https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b037c31dd09368d7e9208c1f7078a563.pdf 8dca0306ee426741392a5779bab2badf PDF Text Text f · Pa9e Wednesday, July 18, 1984 14-Thl! Daily Sentinel Inside today : .rap..,,. •• ••••••• • Br llle ........... ms111 ...., llldaJ..... Ill a.r De,., .....................-~M - ................... h ' ·. &,art~ ....................... ... , . . 1 mate•• Weather -~ll-11 ~ ................. 11 Ch Mondale~s ~ !P' llle ... wllll ...... - .. OM". . . . . . . . . . ww db tqhllllllle ... ' . 3 DAYS ONLY ·· THE GOOD OlE·DAYS . . d ·e.· .OPEN 9 TIL 5 THURS., FRI·. & SAT . . JULY 19-20... 21 . HOT DOGS t ..... 20 4 4 R.C. COLA-'····~·· 10 . YoU4, No.61 c.p,..... tocl 19M Bvp~~~F~c~~~~~~cE ~~~~~~~~~~~ - ~­ ....~~~N._UTHORIZED , FACTORY SACROPEDIC SACROPEDIC POSTURE I TWIN SIZE *' Reg. SIJ9.95 FULL SIZE Reg. SI99.95 * QUEEN SIZE Reg. S519.95 * · KING SIZE Reg. s999~95 * per piece per piece sgggs $6995 ' S25995 S49995 per set per set BLES $3888 REG. 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Prest- style shaln." headllnesordo~dralnatlc," dent ~an told a suinriut of . Reagantlew'hi!retojolnrepresen· oae Wblte Houle oftlclal said C8rlbbean li!aders today that the tatlves of 15 Caribbean nations and prtvatelylla Welueectay. · American lnvaalon of Grenada terrttaii!S at a wlferenue 9p011But Jboegan's iijleid1 Instead . stoppeda "communlstpowergrab" sored by tbj! UnlvenltY or Sooth .focused heavy ollldan on the · In the reglon.but warned that the CaroBna. · StMetUDJoa,CubiiiUidNicaragua Soviet Union and CUb!l · sWI are ··. White House otllclals ilald ' In Reagan thl!"lra' the. Cllrlbbiian ~ "enormous resources to ' adVance that theregloli's ecOIIlllllc of!lclal• "for ycur 001111181! 8lld unde"'!lne our. ll)lerty and problemswooidbethemalntoplcof 1eadersblp In tum1ng IBck lbe ~· '' tbe speech and lnslated the tt1p was COimlUl1llt JIOWI!I' arab In Gl'l!llllda In the """''"'"""'lion's I(JUgbest mt ~'6'~ "-'~"" to blllnt Walter ,-.... fall" by •"'"""* tJng tilt\ .ArrJer1. · - -; .....,.... . l8ng\ja&e yet; 11M! president al8o Monilale's ~ 1111 lbe Dell» CRD' lnvaalon Naed by a force of di!l1ama!d Nt:M!fDber elel!floaa cratlcpresldenUaincmJnee!'We're ' 7,101. . Plannelln Ntcaraaua as. "a, Soviet- .not trylrig to Ileal- anybody's . • ~ ... ... .....:,·, '"' ·• • ~ ;o ~ ~ •' ~~~~ ~ ' ? ..SANFRAN~(AP)-Geral, dine A. Ferraro wDI be accllilmed the Democratic viCe preslderlHal candidate toolght, adding exCJte. ~ttothetlcketofnomJnee.at·last Walter Moildale811dmaldngbllltoi"y tor her coontcy, her party and her sex. . Mondale, lrlumphant oo the flnt preskientlaJJIOOIInatlngballot, and Ms. Ferraro stand· before the Democratic Natlona) Convention to ~ tbelr nominations and start an Ulllerdog' ~ aplnit a poJUiar )lepubllcan president. · · Mondale stArted WI1tlng his ~ · speech weeks ago, but waited 1lllll1 Wednesday to. buy a ' $415 deslgller suit to wear-when he matehenarned'elgbtdaysago,went to the COIIVBitlon hall attl!l' Wednes· day's . ie8slon .had lllijourned to practice ustna the tell;ptunpter for ber speech kllllght Sbe waved as tbou&b a bu&e crowd were JOoldng on. Inadr~tp~atlcgestureori,IJIIty-111 oontrut to four yean ago ·when ~defeated ct1a11enaer EdWard M. ·Ke9ne!IY gave onlY a llflldilni endorsement to a JlliiiXIIInated ~ Carta' • .Mondale's tWo ~ IJiliXlllt!lllS made their way ID the conventloll ·podium Wedneaday night to offer tl!elr support. Sen. Gaiy Hart lllllW!d to 1118ke Mondale's Dlinlnatlon unanlrnooa;. .the CIJIM!fttlon roared Its ~ ment.'lbeRev. JeueJackauald: ·''Tolether we l1hall go to blper heljhta.OurUmebaaeome." 'lbl!n Mondale carrie befOre the expoeure - VOii!d In !be old· ProtegeofHubertHumpbrey811d viCe president . or Jimmy carter, Mo~ bad lieen smmed by Hart as the captive ct special Interests 811dtheparty'spast, buthewonwlth an ease tllat c:ontrastec1 with the light that pn!Ct!ded it. With .even less dllllculty, ·Ms. Ferraro Is sure to be JIOOIInated tontallt as his ticket mate, a New Yorker whose zestlness contrasts wlthMondale'scautlon. · · Ms. Ferraro 1s the tttst ~ ever olteied for natlooal olllce by a majorpoU!JcalpartylnthlsmUntty, and that's what has .excited IIIII · COlM!IItloltaD week. Sbe's al8o the . lint llallaii·Ami!riCan cin a maJor . ·ticket. and a . sldllflll campaigner who conve:vs a: relaml wiumth. 'Ibeveryldee.ora'WOIIlllllnJnntng mate nemed K.,_nlc.ldeallstlc aDd ranote two weeks qo, eva1 thOOgbwunen'slliUIPBwmipush- In& tot lt. EI&IU days qo, Monctale decided, qabist the adv1ce ctSlme male advlllers, to lake the pmble. fo1IEr Georgoe Gallup n:p011ec;l \Mt a swvey compleled Smvtay lbowll that with Ms. FetTaro, Mcxvta1e does a all8de better 111 a raceaplnstPresldentReaganthan he~ otllelwlle. · But eYell MCJndale-l'anvo trills Reapn·Bulh In Ganup's sampling by 1D111! llll*!lcenbJ&e points. . , In thestearr\Yl'OII•Eiltbiball, the del l'* lllllbbed tbelr flncy (.'!lmpUter:termtrlllllnd-yteldlng to the requests at state delegation B)rAlANAD'D 'YSJDI\0. H berty, 'claillll Juq1e fatljuea 8lld a blllck T-aldrt. bllrlllnto the . boidlll•lillm reetaurant 'with a 181111-aulomatlc rille, a abot&Wland a 1llnclaUJl ID1 bepn rnethodkw!ly 11r1111 at diiB'I1, enqJqees and pe rl;y, pautqtonloadeech u,ne hla -w pa ·were emptied, autiUIIItllllld , WJa be died, be 1t111 had a , lhallldllriiiiJ6dl<fUIIInUIIItlonud ''lftll'I!UilllllllllllonGIItln'hlleat.... tt be had .aut beBullot, Ill! WQIId IJa\ee ~a leX mare peope,'' lAid SUI oleao ~Lt. Paul YbanDdo. . . · Pollce~CIIriiiFOI- • wu a111e to p6t:k • JUl1II1ID orr M be WE '*td IIIIWjb .tilt . buDflt·rlddled, blood·lplattered 'rtltalll'llll ~ u.... Feinary, prmllsed to devote alibis l!l1e1lY to Reagan's defeat "'Ibis lsoaeHartyouwlll not leave In San Francisco," he told the days When convmtlons truzy · Be- (lelegates. He served notice, too, lected nmnloees, and when tbe that he would be heard trcm: "We will make blstoJY yet l!gllln." . ooiCOmewas olb!D In dwbt. • To his rlval, Hart . paid the It wasn't here. ulumate cmtpllment - envy for MooctaJe needed 1.,96'7 delegate . -· ... hm BW!el, - Iaiii ,..,.. ud queea, PI lkt wer the col'OIIIIdon or tbl8 ,ear's ru;atty. • tonight . lniiiii~.Andwe've&Ottowln fashloDed way, state by state, by It together. We rnust Win IIIII . w!ce. with chalnnenoflerlngstnall election In Ullf, and I must l!ave lpeecbetl or boi:all!i Ism. ycur help." , . 'Ibis Is a nllsbed relic Of lhe'old . . Jdnl; 8caU 800IIId n - . p lo the ldlq; Kal'l . 8n*l1, tint nmnerup to lbe klnll Rebeooal.vDn Rife, j llnl ........... to tile queen; Robyn Ptlzer, letlOIId '/' . quem w ... 8lld p - Webel, - queea. ,Jollll_ Ferraro -selection who upset Mondale's front-runner status In New Hampshire last Mondale1s choice of ·Ms. FemiJ'9. ' He haDed her as "a true poUtlcal . pfooeer" aoo saki, "I only regret that I did not pick you ftrsl." George McGovetn. the Jmpeace !lmllnee and one of eight Initial candidates this year, had his name placed In nomination and then witbdrew to clieen after detiOWICIIIg "the Insane, bankrupting mil· 'Italy spendlni bbJ&le of the Reagan adinlnistration·.•, · Meantime, In tbe hall and away from It, Democrats trted to warn · their candidate that he's In for the fight of his life. . Mast of the positions Mondale has_. held- MinneSOta attotney general,.: U.S. senator and vice presldelltlal: candidate - came by appointment· without his having to face an: Incumbent. Now he must. ~towln,andtheflnaltallystood .• this way: -Mondale, the victor, 2,191. . ' -Hart. hls dream dt!ei teet, .' ••. 1,nl.5. . -Jackson. the llrst black to raise a maJor party presldenUal chal· 1Eoge,465.5. -And a 8Catterlng or others. 'na1s, Mondale won oo the llrsl ballot - just as has evecy Piesldellllal candidate ct either party since 1952. when tine roll calls were taken ID select' Adlai E. . Steweii!IOil or D1lnols. In his hotel, Mnndale, In sJdrt&. 1fevl!5. and bls ~ were Joined ~ Ms. Ferraro and her t.amDy to' watdl his trtumpb. 'l1lere was nd PriVaCY to the 1n001e11t; te1ev1s1o1! · cameras watched. WheD New Jersey put hlrn over the tql, M'ondale ldsaedbl!lwlfelllld held aloft a JII!Wip1pl!l' with this headiiDe: ''Mr«<dale Wins." By cdndclpnre, Mmd•le's vic· torylnNewJenl!y'spr1maryJIIIIe5 gave blm eDOI'Ib 1 I gates to be • • •• wdldellt ofwltlnlllgtheldnlnatlon hen!.• · Before the balloting, Mondale IIIII what he W8llll!d- Hart's pledgeor SIIIJIIOit, added to Jacksoo's of tbe OON!IOL\~ - 'Mart.llpmo,... of Qndnnad uMJoel Co louclllbe lllhoulder of Lee R1ae1J of CoMnlJus after Waller MoiJdele receMd the night before. Inaspa:cb,theColoradolel181m'. Une~ployed ex-Ohio .resident 4 1 ''d~Wa.. · SAN Calif. (AP) - A fired ~ iuard •hntded ''I've IWIIId ttn1•!!de and 111 ldll tJxu. SUidl more" as he tumed a McDINid'allltou~. at.o011 :II people to deatll 1Je11re polloi! ldllad 11JJn. It Will believed to ~tilt wont onMay IMUSZN by onemuiDU.S.blst«y, , 'l'NIIy adMtl were ~ fDIIr Ci'lllaally, 1n Weo!J lay's 1'1111pqe, wldcb luted 90 1111nute1 beb:tapillcellllll'lclmallflllladllll IIWII'IIUI."-OIIverHuberty,G, &tiD llllillld. 1111 1ar1e11 ~ fna llilallmtlld tD allls-4111 c• , . -' cba1imen Yeat'$1 tor teii1VIalon _delegates · and In a forl!taste of - t9nlgllfsspeech detclan!dt "We're +t leiC • wtll-ulectedajullar'*IIIDI: · · ' · illll . . . . Q#rmfllma.JeAareU.Bil""'IM . By MIKE JI'£INSILiq!:R .tw¢wPreiiW~ c...c:, ....., Pllr l'Ofalty w.m ..,....., • .._. BJabllello«ii " ltJie rewe - held. '!lellled are I ' - a. nmd ·~·-atMr.MdMrli.I+M l'ulllr, lila 'net' 1 at Mr. 111111 MnL ' ' l. ROYALTY _ ..._. ,_.11111 - MODilale captures nomination; waman. • .. ' ' deliverab.Ms. Ferraro,thenumlllg 2-LEVEL WASH ~..-- Wttl• - • ' Reagan defends mvaston EE TABLES · ND TABLES ONLY · Pomenty-Midclleport, Ohio, Thursday, July 19, 1984 \ Mrs. Kiltby ManlCke, pn!sldl!ilt ~ adopt are conceriled. Mrs. Manlcke procedures. Tile prothe Eastern Local SchOol District llllld. Meetlnp are beiDg held In J:X¥1 1Jud&et foi' the next year was CIUzena for Better Scbools, today quarterstllatarenotlllrieelllllllhto prelt!llled by Supertntelldent Rl· kJdaoed o::rnplalnts agalllst the seat the public attencllng, abe llllld: chard Roberts and wu PI""P(( dlslrlcl'sboardofeducatloo. Contlnulng,Mrs.M•nlcJrea" let within rtve minutes, sl!e Mrs, Manlcke reports ttJat IM!I' that the board Ia vlolallnl policy In WlllllfUied. . the palt two montllt. the OfllllllzJi· faWng to get est1ma1e1 on large Merub¢ii of her grwp had asked t1on baa presented 12 gnevanca to purchasel,and Ia alao not foJJowlng to vtew the propoeed budget before the board, and the board haa taken , pnJPer blddlni procecUI'E!IIn tllat It the rneetiDg but · ~ _was , no actiM whaQoe\ler on tiDe Ia not posting bids In local neW&- tefuled, abecllarges. cortlplainll .. ' · . ' · paper l!nd Ia . not ope~~tnJ llid8 at · In coqcluslon. . Mrs. Manleke · 'l'here. !ll'e areas of bQard policy public meetl11gB. Tile board does not ~ that .the board Is not whlch board mem~ · are ilot maintain bid fUel, abe l8ld. releullla t1nanc1a1 lnfonnatlon followJn&,lhe cllarge$. The board Ia Hitting upon lbe ~·JXIll.'e.o which the c1t1zen1 gi'1lUp bas ~· not allowlnll public pert~tlim In . dures being follllwed, Mrs. Manlcke to see, and •" #$ that the board, their li1eetlngll and ' la ~to · chai'ges lllat the board Ia not therefore,lalnvtolatkmclstateand determlnetheWJsllesorthepubllcas allowing any public ' Input Into federallaws. 1/2 OFF TRUCKLOAD SALE SACROPEOIC . ' . ·. Citizens' group lodges· complaints at .bOard 'INSTANT CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE AT THE TENT! ~1 000°° For $42 97 A Month · STARTS THURS.., JULY 19th ENDS SAT., JULY 21st ~ .. • . I I COME HAVE LUNCH OR DINNER WITH US AT 1940 PRICES .. ' . .al .Y . . . . enttne· • "It's a •l•ijiMhOUSe. They're justexeculled."'stldLtBIIINelsm AutbDrltieBIIaew or no motive for the ll1ocWWp . . HubertY IJYed with b1s wife 8lld c!aupterlnanapartroenUOOyards · tromtllereetauratltllll!.hadltiOYI!d tolbellm\Jlieeoarea~mJDtlla IJO taurr Cillo, Ybarrando llld He wullrtcUut .... tromblsjobata B.'lll'lly ~at a c:oo:lomlniWn project, YbuTalldollld, ~miLe Hullel'l)'u'~p.,ycmtfc:" An 'QI'd!orlllkt'Ibl!l.CiaAJweles 'l'lmeltut~adi''C!'Wiald b!rpereda'!dbijlltllllilerlntbe He was "aquletrnanwhoseemed mad at ~· J!e was always rtown· Ina. said Sandra Marttnez, assist· ant manager at tbe Co~ · Apartments, where Huberty lived. ' Arother neighbor said Huberty bad once fired a shot to scare off smr.ecme he thought was tcylng to steslhistOOtoreycle. ' More than twodaiJ1n customers -and em!*JYI!I!S ~ In the McDonald's on busy Iilterstate 5 when Huber!Yenteredandbegan"shoot· 1nJ everyone In sight," both Inside ••lald lfuber1y _,~ butUJIYmaPand 5 recepfd IIM*""tlln wllldllle had llredJIIIII. I; I mrpboto). kills 20 in shpoting spree like he was always daY· OIMr 4"'" Dtuwtawdc 11111111n11t1oo for pr ! ldent Blaell II a Rari del pte, Spencer Ia a Mondale deJegate. (AP qosslngtoMexlco, onemlleaway. OscarMondragon,27,acustomet: who escaped the ~ by hiding with a companion U1lder a table and then dashiJ!g to safety when the gwunan's attention was diverted, said they bad just finished tbelr ~whenHubertyentered, yelling ''Everybody down! " "l'vekllled~,andi'Uklll thousands more, Mondragon quoted Huberty as flS.ylng. "He carne In and just iiald, 'Free'ze,' andtbenhejuststaried shoollng,"saldateen-ageemployee ud outslde the restaurant, police · ~hldlnthebackoftherestaurant. Qrnmander Lany G<re said. ' "H anybody moved, he just Shot Molol1stsjWTIJllldfrun their cars them,'' anolbera;nployeesald. aeeldna CCNer, and thefreewaYwas , · Seventeen people. InCluding the cloled,lll!wastheSanYsldroborder gwunan, dledlnsldetherestaurant, ~ aJ\d four more were killed outside .I . :,.r YbaiTandosald. (Continued on Page 10) ( Ten people Inside the restaurant escaped wlthqui Injury. "Therearetwokldswhojustrode up outside and they were kill~ Instantly. There was a man ;md a \vornan walldng up to the door and 'they were otfed just that," Nelsonsald,snapplnghls~rs. Off-duty poUce Officer Juan Ecbavama who lives near the mre restaurartt. ~asdrlvtngbyandtrled to help three Injured youngsters he sawootslde. "I got oot of my truck and started togo toward them, and one kid the one sitting down. he says, 'P~ase (Continued on page 10) ~,. \ �. ' . * . . Porter's grand slam gives Cards ·8-4 -win · over Giants \ ' CheckiDg.the lady in ______·~-i"T'""lliomr--F_.B_uc_k_ley_J_ .r. . The Daily Sentinel ,• DEVarED TO THE IN'l'E&ml' AREA. . . - .OF. THE . . .MEIGS-MASON - . .. ~ • ' •• 'Now, Mrs. Ferraro has lll!en held fi!I't1Uzed !MIITI ta a human being, Few details or· any conceivable up to public view as a wanan rt one lllherltSctvk:Japowislbllltlesfor Interest about Geraldine FerrarQ rlgorous intellect11al ha)llts. 'Ibis ltr protection that are entirely remain unrecorded. The season has may be so. but Is hardly den101r · exttmeHI!Ims and ·ci!rtalnly ell· turned her tntn the Michael Jackson' stratedbythevlewssheglvesonthe . ~tlonal. If one believes of •upwardly mobile American politicians, and so It wiU remain, subject of abortiOn. The foJk!wlni that a human 1Je1na wbo 11 old and although not necessarily for very sentences, compressing her post· slcklsnevertheleuabumanbelilg, tton. were abstracted by The New . one · "taly2ies Into life cerUiln long. · Whethe~ she ts. actually elected York Times the day after her propmltloaulwt w)latthat human . being erpbodled 1n the Constitllt!OJI vice p!'e$1denl Is a question to which · selection. "As a Cathollc," she beglas, "I and In ouneculartnldltlon. the answer would almost certainly accept the prei'nlse that a fertUized. How would 11 9Q11nt1 If one were to prove anllclhnactic. The Important ovumlsababy."Oneprobkmhere say: "As a Catholic, 1 believe that transaction has a\feady taken place: the selection of a w<m~an as a Is that the position Is not exclusively old people,are hUman belnp But! candidate, for the llrst time In Catholic. A second problem Is that don't think It's right to 1mpo19e my science. which IS areUg\ous, has ' rellglousbellefsontho&ewboopt,for American history. · It Is simply . unlikely, If Mr. come however gradually to the euthanasia.'~ Or, "As a CathOlic, I bellevethatltliiWI'OIIIlforparentstn Mondale Is defeated, that his defeat same concluslon. "I have been blessed with the gift kill tJie1.r inf$11 chlldrell, but I don't will be attributed to a heterollexual of faith; but others have J¥)t. I have want tD Impose my views on tlcketin the same way, say, that the oo right to lmpa;e my he~s on others." deleatofAISmlthtn1928waswidely "I flmiJy believe, g~ven my attributed to his~ a Catholic, so them." Thethoughtincorporatedinthose CUJTelltsltulitlon, thath:ouldnever that, and not without some satlsfac· l:lpn, we can consider It a closed sentences has beCome the principal have an abortion. 1 am net so sure, question whether a wonian can be wheelhorse tn the morally eY!ISive. · bowever,lflwerethevlctlmotrape You see, If one believes that a and faced with a pregnancy oomtnated. Ill Court Street Pomero;r , Oblo ' j ~~ ~v ~ ................:,..,,.,.,..;,.,_ , . ROBERT .L, WINGETT Publisher · .• .• · . BOB HOEFLICH General M~aser . PAT WHITEHEAD : ; • A08Istanl J'ubllsher( Conlroller .,•.... · DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Newo Editor ' A MEMBER of 'J:he A.....,laled Pret10, Inland Dally Preoa Aaaoela· .lion aad the Amerlean New&paper Publlaher AuoelaiiOD• .• • •• :: . ~ ,~ LETTERS OF OPINION are welcomed. They t lllould be le11 lhaa Mwerdl Jonr. All letters are •bJed to edltiiiJMd muM M alped wltb aame, ad _ drat ud teleph011e aumber. No u.lped letten wUI be: putilllhed. Letters allould be Ia .: L.-~~·~ ~~~-oM~e-,~M~dr-M~~-·~ ·-hH~M~,D-~-~~n-•_a_Ut_t~-·----~--~----~~ '• • :• '• Debunking the • economic myths. '··. ..'• • '• •'•• •• '• :; :: · :: :· :· Friedman. -: • :: · • •: i. ·: ': : •: .• :; , :: ; :· • . :: I' ·~ .if· ' President Reagan's chief economic adviser, "Such action IS on par with reacting to the spring rains by rebulldlng Noah's ark." According to believers, American manufacturing no longer would be able to compete. American companies were destined to produce services only. Manufacturing, It Wa§. said in learned theses, would deteriorate so ·~ badly that areas of the Midwest III[OIIld constitute a belt of rust. · • Weldenbaum's conclusion; "If the United States manufacturing sectnr Is :: declining, It Is far more a matter of perception than i'eallty.'' By and large, he 5ays, "Manufacturing companies - producers of hard ; -: goods and sott goods alike :- are ho~. their own while adjusting to tl)e ,• business cycle.'' · • . . ' Much support for the manufacturing decline thesis developed-during the .: :: deep recession of 1981-1982. clurlng which time manufacturing did of course ,• fall sharply. ·: _••. But, Welderibaum points out, It didn't stay down. . "By December 1983," he says, "!Dtal lndusbial production bad attained •·.ii!l . all·tlme peak, and It continued to rise Into the early months of 1984.'' •• ,J " . ~ ' ,.,. President's advisers '• ·'•• content ·with Ferraro • .-:• ;~ . ,; After a few da~ tD think about It, PreSident Reagan's· advisers have :: decided they · are "eolltent" with · \he Ilemo!:rats' selection of Rep. ·: Geraldine A. Ferraro as the !lr$t female vice p!'e$1dential candidate 011 a . • major party ticket An admlnlstratlon of!lclal said recently that Reagan, in his quest for '.·~ , reelection, Is ready tn stress his clear pllllosopblc& dllferences with the ~ Democratic ticket, headed by fonner VIce President Walter F. Mondale. · • In campaign appearances that will begin even before the Republican ;.'• convention Aug. :11. Ms. Ferraro has compUed one of the most ,liberal ;: voting recot$ in Congress. :~ Mainly, Reagan Is expected to maintain there are vast differences in the .• two parties' candidates when It comes to IssUes, exjle~ce. merits, and ·: where they are willing to fight for elet:;toral Votes. ~ But there are other factors as well. 'They may not be eager iD acimlt It, • there are factors about the selection of Ms. Fen'aro, besides the fact that ~ she's a wcman, Republicans 'coold hllye done without. ; Ms. Ferraro Is an ltallap Catholic, an ethnic group considered a major ~: swing group in the Important battleground of uie Northeast. t · : Just as there Is no way toknowtorsurewhetllel'wtmenWIII be inclined :: tnvoteforMs. Ferraro because she's a wunan, nelthel' lilt ppsslbletotell ~- wllelher the nation's 12 mlll1on Italians, or whether Cathollcs, will tend to ...; favor one of their own. , • H they do, Reagan could be in trouble in• some of the Nortllt!ast *: states he : IS IIII'tlellng tor viCtory, such as New Jersey and ConnectiCut. RepubliCan =~ strategists concede that New Y<rk, which WIS leanlllg toWard the -: Democrats even before Ms. Ferraro was on the ticket, will be rn6re :; dlftlcult than ever for the Republicans oow. · · :· Ukethe rest of the country, It took a while for Reagan's aldestodeclde ::: what they thought of Ms. Fem~ro. :: • Mindful that Wlm!nlstratlon aides have made disparaging remarlcs that -: have hurt their standing with women, Reagan campaign ortlclals·lost .no :. time last week in orderlng their lieutenants to relraln from criticizing :,: Ferraro for publication.· •: As a result, Reagan strategists at the White House, ·the ~lectlon :; campaign and elsewhere were extremely circumspect In giving their ;: initial reaction to Ms. Ferraro's hlstQr1C selection. . ..; But privately It became clear that maey rl. the ~ - In Reagan's camp :. Were convlnted the three-tenn congr'l!sswmlan was bound to make a .: major mistake on the campaign traU - 'glventheiiCIUtln;yshewasalwttn :- WJdergo. Many of the women In the administration, bowing io simple :: feminist pride, were praying she wouldn't. • •: The bottom line was that Ms. Femuo introduced a btg question mark :: in!D what had otherwise been a fairly predictable election campaign. . :: "Any time an uniaiOWn Is !brown Into the political mlx, you've gDt to v1ew :~ It as 'l potential danger," said one White Houle aide, who did llllt wish to be 1 I., ,. I' ~ l • • '< l .!I l ..: identmed. I 'I ' :; A l$nale.admlnistl'ation official, alsO ~ anonymity, silld the :• choice ot Ferraro was "very exciting." But this rllldal added she was .; ''Very.nervous because I pray for all females that this woman bolds up and ~:that she does a damn good job." · :: 1bls Wlll1lllll said she ~·t thlllk rt YotbJi ill' Ms. Ferraro, because '• she dilaiJ'eed wttb her plll•etlPI\Y. but De'i& 11 e' she added: "It's an llrwanea. I tblak ill~ arel'?lllllllei.Yemted. Irs· ,• lOre uotller tloot"•.been ~M!d. " . . !:aocunpJIIIIInent ·:'· .· ,.., ( t que~tion, whether or not I would be . lll)lelf-righteous." It Is a cUche tD state that hard C~We make bad law, but a lot at cUches &01 there because ·they (OOlJ1lOI'ate common sense. The COIIIJirylsnotseJ'(ouslydlvlded<M!I' the qlll!!ltlon whether If a Willian Ia raped ~ ought tD be pennltted tD .have an abortion. No more Ia lhl1 nation diVIded over the .que~tlon whether drug limitation laws should apply to tennlnaJiy sick, cancer patients. It unnecesaarlly Cllltn lhl1 argument tD introduce the factor rl. Tape,ltlstheequlvalentlntellectua! · deYkJe of coming out aplnst a submarine, on the llJ'OIIIlds that 10,axl housing units C9Uld be built Instead. · And - finally ·- Mrs. Ferraro shouidteamthedllferenoeljetween rlghtrous and selt-rlghtrous. The first Is always OK, the second Is never OK. It Is not "aelt:rtglJieo\IS" tD follow your conscience on the , matter of abortion. "The cost of putting an unwanted child through the system far outwell)ls the cost of funding . a~ on demand." One would be shocked to hear even Ayn Rand reduce a grave rnoral and SOCial questlor! to so rigid a markeiplace I calculus. It wolild .certainly be cheaper tD execute chronic welfare .cases than to continue tn !rupport them. The que~>tlon of cost !s not supposed to figUre in anaJysesoftbls kind, arid those Who i'emlnd Mrs. . FetTIII'O· of this ought not tD be thOOght self-righteous. . Well then, so M)ICh for today's lesson. A little Infield practice wt,tb ~ llf!W political figure. Learn, madam, to think straight. On the other hand, It's true' that If you do, you may well ·jeopardize your polltica) career. Certainly you will lose the support of yOur principal sponsor, HouseSpeakerTipO'NeiU. ~while, welcome to the big ;:o . "This may be the most Important Issue of this newsletter that you will get · this year," announced Julian Snyder, pubUsher of International Money line and forecaster of a dev~~Statlng Inflationary depression. Why did Snyder consider It so Important? Mainly because the ecooomy has conspired to deny him. "It Is time for all of us to lace the music," he wrote. "The great lntlatton of 198f.l9851sn't going to happen.'' · And what happened to gold? Same thing that happened to Inflation: It just hasn't gone anywhere, and oow resides aroupd the $.1iO prlre level, or again about one-half what scores of "experts" had forecast. Do yo11 remember the Impending decay of the great urban centers of the North? Why everyone knew that everyone was heading totheSunBeltand that everyone who wasn't doing so certaJnJy wished they were? ' Many of thOse forecasts were made in thedepthsofverybadwlntersand equally bleak recessions. Some of those cities they left are thriving today, IJ.ll real estate,prices attest. .. . · . In sections of Boston, Baltimore and New York, foreltample, priceshaye risen as much as 10 times in the past decade. according to Lomas & Nettleton OJ., one of the nation's largest mortgage brokers. 'rhe trouble with many forecastens, Say other forecasters, Is that they accept the temporary corrlltloiiS of the morrient and the mood of the times an:a~e~!~~w'!fC::::!~~ :~ly :; :: .