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CANNELTON – The Cannelton Heritage Festival and 175th anniversary celebration committee is accepting vendor applications for the Oct. 13 art festival.
The festival will run from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and booth fees are $20 for arts and crafts vendors. Artisans and craftsmen are highly encouraged to apply. The festival accepts booths with handmade and handcrafted items only.
The committee is also accepting food-booth applications as well. Booth fees are $25 for nonprofit or church organizations and $50 for businesses.

Superior Ag Resources Coop Inc. recently made a donation of more than $1,000 to the Perry County Food Coalition to support the food pantries of the coalition in feeding the hungry in Perry County.

Accent Marketing in Tell City congratulates the winner of the drawing for the boys’ bicycle held at the company’s booth during Schweizer Fest.

In photo above is people services recruiter Crystal Strobel, left, with winner Kassandra Bennett. Accent thanks everyone who stopped by and showed interest in working with the company.

CANNELTON – The Yearbook Club of Cannelton High School is selling extra copies of old Notlennacs yearbooks. Books cost $10 and the sale will continue as long as supplies last.
The years and numbers of copies available are: 2010, 31; 2009, 72; 2008, 61; 2007, 43; 2006, 85; 2005, 53; 2004, 64; 2003, 37; 2002, 42; 2001, 17; 2000, 37; 1999, 19; 1998, 19; 1997, 2; 1992, 10; 1991, 1; 1985, 1; 1981, 1; 1978, 2; 1972 1 and 1956, 1.
All sales are final and will support the Cannelton Yearbook Club. Checks can be made out to Cannelton High School.

Ali Donovan competed in the 25th Schweizer Fest Diaper Derby Aug. 11. Her father, Nathan Donovan, took part in the first event.

Katlyn Hughes, left, and Matty Briem pull the winning name of the Perry County Democrats drawing for a $50 gas card at the Perry County 4-H Fair July 14.

Posing at right are Dianne Rudolph and Zach Despain. The winner of the drawing was Mary K. Thomason of Tobinsport.

TELL CITY – The Schweizer Fest pageant for boys and girls ages 2 to 8 years old will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Evangelical United Church of Christ Fellowship Hall. Doors will open at 2:30 p.m. and admission is $2 per person.
Boy candidates in the 2 to 4 year old age group are Connor Sommer, son of Ashley Hill; Kasyn Ingle, son of Kourtney Ingle and Bob Ingle and Kelton Aubrey, son of Ryan and Brandy Aubrey.

Candidates in the 5 to 8 year old group are August Sommer, son of Ashley Hill, and Curry Parker, son of Beth James and Joe Parker.

Five generations of Bob and Ruby Brimm’s family met over the Fourth of July holiday.

Posing in the front from the left are Ruby Brimm, great-great-grandmother; mother Jacquelyn holding baby Lalya, and great-great-grandfather Bob Brimm. In the back are grandfather Bryan Davis and great grandmother Bev Minto.