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Door prizes are offered each night and a variety of other prizes will be given away. Awarding of the errand nrizes will take place at the climax of activities Saturday. These are a Magnus full keyboard electric organ, a 12 gauge Remington pump gun and a $25 Savings Bond. There will be a variety of rides on the midway, games and fun for all. Available at the food stand will be a plate supper served following the parade, and hot dogs, hamburgers, coffee and drinks served each night.
Wm. Leake Succumbs
From Traffic Injuries
Charles William Leake, 29, of Sperryville died early Tuesday morning, September 13, 1966 in Blanchard Valley Hospital, Findlay, Ohio of injuries received in a traffic collision the previous Wednesday. He was operating a tractortrailer for Bonney Motor Express, Norfolk when the crash occurred on Route 30 in Ohio. The heavy rig struck a Corvair operated by Wilbur Marshall, 58, who was fatally injured in the collision. The tractor, owned by Jim Cameron of Front Royal and leased to Bonney, caught fire in the crash and Mr. Leake sustained first, second and third degree burns over 85 percent of his body. Funeral arrangements were not complete at press time.
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