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;—Hardin Tribune-Herald. Thursday, March 5, 1953
12
Big Timber Places
First in
Division Tourney
Big Timber Sheepherders
placed first in the Southern
Division Class B basketball
tournament at Billings last week
end, when they defeated Bill
ings Central, 42 to 40, in the
championship game Saturday
night.
In the consolation game
Roundup placed third by de
feating Anaconda Central 53 to
30.
Hardin Bulldogs were elimin
ated one step from the consol
ation game Saturday morning
when they suffered a 47-46 de
feat by Anaconda Central. The
local five lost their first game
of the tourney to Roundup, 49
to 40, on Thursday night. The
following afternoon they down
ed the Harlowton Engineers, 70
to 45, the largest margin of
victory in any tournament
game. The game also saw the
Bulldogs set a record for scor
ing in any one game of the
tourney.
The Champion Sheepherders
advanced to the finals by virtue
of wins over Worden, 55 to 52,
and Anaconda. 43 to 35.
Scores of all games in the
tournament were as follows:
I—Anaconda1 —Anaconda 51, Laurel 49;
2—Big Timber 55, Worden 52;
3—Billings Central 63. Harlow
ton 41; 4—Roundup 49, Hardin
40; . s—Worden 51, Laurel 32;
6—Hardin 70, Harlowton 45; 7—
Big Timber 43, Anaconda 35;
B—Billings Central 66, Roundup
64; 9 —Anaconda 47, Anaconda
46; 10—Roundup 51, Worden 46;
consolation—Roundup 53; Ana
conda 36; championship —Big
Timber 42, Billings Central 40.
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Old-Age Insurance
Benefit Claims
Increased Sharply
Claims for old-age insurance
benefits filed during January
and February were almost dou
ble normal receipts, according
to Glenn A. Gardner, manager
of the Billings Social Security
office. In this period, the Bill
ings office received 340 new
claims for benefits.
Self-employment people who
are retiring now after acquir
ing two years of credit under
Social Security, are primarily
responsible for this increase in
claims, Gardner said.
Self-employment first came
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HARDIN
HARDWARE
under Social Security in 1951.
Those who are now 65 years
of age or over and who have
self-employment income credit
in 1951 and 1952 can retire now
Another Big Week of V alues,,, Hundreds of Feature Buys ...
j|/£ df Sale ends Saturday, March 7th .
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. Bm>d 8 m>d Hme i. up ■■. rs; Dollar Values W
MILK CIGARETTES Look at this value, Gardenside
Your Choice Garden Peas 10 cans.... $1
CASE s£7o CARTOH J B9 Cream Style
- w Sweet C0rn............. ...........7^:*1
ADDED FEATUHE MEAT BUTS
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Medium Weight, Lean ■ ■ A k If
Slob Bacon u. 49c Wl , •g, F u
Wileon s or Great Falls
Celio Wrapped, Swift Dixies 10 to 16 Lbs. —
Bacon Squares u>. 29c |b J g
Well Streaked With Lean
Salt Pork u,.25c —
U. S. Top Grade Beet Plate or Brisket PICNICS
Boiling Beef u. 29c Sma " Size ’
U. S. Choke Tender, Lamb, N»uM«r Cwt B.l—j ■■ ' 4
Lamb Steak. „ 59c R »»•
U. S. Top-grade Beef, Round or
T-Bone Steaks ^79*
Ground Fresh Daily, at Safeway
Ground Beef »>49 c
YOUR CHOICE ' tim VH MEET
COFFEE *^veeta
Real Value
Tin 89 2-lb. Oftc ® ant
24b. Hn $1.75 O ~ #
Garden Fresh Produce Values
U. S. No. 1 Creaming Size, Florida Red
New Potatoes »10 e
U. S. No. 1 Crisp and Tender, Solid Heads —
Green Cabbage »> 5 C
Large Size, U. S. No. 1 Forida Pink
Grapefruit .b, 12Va c
GREEN PEPPERS JJ. ORANGES
Stuffing Siu ID. Medium Size, U. S. No. 1, Sweet
DRY ONIONS 1A( and Juicy, Suddst
Oregon Y«'l.w 18. ■ V CaSe
POTATOES rq< 1.98 lb J 9
U.S. NO. 1-A |A Lb. J y me-wwr 10
Selected Potatoes IV Bag «««.
SUGAR
10 lbs 111I 11
and receive full benefits im
mediately.
Gardner pointed out that a
self-employed person who plans
on retirement this year should
prepare an extra copy of Sched
ule C when he completes his
1952 federal income tax return.
Schedule C is the section list
ing income to be credited for
Social Security purposes. The
Social Security administration
will require a copy of this form
to include with the claim for
retirement benefits so that an
award can be made without
SAFEWAY
waiting for the information to
become available through regu
lar channels.
Mr. Gardner will be at the
court house in Hardin from 1
to 3 p. m. Wednesday, March
11.
The more you buy, the more you save, Cardenside
Tomatoes
Highway, Whole Kernel
Corn . 7^
A sensational buy now, Higway
Grapefruit as? s l
A big seafood value, Torpedo, Crated style
Tuna Fish $ 1
Sacramento Elberta "
Peaches 3 Cans $1
Cardenside, All green
Asparagus s x-*1
Crystal clear, Refreshing Westfair
Apple Juice _ $ 1
Star attraction now, Monies whole
Fancy Plums s.^*l
Fill your cupboard with, Valley Cold
Apricots sir*l
Look at this big saving, Hostess Delight
Fruit Cocktail
YOUR CHOICE CANNED FRUITS
Pineapple iliced No. 2un I
Peaches J QQ C
Apricots Choice No. 2!4 cans Cans I
Highway ° r -
■ CO aS Fruitcraft No. 214 cans |
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And Still more Terrific Values
n Gardenside, "W 16-oz. V
(jFCCn D eons Tender cut Z cans LUU
Dog Food 11-1.00
■■■ J n Small size, Sugar 17-oz. W
lender Peas Belle fancy O^ns ■•UU
Orange Juiced" 0 3«”89c
Salmon Cove No. 1 cans 39c
Deviled Meattw— 3 cans 25c
Morrell's Snack Meat 12 oz. cans 39c
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INFANT SUCCUMBS
Ralph Jerry Rides The Horse,
month-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Rides The Horse of
Crow Agency, died last Friday
at the family home, of influ
enza. , ।
Funeral services were conduc-
MIRACLEWHIP
Quart 52 C
ted at the St. Xavier Catholic
church with the Rev. C. L.
Owens, S. J., in charge. Burial
was in the St. Xavier cemetery.
The infant, bom at Pryor, is
survived by his parents.
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