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POPLAR ~~ ene em. Bidg. 601 vos WA h Chat Shove VET & Plonser - Helena, Mont. L POST OFFICE BOX 1028 | WEW JAYCEE & JAYCEEN OFFICERS Pictured above ore the Jaycee right: Butch Corne, Director; Karl Kanning, Internal V.P.; and Jayceen officers for the coming yeor. Lew Bowling, President; Jeff ea id ok aw SOCIETY BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE 3.8¢ PAID POPLAR, MONTANA Permit No. 4 —— «AR, MONTANA FILES FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT if Back row left to Kaufman, External V.P. Middle row: Dick Loegering, Director; Jerry Rodeacker, Chaplin; Jim Leager, Secretary; Jonny Long, Director; Ted Nees, Treasurer. Front row: Sharie Loe- gering, Secretary; Lois Kanning, Treasurer; Carole Thompson, V.P.; Diane Nees, President. Notice There has been an outbreak of Diphtheria in Missoula. Diphtheria is a serious dis- ease but is preventable by immunization . lt is strongly recommended that anyone who has not had a Diphtheria booster \shot\ within the past 5 years contact their physi- cien and receive a booster \shot\ for Diphtheria. NOTICE There will be an important meeting of the Poplar Babe Ruth Association, Thursday, April 23 at 8:00 p.m. at the American Legion Hall. All officers and interested DISTRICT MUSIC FESTIVAL Poplar High School's music’ department took high honors at the District #12 Music Festival held in Wolf Point April 17th and 18th. Com- petition for soloists and en- sembles was held on Friday with the large vocal and instrumental groups perform- ing on Saturday. The event was climaxed on Soturday evening with oa concert by the District select band and chorus and featured an outstanding soloist or ensem- ble from each school. P lor was represented by the stage band. The vocal ratings ot the festival were: Superior (I) boys octet; Excellent (I!) a vocal solo by Lorrie Iver- son; good (Ill) Senior girls trio, mixed quortet, mixed ensemble, and girls ensem- ble. The mixed chorus re- ceived a Il on performance and a Ill for sight-reading. ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL On Tuesday, April 28, Pop- lar High School will present its sixth annual Arts and Crofts Festival in the high School auditorium. The pro- gram is a combination of efforts of the Music, Speech, Drama, and English deport- ments. This yeor two Poplar High School students, Shan- non Moilanen and David Nass will be masters of ceremonies. The festival will open with @ one-act play, “The Clow”. The production is under the direction of Dwight Moose and the assistant director is Roberta Murray. The cast includes John Reinlasoder, David Sage, Bob Huso, Gwyn McAnally, and Tom Danielson. The crew includes Nancy Von Dovér, and Larry Nesbit. The play was ' presented at the State and District Drama Festivals. At the District Festival, \The cont. pg. 8 Monday, April 20, Harry L. Axtmann filed for the office of Roosevelt County Superintendent of Schools. He has served as Superintendent since June, 1969, filling the unexpired term of Mrs. Alice Fossen. Mr. Axtmann is a resident of Poplar where he tought History and Political Science for four years at the Poplar High School. Prior to mov- ing to Poplar, Mr. Axtmann worked for the Great Falls Fire Department for five years in conjunction with attending college. He grad- vated from the College of Great Falls in 1965 with a B.S. Degree in History and Political Science. He is a retired veteran of the U.S. Navy having serv- ed his country with distinc- tion for a number of yeors. He is a member of the Am- erican Legion at Poplar, V. F.W. Post 1087 of Great Falls, a member of the Montana Education Associo- tion, the National Educe- tion Association, the Mont- and Association of Superintendents and the Northeastern Montana Association of School Ad- ministrotors. He is a past member of the Poplar Jay- cees, where he held the MEASLE CLINIC A Rubella (German Measles) Clinic will be held in Poplar on Thursday April 30, 1970. This clinic is for all children ages 1-12. School children - will receive the vaccine at the school in the A.M. Pre - school should be brought to the Tribal Building between the hours of 3:00 and 5:00 P.M. All children in this age group should have this vaccine re- gordless of history of the dis- ease. There ore mony other diseases which have the some symptoms as Rubella and with- out a blood test it is impossible to tell for certain what the APRIL 23, 1970 position of Chaplain, Pres- ident of the organization and as a director. Mec. Axtmann has stoted that if elected he will strive to the utmost to bring better education to all the students in Roosevelt Coun- ty in both the academic and vocational educational fields . The County Superintendent and his wife, Mieko, will retain their residence in Poplar . disease is. Children who should not have the veccine ore as follows: ( Children who hove o ature (fever) over 101 on the day of this clinic. Children who have been or Children who ave allergic to eggs Or egg products . if a child is under a doctor's care ot the time of the clinic, consult him before hand. This is not the same veecine as the children received earlier this year. ARTS and CRAFTS FESTIVAL people please attend. In the instrumental competi- cont. pg. 6 TEN DEPARTMENTS REPRESENTED L TUESDAY APRIL 28, 1970 ADMISSION: 50¢ 7:30 PA.