•• • ·.: ·• ' ~-- • Watch your,perspective. H you lose It, yoil could, fall into OO!ne tenible blllild<?rs, sud! as that which befell those who were forecasting double-{!lglt tnltatlon by now. Consumer lntlatton for the entire year now looks a5 If It will be less than the 5 percent over 1983. or no more than one-half the rate foreseen not long ago by Important manbets of the economic fraternity, such !IS.Mllton :• The Daily Sentinel Paga 3 Ohio ' \ ~- . Unique ·capacity_..:..,_____~____J_ac_k_A_nd...,..e_rso_n WASHINGTON - The Central Intelligence Agency has a unique capacity to rise up and create a A decade ago, It recruited -some obscure trtbesmeh to fight Its covert battles In Laos and Iraq, then abandOned them to be slaught· ered. Now a similar calastrophe Is In the making in Nicaragua. In an earlier column, I told how the CIA armed the Creoles and Indians in Nicaragua, provoked them to attack the Sandinlsta regime, then cut off their supplies. They will soon be without weapons to defend theinselves against a remorseless enemy. • My roving reporter, Jon Lee Anderson, Is now traveling with the MISURA guerrllfas- a coalition of Mlskltn, Suma and Rama Indians - along Nicaraguan's swampy Atlanttccoitst.Hereportsthattheir situation ls,crttical. 'fhelr leader Is Steadman Fagoth, a small, wiry man, with curly black hair that tumbles over a bald spoi. He yearns for the quiet, contempla· live ilfe of tlje marine biologist he studied to l:M!. Yet he Is a tough guen1lla chtel, and his manner . ,pasco. conveys authority. "The gringos have cutoff all their aid to us," he told my reporter in Spanish. "They say It's because they don't have any more money, but I think It's because we're 'naughty children.' " · Fagoth meant that the Indians have resisted the CIA's efforts to force them into what he considers an unholy alUancelll[ltb tbecontras, who are led by former officers of · the late dictator Anastasio Soinoza's hated national guard. Fagoth also believes the CIA aid ought to be out in the open. "Everyone knows about It and wbo If's for, so 1\'hY call It covert?" he .demanded. "I will ask for It tD be sent dirl.'Ctiy to us from Congress. I want to -see American C-~ unloading our suPI!lles in the open. As long· as It's cOvert, It allbws co'10pt middlemen tO fDI their · pockets." Fagoth said his forces had reeetved arms from the CIA, plus a monthly allotment of $ll1,axl tn pay for . food, clothing, fuel for · thetr .boats and other expenses. "It wa5 • neverenoughrnoney,"hesald. Last month, tlie Cll} sent them guerrillas were taking a cut of thetr nothing at all and lnfonned them su~. I reported this in my that no more · aid would be column and tt caused some unplea· . available. 1be :11-year.<Jld Indian sant repercusolons. When the MlS leader thinks his determination tD URA commanders retUrned to remain Independent of CIA control Honclutas, they were,thrown in jail Is what caused the cut-off. for having talked to my reporter, "The CIA has wanted to he the and Honduran authorities tried tD , owner of the antl·Sandlnista lliOVe- run the indians out of .the country. ment." he saJcl. "'They are wrong If But the plibllclty caused tlie CIA tD they think they can buY ·. our ma~ s~ the MJSURA forces got movement with their ITIQney." thetr' supplies, whlchhavenowbeen The CIA's malign negleet could abruptly cut aft. pass an Invisible sentence upon the BOE ING·BOEING·BOEING: Indians. If 'agency otflclals had · A,n Air Force whistle blower has pondered their decision with a little . complained that It took Boeing intelllgence and COplpasslon, they officials nearly three years to would realize that the COSt will be · cm1ect Its cost-computing system high In Indian liv~: The Sandlnls· ·after he complained about "SeriouS tas have all'eady started to.herd the Inaccuracies" that had resulted in IndianS Into "relocation camps" hug!' overcharges to th,e and to Wipe out imy wbo.reslst, government. ~ . . "We'll put up our blood" 8ald ' On;lphi.IChauhan,chlet.oltheAlr F~h, "but the ~ngos m~t pdt F~rce Manufacturing Operations up the cash.'' ASsessment Branch, told my 119!10. Footnote: fL year ago, my c(ate Donald "Goldberg that he was reporter Jon Lee Anderson made a stunned ~Boeing's lnlttal response . foray· into Nicaragua With Uie to his cllilm that the company's' lnillans. 'They complained bitterly computerized ~ammlng me- , tD him that both the Honduran. tbod 'for price computation w!IS annyandtheCIA'sSomoza-tainted seriously amiss. . ' ·, ' Central issue·of '84 ______;,_w_u.._liam~A_.R_~_he_r NEW YORK (NEAl- It maybe that, in ·a sense he never intended. 'J'lp O'Neill's prediction will come true: Unemployment may in tact turnouttobetbecentrallssueoUhe 1984 campaign. When the silver-haired speaker first made that announcement, back in 1!182, It seemed merely the logical fall·back position of an opposition politician looking for a ptt to hiss in. The Reagan admtnls·tratlon had brought tnnatloo down to. around four percent, from levels three times that high under Jimmy Carter, andhadalsohalvedinterest rates, which had reached a dizzying 21.5 percent under Carter. Clearly, there would be no joy for the Democrats tn 1984 in discussing thoo!e statistics. But the recession of 1981-82, -which actually aided Mr. Reagan substanti8lly In these two respects, also threw millions of Americans out of work: By mid· 1982 . the ctvWan unemployment rate stood -at 9.5 percent, and It would reach 10.8 percent at Its peak that December. , . So Tip threw back his head, pulled out the stops, and roared : Unemployment, bejabbers, will be the Issue in 1984! lnJhe last year cl tlie Carter presidency, II averaged . 7.4 ~. Now look at ltl Yes, Tip, by all means look at It ·now: 7.1. pacent In June. 191N lower thlin any point il reached durlllg the last nine months of the carter preslde!lcy. Tbe stullillng truth Is that Arner· High credit goes tn those Arneri· even , most of the loudmouthed ":'as usuaUy described as the point at which only four 'percent of the cans who; back In 1981 and 1982, !Did . bwttnessmen who allo~ ' them· , work force was unemployed - tt pollstert that thtpgs 'wete tQUIIher . selves to· be lured into ~ritlc121ng being understood that about four for them economically as a result of Mr..Reagan on tetevlsloRitwo years percent would always be between Mr. Reagan'~ poUcles- but then 'ago: ' ' · jobs, at any given moment: "frlc· added (If the pollster was lair Whtre does 'all tbls leave Tip · tlonal unemployment" Is the tenn. enough and penllitent enouafi to O'Neill - and this year's DemoBut f9r some years now econ<m~lsts ask) that Uiey also expected thlnils cratlc point -man, Walter Mondale? have ~nerally agreed that, In the to get better in the long run, as a Bemoaning the deficit, no doubt, present·Amerlcan work force, stx result ot' lhOae very same policies. ' and IC.'IIJ1lllng' the horlzon for. signs percent is a closer approximation of They understood, Prectaety U in: of an ominous rise in interest rates ~ useful (albeit unfamntar) work the propo.,ion frictionally uneJil· stlnCtlvely. what was going on ployed af any given time. If so, true understood It far better than the / for Democrats. unemployment Is presently hover· vast majority or et:ononlis~ or . ., tng at just over one pet cent, and It Is by no means ,lmposslble that this , I . figure will diminiSh still further, or even vanish altogether, ·· before Electioh Day. What's more, Mr. .Reagan has accompltshed this feat- or, as his detractors would prefer to say, presided over It - without relgnit· lng the llrell of Inflation: an accomptl8bment thai makes him absolutely unique among recent presidents: Hitherto It had been \ commonplace , 11111011(1 poUtlctans that unemployment and illtlatlon · were the opj)OIIte endl rt a dlldly seesaw: One could. be moa a1 only . attheprlcerl.nlslntthetllber.lna 1e1111 this wu true, a1 loilg as eon,reu relied priDclpally on lnfltitlon _to 8tlmulate the economy. But . by . inllstlna on sUmulus throuih ·tax raluetlo111, and on "staying the cOune" · while the economy ~lilted to b system Mr. Reapn biotie the Berry s .World deadly - : lllflatloa Ia !lOW tea Is fut approaching that maa\c around three peiC.'&It, yet the nation point teclmlcally dellned, u "tun Is f 11 t appro a c hf n 1 fu 11 . employment." Decades ago this . anployment. ~· By BEN WAI"EJl AP llpodBWrtter • Darrell Porter, tired of arguing, let his bat do the talking. With two out in the bottom ot the 11th lnnlng, Porter belted a grand· slam homer Wednesday night tn po\ver the St. Louis Cardinals past theSanFranclscoGiants84. ' The stam, tbe sixth of Por!.~:r'S careerandhisnlnthliomerunotlhe seasm,cameatteradlsagn\ement Robinson. •with In San . theFrancisco eighth Manager inning, Frank Brad Wellman collided with the Si. Lduls catcher in fro!tt of the plate on an attempted sacrlfk.'e bunt. Plate .. fl'llUIIder that Montreal second baseman Qoug Flynn reached in short right rteld but could not bold • Whal Flynn retrieved the ball and threw tn second, trying tn get Obeildell, Murpl\Y sprinted home a for single. Gary Cai;ter hit his 17th borne )'WI in the !lr$t 1nnlng tD put iiClll Montreal ahead 2-0. Steve Bedrosian; 6-6, pitched l:wo lnnlnp fOI' the victory. : NOW STOCKING . wtththewtnnJngrun. . Gnlllckwoo lwl a perfect game fllllng 'through six limtnga. Gerald Perry stroked GuUiclcsOn's !1r$t BICYC.L£ EBERSBACH MA~IOW1li PH. r;pl;tc:h~rt~tbe;~-;th~ln:tn~rlgh=·t~!leld=~~~~~~~~~W~.Ml~in~~~~~~ umpire Bob Davidson called Wei· lman out because ot in!eifetenre, prompting "R.oblnilon -to argue and play the game under protest. In the tqlofthe 11th, JobnnyRalib led oft with a single and took second '. !-1 W:tGr7- hot!t •• as c.ty W.,....ay. Jacoby wed llle ........ Nl In the fourtll...,, Wllddell WM erdlal wllb the save aod Ba.do had two '-e . 111111. (API= _pbat.o.) Tigers_lose, Indians edge ,;Royals 2~1; Ang~ls·· walloped By BAilBY,~ AP Sporill Wrtte,r Bert Blyleven sbowed wl\Y he owns the Kansas City Rcl)-'als. Jolin Butcher did the ll8lll!! against Baltimore. And 'Luis ~ showed the Callfomla Angels stutr they'd never seen from him. Blyleven, Butcher 'and Leal each · · hurled their teams to victory ' Wedliesday night. The Cleveland Indians 1101 a solid '11-3 Innings trim ' Blyteven in a 2-1 decloton over · Kansas <City. Butcher posted a ' six-hitter !D guide Minnesota past Baltimore 3-1, while Leal hurled a five-hitter in Toronto's 8-2 shellack· lng of Ca!Uomta. · · ElseWhere in · the American , League,ltwasCIIIcagolO,Detrolt6; " '. Oakland 7, Boston 2; New York 3, Texas 1 and Milwaukee 5, Seattle 2. No pitcher in the 15-year hlstoeyrl. ., the RoyaJShas beelumredevaatat· ' Ina against-them than ~ red·hot ; Bly~, ,:Jbtl ~ cwwbaJI . specialist notched.his fifth straight ~. victory this seasontnupblsrecord to . 9-3. Blyleven ts23.14llfetlmeagalnst · KC, tncludlngWthisyear. . · "I've pitched against tbem many . times, and I enjoy pitching !II this . , ballpark," said Blyleven, who . s\fUCk out six alldwalked twoliefore yielding to Ernie Camacho in the , eighth Inning. Tom Waddell came . on In the ninth for his third save. ·. "They have so many good hltte.rs, · , lt'salwaysachallenge.'' . Not many AL batters have . ch~ Blyleven lately. In his .previous start, at Texas, he one-hit ancemore · Watson eyes ·.record sixth · · championship , ST. ANDREWS, SCotland (AP) _ T0111 Watson arrived at the historic fatiwaysof St. Andrews for the 1l3lh British golf championship wtth his sights set on a record-tying sixth title. • "ThlsplacehasaspecJalmeanlng oPen ' torme," Watson.sakiWedJ!eo!llyas . he prepared to open defenae of h,ls . title today in thechaseforthe$15,1XXJ first prtze. "It Is the most Important place of · · all to Win tbe Open championship. Wbeh people think of golf in the United States they think of Pebllle Beach,:' he said i-erm1ng to the · ·California golf course. ''Over here, · tt'sSt. Andrews.'' Watson, listed as a !Ho·1 favoclte to equal HarryVardon'riG-year-old record of stx British titles, dltered the British 'Open with three "198f VIctories, ,. InCluding .tbe· Western Open - his last tourDanlalt before St. AndreWS. He CI.IIT6ItJy leads the PGA Tour's earntngS list with $426.959. . the Rangers. It was the elghtb loss in nine games since ~ :All:Star break for · the Royall. . Twlnll;-ortoiM 1 Butcher won his foorth game of the year aplnst Baltimore cllnchln& the season series 7-5 for Minnesota. the !lr$t time siDce l976 the Twins have . mastm;ed the Orioles. It was his fifth cdnaecutlve vlctnry against Baltimore. "I dOn't know what It Is," said Butcher, who laJ8.23Ufetlme. "I just throw strikes and they're swinging .away, hitting my sinker. I don't do anthlngdlfferenQv.Ipltchthesame way against them as I pitch against . anyclub. . "I like pitching in this park (Memorial Stadium)," said 8\ltcher. "I like · the mdund, the grass and everything aboutlt.'' , KentHrbek loneledas theTwins mapped a ftVe1lame losing streak and tbe Orioles' thJ'ee.game '¥in· nlng streak.. • . Jllue Jaya 8,~! . Leal, 11·2, leads the league in winning percentage. But his record against the Angels was 1-7 - ().5 in AnaheJm- before Wednelday. - The right-hander frooi Venezuela took care of that streak in style and was helped by Torolito's 'five-run second Inning, in which the Jays bunched fuur singles. "I'm ver-Y haPPY because I've liad a !Dughtlmeouthere," said Leal. "it feels good tD beat the Angels here . and not have !Diace them anyinore this ~ar.'' I Uoyd Moaebyhh<IOIII'Il'll'll!l'ned.:l and drove . ln thn!e runs to beck Leal. Bobby Gi1c.'h's ~11111 homer accounted for~'sruas . Plan tounwnent and cruised past vlsHing Boston. Leadoff batter Rickey Henderson walked, Tony Ph!Wps doubled and Dwayne Murpey had an RBI single. Dave Kingman followed with a .sacrtflce tly, Carney Lansfoi:'d ripped a single, ~Murphy to third, and 'Mutplly IICOI'ed on a grounder' by Bruce Boehle. Then Mike Heath belted a two-run bomer to end Dennis Boyd's pitching day. Kingman, who leads the majors wtth26bomersamll2runsbaltedln, counected In 'the bottom rl. the seventh, soon after Tony Annas of Boston hit his 25tbbomerin the lop of the Inning. "'They were tied about 'eight minutes," noted A's Manager Jackie Moore. Yankel!l3,~1 NewYorkwbnltsseventhgamein eight starts siDce the AD-Star break as Oon Baylor homered and IWn Guidry combined with Jay Howell on a siX-hitter: The visiting Rangers' only run came on Ned Yost's borne run In the second inning. Guidry has won two straight decisions to up his record tD 8-7 in what has been the worst season of his nine-year "I was rushing myself and losing ~s.rlll, 'llplrsl the good fastball," said Guidry. "If I G~ Luzlnskl, who Is having a just relaX and throw wltb a. nice, rough year, poked four hits, drove in · easy motlon,myfastballel!J>lodes. I a pair r1. runs Qndlgnlteda three-run needed to get back to that. •• Blew. . I, Manlen.! flflh again Detroit ace Jack Morris Ted Simmons had three hits and with a leadolllbtbll!. . "Once you win everybody forgets drove ina palrrl.runsatSeattle. Don _. what kind~ season you had," said Sutton evened his record at 8-8as he Luzlnsld, wbo Is batting .236. "l.just surrendered seven hits. slnlck out want tD contribute to a winning four and didn't allow a walk ln eight team. ~le remember you as innings. Rollle Fingers pitched the ninth to earn his :aJth save. winners. s.1o . on a sacrlllce. Manny TrWo 'then singled lind Rabb tried tD IICOI'l!, but Porter took the throw frml center fielder Andy VanSlyke and tagged ,outRabb- twice• "Frank asltl!d Bob on the play If I had tagged the runner oomlng and wby I tagged him twice," Porter recounted. "I said, 'Frank, sometlmestheumplre'sgoingtnmtssthe first tag.' He 8ald, 'You have no business' talking to~; "It was really strange," Porter said. "I hate tD admltlt, but after all that took place, I w!IS a little more .cOntented than I would notmally be." In other NL games, Atlanta nlppild Montreal 3-2 in 10 lnningB, Pittsburgh stqJped Los Angeles 5-2, PhUadelphla beat Cincinnati 7·5, New York OOmed Houston 3-1 and Chicago defeated San Diego 4-1. Toouny Herr, wbolleRBislnlleln the ninth tied It for the CardiDals, started the 11th wltb a double off reliever Bob Laa!y. Van SJykte then bunted and Lacey fielded it. and threw mistakenly to third as Herr stayed at second. George Hel1drlck followed wltban lnll.eld hit toklad the bases. Lacey ilot David Green tD pop out and Terry Pendletm to bounce Into a forceout at the plate before Porter belted tbe lint pltcb tar hill slam. Dave Von~ phrhed the 11th Inning and hill lint decls!oo rl. the sea11011 Rll!k Hol1on started for ~ C8rdlnals. and gave . up Jeff Leonard's L'lth hmle run ot the seascn In second. Leonard's solo hooler was his third of the season off Horton and came in his fourth otflcial at-bat against the St LQuls rookie. Bravl!l 3, Eqiaa 2 Dale Murplly, knoWn lor his slugging, won the game lor Atlanta wltll his basei'UiliiiDg. With two out In the loth inning, ' OFF runner. NOW ldeniiiiCOtton, Cclrift<M" quollty tor 1110 lntemledlat• Sl499 (CHILDREN) REGULAR '23.99 NowS13 * REGULAR 124.99 $500 OFF NOW $1999 SHOP 99 STORE 2 Locations To Serve You • • , HOME NATIONAL BANK of ~e. In !Jae ll&ate of Oldo, at the clo8e of bDBiaess on .June SO, 1984 ·, pubilshed In . reapo- to call made by ComptroUer of the Currency, under title 12, United States Code, SeetiH 111, Charter, Nunber till$ Comptroller of the Currency, 4th District Statement of Resources and Liabilities Cash and balan~s due from depository Institutions Non Interest-bearing balances and currency and cotn ............ ....... .. l,284,000.00 Securities .................................. .................................. ... .. ....... .. .. ... .. 3,269,000.00 Federal funds sole! and securities purchased •under . agreements to resell In domestic offices of the bank and Its Edge and Agreement subsidiaries, and in IBFs .. ..... ........ .. .. ..... .... .. 2,186,000.00 Loans and lease financing receivables: Loans and leases, net of unearned Income .......... .. 13,980,000.00 •' LESS: Allowance for loan and lease losses .. ......... ....198,000.00 Loans and leases, net unearned Income. allowan~_e,, . and reserve .. ..... ................. ............ .... .. ...... .. ...... ....... ................ 13,782,000.00 Premises and fixed assets (Including capitalized leases) ...................... 327,000.00, Other real estate owned ............ .. ........................... ................... ,........ .. 93,0QO.OO Other assets .................................... ... ... ........ .. ... ...... .......... ........... .. .... 112.000.00 --~ Total assets ...................... .. .............. .. ... ......... .. ..... .. ... ....... ..... :....... 21,053,000.00 - - - I C Q C l1i IU - --+- c ..... :0 .... :I iiii ·. Deposits: . . . In domestic ofl!ces .............·.... .......... ....... ..... ...... .. . ,... ................... 19,059,000.00 . ' Nonhiterest·bearlng ... ................ .. ......... .............. ... 3,030,0oo.OO Interest-bearing ........ .. .... .. ... ..... .:.. ...... ......... ... ... .. 16,029,000.00 Other liabilities .................... ................. ..... ....... ... : .... ............ ............... 66,000.00 Totalllabllittes ... :........... :.................. .... :.... ... ........ .... ..... ................. 19.125,000.00 _ __ .' Cpmmon stock .. ....................... ......... .......... , ... :·....... .. ..... :...... .... ..... ..... 125,000.00 Surplus .... ..... .. ........ .. ............... ............... .. .......... ... ...................... ... .... 125,000.00 Undlvlded.Jlroflts and capital reserves ..... ..... .. ...... ........ ............... ..... 1,678,000.00 Total equl(y capital ... .. .. ... ... .. .. ...................................... ... ... .. ... .. ...... 1,928,000.00 . ' Total l!abllltles, l!m!ted-Ufe preferred stock, ' ' • and equity capital ...... ., ..................... ... .................................~ .... .. 21,053 1000.00 , Gary P. Norris. Cashier of the above,named bank do hereby declare that this Rep •rt of Condition Is true a nd correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Gary P . Norris July 13, 1984 ,,'e, the undersigned !llrectors, attest to the correctness of this statement of re· sour1 ~sand liabilities. We declare that It has been examined by us, and to the best ·of ou knowl~ge and belief has been prepared In comformance with the lns truc· tlons 1nd Is true and correct. · John T. Wolfe Clarence V. Price - Directors Chas. Hayman ' OP!N FRIDAY TIL 7 P.M. 992·2059 CoasoUdatlag domestic subllldlarles of the 5E ADULTS 4A . ::~:i "if)~ .. . .@le REPORT OF CONDITION 1- REGULAR $24.99 113 Court St. '9 . · Pomeroy, Oh. - .·.• > _. LA'IM" Trat..... Otymplc 342 Second Avto. r~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;___;;;, career. rp;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~ "1\ight now, I'm playing well enough to win. But there are a lot rt good people standing In my way," Wataon, 34, said. · One of tholle<!>lllldered a threat Ia Wataon's playiita partner today• hanl·hittlna AustJ'allan Greg N<rman,.recent wtnill!rottheCanadlan Open. Morris no-hit the WhlteSoxAprll7 bJ,thasa 1.64eainedrunaveragein his l8st five starts. "You can't expect a guy to do It everyUme,"Luzlnsklsald. "You've got to give the otner team credit. I thought we were just swtnglng the bat Well tonight." A'•7,Bed8a2 Oakland, wbich IICOI'ed nine runs during a five-game losing strealt. jumped tna 5-0 lead In thetlrstinning .., ,. .,.,.,. ..,., 'Happy 0.,.. Aft .,... Apln, • I'm f101n11 to Nmlntl 111m ot our U.6 11111llolldMIII" Murphy singled aft Bill Gullickson, &-7. Ken Oberkfell then hit a -, -.• �' • .. •' Ohio By JOE KAY AP !lplris Wrler pLuto). Leaders • NATW>N.U. 1.&\GVE FAST DIVIIION W L Pet. OB "New York 52 3ll .$1 - 52 51 !I .!!71 !'Sl !l!l .fH 1(1 t'j t6 45 48 39 M WEST·DIVEJON ;:s.., "''"" " 7Y.r !)~ .Ci!4 15 :rr .m .>89 48 ' ..Atlanta 1~ 21h -1 46 48 .65 8~ 50 .468 11 '~lnna tl 40 54 .426 15 San Francisco 35 !ift B l8lf.z Wtl*l 1.,..1 GamM •lAs Ange-lEs '117 ~Hwsloo 44 , ' Chlcaao 4, San DICRO 1 • Atlanta 3. Mootreal 2, W Innings • Ptnstlii'Rtl 5, Los A~ 2 l ' I' ''' ~ f'tlllsde!pi\Ul 7, Clnctnnat! 5 • St. l..ools 8, San Francl5co ~. UIMings : New York 3, Hwstoo 1 . ~·.o...,. • San Frandsro (M.Davts 3-9\ at Chkago ,fSand!>rson 5-2\, 2:al p.m . :San Diego llDIIar 7·7 \ a t Plttsl:ltrgh U::anlk'laria 8-61. 7: ~, p. m . • New York ! BPrenyl 7·9) at Cinclnnatl ;!SOlo 9-31. 7:35p.m. • Phlladelpllla !Koosman UHI at Atlanta ,(McMunry 7-101,7:40 p.m . • Los ~ !Hershiser ~ ~ a1 St. Lwls ; LaPoint HI), 8:35p.m. . ~ .MooUOI 1LL>a lfo-4 1 at Houilon (LaCoss ~I. 8: l5 p.m. ' Ji'ri!IQ'• GIUOal "'San Francbco al Chlcll80. 4:00p.m. San Dleflo at Plttsbu'gh, 2, & {I; p.m. • New Vert at Clndnnatl, S::l) p.m. PtllladPiphla at Atlanta, 8:20 p.m. (..a) A.qetes at St. Louis, B : ~ p.m. • P,fontreal at Houston. H: a:; p.m. : Dea'a\t M' , LPd.GB 6:l 29 .iB:l - Ttnmto 5o& B:Jston 45 . Clfwland "" M'I!ST DIVtiiON 43 41 · 49 44 : : Qlkland 45 ~ Kansas c~ 44 40 40 51 51 54 ~a ~tHe Texas 8 -~ ]] .U8 18 ~ .tU 22 22~ .w - ::! ;~ .47f 5 .f63 .440 .426 6 s g 1~ w~·.o.,... , ·Nf'W Vork 3, 1\>xas I ,. Oakland 7, Bol!lton 2 ~ Mltwaukee ~. Seattle 2 New York, llf: Rlpkeil, Baltl:rnol'e. 110: Easler, Boslon. l'lt Win.· fteld. New York, lfll. ' DOUBI.rn: UParrish. Texas. :l:i: Cow· ms, SeatUe, 24; Lemon. Detroit, :.14; Garcia. 'I'onlllo. 23: Martin&IY, N('W York . 1.!: Trammell, Detrott, 22. lRIPLES: Collins, Toror~to, ll; Moseby, Ttrclltt), ll; Owen, Seattll'. 8; Upshaw, TCKOr!IO. 7; KGib&on, Detroit, 6: Rl..aw, Olicago, 6. HOME RUNS: Kingman, Oakland, al; Annas. Boston. 1"1; Kittlfo, Chlcago, 21 ; 11lornton, Oeoo~d . 'Zl : EMWTDy, Baltlrrcn, Zl. SIULEN BASES: RHendei'Son. ~ d r 46: PettiS. CallrorJ'IIa, :ti: . Butler', Oeo.reland, .J); Garcia, Toronto, 28: Collins, Tc:rontO. 2l PITCHING i9 declslom) : Lnl. Tcnnto. ll·2, .MS. 192: Caudlll, Oakland, 8-1, .m, 1.99; Stk>b, Torooto, 10-3. .789. 2.33; BylE'WJ"I , Oeveland, 9-3. .'1M, 3.l 'i; Petry. DetroU. lH, .750, 3.19. ~DGDtrrn Witt. Callfomla, 1.12; Lanpton. Soonle, 103: Nldao, rler may remit In advance direct to a, 'Ibe Dally ·Sentlnel on '6 or 12 month basis. Credit will be g1ven carrier each month. No subscriptions by mall permitted In towns where home carrier service is availlble. I';IAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Inside Ohio 13 Weeks ... .. .......... .. .. .... .......... $14.56 26 Weeks ... ............ ,.. ...... ...... ... $29.12 52 Weeks ... .. ........ .. .... .... .......... $58.24 Oulalde Ohio J3Weeks " "" "" ''""'" '."""" " ., $)5,61) , 26 Weeks ................ ...... ........... $.'ll.!l 52 Weeks .. : .. ...... .. .. .. ...... ... .. ..... $59.80 Fitch, Aaron WUson,Ken CaldWell, and Dan Tripp each slilgled. The nlght's second contest was ' highlighted by a dazzling offensive pertonnance by Hannan Trace and a brilliant pitching effort by winning hurler Tlnuny Brum!leld, who fired a no-hit shutoutfortheWUdcats' U-o triumph. J .J .Bevan went three for foor on the night with a triple and two doubles. while Brent Unroe singled, · and Timmy Brum!leld. The big story, however, was the second fine tournament pltchllig effort by Brum!leld,who turned In an eight ·strikeout, three walk pertOrmance. Bnutl!leld went the distance for the riot·hit Win. Eric Frlshette sufferEd the loss for New Haven with' five KO"s and nine wall's. ~yal Diego, .358: Franoona, Mootn!al, .346; Sandberg, Chlcago, .111; Washington, Atlanta. ·.m; Heman&z. Nrw York, .313. RUNS: Sanclberg, C'hlcaao. 6.1: Sam.lrl, Phlla<k'lphia. &l: MW"PP\Y. Atlanta. fil: RaineS. MoJI:treal. fil: WigginS, .San Diego, tll. RBI : GCartfr, Montreal. 67; Schmidt, Ptluadeiphta, 66; JDavts, Schmidt. PhJladplphla, ID: GCartcr, Montreal. Jl: Marshall. Los ~. 17: Vtrg!l, P hlladClphla, IS. J!erli6-8l. !A) ~ games tcheduled STOLENBASES: samuel. PttUaclclphla, 43; W~ggtns, San Dlt'gl:), 36: DerNer, Cl\leltf!O, Jl; Raines, Mootreal, .n; ~'aGamtW Rl'dus, OndMatl, .n . PITCHING !9 dedsionl l: Lea, Montn!al, 14-4, .118, 2.85; Orceco. New York, 7·2, .778.1.'19; Darllr)g, New York, :1(1.3, oikago at Cleveland, tn l .Texas at Detroit, (n ) ' Mlnnf'IOta a t Ntw Yqrk, In! , ' Boston at cautornla, 1n1 $6495 $7995 Eo. Pt. El. Pc. SAV& i30 • Now You Can Afford To Buy · The Living Room Suite You've Always Wanted ARMAND At The Organ 6:30-10:00 In The Restaurant 854 Second 446-9523 Oh. In The Lounge TaDoBII. ,.L_,;;_MJ SietJii Dinners t,;IIVII~-2for •699 c~~N ' '" ' garre Uld on • &-lllld big Innings ·to tlle opposition. But If tile hits drop and the errors are minimized, many feel Meigs coa match up with tile "big boys". . . 