| Show THE OSDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- ttivTi? 15A J R li Art 'Oldsters 1800 Strong Happy At Annual Lorin Farr Outing Expressing appreciation at beingsable to renew friendships and Msjten to song£ and tales of other days old folks of Weber county and the north Davis area held their annual outing Thursday in Lorin Farr page Approximately 1800 residents of 'the area all over 70 gathered to eat hot noonday meals prepared IWyounger hosts At two p m they theatre gathered at the open-ai- r to enjoy a program of eight numbers one each by the eight L D S stakes in Weber county The Oldest Gnosis Honored as oldest guests were Joseph Smith 5 of 508 Twelfth a member of L D S Twenty-firs- t ward and Mrs Eliza McManus 92 of 565 Grace a member of L D S Fifteenth ward a pioneer and G A R member Taking honors as the oldest married couple on the grounds were Mr and Mrs Olie Olsen of Wilson They were married in September 1882 and were presented with a large family Bible Each ward was assigned definite areas where cooking facilities were erected and tables set with tasty food Preliminary programs were conducted by groups prior to the general program at the theatre A loud speaker system brought the program to everyone In spite of continually threatening weather the day remained pleasant with the sun breaking through enough for comfort Replacing the coal burning stoves of previous years were electric ranges The old timers saw 1200 of their younger hosts wait on their needs Utah Power & Light Co aided in procuring and setting up modern equipment The day's entertainment was concluded with supper starting at five p m J D Hooper Hooper was in charge of arrangements Also present as honored guests were Mrs Emma Ellerbeck formerly of Salt Lake City now residing in Ogden who was crowned queen of the Utah celebration 50 years ago and n George Margaret and Rodney representatives from the central old folks committee Salt Lake City x Jfillison Cwasconcerning housing relief plans received by Ogden chapter 962 American Veterans Committee Inc it was disclosed by Karl George local chairman Sen Claude Pepper (Florida) in his report states: "I wish to acknowledge and thank you for your letter relative to problems facing the veteran and your chapter's support of a low-co- st housing program I am glad to have an expression of the views of your membership "The housing bill is designed to help solve the housing situation I appeared before the committee in support of this legislation and I believe it will help to alleviate the situation" New Yorker View Sen Irving M Ives (New York) in his message pointed out: "As I have indicated in the past I strongly favor every appropriate effort to stimulate new housing whether that effort be by the government or by private undertaking "Serious criticism has been directed against some of the provisions in the senate bill now under consideration It is expected that the cause for these criticisms will be eliminated by necessary amendment I am hoping that this matter may be satisfactorily adjusted in order that it may receive the earliest possible senate action "In fairness to you however I should point out that nothing before the congress can in any way promise early available housing Any program which may be undertaken must face the difficulties attendant upon construction itself which is the real problem now confronting every program which has been housing undertaken or is contemplated" Petition Filed Latest report from Chat Pater-so- n A V C national legislative representative reveals that Helen Gahagan Douglas Democrat (Cal) has presented a petition before the members of the house for immediate hearings on the housing bill 92 semi-centenni- al Hil-lia- N ACTION Joseph Smith 95 One Injured as Autos Collide Episcopal Bishop Arthur W Moul-to- n of Salt Lake City chairman of xne utan association The festival is an academic and cultural activity bringing together on common the youth of more than 60 ground nations The festival will continue during the period from July 20 to August 17 and the Misses Thornley and Ellison plan to return home about the middle of September They expect to visit many points of interest