Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- 7A R FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 14 1980 Forfeits $10 — Edwin Chadwick Tremonton forfeited 910 ball In city court Running a stop sign was the charge Increase Noted In Utah Poultry Ogden High Dales Arranging Two Fires Cause Minor Damage Annual Fashion Show Reception number represented an increase of 11 per cent over the previous ye§r The report said Utah farmers An "Old Fash toned Garden" will eggs in 1949 produced 442000000 an average of 167 per layer They be the setting for Ogdcn high received an average of 476 cents school's fashion show and recepper dozen or a total of $15946000 tion set for Thursday April 20 in LAKE CITY April jki (AP— Utah farmers had 3427000 chickens —not counting commercial broilers — at th first of this year the U S bureau of agricultural economics reported today The SALT Tea Mother-Daughte- r -- IIP r I damage-'- one-fift- Clothing which will be modeled by the girls of the sewing classes Jit- j ¥n&hJ$m will include shirt? and blouses sports clothing and night wear will be Light refreshments served The affair is sponsored by the home economic department and the Girls' association The entertainment and music is under direction Of Miss May Smith chairman Zelta Ballinger Mrs Sara Nicholson Claramay Browning and Winifred Hauser Grace Lobenstien is in charge of carrying out the theme Carol Barker invitations and Joanne Ha JereTooF 3 Fetti is assisting Miss Houser with y refreshments and decorations There will be nd admission charge Ogden high school's Junior Prom will be held tonight at nine p m in the O H S gymnasium "Lilac Time" will be carried out tea to be given Sunday by Associated Women Students Among those planning the annual mother-daughtin the theme and decorations The of Weber are to Gerrie Reese (left Jo Ann Cliften Jane Stringham and Louise Smith college right) prom will be formal but corsages '" T'l" — " T will not be in order The music will be supplied by Benny Bern-fieland his orchestra M SPECIAL VALUES FOR SATURDAY Tailored Style Special! todies LADIES' SHORTIE PAJAMAS GOWNS 149 M and blue ttripad Bottoms plain colon in locW cotton jomoj Sizos 35 to 40 I printed pliMo crop horti w with obttic stitekod waists Irani 34 to 40 i (Main Floor) (Main Floor) mmsmmmmmmmsm Muslin Hop Regular $100 PILLOW CASES MEN'S TIES REDUCED! Ctssa mil 42x36 Hop muslin cose Spade! for Saturday! Entire- Slack of regular $100 nock-wa- ar novolty patterns diagonal tripos etc Oat thoy pal pit-la- w Limit 4 f5 castowt Main Floor) (Main Floor) $4 ONIY MEN'S DRESS SHWTS-Cet14 to 16V4 Values to $398 9 ONLY BOYS' SUITS-Bro- kon Priced to cloar at only sizos $500 CJeoremee SPORT COATS SHIRTS 500 WoreTt9S Main Floor sizos i Board Named Planned For Sunday License Declined City commissioners have declined to issue an operating license to the H viand hotel 278 A board of Utah civil air paTwenty-fift- h at request of Police trol officers whrh will make the Chief Maurice it Schooff The chief asked for further time to con- Sfinal decision on Utah's two most duct investigations outstanding Z!AP cadets was selected at a wing meeting Thursday evening at Salt Lake airport No 1 Major A Vincen McKay Northern group commander who attended the meeting said Col Joe Ber-gi- n Maj Eunice Nay! or and First Lieut Max Roby were selected The board will select one outstanding cadet who will attend the congressional dinner lri Washington d C to be held in May The other cadet will be an exchange cadet and will be given a trip to Europe All CAP squadrons are competing in the selection and were represented at the! meeting Attending from the northern group in addition to Major McKay was Capt Glen Cawley Meanwhile it was announced Maj Max Barber has been released MTCI1 as senior wing air instructor and that Second Lieut Carl Evans will QUALITY replace him Kf:Vs 3 DUTCH 0 FAINT lets tbatt men ether quality patnts! fldOLU By 50L (Main Floor) mmmumsmmmwm Reduced! :if-- LADIES' DRESSES 90 Only Ladies' DUTCH SEERSUCKER DRESSES 90 UNIOWl-Pop- per salion plaids and plain SAVES YOU as or Refunds Oft i!oo pet DUTCH SAVES YOU O £7 $395 per salloo AO BUCK'S OO Sola Morchandltfl 7 t 5160 $255 f-f- button shoulder style In ular Spring drizzle! but wonderful for those early radishes and porch box gardens such as are being "farmed" the office bov who ty Aloysus laid his salad row needed a drink Turn on the corner drinking fountains Ogden and let's get a drink on the city Salt Lake City's are bubbling and there's no sign of a freeze even though the weatherman does get mixed up on weekend storms -- DUTCH ' backgrouaot printed seersucker cation frocks with a zipper fastening front In size 14 only OIRLS-Ch- ocks ' $305 peraslloa (Second Floor) POt JUNIOR Reduced to clear YOU east Light Second Ffoorj SKIRTS SAVES glorious tulip tome colors! $249 Cropos gabardines wools and taffetas in brokon sizos and colors Former values to S 19 93 No Exchanges AWS Affair - 30 only man's sport shirts in blue tan and oggsholl colors Values to $498 Small medium and largo Small medium large sizos LADIfS' KNIT RAYON sixes 34 to 42 Special GAP Selection! 