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U.S. POSTAGE PERMIT #4
Fourbear Seek* Air Force Appointment
Dale Fourbear, a �tnior honor student � t Poplar High School, has applied for an appointment to the U.S. Air Force Academy at Colorado Spring*, Colorado. Dale Mas one of sixty�five candidates who were interviewed by Representative Ron Marlenee's Academy Review Board in Billings on December 6th.
This year Representative Marlenee has an allotment of one "principal slot" each for the Air Force Academy and Naval Academy and two for West Point.
A candidate's -chances for being appointed depend largely upon his/her high school grades, S.A.T. scores, activities in which he/she participated and the interview. Candidates who are not selected as prime slot appointments may be chosen for the "alternate oool " from which it is possible to ultimately receive an appointment to one of the academi es.
The three major academies all have one-year prep school programs. A candidate who does not receive the appointment may have the option of attending the academy s prep school in oroer to raise his/her college entry scores enough to be accepted into the academy itself the fo'lowing year. The prep school year is an intense cn-campus experience whose expenses are completely covered by the academy.
Dale should know by the end of December if he has received the appointment which he seeks. Alternates may not know until as late as May if they receive an appointment or are chosen for prep school .
Good luck Dale*
SANTA ARRIVES AT SUNRISE
SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO POPLAR Saturday Dec. 20th.... North Pole
Santa Claus -announced today his plans are to again stop over at Sun Rise Trustworthy Home Center In Poplar this Saturday Dec. 20th. He plans to be in the Sun Rise Store Saturday afternoon at about 3 P.M. for about 1 hr. or so. He is very busy, before Christmas and must rush back to the North Poje to work on Christmas gifts. The Message says that pictures are permitted and encuraged. This is the opportunity for youngsters to meet Santa Claus before the holiday and visit with him. Parents are welcomed to.
For further information, call or contact Sun Rise Lumber and Hardware in Poplar-768-3762 or 768-5173.
SANTA PICTURES
AT BUCKHORN
Santa will be at the Buck Horn Cafe Banquet Room on Sunday, Dec. 21st from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. for a picture taking session.. Santa Is very photogenic so get those kids In for a photo with him. This is sponsored by the Poplar Merchants.
Stores will remain open this Friday until 6:30 p.-m. and the following Fridays until Christmas. Also, you will find the same places open on Sundays from noon 'til A p.mf until Christmas. On Friday, Dec. 19th; Monday, Dec. 22nd and Tuesday, Dec. 23rd , the stores will remain open until 8 p.m.
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Poplar Merchants Gift Drawing	
The collection of gifts near the fireplace In the Traders Stat* Bank will be given away ta numerous lucky people this Thursday, Oaoomboi 18th. The drawing will be held at KhJD A.M. All yau need ta da ta win ana of these gifts to register at ana of the Poplar participating mot unenti placo of bulinili   Yau need not be
<VCK Radte will broadcast the drawing Uve Thursday morning- Yaw can't win If yau don't register!!
CHRISTMAS CRIB FOR NURSING HOME
Last Wednesday, Dec. 10, Fr. Lou Krauth, Pastor of the Poplar Catholic Church, presented a new Christmas Crib to the Poplar Nursing Home. Activity Director Debbie wagner -had expressed a desire a few weeks ago to complete their Christmas decorations tfith a nice crib to be used year after year. Fr. Lou established a fund, and in no time the necesary money was raised. Debbie Waoner ar.u Fr. Lou would like to tnank these generous donors: Dick, Gwen and Mary French; the Ray O'Brien family; Marcella Blevins and Helen Nordwick; Mary Alice Gorder; Cathy Kohl; Helmer and Feye Peterson; and one anonymous person.
The Nursing Home invites everybody to visit their patients, and then take a look at their newest Christmas decoration.
Nursino Home Activity Director Debbie Wagner (left) receives the new crib from Fr. Lou Krauth (rbht), Pastor of the Catholic Church in Poplar.
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ALL NEWS & ADVERTISING MUST BE IN SHOPPER OFFICE BY NOON DEC. 22nd...
FOOTBALL ALL CONFERENCE HONORS
Three players on the '86 Poplar football team received all-conference honors. Felix McGowan was named as 2nd Team All-Conference wide receiver. He also played defensive back and lead the team in pass receptions, yards receiving touchdowns. Felix was Poplar's M.v.P. for the J.v. team. Chaskay R!cker was named 2nd Team All-Conference offensive line and punter. Chaskay played defensive tackle for the Indians and lead Poplar's linemen In tackies. Chaskay was voted Poplar's best offensive and defensive lineman. Reese Reddor was named 2nd Team All-Conference defensive back. He lead all Poplar's defensive backs In tackles this past season. Reese also played quarter back and was voted the best offensive back of the year. CONGRATULATIONS to these three athletes on their fine football season!