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POP LAU
Library
.vtont. Historical iociety Helena, it. jv�OI
SHOPPun
POST OFFICI ROX 668 PHONE 768- 3^33
SNOWMOBILE REGISTRATION NO GRACE PERIOD
MOE NAMED ON ALL CONERENCE TEAM
Erik Moe, son of Mr . & Mrs Skuli Moe, woj named most valuable player of the year of the Poplar High School football team. Erik, a senior, was also chosen for the First team of the All Conference Team as an Offensive Running Back . He was also named on the 2nd team as a Defensive Back .
Also named to the All Conference 2nd team were James Wilson cs center and Albert Kirn as a Lir>e Backer .
FALL CONCERT TONIGHT
The Poplar High School Music Department will present the annual Fall Conceit at 8 p.m. Thursday, itoday) Nov . 13, in the High School Gym. The High School Concert Bard, Concert Choir, and Stage Bond will be performing in this concert. The admission is free .
Recent changes in snowmobile laws require registration by July I of each /ear rather then Jan. I under the old rule, according to Bob Bird, safety and training bureau chief for the department of fish and game .
Persons who have registered snowmobiles during 1975 will only have to pay a six months fee to register them up to July of 1976. They may registe register at any time up to H January I. Snomobiles may no longer be operated between Jan. I and 20 without current decals. Owners of newly purchased snowmobiles have 10 days in which to register their new machines, provided a bill of sale reciting the dote of purchase is carried on the snowmobile at all times. To register, snowmobile owners must go to their county assessors.
When the machine has been assessed, county treasurers issue a registration cord and decal to be displayed on the snowmobile .
ORDINANCE TO BE ENFORCED
The City Council held a special meeting on Nov . 5 to discuss the problem of dwelling places offered for rent within the City Limits that have been permitted to fall into such bad repair as to constitute a hazard to the health and safety of the persons I ivlng in them .
The City Council has directed the Board of Health to inspect all buildings offered for rent, within the City Limits beginning with those about which complaints have been received or which from the outside appear to be dilapidated and unsafe. Those buildings which are found to be unfit for human habitation will be ordered to be vacated until such time as they are fit.
POPLAR. mriTANA W55
HOOKEY RATE UP
If you have suspected that there are a lot of kids playing hookey this year, you are right. Any day of the week during school houts you won't have to look very hard to find kids of school age who aren't where the law says they are to be . During the first 46 days of school the absenteeism rate has averaged about 20�t of the Indian children who are in school . Most of the absenteeisi involves children in grades four thru eight.
Most parents don't realize that their children are not in school Many of them actually do go to school, but skip out during the day. Somre forge excuses to get back into school, so the parents don't know what's happening. The HomeCouncel-Of, David Red Fox, is working with these children and their parents to find cut why the children don't want to come to schoo and to help them resolve the problems that are turning tt.em off. Some of the problems stem from the home, some from the inner conflicts of the children and some from the school situation. The community could help with this problem. If you see kids that should be in school, call David Red Fox at 3409, extension 28 and let him know where the kids are. If you ore a parent who would like help in dealing with your school children, call David. He will be glad to talk to you about �vhat can be done. He doesn't claim to have all the answers, but if he can't help you himself, he might be able to find someone who can.
FIRING SQUAD DANCE
MUSIC BY
HANDYS BAND
NOTICE
THE LAW OFFICE CF
V. . GENE THERCUX WILL
BE CLOSED ALL DAY
WEDNESDAY, NCV. I9TH.
1975.
BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE PERMIT NO. 4 6.1c PAID
POPLAR, MONTANA
I YR. SUBSCRIPTION $5.00
NO /EMBER 13, 1975 PER COPY I V>
FORT PECK MFG. CO. PLANT & OPERATION
PICTURED ABOVE & ON PAGE 2 VIEWS CF THE FT. PECK MANUFACTURING CO. DURING THE GRAND OPENING FRIDAY, NCV. I4TH.
