Show Family Reunited After Merchants to Entertain Older Mothers The Signpost weekly newspaper Mothers of 5 years of age and over will be guests of the retail merchants at a Mother's day ob- -j servance Sunday May 8 it is announced by a chamber of commerce committee of which Joseph Roden fUn hMbi s sjmm i mdT is chairman The mothers are invited to attend matinee shows at the Egyptian and Orpheum theatres Those attending will receive corsages The committee announces a contest will be conducted to find the mother in Weber county having the largest living family The winner will receive a complete out-- ) fit of dress hat gloves bag shoes and hose Entry blanks will in The Standard-Examinand should be mailed to the cham- life jJlMfflfflF jfe m ' A K- Si M Gp If '"JaVa VW HaBHaufe - published by the students of Weber college has been awarded an rating by the Associated Collegiate Press Minneapolis Minn for the third consecutive yeas Lawrence C Evans editorial advisor said today The newspaper was entered in competition with other junior eel- lege news publications throughout xne united states It was one of three weeklies which received highest honors awarded by the group Departments Judged in the contest included news writing makeup headlines and quality of editorials Officials ol the issues of the paper which winning cover the period from the beginning of the present school year to Jan 1- HMO were Don Simmons editor Billee Keat-- J Wr!ht- associate editor Budd Mitchell sports editor Lorraine Fne business manager and O M Clark business advisor Judging was done at the University of Minnesota by journalism faculty members and newsmen from daily papers in the area WBaHvjBBYeYaaH - i Spsff' j B an er ber of commerce Also the committee announces a complete spring outfit will be pre-- i sented to the mother having the! first child born in either the Dee! or St Benedict hospital after! twelve midnight Saturday May 7j Other members off the commit-- i tee ere Francis L Hales Don C Linford R Rubin and M W Lund-stro- - - Bi M m Ck' row Masters College to Give Event Tonight —— —— V'nlltr a sister Will? Maare is - f- spring program of vocal and instrumental music will be presented free to the public tonight n t o'clock at Weber college auditorium by the college music department under direction of Roland Parry Delmar DIcksctt arid Clair Anderson Soloists scheduled to appear are Don Becker and Bruce Wallace with Kenneth Trimble on the xylophone Organizations on the program will be the orchestra choir girls glee club Musettes and Dorian eight-fiftee- Ogden Union stockyards had 1640 head of cattle pass over the scales Monday a fairly good run for this time of year R C Albright general manager said today Slaughter classes were 50 cents singers Musk will range from classical to $1 lower this week with the to popular best grain-fe- d steers selling from $2275 to $24 per cwt and fed heifers selling at $2250 to $2325 with an extreme top of $2425 First California lambs of the season were soldspring Monday when four carloads of stringers brought $2925 THE ONLY WASHER MADE During the past Camera Club to Meet Wednesday double-rinse- s clothes with amazing Automatic Spin-Rinin just 3 minutes se that washes and rinses period y p and rinses clothes 3 30-da- ending Monday 1605 rail carloads of livestock were unloaded and reloaded at Ogden Union yards which is an increase of 450 cars over the corresponding period last year Albright said thot fitters water before it washes 2 that Regular meet in Of the OcMrn Camera club will be held in the Utah Power & Light Co auditorium Wednesday April 27 at eight pm Assigned subiect is "Fenres All camera enthusiasts are invited at the last meet-in- s winning were prints bv the following- ad vanced assignment "Humor" Marvin Moore first: Lamar Frew sec ond Robert McQuarrie third Carl Hasty and Vineen McKav hnn orable mention Winners in the uiivanroA Anan class were: Marvin Moore first- at same time to do your week's wash in less than 1 hour - M U-- Gi en er nci third Vincen McKay and Van Wood honorable mention The novice assigned class was numor wnn ora McKay winning first Ken Hampson second and Seth Reeder third The novice open class winners were Dora McKay first and Ken nampsmi second Sparkman nt— II SEE EASY Outcome THJN CORNS B300ODown 2 1 todaV row Earl Master enl Van Maare and ffont his wife Kay Van Maare of the three Masters brothers "— and Peter Mrs Van — " The fastest yon Months to Pay Balance See It at pain- ful ahoe friction tops pr—aure on b lifted ULUIrVUUII manent star route for carrying mail between Ogden and Salt Lake City to begin July 1 Herman B Askew district superintendent railway mail service said today A temporary route with mail carried by truck and serving through Davis county was set up April 1 to expire June 30 The route having proved successful steps toward establishing it on a permanent basis are now being taken Askew declared post-offic- Get a box today I 24th at Kiesel Madee J Reese Wah C field representative in charee of home rH gfjj iTf-- I tYPB— " m i es S a a "£--- 5 — BU I III l—i III s HOSTESS in York City finer I hctter-ustin- !i your Star-K- m g Tun now packed a more convenient W way! 