'Die furthest any Meigs Legion team has advanced In the state tournament catnt! under the dlrec· Uon of George Nesseiroad In 19'11 when the Rick· VanMaire-S!an Perry mouru! duo hurled the locals ~ * "' . •~' I I I Specials Considered top of the line. qUIIity . : comes with Drtkt 324 Receiver FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 12' PARACLIPSE MESH DISH • · Hiallest picture $ 265000 .FREE PARKING ON THE MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT ' "Over 48 . Yeori' tn Tha Same Place Un(ler The Same Management" • $1650°0 PRICE IIICLU0£5 COMPLETE IISTALATIDN . •• • FREE ,. tNCLUDID RAY·O·VAC FLASHLIGHl I• Mechanics •• •• •• ' '• Up to 1'h tons of ,support. Ad· justs from 12"" t •I ••• •• to 17"'. .' . • Roller · Seat 4Dl ' •1430 l Month . $}299 , • All Stwt Construction •Tool Ti-•v , •Bell • ..,.,.,.Swivel 1& oZ. SPRAY WAX 11 oz. LIQUID WAX ·10 oz. PASTE WAX .. SAVE S3.00 • •• .;~CottOn $599 •eli" HM<I ' ...• I •'' a..-. •. ' '• ' :wiTH MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES $4QQOO TO BE GIVEN AWAY .. WE'LL BE GIVING AWA-Y $100 $75 • . 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San Dkw:l. 8; McGee, SI:Lwls. 7. ~1 . Subscribers not desiring to pay the car· DOUBU!3: Hubbard. Atlanta. Zl: Sa· rnJel. Phlla~lphla. Zl: Sand~. ChlCIJ80 tSeawr 8-61 at Clf"'leland tFarr 1-51 : m l ~ Texas (Siewart t-10) at Detroit ~ Wlloox 8-61. tn l , Ml~a fFtl.ton 4-2) at New York JByst~ 2.01. tnl City tGublcza SINGLE COPY . PRICES DaUy ........ ......... .. ........... .... 25 Cents R.RamirPz. Atlarlta, 100. 'iluNiay'11 GIUIM!I • ~ Flanagan One Month ........... .. .................. .$4.80 TRY OUR NEW DESSERTS · • One Year ............. .. ....... .. .... .... $.'17.!! Chl.cago. 124; Samuel, Philadelphia, m: Ot.lz, Hou!tcn. 11J7; • 1'll'onto ~ cautom&a 2 • Balt!mort' IIUII8aiiPTION RATIIS Jly Cll'rler' or llloicr Route · One Week ............. .. .................. .$1 .10 ...' -- ''. ' · .TIIJ!II!II HDmer, Evelyn R..Homer Ervlri, Wllnia Ervin to Col•1fDblli Ito James E. Diddle, Right of Way. Gas Trans. Corp., Right of Way, AtheJII. Sutton. Howard M. Lawrence, JoanneT: R. Marie Turner, aka R. Marie . Lawre:r to James E. Diddle, Turner Riggs, to Leading Creek' Rlgllt o~ ay, Lebanon. Co~ancy Dlst., Rlgbt of Way, Geo ijall, Irene Waiker to Salem. James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Lewis V. Cousins, Ola B. Cousins, · Lebanon, Kennetll L. Cousins to Ctltlord E. Royal Petroleum Prop. Inc. to Manley, Emily F. Manley, Part Charles A. Crabtree, Laura W. . Lot, Middleport. Crabtree, Ratlf1 Right or Way, Walter G. France, Marla France Columbia. . to' Adelene France, Walter G. ' Royal Petroleum Prop. Inc. to France, Marta · France, Lot · 19, Rose Mary Miller. WIIUam C. RuUand. Miller by P.O.A .• Ratlf. Right of Everett Roush, Grace Roush' to Way, Coliunbla. WUIIam G, Bird. Judy K. Birll, · Royal Petroleum Prop: Inc. to Parcels, Racine VIllage. ~nald R. Whittington, Emma M. Kenneth D. Ellis; decealed, Whlttln!llon, Ratlf. Right of Way, Louise Ellis, Cert. ,o( trans., ·Columbia. ColWT)bla. ·· RoYal Petroleum. Prop. lnc. to Roger J. Fortney, Rita A.. Harley E. Johnson, Kathryn A. Fortney to Gary E, Kehl, Rita A. Johnson, Iva G. Johnson, Ratlf. Kehl, 7.814 acres, Olive. Right of Way, Sl;lllsbucy. Clifford E. Whittington, BarbaTa Royal Petroleum Prop. Inc. to Whittington to Michael s. Faw, Lowell H. Chase, Edith Chase, one-half acre, Scipio. . . Rhonda Russell. Vaughan 'H. Roger T. Holter, Helen M. Holter Cllase, Ratlf. Right of Way. Athens. to James E. Diddle, ~ht of Way, Royiil Petroleum Prop. Inc. to Sutton. I Lowell H. Chase, Edith Chase, Raymond c. Cassady, Brian Vllllglm H. Chase. Mildred Cllase, Bissell. Nora D. Cassady Bissell to Ratlf. Right of Way, Bedford. Gordon H. Caldwell, .58 acre, Royal Petroleum Prop. Ino. to Tuppers Plains. Harold E. Hill. Marlena J . Hill, Jimmie L. Hoblll; Evelyn L. Rat.tf. Right of Way, Hobbs to Maxine Hobbs, Donald R. Hotibs, Parcel, Salem. · Bedford/Orange/Chester. , Royal Petroleum Prop. Inc. to Granville Stout, .To Anna Stout, . .jiii.ii~liiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji1 Ratlf. Right of Way, Columbia. II tlmedla, 1.... Pomeroy, Ohio 451&1, 992· 21M. Second ela10 )Uia&e paid at· Po- ... WITH ANTIPASTO SALAD ....................... s7.95 BROILED FRESH SALMON STEAKS ...............s8.95 CHOICE RIB CUT PRIME RIB ..................... s9.95 lilT': G"""". San Diego~ 126; Sand.,.., w. Detroit 6 .• MIMelota 3. Baltimore 1 : ClEveland a. Kansas City 1 ., BaJtlrrat', 76; Rice, Boston. 71; ADavls, Seattle, 68; Armal, Boston, EB. HITS: Garcia, Toronto, U6; Mattlllgly , Chicago, ~ Mwnphnly. Houston, 55; Sandberg. Chicago, ~- .. (blcago 'I two-hit, five strjkEout, five walk pertormance but suffered the loss despite the effort. For tlle- wtnners McQuaid also ·helped,hisowncausew)thadeclslve oomerun, whlle Mickey Pollock had a single. For Tuppers Plains nm Bissell had a home run, and Scott Bal..,.,.,.... ' RBI: KlJIRman, 03kland, 82; EMWTay, .495 17 :s st .m t:awornla •.. .~ 41 46 .r7 52 ~ Vmil MUv.·aukft' '· 37 . .322:0"""'- Texas, .318. RUNS: RHl'llderkrl, Oakland, n; DwE· vans, BMtnn. 70; Moseby, Toronto. Bl: llltler. Oevetand. ~: Rtpken, .. T(!Xas, £1!. EAST DIVtiKJN ~ - Two fine young pitchers dueled to the end as winner Mike McQuaid flredanlnestrtkeout, slx walk effort to lead tlle winning Gallipolis Padres. Kenny Caldwell hurled a - New York. 100: StleO. Toronto, 00: Hough, AMEIIIC\N U!AGVE balilrrJ)('(> AMDUCAN JEAGVE BATI'ING 1210 at bats): Wlntk>ld. NeoN York. ..li9; Ma~tngty. New York, .338; Hrbek. Mlnreola, .325; Puckett. Publllhed every afternoon, Monday .._Friday, Ill Cour1 Sire<!. by tbe pblo \'IIIIey Publlshlnc Company . Mul· . r • Meigs property transfen· • PCBI'MASTER: Send CJddreas to The DaUy Sentinel, 111 Gourj St., Pomeroy, Ohio C57ti!J. .. UttleLeague~Toumament A Dlvlllaa ol Mok(medla, I!'<· • · York 10017. Gallipolis Padres, Hannan Trace 'Cats advance in tountey SYRACUSE - Despite being outhlt &-2, the GallipoliS Padres edged the Tuppers Plains Tigers, 7-6, and the Hannan Trace Wildcats blanked New Haven"s Reds, lHl, here Wednesday evening In the .annual Bill Hubbanl Memorial IUSP81MHNI) aentatlve, Branham NewSpaper Salea, 733 'l'hlrd Avenue, New York, New Clncinll!ltl, there was real grass on the field and Robin RQbeits was picking up the vlctory'over Johnny Klippsteln. That was 1956, when the Reds played at Crosley Field and the Phlllles were beginning a streak of futility that lingered until Wednesday night Mike Schmidt broke it by driving In four runs to highlight a 7·5 victory · . and complete Phlladel· plila's !lrst-ever three-game sweep <It RlverfrQnt Stadium .. SchrnlQt· started the Phlllles on their way to their !lrst Cincinnati sweep In 28 years by lashing a bases;toaded single In the third. He addeO solo oomers In the lifth and CIIIJipalp. (API The Daily Sentinel Member: The Associated Preu, In· land Da~y Preis Assoetaton and the Amerleaa N,.,opaper l'llblllhers As· IOCIItloll, National AdvertiJing Rep.re· CINCINNATI (AP) - The last DIBflt'sNadol!a!LeaguebaiUeatJU\.~Stadhan.'nlePidlawa~,7-ll, .' 19e4 meroy. Ohio. t1ine tlle Philadelphia PhDIIes clahned a three-game sweep in anil Cli(Kured a lerles Ia Clnclnnad for lbe lint time l!looe lbe 181!6 . 1984 Phils sweep .first series in Cincinnati si~ce . 1956 season. SEroNDTJMEAROUND-Phoade'phla1sMikeSclunldltrotshorne aft;er Ids aecond homer ollbe game Ia lbe sevenih lanlag ol Wetmelday . BLOWER MOTORS GMC CARS AND UGHT TRUCKS AMC-FORO MD CHRYSLER CARS I U8ltT TRUCII t29IO EliCh .• • �..l ' -. l'hundcly, July 19, 1984 Ohio Sentinel of the bend By JIOB JIOEIIUCII stall Writer s ...... Multi-talented 'Mrmer Mlddle,port VIllage Clerk ;and a loog·tlme :employee of the ;fanner Citizens •Bank In M1ddJe. • :port, has under· igone heart bypasS surgt!l'y In · 'Columbus. You can remember Gene With a card atMt. Carine! Medical Cenle!', •7!13 West State St.', Columbus, Ohio ,J~· The Birrungham area folks are pleased that they again have a . ·gx.ocecy operating In the cml!liun·.t!Y. It Is the Meeks Grocery ancfa gasoline sales area has been~ In conjunction With the Rtocer:Y· ·· ·;Jenny Well and her slsle!', EUeen · •Welker, ha_veretumedt!agreat nine-wEek trip abroad ltlng In England, Ireland: Sco and ·. Willesfors<mefourweeksandtl!en . ·' a fantastic stay In Norway for five · ..weeks. · · ·, •cJn England, they ~yed With Mrs. Welker's son, 11mney, and his · : · •wife, Reldun, making the side trips · ; · <to the other nearby countries. When : . : ~and his family !roVed back ·: .Cto Norway, Jenny and EUeen were · :able tO fly there for the extended · · ·vtstt In thatcountty. Jenny Is more 1han enthused about tpe trip. about the · lliiiiTiage of Bertha SchmlttaurwhomarrledForrestP. Windon In the early 190011. If yoo historians can belp, pleue wrlte Schmlttauer at Route 7, Box &t&, Athens, OhJo 45'101. ··,you can help him. · . He's tryb1g tc> obtain -· ,...., :. Jennifer Lynn Damron, ddaugh· of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Damron, ~. wtU piU'ticlpate In the 18th ~ualAmerlca's Youth on Parade 19..be held July 24-28 at South Bend, POMEROY - Alrohnln An· ' Stock No..4911 '1:1 TQII PICKUP, • . CYL ENGINE, STAND. TRANS .. F'OWER STEERING r ·POWiiR BRAKES, KNITTED VI NY!- SEAT, REAR STEP BUMPER. TINTEDOLA.SS, AM RADIO, WHEE!-COVERS SPORT, AIJST PROOFING. 11 p.m. 'l'hunday at the MuJileny Helillta multli)!llplle bulldiJW. For more tntonnalllin contact 949-2425, ' RACINE - ElectloCI of oftlc. en when Racine American Letllon Post 110! meets at 7::II p.m. 'l'llllrlday at poet ~ WAS '9863.75 . refreshmenta. Save" FACTORY OFFICIAL CARS - "Save" ~ \ TURNPIK! HAS MADE A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF FORD MOTOR COMPANY FACTORY OFFICIAL CARS. THESE. CLEAN LOW MILEAGE BEAUTIES ARE AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AT GREAT SAVINGS TO YOUI ' .FRIDAY · · ~ ' llonal lneedng for Melp High Scjloolatrll. lll'ades 9-12, Inter· ested In playlngvolleybaJI wW be be held at lO a.m. Friday. r,m>DlEPORT -The United Pentecoltal Church will have a yanl sale Friday !rom 9 a.m. ID 1 p.m. at 1129 s. Third, MlddJlisxrl ~ GranvWe resident would like lnfOt'· matlon. He tlJinks a relatlve of his might · have created ·the well· preserved statue •. si\11JRijAY wr . The pulliJc Is Invited. - 510clc No. 542.. Special Pllt diiM. F1d. Clfftclalcar. 2-drllllnltop, VUftl, fad. 1lr Clllld. vmrl root. liNter. 1uto.·tr•I\S·• PI• pb, F'-wlnd•• ,._,, p.4oor locks, llociJIIdl mlcltl., door edge tNnll, dltllll cloct. IIIII. gilA, Hit llt-wlllel, cr.-cont .. ll!l.fm r.cllo elaclnlnlc, • - llpe, wsw ....0.11, wh c:aven, ,......,. calrt. miiTCirl, bumper IUIInll. rur . ~-del. 10.200 11111o1.$ AVE . sr.dl No. 54240 . . • Sandwtches, hamemlde cake, wtU beiln at' p.m. Actlvl~ . 3912 miles. $AVE· Attendln& were Ml:. and p.m. The ~ hour wtU feature Denver Rice and hll 1111111c. ' ., MONDAY The First Southenl Baptist OIUrch wtU hold a revival al·7: :II p.m. July 23 With evangelist Jim Shaw lhrouih July 25. 'lbe public 'Is held at 2 p.m. July 25 In the MldciJeport Public Lllnry. Liz Walton, guest artist and children's llbnu1an from the WellatOII .Public Ubrllry, wiD perfolm: Pantmdme skits, as well as a stock No. 542111 ' Specie! Pvrchll... Factorr official Clr. 4-drHIIan, 4 crl. 1111· fad. · ac, liNter, 1ut1J. tr1111i., PI• pb, dlgll1l dcock, Hnt. gl.,lllfat.wlleel, · · c-ant., am-fill, waw radl!ols, ~ •• ·retnelle -1. mirrors.... bumper IUinll. 11913 mlln. ·SAVE Slock No. 5ml Specllll PvrciiiH. Flcfary Clfftclllcar. 2-dr llllnltop, VI..,., fad. IC. vlnrl root, liNter, auto. tr1ns, PI• 11111. p.wtncl., 'P-INt, p.4r. loclcl,llladysldll mlclg, digital cloclc;ttnt. glas, 1111 lf.wllftl, j:"COnt., •'!'.fm,lfarclcll•peiwaw rldlall, remor. mlrrvn, rur wtncl•• patlon will be eocOOraaed. WaJ. ·~ ...,. conr: Pomeroy . . chu~ $AVE- •a1_1ruversary PQMEROY veJ'IIII')' ' Hospitalized . sr.dl No. - . ' • stock No. 54250 . Special PvrciiiH. F•.ctorr Officii! Clr. 4-dr, 4 cyl; ...., fact. 1-c, liNter, 1uto. tr••·• p.S, Hnr.d glas, am-tm .. 901f mlltl. . Speclll PvrciiiH. Flldaly olflclal Clr. 4-dr Milan, 4 crt . ..,., t.d. •c.IINhr, 1uto. ''"'·• PI• pta, boclysldllmlclg. Hnt. glan, c-c, •m· fill, - r~dllls, wll caven. miles. . ' SAVE SAVE "SPECIAL" 10· . . 9% APR LIMITED TIME OFFER Methodl8l Cburcb wtll be ob~· Sontay With a auest speetr• aild C811)'-ln dinner. The Rev. Eugaee Brown, ~ mliilstel' now living In WaWf'bi, _Mil be'tbe mornb1g wonlliP ......... He pastlred the F\cperoy churcb tor five years In the l!ISit. For dinner, · the meat, beverage and t'm:\1 will be aeM!d. Billy Jo Spence., Is chalnnan .of the plannblg ' ccmmlttee. Walton,pimic •• . "SPECIAL" 'lbe 92nd annl· at the F\cuetU7 United - Financing Available To.Qualified. Applicants Orl All Renault Automobllles In Stock Thru ·July 31, 1984. larg• • Low Prices ' POMEROY ~ 'lbe annual Izaak Waltoa picnic will be held at 7 p.m. Monday. A covered diJh aQd table eeltiJtllhoukl be brought. Postpone · chicken dinner POMERoY - 'lbe Couples Golf Toumarilient and barbecue Welten dinner at J~ Golf . Coun!e. orlilnaliY adleduJed for July 22, has been Jiostpmed untU ,July 29. . To.honor rows~MIA ( ATHENS - A ~tti'"'e..,il,...OIJY and · lnactloa In Southeast Aala wiD Iii! held at lO a.m. Friday at the Athens O>unty FalrgiwDcls. All seMce Ol'IIIIIIZBtloua and the public: are Invited to attend. Racine VBS RAONE -The Racine First Baptjllt Orurch wt11 hold a Vacailon Bible School July 23-Aug.l. Clules are from 6::JI.8: :II p.m. for an ages. Regtstratloa · Round-Up will be JO.ll a.m. July 21. 11E I oJiilql llra&m wiD appear Satluday. 1 ~ THUNDERBIRD Slock No. 49141 LOCI I 2-dr herdloF', VB ..... teet. ac, vinyl riiOI. heet.r. one-· aufo. tr-.. ,..,,,. p-brakes, tint. c-cont., am-fm, ~ waw ra~lela. wh-covers. FORD GRANADA . 1978 FORO LTD . Pi80t'f· bOilyllde mldg, lint. glen, •m· fm. WIW II,.., wh-c:overt. L'Dcll one · Only 31,000 mil•. 2-dr herdlop, VI lftl, ·feel a-c,' vinyl rlllrl, heater, auto. trans., PI• F'-brakn, boclyslcll mldg, lint. glan, am·fm, , wow tlrel, Wh·CGVII'I. . st.ctc No. 41251' One Owrwr. 4-cyl eng, auto. Ire~, p.bralln. WAI ON THE SPOT" FINANCING TO QUALIFIED . . , APPLICANTS AT FORD MOTOR CREDIT AND BANI RATES. '. JWA..a I ..... (ia L II MfJ · Hllll>oond (74015l-t7.95 liYar Co!!< (l!l85) -$6.50 ·• fUJ ' r '> ' ,,: ... . .sfaNDR' R D . PUBUSHING Stock No. 47111 One Owner. 27,000 mllot. Vt ton pickup. 6 cyl. eng. •uiD-Irllll, short Wh-bne . ...r • • bumPer. am radio. WAS $5995. .,.,,. NOW OVER iOO NEW FORD • MERCURY • V.W. • AMC ·JEEP AND REIIAULTS · TO CHOOSE FIOM. andA!qo. FIIIDie Alellllre, Radlel Cundiff, Mr. and Mn. lMoy Watlloa, Mr. and Mrs. BID CundiU. Mr. and Mrs. Jamls MDier, Debbie Triplett. Wendy and Adam, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph La-.-ler, BecJd and o.vy, "II lilted" tbemlnlsll!rlrlrallowlnl Oma H:Yiel1. Artie Grladley. Huel a wild animal to run klclle In a public: Ifaya. Mr. and Mrl. Nonnlll place. ' • Pl'elley, Jobll PQwell, JIIQl and Others atlllldlnl were Mr. and 'l'ciM\Y. Jeff KJttte 81111 Kllstai, Mil. BID RDer, Mr. and Mrl. Bud Kl1tle and 1'rlllla. Serena . William P. Rbier, ~.Amy and Davlll. Mr. and Mn. Bob CuDTva Jan. Mr. and Mn. Ebel: iii~ ~ and lllaWII, Mr. PlclceDI. Ebel', Jr., Jarod Oilman. and ldn. tb1lon . Wlril!braue, Jo111 Frank, LOIIM Frank, LIDda Mary. Paula and Bec~Qt, and Hattie Sb!wllt and LCI1, 'lbelma Ogdff MleandEnle. ' 1 · ,0 n t he li.g.ht Sl•de . 8UJ ,IMIIIM Ale •Q 4 ALUI( Olio -15m , 992-2641 I I I MIDDLEPORT '"'''llr'rt craw1111t up our 11!11. be8DIIatllbilttllebupwlthlpi'IIY'· CUI. ,r • ...._ .....1 ... • · ~. " ' ' -~· Health · Beating .bad breath Roble1:-: aid?.:: Sta., :.: .. ,.,~ . . , j ~~ --·"'"....••. woric Son born to Glazes ~ - ... tJ;;": , O.Vrecnw.,allOW!I'tbeMa. l'a, IIPIOIO'," IIIII MI. Jlljicbeo>. "l'w! Ileal llfttcillbr "" back. llfttdllal at -lillY ~ 'l ,_ 111ae _..,.aiiCIVII'me.'' .' E114*& I I = · tbe brown llwt:ll•lllllr '1\-'tQr,lbt IIIII, IIIII ' w • 1 .: ·MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MILL ST. "• .. Ten!la Lee, Charlie and Jlldy Lee wu. Slock No. 49192 S10clc No. 41691 Local Ollt owrwr. .Hir sedan, VI eng, feet. ac,, vinyl raof, liNter, IUIO,· l..ftl, • pi, p-brlkll, . Johnlcll;: ~ ' ~ Qmch Wl!l'f! tlllaeM!d recently With a COJIII'flaiiOII I*DIC at the Rt. 7 nlldalde park. Amoal·the 11ft& bouqill!t cl Mllooat dlillvered by a Jlllllln 1D apeCDIIlume.Gull!lta,!lbalt!Jamel Prolltt and o.puty Robert Bezsle .' Pigott Syraruse Nazarene honors couple· with binhday picnic . . 'lbe of tile Rev. and and David, Allee RIIDe, Gina 11D1 ldn. J - Kittle cl the 8yracule ... 4lil matlob, contact the library, ~or-~ ··-· -, hallooa.rele••e booorlnir Ama1ca'• prlloDaiotwarandmialng .. .: . . ... Cous#ns ton wtll al8o mllke up faces fran 'lbe ~ Is part of the ~ta~~and~. .. a summer ll!l'les. For more lnfot· Tajlor:Harpe!: famllles wt11 be July 29 at Forest Acres Park, Rutland. A pcXluck dlllner will begin at 1 p.m and !lliCh family Is-asked to take their Bldt: .- < audience requests. «.!be Flndlif; ' brief hiatncy of ~ wtU be presented. j\urttence pattlcl- RIJ1'i:AND- The JSthannual reunlc:ll MinneapoUs ·officers hope arrests will reduce spouse abuse MIDDLEPORT- A pantom· lme piogJam for children wt11 be Taylor-Harper reunion , Budre, Ed, Dcnna. Rachael idd . Tara Burlce, WUiy, PaUla, Jujla, .WUiy and Cory Burke, Frank,~. Ryan, and Clu1stopber Burke, Susie and~ Budre.LIIa. James Manson Budre, Joo BqJ:IR, LlndaWers,RobandKeliYJclmloil. allofCambrldlle. ; . Grace Babcock. Brian Babciek and family, Steve, Lori and ~ Clu1sman, Bob, Sandy, Jad, Betsey and Joe Babcock. Kay,Bial and Stephanie Chrt&man. an ct ttliif Concord, autrles and Macy LW Babcock, Martha Babcock, ~ l'aJ!or,IIPQiill cWbM, llllllve; Blnee YOIIiil, Kim and Hannah Babcock, David. ~ Ji!mpel, llaltlan CcJ1em1!1 1U111 BetbAriJiulh. Maiy JaJI!!, Oll'ls, Candy anci Brad boUi In tbe tow I g JOIII' oulftt catepw). Babcock, Raymond . and SIBw Beny, all of Coebocton. '· · GregandKellyShaw,Randy~ Hope Buchanan, Zanesville, Green and family of~, June, Murray andKarenColel(i Foslorta, GaJY Coleman, Dan Coleman, Delaware, Paulan4Garnet Thomas, Columbus. • !t · Eita_betb Hayes, Olestel', w~~~~t: Debbie, Kem\y and Nlcbcilas order requiiing hiS .()(fleers " to Mhmesota Correction Depart- · Michael, Sue, Jeff, Matt l!lld Rill'.£ Byeu&TBROWN Burke, Pomeroy, Buck, ~ aggressively utDize arrest powers." ·ment's Mttered women's program, 4eprl••ed Pre. Writer Tammy, Missy and Adal11 .<:ala: MJNNEAPOLJS (AP) - Pollee Since then arrests have tripled. said, "Up untU this lime, pollee 1 way, and Ruby Burt!e, CooMUe.:-•: ·respnllng to domestic squabbles -· Uiljler the newPoney, Bouza's685 guidelines were for 9eJIIli1!tlng the . ~ are arresting three times as many officers are expectec;! to. .make parties OJ' ,t rying to lll!!dlate the ~ people as they did teivmontiiS ~ · arrests In aevera1 situations; Includ- COidllct. ... The arrest policy Is areal. ~· . l under a 'new "policy aimed' 111 Ing·any Instances jn which they or shlft.ln the right diJ'ectlon." •·' •• the victims fear the violence might Sgt. JeiTy Sclnu:del said he bas preventing Wife-beaters trom re• madeam!SIStofollowthepolicy·but peattnglhelrabuse. , continue. ' U alflcers don't make an arrest, be believed that, .In S(l'lll! cases, The "countrY-Cousins," ~ Minneapolis Is ooe ol the first ants of thl! late Geoll!l! maJor u.s. cities to JmYe. toCvaro they must ftll wf a fnnn explaining counseling would ~ve been ' Catherine.Baer, met SUnday at IHI! more arrests for dmlestlc violence why andsulnlt It to their Sllpel'jol's. sul'flclent and .Way !rem . hiving pollee DuriDg the five months before the Schroeder alSo said S(l'lll! people home ,ct·Altona Baer Karr for ') pollcyW1!Dt Into effect, anaverageof "l\151 aren't llitlmldated by the I!IIC.'OUl1lge cooples to talk wt IIM!Ir po~'Picnlc. . . . ~-jhoblems, Pollee Ollef Antllony l .Sadultswerearrestedeachmonth threat of jail. Why do convlcled 11he evening was speat rEminiscing. . •- • . for felony aggravatedassalllt aild25 burglars sleal and drunken drivers Bouza said. He added that be eJq)eCis Oilier potlce departments to adults were cllargl!d With simple keep drinking?" AltendlngwereGeoll!l!andC!arll donlestlc assault, I!CCOI'dlng to Sgt. Many wile-beaters are cbemlBaer, Kathleen Scott, Maiy Ka· follow suit. . • thryn Roush, 'Henry and Carolyn The new policy stens trom an TOin Skala, . of the depart:qlent'·s cally dependent, Skala ~d. and Salser, PaulandRuthKarr;Horace expei buent two years ago In which "when they're dnmk they woq:~ be family violence~Those l'lgures have jumped to 6.5 thlnkli!g abol!t getting arrested1' ofllcers llii8WI!i'lng domestic calls Karr, Woodrow and Kathryn Moral were ,randomly asslgiled one of felony arrests and 81.5 mlsdanea· Despite their rl!servallons, Ptwneroy area, Altona Marshall.' three strategies. nor arrests per month Wider the new Sclu oedei and Skala said they like Loulsvllle, K_y., Herb and~ Davis, Atheiis, Eugenealid\llrgiDJil "' After analyzing mJre than :m polloy. the Bm!SI policy becll!lle It gives DeaVI'!i'S, Columbus, and the ~ caaes. researchers reported "that Bouza said the lnCrease:d number t11em more power ·liild defuses tess, Mrs. Karr. ~. ~ Bm!SI was the most elfectlve of of arresls puts more abusers In the. dangm:lus sltuattnnV three sfandard metmds. The other legal arena, ''where we can have Bouza, 55, whoC!~J~!!!IoMlnneapo­ •., • 1 some direct COiilTol over their Us In 19111 frcm tbe New York City two liii!CbOds - ·atll!lll~ to \ ·:·::i COUIIIC1 both parties or seiJdlng behavior." pollee clepaiin\ent, iald his olllcers .. • .• Patrick v ,..Murpby, p1esldent of lnlttally fllulld the new policy aosallanls away from home for .... " • I several hours - were found to be the Washington-based PoUce·Foun- ''r;lther MJdreY Moose and thought datlon, said, "The common police It was a waste of evezybody's time.'' ronslderably less effeciiVe In deter· The fourth annUal Pigott i'ellill1i)' tradition has been to do Uttle. · rtng fUture 'vlolmce... Pollee have tradltloaally been was held recently al Forked R!ln "PI\yslcal VIolence Within the rel)ldant to bttervene 'ln dOmestic Lakeb!MelgsCounty. ,,·~ The pel ce•taae cl repeat abuse was 10 peiCI!ul In ~ In which home was tliought to be exempt problems, Bw7,a salil, becauae law Attending were Rob, Tamml; ~ pollee' made arrests, 19 percent from the same laws which kept entyrcement Is "a macho, largely Jessica and Beth Barber, PaUl·~ when pollee counseled the couple · acquaintances or strangers !rom masculliie WOI'ld and many think a Lowey, Steve Poling,~ Gl~ ~ and24peu:entwlienthesUSpectwas assaulting each other on the street," man's home Is his castle or the Stev and Keyln Bush, Krlst1 May~; sent away, according to researchers Mwpi\Y said. woman had It coming." Dan, Sue, Erin and Eileen Generally. the police approach But by requiring ctllcers to mak~ Pal Bahr, and Anita. and 81¢ : LaWit'IICie w. Sherman of the UQiverslty of Malyland and Ri· has been to "restore a semblance of arrests undercertaln~ttons. the :lJellnskl, Athens, Rex and Slqa · department's policy eHmlnates Bailey, Joe, Kay, Chris and Bell( chard Beck of the University of order wamtheassellanttob!bave, . ' perhaps send him out of the home, tl)08e male JHeoJOCeptlons and Bailey, Chester, Teny, Kai!JY lljid Callbnla at Santa Barbara. ., :. ~ · The study was moe trom early and go on to the next Cjill.'' MllfPIIy removes pressure from the victims, Kristin Bush, Columbus. .,-; 19111 to mld-19112. under a grant !rom said. who areOYeiWhelmlnglywornen. be Delbert and Beatrice ". Pat Murphy, wh!> Is not related to said. tile Natlollal Institute of Justice. Pebler, Parkersburg, W.va: ;., MUJllhY and Is Ilea? of the Patrick Last March, Bouza Issued an Jeanne, Matthew and Alley~ • ~ · and Jeremy Blake, Torch.~ ; ;::! Roger and Tena Swartz, Christa and Carrie Russell, ~ ~~ ~ · ' Slna May, Amy and Tracy Mlll'JIIIy}*1· : • . By Law1eoce Lamb, M.D. lng tlielr tongue, It's worth a leg cramp!!, ~Y leg cramps CooMlle, Aaron, Connie, Aligle DEAR DR. LAMB - .Your remtnder. Some people even use a caused by exertion or walking, are Andrew Bush. Mansfield, ~ -'· : ~·~ recent letter from a yoong girl With J111l!al · tongue scraper. I can add caused by blockage of the arteries CarolyD Candy, Wendy and~!.. ; • bad breath prompted me to \¥lite. that.not all dentists are aware of the to the legs. In thcJse cases the. Summerllekl. Cory Zahand. r.fect.:·%•.: • rm now an eldertypeiSOn but In my .. role ·or the tongue as a ~ause o! bad arterial blockage should be re- lns,l.n.vell and Melissa Taylor,~:::·: .. ..,. . : ' moved, or an artertal bypass Arbor' Mlch. youth I, too, had bad breath. 1 was breath. . \.."" sanliary In evecy way: bealthy,.flo The tongul! constantly sheds, and operation may be done In . some• Rexal~Ann Summerfleld, -~- ;! body odors, athletic, regular dental Its gray-white .coating Is from ·cases. Bahr, DiCk, Kaye, Kevin and ~k: : : care. No doctor could lind a ~ason. shedding ceUs. FO(Jd particles Flck, Don Pigott, Donna, But the majority of leg cramps andTammyWolf, HeuyandE~ ._. Ievenpersuadedmydoctortohave accumulate ~n the tongue as weu. my tonsUs' removed at . Johhs The area Is a !ertUe one for the that occur at night or whUe resting Bahr, and Jimmy Starcher. • •:I : Hopkins. 1bls'dldn't help ettllef. grDW\11 of bacterta. The bacterta are another matter. These may The group signed get-well ~ ; I chewed fium and kept It tn' my then release chemlca+s that cause respond to an lncreas<d Intake of for Bettie Pigott and Brian Bat~ ; ,• calcium. Quh.rlne or any of ·the The fifth annual i'eunloo was eet ~ 1 mouth whUe I dated. I survtved and odors. , haYe had a llapgf life due to a very I Wish all bad bi'eath problems medicines relilte(no quinine help thesecoodSundaylnJuneof~l~: : · ' tine and underrfatlding husband. were as simple as needing to brush other people. Yes, someoftheseare ' Jlowever 1~ learn a secret that the tongue. Unfortunately .they're heart medicines used to cBim the J .... - ~ ~. might for others. While nol. I've dlscus8ed the other causes contractions pi heart muscle and " "' , '' bnlsllln& :Your teeth In the morning, and management In the Health they calm the contta(:tloos of leg . ~· .,. 