sir
ADMISSION
$1.00
SATURDAY NOV. 15
LEGION CLUB
POPLAR, MONTANA
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | The Poplar Shopper 1975-11-13 |
| Description | The Poplar Shopper. |
| Genre | newspapers |
| Type | Text |
| Language | eng |
| Date Original | 1975-11-13 |
| Subject | Newspapers |
| Rights Management | Copyright to this collection is held by the Poplar Shopper, Poplar, MT. This image may also be protected by copyright. Permission may be required for use and/or reproductions. For further information please contact Poplar Shopper, popshop@nemontel.net |
| Contributors | Historical Society of Montana. Microfilm Division. |
| Contributing Institution | Fort Peck Tribal Library |
| Geographic Coverage | Poplar (Mont.); Roosevelt County (Mont.) |
| Digital Collection | Fort Peck Reservation Newspapers |
| Digital Format | image/jpeg |
| Digitization Specifications | Digitization and metadata by The University of Montana Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library. �Images scanned by The Crowley Company from microfilm to master TIFF files at 300 PPI, 8 bit grayscale using a Mekel Mark V microfilm scanner. Derivative images created using PhotoShop CS4. OCR was performed with Abbyy FineReader 10 corporate edition.� |
| Date Digitized | 2010 |
| Local Identifier | FP0000474 |
| Source | Newsp P-700 |
Description
| Title | Page 1 |
| Genre | newspapers |
| Date Original | 1975-11-13 |
| Digital Collection | Fort Peck Reservation Newspapers |
| Local Identifier | FP0000474 |
| Transcript | POP LAU Library .vtont. Historical iociety Helena, it. jv�OI SHOPPun POST OFFICI ROX 668 PHONE 768- 3^33 SNOWMOBILE REGISTRATION NO GRACE PERIOD MOE NAMED ON ALL CONERENCE TEAM Erik Moe, son of Mr . & Mrs Skuli Moe, woj named most valuable player of the year of the Poplar High School football team. Erik, a senior, was also chosen for the First team of the All Conference Team as an Offensive Running Back . He was also named on the 2nd team as a Defensive Back . Also named to the All Conference 2nd team were James Wilson cs center and Albert Kirn as a Lir>e Backer . FALL CONCERT TONIGHT The Poplar High School Music Department will present the annual Fall Conceit at 8 p.m. Thursday, itoday) Nov . 13, in the High School Gym. The High School Concert Bard, Concert Choir, and Stage Bond will be performing in this concert. The admission is free . Recent changes in snowmobile laws require registration by July I of each /ear rather then Jan. I under the old rule, according to Bob Bird, safety and training bureau chief for the department of fish and game . Persons who have registered snowmobiles during 1975 will only have to pay a six months fee to register them up to July of 1976. They may registe register at any time up to H January I. Snomobiles may no longer be operated between Jan. I and 20 without current decals. Owners of newly purchased snowmobiles have 10 days in which to register their new machines, provided a bill of sale reciting the dote of purchase is carried on the snowmobile at all times. To register, snowmobile owners must go to their county assessors. When the machine has been assessed, county treasurers issue a registration cord and decal to be displayed on the snowmobile . ORDINANCE TO BE ENFORCED The City Council held a special meeting on Nov . 5 to discuss the problem of dwelling places offered for rent within the City Limits that have been permitted to fall into such bad repair as to constitute a hazard to the health and safety of the persons I ivlng in them . The City Council has directed the Board of Health to inspect all buildings offered for rent, within the City Limits beginning with those about which complaints have been received or which from the outside appear to be dilapidated and unsafe. Those buildings which are found to be unfit for human habitation will be ordered to be vacated until such time as they are fit. POPLAR. mriTANA W55 HOOKEY RATE UP If you have suspected that there are a lot of kids playing hookey this year, you are right. Any day of the week during school houts you won't have to look very hard to find kids of school age who aren't where the law says they are to be . During the first 46 days of school the absenteeism rate has averaged about 20�t of the Indian children who are in school . Most of the absenteeisi involves children in grades four thru eight. Most parents don't realize that their children are not in school Many of them actually do go to school, but skip out during the day. Somre forge excuses to get back into school, so the parents don't know what's happening. The HomeCouncel-Of, David Red Fox, is working with these children and their parents to find cut why the children don't want to come to schoo and to help them resolve the problems that are turning tt.em off. Some of the problems stem from the home, some from the inner conflicts of the children and some from the school situation. The community could help with this problem. If you see kids that should be in school, call David Red Fox at 3409, extension 28 and let him know where the kids are. If you ore a parent who would like help in dealing with your school children, call David. He will be glad to talk to you about �vhat can be done. He doesn't claim to have all the answers, but if he can't help you himself, he might be able to find someone who can. FIRING SQUAD DANCE MUSIC BY HANDYS BAND NOTICE THE LAW OFFICE CF V. . GENE THERCUX WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY, NCV. I9TH. 1975. BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE PERMIT NO. 4 6.1c PAID POPLAR, MONTANA I YR. SUBSCRIPTION $5.00 NO /EMBER 13, 1975 PER COPY I V> FORT PECK MFG. CO. PLANT & OPERATION PICTURED ABOVE & ON PAGE 2 VIEWS CF THE FT. PECK MANUFACTURING CO. DURING THE GRAND OPENING FRIDAY, NCV. I4TH. sir ADMISSION $1.00 SATURDAY NOV. 15 LEGION CLUB POPLAR, MONTANA |
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