The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume], December 24, 1953, Page 6, Image 6

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-Hardin Tribune-Herald, Thursday, December 24, 1953
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B Squad Drops Game
To Roundup Five
The Hardin B squad dropped
a game to the Roundup B team
in the only engagement sched
uled for them last week end.
The game was played on the
Roundup floor last Friday pre
liminary to the A team game.
The Roundup five took a 12-11
first-quarter lead and continued
to widen the margin through
out winning 58 to 43 with Ord
ing and Palagyi leading the at
tack with 14 and 16 points, re
spectively. Doyle paced the
Hardin squad with 14 points.
The lineups:
Hardin B —Helmann 3,
Ross 8, Doyle 14, Dreamer 12,
We wish to thank Santa Claus, the
Kiwanis and Lions Clubs, Volunteer Fire
men, City Police and the many many
others who helped make the Children's
Christmas Party the huge success it was.
HARRIET THEATRE
HARP IET
THEATRE
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25-2 G
DORIS DAY and GORDON MACRAE In
'By The Light of The Silvery Moon'
Also Color Cartoon
Shows at 7.00 and 9:00 P. M.
SUNDAY and MONDAY. DECEMBER 27-28
BARBARA STANWYCK and FRED MACMURRAY In
"THE MOONLIGHTER"
Also Cartoon, Sport Reel and Latest News
, Shows at 7:00 and 9:00 P. M.
TUES.. WED. and THURS.. DECEMBER 29-30-31
GARY COOPER and BARBARA STANWYCK In
"BLOWING WILD"
Also Cartoon. Variety and Latest News
Shows at 7:00 and 9:00 P. M.
Next Week: "SEMINOLE"
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Woodward’s
WHITE SALE
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NOTICE
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The following stores will be closed all day
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 26
Martin's Western Store
Roy Chambers Co.
Ludrick's
Federated Store
Vaughn-Ragsdale
Woodwards
and Implement Dealers
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Will Close at 6 p.m. Saturdays Until Further Notice
Torske 4.
Roundup B (58) —Ording 14,
Moss 4, Rux 10, Felix 12, Palagyi
16.
Substitutions: Hardin — Haug
2, Zimmerman, Jabs. Roundup
—Funk.
Score by quarters:
Hardin B 11 19 33-A3
Roundup B 12 26 46 —58
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JUNIOR CHORUS CAROLS
Girls of the seventh and
eighth grade chorus, under the
direction of Miss Ethel Schus
ter, serenaded elementary
school children in the three
Hardin grade school buildings
with Christmas carols Wednes
day morning, according to Roy
Martinson, principal.
Miles & Ulmer
Hardin Hardware
Marshall-W ells
Gambles
Coasi-To-Coast
Bylund's Jewelry
Rosses Presented
With Plaque
By Local Church
A handmade zinc wall placque
in recognition of their long serv
ice to the church was presented
to Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Ross Sun
day, Dec. 20, during the morning
worship services at the Congre
gational church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross and their
son, Bob, joined the church
April 2, 1920 and the three
younger Ross children were all
baptized in the church.
Ross was elected secretary
treasurer of the Sunday school
in 1924 and continued to serve
in that capacity for 26 years.
He served as clerk of the
church from 1925 until 1949 and
for the past four years has
been church treasurer. He also
has served on the board of dea
cons and was a member of the
church choir at one time.
Mrs. Ross has been active in
the Ladies Circle of the church
and has served as vice president
of the circle.
‘‘Every Sunday morning finds
the Rosses in their pew unless
illness prevents,” commented
the Rev. Leonard Kovar, pastor.
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Weather Outlook
Forecast by U. S. Weather
Bureau, Helena, for area east
of Continental Divide, through
Sunday:
Temperatures Tuesday night
through Sunday will average
below normal in the east to
near normal in the west por
tion. Warming at first to max
imums of 25 to 45; minimums
5 to 25, becoming 10 to 20 de
grees, mostly east portion,
Thursday or Friday; warmer
again Sunday. Light snow will
accompany cooling giving an
inch or two of new snow in
most sections.
By Hank
Merry Christmas
"With th« Kiddies Depending on
Me, I Must Have Dependable
Service T
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We sure go all out and some
times are all in to make it
that way.
HANK'S STANDARD
SERVICE
TIRES • BATTERIES
WASHING • LUBRICATION
“Road Service"
Phone 347 — Hardin, Mont
USE YOUR BRAKES AND
GIVE OUR KIDS A BREAK
Solazzi's, Inc.
Hardin Electric
Holmes Plb. & Htg.
