Ankle Twisted Raymond Walter Jr. 16, stepped on a railroad tie in a back yard Thursday evening and injured his left ankle. He was en route from his home, 2613 Bost wick, to attend an Explorer Post meeting at Milton School, his father, Raymond Walter’ Sr., said. He is unable to be in class at Alton High School, Not Far to Go When Mrs. Ruth’ Young of 427 2, St. St, splashed hot grease on her hand while frying an egg Thursday she didn’t have to go far for help. It happened at St. Joseph’s Hospital, where Mrs. Young is employed. She was using a small skillet to fry an egg, she said, and was pulling the skillet l off the stove because it got too hot. In the process of removing the skillet from the stove the grease splashed on her, she said. Bitten by Dog Debra Lynne Cole, 8, daugh ter of Mrs. Evelyn L. ‘Cole of 517 Melrose, South Roxana, suf fered a laceration to the left leg Thursday when she was bit ten by a dog. She was taken to Wood River Township Hospital where she was treated and re leased. Mrs. Cole said Debra was out side playing in the yard with other youngsters when she was bitten Boy Hits Car Edward Lee Uetz, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Uetz ¢ of 528 Central Ave., Wood Riv t fer, was treated and released from Wood River Township Hos pital Thursday after he ran int o a parked car at a Wood River grocery store parking lot.|! ‘The youngster incurred a lac eration to the right thigh, Foot Cut Mrs. Clara E. Patterson, 63, fof 411 Roxana Ave., South, Roxana, suffered a lacerate e ight foot Thursday when she “stepped on a piece of glass at the home of a son in South, Roxana. She was released after treat ment from Wood River Town ship Hospital. Mrs. Patterson said she was taking out the garbage when she stepped on the glass. Cuban Trade Group c iting in Britain LONDON vary — A. three ‘man Cuban trade delegation wil l be treated as private business ‘men and will not be in contact with the government