1 • e!ltelld yoor tonaue as far as Letter 9-4, Halitosis: The Breath muscles th&t lead to leg cramps. .... ..~_. '' poeslble and scrub It ·way down. ~ and Whal to Do Abqpt It, VItamin E Is also helpful for some. ·i'C... : , ~ Stretching those leg muscles You may even JliiK a bit. Get It IIOOd which I m sending you. Others who ; ~~~ . :' ..• -:;:: ' and clean With your toothpaste and want this Issue can send 75 cents helps. Be sure to stretch those calf (,...•llo.• • brush. So simple but u·s effective. with a long. stamped. self- muscles. Do that regularly and After tnutaat' brulb your teeth acldrellsed envelope for It to me In especlaUy before going to bed. Use Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Glaze, and ~que and you are set for the care or this ~per, P.O. Box a hoanl on Its ec!Ke at the bottom of former Pearl Thomas Houstqn • day. · 155l,RaclloCityStatlon, NewYork. the bed to keep the covers off your Texas, anoo.ilce the of· ~ : : !eel and sleep on your side With 7-pound, l2~nce son, boni Jl!l.v lJ . Pleue share this with that.Uttle NY 10019. The Infant was named ~ atri. It may change her U1e as It did DEAR DR: LAMB · · Please teU your toes up. not down. A pillow • • miDI! Nnw I'm relaxed and me what would help cr.unps.l have next. to the footboairl to push your Blake. feet against helpa this. · them In my • all the time. I even Mr. and Mrs. ~ also .....~ .. Keep yoilr feet wann with long another son, Billy John, 9. _, • DEAR READER -Yes, you're wake up with them. I have them Clralq>arents are Belva Gla'ze ablolullely r1lhl· It'a just as bnpor· when rm working. The doctor says heavy socks that extend over the tut 111 clelin tile toque as the teeth there's nothing be knows of that be calf, especlaDy during the night. and Evelyn Thomas, both If · Avoid coffee, tea, colas and choco- Pomeroy. Grace Glaze, a patient to p!eueat iilliUth odors. I've can give me for them. _ diiCIIIEd this befon!, but since so DEARREADER-I'mgladyou late which contain caffeine or the Poneoy Health CareCenleriSa great-grandmother. fiiiiiY ~ DeYel' think or brush· have had an examination as some related clruis- a- ' . Pantomine for, kids POMEROY - 'lbe •ClrcJe. Zirkle family reimJon wtU be held Sunday at the Senior Clttzen bulldlng,Puili!ICJY. Thei'ew!Ube a potluck dlnuer at 1 p.in. ' Mrl. -'*• Granie . meedng wW follow. Irlapec;Uon wW bella at 8 'lbe Cirde-Zirkle • reuruon Included swlmmiDg, b(r, sesiKlelr, and volleyball. HEMioQ< ~ROVE - The Hemlock Gn*e Granie wW · meet at 6: :II p.m. Saturday at the Granae Hall tcr a potlucl! POMEROY - The Nelson famUy l'ellllb1 wtU be Sunday at Forest Acres Park With lunch to be served at nooo. Special PvrciiiH. Factary official car. 4-clr Mclin, VI 1111· llct. 11r Clllld.. vlnrl root, liM,.., ••·-~··· ps, 11111, F'-wlncl., ,._,, p.4r. locks. flOor !Mis,lladnldt mlclg., ......... 11111n11, dltlllll clocll. Hnt. glau, Hllllt-wlleel, c.-.r., am-fill, 11weo tape. -.w riiCIIall, . wh-cooven, reiiiCifa cont. IIIIITCirl; llllmper IUircll, rear wind del. , Cambi ldge. . . '. 'l1le reunion cake carried rut~ July 4th theme In red, white iilld blue. Numerous door prtzeli Mie awarded durtng the a1tenl!iGD. pie and Ice'cream wtll be -.-1 - from 110011 Ill 7 p.m. Live mualc ' j The annual Babcock tanlt,ty: re\mlon was held recently at ·~ home .of BW and Wilma Bur1u: \n: headquarten. POMEROY - .._·, Babcock · · £;·• ' . POME:ROY - The Salem . Townahlp Fire l)epartmetlt wW hold an Ice cream IICCial Saturday lllaht at ·department Nelson • reuruon :~ ' ·,_ Happeni-pgs . . Narried to· · OSU honor roll • A baton twirler, Miss Damron has studledforthepa$tyearwtthBecky Api11 Gayle Parker, Long Bot· tom, was lUiiiied to the spring Langfitt of Parkersburg, W·Va. Ohio State Prior I!) lhat. she was a member of quarter honor l))U at theRiggsRangerettesBatonCorps · ~·:::f'~. ~t 3, which took top nattonalhoJMirsatthe Pomeroy, recelvedhisdegiee at the ~tCa'sYouthonParadelnl!lf!3. university's spring quarter .'.1\YOP has been called · the •1()lymplcs of Pageantry" and rommencement. · · fe11tures hunclreds oi"COO!petitive eiJ¥Dis for baton twirlers, · corps, mUsic groups, drDI tellmli and Mrs. Paul Frick, Pomeroy, has o~ connected With any facet of received word that hersoo, William ~tiy. This year's event ~­ . Brown, HartsvUie, S.C. under· tiires a total of 40 national and world Ewent surgecy .a t the Ridgeland c:i;intests. WinnerS are awarde!l With Memorial Hospital. ~larShlps and trophies on the Cards may be sent to him at 3:11 fll;jallllght of AYOP. 'The event Is held at the athletic Hardin St., Co1umb!a. S.C. 29'.18, Room 527. Mr. and Mrs. Brown are l¥!d convocation center on the Notre frequen! Pomeroy visitors. Daine campus. ) saturday. MIDDLEPORT - SAVED Gospel GI'QIIp wW be at the Ash .Invited. There's the ramb)lng'rose.' then there'S me- the rambler. Do Family . .., reuntons . : dlimer. •.POMEROY - An organlza- ' Does anyooe ilave lllfonnatlon on tlie Clllll'thcKise CMl War statue? A . POMEROY - Meigs County Demwatlc Executlve Commit· tee meeting, 7: :II p.m. Thlll'lday at Calp!aters' Hall, Eut Main 8q'eet, Pqmewy; all Interested party members lmilted. .. ' Parish of ille UnltOO Methodl$1 Church sinCe last-November. She's still hearing !rom some of Yll!l and enjoys that - but of course, Is unable to answer your llqulrles. ·l'lcl!E!QS, .. Street n--w Baptist Church, Middleport at 7:30 p.m. CXIYI!IDUI wtll meet, 7:»8::11 1984 FORD .F~ 150 Nazarene have banquet l{ld. . • keep smiling.... Twirler makes ·Youth Parade .. aI ..'~ 7.. ·' • fl! •• lHURsDAY "WEEKEND SPECIAL" And to the Methodists of the county. Fay Sauer bas not been lay director of the Metes Coope!atlve Women oftheSyracuseCburchof the Nazarene recently held adbmer . at an Athens restaUrant . Rachel Cundiff had the prayer and thewemnewasglvenbyNada .Kittle. 'lbEre was a poem by . EUaderte Watson, and a solo by DeiJble Powell. Games were played and pdzes awanled. Flowers were ptesented to Unda Youker, Courtney Haloes, Hazel 'McCallum, Louise Frank, DeiJble Puwell and Debbie Trtplett. Other members and guests attending were Wendy Triplett, Sharon Cundiff, Thelins Cundiff, Mary J. Lave!der, JennY LW Davis, Artie Grindley, Chery!Kittle, Allee RI!De, Karen Haines, Fannie Aleshlre, Orna lJysell, Thelma Mlller, Beckie Lavender, Mary Pickens, Debbie Plda!ilsandLnnlse - ~unday, July 19, 1,... Calendar '' ·v··John F. Schmlttauer -~ that ~ Bend • EvelyD Wofford, Oliver Street, Middleport, has returned home from a long-awaited reunion With relatlves In Mercy Olde England. Evelyn, accompanied by a sister, saw the crown Jewels, the changing of the ·guanl In Lmxlon With the Queen InspeCting the troops, the birth place of Shakespeare. toured the home of Ann Hathaway and , took a cruise on the Avon R.lver and that's only a sampling of the action. EvelyD loved the trip and the reunion, but contends there's liDthing greater than the USA. Th~ By .Vac,ationing in England The Daily Sentiri~l - - birth COIIfllieit. · a! . '' . ~ •1 .. •. -- .,. .. ,;. ' _.. . -- ' ~- . . .. ,•. .... " - �... .. ·-· lhl Daily ONE ... . ... ,....._Oiolo____ ~-...... v"'••" WALLE IS CHECKMATES SUN TEA JUG. · • A set of four delightf ul dried nower garde ns . with butterflies. In · bilrl wood fram~s. · F« adult" IHJII. Fabric wallet• wltll velcro c1._ · cOJqe in black and tre~y . ' WITH · WOOD ·2 SPIGOT FRAME .•,. $344 DRIED THIS SATURDAY ONLY FOR I ELLIOTT'S IS HAVING A DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTION ·oN All DEMO AND FLOOR MODELS ' BICEN'IENNJAL-'Die ~a! ol AmteaiC1a Clll'I')'IQJ •lbe Ov I lhalllemi! have beea added 1o Metbodllm, 1'7M-l88f, .. belq oblerved thll-*lly llle -.,e die Hoek 8prtap ~ . ·. ihe ~ c.-1)' Unlteil M8h ... CIIUI'ch Caapera- where aenleea 11ft belltlc ltteld. '1'lae If' 'kc llle llve Parllh. BIIJie IIIUiJy ud pranr lll!nicelllft bel..: evEIIIDcaavJcea- ud&be caw*._.e ._pod-· held each afte1'11001111111Ube l!'i. . . . . ~Include 11ft aKlOUI'IIpd lo 1Jrtac i11oarJ lawn cllaln. '11* was ~ "'nnlag, wlb . I C aad .,._:hlnl at w.... _,_ alter •'alllble lliudlb'-. 'Die .Rev. 1:38 p.m. llwuah Frldaf. Toaipt'• 8(1 h• wiD be RGbtri JW• • led In llle 111111 P'OUP !Rudy for the.Rev,St.eve)'ti.-. ..... S(Ielll=a&llleJI'rlda.YIIIIN Edith Tllllleri, PauJiae Roullt iiiJd " beth CuiJer, . , lerVIce wiD be the Rev. James Corbitt llecor'atli!lll ~lortpt. . . Colorful tricycle featu res the "Scuffy" decqration, safety back rest, and basket. It's Real beauty. •••h•·· t' .,..... 011 Ervin birthday..:_·-~-----:--------. The first birthday or Macyn Ann Ervlnwascelebratedrecentlyatthe ' ~ of her parents, Mr. and Mn. Herbert Ervin and son. Joshua. A cookout was 8hared by the mn•pwilhcake'andleeci-eambelng ... served. A Strawberry Shortcake . .: DIAL·A·BIEYr jf · .· ',::~ 36 oz. PLANT MISTER REE Almond Color Blu:~Lral . Dllill . . 16" · •. dual heat conlrol systttn BEACH' BALL · LOOK OF CERA.. IC ~ PARKING 10 cup coflee maker .ift $1 .3 9 · to keep cotree honer. . OR 20" · . p;1 > . ·1 7·~ Five Points ' weight losers · . announced I ~ ,was · Cheaper By The Dozen-ss.so. Ftve Polnta SIIDdei'el1a Clasa. 1: ~ Roush and Roxann earton were the lopwe!pt losel's at llleMa.mOUs. ld>nnat!Onm the '~let ..... exerclle prilll'lllli may be Obtalaed from Jo Ami Newacxne. ' • I Enjoy The Delicious Hotdoc With Ho1111made Sluce and On1ons . CIIHSe or Slaw 10' Edr1 GEl A CONEY ISLAND, CAN OF RC &CHIPS ONLY • Wo Have All Your . · pk.zce winrrers ' . . any location ... Kite!>- 1, en , bedre>Om, child's room , gartlge aa well aa dormltory . ldeallor gift giving. ,_ Walnut grain flnilh on ppii"'Y...,. '1999 1.'/ , :7 .' [..•: ~· ~.. ·~··~ " .c-">·l:· ,. ' l ·~· ··[.l ' •• • - I "I .. '- ' . t I s~~ u ·ll.[.... 7PIEQ t ..2L.),(J) 'C _ acetaminophen CAPLETS extra pain relief.. contains no aspirin ' KITCHEN SET ,. -= •-../ WI.TH MA TCMtNO ." SALT AND PIPPER .SIT h~~~ Caplet s 500 m~ • '11.5 OJ. 1\10. 3276 Salt aDd pepper abaken plua four wooden kitchen utenalla ia a baDdy bolder• . Cb001e a milk bottle .cr milk can de1ip. asier to swallow! $ (... 44 l' . ~ I MYLANTA:JI · '8.89 Great Tasting High Pottpncy Antacid/Anti-Gas Low Sodium .PLASTIC . HOUSEWARES SUPER SPECIALS ' . . 1 2 oz. Llq.,ld 60 Taltlets ~319 ' HEAvt DUTY IJUIDRY BASIET . · 12 QT•. BUCKET • DOUBLE SPOUT 21 QT. WAST£ BASKET 24 QT. TUIF TUB DISHPAN . (Citocolatl or Al.,.d) '4.• Values ,. $)99 ·EA. lNG COLORS PAN·· .·. EYE SH ON SALE SiSO a..,, Wine, Pop and Party Suppli!R CALL AHEAD AND PICK I"{ UP AT OUR NEW DRIVE UP WINDOW • ' T. Sgt Lany and Paullne Baker · recently won second ~ In ·the \)'Qnder Bread Sweepstakes. Their ches. Handy size for · WlliCII, Tammy Ervin, Jim Hupp and John Holman. Introductory Specials · 1~80', 2-Sl.&O, or . Named seeond ::· Hubbard, Buddy, Sally, B. J., 8ara and Kacy Ervin, Teresa and Stracy The Best Coney's n The Country ,l Joan, Vaughan the . most ~t and Ruth Sn1lth the l'llliner-up at the Monday~ Extra compact d8sign tak• only 29 sq. In· Heather Dalley, Beverly lm4 !3rad- · · ley WUlford, Sharo!i and Oha!J • 1 lost • Howard and N= :Enrtn. gieatth •trtnn grandmother, .._, and. a great-aunt, Mabel King. Also present were several aunts, uncles, and cousins, Rhonda , Shawn · and ~wu~oot rp;~;;~~;;;;~;;~~~;;;;;;~ ~attending were her grand- . . '.,. i .• 1 SWIM .RING SPRAY . . Parents, am and · Lela Windon, ' · •REFRIGERATORS . ·' •MICROWAVEs· eWASHERS ,.' •DRYERS •RANGES •VIDEO· . RE.CORDERS . \ I .. MANY ITEMS TO ~E SOLD BELOW COST .. 1-DAY ONLY, SATURDAY, JULY 21 . ' 10 A.M ~ -7 P~M. .. .ELLIOH'S ~was a $1,:Wcarnplngpackage Florida •. • ~ v \ . .• . '"'WJ'. Behind The LaSalle Lou1rt1• by Coleman. The Bakers are Bla~JonedatEgllnAirForceBasetn · . SILVER BRIDGE P~ . 446-8051 �1 Pometor 10-The Daily Sentinel Middleport, Ohio ,r , Business.Services I DAYTON, 1 Ohio (AP) - Two newspapen; have let up a $5.ool ..secret wttness" reward fund ' . In~ hopes of uncovering ·lnA:Jnnatlon that COUld lead to fugitive Alton Coleman, wanted In connecuon with ' an alleged slx-statectlme spree. Law enlorcement offtcers from 45 conununlties met Wemesc!ay with Dayton· pollee and FBI agents (or more thall an hour to exchange lntlnnatlon and be updated on the search for' Coleman, 28, and h1s canpanlon, Debra Brown, 21. "It wils worthwhile because It biwght evecyone up to date and gave them accurate lnfonnatlon," Ro.nald L. Danielson, supervising agent tor the Cincinnati FBI offtce, said this morning. "It clarifies the air for everyone." · Danielson sald there were no new develo!ments since Wednesday, when the agency said Coleman's traU WaS ~ cold. The FBI ~ far people who might have befrle!lded Coleman to come . forward. Dayton police advised residents to take down garage and yai'd sale signs, saying Coleman apparently . stop; at sue!) neighborhood events looking for targets. Meanwhile, pollee continued searching tor a woman and ber two young children who spent three days at a minister's home with Coleman and ))ave not been seen since. They ended thelrvlslt at the home of the Rev. MlUar Gay, 79, and hls wtte, Kathryn, on July 9, pollee said. Coleman and Ms. Brown returned alone Tuesday and allegedly assaulted the Gays and stole their car. Dayton Pollee Chief Tyree Broorntleld said he was concerned tor the safety of the unldentlfled woman and chlldren because Coleman ls alleged to have raped four chUdren- two of whom were killed. He also has been llnked to four other deaths, Including two women. The (Dayton) Journal Herald and Dayton Dally News established a speclal phone number which people cOuld use to provide details on Coleman's whereabouts. Callers · WE:J'('told toleaveaslx-dlgltnumber so they could remain anonymous. Pollee sald they were uncertain whether Coleman was still In the I' S~RVICE 453!&.~.-·d. . Ph. 111·4288 . 11•• A•-· Cl!f IH-l312 1.:..'\To:. ler1Crt Awlllblf • '· "SmiCit ttllt Towen Above t. dissolution was granted and a /t~lflllfll"lfl,.,.ll"·fHit' divorce filed In Meigs County O:mmon Pleas Court . Mary Lucille Stafford and Hubert Staffoid had their · marriage dlsl1olved. Anna D. Johnson, Pomeroy, filed for divorce from Kenneth A. Johnaon. Mr. Jolmson was ordered to pay tempormy support In other court nllngs, Coal Power Inc. ot l'ailei'OY ls being sued by Pllllllps Machine Service of Beck, ley, W.Va., for the remaining Public Notice help US."' Echavan1a said. But as he tried to admlnlster first aid, "I heard glass bre8ldng and ... I just ~.,.nnlng.'' boys were later pronounced dead at ~scene, lYing near their blcycles. The shool1ng left the restaurant windOWs shattered and bullet holes In a neariJy nre truck. Bloodied bodlesremalnedoutsldetherestaurant as nlglit fell, and later were wrapped In yellow plastic and carted away. Aniong the wounded was a 6-month-old girl who witnesses said was passed to bystandets by ber ·The · three SH~RIFF'S SAlE OF REAL ESTATE The ·s - of Ohio. Moigl County. N.A. . transfers . mother, one of theshootlngvlctim!l, wlthapleato''takecareofher."The ln!ant was In critical condition Btt.er lllldergolng surgery Wednesday night; the(ateofhermotherw~not lmml!d(ately known. Huberty also fired on poliCe and fire vehicles when they an1ved at the scene, said pollee spokesman Blll Rllblnson. "He continued firing alternately trm1 rifle and a handgun, reloading one when the 'othel- ran out," Robinson said. ~ _After 90 minutes, pollee sharpshooters were able to get a clear aim at Huberty and !Ired a total of live times, strlklng the gunman once, Ybarrando said. a The July 26 program for the . 'lbe$21entryteeshouldbemalledtO l'l'lel!tllla ol tile Sclutlleastem Ohio Box m, Wellston 45&12, or to Cldldll ~ CowiCII wW te,lture the at JayMar, WW's Hill, funauy prelf!lltatloll, "Planning Now." . ~- Entries should be made by 'l1le COWICll has ~ 8iiiiOUIICeC : July 23. planaforlts&Olftaamament.alsoto 'l1le program for the ~. be beld July 2i. following the tournament and 1be toumament wW be beld at dinner, wlllteatureG.KennerBUab, ~ CountJy Club In Jack· PIe 1entlng the reason to lay the -. hecfMIIW at 8: :II a.m. Bill foundation for a better l)'ltem r1 Clllldl, PI 1'1\ r •matJayMar blghways to seiV!ce 11011tbeuteiu · Galt CUI, 11 lllumament libecu. Cillo. • I AUTO & TRUCK . REPAIR servl~e and inatallltlan. rsn.•ll"• ,., AI• TraJ~amisslori PH. 992-5682 I Grace Whaley to Matthew C. Van Franken, Lot 30, Pomeroy Village. Truman H. Pliddy, macle M. Prtddy to Trwnan H. Prtddy. Macle M. Pliddy, 6 acres, Rutland. Edward R. Archer to Edward R. Archer, Dorothy P. Archer, parcelS, Sallsb\li'Y. · Oscar J. Pennington, Joan Arm· strong Pennington to Carl E. Smith Petroleum, Inc., Right of Way, Orange. NICk Grueser, Margie Grueser to H. and W. Drlll!ng, Right of Way, Rutland. ' Michael W. Koly, et o1 DelooNo. 114-CV-44 In pursuance of an Order of Sale tn the above entttled actton. I wtll oHer for sale at publtC auc!tOn. on the front steps of the Court House In PomerO\(, in the above na med County, on Saturday. the 11th day of August 1984. at JO,OQ A.M .. Syracuse. County of Me1gs and of the D eed Record s of Me•gs County. Oh•o: thence North BO -=-===---=-=--ADS}~~ to 64 Mlac. Marchandl•• re-evaluate their :', WHALEfS AUTO PARTS PH. 992·7013 01111.1 ..... ,........... 142:so . ; 7/11/lfn Broker-Auction SeiYice Cheryl Lemley, Meip County Associate ''RU ESTIMATIS" , J&F • CONTF.I~GTING\ ' •DbZE!I · BACKHOE "RECLAMAnON WORK ... BOGGS ~ .SALES &'SERVICE, U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILtE. OHIO Authorized John De,re, New H0ll1nd, Bnh .Ho1 ' Farm Equipment De11tr Farm. Equipment Pa rti A Service Vinyl . Bond~ & . flo Aluminum SIDING BISSEll ! II .... _ 9 H ·tk ! ··, SIDING CO. IIITEREST£0 Ill A NEW VEHICLE CLEANERS to drilt till vtlliclo of IOt'f clloice. . flo DonPay-t lo- Month(J Pay-t BLACOTOII IIEW CAR & .TRUi:1~~~111G PoRMWOy,OH.45769 bJ l.udlnt C...,.t lillnu· For fllltj Somco 'FREE ESTIMATES" 1·9-1 mo. G&w PLASTICS & SUPPLIES TOM'S 1 "SUPER 94" Clll 614-992·6737 SHOE REPAIR · GAS-WATER SEWAGE PIPE REULATORS & land-. 94 Ottine Ethlnol Enhanced Avalhlltle Only At Call for free silllnaes· •.949-2860 · Ww.;. nH • - 985-3813 985·3837 c•NTIR No Sund1y C11la ' .).l! .tk llh5 .,. peiOe .. lbei' IJ _"_8_0_· - - - - - mo. pd· M-n, W~ Va. ' COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bods. lroll. wood. cup-•. choirs, chooto, bookett, dloheo, jlra. Ont._, gold ond oliver . Wrlte · M. D. Miller, Rt.2. Pomeroy, Ohio 41789 or doll 814-992- FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS . RITCHII'S MASON SERVICE timat1s, 949· 2801 or 612011 mo. ~ IIIJ!I"tielortlw:MI•wlha ...,. ot ..... ., people In • Mcllaaald'a ~ WecJDee. 4q ID 8la Ylldro, Callr. llilberty ..... by a palce ~-(APln pWo), Delays expected ATHENS, Ohio (AP) - 1bere may be more delays In~ b1al of·a q~ous~er man accused of shoot1na and kllllDf 811 Ohio Unlvenlty student frmllils car. · Wayne Martcs, 29, II Clll trill for, 8111'11~ murder In the shoot1na • th ot Sliawn Myen lui December. Marla!' ' atliaoeya tiled \ly for a clllnatotveaue, a ml8tl1al and penniiiiCIII tD ....... cp!8ttQnlng ol jurora. . w• Def¥• ·~ . uy filii- DeWI COY&+oftbe trial, wblch Ia In lhe FY I lion pliue, Is It blip~ to a fair b1al In Athans CclUDty. 'lbere'a no word CJII wbeli P1eu Jud&e WU· 111m Rowland will rule 011 tbe Om•- OIOtiDIII, MRS. STARR IIW- 1 iFor- ( lMnciUiament ·C lforll8111 1------2. --'---~3._.;_ _ __ __ ,"'----5- ~::;:: 1------ 11-----...----- It, --,..--;---:-20. _ _ 21. _ _ _ _ __ ...;..._~_ 22. _ _ _ __ 23• ..:......._ _ __ :u. _____ is..-.,_ _ __ •-11.·...,_ .,..----___....., •----:--- 'a-.....,..--- •.:;:::~=:::=: ·------113-.' :===== ;:=== 10• 2t. -· - - - - - 31. _ _ _ _ __ 12. »---:---» . ..,...._ _.___ 14. ...1.5- ==~= 24· ---~­ ··---~M111Th71 cup 111 wllli ilillnllallce ............. '"*111Dllltr. C IR'flt. 1111111117 . ESP CARD AND . PSYCHIC READER Tells yo• past, present 1nclluture. Advlct on 111 • .fllltttrS ol lift. All rudin1s art private 1ncl confldtntlll. t 115~ 7111 St. 1 Ptrlrtnnra. I. Vi. - Fori ..,_ tcllarlllai!On.~ Clll 30H28-39t2 "" :DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALLI 992·3410 Honott lody to Rvo in. Coil 992-370• . Babysitter wanted in our homo for 1 boby during sChool yeor. Cell 814-742· 2884. . W111ted old pionoo. Paying uo.oo Md 140.00 eoch . Firat 11- only. Write giving dlrocilona. Wlttln Pionoo, lo• 111. Sordlo. Ohio 43148 . Coli 814 -483· 1108. i · PERSONALiZED POOLS or Wide Ranae of Chemical• 843·5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOil-FlU DIRT 'I Pool 12 Situations Wanted I 18 Wanted to Do - -·- ··- ·- · -- ' 8 yn. old, 3 bedrm, 2 both1, pond. City water In Racine. Cell 814·949·2641 . OWner tron-rod-must 7 . andnc ·- development. Yard Sale Ping Pong table, bar, limps, afghan piUs other. Sot. 9 -8. 2011 Klnoon Dr. & Vicinity .•. --':' f---.-·----------.·-------- ~ J t Gorogo Sole, Tlwn o!ld Fri, II• ~ tHI II. Sot II tiU 12. 130111\ , MMdowbrook Orlvo. Goroge Sole Friday & Sot . 10· 8. Oronge brick houoe behind Bidwell S~hool. Big men'·• qlothet, jeaita, Thura, couch;, r a.,.m- oddl end8. ' ~ Roed. •.. ~ ~hildrens. ....... 1011 ' Yord Sate July 20 Boby clothet, gun rec:k.. life Moving toll. two fomiliH. .. Conley, Fairview Rd. "• wlndowo for pottorel view. jockoto. bow 'etc . 10-1 C1mp Fri. Sot .. July 20·2111. 8 til;'• Georges Creek Rd. three finillhed.double gar•ge, fiM· IS. Silver tea let. gltaw.,., ploco. Iorge p<><ch. 40 ft. tenthe mile out. bed linen, smell epplien~••·· dedc., wooda. priv.cy, near 1 Yard Sale Toya, children• clothea. RO¥o1 Ooll P•... 183.900. " 8'h oooumobllty. Coli 814- ~othing, furniture, miiC. SoturdayJuly21,9·1Rt. 3& Y1rd Solo. Frldoy 9 till I;: 992·6420. I post ho1pltal, otreet beoldo Jefflnon-22nd Street. Rollo. Cencelled . Foodl. -~ houoe ond 47•145 for 1 10 lot room Rutland : Buy leathonoueodcor.Thefirtt *4271 collh buys it. Yet. 1 ~-:--:-:---:---;;:-;:-­ --=-=--:-:--:-::--:-:----..,.,, • only 'h tho te• voluoiion- 31 Homes for Sale 32 Mobile Homea •· *4276. Coli fo< eppoint· J- - -- - - - - for Sale ·. _ ment 218·394-8741 . Beautiful Tri-level,hame. on Nice 3 becfroom houoe,lorge % •ere. 3 bdr., lll!"ilf, room Uoed mobile homo. 10•12'.;• living room. kitchen. pentry, with fireplac:e. 1!1.2 births. Wlndoor. 3 bedroom, goo,. woodburing room. bath. roomo Iorge with plenty ol 18,9911.00. 1;> • w Hilmes. gordon opot, • rental apart- closet• epace. cerpeted 2nd end Viand St., Point,.. ment. A good inwotment It th""'ghtciut •lid olr condhl· Pleeunt. 304·171·442<1. _ the right time . Price : onod. ow- lioo moved out 127,600. Coif •nytimo 814- of 1t.ate and m.,lt sell. Price Uoed mobile homo. 70x12:.• 742·2283. vrllo.!_ly reduced. 304·87&· Chollon1111r. total tlec. a.. , 8PM . bodrooma. •7.895.00. D • 3-oom houoo.ln Ponio- 1 ---''-----~---­ W Home.r 2nd .end Vi..... ~ roy,fully cerpeted, fuUy COir- A· frome houoo. 7 room1,.2 St.. Pont Plelpnt, ~ peted, full booom-t. 2 botho, fireploce in femlly 876-4424. ~\~ flrepleoet & garage, e.:tra room. An in ground IWim-• ----~~ lot, new rOof • furnace. ming pool, on 1 acre of Uoed mobile homo, 11•12 Remodeled kitchen • both. ground. WiU tin once portion. Cameron, tot1l elec, 2 ._.._,;Coi1814-287-886B or 814· Phone 304-882'28811. . room. H.981.00. D & W 288·7979. Mobile Homeo, 2nd 011d ~ Vlond 81., Point Plu-,, Mobile Home• Reduced, nice 3bdrmhomo. 304-87&·4424. ottic. booomont. goroge, for Sale axe. location, option to buy 1 ----------~ 1974 Spring Manor, 12xll0 ., or owner me yo carry. Cell mobile home, 11.500.00.'< ; 992· 2&17 . • NEW AND USED M08tlE 304-875-11126 or en • . HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· 6886. 2 bedroom home near lTV MOBILE HOME SALES. 1 langsville, on 1 acq ground. 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS. 1984 Caroline. 14x44 .~ 'j Shown by appointment RT 36. PHONE •814·448- 19,800.00; 1984 CoroiiMo/ • only. Cali814-742-2541 . 1 4•52. 11 o,g98.00. Low· 7274. mon Trail• Soln, 304·11272 Skyline, 1 bedroom, IG-o_i_n_g-to__ O_U_I_h_il-:fe-H::7-:S:-o-•e 2B44 or 882· 2004. . ((j' tttove. refrigerator. a .c .. or money on houling. buy this completely fumlthod . Price 1989 Kh 1 4•80 mobile Farms for Sale negotiable. Cell 814-992· homo\2 bdr., geo fumonco , 33 7479. frig.. oven. windOw AC, portlelly fumlohod. Locot"" Pliny, W. Vo. 260 ..,., I R•oonobly priced home. in Athena Mobile HOme Parte working farm with nic:e 3j~ walking diatence to town, 1 few from c::empus. bedroom home. Coli for ' nice 'buitt in kitchen . Calf for finloh minutes more deteila, 304- 34& -1Ll~ ochool w~h equity. appointritent. 81 4 · 992 · 509& . ERA MALLORY ot 16.900. Borgoin priced 3592. GROUP-ASSOC. Coif 614·387-7 536. ·beautiful 3 bdr. ho"'!!. flm· i(y room hot 20 ft. of o, plow to....,c:O. Coli 814-2118-1628. ·- - ' - Wil do houoe clean· ing. Ref-.c81. Cal 8143811-8839. ...,.,.1 Pointing, roof worlc end general rep-''· gr111 cutting. Clol814-317-7881. -----~--lc- Woter walla. drilod Ito oerviced. Free eltima.... Cell 814-992· 5008 or814· 742· 3147. 35 Lots 8t Acreage v •• ----~- lot for tale in Mercerville. .~ : Cell 614-268·6818. J' Hometita in Claerview Eat;," ••••· an utilitiee including ~. aewer, no money down. Cell 814-266-1216 otter IIPM . :n ., Northup on Concrete Street., No reatrictktna. •P· poro• . 130 ft . frontage . Cill •· 446-3485. In .' --.-------·" Building lot in town, •' 40•120. Coli 304 -67&" .' "Help Wanted Site a Suppliea 21 , Bualneu . Opportunity ~3;0;3=0=o;r=6=711~·;3=4=31=.==::5'.:: 36 Real Estate Wanted •• \ 5 acres or more close to town. suitable for home. ,, Priced reeaonably. After 5:00, 304-8711-6643. . .. 77~1-,lt;t4 HH j110. • ...J BRAUN·& Rento ls ASSOCIATES LEASE YOUR NEW VEHICLE ' ~ DoN1 BOY. FREE HfAIIIII 'liSTS WEDIIESDAYS 3 SWIIII loldt • lllttflllltllll Senlm ..... .............. .... Colllpvtartzid IIM!hl Aiel Selactlon LISA I. KOCH, M.S. Ne O.Wn f'ayment L1ct11M Cll11lcll AldiOialflt lxcellent l•t• ..., lnfonnotten CeiiCeU.I 614-423-SUO 71611 mo. Rt. W'~l l111dlll.li11 498 Gfn. HlrtiRIII Pkwy. Middleport, OH. PH. 992-2549 qt priced right. Cel\448· 1886. Junction of Goroge Sole July 19 • 20 . Succo11 Rd. July 20 • 21. . lAM till 4PM . Fairfield ... ---.