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Thlf •xcellent portrait Is of Mary Morihall, 

 youngest grandchild of H. T. Morsltall, 

 La Salle county, who iios been prominent 

 In Farm Bureau affairs for many years. 



Accompanied by her collie. Bob, Carolyn 

 Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Mar- 

 tin, White county, makes music with her 

 lMin|o. 



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Mrs. Bemlce M. McPheron, Macon county, 

 colls this picture of her liome "Apple •!••• 

 . aoms and Fried Chidcea." 



With an empty pipe Pot Kerstien, Evons- 



viiie, Ind., does a good {ob of imittrting 



Grandpa Charles Grogan, Lawrence county, 



during visit to grandparents farm. 



EDITOR'S NOTE: Picture page entries thould be addressed 

 to Picture Editor, Illinois Agricultural Association. 43 East 

 Ohio, Chicago 11, ///. // you wish picture returned, enclose 

 selj-addressed stamped envelope. Entries are judged on origi- 

 nality, clearness, and interest. Avoid shots of persons mere- 

 ly looking toward camera. Best picture receives $5. Others 

 published receive $1. 



PICTURE PAGE NOTE: The picture ed'tor is particularly 

 interested at this time in scenes of picturesque and historic 

 interest in Illinois for use on the picture page and on the 

 Farm Bureau calendar. Pictures used on the calendar will 

 receive, besides the regular picture page prize, an additional 

 prize of $10. 



^; PICTURE OF THE MONTH 



On vacation at Eagle Lake in Canada, Kenneth (left) and 

 William Palmer, sons of Harvey Palmer, Bureau county, 

 show the results of a nice day's fishing. This shot has 

 all the elements of a good picture — sharp focus, ex- 

 cellent exposure, strong human Interest, and lack of 

 camera-consciousness. 



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JULY, 1948 