in Europe during their free time Miss Thornley was graduated this month from the University of Utah with a major in music and plans to continue graduate study in her field next year She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Thornley of 2577 Polk Miss Ellison will be a senior at the University of Utah next fall She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L E Ellison of Layton chance they will get all over your yard and even into your house To control this obnoxious pest the European earwig dust with DDT around the edges of your lawns base of trees foundations of buildings and piles of rubbish or building materials That's the advise of Dr G F Knowlton Utah State Agricultural college extension entomologist A 10 per cent DDT dust applied in the evenings when the lawn has not been watered since early morning will give best results in destroying the miserable little foreigners which do most of their travelling about at night" Knowlton said "DDT water sprays applied to the foundation of houses and elsewhere are also effective in killing off the earwig These sprays will also reduce fly and ant annoyance around the home and yard" he concluded Why don't yon try meals that are different served in that pleasant atmosphere of Kathryn Thornley top and Carol Ellison will leave early in July for Prague Czechoslovakia to represent the Youth committee of the Utah Association for the United Nations as a world youth festival Saturday J 7 T AND HIS ORCHESTRA See the Buck "n Horse — Featuring — "Across the Alley from the Alamo" "Wyoming" "My Adobe Hacienda" "Dance Where It's'Cool"'" 50c LUNCH 11:30 to 3:00 o'clock and Dinners from 5:30 till 9:30 p m for dinner or party or drop in for lunch a pleasure to serve you" 2-6- reservations 'It's NOW PLAYING — OPEN AT 12:45 -- VT1TIV - mrr ft with Michael O'Shea Song Night snvm CRAY SPECIAL THIS WEEK 30c Till 2 FREE BICYCLE PLUS Egyptian VARIETIES" show for vii Kid Having Series Tickets On the Screen All-tiChildren's Favorite me RODEO QUEEN CONTEST 1:30 to 3 p m SATURDAY JUNE 28 TODAY & Tll Plus 7 30 Beautiful Girls Competing Public Welcome At BLUE RIBBON STABLES Mouth of Ogden Canyon Best Cartoons Community Sing Kiddie Stage and Radio 40-M- in Show Washington Blvd Pi RESTFUL ATMOSPHERE And This Thrilling NIGHTLY Friday and Saturday Ed Berry and Swing Ensemble Special consideration and appropriate Arrangement made iAji wcuunis uaaqueui teas tit at ugaeu s most exclusive LOMOND LODGE f If- First-Ru- n Outdoor Action Hit - - Jfc S JSl 5g ss oat W mmmmmm Up " o'Clock a1- 11 pjn - ill $y&!&§ig RAINBOW GARDENS EVERY SATURDAY NITE! Bill Fowles New Rhythm Bond Mill Mi OF BEATJTI FUL OGDEN CAN YON ROLLER SKATING 2 to 5 p m every day except Monday 8 to 11 p m every night except Saturday m J Kiddies Matinee Saturday EDMUND LOUIS KING f COMO SPRINGS COMING! PEGGY ANN GARNER REGINALD OWEN GWENN w ROBERT BASSLER VACATION SPECIAL Color Cartoons First 500 Kiddies will receive free ticket to LORIN FARR PARK for Hide on Either the Comedies Serial t— — - — Big 1 P M "Jesse James Rides Again" and Merry-Go-Eou- nd Community the Baby Plane or the Giant Ferris Wheel Come Early Miles Up Weber Canyon at 5 and I I SATURPAYIZZ Your Funny Bone 9 "POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL" FOOD SERVED IN A QUIET 25 12:45 SHIRLEY TEMPLE in 27 - DANCE 9:30 at Open wmmmm "JUNIOR pnrr rncL P M vMiViLtMlilHsB FINAL CONTEST Sat Morn 700 o- 3667 EtPHEUM I 12:30 3:30 6:40 9:50 2:10 5:20 8:30 Another Outstanding Children's Film Library Program! Monday at eight p m at 2665 Tyler three young Ogden musicians will be featured in a recital Playing the piano will be Kathleen Child (left) and Susanne Perrins (center) Myron Child (right) will play saxophone selections The event is being presented by Bernice Perrins Eskelson Friends and relatives are invited CLOSED MONDAYS Stan Whitaker Mgr to PAUL WHEELER ppa""""" "VIOLENCE" ICE CREAM AND DELUXE FOUNTAIN Try Our 'Zig-Zag- " Flavors Ice Cream Sodas 15 —Made As They Should Be Made — —COME IN— IT'S 20 DEGREES COOLER — MT NEW BAND 8:30 CO-HI- Delicious Daily Luncheon Priced to Fit Your Budget! jP Music of our Open 12:45 RANCH Fried Chicken Dinner Fried Chicken