--.----- --~' ' Centenary Rd. Portorbrook ----------Pt Plea11nt :, ----------------·· · MAINTENANCE, SERVICE & INSTALLATION . FOR ALL POOLS ABOVE I IN-GROUND Free Wattir Analyaia At Store or Nlnc8, new hot water blnk. F•mlly yord oolo: July 2(1, 21 1 0 o.m.tll doril. 'GO to Derwin. turn right on 881, 1 • Vard Sale Fri. • Sat. Llrll .follow Jlgna. Clothe• • tv, 1nd amell itema. clothing, _m_l_oc_. _1t_•m_•·_ _ · _ _.:._ .: ) etc: 'fl mi. before Porter on old 1 8o. Yord Sol,: Tupjlel1 Plolno, t• _________.. Riverview Peraonel Cere Home, Betty Mercer owner. heo voclincy lor olderty peroon.l Coli 1-304· 773· Wont to iJu¥ good uoecl omott &882. eciUNilltC.r.lowmile•. C a l l l - - - - - - - -114-211-1911 onytlme. WiR bobytit in ·my ho- 6 """"~wk . for ony ogo chUd. · lluying dely gl!ld, oi!v« Colt Shirloy Dugan, 9411· colno. ringe.(ewelry, liiMIIng 27118. WOft, old coint. lo!OI CUI· 1-------i--Nney. Top pricfl. Ed. Bur· Have vecancy, wiii ·Care for lien Be- Shop, 2nd. Avo. eldorly in my homo In Middleport. Oh. 114-192· Pomeroy. 114-992-1022. 3478. Troinod ond ·qu!llified, ,... Cull pold for foncv Iron or sponofble nuroing Olllotont 11eovy inln beclt. •180 ond to Mlp "",. to< oldorly. Con up for - I n Meigo Co. dO vito! ol(lnH ond edminio· -]ora. Old time cup· ter medication. ' WI! work bo~rd . coli 1· 304-182- ony ohift. 304-882-241, . 2711 11oo....,.., facturtn. most DOMrful prelllillll llloifM In Tilt Iii "Bea,u tlful, C111toin · Built Oar~gea .. 1------:--:--:-- Wonted to btly uoecl coal " wC.od heli811. Swain Fumitu,., 448·31118. 3rd. • OIIYII St.• GoCUpollo, Oh. E,....a-c.r, Wt UH Voa Sc'lldlf Eq1ip1111nt llcomlll!lllded Nice 2 bdr. utllty room, garage, nice yard. new fur· 8 ltot OCrH lll!hh stocked Wanted To Buy W.poy-forlotamoclel clean uMd cera. ' Jim Mini! Chev.·Oido Inc. .t• ,.II Gone John.O. • 441·3872 PARTS •nd SERVICE W.'d liQ lo illlrodlct roe lo . 35185 Olk Hill 10141 Jell immedletelyi Ml~e­ pon. Coli 814-992-8841 . APiotont Orgonlot nMded et Greco Eplocopel Church. cell 814· 992·3988. Fricley, loptomber7. Rlchord Re¥noldo. •Refrige1etoro •Drvwt •Frwnn &UPHOLSTERY Loq Bott011, OH. 45143 Attroctivo home, priced thot Ia unbelievable! Owner must family room with wood burner. Single cer garage, on .Woohen•Diohwullen PIONEER CARPET Green ToWnahip nev.- beau· tiful, 2 ttory homo, 4 or II bdr .. H~ both. lorr. LR • Kitchen, formal D • utility room. ganga. concrete drive, nice lot, city ochool1, 41-i mlfoa from .Gofllpolll. Borgelq priCed 164,900. WIH conlider mo.,.le hom'e trade-in. Coif 448-8031. ..,ollebie. Coli 448-4421 . No ·Auction tllio week ot H - . ! Auc:t!Gn. We wHI 915·3561 PH. (614) 985-4212 NOW AVAILAILEI The RN or LPN lor private duty full time or port 'tlme work 814-218-1218 oftor IIPM . .., All Mak11 Insured M I H, '' 1--...:...=---:---:--- 9 yr. old ,water front home. exc . condition, 12.000 down. owner finance. Cell l===~:-::::::::::;;.+.:========:_~ KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 3-5-Hc PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES I; •ch•- FOR FUTURE USE" PH. 742·2328 .614-992-7626 JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992:1201 Addnt•~~------~----- 1"- Eotl,.,..too) MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "CUllOM BUILT HOMEI 'WATER. GAB. Otl LINES Public Sele 8t Auction Good Income. No inveetment. flt•U~t• duio, nwnagernont potllllili· tle1. Prllft ond ow•d1 In recognition of echieve mento. The opportunity to •rn ,....,. to dream toeationl. Beroh Conve11try io e fuH ronile l.Welry company offering~ high quality 14K gold, otetllng tllwr, ond dlomondo In addition to fashion (ewolry throughout the Un- 8tot11. For Inter· view cell between the houra of1PMto4PMMo!ldoytlwu Friday. Alk for: 114•3ea. 811118 Connie G-ge Unit DIIICtor or 814· 448·2114 Carolyn Doni lronch MMoger. "CIJT OUT •lAND CLEARED -sEPTIC S'tSIEIS eGRAVEL H~ULED Wolfe 'Investigations, ' Inc. · ' "CONCRETE WORK N•tn•~--~--------.----~ 6/20/ 1 .... • "Otl FIElD IERVICEI • "DUMP TRUCK' SERVICE ~ SOvel 1,1 992·2478 ' PH. 71911 mo. gutt.r ' 992-6215 .. 992·7314 · Pomer...,, Ohio i------~--------~t;::::::::::::::::~·' .' Business 8. lARGE orlMAU JOBS TROMM EXCAVATING ; V. C. YOUNG.IU Phone 742·3171 -SEPTiC ~SS'YSTEIS All Wort GUirantHd work ' . c.-. time. ' . -Piumlllng- _ McGHEE Found. , _ water lkl. Ohio R._,., Kvwr Julv 13. Cd 114--4-\1· 3282 ond ldentlfy. & Industrial end ..., ad•llng -Roofing ~~nCI work - CDftCNie work ~Addonl found Loet young flmole Dober· mon ml•- biod< with ton mllkln(ll. whlto patch on w.-g Nd coller ond llllloe lOCI with Bo M•be. JO<I-171·8114 on bock. • 110. roword. 171-3708 C0111-cial, IHidtntlal ; .CARPYTER SERVICE ·. '. Full bloocled Gorman She- Found: Coclrl<l!ponlel, coli toz•.!!""'., lfy. Coli 814·742· ....., CJolllpolla, Ohio PH. 949-2320 :· YOUNG'S In ·MeDONAID'S M.-\SSAar.E - 'l'l*lla pilotoo5JOilver 71111JerQo, 41, ol S. Dlep, . St. Rt. 160 Nerth Raqjne, OH. J.H·ttil 992-2635 . U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL GREENLEAF .TERMITE & PEST CONTROL DOOIIS ............ I1<19.95 HOODS,.,.......... 117<1.95 'IUMPUS .......... 169.95 gaa outdQor grill, awnings, Coif 448· 2&8~ 8 :00PM Compeny. E•m more P8rt· time th8n many eem full FOUND Cheohlrt, Mini Mort. July 12. Pup, · 8 . mo. Old. 81od<. tan foce. 4 white fMt. F-Ile. palt -gle. - . .. . _.t with child-. ftt- holM. Coli992· 8&114 or 441·11114 anytime. Now S•rvlna South.Oslem Ohio New Ch1vy Trude .... FINIIIII ............. 176.95 HELP WANTED Phon•--~--~------· ~ ".w•.aent 101 ,..,, CHEST~R--985·3307 TAIL GAT! ....... ,. 115.00 FOIID PINDIII .. ,. f69.95 BUMPER .1......... , 169.95 · AltoS.. Car ,.ndon Avall•ltle . INGElS FURNITURE 23 new paint, attached o-rage. Full or part time aaleepereon lor Soroh Coventry Jowolry 8 Lolt and 446-4522 RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE lldnt, Oh. Ph. 61'·143-5191 R: SUPPORT ....... 114.95 Call ~allipolia & Vicinity Three bedro0ma. centrel air, vinyl wall paper, cerpet throughout. well lnouleted, 2 femole coto ond kittena. catch anell" •nd rett . PerJOn who coiled pfeo1o coli 304-112· 3a80. pherd, 1 yr. old, good with chi-n. fernolo, IH•t 180 P8rkDrive. CALl ' '· lo.6·11C II. l. "B•d" · Collie. Golden ond white, 2 old, 304-17&· 7337. RENT A CAR W• Have A Full flme ·Shop fechnldan on Duty D~Housta lnsulettd Sol'tbltly Townohlp Clllll -LEbln (7) 19. 1tc Need an experienced carpet layer. Must have his own tools lnd transportation. Will pay top q111lity salaey. ............... ................ yro 7119/1 mo. pd.. dEIITH •SYlVMIA •SPEED QU££1 IAUIDIY •GIISOII REFRIIUATOI 24'x3&' P&S BUILDINGS 1;=====~==; I . _ . . ,, 2 collcokittenl. 8 wtco. Olld 1 yr. old. Both '""""' · Coli 982· ~883. c public. •nspecuon at the home ot th e clerk upon reQuest ' 11!51111!1. _ , ~~~~~~- I' SlztJ from 6'x6' IJp available a nd the Revenue Shanng Fun ds are ava tl able for • Wrile you.- own ld ...- by men with this · . coupon. Cancel rour ld by .,._ when you gel c:df., UTIUTY BUILDINGS Help Wanted -Curb Inflation ' Pay ' CaSh for . 'C iaulflecl• ancl ~ markets,,; sald JackCEQIOI, spokes- manfoi'FoodMarketlnglnstitute,a Washington-basedJrade group. . enacted Budget showing the tntended uses of the monies tAL"U~ II Til : Sizes Start Fr0111 12'x16' · Begtnntng at the Northwest Meigs County corner of a parcel, of land 171 5. 12.. 19, 3tc conveyed by Virgtnta H. Karr to Paul F. Amberger and Dorothy S. AmbergAr by deed dated 1-:::--:--:-:--o--~---­ 11 GAS LINES WATER ~IllES SEWAGE LINES S.J4·1k WE ARE YOUR SALES AIID SERVICE HEADQUA~fRS FDR POLE BUILDINGS JAMES J. PROFFITT SHERIFF February 11. 1964. and re.corded on Vol. 220. Page 31 9 · Klttlno to give ewoy. 3 groy, 3 white, 3 mole • 3 female . Coll112-7101. BUS.: 985-3813 RES .: 985-3837 992. 712'1 . ·.r ALL STEEL & S. Amberger. the State of Ohto. some $10 million In severance PaY andotbercontractbenefttstormore than 4,00> allployees, Bemlsh slid. · ~,F'er(odlcally supennarket cOm· panles will TOWhsh•p Trustees Fixed conventional FHA· VA . Leoder Mprtu•o••• Athena. colioct 814· 192' 30111 . . Homes for Sale FREE ESTIMATES ................ M. lollowtng Said premoses 'appraiSed at 8 Public .Sale descn bed real estate. Sttuate in s 17.000 and cannot be sold 8t .Auction th e Coun[V of MEIGS and state . fo r". less tha n twO-th•rds of the 1--------~ of Oh10. and m the Village o f appraised price. I Syracuse to-wit TEAMS: Cash 1n hand on day ·Sttuated tn the Vrllage of of sale. o'clock or THE DITCHING SERVICE Ut•t. . . .... . . . . . . . . .... ........... enacted the Budget for f•sca! va r 1985. A summary of rhe Sales 4 Ut•it . . . ... . . . . .~. . ........ PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of tM Av•lloblly of the Adopted Budget On Jvlv · 2. 1984. the Salisbury GREG ROUSH·, PH . 992-71183 .. pr 992-2282 u..tt ... ~ ........... ... ........... Public Notice pal-eel of land conveyed 10 Virg1nta H. Karr: the(l ce South 9 deg_ 1 5' East to the place of beg1nning. contaming about I / 3 of an acre. more or less It be•ng the •ntent•on of the grantor herem to convey to the Grantee herern. all of that tract of land cO nveyed to ,the sa•d Virg•n•a H. Karr by the satd M attie Genhe1mer in Parcel No. One of th e sa1d deed recorded rn Vol 149. Page 5 48, wh•ch ltes north of th e satd tract or parcel of land con11eyed by the satd Vlrgmia H. Karr to the sa1d Paul F. A mberger and Dorothy Bank..=.:-- more readily and move to adjust t1ons director. "It ls further hoped deg. East 2 15.6 feet to the their system of retail outlets, he and certainly anticipated that the ~ortheast corner of the said said. Paul F. Amberger and Dorothy new operators will associate them- S. Amberger parcel of land; , Kroger today was preparing to .selves with Foodland Distributors." th ence North 9 1/ 4 deg. West sen 70 of Its stores In southeastern al ong the west l1ne of Race Foodland ls a joint venture of Street to the Northeast corner Michigan, 0106t In suburban DeKroger and Wetterau Inc. of St. of a tract of land. being Parcel. trolt,aftermembersofUFCWLocal Louis, Mo. No. One 1n deed from Man•e ·8'16 voted Tuesday nigh! by a Kroger would nOt attempt to sell Genhe1mer. w•dow. to Virg•nla five-to-one margin to reject wage the stores as a package to another H. Karr. dated Apr1l ,7. 1943. and recorded 1n Vol . 149. at and benefit concessions to keep 40 of chain, Bernlsh Indicated. Page 648 of the .Meigs County the stores open. · ''It's more a case of many Deed Reco rds; th ence .. n 8 Westwa.rd d1rec!lon aiOOg the The Cincinnati-based chain, cit· dllferent operators rather than one 1ng high operatlng'COSts, plarmed to or two," Betnlsh said. Prospl!ctive south side of Plum Street to the Northwest corner of the said close the stores at 9 p.m. Saturday. · purchasers Included someofthe300 . ."Oilr Intention Is to sell those management employees atrected properties to quillltli!d buyers," said by the closures, he said. Paul Bernlsh, ~ pubUc rela· · 1he closings will cost Kroger I· Highways topic ' of July 26 SEORC toumament-meeting .. ,, , .............., Public Notice Unemolovedeee----- (Contlnued trol!PPage If . ........... ' v :ArO HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Balow market 11teo. aleU 8:00 to 12:00. 304. 1711-4181 . 111 VNra Experi.,.c• II. 124,POM11oY Ohio Call 742-3195 Or "2·5875 ...__........ !"Ort tiRW lnolcle NIH pool• tlon. Houro Mon . • VI~ . lAM to IPM . EllatrfOIII ...,..,..nee n - r y . lntor~~~- held 1 OAM to Noon. Fri. July 20Ch, et 1881 Eo....., Gollpolla. W• oro ·on Equal ·Opportuolty . Em-ployer . No phono eppllcotlona. Money to Lllan Need to ohoN o ride to Menfiatl Unl-ilty clefly, Roofl!ll orlr AIUIIIIIIII I Vinyl Sidi!l11 ·. GARAGE · Residentill I Commercial ........ ~-· ,.._ 22 Help Wanted CoH (114) lngorlr CuJ olt Bldp. Roger Hysell nttda: luniiCH 11p1ir (:lftNijWJ.,.........,...., Jb \11. payment on machines. 'Phlllips Machine Service claims Coal Power, and Julian Hunt•and Larry Hunt, owe ~ corripapy $162,216 for mining equipment. The service company sa1d the money w~ due In July 1983. Coal Power refused repossession of the eqUipment, the suit claims. ' The Columbia Township trustees filed a fund transfer of $4,<ro.. The tru,stees are transferring tnoney ! from the road and bridge fund to the · general fund. MILLER · ELECTRIC SERVICE m•• Fanll your •lrin& Ms. i3raw!l apparently drove to Day1on from Lexington Ky., arter abducting Ollne Carmical Jr., 45, a WllUamsburg, Ky., history professor, late Monday. Carmical, an unsuccessful1978 candidate for the Republican U.S. Senate nomination In Kentucky, was found unharmed · ;tty-- t " PHONE 992-2156 Do Ctoltllio<l llfol. 111 C.ort 11 .. ,_..,, t1111o > • . ..•••u•• Ph. •v•·•• .,..,..~4:a lhoRttl" 0. Writ• T""' 1 Av•.. New Ho--bttiiiiYI EUG HotMCafllltllllllaa The Daily Sentine Vinyl & Aluminum C-plet1 Gu1ter WOlle Complete llemod...,g Raoflng of •• W.....,lnhom•ere• 20¥Mro 3074, J....._, Ohlo. ·ROUSH CONSTRUCTION. "F,.. Eetlmeteen ,.....,,~loll Pollee said Coleman, Harris and Court ends two Jll.arriages S OR SIDING CO . . APPLIANCE ;Kroger closing Michigan stores DETROIT (AP) - Kroger Co.'s decision to close 0106t of Its · ·Michigan supermarkets ls part of the grocery IndUstry's newfound ability to make better decisions about where to sell cereal and steak. Blame~ computer.' · . "With computerized checkout IUld other systems, ~·re getting more details, not onJy on speclflc stores but on speclflc products within speclflcstores," saldAIZack, ~for~ United Food and Ccmmerclal Workers Union In :WaShington, D.C. With better Information, managers can IOO!Itlfy the sources of loss • AID ~t~to~crtmew~ Identified~ Coleman's. Bertha Baylor to David G. Dodson, Connie J. Dodson, .17 acre, Middleport Village. Marcus J. Guhl, Deborah E. GUhl to Ohlo Valley Elecbic Corp., Parcels, Mlnersvllle. Charles H. Evans, Charlotte M. Evans to Wayne E . Evans. Deborah K Evans, Lot, Pomeroy Vlllage. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to Thomas R. OUer, ' o)le-thlrd acre, Rutland. Tracy Whaley, deceased, Grace Whaley, Affidavit IJf death, Mefgs. • hotKARATE In hlf·clef•n•. ------~--------~------------~--,.~----~------~ The Pflvoto Leooono. PhoM 281· . Property 3 Announoemanta .. Dayton area or had fled lllldef' the heat of pollee sean:bes. Pollee telephone lines In SII1TOOJidln& munlclpaUtles continues to be Dooded with reports that he had been spotted. "Hls pattern has been that'when pollee searches are lntensllled, he burrows In with someone he's conned," said Dayton Pollee MaJor Charles Bettinger. "After the search has lightened up. he heats up h1s victims and robs them .. Broomtleld said Coleman "has a way of seeking out Christian- . hearted people, mlnlsters especially, people who emphathlze and sympathl:z.e with a person who ls down and out!' ' In U.S. Dlsbict COurt In D'l)'ton, an unemployed laborer accused of helping Coleman and Ms. Brown abduct a Kentucky man was arraigned on a federal kidnapping charge and said he ''was forced Into this." Thomas Farrellliarrls, 3!, of LeXIngton, Ky., was being held on a $100,<m bond. . Coleman and Ms. Brown also have been charged In the kidnapping. An FBI affidavit said a The Daily Ohio I ·' i .. \' l . Cll4) 44f.'-11 Dr (114) HJ--1101 417 lntllld A••· lox 1213 flllllpoli, O.lo 411Jl Annou.-menta ·=· 41 Houaes for Rent " ,. ' SWEEPER erHI _ . , . _ 3 bedroom houH,In Pome·: • 1 de rov; full bailment. fullu carpeted with gar1ge. t22~ t ,, mth . Coil collect, 814·287- · 7979 or 287·88&8. FlroV' month rent free if you paint. · , DIVIO l'lctlt VOOUUIII uP ..... Cltco•. holt ,.,.. "'' Qu Cnlk lid. !=II S:..CltM. .14- Nice 3 bedroom hom,, a«lc •.. : baaement, garage, no peta." · aecurity depoalt. Call 614· '~ ; 992· 2517 . _, . / �' 12-The Daily s.rttlnel Houaea for Rent 154 Mite. Merclulndl1e 158 Pett for Sele KIT 'W CAlli.YL1 ®!tr....,., Wrtpt ,. Television Viewing • ' -.1 WIHman'• heve rentele: 3 bdr. trollor 8 mllu from hoopltel f225 mO.: no child· ran or peu. 3 bdr. plua full beaement home, nice toea .. -.' Home lmprovemilntl ' ' --~~~-..-.10- louroodlo•., - 1 HUB"fj EVENING ' (I) (J) • Newa very~~~~~~~~:~~:~~~~~~~~ 1ft (J) Cll • 1 :00 • NewT-.Hum Ahdy o.tffhh m bdr. $32&home mo . 4 In bdr.Addison home re· cently remodeled, $260 mo. ~eethor ,'· I........... M.Neii/!Amr . WHAT HE Af'fMIUiirtL-Y TOOK IN O~t:'E~TO (J I 11:=-=l-ook =: · 7:00 =·· . room, pa"ially furnished. $226. Depooit required. Cell 614- Q92-6319 or 992.2815. (Ale 0 IIUuiUIOW) J- "My hufblnd found a ...,. poe Ilion --" " LYING DOWN" I ........ ,, .... , ..............1............ ..... Boa M, ........ _, ....... " - .......... oM .... :IINmJ." ...... , ,.,..... .. .._..,_.....,.....,.C*IeeM Entertelnntent 1...,... • • ·oug- - IU.- Tonight 7:30 101. (J)-11c Tee Dough . (I) MOYIE: 'The A~ - c.r.· 1---------- Furnished AC, Ideal for 1 or 2 men. Beautiful riverview, Furnished 1 & 2 bedroom Kanauga . Folter Trailer apartments, Middleport. Park . Call 446· 1602. Adults. no pets, aecurity dopooit. Call 614-992 · 2 bdr trailer $176 mo . plus 3874. one mor security plus utili· ti 0o. Cell ~4.!1·2851. (J) HPN;• 8p lldll ulllt (J)Major 1 ara••••••bar: · •t •• • Mo11e•• Oswald JaCoby and ~ James Jacoby. , [J)~ 2 bdr. furnished off Rt. 564, $176 plus dopooit: Clol 614-388-9861. 2 bdr., 12X~O unfurnished, "h mila paat HMC. Call 448-4369 or 876-9780. 1 1ft -= . NI11Uahollr • ......... - Y~lfdly'sj ~: GUIDE· WOVEN ENTITY. CLOVEN ~ (fll ·1 & 2 bedroom fumished apte. Cell814-992-5434 or 992-6914 or 304-8822688. l-- - ------- blc (I) CJJIIP ICCirne Ca1teothe tlllwabd end BOn [J) Ellteotlil-ot Tonight (f) Wheel .;, ....._ .[J)WheolofFartune (J) . Nl;hdy ••I Newly redecoreted. 1 bad- 2 · bedroom trailer. kitchen fUrnished, couplaa one small of1ild accepted . References. . Apartment for rent, 2nd. 304-876-1078. floor, 6 rmo & both, unfurnished; Office apa.;:e avail•· GOOD USED APPLIANCES '. Waahefl, dryers. refrigarablo. Call 814-992·6958. :tora. ranges . Skagg1 Ap· 44 Apartment APARTMENTS . mobile pliancea. Upper River Rd. for Rant homf?l, houses. Pt. Ple..ant beside Stone Crest Molel. and Gallipolis . 614-446· 61 .4 -446-7398. 8221 . Appliance , Inc:. JACKSON ESTATES Nice 1 and 2 bedroom used appliances and APARTMENTS . (Equ~l unfurnished 8pfirtment•. TV seta. Open BAM to 8PM. Housing Opportunity} has 304-676-2218 before 6 Man thru Sot. 446-1899. one and two bedrooms. rant p.m. 627 3rd. Ave. Gallipolis, ltarilng at 1163 for one OH . bedroom and 1199 per Vary nlca 2 bedroom dupleX month I for twO bedroom, apt., unfurnlahed, down- Sears K8nmore wuher with e 200 depo1it located town. no pet1, phone 304· helvy cjuty, 2 yro. old, $250. near FO"odland and Spring 676-4624 otter 15 PM . Cell 448-7071, ext. 82. Valley Plaza. pool and TV ant . Coli 448-2746 or leave 3 room •pt with ~bath , ref, Whirlpool waaher· drver, 7 mesnge. stove, utHitlea furnlahed. piece dinette •et. video di1c e226. mo. Deposit and player. · u1ed tir11 and Furnlohed opt. 919 2nd .. refrencea required. 304· wheelo. Call 814 -3888304 . . Gallipolia . $17&. Man only,. 876·1 090. Cell 446·4418 after 7PM . G.E. electric range, aelf 2 bedrooms. kftchen Newly remodeled 2 bdr., stove. ref. $200.00 month cleaning , oven, Kenmore equipped kjtchen. central location 1 mile ebove Point goo dryer. Cell 448-4499 air. S250. 8211f.o Second Pleeoent, 304-773-5143. affer·6PM. Ave.. Gallipolis. Coli 44621 !iB. Zenith atereo conaola AM46 Furnished Rooms FM redio. 304-875-1138. Unfurniahed 2 bdr. in Crown City. Cell 614·268-8620. SWAIN For rent Sleeping Rooms AUCTION 6 FURNITUA~ end light houoe keeping 2 bdr. apt. newly decorated, rooma. Park Central Hotel. 82 Olive St._ Gallipolis. New tGO to $145 per mo. utittiea a used wood a· coal stoves. port. paid. Call676-6104or Coll614-448-0751. 8 piece wood living room 676-6388. Sleeping room •12&. utili- suite with 8 inch fl•t arms till Share beth, male *399, bunk beda complete 4 rooms' 8a bath, Jurniahed. only.paid. Aongo & refrlg. 919 wkh bunkieo f199, 2 piece clean. no pets. aduhs only. 2nd . Ave., Oollipollo. anlron livlngroo·m suites deposit & reference re · 448-4418 ofter7 PM. Cell '199. antron recliners $99. qulred. Coll614-448-1619 . other recliners eao. maple dinette lett $179, box Nicely furniahed mobile tpring• • mattreaa twin or home in city, CA. 1 or 2 46 Speca for Rent full $100 Itt regular-firm adutts only, ·no pets. Call .*120, maple dinette chail'li 446-0338. COUNTRY MOBILE Home f36. WISh dandl f34, maple roc:kera *59, 7 piece This 2 bedroom apt. t..s new Perk, Route 33, North of chrome dinette aet *149, 6 Pomeroy. large 1011. Call carpeting a. fresh paint. piece dinette •t $99. u~ed located 1 mile from Silver 814· 992-7479. bedroom auites. refriger•· Bridge Plozo. f195 pluo tara, r-..gea, cheat, dreuert, electric & gao. Coli 448- 4 troller loto,. 304· 676 - !Jrlnger washera, TV'e, dry· 1078. 4114 01 1 -304-273-9746. ers, & ohoH. Call614-44631&9. Furnilhod opt. 2bdr. 1138% j_:; 4;9==;F;o:r:L:e:a:s:a=== 2nd .. Glllipollo, f186 water 1- - - - - - , - - - - poid. Cell 448-4418 after,. 64 Misc. Merchandise 7PM. StorerOom or warehouse. Furniahed apt, 1 bdr. • 226. 25x&O . for furniture; Utilltieo paid, adulto, 920 lumber, rotting. inaulatlon, Knauff Firewood Reduced 4th ·Ave. Gollipollo. Call equipment. 31 1 Condor St.. prices thru July 31tt. Have UO e month. Call814-992- your own Masoned wood 446-4416 offer 7PM . this winter . 614-266-8246. 3326. Furniohod opt. 2 bdr. e236. Umntone. S,and. Gravel. Utilit~ea p•id, 243 Jacklon Delivered In Muon, Meigs, Pike. Gelllpolio. Coli 446Gallla or pick up at Richards 4416 oft or 7PM , & Son. Con 448-7785. <larage apt. furnished, 29YJ 61 Household Goods 1\leil Ave., Gallipollo . 1 bdr., 8236. utllkieo paid. Coli 448-4418 ofter 7PM. Now.,.... _ .. - ... __ - C!E=~=:...~ -lc o =· Call 446-8693. l.EARN TO PRI.Ve • h 2 · bdr'. house $300 plus utilities, marrried couple only, dap. & ref. required. l • Rodiii!I .Rab.,.,Thik (I) (f) NBC~ 8:30 Wisem a n Real Estates Agency, 446-3643. If y Neuualla b (J) · 3 bdr. home nice location in the river, garden, $275 mO. Security deposit & referen· cas required on all re~ntalt . - .., ......... -lour Jumllloo. 7/19/84 close to town •3215 mo. 3 Nice 14x70 3 bdr., mobile home. $235 mo. deposit a utilities, np pets. Call 446· 2192. 13 ftftl)Nl IDlt ~ TMAT ac••w1•o \WOIID OAI!II · ~ \!:11 ~~e by--ondBobLN THURSDAY L tion on Bob McCormick. ll!!!g;)~ •apo mo. no children or pet1. 5 bdr. home In town, 2 bdr. 2 mile balow .Eureka, $160 mo. plus deposit, no pots. Call614-843-2644 or 614-643-2918. The Daily Slntinel . Pagl Pon..oy Middhplll't, Ohio lhunday, July 19, 1914 - . ~ 41 .. Ohio Ford fiberglass .truck bed liner. 885; 36 in. 17 h.p. gold 58 Fruit blat cement trawling ma· & Vegateblas chine. $6&0: Victor 515 electric cash register, lots of tape, vary good . condition, Blackberr,ies for ,u le, alao$310: 28 in. teble .. wo; key teklng ordoro. 304-773; machine. lots of keys, 8135; 9168. . antique iron railing; Eldon Walburn, 380 S.Third, Middleport. 992-2805 . 59 ,For Sale or Trade OrChard Equipment, Myers apeed sprayer. 400 gal. Want to trade 3 bdr. ranch tank; bu. field crates; goOd Rt. 36, small farm or home cooli~g system' for refriget'· . with •cre•ge, ·c tty sehoola. eted storage: ·complete ap- Coli 448-337& after 6PM. pie grader; bees with hlvaa and supeu; lift, rollers; 2 bulk tanki for gas or diesel r 11111 :;r,r:plr. s fuel; Thla equipment wiU be shown by appointment only. ~~ lrv:•:,'IJ: k Contact Opal Fitzpatrick. Wilkooville 614-889-4376. Four buriolopaceo in Meigs 61 Fllrm _Equipment Co. Memory Gardens . Call -:-:--:-----:-- - - -614-985-3882. ,8N Ford Tractor, plow. dioc, CUltiVator. 388·831 8. Camouflaged printed mil· itary - novelty T-1hirts, aur· Sell or trode 130 formal! plus denim - (rental dam- with c'ultivatora. exc. cond. aged clothing ee.oo dozen~ Will conalder trade for good Sam Somerville's Army Sur~ Ulld PU . Cell •4411-7838 plua. New Era, Eaat · Ra- olter 6PM . vensvvood. Open Fri •. Sat., Sun .. 1:00-7:00 p.m. IU"- Allii ·Chalmera mid Mason ion made labeled advertiting sale on all 1984 Allia speciltlties · Factory dis· Chalmers lawn and gartMn count pricea . 304-676- tractors left In otock UO.OO 3334.1 over coat. See u1 now If yoU are in the market for a new Firewood for aale, •20.00 farm tractor from 40 hp to pick-up load. f30.00 doli· 170 hp, 2 or 4 .w11..1drive. verod. 304-876-2991 . We c.n ull vou eny new tractor 1 0 percent Off of Colt-Wincheater collector•. dealer invoice. KHferl Serpre 1964 Wincheatert and viCI CM>ter, St. 111.87, 304Colt commenetives for •te: 891-3874 Ripley Rood. Pt. modol79 S, Colt :466, Colt PleaMnt. . 22 S .A.o. 304-676· 2&08 after 6 PM . New .Hol .. nd new •nd uaed hoy ond fDIIIJO equlp._t 20.000 btu air cond, uted 3 for the month of July only. months, same as new. Truck Free finenclng until Jan . 1, · tool box , 304-773-91 8&. 1986 or 10.9 PorCini fl. nanclng for 3 yora or take a Victor 10 department cuh 011h dhrcount. 1-uoed No. register, Whirlpool tee ma- 49812 ft . hoyblne uoedvory chine, high lemperature ex· little •7.900.; 1-uoedh•utt fan, hood and fire Hollond No. 273 boler extinguising aystem. T•ylor •2.aoo.; 1-uoed New Halelush machine. Milk shake land No. 488 9 ft. hoyblne. blender. menage sign . 304- cut 26 ecr11. •1.100.; 1· 875-1818. No.881 New Hollond round baler. excellent cond. Barber chair, ·hair dryer, oil f8,800.; · 1-N- Hollond heating stove,19760utter. 8-717 forogo chopper, 1 dining room auite antjqua. row hood •1 .750 . Keeforw grate. 304· 468- 1714. Sorvlce Cantor; ilt. At. 17, Ripley Rood. Pt. r'looeont. PuR ox cutting torch gauges. hose cart, lots new tips . 941 Cot End loedei'o, ropo, 304-676-6299. . 1% yord bucllotJ good cond. Fiot Alllo HD II dozer, rop1, coroo winch, good cond. 56 Building Supplies 304-418- 1842. 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo good cond .. low mlleage. Ce11448-4!11&. -:-:-:::-::--:-~--~--1 1978 Dodge power wagon wheel drive. 8 in.liff ldtwlth HI of 17x31i ti-. -t860 . Col1614-3&7-7238. 