The Poplar Shopper 1983-02-24

              POPI.. I �
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ATTENTION
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February 24, 1983
march 11 pik deadline will not extended
Farmers have only a few weeks left to sign up for the payment-in-kind program.   The signup period ends March II, and will not be extended, according to Dave Bliss, chairman ot the Montana Agric ultural "stabilization and Conservation committee,
"Producers may change their enrollment or withdraw up until March I I." Bliss Mid. "On March I I the contract becomes final and there will be no further opportunity to change, or make, ,i signup after this time." Severe weather conditions may have caused some problems for farmers  around the country.   However, recurring storms or anv other problems will not i hange the signup deadline, he said. The PIK program is designed to bring supplies more
in line with demand in order to improve the farm economy.   It encourages farmers to reduce the I9S1 planted acreage of PIK < om modifies (wheat, corn and sorghum in Montana) beyond that required bv the previously announced acreage reduc tion and land diversion programs. In return for participating in the PIK, program,  farmers will receive an amount of the commodity as pay rnent for reducing planted acreage.   This will also reduce CCC stocks and the cost of storage. All farms with an established 1981 acreage base and yield for a PIK (ommoditv are eligible to paiti� ipate in PIK, it they are part � ipating in the a< reage redu< tion program.
The ASCS offic lal said farmers who would like to see an improvement in the market situation should seriously consider the program Mid do their part toward redm -ing the surplus that is hurt ing the ec onorm. "We urge farmers to sign up now and not miss the opportunity by waiting or expecting the deadline to be extended."
"The SIC.NI IP PERIOD WILL END AT THE CLOSI 01 \M SIM.SS ON MAR< H I I."
TRACK NEWS
1983 TRACK a FIELD has new APPROACH
Paul Samuel), head tra< � � field coach for Poplar High School, presented a new gpp roach to the Middle and High Schools students.   That approach is to "enioy" track a field.   He stated that the same routine practice everyday can be boring, but change those practices Monday thru Friday and you'll see "enthusiasm",   Approx imately 85 students between the two schools have this enthusiasm for the new season.
BOYS GOING TO TOURNAMENT
.UBALI NEWS
WRESTLERS AT STATE Vendali & Chase
INDIANS 1 IH MP I |R<
Saturday nigl i tl Vi ildi ats cam* take on the Popl.it I   1 and I ound the going \ ei \ tough'   �� even I � st quai .score 8-8, resulting  I eral turnovers t�\ boti sa* the .i� ' � Poplar outsc or ing Ore U   !
I 2 to go down a......
leading 2*-20, Darryl Red Eagle lud IO first I    ' The thud qtiai I � the hustling Ii    � curtain-, loi Ihr � Poplai   ut* or ed
6 to go on lop 46-26*   M'
Row e having 1
quarter, netting '* ;
In the tin.il - tan/.., i it
bei dim   the .ni'"'
to get h.i< � ini
game, ,� one lin�
within 12 I
put the t ghting I �
� ats away, � anning
free throw   itten        lo in
the V � toi V,
Good job. Pop la I   11      I in Tourn.ii!.' � *. I ollow the I w .IV !
Si 0�ing!D. R� ri I dfile ! /.
5. Row e - I \ SI an<
12, Tommv St. . .<   >, P.
6, Chad Kirn t. Bin kies I�, .'. �
Leading rebouiK I '�_
Coach Samuel I is s by an excellent st.� ! sjsting o|:  Nam Mark Sal I V and < oleeu Salo -School Head  Coach  Hi
Laitnen  SSSISl    ' 1        '
Mike ����)        I
Athletic Dir-
portant p.ir i of
with the time invoh �� '
scheduling the meet .
INDI \Ns I OSt TO i \IKVII �
On last Ft ida) night the Poplai basketball team took
the I air v icw Ml ��� lors, i omtng up on the short end
t 1 f-h.    \ mil. h  taller Fail � ^ � w  tram took a I 7 � 16 I si quai let lead and w ith D.it i v I Red I agle going to
the beni h the Vlarnors took advantage with I** points
n> ihe qtiai ter, i esult ing �
a 16-29 halitime lead.