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SOt c is one cf Safeway's basic pridnir Dolicv This means savings riKht dovs-- the line not iusr on dvni but on everything Youll find too that Safeway is quick w pafis on to the benefits of any reductions mads po—ihle by i&m-- gh conditions Watch for special markers on our shelves attention to these reductions Along with our low prices goes a calling gtin!im on all items -- assuring you of complete satisfaction Be pure shop SAFEWAY W BaU people say Hostess FRENCH PASTRY Ca:7 This !M§1L Various Ways Im nhJ r eaena V 8 No Continental Baking Co Constipation Police Exams er All Over Town th Blessed City Unit Dates s SOMEONE YOU KNOW HAS SWITCHED TO CALVERT Cun Cakes are as delicious as the finest French Pastry and here's why: They're mads from a secret blend of chocolate from the African Gold Coast and Brazil And the whipped richness1 of their super-smoocreamed-nllin- g is simply out of this world You honestly can't make cup cakes like these in your home 9 Maver Peerv said h additional S1000 in nra Bay Banders secretary to Mayor Krarr revenue Harman W Peary said that May 14 is the final day for merchant s and others to make official notiRelief From fication of intention to bur adver in the Ogden Pioneer tising space day rodeo program Misery Letters inviting businessmen and others to buy advertising have been mailed to several dozen persons Sanders said To date the letters have resulted in around SlSrtrt worth of business Sanders records shear The city this year is selling its own advertising instead of errp'ov- L Bofkmer 13L sc -- CAULIFLOWER F on IMn iaiiiBaBlaaKsa demonstration agents for the 11 western stat marfn an of ficial visit today to the Weber county home demonstration office Aecomnanied bv Thlmi HnWcr home economics director for the state of Utah Miss Reese was conducting &n insnectirm nf th rf f ice V S No 1 From here she will go to Salt Lake wy wnere sne wm address a state Crisp Red home economics convention "This is National Hnm- - n-- m stration week'' Miss Maud Martin said and we are honored to have Miss Reese pay us a visit" Miss Leaving Salt Lake Reese will anenri anm City tin in V 8 No 1 southern Utah Snowball H W 'i'1 B PL Hal-hburt- ing past believes Bus Program Space Applicant who have been approved for examinations for appointment to the city police force will be given oral and tests in the Central building written of Weber college Friday at seven p said William F Fisher of the city civil service secretary commisM sion Fisher said an expert on work froin Salt Lake Citypolice will conduct the examinations From those who place highest in all of their examinations five Lincoln school will be host to phases be selected for appointment the P-- T A organization Thurs- will to the police force Other apday April 28 at seven-thirt- y in pointments aro expected to be the school auditorium few weeks Both third grades will present made within plays directed by Mrs Margaret and Miss Winifred Tate SECOND SON BOKN Alley Both fourth grade choruses will It's a second child for Mr and directed by Mrs Bernice Mrs sing M Robins Last MonStratford and Mrs Verla Gunner-so- n day anGlen eight pound two ounce boy Following rooms will be joined the family Young Rich is open with displays Of the year's waiting patiently at home 3037 work Hawthorne way for their mother Officers for the coming season (the former Irene Clark) to bring are: Mrs O M McCarthy his new little brother home Proud dent: Mrs Armond Thomas presivice crandnaren-tr president: Principal Clifford Doxev Stanley Robins 2853 Jackson Ave second vice president and Mrs G and Mr anH Mm P! i infierce secretary-treasurPocatello Ida formerly of Ogden RADISHES 4"PVL m Senior students of Reed School Of Dance Were well received tact night in their annual revue at the Ogden high school auditorium Two : nours or rerpsicnc i—Ut a Varied and rnlnrfnl nmmm was capably executed by the young Official Calls On Home Agent L or Dance Students Well Received The program eluded grout routines and solos in tap ballet acrobatic and ballroom dancing Those featured in solo were Kth leen Price Colleen Price Annette Joanne Davis and Marlene Sturm Lund Twosomes included Karen McKay and Richard Terry: Annette Brophy and John Christiansen Carol Lvnn Da via init nint— iaeT Terry Marian Budge and John Christiansen Rene Rhead and Richard Terrv snH Sh firnn Hram wcll and Sherrill Picrson Quickly remove corns Cot but a trifle SPeM Robert Friars humorist-narratwill take members of the Ogden Knife and Fork club on a color-filtour of the Caribbean at their dinner meeting at the Ban Lomond hotel: Thursday night Friars called the successor to Burton Holmes and Richard in the travelogue Bald scored successes with two easiftar Mexican Holidav anri noil- in Cuba now and day nr offers ibbean Holidav" as his 1Q4Q tr Friars sense of humor has won critics' acclaim as enthusiastic as the praise for his beautiful photography and entertaining adventure lecture will conclude the 1948-4series for the Ogden club a!m- signed costumes In hntH blending and styles enhanced the appear 01 ine periormance pply Dr Schott'a 7ino-pa- d George Van Maare and his wife Kay Van Maare of Amsterdam Holland were among 155 LDS converts who arrived in Ogden today Mrs Van Maare is a sister of Peter Mister 2011 Adams Earl Masters 276 Thirty-thir- d and William M Masters 316 Thirtieth Her arrival featured a happy reunion of the three brothers and sister after 42 years apart The three brothers came to America with their parents Mr and Mrs William Masters at an early age Several others arriving from Europe are staying intoday Ogden but the majority of the large group left by train and bus for Salt Lake City Sixty-fiv- e of the converts were from Holland and the csthers came from Norway Denmark Sweden and other European countries 'The mountains in Utah remind us- of Switzerland" Mr and Mrs Van Maare said in expressing delight at the scenic beauty They said economic conditions are improving in Holland although clothing is expensive eggs cost 17 ana ia cents eacn ana meat is rationed and very scarce Uppermost' in the minds of the couple is the thought they will not have to experience the horrors of anoiner war ney reported the bombing in Rotterdam was "terrible" There was but little bombing in Amsterdam "We feel safe in America" they said They reported the LDS church is makintf Brtnri nrncrrcc In Unl land and many members plan to emigrate to Utah City Sets Limit on Open House Set at Lincoln School — Union Stockyards Utah Reached by Bids Called for Star Mail Route Run 'Fairly Good' European Parly Bids have been called for a per- A i 'BJBJbBJBI 4s THl OGDEN 'Signpost Given 'Humorist Closes National Rating for Club Separation 42-Ye- ar 41s |