1978 DieHl VW Aobbit · f . goo d tireo, greet sunroo 614 Cell • 1979 Sunblrd Pontioc 4 epd., good cond. Cell 446· 9360 lifter 8PM. 2'~l:_•:~;:_2.0oo. W•ter wella cqmmerclelend ·"~ domeetlc. toot holu, pump, , eolos on~ ~*Viae. 304-81115- ; 3802. .' 1979 CA 280, oxc. cond. -8-A~S-E-M-,'E_N_T_W_A_T_E_A· ':' Now D- rln·g choln 6 · oprocketo. • 800 : 245 • PROOFING. Unconclltlatial' .; ; •as2 llfetl""' guonntee. Looot· • u · refweniiH luml-. Fne",· eetlmotee. CoU oollect 1-" .·: 1980 S 1•1 OS 750 L. Ilk uz •4.000mlloowlthe 114·237-0488, 9 o....: to I 0:: new, under acceu.; ollling, • 1 •100_ wP· m. flog en a ...~!'t, ~j Coll448-4171 . oterprootlng. ·, -::; ~ ~ 1-880 Yomoho 110 Speclol. Cement llnl-. Rlchord ~ king 9 queen soot. · 3 ; 100 ·oorfleld. 114·981: 44e.t·.~ ~ mlleo. Coli 114-248·11817 Buomento, pool docko> or 814-241-1292. perking loto, ony oln )Db. • · 1981 ·Hondo 760 cuotom, Remodeling, oliling, l!notel- · ; liken..,.,, podded o10oy bor. 2 Hng ond repoirlngflresi'-. . · helmeto. 2800 mlloo, olmullted brick and otuoco. 1 •1 , 7•o thermoJ04.a NPINan...,t • u . c all 1 14-387dowo. . win- · ~ 75 1810 Horloy dovldoon i Sportoter, n - point job, 82 Plumbing ucollentcondltlon, tz,500. It Heating Coli &14-742-3001. 1--,--'----..:..._ _., •':! ~::: 'I 8 .,l . . . 1:30 .I'' 76 Auto Pent 8o Ao-rlet '72 Iuick, good cand, phone 304-87&-1402. "· JU6HAID!! DID VOU PUT THAT APPLE CORE lN TH' 1FAUrr BOWL? 1 PUT eveR'THIN6 BACK WHAR IT COMES FROM" --THAT'S WHAT 'tOO ' ALWAYS SAV I lit's justa bowl(#, cberrles • Beetle II Multitude 14 Fi8 variety a- Arroal (J) 1 81ylo !JI • IJI ·' -o .~I , , (f) Newo/Spona;'Weether (fll w.t .....~ l..ald1 Couple 11 :16 Meidl Sportal.aok . 11 ;30. (I) (f) Tonlalll 8l.w (f) MOYIE: '10' . · (f) lleet of Qo I CM · · (J) WKRP In Clow:lioietl • (J) Hat"' Hat Jennifer thot .... io being , used •• a ·comer pigeon' br . o boron who hoo taken o lortune from the Brltioh govemmem. 1111 ceo min.) Allin the F...t!Y 1]1 Nllh. .w • ' I .I Jo..,.. loyo Woter . _ _, •. Aloo poolo filled. C.. t1<j;'ti": 7317. ,....up oempor for 1228: . porto. Wind dom11od, 1104-11711· 18U Joep JIOOO 4114. Cell I, 4-1111-4101. ·n T.., c u ••• as ft. oonU!n••· with olr, •z.aoo.oo........, ........ ..., lt.. IIJrlja wn, w. v•. ', PEANUTS I DIDN'T THINK WAITERS """' TJ.IAT MUCH ATTamOH 87 Uphol~ TRI ITAT! UI'HOUTIIIY 8NOP :r.._':_w. ' J;_ ; •' • l lllf*•llla. : '' ' •11 14N•4 ••••, .•• ,. 411 ' 1833. • a.., 'p 1 1 :45 1J Top 11M* - . _ from Adaltla City, NJ Top Rank .,......mo Lamie Smith vo. Montgomery in a 12-<0Unil bout for lhe ESPN Jr. Wehetnetght Chomplonohip. 12:00 (I) lumo • Allen Boxing F"""' CI)Nigltllll• = (J) Deve Allen et La-ee 1J1 MOYIE: 'Jolin - E,. on IWiilllood ,'. . 11 Ballot 31 Ceremony · u Cliver#.- ·sa Buck 11 Wl1h force beroiJie n Toe* a .• J4 Lavish Wl'llllllllm . affair a M1IBical • 'l'1d8 1ntto •· • minute! Z5 KW ~ Log-cabin • Sboelace boy ' .r ... . (prefiJ:) MOVIE: • 'Nitlonel .Odd (JJ ,, money I Sleinbed< prayer II Kidney (JJ~ SNAKE!! 2 ltlllan IS Mllllem (I) ~ Be!Hr 'Cought in the Act. (I) Anodoa Uht :1 ,.,. llOWN 1 Louver u 'l1l8llanders play t8 Pierre's 4 Turbanw1ne 1 IDlnois 17 Fiery dty 11 Sboot for 1 Uveliness grafllnc 7 Mild oetb 111~ 11 Steiflbeck bell town novel tl'Eihllllled U Timeless a Andenl · u Shine weiglll unit hBarter -..n I]) (J) • ,,' ACROSS • Moisten 1 Slownlyone U Sicilian 5 'lbrtllr volcano ~·-Houoe· · • ' by TNOMAS JOsii'H ~ ·= • .. ,, t:!J, ,,. •• t' Ofymp'c I]) Mr Ut1le _.,.. (J) MOVIE: '11le I]) JIMI WAT!II Call Jim Lenior, Ia ' • - f r oof the'Help!' lleltloo m end- ... Hord o,y·. Night.' 10:00. (J) 1J1 K<*a ....... Gory .....,... thot Cothy had 88Mid 1 prioon term for murder end Diona end K.., raconclle. 1111 ceo:- -1 (J) MOVIE: 'OIIvw Twlot' (JI)Ncw.wwtda -~~ 11J IS J ;t'Newa . 10:30 (J) Nat Nu1 • rRr 11 ;00 Ul-1141 or 114-44.. ~:::1171 or 114·44t-711 1. . . .. frey Lyono'talte olook 11 tho (fll Tonr Brown' a Joumol Oener1l Hauling , .. ',. . ICiooed CoptiutledJ Men' 815 P• ' 9:30 ()) 8nelk Ptcwie.wa Cohoote Nell ~ ..... .181· -py. c- BEWlNO Moclolno -lro, eervlco. Authorized Singer hteo A III!VIco Shorpen ' Scluoro . . Foltrlo lhop, Ptomeroy, 114·t12-2214. P• 3NT 2NT Of!enlnllea4: 4Q k• Leo JeHer., ..... ·=~ ' •.m., 114-111-8118 <ff-,~· Furnished efficiency apt. Cell 446-1232. Paa ' o.n R.tta..,... chen COYOiegl of tho Demoaatlc ,_,.s notional convention from Son Francioco, CA. {80 - .) [J) Up l'uor:fllll (fll Mi tarl 'Dying Dey.' A m.n OriJil-• two people plottirig to him on a car· loin !loY. 1111 180 min.) hro, olcle - - • n- ' troo~~ plno 6 btloh:.7,t ·; U7uu; JIll 5 ;; Bookhoe, 2100 hro, en- ,1 3 room furniahed u~ntalra apt., 18191f.o Chothom Ave. Coli 448-1232. '• -- ,....... p. . p. . Colauusdaia J .A.R.COnotnlatlon Co.Au- \·-. tlond, 011.814-742· 21103; ..: Booemente. "-oro. c- 'crete work, Bookhoo' •· • •.,. Do- 6 Dltoher, DUIIlP \.; ti'UCb, • w_..r·pa-....,. ' ";' el-rlcolll,_, 1110 Coee 4101 , ;., .-.· ....•• llealer:Weot cas c.... • , : ' ~ •Ku tQ7U +us vaiDet-able: Both ·v• Do•or Work loy H-. • • Dltcliee. ponllo, I'Oide, loood cl-.g, etc. Coli Motor Cw .. a•......,, 448-8U2. __ ...;.._ __,...__ _· , ' , , ' . • "1[7 ' cone Center. Sen Froncilco, CA. (2Jrn.) (I) MOVIE: atu d' (I) MOVIE: '&., Money' (I) 700Ciub [J) •IJI Door llllc ,_, Nadunll Conwacllan • (J) Cll of the Dam lie " 'I • <" .. I· SOOTH mooalie PMy'a contteution io preoemed from tho Mo. >~! ~ • ' eon. •' '. G'""'-1 Excovotlng, boN- , ·: mento, tooter1• d"-wey-, oeptlc tenko, iondeCaplng. : Coli oilytlmo 114·4411- .i 4137,JomAL.OovtoOn,Jr. 1 111-11123 -'tor 1:;,41. +141 9:00 • (I) (l) 19114 O.noawlle NrtkM• . .Ilion Covet egl of tho 0.: . - · - tti.OOO. tlree, -.' _. f _,,.., C..4•• ,; 1 ~78 Oldo, 4 door. V-1, olr, PI, PS, AM-FM, orulee. Phone 304-178-82811. Cell oflor 4:00. +A tile,_ . '" -;:::::===::::==== 1-Do•er.•.. ZI -:: ..,.. - •a7u tK105 otudente in • preYioully .......... lUling wilh one guy lookinil to11111dento end tho looking to get into rnedicll (fll New Tecll Tm·· ~ • .JIOI tAJU -.. ·=·=Trci'wo,;,.... •·'': OWN(. . +tu - eo.. ~ ~ .. WEST +QJIOtl DIIMG&Wdc Mognum findo hlmeelf trapped in • time worp lll•iipting IO clew I union Iucier ICCUMd of rnunlor. 1111 ceo - -1 (J)ar.t .................. oftboWolld ()!) ...... ............. hoeto Nell ~ end Jef. hy Lvono take o look 11 the of the lleltloo with ocenee from 'Help!' end 'A Hord Doy'o Night.' ALLEYOOP ' ......; i 83 (JI ~P.I. It-• •.-: ... 1177 Suzuki QT 780 whh 'UO.onoi.d ... ,. , ; 304-176-111H. forring 81.100.00. Phone I.~E~~~~~~= , :..> condtion •• 1200. or good boll loeded with oxtru, offer. Coli lifter 8 :30,1114949-3077. 1979 Kawuokl KZ 1000 M K 11. Low mHoo ftC. con d. 1984 Chevotto, 4 · door, •1.600. 00. 304- 876 auto, leu thon 8,000 mlleo. 4077. Phone 304·676-2039 offer 6 or 6711-3210. '79 Hondo Twinotar, 2,000 1953 Mercury Mont-. ~4-':.;;'!:C,~"f· 811&0.00. -·• very good condition. 37.831 actuol mllu, ell origlnol ' 82. Hondo V 41, 304-176equipment, 81. 7911 .00. 3108. 304-885-3899. 1980 VW Scirocco S. Fled, 76 8oetl and . exc con d • Iow mileoge, 6 Motort for Sale -Mod, goocf goo mUeoge, A -FM co01011a, new tlreo, U ,7IO.OO. CoN J .T. at 9.7 4 Colifomlo lllylo 1.8 ff ~~4;117~- 1.0211 4:30~-~~:~~ old - t . ChevrOlet Y-drive, lnox-olvo 1978 Ford F1 00. very ellen to oper.U, . .u 4, new r:nd in exc cond. 304·876· upholltery, n.W brakes, 2883 lifter 15. ::~~~~~luciH treHer. Coli '= ' ' Pluen- Carr.-usdun/or Altai·- -- ~ • '.. +KQJ lOti BAST . kid (J) ' ' 'j ··~. I·INc • AQ4 ............... St.Ar ...... 'i .. NORTH tMian: 1914 ...... GolfCius:' iliiilhlp • .. n.r-. 1973 Dodge Dart, IIOnt 8 eRgine, good cond, 1400.00. 304-171-3109. m ..._ • .,_ ,_v__ "*' 1 :oo • w - · diet io in jooplrdy she beliovee tho of hlr drumo io lflllfter . her ~=Spa . ' Rubber or duplicate? • One.... 0., et eCaurt Time .IJI •••·• 1;;:::=:;;:::;:;::::::::=='~ 1971 Furyii,1974VWbuo. 84 Hondo XRBO •soo.; coll446-3121. XA100 !Iondo . .00. Call 114-843-&380. .. 1979 Chivy Caprice CIOI· Iic. 2 dr. ac, po, V-8 onglno, Tom01 Moped; Medium aile body good condhion, exc. utility treilor: See et 130 performance. WHI ' con aid• Weha , Pam~. all off-. Coli 11.1 4-992· CoU 992·73&0. 741 2 lifter 8 p.m. · TomOs moped, ueed .. one 77 PomiaC Altf'l. 2 dr.. surnm•, •uel'lent condiIIUio, p.o., p.b .. excellent tlooi. f3BO. CoH anytime. condition. 1114-992-8181. 992-2728. 1978 Silver cutlo01 Solon, . 1r~~Feud . Cll Wheol of....._ . 2'1 DeGiulle's blrtbplace ' ·~I •• ,. • •AJan- .ATumer • How lasty! n Cllarles · r#.song •• IZ London aura b-4-+- ·u Paradf. siacal ~-breve ~Signify 31Canunlte deity DAILYCRYPTOQUt:n'ES- Here'1 bow to wort. II: .· ' AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW '• One letter stlllds for lllOtber. In this sample A is used lur the t1ree L's, X lor the two O's, etc. Single !etten, lojlOitl apbes, the lqtb and formation of the words are aU hlnta. Each dliy the code !etten are dlf(erent. ·' CRYPJ'OQVarES CXFC KTFDCBDR AFWRO KRTZRDC BO B'M OPT~UL JR F WVHQV ZFJUR, HT ZHT RUOR " "! ., 1 ·,.,' AL SHP'rARC . CFJUR : TPCX XHUASTRV . Yati..,'l Cswktwk: WHAT IS 80 RARE AS A DAY IN JUNE! A MarkER OF ~ WHO CAN SLEEP m..LNOON.- Rtrnf~CK •' . .' ' \ I �• ~~~~):r~·~=Jin..~a~:~~~:~~~-ne~~n~s:ili:a:t:-:e-:d;-:t:-o:----:-r=====·,.=m~·...:·{::M:·chl:ht:DO:"·:Ohio:===::;"JBi:.e:.n::d:iJA~~~=e::a:-m=e:rc::ih~an:~~ts~·~r~~j~:.0;!';·.!!~; state def~nse today _ ~:!'::~ ~:!:~ ~:t~ Prmerw) 111 CINCINNATI (Al') ...... Fonner convicted In AkrOn of raping 2l . Columbus physician Edward wtmen and terrorizing nine others FnnkllnJacksonJr. hasbeensllent frmtl978tol!m. He was ll!lltenced publicly In the two years since hls to 191 to 005 years In prison. Both arrest for a seven-year string of tt1alsweremavedtrcrncentral0hlo rapes that terrorized wunen In becauseofpretrlalpubllclty. Ohlo'scapltalclty. Jackson, who has Pleaded tnnoToday he was expected to "bare cmt and Innocent by reason of hls srul" by taking the stand ln.hls lnsanlty, dJd not want to be awn defense In his second multiple- photographed, tllmedor~ rape trial. · when he took the stand to4aY In Cameras wtil be rolling when Hainllton County Ommon Pleas . Jacksontestltlesaboutthellrapes Court. . and 13 llul'glarles he Is charged with But the ·Lst Ohio District Court of · committing In the Coluinbus afl!a Appeals ruled 'Wednesday that that occurred before a 1978cluinge television and ~$paper camera· · ~ lnstatelawthatshlftedther.mlenof men have the right to ·rerord bJs Insanity defense fmn the prosecu- testimony. ' ~tothedefense. In September, Jackson Meigs EMS was records 206 calls There were ~calls answered by wilts of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services during June, Director Bob Byer reports. · Of the total 149 were emergency runs and 57 were transferil. There were 129 patients transported with 78.4 pet cent of them going to Veterans Memorial Hospital; 10.8 pet\:ent to Hol2ier Medical Center; and 10.8 pet tent to other hospitals. During the month Pomeroy made 46 runs;·Middleport, 39; Racine, 25; Rutland, 21; Syracuse, 10 and .TuAlf!l'$ Plains, eight. All vehicles were driven 5,645.2 mUes during the month an average of 27.4 miles per call. InnOcent pleas entered in ·coUrt Raymond F"U!Clher Mr. FliJcber was born Sept. 25, 1!106, at J><l'nelw, a 11a1 of the late FranZandMarteFruthF'Ischer.He was 11 retired ~k driver for C4umbils & Southem Ohlo Etectrlc Co., where he was employed for 00 yellf!l. · _ Survlvl!lg are his wife, Hattie !=: walk Sale was the main toptcofthe Mr. Eblin. welding Instructor at ; Bend Area Merchants .uaoctatlon Mell!S · High School, has been :sons..In-law, Allee and~ Jon. meetlng'l\eday ntaht. · contacted to make the ba!TelB 114 ,. ~ of Saudi Arabia, Dorothy and Call . 1be sidewalk sale Ia plailned tor class. project. The=hants are: ; Schwarz ot Maaon, and Joyce and Aug. 34 and will beheld along With waltjngforcostest tes. ··: Bob1dlllsotPomemy; a sister-In· thetradttlooal~-to-sclloollllles. 1benext'rneetlngwillbeat 7: :ll_. law, SusieFlacherotM~Star; Alolw With planned pnmotlons, p:m . }.ug. 14at the Meigs Inn. For-: a brothel'-ln-law, Walter RJas ot the merchants WID bellln a blcycle moretntonnattoncontactpresldellt : Middleport, three nieces; and nlnt.~ giVEaway during the weelrald. 1be Joe Clark, Clark's JewelerY Store.\ grandchlldrell and nine great· drawlllg for the bike WUl be Aug. 25 Court Street, Pomeroy· :: grandchlldrell. and 110 purchase ta required for ~~ Besides hls parents, he was partlclplitlon. ,-. preceded In death by three sisters 1bemerchantsagreedthatHerlt- - - ~LAND (AP) - , 'llle:: andtwobrothers. ageDaysandthewlnOOwdecorat· wtnntngnUI!IberdrawnWedne&day ·. tng was a success. They satd they night In the Ohio LQttei'y's dally ·-. Blri1at Will be Beech hoped to expand that phase next game, "The Number," Wl!B 123. ~ .. Cemetecy. ~ rpay call at the ~ar. In the "PICk 4" eame. ptayed ·tune~ home from 2-4 and 7-g p.m. The merchants are also working Monday thlwgh Friday, the Friday. on constructing trash collectors for ntng number was 1316. -~ , RJas Funeral llei'Yicea for Raymood Fischer, 71, 45'JII7 Baum Addition Road, Pomeroy,wbodled~ liiDI'IIlllgathlsresldellce, havebeen set tor 2 p.m. Saturday In Ewing f)meral Hcfne, with the Rev. Wwtam Newman otlldatlng. 1 1984 Fischer; daughters .nd Lottery bt · StWe wtn-:: -' ' r----------------~----~----~--------~------------~------------~------~---------------------; .._ :~y DAN'S IN MIDDLEPORT . 1984 PreOtium List ca Have. Started Their Annual OUTDOOR SALE •' . by: American Greetings DRASTIC REDUCTIONS CLOSEOUT MERCHANDISE JEANS, TOPS, BOOTS, ETC. On The Porch In Front Of The Building Every Day., . ALSO: *WRAPPING PAPER •PARTY SUPPLIES ' JUNIOR & SENIOR *MESSAGE CANDLES I . VILLAGE PHARMACY In The Masonic Temple Building In Middlepol1 N. 2ND AVE. PH. 992·6669 MIDDLEPORT, OH. David~. Ml~~ffi·r~r;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;:;:;::::::::::;;;;;;~::::::;;;;;;;:;;;;~~;;::~;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::;: · ~~ tered Innocent pleas to three charges when he appeared In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night. However, Seyter fined Sigman $213 and costs, on assault charges; · $63 and costs, dlsorclerly manner, and $313 and costs on a destruction of propei ty charge. Sigman appealed the case to the MetgsCountyCourtandon Wednesday was fined S2i and cosis on a disorderly conduct cha1'ge and $50 and costs on a crlmlnal mlschlef charge with the provision that he return a poster tnvolved In the 'case and the fine wtil be suspended. Hemteredapteaoflnnocenttoan aauillt chargl! and Judge Patrick O'Brien said that a hearing Wlll be held~ that charJre at atater~- -ELBERFELDS · ~· • ·: : •. ( ': . .·. .~ · • ~ll • :' -. ' o/o TO '.. .OFF SUMMER .CLOTHING £ I ', ~ ' Helen Jeffers, Rosalee Snowden, Estl!erla Powell, Deborah Barringer, Katherine Weaver, Chrlstlne Napper. Your " E111r1 Touch" Floriot Iince 1 817 ~· Pomen~y 1 ~\~ :- ... : .. CLEARANCE Admissions- None. Your FTD Florilt \_~_: . . 'I -j.t" • JUlY Dlschar!les - qeorge Anderson. 3152 E*eln, "~:r::,:~' '· ; . .-· Veterans Memorial PH. "2·2644 •.. :,•. t\.0· ':: :,,. :·· ...... . Valley Hosptiai. FLORIST _ ~~..-. ~:: .. :~~~~~~-.. !.. ·-· . ". ...~· . : :,, .. ,· ..- ,._~·:.;, State Auditor Thomas E . Ferguson's ofllce reported the June distribution of state motor vehlcle registration fees, totallng$24,'liE,894 to Ohio counties, cities, townships and villages. Of the amoont, S3,~629 Went to 76 counties that bnposed an addltlonl!l $51evy on each set of license Plates sold In 1981. 1be distribution of license fees Is based pl'lmlii1lY on a formula lnvoMng tbe number of motor vehicles registered within a county or munlclpallty. Tlletblg countySIII!ill rounty equalization factor, together With the number of county and township road miles, determine dlstrlbu~. ' Under the 47 percent COWlty-34 · pet~! municipal distribution formula, Meigs COunty retained $34,9ll. The Meigs County Emergency Medical Se!vlces reportEd four runs Wednesday. At _12: 14 p.m.. Syracuse was called to Statton 'I1Iree for Bobby Moore to VeteransMeniorlalHospital; at6: ~p.m. Pomeroywentto124 Union Ave. forPeggyHoudasheltto Hol:!Jel" Medical Center; Syracuse went to the balltleld at 7:46p.m. t.( take David fdCCartY to Holzei' Medical Center; at 9: 34 p.m. Racine was called to Yellow BushBrldgl! to ·take Tabitha Lawson to Pleasant ..J ' 'l . ~~~ ".· ~·:~. ..'1\''' "!;?,*'"'~ "" l . Meigs receives ·· registration fees Emergency runs . . ... •'" ,., Use O~r Free Parlcing .Lot . All Sales Final ~ ., . ' ' - ' • August ·14-13 5-Days .and 5 Nights · ' '• ' I '· . "· ~- RoCk .• t ' ' Springs·_Fairgroun~ '.. Pomeroy, Ohio . • . . ..... -................ - .. ' ' � https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/563513e9c06aef734ca87021e1f39840.pdf ef1be1c805eb309fd7d8b8a3b7eba2e2 PDF Text Text • ~~~~):r~·~=Jin..~a~:~~~:~~~-ne~~n~s:ili:a:t:-:e-:d;-:t:-o:----:-r=====·,.=m~·...:·{::M:·chl:ht:DO:"·:Ohio:===::;"JBi:.e:.n::d:iJA~~~=e::a:-m=e:rc::ih~an:~~ts~·~r~~j~:.0;!';·.!!~; state def~nse today _ ~:!'::~ ~:!:~ ~:t~ Prmerw) 111 CINCINNATI (Al') ...... Fonner convicted In AkrOn of raping 2l . Columbus physician Edward wtmen and terrorizing nine others FnnkllnJacksonJr. hasbeensllent frmtl978tol!m. He was ll!lltenced publicly In the two years since hls to 191 to 005 years In prison. Both arrest for a seven-year string of tt1alsweremavedtrcrncentral0hlo rapes that terrorized wunen In becauseofpretrlalpubllclty. Ohlo'scapltalclty. Jackson, who has Pleaded tnnoToday he was expected to "bare cmt and Innocent by reason of hls srul" by taking the stand ln.hls lnsanlty, dJd not want to be awn defense In his second multiple- photographed, tllmedor~ rape trial. · when he took the stand to4aY In Cameras wtil be rolling when Hainllton County Ommon Pleas . Jacksontestltlesaboutthellrapes Court. . and 13 llul'glarles he Is charged with But the ·Lst Ohio District Court of · committing In the Coluinbus afl!a Appeals ruled 'Wednesday that that occurred before a 1978cluinge television and ~$paper camera· · ~ lnstatelawthatshlftedther.mlenof men have the right to ·rerord bJs Insanity defense fmn the prosecu- testimony. ' ~tothedefense. In September, Jackson Meigs EMS was records 206 calls There were ~calls answered by wilts of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services during June, Director Bob Byer reports. · Of the total 149 were emergency runs and 57 were transferil. There were 129 patients transported with 78.4 pet cent of them going to Veterans Memorial Hospital; 10.8 pet\:ent to Hol2ier Medical Center; and 10.8 pet tent to other hospitals. During the month Pomeroy made 46 runs;·Middleport, 39; Racine, 25; Rutland, 21; Syracuse, 10 and .TuAlf!l'$ Plains, eight. All vehicles were driven 5,645.2 mUes during the month an average of 27.4 miles per call. InnOcent pleas entered in ·coUrt Raymond F"U!Clher Mr. FliJcber was born Sept. 25, 1!106, at J><l'nelw, a 11a1 of the late FranZandMarteFruthF'Ischer.He was 11 retired ~k driver for C4umbils & Southem Ohlo Etectrlc Co., where he was employed for 00 yellf!l. · _ Survlvl!lg are his wife, Hattie !=: walk Sale was the main toptcofthe Mr. Eblin. welding Instructor at ; Bend Area Merchants .uaoctatlon Mell!S · High School, has been :sons..In-law, Allee and~ Jon. meetlng'l\eday ntaht. · contacted to make the ba!TelB 114 ,. ~ of Saudi Arabia, Dorothy and Call . 1be sidewalk sale Ia plailned tor class. project. The=hants are: ; Schwarz ot Maaon, and Joyce and Aug. 34 and will beheld along With waltjngforcostest tes. ··: Bob1dlllsotPomemy; a sister-In· thetradttlooal~-to-sclloollllles. 1benext'rneetlngwillbeat 7: :ll_. law, SusieFlacherotM~Star; Alolw With planned pnmotlons, p:m . }.ug. 14at the Meigs Inn. For-: a brothel'-ln-law, Walter RJas ot the merchants WID bellln a blcycle moretntonnattoncontactpresldellt : Middleport, three nieces; and nlnt.~ giVEaway during the weelrald. 1be Joe Clark, Clark's JewelerY Store.\ grandchlldrell and nine great· drawlllg for the bike WUl be Aug. 25 Court Street, Pomeroy· :: grandchlldrell. and 110 purchase ta required for ~~ Besides hls parents, he was partlclplitlon. ,-. preceded In death by three sisters 1bemerchantsagreedthatHerlt- - - ~LAND (AP) - , 'llle:: andtwobrothers. ageDaysandthewlnOOwdecorat· wtnntngnUI!IberdrawnWedne&day ·. tng was a success. They satd they night In the Ohio LQttei'y's dally ·-. Blri1at Will be Beech hoped to expand that phase next game, "The Number," Wl!B 123. ~ .. Cemetecy. ~ rpay call at the ~ar. In the "PICk 4" eame. ptayed ·tune~ home from 2-4 and 7-g p.m. The merchants are also working Monday thlwgh Friday, the Friday. on constructing trash collectors for ntng number was 1316. -~ , RJas Funeral llei'Yicea for Raymood Fischer, 71, 45'JII7 Baum Addition Road, Pomeroy,wbodled~ liiDI'IIlllgathlsresldellce, havebeen set tor 2 p.m. Saturday In Ewing f)meral Hcfne, with the Rev. Wwtam Newman otlldatlng. 1 1984 Fischer; daughters .nd Lottery bt · StWe wtn-:: -' ' r----------------~----~----~--------~------------~------------~------~---------------------; .._ :~y DAN'S IN MIDDLEPORT . 1984 PreOtium List ca Have. Started Their Annual OUTDOOR SALE •' . by: American Greetings DRASTIC REDUCTIONS CLOSEOUT MERCHANDISE JEANS, TOPS, BOOTS, ETC. On The Porch In Front Of The Building Every Day., . ALSO: *WRAPPING PAPER •PARTY SUPPLIES ' JUNIOR & SENIOR *MESSAGE CANDLES I . VILLAGE PHARMACY In The Masonic Temple Building In Middlepol1 N. 2ND AVE. PH. 992·6669 MIDDLEPORT, OH. David~. Ml~~ffi·r~r;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;:;:;::::::::::;;;;;;~::::::;;;;;;;:;;;;~~;;::~;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::;: · ~~ tered Innocent pleas to three charges when he appeared In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night. However, Seyter fined Sigman $213 and costs, on assault charges; · $63 and costs, dlsorclerly manner, and $313 and costs on a destruction of propei ty charge. Sigman appealed the case to the MetgsCountyCourtandon Wednesday was fined S2i and cosis on a disorderly conduct cha1'ge and $50 and costs on a crlmlnal mlschlef charge with the provision that he return a poster tnvolved In the 'case and the fine wtil be suspended. Hemteredapteaoflnnocenttoan aauillt chargl! and Judge Patrick O'Brien said that a hearing Wlll be held~ that charJre at atater~- -ELBERFELDS · ~· • ·: : •. ( ': . .·. .~ · • ~ll • :' -. ' o/o TO '.. .OFF SUMMER .CLOTHING £ I ', ~ ' Helen Jeffers, Rosalee Snowden, Estl!erla Powell, Deborah Barringer, Katherine Weaver, Chrlstlne Napper. Your " E111r1 Touch" Floriot Iince 1 817 ~· Pomen~y 1 ~\~ :- ... : .. CLEARANCE Admissions- None. Your FTD Florilt \_~_: . . 'I -j.t" • JUlY Dlschar!les - qeorge Anderson. 3152 E*eln, "~:r::,:~' '· ; . .-· Veterans Memorial PH. "2·2644 •.. :,•. t\.0· ':: :,,. :·· ...... . Valley Hosptiai. FLORIST _ ~~..-. ~:: .. :~~~~~~-.. !.. ·-· . ". ...~· . : :,, .. ,· ..- ,._~·:.;, State Auditor Thomas E . Ferguson's ofllce reported the June distribution of state motor vehlcle registration fees, totallng$24,'liE,894 to Ohio counties, cities, townships and villages. Of the amoont, S3,~629 Went to 76 counties that bnposed an addltlonl!l $51evy on each set of license Plates sold In 1981. 1be distribution of license fees Is based pl'lmlii1lY on a formula lnvoMng tbe number of motor vehicles registered within a county or munlclpallty. Tlletblg countySIII!ill rounty equalization factor, together With the number of county and township road miles, determine dlstrlbu~. ' Under the 47 percent COWlty-34 · pet~! municipal distribution formula, Meigs COunty retained $34,9ll. The Meigs County Emergency Medical Se!vlces reportEd four runs Wednesday. At _12: 14 p.m.. Syracuse was called to Statton 'I1Iree for Bobby Moore to VeteransMeniorlalHospital; at6: ~p.m. Pomeroywentto124 Union Ave. forPeggyHoudasheltto Hol:!Jel" Medical Center; Syracuse went to the balltleld at 7:46p.m. t.( take David fdCCartY to Holzei' Medical Center; at 9: 34 p.m. Racine was called to Yellow BushBrldgl! to ·take Tabitha Lawson to Pleasant ..J ' 'l . ~~~ ".· ~·:~. ..'1\''' "!;?,*'"'~ "" l . Meigs receives ·· registration fees Emergency runs . . ... •'" ,., Use O~r Free Parlcing .Lot . All Sales Final ~ ., . ' ' - ' • August ·14-13 5-Days .and 5 Nights · ' '• ' I '· . "· ~- RoCk .• t ' ' Springs·_Fairgroun~ '.. Pomeroy, Ohio . • . . ..... -................ - .. ' ' �PAOETB&EE PAGE TWO INDEX TO DD'ARTMENI'S The ·19M Junior and Senior Fair Schedule · 1984 JUNIOR 8a SENIOR FAIR PROORAM .......... ,........ 2 DEPARTMENT I - JUNIOR FAIR ..... : .•.... ;.....•..••••••.•... 7-18 ,., . . H ·· -··' '. DEPARTMENT II- HORSES ........................................... 19 DEPARTMENT Ill - DAIRY CATILE ....... ... ....................... 20 DEPARTMENT IV- BEEF GATILE .........................~: :': .' ... 21 • DEPARTMENT V- SHEEP .'............... ........................ 21 ~ 22 DEPARTMENT VI- POULTRY ........................................ 22 DEPARTMENT VII , FARM CROPS 8t HORTICULTURE .......................•....................... 22-23 DEPARTMENT VIII - FLOWERS 8t PLANTS ............... 23-24 DEPARTMENT IX - .DOMESTIC ARTS ..: ......................... 24 DEPARTMENT X - AMATEUR PAINTING ········ · ······· ~······24 . DEPARTMENT XI - AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY ....... 24-26 DEPARTMENT ~II - BAKING 8t CANNING ..................... 26 DEPARTMENT XIII _,_ GRANGE EXHIBITS ....................... 26 DEPARTMENT XIV - PUBUC SCHOOLS .......................... 26 DEPARTMENT XV- SPEED .................. .'.......... :............. 26 PRETTY BABY CONTEST .: .................................. : ...... 26-27 ENTRY BLANK ............... ................................................. 28 . OHIO DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE COUNTY FAIRS ... , ......... 29 To Show Our Appreciation Each Officer and Director of the Meigs County Agricultural Society and Junior Fair Board wish to sincerely express their appreciation to each and every BUSINESS FIRM ·who purchased advertising space ln our Premium Book. Also to all BUSINESS FIRMS who purchased the beautiful Trophies for · the Junior Fair. The Meigs County Agricultural Society II Junior Fair Board Admission will he charged at gates at 9 A.M. each day of the Fair. GENERAL ADMISSION ................. ...... ...........................................