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Show BEN LOMOND BEACON. July 12. 1979, Page 4 Ogden Civic Ladies improve their city N. By Carol Shew The North Ogden ' tiny tots. Civic League ladies have done a their lot to improve recreation in North Ogden and make it a more beautiful place to live. Every year they cook steamed puddings and sell them for Christmas to earn money to fix up North Ogdens parks or streets. This past year they raised money for swing sets for North Ogden Park and Oaklawn Park. The 4 sets have recently been installed. There are 12 swings, half of them cute animal shapes for the seing set project began was Janet Dale, who is now a 2 year director for the ' organization. Other projects by the group include the swimming pool, the play ground at North Ogden Park, bleachers, bowerys, tables and benches, lights, trees and plaques. The project chairman for the swing sets was Jo Miller, who said she personally sold 200 puddings. Everyone went to a lot of work, said Mrs. Miller. The project cost nearly officers Current are: Alberta Roberts, President, Valora Vice Parry, President, Roberta Storey, Treasurer, Virginia Devereaux, Historian, Helen Oleson, Recording Secretary, Louisa Cook, Secretary, Corresponding Chris $2,000. Montgomery, Parlimentarian, and Mary Beth Morgan, 1 year There are 35 members in the Civic League. The President at the time Director. son of Ronold and Pam Holbrook, got sick of etching his older brother play Little League baseball and made his own fun. He found a nice, cozy mud puddle at the Plain City Park. LITTLE BRENT, Without your help, we cant afford to win. Make P.O. Box 1980-P- , check payable to U.S. Olympic, Cathedral Station, Boston, MA 02118 Obituary Eleanor Harrison OGDEN Mrs. NORTH Eleanor Jane Harrison Yearsley, 52 of 2931 N. 150 W., died Saturday, July 7, 1979 at her home following an extended illness. She was a member of the Pleasant View 2nd ward where she had been a primary teacher, MIA, teacher, relief society in-- structor and a visiting teacher. She was born Dec. 6, 1926 in Newport Vt., a daughter of Allan W. and S. Janet Knowlton Harrison. tries out a new swing in the North Ogden Park, while Civic League officers, Jo Miller and Alberta J. Roberts look them over. The swing sets were donated by the Civic League. BENJI SORENSEN On Sept.- - 8, she 1956, G. married Kenneth Yearsley in Lyndonville, Vt. HOWTO i VPCi ill FROM YOUR CAR Obey the 55 mph speed limit. Avoid hot rod starts. Canning Factory on the south end of the city has been turned into the "Mosquito" discotheque. Dancing is featured each Saturday Night from 9 p.m. until midnight. THE OLD PLAIN CITY Keep your engine tuned. NORTH 6Ma) ivLll For a free booklet with more easy energy-savin- g tips, write Energy, Box 62, Oak Ridge, TN 37830. U S. She was reared in Vermont and graduated from Westbrook Junior College, the University of New Hampshire and the School of Medical Technology at Mary Obituary Ray H. Forsberg Drive at a steady pace. Ye can't afford to waste It. The marriage was later solemnized in the LDS Ogden Temple. OGDEN-R- ay H. Forsberg, 87, of 2377 N. 600 E. died Saturday, June 30, 1979, in an Ogden nursing home. Mr. Forsberg was bom April 29, 1892, in Logan, a son of Henry and Rose Clausner Forsberg. He was married to Mildred Holdaway on Nov. 7, 1916, in Salt Lake City. He was a farmer and had been foreman for the Nelson Construction Co. in Logan. He was a member of the North Ogden 2nd LDS Ward. He had also been a member of the Logan 9th and 21st wards where he had served as chairman of the old folks committee. his are Surviving widow of North Ogden; a nephew whom he reared, Dale Madsen, Bountiful; six grandchildren and eight one brother, Revere Forsberg, Ogden; one half brother and n; Hitchcock Mrs. Yearsley had worked at the McKay Dee Hospital as a medical technologist. one half sister, Walter Haglund, Grace, Idaho'; Mrs. Emma Lallantine, Soda Springs. Idaho. Myers Mortuary Chapel in Ogden and Bishop Steven Ward of the North Ogden 2nd ward officiating. Interment will be in the Tremonton Cemeterv. wUoTOR CoMPANY A mailman is not allowed in his bag at one time. 621-007- keen competition between the little hand carved cars. This years derby featured a special Open Division for kids of any age plus. This gave the dads a chance to compete. But a boy won out anyway. Winners were: Division Open Stephenson. Classifieds bring fast results 6 $2 a week $6 a month 3130 WASHINGTON OLVD. 0 PHONE WE LEASE ALL MAKES ft MODELS. TOO! The dads had a lot of fun, Wayne Summers, who was in charge of the July 4th Pinewood Derby, claims. He said that the derby had a good turn out with a lot of to carry more than 35 pounds Kids 825-166- Survivors her include husband, of North Ogden; two sons and two daughters, Kenneth D. and Allan V., both of North Ogden; Mrs. w Dan (Janet) Pack of Ogden and Mrs. Paul C. (Carolyn) White of Farr West; two grandchildren Funeral services : . . were Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel with Bishop LaMoine Wall of the Pleasant View 2nd Ward officiating. Burial in the North Ogden City Cemetery. Pinewood Derby results listed services were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Funeral Department of Energy UCTERSEN and Hospital Medical Center in Hanover, N.H. She was a member of the North Ogden Rhett Jeff Division Summers. Narrow Wheel race (for the older model cars) Cathy Shriber. Who says girls arent good at these kinds of things? Mothers are the ones who end up helping a good Jercentage of the Cub Scouts with all of their projects. Turtle Division Joe Hintze. This was a special slow race. Wayne says that usually kids with slow cars come home from Pinewood Derbys broken hearted. So this time they wanted to do something for these kids. So the biggest trophy, an 18 inch was given to the slowest car. BRAND NEW BgxsO OCcq DCqqOD 1979 WITH THESE INFLATION FIGHTERS. IIBife .. at 0030 tl OOQDGDGi $OGD&0 MTOEil ... Haw 1979 CHECK TCswO? .. asinr: HOURS: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Its 8 Mon.-Sa- t. 12 TURF 6' TURF FNA PLUS SHAG 1" MINI BLINDS DRAPERIES & LINOLEUM llmHd Quantity 2 w.57 . . . . Complata InstaNad 30 - DISCOUNT 4 pwtih !? ALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES. A ma f arnifr tm Hut 4 rr Armnmf CwMrtt ALLIANCE TO SAVE ENERGY NSSPR. AD NO. A8E-7t-036(- A THE 107 PRICES! 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