Hardin Photo Service
George's Economy
Bowler's Radio Service
“FLASHY” OUTFIT—Lit up like a Christmas tree, Lt. T. S.
Lockard, landing signal officer aboard the USS Midway .models
his new suit with tiny light bulbs strung up and down and across
his body and signal paddles. Insets at lower right show how he
looks to pilots returning to the carrier at night.
Winter Ranges Open in Most Areas of
State, According to Report of BAE
Winter ranges remained open
in most areas of the state ac
cording to weekly report of the
Bureau of Agricultural Econom
ics, Department of Agriculture,
Helena, for the week ending
Saturday, Dec. 19.
Increased feeding had be
come necessary in central and
western portions because of
short range forage supplies. In
other areas range grasses are
abundant and there has been
very little supplemental feed
ing. Local purchases and move
Sunday School Gives
Christmas Program
Members of the Baptist Sun
day school presented their an
nual Christmas program last
Sunday evening before a large
gathering of relatives and
friends.
Recitations and songs by chil
dren of the kindergarten and
nursery were under the direc
tion of Mrs. R. J. 7 Kennedy,
Mrs. Ivan Harden, Miss Peggy
Brown and Miss Barbara Cox.
The remainder of the Sunday
school pupils, assisted by the
church choir, presented a pag
eant, ‘‘He Is Come—The Mes
siah,” under the direction of
Gilford Newman, Sunday
school superintendent. The pas
tor was in charge of the choir
and Mrs. Gordon Swaby was ac
companist.
Following the program, Santa
Claus distributed treats to the
children.
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| Vital Statistics |
VITAL STATISTICS
BIRTHS
Girls
Dec. 19, Mrs. Frederick Lu
cero, Hardin.
Dec. 20, Mrs. Joe Alden,
Lodge Grass.
Dec. 21, Mrs. Bernard Austin
Breen, Hardin.
DEATH
Dec. 19, Mrs. Anna Wort, 79,
Hardin.
The National Geographic So
ciety says that ashes flew so
thick during the 1912 eruption
of Mt. Katami in Alaska that a
lantern held at arm’s length
could not be seen.
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' May the light
of a Happy Season
shine brightly .
LAMMERS &
HIGHBAUGH
Plumbing & Heating
ment of hay has decreased. Out
of-state buyers were quite ac
tive in the eastern part of the
state.
Livestock prices were general
ly steady during the week. How
ever, prices of slaughter steers
and heifers experienced a two
way trend. Good to prime
grades were under pressure and
sold lower, while the demand
for utility and commercial
grades was brisk, resulting in a
price upturn.
Marketings underwent a pre
holiday decline. Many operators
are holding back their salable
lots until after the first of the
year. A few heavyweight fed
lambs have been shipped out of
the lower Yellowstone valley.
Preparations for the holiday
season dominated farm and
ranch activity. General repair
and maintenance w'ork, along
with grinding feed, moving feed
supplies, spraying cattle for lice,
testing and vaccinating for
Brucellosis, and some dirt mov
ing, made up much of the farm
and ranch work.
In heavy producing areas
considerable time is being spent
preparing potatoes for market.
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Local Servicemen
Will Spend
Christmas in Korea
Pfc. Hayden W. Boeckel and
Sgt. William C. Stewart, service
men from Big Horn county,
will spend Christmas north of
the 38th parallel in Korea, ac
cording to information from the
Army. . ,
On security duty with the
45th Infantry division, they
will have the opportunity to
attend special religious services
and share she traditional holi
day feasts.
Sgt. Stewart, 23, is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stewart
of Crow Agency. His wife, Del
la, also resides in Crow Agency.
He is an assistant platoon ser
geant with the 180th regi
ment’s Company B, and enter
ed the Army in February, 1952,
arriving overseas last May.
Among his awards are the Pur
ple Heart and Combat Infan
trymen badge.
Pfc. Boeckel, 23, son of Mrs.
Katie Boeckel of St. Xavier, is
a squad leader in Company E
of the 180th regiment. He en
tered the Army in December,
1952, and completed basic
training at Camp Roberts, Cal.
He has been overseas since Ju
ly.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
We wish to take this means of
wishing all our friends and
neighbors a Merry Christmas
and happiness for all time.
Mrs. T. S. Redding and
' fur; dly.
EwMB g ' y ear j s here again—
so, here's wishing you
a good old-fashioned
merry, merry Christ
mas!
HILL TAVERN
DANCE. SATURDAY, DEC. 26
Music by MARLIN PAYNE and His
MAD MEN OF MUSIC
TOM and JERRYS SERVED CHRISTMAS EVE
typing Paper For Sale
at the
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Another
Happy Season . . J
Another
Good Wish ... |
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