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Leaf River 'Fall Festival' Is Sept. 9-10 LEAF RIVER Plans are now Pekin Teacher, 66, To Receive Diploma From Aug. 12 NORMAL. III. (API Among students being graduated from Illinois State Normal University Aug.

12 will be one who entered being made for the third Leaf River "Fall Festival" to bei llege ab Ul a quartcr ccntury held Friday and Saturday, Sept.i before most of her fellow gradu- 9 and 10. jates were bron. The 2-day event will include a She's Mrs. Ruth Capp Hinds, parade Saturday morning, a soap-1 66 Pekin, who began college box derby for children eight years 47 years ago. Mrs.

Hinds entered old and older, a fireworks dis- Howard Payne College in play and a number of concession! 1913 followin graduation from stands sponsored by local '8 school- Before 1920 she had chants. attended Central Missouri College Organizations are again invited I and lhe University of Missouri to enter floats in the parade she left scho0 then to Become a cash prizes in the amounts of $20, $15, $10 and $5. Leonard Lovell is general chair- teacher, a profession she contin ues today between summers. Mrs. Hinds has attended classes man of the festival and Clarence I a Normal every summer since Leerhoff is secretary.

954. Kiddies Photo Contest The Leaf River Pre-school Mothers Club will hold a "Kute Kiddies" contest in conjunction with the "Fall Festival." The two age groups in the contest are from 1 to 3 and from 4 through kindergarten. Cash prizes will be awarded the two winners in each division. Pictures of entries and a $1 fee (or the contest may be entered until Sept. 2 with.

Kathleen Zellers or Darlene Martin, officials said. Out-of-town judges will then select the winners from the photographs. The two boys and two girls who have been selected as winners will be announced during the opening night of the "Fall Festival," Sept. 9. The last concert of the summer season will be presented at 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday by the Leaf River High School band. Hanover Youth Still Unconscious 15-year-old Hanover youth, severely injured in a 1-car automobile accident early Sunday morning at the south edge of Hanover, remains unconscious and in critical condition today. Gayle Taylor reportedly suffered a brain injury in the crash and is now a patient at St. Luke's Hospital in Davenport, Iowa. Two other Hanover youths, Keith Eadie and Joe Reifsteck, both 20, also- involved in the crash, have been released from Savanna City Hospital.

Eadie and Reif- suffered cuts anc both bruises. The accident took place about 1:30 a.m. Sunday when the car which Eadie was driving missec a curve and rolled over severa times. The youths were rushed to the hospital by ambulance Reifsteck and Taylor were pas sengers in the car Their car was totally demolished, authentic; said. Hanover Briefs Royal Neighbors of Americ; will hold a picnic for local mem bers and their families at 6 p.m.

Thursday in the Hanover City Park. The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Oram and daughter, of Baldwin, spent the past week here with friends. The Rev.

Mr. Oram is a former minister of the First Presbyterian Church here. Mrs. Lillian Kinney suffered a 4-H Youth Treafs Own Snake Bite receiv ed under the 4-H program paid iff last week for 15-year-old Lloyd ieddington of Galena. It savec lis life.

According to reports receivec icre, Lloyd was bitten by a rat- while cutting thistles in a field on the Ralph Virtue farm northeast of Galena. Working alone in the muggy heat, two miles from home, Lloyd had to hink and act fast. The bite was high on the in side calf of his right leg. Re membering his training as member of Pleasant View 4-1 lub, Lloyd used the point of the scythe to make an incision over the fang marks and used hi mouth to suck out the poisonec blood. He then made a tournique with one of his schoelaces and be gan walking the two miles home After about a mile, he met a neighbor, Vincent Spillane, wh quickly notified Hazel Green Hospital he was bringing the youth in for rattlesnake bite treatment.

The hospital immediately dis patched a nurse to Dubuque fc get serum needed to combat th poison. Lloyd was released from the hospital two days later wit a commendation from hospita doctors for his fast action in th field. He is now at home with hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc Reddington, who are afraid think what might have happene if Lloyd hadn't been trained ho to react after snake bite.

broken bone in her hand as th result of a fall in her home re cently. TIIREK PRIZE WINNING SHEEP shown Wednesday at the 40th annual Elizabeth Community Fair and Jo Davicss County '4-H Show are pictured here with thr owners, Glenn Slgnfus of Apple Rlvrr, left, and Keith and Sharon Hesselbacher of Scales Mound. Glenn was winner of (he fitting and showmanship award, and Keilh and Sharon placed second and third respectively in the market lamb Photo. Camp Sef To Enfer inal Week OREGON Camp Lowdrn nrnrj thp summrr home for loy Scouts niul Kxplorcrs from six northern Illinois counties, will ntcr the finnl week of its scnson Sundity with its annual "Aquatic" "AduMitunmif!" schools The two dnssr.s are open to nil second class rmikerl Hoy Srotils, ICxplorers and adult Scouters. Officials have announced there nrc vacancies in (lie cliiss- os.

Registration will be held Sunday nl Camp Lowden. The aquatic school training in advanced swimming, life saving, rowing, canoeing and life gunrd (raining. The mlventur- ama school consists of four sections camping, riflery, archery, and voyageuer. The final event of I he summer season will be the annual Order of the Arrow convention Fridfiy, Aug. 12, through Sunday, Aug.

H. A group of persons sire expected to attend. They meet annually to elect officers and conduct ritualistic ceremonies in In dian lore. Camp Lowden serves scouts from Ogle. Lee, Whitcsiclo.

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