The Poplar Shopper 1982-11-11

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November 1 \ 1982
LANDOWNERS
LANDOWNERS ASSN. MINERALS MEETING
In the first statewide session of its kind, Montana landowners with mineral interests will meet Nov. 17-18 in Havre to discuss joint concerns and examine their relationship with the petroleum industry.
The gathering will bring together the Montana Land and Mineral Owners Assn., Northeast Montana Land & Mineral Owners Assn. and Hi-Plains Land and Mineral Owners Assn., which together claim more than 700 members who keep each other informed on such matters as seismic exploration, mineral leases and right-of-entry to properties. MLMOA President Tom Sheehy of Big Sandy says he
expects a good turnout for the meeting, which will launch Nov. 17 at 9 a.m. at the LeHavre Inn.
Scheduled to speak at a 7 p. m. banquet on Nov. 17 is Dale Zimmerman, special assistant to the deputy director for enery and minerals of the Bureau of Land Management in Washington D.C. Montana Petroleum Assn. Executive Director Don Allen of Helena will moderate a panel on determining equitable surface damage compensation.  Helena attorney Donald Garrity of the Montana Board of Oil and Gas Conservation will discuss surface owners' rights and leasing procedures. The board's chairman, Dick Campbell of Billings, will explain his panel's proceedings. Douglas Haws of NOR PAC Exploration Services in Englewood, Colorado, will examine the seismic industry in perspective.  And Pres. Richard Larson of the Utah Royalty Owners Assn. will describe activities of the National Assn. of Royalty Owners.
PLAY PRESENTED
The Missoula Children's Theatre will present "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" Friday and Saturday, Nov. 12 and 13 at a 2 p.m. matinee performance each afternoon. The cast includes Judith Babnich and Greg Robin Smith from the Missoula Children's Theatre, and children from Poplar Elementary and Middle Schools. The performances will be in the High School Auditorium. The public is invited to attend the Saturday afternoon performance. Tickets will be on sale at the door Sat. afternoon, and prices are as lollows:  $1.00 for a student ticket, and $2.00 for an adult ticket.
SPEECH TEAM
SPEECH TEAM NEWS
The speech team competed against 11 schools last weekend in the Sidney Speech and Drama Invitational Meet.  Poplar placed first in the Class B division. The coach, Mr. Howell, said he was impressed with the individual accomplishments of the students and the team spirit.
Competing for Poplar were Zane Rising Sun, first in memorized public address. Lisa Schmitz, second memorized public address; Valerie Hecht, 2nd in oral interpretation; Peter Ruffatto and Dan O'Brien second in debate; Lisa Storkson, fourth in girls' extemp ; Rebecca Crisp and Anne Eder finalists in girls' extemp; Ted Storksor and Darrin Crisp, finalists in boys' extemp; Jerry Richard, fifth in impromptu; Randy Teske finalist in extemp; and Camille Beauclair, fifth in oratory.
NOTICE
LEGION P05T //51 TO RAISE VETERANS FLA"S_
Nathan Crazy Bull Legion Post llik will be raising deceased veteran's flags on Thursday, Nov. 11, 1982 at II a.m. at the Veterans Memorial Park in Poplar.
GRAND OLE 0PRY
MONTANA GRAND OLE OPRY SHOW - COMING TO NORTH EASTERN MONTANA_
On December k, 1982 at 7 p.m. at Plentywood,   MT in the Plentywood High School Gym, a two and half hour show is being planned for the entire community and surrounding area.  The Montana Grand Ole Opry Show promises an exciting variety of music and talent for all ages.
Some of the special features will include the Montana Grand Ole Opry Band and Montana's finest singing artists.  Added features will b   a fiddle and banjo player, square dancers and a barber shop q uartet. Popular musical numbers both old and new,  as well as your favorite country gospel music will be part of the program. For all country music lovers an exciting show and evening filled with fun and talent, a night to remember on your up-coming calendar date. Advance tickets are available for $$.00 at the following merchants:  Legion Club, Poplar, MT Boulds Drug, Poplar. Door tickets will be available for $6.50 the night of the show.
For more information call-768-3608 or 765-2062.
CLOSED
CLOSED NOV. 11TH VETERAN'S DAY
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WRESTLING
WRESTLING MEETING
There will be wrestling meeting on Tuesday, November 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the High Auditorium.
All parents of Varsity and
Junior High AAU wrestlers
are urged to attend.
L would like to see as man
parents again this year as
possible.
Agenda: Meet Coaches, Rules and Diet material. See you there!
Coach Bagley.
Anyone wishing to have veteran's flags raised are asked to  have flags there by 10 am.
PHS GIRLS BASKETBALL
Poplar finished their regular season with a pair of losses on the road.  A three-point loss to Fairview and a five-point loss to Circle dropped Poplar into second place in the Final Conference standing.  This assured Poplar of a first game bye going into the District l-B Tournament at Plentywood.  Poplar met Fairview, the winner of the Thursday second game by a score of 60-33 over Sco-bey.
A REMINDER!!!!
THERE WILL BE NO POPLAR SHOPPER THANKSGIVING
WEEK, NOVEMBER 25TH.  WE WILL SHUT DOWN FOR
OUR ANNUAL PRESS MAINTENANCE & CHECK-UP.
NEWS <5c AD5 SHOULD BE PLACED THE WEEK BEFORE. THE SHOPPER WILL AGAIN BE PRINTED THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 2, 1982.
CHAMBER NEWS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE M1MUTES_
President Tom Clark called the weekly meeting of the Poplar Chamber to order.  No previous minutes were available due to the absence of the Secretary. Mr. Clark announced the selection of a nominating committee for the annual election of officers which will be held in early December.   Members of the committee are: Jim Rowe, Marilyn Ridenhower, Florn Martin, Paul Longden and Renell Walters.
George Budak introduced his house guests, Judy Budnich and Greg Robin Smith, two professional actors, who are in Poplar assisting with the production of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" which will be presented at the Poplar High School Auditorium, Saturday, at 2:00 p.m. Jim Rowe, newly elected president of the Community Hospital Board, asked for support from the Chamber in the recruiting of doctors to the community. Miles Diede from the Boy Scout Council in Great Falls thanked the Chamber for their support last year. Howard Anderson moved the meeting adjourn. Motion carried.
Marilyn Ridenhower
GIRLS BASKETBALL
The Indians forced turnovers with their full court pressure and with quick passing and strong defense they held a 33 to 18 half time lead.  By the end of the third quarter it was a 19 point lead, and finished up the game with a 62-*7 victory which placed them in the Championship game against Circle.  Denise Smith with 21 and Gina Ryan, 16  along with Val Moran's 10 led Poplar in the win.
In the Championship game Poplar fell behind in the first half on outside shooting of Rhonda Spidel and forced the Indians to play catch-up ball.  Fouls turned out to be the difference with Poplar shooting 0-10 from the line and Circle ' hitting 15-20. The final score was Circle *9 , Poplar 38.  This places Poplar in the first game Thursday evening at 7:30.  The Indians will face Forsyth the 3rd place team in Dist. 2-B . Support your Indian Team at Divisional*.
GOOD LUCK, GIRLS -Back row, 1 to r -Shawna Myers, Susie Cowan, Faith Eagleman, Vonda Bighorn, Mary Plain Feather.  Middle row, I to r - Amy O'Brien, Jackie Shanks, 3udy Linthicum, Gina Ryan, Carol Old Horn, Micheli Bauer. Front row, I to r - Mary Davis, Lanette Ryan, Denise Smith, Val Moran.