I 1 �   third quarter btought
oi. murh oi the same, inside shots and lots ol rebounds, outsror ing Poplai
19-12, to go ahead � <� I
II *: ins putting 0� a full
� if t press, but |ust � ame up  short, although out-si or mg the Warriors 2>-l8, �   ... .
.r rtgl   Steve R owe-2 2, �a ..�,- W-r.,11 ! 7. Dan v I Re I f aglr- 7, Tommv SteeK ( , Phil  Vill-6, Jan-- Rising
Sun '�. I had Kirn-2, Kevin .
I � i' rebounders     S.
V   i   >, d Red Eagle I.
�
mei    s� heduled as the sea-
I A I il in M HI DI I I
�\piil l - Medicine Lake Pentathlon ' .   I     Glasgow lnvitatiori.il <� - Medi* ine Lake
ir i v itotional V. �    � l    Sirt'ie> |\v itational 10   Glendive Invito* t tortoti
\:       10     Medic ine Lake Invitational. M i\  * - GlotfOO All St.ir M.iv 1    Plentvwood
Invitational
Dave Vondall A Rm h Chase
did an eXI eilen!  job   it State   �� their   respi-c tlVC weight I kisses, Dave Vondall finished Mh
m a weight � lass loaded
With State ( hampS from last
year.
"A lot of � oai lies were sur prised that Dave did so Well**,    Thrie were a lor ot "Big Name" wrestlers at  I I ? this vear. Dave lost *) 0 to a SOI Olid
piai � hnishei .it II/ last yeai then w on '* straight
and lost to the s.ilue kid h-ri in the wrestlehat ks.
Several limes Dave had
his man in a pinning < om
bina tion hut did  not get
points be' ause p.it * ot  the shoulder s Were ot t  the iii.it,
I feel it w.is ,i real prestige
IO   I inish in the �� I. . on sufer ilig .ill � �,� hes h-lt I I } W.is the toughest   it,
the State�
Ru h Chase used his (inn �
RIDI   11II IM S-
Il \ VI   I HI PRIVINO �� I S
Rules for sr ho*�l bus oassen-
gers;
a) Gel on A Oil the bus without pushing or shoving,
b) Remain seated when the
bus is moving.   � )   Keep .ill bodv parts m the bus.   Do
not throw anything out the
windows, if I I ighting. gr.ihh ing, eti . will not be allowed, e) Speab ih a quiet voice,   \i
n.-ss .� advantage over people that outweighed
him in Vi lbs.
"R li ti w as ahead in his In .t rnat� h S I before lie made a mistake and got pinned.   He wrestled a kid named OttnesS who had to weigh .it least  Wi lbs. Ruh knew he ' oi j If I have
w or I it.  He < ame hai � in
the losers brae ket and beat Ottness to get bat � into
the winners bracket, "In most i use-, Rh h was ahead 1� an)  ln.it� hes he evrtll-
u.iiu lost, Rh h .s ver) small loi ., heavyweight.
liiere ftrri   ,i tot ol  people ' hei-r ing lot Ruh, 11 was great when lie pl.� ed Mh.
I think tin people ot Pop
I.ir have .1 lot In lie proud of in their wre-.thng team.
I ongratulations on a |oh
Well done.
Ihe < oai hing '.tait alni wrestlers would like to thank the Booster� for all
swe.irnig nf leasing** f) Re-speri the propert) ot others*
I allure to Obe)  these rules Will result Hi loss ol bus r iding pr IV lleges.
Note (or the Tournamenti l.   I e.irn rnembi rs, r heer-
leaders, and pep band mem
beri w MI ride lo and front
the toiirnalnetit oli the Nuses.
No ew eptions!!   No one
sh.ill h<- eie useil to nife |0 the game or home Witti pur-
ei.t , relative**. Ir tendi rti.,
i-xc ept in � ases ot etnei geni V. Studelits r iifing the pep bus tu the tOurnoment must re-lum t" Popi.ir on the pep bus,
See br.h ket lor lime schedule.