1 298 Hue gabardine with rayon lining also bamboo color in wool and colors of Mon LOAFER SO OMIY d J Special 22 Men's rayon $150 $350 persaBoo Hi ho weathero let's change the Calendar and have fair skies for Maximum temperature Sunday Thursday was a mild 73 degrees and minimum parlv tnHav ac an above freezing 39 degrees Baro- - Associated Women students of Weber college will sponsor their annual mother and daughter tea Sunday April 16 at the institute of religion 555 Twenty-fourt- h All girls on the campus and their mothers are invited The tea will be held between two and four p m and heels and hose are in order Officers in charge are Gerrie Reese president Patsy Pol lard vice president jo Anne u?ui-to- n secretary: Diane Jones freshman representative and Shirley Mis- - Mae WelDean reporter ling dean of women at Weber college is advisor Chairman of the event is Jayne Stringham council nember assist ed by Louis Smithy reception: JoAnne CI it ten invitation and Shir ley Dean publicity Serving will be by Mrs Marva Mrs Aldous Cregoryi Henry Dixon Marian Read and Mrs Clarissa Halt The affair will be carried out with a spring theme and in the colors pyellow and green Purpose is to acquaint mothers with the other girls on the campus and their if others and to help them become better acquainted with the activities Also (scheduled for this quarter is the annual Recognition banquet to be held on May 10 at Hotel Ben Lomond A AHvD l $ : I -:-j-fr Something mew Something v Differed 7 95 OGDEN COLOR CORPORATION NASON PAINT DIST 2 331 Kiesal Phone 86 earn Vh P S — At th haspha boss suHHenlv ramp In huhinH hie Mar-wed- V office boy and tapped him on the snouiaer "So this is vour Uncle's f unpml " uc uenictnaea 01 ine siaruea youin "Looks' like it" the quick-wittes tne umpire youngster replied dj "e j I Meet a hat thatraa gets around for sptfrta fun leisunW MtW look again and yotftk see wkf Check the Jolly Rounder's rakh brim it? ra?ual pork-pi- e crown And finally— fait v arninyj whaUi JOU see its fresh outdoor colors feel its rich suede finish be prepared to walk out wearing it! V Wwnr I Jo BUIHLER'BinQHflm fW el FOR SALE 2S20 acre cattle ranch located in taker Caanty the kaatina aad fisMaf paradise af eastern Oregon Beautiful modern home coatplata Una af aaalpment Will carry 400 head af stack Oavarn asaatraaae rfajhrs aa National forest — orn for information write Vale Insurance Inc Box 606 Vaie Ore 100 price 1 PLAVMATE : Eccles Bldg -- Snow came down the mountains even though precipitation here was a mud 04 inch of wet moisture Temperatures' one year ago ranged from below freezing 29 degrees minimum to 38 degrees maximum Kemember' all'round i The Largest Selection of Summer Casuals in Town Shoe Dept in the Deseret gym Salt Lake City Many Ogdenites will attend and those interested in the festival are Welcome and tickets will be available at the door The master of ceremonies for the evening will be Wilford Thfe program of dancing will include the following: Blackhawk waltz Forward Six right hand over Chase of Rabbit Pretzels My Pretty Girl Four in Line You Travel Westphalia waltz Come Along Cindy Cat's Meow Cotton-eye- d Joe Arkansas Traveler Shoot the Goose Canadian barn dance Split Your Corners and catch all eight Fistol Packin' Mamma Waltz of the Bells Adam and Eve Hoedown Hash Laces and Graces Heel and Toe Square Goodbye and Swingola waltz I - fender- M MYt CO I ' iu jg: SSB I - 1 STEP - Gladys Napper 39 of 2244 Adams suffered a possible fractured pelvis early today when she fell at her home She was taken to the Dee hospital by the Ogden city fire department ambulance Her condition was reported "fair" Details of the mishap were lacking The ambulance answered the call at one-fift-y a m metric pleasure er pressure was in xne siorm area at zob or at sea wvei 2993 JUST The BUCCANEER" at Only Soft as A Glove Woman Injured In Fall at Home The spring festival and Ogdoa Sansot 10000 1 SHeLolLoLolHkHHiisH — - for square dancers will takejubilee - 15 at eight p m Saturday April-place ' Bk I- Dancers to Hold Festival in S L WAR SURPLUS STORES All Safes Arm Flnall - 1 — er ! stripes in brokon sizes orad ' y First was made at p m to the home of Clarence Oberg of 724 Twenty-fourt- h where an overheated oil heater scorched a kitchen cupboard Second run was made at three fifty-fou- r p m to the home of Lorene Taylor 2470 F avenue where fire destroyed a portion Of the floor in a small shed and scorched th interior " the auditorium! THi EMPORIUM Ogden city fire department made two fire runs Thursday afternoon but firemen reported very little m I S fflEBKyfR UjSjN'L mf yMj'' Now that the casual ease and smartness of drape styling has beenj recognized and accepted hy a sizeable percentage of better presents dressers Varsity-Tow- n "Great Drape" more the emphatic in Modeled for the very smart irt single and double breasted and solid colors as well as decidedly J 9 |