Picnic Pack 33 to the Last Show FOR YOUR SUMMER PICNICS OR HOUSE PARTIES Pj Dance mm ion" NEW SUMMER HOURS Week days 6 p m to 10:30" p m Saturdays 6 to 11 SunClosed days 2 to 9 p m Mondays 3667 Washington Blvd— Dial Til SATURDAY LAST COMPLETE SHOW 9:30 STAN-WHI- T - park include a ball game sports races and stunts A dance at nine p m in the recreation hall will conclude the day FLO-AL'- S Just east of the 'Phone building We Serve a Call commence m Last Day and plan your luncheon or club meeting in the unique Ranch Atmosphere or CON? --0427 cy wigs is a good "THE WICKED LADY" "HARD BOILED MAHONEY" 3376 Harrison Blvd Phone Gra-mer- 27 — Worm Up HOUSE OF FINE FOODS W§y Fire Runs Made LOGAN in Phone 4857 DOUBLE The -- Juveniles Held in Burglary Case OF THE Open a meeting of the board late Thursday afternoon Supt W Karl Hopkins said today No one appeared to protest the adoption A discussion of the budget was held with Dr M Hyrum Harris executive f?rAtjrv TToVi Tiw ers association who said the city! oiiuui spenaing expectations for the next fiscal year are in line with other school districts The adopted budget is an increase of $287000 over this year with most of the increase going for higher teacher salaries A Parley Bates Weber school superintendent said county today the county budget was adopted at a meeting of the board Thursday night with the addition of a $131 000 school lunch program This brings the total budget for the coming fiscal year to $947600 but due to the fact that the funds for the lunch program will come from state and federal sources and the children themselves the operating budget derived from taxes of Weber county property remains at $816600 Bates said They're Featured in Recital One person suffered minor injuries Thursday night when three vehicles collided near Twenty-firand Wall Police said the mixup occurred with Tony S Montoya 20 of 457 West Twenty-fir- st attempting to beat a northbound switch engine across the tracks collided with a northbound car driven by James H Davis 39 of 1352 Liberty The Davis machine impact caused the to careen into a westbound car driven by B H Higgs 38 Salt Lake City Injured was O'Dean Hansen 518 an occupant in West Twenty-firthe Montoya machine who suffered cut lips and bruises IE Death Trap! j by Grass fires and one false alarm accounted for three runs made by the Ogden city fire department Thursday First call sent trucks and dashing to Twenty-eight- h where a grass fire caused Two juveniles were held in cus- no property damage A call to tody for questioning in connection Twenty-eight- h and Adams turned with the burglary Sunday of the out to be a false alarm FireDeamer radio store 2572 Wash- men made their third run when ington and for several other loot- a power line snapped and fell to ings Dee T Burke acting police the ground Leaping current set captain said today grass aflame No damage to propThe two were arrested by De- erty was reported tectives Russell G Fort and Jack P Biddulph and allegedly admitted breaking into the store and stealing two radios Both were recovered police said Police made the arrest after a Washington boulevard merchant NOW 12:30 two boys had attempted reported to sell him an automobile radio st Ian-Hunt- er Czechoslovakia school HOOPER — a Hooper st In the and this thrilling companion hit 1947-4- 8 represent the youth committee of the Utah Association for Che Unit- ed Nations at a world youth festi- val The girls will be under sup- ervision of the U S committee for thai festival on recommendation of Further word from Washington D - Mrs Eliza McManus $1601600 Ogden two weeks ago of was Misses i HE-MA- Advice Offered School Systems Veterans Gain Utah Girls Will Leave for Hooper Will Hold On Contol of mi 'Fourth' Program Further Word Youth Festival in Europe mop are underway cudgels European Earwigs for Fourth Plans of July celebration The city June Earwigs may in It will with Kathryn Thornley and Carol ?uilgi tentatively approved for not get On Home Plans either ears or your will leave early in July for a program at eleven a the in the Prague education They will board town adopted at this summer but there Afternoon events will Doors Open Sing at 12:30 |