$4.00 Children under 1 year admitted free at gates. · Parking Autos and vehicles .............................. ................ .... .. ........ FREE Trailers "' Campers ........................................................................ $25.00 (No Campers Spotted Before 9:00 A.M. Sunday) Free Granctstand, Free Rides - ride all mechanical rides as many times as . you want after paying Gate Admission. SCHEDULE OF RIDES- Tues., Wed., Thurs. and Frt.1: OOtU t: 30. Close 1~ hour, 6: 00 tllll: 00. Saturday 12: 00 till5: 00. Close 1 hr. 6:00 tlllll: 00. Holders of Membership, Season or 4-H Tickets can ride by paying $2.50 at Ride Office each day. . · . The owners of all delivery vehlcles entering grounds will be requlJ:ed to purchase a Season ticket, admitting driver and vehicle. (Only one driver to a vehicle.) 11IE POMEROY CEMENf P. 0. Box 587 4-H Food Judging · .Wednesday, July 18 rue 4-H Clothing Judging Saturday, July 24 4-H Miscellaneous Judging at Rutland Civic Center Wednesday, July 18 4-H Style Revue · . . Mon.d ay, ~unst 13 •7: ~ P :M.-Openlng Night Services-Meigs co. Ministerial Assn. Tuesday, August 14 :· 9:00 A.M.-Admission wm' be charged at gates 10:00 A.M.-Draft Horse Show~-H IJ.orse Show 10:00 A.M.-Weigh-In Steers 10:15 A.M.-Weigh-In Lambs ' 10:30 A.M.-Weigh-In Swine 1: 00 P.M. -Judging 4-H Poultry and Rabbits; Sr. Division Poultry 4:00 P.M.-All Exhibits must be on grounds •7:00,P .M.-Demolltlon Derby 8:00 P.M.-Junior Fair Swine ShOwmanship and Judging Thursday, August 16 9: 00 A.M.-iunior Fair Dairy Showmanship and Judging .1:00 P.M.-Dairy Cattle Judging-Open Class 2:00 P.M.-Horse Harness Racing 4:00 P.M.-Open Class Sheep Judging followed by Junior Fair Sheep 8:00 P.M:-Horse Pull-Center Field •8: 00 p.M.-Little Jimmy Dickens Show Poone;U], OH. 45769 Meip County Engineer or lleeretary't Olftee, are tor COIIImerclall!!xlllliltlnorNOJJ-fteG._,oiMelpCouaiY. Tlcllellcaa alto be purcbued atlleeretary't orne.oa IJ'C)!Uidtllllerpaytaa admluloutpte. Admlatlon prtce will NOT bt refuded. · . · Member~p tlcuta may bt JIIU'Ciwed tram uy Fall' Board member aiid are 011 tale' at: NEW YORK CLOTIIJNG HOUSE. "-oy, Olllo , GREEN l.ANTEJIN, W. Mala Court Btl., Pomeroy1 Oblo SPORTS DEPT.. MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE, IIDI11treet, Middleport, Ohio ~ BRono:RS' GROCERY, Mala Street, Rutlaiid, Ohio WAID CROSIIONB, RadDe, Olilo . BAUM LUMBER COMPANY, Cbftter, Olllo SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL, Pomeroy. Olilo SWISHER LOHSE PHARMACY,~. Ohio · FIVE POINTS GRILL, Pomeroy, Olilo NITA JEAN RITCHIE, Tu}IP!rl Plalaa, Oblo GLOECKNER'S RESTAURANT. Pomerov. Ohio ' WHALEY'S GROCERY, Rt. 881, Darwin :• 1 CLAY'S SHAKE HAVEN; Cliettei', Olllo HELEN BAER, Syrac:ute ' DORSEL l.ARKINS, Loaa Bottom, Oblo . , Member~p tlckeb told only to lildlvlduala - not to a compa~~y or oraanlutlon • • ~- ~ Phillip Roberl8. .r 1 'lbe Meigs CGuaty Acrlcl~Mural Sodety would ·like to take tis opportualty .to expr 5 tbelr 'l'baaka and AppreclaUon to tbe Ceunly Commlslloaen and Couaty '£nllneer for their tine cooperadon and aupport toward tbe !!IIIClCe?ll of tbe Fair. ******************************************** . . . NATIONWIDE DEMOLITION DERliY o The World's Greatest Auto Thrill Spectacular, NATION· WIDE DEMO~ITION DERBY, is coming to the Meigs (;ounty Fair on Augu~t 14. A•embllq for Wba& eoald be tbe ne'lon's larp:lt trafllc ~ wDI be locallllldareadrlwen.'l'beywlllbe8JI8PdlnallpUotbelllllsbll!!itlep, u tbeJ ..._ to dat mine wbo wll be tbe of tllll evell&. 'l'bere cu OIII.J be c. w' .• Ia elida Ilea& and JOU cu be& fNf!rJ driver will puB out .. tbe staps to take lane . . llllare of tbe prbe ....., and tropldes. ChaM•.,..• Meigs County Agricultural Society Offlcers-...1984 WM. DOWNIE ... .. .... ......................... ..... ............................... ... .. .... .............. .... .. .. ...... Pr'-"ldrnt WM. ltAilFORD .......................... :................... .. .................................... ... :. ....... . Vle<>-Presldl'lll WALLACE BRADFORD ..... ..... ~ .... ... ...... ... ..................... .... ............................. ..... ..... Troasurer MURIEL C. BRADFORD .. :........................................................................................ SooO'elary DIRECTORS 1984 WALLACE BRADFORD ......................................... :, ............................. Route 2, Coolville. Ohio FRED GOEGLEIN .. ................................. ....... ....................... .... ............ .. RFD. Pomeroy, Ohio C. W. HENDi;RSON .. :.................... .......... ................................................. RFD. Coolville, Ohio DANNY S. ZIRKLE ...... ........ .......................... ............................ ,Peacot'k Ave .. Pomeroy, Ohio VIRGIL 'WINDON ............................................................. ,....................... RFD, Pomeroy, Ohio ~are es:imW to both IDI!Il and pta to «••'!P*· , Bec'nse of tile lup •••"'er of c a r s = four Ilea& evenla wll precede tbe foe* e. 'ftle Iaiit two=~ INn elida heat wiD queHfy to . conlptjeln tile hbe far tbe __.,.1 "p · 'lbe lint eveat Is scbett 'ed to be eft and nu *W ..Uillpl,) a& '7 :till P,M, DIRECTORS 1985 WM. B. DOWNIE ..................... .. ............................... ...... ....... ....... .. ...... 8!>;199. Pomeroy. O,hlo BENNY SLAWTER ....... .. .. .................................................... .'.................... ,.... MlnersvUle, Ohio BOB LEE ................. :... ,... .. .................. ...... ............ ..................................... RFD. Racine, Ohio DAN SMITH .......... .............. :......: ................ .................... .: . .'............. .... ....... .... ..... Racine, Ohio ADDALOI.J ,LEWIS .................................................................. , .... .. SprlnR A.v e .• PomProy, Ohio DIRECTORS 1986 ROGER SPENCER ..... .... ... ................. ... .... ::......................................., ....... RD. Pomeroy, Ohio HUGH P. CUSTER .......... .. ........ ..... , .... ......... ... .................................. .......... RD, Pomeroy. Ohio BARBARA FRY .... ............ .. .... ...... ...... ............ ............... ............................. RD. Pomeroy, Ohio WILLIAM RADFPRD ............ ........... .. .............. ............ .... .. ........................ RD. Pomer<JY, Ohio GERALD DOUGLAS .. ........................... ........ ........................................ Route 2, CoolvUle. Ohio 1 BLOcK COMPANY Manning Roush • David Koblenlz • Richard Jones n- Ail 12i00 Noon-4-H Flower Show Judging (Jr. Fair Building) 1:00 P.M.-Open Class Beef Judging 2:00 P.M.-Flower Show Judging 2:00 P.M.-'Horse Harness Racing · 5:30 P :M.-Little Miss and Mister Contest-Hill Stage 7:00 P.M.-Youth Awards Nights-Show Ring 8: 00 P .M.-ChrlstY Lane Show Quality MateritJl Si;_ 1915 · 6M Eul Main St. · Tuesday,,. July 1'7 MeJP County Conunitleionen Memberalllp Tlcllea eaa be pul'l:lluid at tile folloorlll Bull-tl:ltallllabmellta. tlclrett efttlta you to Pit .... ' '= IIJIII free Jllldallor your - durtJII tile fllllre fair. Yembenl~p 'Ddleto eatltle to ¥Ole or lor tile Boal'd crt Dlrwetan llleloelety• . . _ tlcllea, purcllued at llie yoa Wednesday, August 15 · 9:15 :A.M.-Junior Fair Beef Sho\vmanshlp and Judging Prices of Admission Be Sute To Purchue Your Fair 'nckets Early! PRICE 1'7.08-NON-TRANSFEBBABLE ~ EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS JOHN RICE ...... .. ...... :............ ................... ... .... .. .. .................... ........................ ReedsvUie, Ohio JOHN RIEBEL .............................................. )................ ......... ................. RfD. Pomeroy, Ohio - Purchall' your Membership Tlclu!tiearly. Make your ot~triH eerlf·. Deadllllt'Sior entries art' as follows: All Deparlllk'nttt:OO ·P.M. AupatlO. NoefttrlE'IJ "wlll bea~plt'd aflf'l'tbeabowdatl'S. ~tary will be al Fair Board omc:e !rom 10 A.M. to f P.M. Aupst 9 aild 10. 1 TELEPHONE: MAIN ()FJ'ICE 9!1'H'19!1 JR. OfTICE t!12-3186 . · RACE OfTICE t!l2-6!111l . .- Friday, August 1'7 ....... 614-992-5100 J and R SPORT SHOP KAWASAKI - The Motorcycle That Adt!fiiiOOd' Engineering Built! ,_..,,.,, ow. 45769 748 ...... Main Street I FRANCIS nORIST, 352 Eua Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio •Your &tra ..Tmu:h Florilt" Saturday~ EXCELSIOR SALT WORKS WHOLESALE and RETAIL In AU. KINDS of SALT. end DOG FOOD ~ OHIO RIVER SALT PIIIIU!Cuj, OIL August 18 10:00 A.M.-Garden Tractor Pull-Tractor Pull Area 1:00 P.M.-Pretty Baby Contest-Show Ring on Hill •1:00 P.M.-Chain Saw Contest .. 4:00 P.M.-Quarter Hone Races 7:00 P.M.-Tractor Pull-Center Field • -Grandstand Attractions - i . Meig• County'• otde•t FTD Florilt \ 1: 00 P.M.-Pet Show-Sbow &:ena 2: 00 P.M.-Flower Show Judging 2:00 P.M.-Horse Harness Ractn;· . 7:00 P.M.-Junior Fair Market Lamb and Pig and Steer Sale 7:30 P.M.-Truck Pull Pomeroy, Ohio New Buleb, Pend- 4 G~C Tnna StnkeandS-. . We Are lhe Frifally DtUr 992.2174 For all your ~IOCMII'IIIdtt- 111 on your WilY home I ' ! THE FABRIC j· ' SHOP Largeet Sllec:tion of Fabric In the Area SINGER SALES AND SERVICE MeC.all and SlmDIIeiiY· P1lllei ns . aunertck • v.,..... " speo~a~ 0rc1er Pt.ne992-2284 • WEST BENEnCIAL FINANCE, INC. · SMffH-NELSON MOTORS, INC. EWlNG FUNERAL HOME I Beaeftelal flnaaee Sy1term . James Snodpau-Manapr Pomeroy, Ohio 300 1Vest ·2nd St. .. . , .. , ·- .... ,, Plwaa 99LIIU . , . ,OH. • . Phone.992-2121 . · Pomeroy, Ohio 106 Mulberry Ave. '' ONB OF 'l'RE I~ a&tracQOu a& tile Melp Couty Fair Is tile demoiiUoe derby. .. . ' �•• • • f ' • 'i • " PAGEFOU& . CONS'D'nJ'I10N 1. Closing time for all open class entries will be Friday, 4:00p.m . August · lOth. (Horse Pull has no closing time.) These rules will be strictly adhered to. · Secretary will be at the Fair Board Office at Fairgrounds from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00p.m . August 9th and lOth ONLY. · 2. Exhibitors must determllle forthem~elvea In wbatclua or classes they will make entry. Entry blanks wnJ be filled out by tile exhibitor. 3. Entries are welcome from Meigs and adjoining counties except In the Junior Fair wllere exblbtts are limited to Melia County Club Memben and Flower Shows where ex)llblta limited to Melp County residents. 4. See Individual departments for closing time that exhibits must be In place. All exhibits must remain In place until 4:00p.m. Saturday, August 18th. Any Exhibit removed before that time will fOrfeit any premium awarded 'to them . 5. False state""nta reeardlngentrles or InterferenCe with judges shall be sufficient grounds fOr exclusion from competition and forfeiture of any prizes awarded. 6. Tbte Society will take prec!lution for the safety of all persons and property and the preservation of exhibits, but will not be responsible fOr accJdents, loss. or damage, should any QCCur. . 7. Premiums will be paid as soon as possible. , 8. All premiums not claimed before November 15th will be forfeited. This Is to permit Fair Officials to complete records for the year and have them submitted to the State Department of Agriculture before December 1st. 9. All claims for errors In awards must be made In writing to the Secretary within Five days after the payment of the same bas been made. _ 10. All exblbltl must be the property of the exhibitor for at least 30 days prior to the opening date of tbe fair. 1 11. All exblblts will be judged by competent disinterested judges secured by the Fair Board. Judges' decision will be final. Exhibits not deemed worthy will not be given prizes. · 12. All exhibitors must purchase Season or Membership tickets. 13. All decisions made by tiM! Superintendent of each department will be final . 14. No straw available. 15. Concessions must not leave until Fair Is closed. 16. No livestock-Dairy, Beef, Sheep, Swine, Poultry-to be on grounds IIE!tore 9:00A.M. Sunday morning. 17. No Campers set In place before 9: 00 A.M. Sunday. ' are ' ' SEARS •' . ' ITAT! OF OHIO. DEf'AIIlMINT OF AGRICULTURE COLUMIUI. OHIO • GENERAL BtJI..BS • PAG'E~ ·• Authorized Catalog Mefthant "For All Your Shopping Needs" . OHIO--PH. -9 92-2178 W. VA.-Ph. J73-9577 . North 2nd Avenue MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 457(;0 JMNIP-IIiii.;!60Cl'I"ION"'ioi.v. Do\Lftl ~ • 01' uv.I'Om DWI&DIN omo (cw.a.t auf ..... 11&7. _ , REGULATION NO.IOl :l-17-11, DEnNrfiONS ~laltlolll u used Ia replatloiiiiOI: 1·17-11 to 101: 1·17-22, lndualve: ~·-ftft.l: Sectloll 1. Tile Soc..ty allall w --· u lilt MelD Colillty Alrleultural Society. , AltTtCLI: D - Olllt:CI' Sect10111. ne object of~ Society •l!d be to PI'Giil•ud•IICOUrap llriMture, laduaii'Y, lid· e~~ee, artaadot...,.IDtereetaofMelpCaiitltywllldllle._rd....,.properancllalllebeetlatel'llt& of tile Coullty. . . . AllftCLI: m- ..,...,...._ Section 1. Ally realdeat of Mella Coullty may a)Mmber of 11111 Sod"Y by paytq anaually tile memllenlllp f - ftu4 by tile loan( at Dlreelan. ' . Memberalllp ttcuta eaa be pun:baaed Dilly at tile omr, of tile Secretary of tile Soc:lety or hit alllllorlud llftll. · llecUaa 2. No....-- tllaiJ pay f\11' or -.are moret~u -aucll.metllbenlllp, aDd tbat mem""'· alllp allaD be lor 111-'f. No meftlbenldp aball'be IIIIJed t. ..,oratloat, cqul&atlolll, .,..._. ablpaor nm.. , Allt'ICLIIIV - ...... 01' llllmCIOM Sectloll 1. Tbe lloanlof Dlneton tllall-lotofflfleft (11) -mllllawlloabaD Neleeted fora tenn pf lllree yHn • • tile . . . 10arraapd ~~tile t.,maat--llllrd of lilt membl!n allallea:· . Seclloe I. All¥ vacucyclllaedbydealll, Nllpatlee, -llfi'Giftofftce,orotllercau. .. may . Alt'I'ICLE IU - OIIDD OF 8VIINI:II Sectloll1. 1. Roll CaU. 2. Radbrf and approval or adoptloa of minutes. S. Billa and - n t a. ' • . Report of Commlltfta . . 5. ReDort of poiDta•--toiM!rveuaUitbeaextuaualeleetlollwllftadlrectorailailbell~edfortbeuaex· om-. · o\afta& V -'BUWftON I Sectloll 1. Tbe IDDIIal eleetlaol of tile Board ofDireeton allall be lleld atadellpaled plaeeODOI' beforetbe tint Saturday Ia Deeemberof eaeb yar. Pollemuat lie C!pCII Dot leu tbanfourbounbet· ween 6:00A.M. alii t:OO P .M. oa lilt day of tlleeleetlae. Section 2. Tbuald eleetlon aull be by bellot. ~Uota must be"marked with an "X" opposite the name of uell cudldata YOied lor: ot.....,....ll)e ume wlllliOI be COWl ted. Tile eaat1D1 of votes for dlreeton by prox1e1 11110110 be pannJdld. · , Sectloe S: Ollly retldftta at llelpC.Uty boldllll -beralllpeertlflcatn, for at leaat llldqa belore 11M! . .._ olelletloM, -Y - · Saetlon 4. llemben of tile Soclaty llllllt lleelarellltlr calldldacy lor 1M oatc:.ot Dlreetar of tile Soelety by fllllll wttlllllt Secretary of lilt Soelet.Y, a pellUDD ~lpad by tft (IDI o r - mem""'• of tbe Society wbo are rest.S.nta of Melp County. atleut wvn (Tl daya before the an•al eleeUoa of Dtreeton Ia beld. Ollly replarly _...ted calllldatea who llave met tile fllllll requlrllmenta will be elllll* for eleetlool u director. . Sectloll5. Tile lena of ofllce of lilt retlrllll Dlreetlln alulll expire and .tbatof tile Dlreclora elect 111111 tbe2adSaturdayofDecemberofeacbyear. oruaUIIIIelr ..ce-ra are elected aad quallflecl. · · AJmCU: VI - ANNV.U. idiliru.O OF ftll: III:IIBI'UIIIP r 5«110111. Tile aanual meetlq o( tile Melp Couaty Alfleultural Society sbaD be beld Dol later tb•·tbe Ia at Saturdqla Decem..,., till! actual time and plac:. to be decided and advel'tlled by tile Board of Dlreeton. Sect1011 2. At IIIII meet1J11111t officers and dlmton of tbe Society lbaU make repor-11 to tile memllerablp of tbe !!oelety CGIIcet'llbll tbe put Fair Mel make reeommeadat10111 for tbe better· meat of tut.ure Fairs. Tile memben lball be liveD opportunity to make suaeattou aad recom· I!H!ndatlons for the Improvement ot theSotlety and Its Fair. Sach otber buslneu may be presented as may be deemed proper by tile Board of Dlreetoro. , AJmCU: VO.:.. OaGANIIAftO!f AND III:BTINOI SecUoa 1. Tile Board of Dlreeton lball meet auuany In Deeemberofeacb year aad eleet a Preolden!, Vlce-Prealdeet, Seeretary and Treaallftl'. Tile Prealdeat, VIce Prhldeat aad tbe Treuurer &ball aerve oae yaer and tbe ~:".3 aot more lllaa tbree yean or u tbe Board may determine and 1111tU tlletr - • are and QUIIfted. • Section I . Tile Piealdellt, Vk:e Prelldfti and Treuurer alulU be DINctora. Tbe Secretary may or may Jiot be a dlreetor. All ofllcera tllaiJ be !Mmbera of tile Society. Seetloll 3. Before eleetloll of offtcera lilt - l y lleeted dlreeton alulll quaUfy by taldal tbe followlq oatil (or afftrmatiOIII before a c:ompetent aatbarlty (dealpaled by lawl . " I do aolemllly swear (or afllrml tbat l will tuppal'l tile CouUtutloll of tile Ualled Slates, the Conotltuttoa of Olllo, Lawa of 0111o and ru1e1 and renlaUona of tile Department of Alflculture of Ohio perllltn)JII to apteultural Sodety 10 llelp me God." · . , AJmCU: VID - AIII:NDIIBN'III ·Section 1. AmendmeDII to 11M! c:onaUtutloll or by-laWI may be propoted.by: (AI A majority of lilt Board of Dlreetora of a adledllled meetlq; votlq ID ravorof ptaclalan ameadmeat OD tile ballot; or , (bl Filial I petiUoe Willi tile Secretary of 11M! Society at leaat 14 daya prior to tile lllllualeleetlon of tbe Board of Dlred1ln. Said pet!Uoa must oet forth lilt propaaed amendment and be aJped by not leaa tban 15 members. · ~tton 2.1f aa amenc~JMat llprouoaed,ltalulllbeaubmltted tothememberahlpofJheSoclety at tbe aniUal eleetlon of tbe Board olDtreeton. Sect10113. Wbetl more tllaa anellllellllmnt IliaD be tubmltted at 1M tame time, tbey altaiI be 10 submitted u to eaable tbe membera to vote OD eacb amendment, aeparately. · Section 4. H tbe majority of lilt rilembenlllp vot1Jt1r • tile ptopoeld ametldment lbaU adopt such amendment, It &ball bec:onw ~ ~ ~M;Iawa. 6. Urrtlalabed ............ 1. Newbtulaen · 8. o\ppotnllllltDII. ' , ' I.Ad)ounm..t SecU011 2. Tile order of btutaeu may be temporarily suspended atuy rMetllll upon a majority YOte of • quoram .,_~, 1 All'l'lc:u: IV- Dvna 01' ornciai · Sectlotl 1. 1taii8U bellltdtatyatlbe Prfti~ ..IIOprnldutaDnwetlapof 1M Board. tolfJIDinl c:ommlltfta, <OUDttnlp aD orders btlledlaburaemellt offuada, W to perform auchttoertlutiH u are detennlald by tbe Board. Sect10112.1taballbellledatyattlle~~illldestto-aDtlledUIHotllltl'ftlldfttiJitbe ...,.tofbllabeelleeor-aeyatatlleeUdto ... fDima.dletberdlltllaaa8ft*termlnedbytbe a-nt. be81•• Tr-• SIMMONS THE G. & J. AUTO PARTS CO. A Blf Bonser for the MDGS COUNTY FAIR Seeond &. ' ,... 99Z-2139 -. NfPI992-5721 Pomeroy, Ohio Ohto ·v.ney Phunhlnr and a.~~ng, Inc. . Reslclenthal A Commerelal •Piu11bi111 RtPiits eGa 1 Iller U• e!tectrlc s...r Clllnina •later Heaters r 24 HOUR EMERGENCY IIRVICE •Air Condltioill eloiltr hpelrlll& elleatl. CllltrletOrs •Heat Pu11p1 ' 0100 V·A IJ.P PUBUSIBNG COMPANY . , .. ~-·· .. .- • • 1> •• • • Nlek Leonard-OwU2 ~ ITilDT, .POIIIIIO~ · Emerpney, Call 992-5547 • .... . . 1;.\LL 992-~J'. .• f I "'• ' (II Hla certlneau.., tbat IIM!anlrriall were ~xamiDed aad foulll free from aymptoma, or ex_... to any da....-Jy eo.tqtoaa o r . . , _ , _, ~ No.t1:1-17·14. EXHIBrf MANAGERS Ea<b per-. wllo .-lrta u nllllilt of ulmalo Ia Olllo IliaD: (AI TborouPIY cteaa- dlalofeet ftdll.rlldlq, pe~~,atall, rliiiOI'eacloaurelawlllcllaucbaa· Imala are to be quartered or beld f..- eUibltloll purpooea; (lllmmedtately prior to tile opealiil date of e x l l -; aad (2) Uilder lbenpervlaloll of aa approved wterturtaa or of a repre-taiiYeof the Depart· ...... of ,\ptelllllre. B. Have aa .,.o•ed vet«<aartaa, or .... eaeatatiYeoftbe Department of Aarteulture IDapect each ellillltted aalmal for IYJIIt t of uy lofectlouaOI'dalllftWIIyeo8liolloUIIWC:Oiilllllllilcable dlasae prior 10 lilt -~~ or aald aalltllla at tile exldblt. . ... ReplatiOII No. 101: 1-17·11. EXHIBn'ORS jAI No peraan lllall exlllltlt uy aa1ma1 wllleb II " - ' r to lie laleeled wttll or expooed to, any 'i ) . ' ' l - I •·' SWISHER & WHSE PHARMACY REXAUDRUGS .. Phone992-S785 . ' Ponleroy, OH. Por.wsoy. Ohio POMEROY HOME and AUTO EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO• Tf.:e. • Brake..· Wheel Allpment "tt.OWERS FOR AU OCCASIONS" Phone 992-2039 106 Buuemu1 Ave. bent: I OIEr, ' '. Sdhl a.-.s.we VANGUARD PAINTS STOVES - BUILDERS SUPPLIES - PLUMBING West M.in St. · , P0111e1oy, Ohio Ph. 992-2811 "Complete C. Safety Seroice" .· · Pl1011e 992-2094 BUI McDaniel • Owner <;) ........ '• i DIAMON'D RINGS ART CARVED • R. JOHNS ClASS RINGS . POMUIOY FUlWER SHOP and THE SUNDAY TIMES.SEN11NEL jA)' Oaly I~ aecredlted veterlaarlau JUY '"-valid beellll eerUIIcatea fOI' aDIJUis orlllaate wtlbla 0111o ud wllklh are to be exblblted at aay ~lhlblt of anlmala within Ohio. Suell certlftcatea·: j11 Need aot be approved by tile Department or AJrlculture; jll Sltall be valid for alaety dayo. · . jBI . Eaell veterlurlaa wllo..utlea to tbe bealtb of .. Ohio aalmal for aD ewlllblt of ulmala &ball: (11 Use the DlvlaiOII of ADinlal Industry Form II-A Reviled. (Official Certtfleate); (21 GlveoaeetlfY ofeacllllealtb c:.rttfleate to lbeowner.-eslllbltoroftlle.-tforwllldl eacb certlfkate Ia luaed; • (31 Forward,_ eapy of eacb certificate to tbe Cblef of tile DlvlaiOII of Aalmal-try, 8995 E . Mala St., ~. Qhto438&8 Ia Ume to be received by llltCidof of tile Dlvlalon prior to the opea~rra day of tile hlr. a tile alllmal Ia to be erdllblliell at lilt Olllo Slate Fair; (fllaelordoi- ftdlllealtll -'lllcate: . (a I Tile aa• ud addrea of lbe exblbltor; (b) Tile I I - ud addrea of tile llvellock exblblt; _ I (eiTIIe ldeatlfleatlatl aumber or oilier aeceptable ldelltlflcatloll of eacll aiilmal; (d) Dateaaad rewlta of teats, trn..._ta, or vaeeliiat.._ wlllck are requlrl!ll by rep~~ . tlonal01: 1·17·11 te tel: 1-11·22, laelualve; e · ' (el The certlllcatiOII and/or aeeredlllltiOII aumller for eaeb animal wlllcb orllluted lin· mediately and directly from a certified brucelloell free herd or accredited tuberaaiOIIII he I\I:ICriiA ..>I: • 'DIE DAILY SEN11NEL ; ~~<CIIttqloulorbdeetllJiiadlaeaaewllldllaiOdeatpated.byftllllatloetol:1-D-4Datuy PA~TS, ~ !II .... and wbl~b Old&moblle • CediiW • Chevrolet Cheo;aolet 'l'nleka , Part8 and S. vlee Phone: Offiee 992-6614 Pomeroy, OH. 308 East Main SL 1 Secton1. The COIIIJN!DIIIIDD of Board memben abaiJ be fixed by lilt Board In aerordance wltb 1he n~lea of tbe Ohio Department of Ap'lculture. Sectlbll2. Trawl expeaaea aballbe llceata permlle tooutofCOWlty meeUnp u authorized by the O.D.A. • . (11 At wllkll aalmab from more thall 011e berd or floek are a-milled; (21 From wblcll uy alllmal 11 1101 delivered for Immediate alaupter. (D) "Liceaaed a• A«redlled Vt>leriDarlall" meana a ,...._ who lollee-• by tile State of Ohio to practice veterinary medlctlle and Wllo Ia certified by tile thllted States Department of Alrt· <ulture, Aarlnlture Rfteareb !lftvlce, to be an Aeeredlted Veterlaartaa. Reptatloii>No. I01:1-17·12. 1MPORTED ANIMALS Eacll'anlmal whl<b talmportecllnto Oblo and Ia exblblted ID tbe state, allall CCIIIIPIY With each applicable provtaloe of ft!lllla~ 101:1-17-01 to 101:1-11-lO, IIIclual"', (Oblo Imported ftelull· . Ilona I. (Old Ohio Import Replatlo'il Num.....a AG 21-01 .01 to AG D-01.101. NOTE: Addltloaal requirements on Imported swlae. · , (111'11e awlae bave eot . . , member& of a berd of awlne "-'!to be Infected wltb peeadora· blea (Aylfsl<y'a DUeaael wttbln t~ previous twelve montba. (21, A>aeptlve aen1m aeutrallzatlon teat for paeudorablea (Aujealty's Dlaeue) conducted wltbln t.ltlrty daya preeedllll movement. (Except barrowaaad females at tennlnalt>xblbltton.l Replatlon No. I01: 1·1T·1J. HEALTH CERTinCATES exbiblt of aatmala ~ Ollkl. INC. 'fx JOBBE,RS of AUTOMOBILE REPLACEMENT ACCESSORIES AND SHOP EQUIPMENT . \ . Sectloll 3. It allall lie lilt dtlty of tbe Seerelary at lilt Society to: 1 (1) Keep a 1111 of tile lloelet)' . (2) KeeP ~!elY • record of aD lll'OCNdlap ..... Soetety ... 1M Board. • (31 Notify all _ . , _ a t tile Boanl of 1M . . . . . , . _ of aD - b i p. (4) Give lilt - - · ot tile Soclaty IIOUce at tile 111M ad place of tbe Aanua1 Electloll of t~ Board of Dlredan -lilt~ ......., of tile Membeulllp. ~ {$) !Cftpatrld - t o t a l .-yaftlatlllly-latoltlalrudlatld paytbeaameoverto the Treasurer and 1a1re lila reee1p1 Iller etta. . · (6) Keep a C!OJ'I'ftl lle!Dized - • of aB ..-lptlaad expaedlturea olmoaey. (7) Prepare lilt a-.J report to U. Oldo De!lal1mlnt of Aarlculture. (81 r>.rtorm tudr otber dulles as .,.. *termlaed by the Board Section 4. It abaU be tbe duty of tbe Trtuurer to: , , (11 Sip au cbeella. (21 Perform -ir oilier duiiH a are diotenntaed by lilt Board · Seetloll5. Tile I'd I I nt, Seeretary ud abalfWMtlllih! t-el!lxeeutlve Commlllft. ~V-IItlla · · Sectloll1. Tile a-nt at Dlredan lillY enact IAiell Rlrlll and Rewla"'- foreoorducllilltbebu· alneu of the Sodety wltklo do not codlet wltll tlleCouttntloolorBy-laWI.~tlolllof tbeatlo Deparllilat of Alfladt~~re, or lawa al lilt alate ot Old\l, "ENJOY THE FAIR" · Gregg and Patty Gibbs . ·~ : be flllecl~tlle lloanl of Dlrec:lora uatU tbe DfttauualelactiOII, w11ea a dlreeterallallbeeleeted lor tbe u• term. · Sec 3. Huynwmbenoflllt.BoudofDireetoram'-lbreeeaouoeuUventUiar-"11'· lbe Board may Upoll lwo-llllrda VOW of lilt Board of Dlreeton, declare 1111 paeltloll VICIDI and ap· plred term. -\_' (AI " Aalnlala" meaaa allft, calves, cattle, honea, mules, JIOIIIel, abeep, aoata, awine,dGia and domesU...ated birds. 11!11 "~JIPI'IWH Veterlaarlall" means~ llclenaed, accredited veterturlan wtoo Ia aPProved by tile Dwpart-t of Acrlcalture to wpect an exhibit of anlmalo to determine compll..<e wtlll resu· latlonl 101: 1·17·11 toiOI : 1-17-22, lneluslve lad 101:1-17-01 toi01:1-17·1D taclualveaad Cbapter911 or tile Ohio ReviNd Code. . ' ' ' : (CI "Exblblt of .t\almalo" or "exblblt" meana any u iembty of anlmala, otber tbaa a aaleCOB· dueled In compliance with tile requirements of Chapter H3, Ohio ReviNd Code, or aay llveatock weome .,.,.. ...any. I • COMPLIMENTS OF MICK'S BAMBER and STYLE CENfER 102 E. M.m St. PORlft'O)', Ohio Phone 992-~7 • �. PAGE SIX ' . .~ . .., .... . ... (B) Each pen. wbo-. or llaaeuiiM!y ef, UJ' uiDial wlllft .._. a~et aay ..... ero.usly coniiiiOIJS or lllteclloul d . _ , or ftleh does 1101 eGBM with tile riq,.