The Poplar Shopper 1977-09-15

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SEPTEMBER 15, 1977
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FRANK GCRNEAU, DENNIS MC GOWAN, FRED STEELE
girls bb news
circle defeats poplar
The young ond inexperienced Poplar Indians went down to defeat when they traveled to Circle Friday night . The first quaitei was fairly even until Poplar lost a fumble on their own 29 ya;d line .
Circle promptly went to their belly option series and stored. Cnce Circle discovered that the young Indians were having trouble with the option, the game turned into a route . Late in the second half the Indians settled down and played good defense fhus allowing their offense a c'tance with the ball.
Dennis McGowOfl promptly started picking up good yardage on quick pitches to the outside . When the defense itortod stopping that play, qua'tcrbac1 Fred Steele would send fullback Fra ik Gouineaj up the middle of the line with snorl trap'.. For the night Denis  McGowan rushed for 108 yards.  Frank Gomeou rushed for 54 yards, Richcd Knowlton rushed :0' 61 vards, and Fred Steele passed fo' 77 ya'di.
The Poplar Coaching  Staff picked Dennis McGowan a >d Fred Steele a> Co-offensive players of the week, while Frank Goumeau was picked as defensive player of the week .
The 1977-78 girls basketball season is just about underlay. On Saturday, Sep*. 17 at 12:30, the girls parents are invited to attend a picture-taking session at fho High School Gymnasium.   At 1:00 P.M. An inter-squad scrimmage /.ill begin.   The public is invited to a*tenH
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montana tv coming
Monday night, September 12, the Popla TV Board -net with other members of the community who will be seeking contributions for the Poplar TV district. Dale Headdress, Chuck T indet, Lany Eaglemon, Catherine Edei, and Dane I White Eagle wll be spea heading the drive for con-tiihutions.  Anyone who is interested in contributing to this P'oject should contact any one of these people, or they should come to the City Ha11 . Ma iy local businesses hove a-ssistt-d rhis p-oject by either donating building materials, or by giving the building materials to us at their cost.   During the next few weeks, I will be mentioning all of these local businesses by na"ne >o tha' they con receive the recognition *hat they deserve ,
There have been many questions on how the TV p'oject will be financed.  The Pop'ar TV Dist-� ict encompasses a 1 area tha* ha> the Missour Rivet as its 'the i bounds y, one mile east of the railway 'oad as its ea'.tcn boundary, se 'en miles � .or tli of Poplar a*, its no'Hum cont. on. pg. 10
relief dr on duty
Di . Villano, -eIJef physician with H.S.R.I, is tilling in for Dr . Notlvid.id who has taken a position tint whom . The mod'Col clinic is open from � a .m . to 5 p .m . of i ts new loca'ion .
Dr. VHIono will be seeing patients there until 0 perma:1-e*it physicio � ;s furnished v the H.S.R.I.
The new temp^ray Doc to* is a specialist In family practice . She has been with the H.S.R.I, fc three yea s.   She serve* �trictly as a relief physician and covon the community when the regular, physician is yone . Di . Villono's home is on a torch near Bozemai.  She was � ecentiy featured In "People" magot Ino �
teen dance scheduled
On Friday, Septenber 16th & dance will tc held in the Kiadle School Gyr. for all teenageri.   The dance (featuring live music) will begin after the footbalI gane ard cot-time until 12 ridnight.
Aorissior is SI.50 for singles; S2.00 per couple. Refreshments will be available at the dance.   All proceeds will go toward the Teen Center Fund. All teens are invited to attend this darce and have a good t1rce--fcut please do not appear at the door intoxicated, as you w'll not be admitted!   Also--N0 alcoholic beverages allowed on premises!1
celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
Mrs. James (Dcothy) Crowle" ana Mrs. Don (Donna) Gudgel honored their parents, Mr. and Mr*. James Mac Donald with a lovely party, Sunday, August 28, in their bocl- yard at 217 DW. Also attending the event, were the Ma; Donald's grandchildren, John Dalles Gudgel I, Laurel, Mont., Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Crowley, Seattle, Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Iverson, Culbertson, and Mr. Darrel Crowley, Poplar.
Now retired, Mr. Mac Donald used to ranch north of Poplar. They were married at Wayzata Minnesota, September 8, 1917.
GOVERNMENT GOULASH
downtown redevelopment
I have anonged through the department of community affairs in Glendive fo- various state officials to talk to the Chomber of Commerce on Oct. 4. This dote Is tenative a' the present time, but during the next few weeks, t will be putting some � thing in this pap1?' about the exact time and date of this meeting.  These state representatives will be speaking on various ways to achieve downtown redevelopment and urban e-newal .   If the Poplar community suppo-ts this effort, it is possible that some representatives fiom the federal government could :one to Pop'a to speak on similar topics.   It is critical that all people in the Poplar commu iity feolize the opportunity of these meetings. Pop'a< could be <evifalized so that new
businesses would come Here, and thus everyone In the community could benefit from the greater number of business establishments. Poplar residvi's should hove the opportunity to spend their money in Popla   other thon going to Wo'f Po'n' o-'Williston .  Hopefully, all of the Poplar area residents "'II attend these upcoming mee'ings so that thev can voice their feelings on which way Prplar goes in the future.... The City of Popla- is still looking for a qualified ndividjal to be the City CknV .  All those interested in applvlng should contact me at 'he City Hall. . . Street signs will Finally be put up in the city.  The brackets for the s'gns just arrived, aid the sia is w'll be put up during ?he next week .
('Signed'  Ralph Freedman
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ADULTS $3.50 6 thru 11 $2.00 under 6 $1.00
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