The Poplar Shopper 1983-07-21

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July 21, 1983
SHOPPERMOVES
10 YEARS AGO !!
The Poplar Shopper personnel and outside crew spent the (otter port of lost week and this week moving into the building beside the Fort Peck Merc, which was recently vacated by M.D.U. We anticipated a number of problems movirg the heavy equipment (press, etc) out of the basement but all went well and no befote and after pictures could be taken. Our sincere thanks to the many who gave js a helping hand from the �Tiailest job to the biaoest .   A ^.neciol thank you Tom "/cGo*a   who ran the fa*m hano "o* ��"'ped haul most of nSt eq ipflltAl out of the basement end *o Mike Voeller *ho c'u the coipentry work needed o< d who walked miles up and Jow stairs carrying thir as t-or" uic building to the other, also Al Ault, Kelly and Dennis McGowon who were invaluable to us. Everyone 'ha* help* �t in one way or another tr> nake us operable this week is responsible for this week's Shopper coming to you on tilM .  We are *9fy grateful >o you all. We are pleased with the new location and think our reading public and customers will find it more convenient to stop in with their news, ads, job work and the like.
JULY 198� - A DATE TO AIM FOR!_._
A precedent was set in 19&� by a group oi dedicated individuals who conceived and carried out their dream of an All-Classes Reunion for the alumni of Poplar High School.This gathering proved to be a joyous time for the many classmates who convened to participate in the well-organized event.  They expressed their appreciation for the efforts of the local group who put together the large well-presented affair.
THEREFORE - As a tribute to the Charter Members of this All-Classes Reunion Assn. and an- assurance that this reunion idea shall not dissipate with the passing of time, this appeal in made to the great number of alumni of PHS.   Please attend the All-Classes Reunion meeting scheduled for Tuesday, July 26th, 8 p.m. at the Legion Club. It must be true that the many younger groups of PHS alumni have much to add to the planning of a happy reunion for the anticipated guests who would be eager to appear at the next such gathering.
The span of years, 196<#-198<*, with a successful reunion every five years should indicate that 1981* would be a good year to get involved with a "Bang-Up gathering"for all our friends from PHS.
Come to the meeting at the Legion Club in Poplar, 3uly 26th , 8 p.m. LET'S GET ORGANIZED!!
NEW POSTMASTER
Bob  Trinder has been appointed official Postmaster of the Poplar Post Office.     As of July 31, 1983, Bob will have completed 29 years service in the Poplar Post Office. Congratulations, Bob.
REMOVING THE PRESS FROM THE BASEMENT WAS NO SMALL JOB�BUT CAME OUT WITH FLYING COLORS UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF TOM MC GOWAN, AL AULT, t KELLY MC GOWAN.
TRAILER HOUSE  COMPLETELY DESTROYED -  Patrick Burshia died in the fire that completely destroyed his trailer home last Thursday night. No foul play is suspected, but the cause of the fire has not been determined yet. Jim Leaf of the state fire marshal's office is working with Chuck Trottier on an investigation.