__ or ftPia· tiona tel.: 1·17-01 to901: H7-18,l!lcllalw, nplatloM 101: 1·17-1li0181·17·D,IIIehalw. aod Cllapter 941, Ohio Revl- Code, sii&U retiiOW sucll animal floolll uy exhibit, buiWIIII. or ~;·wlltiiQ!ll· ..-.,aayaulborlzedrepre-tatlwofiMDepattmeatofApieullllftoraayiPPI""'IdV• ..,.ID.. .......... .._...._......,II_. Premium List Mei1s County Junior Fair ·Roek Spti~p Fail"tJI'OIInds August 14, 15, 16, '17, 18, 1984 ·- . ' . .(CUEadopenonwboexlllbltaanulmalatanyftlllblllnOhkullaUIIIUepy~rtl""alecover· a or vacclullona or aald animal a.-.llabllt to the approwd·vettflnanan or t111t · r.pt eaentallve of the Department. of Aarlculture oa duty at such exhibit upoo reca-t. Rt~~~latlon No. ..1: 1·17·11. BIRDS · (A) Eacb domesticated lllrd which ta exldlllled Ia Olllo ...au be lupected by aa QIII'O¥ed wterl· narWioradeslanatldrePnWBiatlveoftlleDa.-n-tetAiflcWI-prlortollelllletiiMateaeh · exbllolt. Each bTrcl sliilllle free ef aay eWieaee Ill daallf'ouiY eeata....,.. or bdlctloM diiHae. (B) Each declalon ef tile approved veterlaarlaa or ~ et Aarlculturw ... ,. otatlVe regardlaatlle lwalth of any bird at an eUiblt IliaD be ftaal. Replatloa No.l81:1-11-17. CATn.E Eacb bevt. animal Wlllch Ia elllllblled Ia Olllo allan: (A) Be accompanied by a bealth certificate: (B) Haw paued a ~~e~atlve tubernlaala leal wtlllla nlllety daya prior to the claalal date of the exhibit unleu tbe ullllal: · (1) Ia leu tbaa tweoty·llour -~~~~ oN; (2) Orl&laaled Immediately Ull .ar.ctty floolll as Aceredltld ~~~tree llercl; (CI Have paaue.l a aepttve tnt for llrucelloell withllllllllety dAya prior 't o tile &!lbll ..le ef tiM! exhibit aaleu the animal: . -< • ·. (1) Orlpaaled Immediately aod directly frml a Certified Brucelloal•fne cera; · (2) OrlliJiatld Immediately aod directly fi'O!lla certified free county aod the herd wu Ia· cludeclln the couaty certUcatloo teat; · (3) Ia leu tbao twenty 111011tba old and Ia ldelltlfled as an official brucelloala vaccinate; (4111 leas tban twelV. 111011tha old; ·· " (5) Is a steer. . Replatlon No. !101: 1·17·18. DOGS Each canille over slx·ma.tlla olclwblcllla exhibited IJI Oblo shaD he lmmualzed qalut Rabies by a llceued, accredited velerlaarlaa witbla: (A) Twelve moatbl prior to the Cloallll dille of the exhibit If a killed vacclae Ia aaed; (B) 1blrty·slll moolhl prior to thecloalftl date of theexblblt If a --ldUed type v~ Ia aaed .• • RecWatloa No. a:1·17·1t. GOATS Eacb caprlae aolmal which Is exhibited to Oblo shaD: . (A) Be accompuJed b)' a health certificate; ~B) Orlllaate timnedlaRI}o ud dlrectlyf10111an Accredited Tlaherculoala·free herdorheaep· live to a tuhercolalla teat withla tlinetydaysprlortothecloalnldllteoftheeldllblt aDieu tlwaotmal Is leao tlwl alx maodbo nld: . (C) Orfllnate Immediately and directly floollla Certified BrucelloiJs.free !lord or heaeaattveto a bruceUoala test wltbla ninety days prior to the cloalaa date of the exhibit aDieu the ulniallaleu than six moot... old. Rule 901: 1·17-:10. HORSES, MULES. ASSES AND PONIES Any equine animal which orlliJialea Immediately and directly from Ohio may he exhibited at any Ohio exhibit of animals If It Is not Intected with or ...,...t to any daoproualy coctaclonsoriJI- . lectloua disease. · , . Rule 9()1: 1·19-al. EXHmmoN AND OFFICIAL TEST - EQUINE Not wlthltandlnt any other provlatoaa of law or replatlon, the maoiaemen..::;r.aor ill any Ohio exhibition may, prior to jJermlttlftl theexhibltloaofanyequlneaolmala, n lhatthean· lmal .... been teated and claued "Neptlve"to an official teat for Equine latectloul Anenllll (E.I. A. ) within a l'!"'lvt (12) month period Immediately Jnetdlnt llwcloalaa date of the exblbltloo. Each equine animal exblblted at the 19110 Melp County Fair wUI not he ~ulred to he ctuaed negative to an offlclallett for equine llltectloua anemia within a twelve mootb period lmmedlatey precedlns the closlftl date oftbla ellhlbltlon. · Rtllllatloo No 901: 1·17·21. SHEEP Each ovlne animal which Is exhibited Ia Oblo ...all be accompanlltd by a· health certificate which Indicates tbatthe flock of which It Ia a part baa -Inspected and found free from ectopara· sites and from any dangerously coctailoua or lllfectlous dlaeue. live 1984 Fair Theme "4-H- A Chanee to Explore" lleldor Fair Board memherln cbarp o1 Jwdar Fair Board ..................... : ....... wauace Bradford OI'PHlBM ~L[~}[[~[[[[[~[[;~~~/[/[L[[[[[/~[[~[~2~[[[[[[[/[HH[}[[[[[[/E[~f.~ Partlameotarlan .................. ,..................................................... ...................... Terry New...,.. lllatorlao............................................................................................................... Darla Norris ADVIIOIIY Oll'nCal Marf- Praldent. .................................................................................... .... . Parlier Vke Praldeat .................................................................................... BIJ Doornte, Jr. Secretary .........................................................., ................................ .... Janice W~ Treuurer ................ , ............................................................ :.-................ Gary Walker Advllory Newa Reporter ........•....•..•.. ~ .................................................................... Aar.. S.yre AdvlaorY Parllmeotarlaa ........................................................................... ......... Joba Newsome · Advisory Advisory , Advisory Advisory . . . . . . . . . _ . . . 5 ::t ~r.~~~ ~.~~ 0 Advisory Historian.;;::;;;;;:_:;_.;.;;:· f·H Glrll ........................................ . t·H Boya ............................. .. F.F.A....................... . •r&~aa.•••aw ~ noooa r.ua JICIOift' OAIID (OmLIOOOft) Harold Norrll, AdYIIor ... 110811: J1llll NIOB'I' BID DowDle,~ BettyJoHuat Ted Cotterman, Advllor Valerie Slmpaoo TaJIIIIIY Capebart Terry Newaome Mille Sima Valerie Woods n.r1a Norris Valerie SimP"'"' . Tammy Capehart UVBITOOil Joba llft, Advlaor atJILDINO COWWIJIA Betty Jo H...t-Honea AprD Brleklea-Honea t:::'c!,.b, Advllor RDdaey BeetJe:-Sheep IJ.iOiiGfWIL\ftONS Becky COtterill, Advisor !ulan Aroolcl Doola Crace Andy !be Terry !'lewaome Brian WIUia And¥ !be Lea Aon Gaul-Beef GG'y Colemao ~Everett-llwlne Jtm Pmer-DaJry Betty Jo Huat-Rabbha Ke-vla Napler-Pou)try · ~~=re . Brian rNomao JlmPmer ScottUpiGB Todd Tripp IUNOIQVIZN Home Alent, Advisor Susan Arnold (FHA) Brlaa Freeman (FFA) TaiiUII)' Capehart (GIRL SCOUTS) Barb Cllappelear (VJCA) Terry Newaome (BOY SCOUTS) RDdaey Beeale (f·H BOYS Aftlle Spencer (f·H GIRL) ... ITYLII: UVtJE Home Alent, Advisor Antle SPencer. Lea Ann Gaul Anile Colllna Becky Rife Jo Elleo Crane Robyn Pitzer A FAIIIIRJIUIINO Janlc:e Welwr, Advisor Karl Smltli Lea Aoo Gaul Jim Parker Andy !be Pam Davia Patty Jooea Cheryl Butria Knny Ritchie Jamea Eblin MlkeSima . Scott Starcher Lisa Collins ra~alaway Lila Pam PI:I'IIIOif (IIOY IIOOVI'II) Jo Aon New•me, Advlllor Terry Newaome Jamea McDaniel Mike Sima I Harold Norrll Compliments of RICHARD E. JONES Meigs County Commi88ioner ·' COMPLIMENTS OF CompUmenll Of MEIGS TIRE CENTER GWECKNER'S RESTAURANT "SONNY'S" John F. Fultz - J. Mareu8 Fultz POMEROY, OWO -. I. ~.Mally Owned . BAER'S .MARKET Fine Meats - Ro.u sb's . Body .Shop· & P.a·r ts • DOWNJNG-CHILDS AGENCY, AND MULLEN INSURANCE Inc~ 113 East Second St. Complete CoiHIIon •. Paint Service . SYRACUSE, OHIO VIlLAGE cur RATE . Plus a Complete Une of ·Auto Parts at Wholeule Prices .. Poineloy, Ohio 992-3381 • BOB ROUSH - Owner · P. 0 ~ Box· 228 210 S. 2nd Str• Mason, w. Ve.. 2&260 Phone {304) 7?3-&024 HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE ·we ,_;..i.e in~ B•h«s· (Mn. Joan MeLain, Owner) '· TOP QUALITY PLANTS -:- Wholeeale • Retail Raeine. Ohio 45771 Phone 949-2140 S,•aerwe, OhiD 45779 , , STAR SUPPLY LARRY'S GROCERY. and GAS HARDWARE .. PAINI'S • HOUSEWARES SYRACUS~ OHIO Phone 992-6201 Raclne, Ohio lEO L VAUGHAN, MGR. SUPERM.t4RKET At Foot Ot Poet•orM- Brie~~~ Ph. 982-2188 • > PAUL'S BARBER SHOP ·WAID CROSS ·and SONS MARKET ' PERSONALIZED DESIGNING LARGEST SELEcnON OF GUARANTEED GRANrrE • MARBLE Buy With Care and It Will Always Be There .. NEW VEN . .HA. . OF MUGS COUNfY 0.. , , . d Ph. (614) 992-5776 , • ' LOGAN MONUMENT CO., INC. Quality Groeerie8 tll~IJ RIK'ine, Ohio 8:00-4:30- O...ed Thunday MEAT, GROCERIES, PRODUCE Ph. 9f.9.2550 Raeine, Ohio '. 5th St. New Haven, W. Va. D~IRY ·' VAq.EY CRAFTY LADIES · Enjo_v Yfmr Famrilt> Tr(>(lt FNIIft'inl Malhi - Shakes - f.onel Quai111- SMrbN FNiuring All S.ndwk-lws lk· Ponwrvy Bmd ~ ' . Pint>~ . l CRAFT SUPPIJES UNUMrrm 8Q4- Wt'llt Main St. Pollll'I'O)', Ohio Phone 992-2298 ·. Ph. 992-2.')56 -t. t. ·~ ~r ... ,.~ . . ... ~,.,- • .,.,...,..........:,...... . • •• ~"' ,.. ....... ~ "' •'~'•I• J' �' • I > • PAGE EIGHT Exldlllt - o f the devleea made bl thll!ll"'lect to aid aslcll penm and a chart or e x - de-acrl...._ a 1111nlq lecltalque such 11 loldlna 1 aboulder allawl. · OBNaAL lllJLD . 1. EXHIBITS - Must.,. carried u Vocatlollal Ap1aaltul't', Vocatlollal HomeEcoiiOI'I\Icsorf.H projects or supervised practice, or under supervlalall otBoy SCOUta, Girl Scouts, or Vocilllotlalln·, du•trlal Clubs of America. Wb~ quntton of doubt allaU orlle, the declslo!l of the Exec~~tlveCom­ mlltee ~Ill be conoldered final . Each exhibitor muat clear bls or her space before cbec;k wOI be Is· suro. . The purpose of the .J unior Fair lstoeni.'OOrnae tile boy or llrlto leem how to do specific tblnp. THE EXHIBIT IS EXPECTED TO BE THE WORK OF THE GIRL OR BOY, NOT THE PARENTS, GRANDPARENTS, OR FRIENDS. A lower quality work actiU!IIy done by the ladlvlclUalls mlll'll helter than hlah quality work done by an adult. · ' . 2. SCORING- The method o!scorlnJpviU be ualli8A .B,C. AnAuhlbltwiUconolstotexhlbltso! superior merit. B exhibits will be thole mldway .,.tween A and Cexhlblts. C exhibits will beol overage merit. '!bole that do not nwt -able llllllldlrdi wW be (ll"adecl D, ud wW not ret'ftvt' a ribbon or award The llnal lll'ade to determine rlbbonl wUJ .,. - o n an aveuae of the lolkM<Ina - Judie's grade, all advisors' grade and ludRing at the lair. · All project books must be brouahtto judllna or lntervi<"·Y· Baslc awards wDI be made to each exhibitor on basis or grades as fo llows: No award will be made on D gradn. $1.50 Participants In Style Revue. S2..JO Participants In Showmanohlp . $3.00 $1.50 A premlum of S3.00 Grand Champion and $1.50 for Reserve Grand Champion wUl be paid for each breed of reatstered llveatock as a speclallnl'<!fltlve award. Large ani· mals must have papers. $8.00 To each Club, Troop or Chapter havlnl a lair booth, one award allowed. A $2.00 $2.50 B C $1.75 ,1.50 $2.25 $2.00 311. F1n1 Alit DOXOL $4.50 S.lOO $4.00 $2.25 $3.50 $5.00 $4.50 $4 .00 $8.00 i7.oo $10.00 $8.00 $6.00 SLlOO $12.00 $11.00 $6.00 u. PROPANE Elllllblt mrnplelal pnlject book plull uparate written report o18ctlvllle& pUnned. w11a1 you acNally did, aad what YCII! feel you leemecl from the project. .. CLASS~- C.:WI"HING . . FIW tile ,........ of c1auea b,e,d,d,J,h,l,j,k,l.m, you wW need to model a colllflete oUtfit which bicludes aa Item that yau have coutructed based on the iuldellneo sugsted Ia your protect book. Your exhibit at the fair needs to Include ODiy tile Items that Y.. llave co• atructed. Requlremfllts for classes A and N or~ given In the rou-1118 Ust. Sa. Total Look Serlel Model or exhibit an Item that you have conatructed, _b ased on the project book I......,.. lib. Adwlltures Ia Clothing ' 5c. ToppiJII Your Outnt 5d. Joyful Jumper 5e Clo!bel for School - Mldclle School (up through Grad~ 9 as of January 1 of the currflll year) · Clotbel lor School- Hllb School and Pool Rich (Gradel lOand up as of Januaryl of the current *For Home - Farm - Inciustry -~Plaia *Prole ss'ana' '•anatton *AutonWic Delivery Scbedule8 M: ..For Salft & Sen!ice CaU" • r .) > Class 2, Equipment; Class 3, Qealth; Class 4, Peri!OI!al Development and. Leadership; Class 5a,b,c,m,n, Total Look Serleo, Adveatures In ClolhiJII•. ToppiJII Your Outnt, Clothllli Corqplemet~ts, Clolhllll Speaks: Clasa 6,7,8,9 aDd 10, Economic-Education, Family Ute, Home Economics, Conoumer Education and Manaaemeat: Class llatbru e, Pol"lables, Do Your 'lblq with Food, alld Fit It AU 'l'oietller; Clssal3 thru 31, Aerospace, Auto, lllcycJ., Eledrlclty, RGIJe. Small Moton. Tractor, Woodworklll8. W.tdlna, Commwllcalloll, ere.uve Arts, Con· aervatloll, Enlomolot!Y, Explorfng The World ot Plots and Solis, Com· modlty Marketlai, field Crupi, Flower GanleDID1, Fruits, V..,etable Gardenl. .. St. RL 124. Pomeroy, 011.:. Ph. 992-5097 RIDENOUR'S TV and We Service What We Sell Kitchenaid - Gfl:l tDn - Zenith ....:.tlardWidc Litton Sylvaqia . lP Bulk and Cylinder 'Doxol Gca - Wa"" Morning ~teri ' . . ' ' 0.. lie. b, j, k. ~Sport Clalllea Aclllle, Sports ClaCI!oi, Spectator, 0.. Up Oulll~ l>.y Weer aad Dr-. Up Outllt, Flrmal Weer, Olall and Jld& ' \1 ' ' Otl51ER, OliO 45720 Dairy Steer, Dllry Veal, Dairy Feeder, Market l-ambs, Market Hop, Market Steers Class lb, Team Demonstration; Breeding Sheep, Breedlnl( Swine Horses or PHONE 98s:3307 - Breedlna ~; Dairy Cattle . Your ' everything . Ph. 992-6441 ' 992-3795 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 New and U.ed Equipment Lawn and Garden Equipmenr DEPENDABlE SERVICE ROBERT TEWKSBAllY -OWNER •ELASTIC STOCKINGS-TIUSSE5-CAfi~CRUlCHES •BABY SUPPLIES-RUBBER GOODS-DIABETIC "EEDS · •PHOTO SUPPLIES.....QfFTS-VITAIINS..:..OREETING CARDS •WE RENT WHEELCHAIRS • WALKERS :.. CRUTCHES MASON COUNTY BANK 882·2135 . ' .or 773.;5514 Late Model Used Can and Trucks .,. Box 85, St. llt. 7 .Z,OO W". 2nd St., Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 •RUSSELL STQVER CANDIES BANKING RIGGS USED CARS, INC. TEWKSQARY BARBER SHOP 786 N.·. 2nd Ave., Middleport, OH. .•CONVALESECEIT SUPPLIE5-SICK 1001 lEEDS •MODEAN C.OMPUTERIZED SERVICES •DftiVE-IN BANKING . •t •ALL TYPES OF FINANCING . aTOP INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS •SANK I\' MAIL1 n Bus. Ph. (614) 9854100 THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Karl & Mary Kehler, Manager . •992-6491 Pomeroy, OH. Ray Rig& H&R BLOCK 618 East Main Street PHARMACY . Chester, Ohio .. ~· Store NEW IDEA EQUIPMENT 251 W. Main SL , w APPIJANCE-GAS SERVICE Class la, Individual Demonotratton; Class 51, Lounglna Cloth.. and Undergar~ts; Clan 11 j,k,o,p, Plain Yeast Bread, Special Yeast Bl't'ld, Preserve and Serve .1, II; Class ·l2, Housl"g and tumlshlngs; Goats . . -· Sport• Clotbel - Active Sparta Clotbel - Spectator · · 51. Lounllna Clothes and Ulldergarmencs Sj. Oreal Up Oulfll -Day ·Wear iii.. Dress Up Outnt - Formal Wear 51. Coata and Jackets Sm. Clothlll8 Compliment a !ill. Clotlllll(l Speaks Ellldblt your ~ed project book and a pool"' you have made which IUustrateoll!forma· IIOD l•raed lilrouP tbla project. · · !rrYLE REVUE · The Style Rewe wiD held m Wedtwaelay, July 18, at 7: Sl p.m . at Melli 841! Sl:boolcompl . All e's parllelpallalln tile Style Rewe~l r«'ftve a partlctpat1011 premium of Sl.!IO. All)'..., et_ a f.Jf cloiiiiJci project Ia eUclllle to JlllrliciJIIIte. CLAlllll. ECONOMIC EDUCATION Ia. Declaloll Mallen Throulb"Trade-Oifs" · - • Pl't'pare an exhibit or pa~ter clelcr'lblalleemlll8 experlflleeJ In the project. 6b.Careen · Prepare an exhibit or pa~ter delcrlblftllelrlllllll experfflleeJ In the project. CLASS 7. FAMILY LIFE · 7a. UVIna and Leamlll8 wllb Children. · , Exhibit 2 ltema aa sugeated on Poge 7 of your prOiect book. 7b. More Llvl111 aad Leamlnl With Childree · Exlllblt 2 Items as ,ua,.ted on Page 5 of the project book. 7c. TLC- Teeu Leam About Chlldrfll . Ellhlblt 2 Items aa Sllllletled on Pag• ~ the project book. 7d. Me, You. and Others t COmplete at ,_, 2 of the actlvllleo supested on Page 49 of the project book. 7e. Me, You and Others n EJ<hlblt a trtall(lle pa~ter with plcturea Wlllllratlal tile following needs: survival or pbysleal needs, safety needs, ...00 for love alld lJelonllng, recognition. sell needs. C0111ull Jlllge 17 or your protect book for model.of triangle. [ JJUCKE\'E GAS PRODU(.TS CO. q- 5d, e, f, Joyful Jumper aad Clatllea tor Sl:bool; Class W, i,l,m,n, DALE HD.I. FORD TRACTOR, INC. . ~Mal,. q,r,s, Outdoor Cookery, I, Quick Mella, Tasty Mall/Meats tor Euy Uvtng, Outdoor Coollenr II, Teeu En-In, Foodll Willi Alllaterna· Honal Flavor, Fit It all Topther, Ea Cookery; Poultry, Rabbits, Guinea Pip, Hamsten.alld Pocket hp; Veterinary Science. · $3.50 Exldlllt a scraplloc!ll of tint aid t - t - 1 ud ollrlt aid 1<11 ·or a pooler of accomplllhmeets •• the DI"Oiect. . CLAllll • • PERsoNAL DEVELOPME!'IT AND LEADERSIDP Self-Determllllld ProJect · . · Exhibit the completed project book plus uy addlllonalllenw wblcb help to UlustrateyourproJect activit lei aad accorl)pllahmenta. ' • _,,_ ·- • CLASS 1. DEMONS'I'JtATION contest la. Indlvldualllemclutratloll 1b. T,-.m Demoaatratlon • The contl!lit" II open to all partldpatlftl groups. Individual and teun dem0111tratlona wUI be judged separately. The parpoee ot ~stratlon Ia tot'- the bow and wby of the aubject de-monstrated. Points to be --'dered In llldllna demollltratk!DI will Include: • FIVI Points wUI.,.dedlietedtore~~ehnilllllte"!"fraellollolamlnute!l"-'ral""'llunder 'thr<'t· onlnuteo or over flftten miJiutetiiD ll!ftllb. · I Orld nulll,... ...... .. ... ... .. ............................ ............ .............., ........... .. ..................10 points , .. .. ,,. .. ., · <·urr<'llttopk,- metllndorllrdduct, qooldteroreuler method, Inter· •'l'>l iu~ ,·isu:.ll!'- l"lf·\·t' l' devices lor .mpUaJzl11 key ~ta. Apoeeranc<' .......... .. .... ... ................... ...... .................................. ........................10 points W•ll groomed, QProprlate clotlllng, pod posture. · /. '· I ATTORNEY-AT-LAW . 211 E. 2nd St., Pomeroy, Oh 45769 992-2151 Infomla~1ie:·~~i..-.;ui;·3·iii?"p;;jiii~-·~iftUid-iO;ic;i"oo;;ibmiiJ"Oi"~·c;;:.,'f::.'• Dellwry . ............ .............. ..... , ........ ,....................................... .........................25 points Polle, eatllas...m, lfanuilar, worlunallllllp, ct.r eunctatloll. orderlY warldni ar· ranaemflll, plain ¥lew fllawlllll._... · • Materlall ............ .............. ................................ .............. .. ..........~ .....................15 DOIDts Corrlcl llilllpment correctly used charts, II needed, '!'ell done 81111 usad. • ' Cllnclullall ....... , ........ .. .............. .... ......... ............. .. .................... ,.!.. .... :.............18 points ' TOTAL MAX'=~~.~:.~.~-~-~~-~~.~-~-~ .... 100 .CLASS 2. EQUIPMENT . Grade ond participation rlbbono wUI be awarded. 21. Myllerte of Ml~aI'Wpart! •• fllllblt or poiler dele:rlbllll a leamlftl e,......ence In the P!"olect. -- . .PORTER & LITTLE A'M'ORNt:\'S-AT-LAW 213 E. 2nd St., Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 ' 992-6689 -- .. MIDDLEPORT ,BOOK STORE BooU- a.um. Supplle8 Offke Supplies, Glfta and Canl8 ~ Prepal'e aa l'llllllllt or pa1illr dlacrtlll. . a IMI'tlllll•~~«~ence In the prOiect. 2c. Muta111a or Ml-aves Prepal'e aa tllhllllt or palter c11e1:r1111111 a lal'llllll npert- Ia the project. 24. ,., *Y PNDare aa eutblt or palter deserlblnl learning uperlenceo Ill t.,. project. CLASS 3. HEALTH . s.. Home Nunln; OFFICES IN Wi:W HAVEN 1: MASON JENNIF~R L. SHEETS 'n'!.=:::tr::n~::t:." ::i:;·:-=::·•;;;a~:·~-i-iii~.!~~ 2b. Mu-Va ot Micron- SINCI . J I Middleport, Ohio �• PAGE TEN ' ' J 71. M<'. You and Others Ill Exhibit scrapbook on careers containing examples of the loUowlna: 1. Pamphlets from col· 1<'2<'5 or ''oeattonalschools; 2. Job resume form completed; 3. Job application completed: f . Pictures of different proi<'Sslons. · 111. Genl'alogy · Exhibit a notebook of activities compll'ted In the project. CLASS 8. HOME ECOI'jOMICS 8a. Exploring Home Economics Exhibit a picture you have matted and a toy you have made lor a younger child. CLASS 9. CONSUMER EDUCATION , 9a. Tren Scene Pr<'jlar<' a poster or exhibit rou have .made which lllustrat<'S Information learned through this project. . CLASS 10. MANAGEMENT . lOa. Let's Learn to Manage Money Exhibit chart rontalnlng a summary of weekly expenses. (See pages 14 and 15 of project book) lllb. You and Your Monev d Exhibit personal acrount rerords lor at least one month's expenses. Explain why you spen It and what you would do differently the next time. · !Oc. Helping at Home Exhibit three tools orpieces of equipment that are necessary In helping around the house. On a note card give a brief d<'SCrlptlon of e~ch tool's use. !Od. Spotlight on Management · Exhibit a notebOOk of activities rompleted In this project. IOe. Clues to Management Exhibit a notebOok of activities completed In this project. . CLASS 11. FOOD AND NUTRITION Food cannot be displayed In club booths at rounty lair lor health reasons,. Instead, please ex· hlblt In your Club booth one of the following: I. ArtUiclal Food • 2. Posters or Exhibit 3. Table Setting and Menus f. Canned Foods Forlhe pre-fair Judalng of classes a thru t exhibit the following: 1. One day's menus (3 meals) plus snacu, II desired; 2. One prepared food Included In the menu (lamlly·slze serving). Thlslood must be made from a recipe Included In thef·H project book. Requirements for all other classes are give~ In the loll... ing list. na Portables (See .requirements above) lib Do Your Thing With Food (See requlrerneots above) lie Fit It All Together (See requirements above) lid Outdoor Cookery I (See requirements above) lie Quick Meals (See requirements above) 111 . All Amorlcan Foods (See requirements above) llg Making It With Meals (See requirements above) llh Plain Yeast Bread Exhibit the following: 1. One loa! of yeast bread or live cloverleaf roll,. (May InClude white, brown, rye, or mixture. No Icings, fruits, nuts or other deroratlons permitted. )"The.baslcreClpe used must be one that Is Included In the4·H project book; 2. Oneday'smenus (3 meals) which Includes the bread or rolls exhibited. JU Special Yeast Bread . • · Exhibit tbe following: 1. One family size serv1n1 of any type of yeast bread Icings, trults, nuts or other decorations are permitted. 2. <fne day's ml'nus (3 mea1s) which lnClud<'S the yeast bread exhibited. • to~ thelr~ll. ENGINEBIUNG CLASS 13. AEROSPACE . 131. Model Rocket Exhibit yOIIJ' model or an educational poster. 13b. ModPI Airplane. Exhibit y011r model or an educational poster aap The Cl'ftllor of Reasonable Dru~ Prices '' .. ' .l Phone 992-6669 ' E01E'S RESTAURANT & GROCERY INGElS FURNrrURE AND JEWELRY COLD POP - SOUPS ~ HOT SANDWICHES . GASOUNE Arnena Apphnce. - Quellty Jewelry Vilit Our Cerpet Hou• - Aleo Appllence Rental Letart Fatls, Ohio I . Quality - Servia! - 405 N. Sec!ond Avenue Middleport, OIL 45760 ~ . C·K 221 MiD Slreel Middleport, Ohio ... . WCHARDS & SON, INC. · ~ ~·· ~ ··· ····~ • • ~ •• • -" ~. ', ... . , • • • • • -. ~ ... r WESTERN AUTO ' ...._.,,Ohio 1 '•_"' ,. ~ ) SAND and GRAVFL P. 0. Box 232, AGGREGATE PLANT LETART FAU.S. OHIO N. Seeond Ave. Middleport, Ohio ASPHALT PLANT ¥.~~. Ptt9. " o I ' & _. '- • • o • •· > ., -.~~ o • .. ' ' ) + t ' .. • • ,lo • 4 • • • 4 t • • 4o . .- ' I I( Everything A Builder Needs f • COMPLIMENTS OF R. CRAIG' MATHEWS, D.D.S. LARRY KENN.E()Y, D. D. S. AND STAFF Kathy Fry Janel Connolly . Theresa Kennedy Rhonda Davis Paolella Harrison .' "Have You ·Driven A · ·Ford Lately?" 205 N. 2nd Avenue Middlepo~ Ohio l, , HOMI OWWID AND OPIMTID IY DON AND IDNA WILION "' Phone 992-3662 Phone 992-6611 555 Park Street ................................................................... Middleport, Ohio STORE HOURS Monday-through Fridly 7:00 A.M. - &:00 P.M. Sa1urdlly- 7:00A.M.- 3:00P.M. -. "THE FAMILY STORE" MWTn, Old. Mid~OH. Phone 61~992-2i96 or 992-2197 461 . S. Third ~ve. Middleport; ·Oh. 45 7 60 SUP~RMARKET Phone 992-3480 VAI.I.EY WMBER & SUPPLY CO. ~PAT··HI:LL -FORD, INC. , TONY'S CARRY OUT SERVICE- QUAUIT · j '. ... TRUE VALUE HARDWARE StOre Hours9-6 Mon. thru Sat.; 12-6 Sunday . 1 . . I For All Your .P rlndq Needa 4 Complete Line ei-Omee Supplle. I Mldclepoel, {)h. 45760 ...... .,. Ob. 45769 PH. 992-3345 · tnresnrr ..._ 992-5020 992-3748 • THE QUALITY· PRINT .SHOP. KING BUILDERS SUPPLY INC. LUMBER - Bw.DING MATERIALS I RADIO SHACK .' . ' ACE HARDWARE 407 Pearl St. Mldolt.port,OH. 106 N. 20MI Avr. CLASS 21. WELDING 2la. Welding A Exhibit the lollowlllg: (1) Bull Weld; (2) Fillet Weld; (3) Lap Weld; (4) Foot Scraper 21b. Weldin& B Exhibit the following: {1) Welder's po~itlonlng clamp; (2) Christmas tree otand; or any other article made In the projecl. CLASS 22. COMMUNICATION , . All photography projects wUI be evaluated on !be following Items: (AI story-telling ability, (B) photographic quatty, (C) captions. 22a. Adventures With Your Camera Indlvlaual prints shall be mounted at the discretion of the exhibitor. II exhibit II a "picture story", It shall consist of at least 3 and not more than 5 prints mounted on a poster board. 22b. ChallenRes In Phot0111raohv · Exhibit one print mounted at dlsc~etlon oil he exhibitor: Or, II exhibit Js a "picture story" It shall ronslst of at least 3 and not more than 5 prints mounted on a poster bqard. Or,ll entry Is , a "news story", the original photo and publllhed article shall be mounted on a poster board. 22c. Exploring Photography · ' Exhibit onP print. Developing and printing not done by the exhibitor. Print shall be moun)«! at discretion of exhibitor. Or,11 entry II a "picture story",lt shall ronsllt of at leell3 and not more than 5 prints mounted on a poster board. Or,lfentry II a"'plcturestory" ,It shall ronslat of original pboto and publllhed article mounted on po1ter board. 22d. Mutortna Photography Exhibit one print, mounted at dllcretlon ofexblbltor. Developing and/ or prtntlng may hive been done by exhibitor. Or, II entry II an enlargement, Pxhlblt ollall CODIIat of ortalnal print and enlar1ement mounted on one poster board. Or,lf entry Ia a "picture ~tory" ,It shall con· \ ollt of at leut 3 and aot more than 5 prlnll ,_.ted on a poster board. Or,l! eatry II a "news story", exhibit •hill coftlill of original photo and publlllled artldemouated on post.,. boar<\. 22e. Advanced Photography tEiblblton may have clone their own dPveloplng and/or prllltlllg, or hlv• completed Photography Clu- a through d. Elblblt one prlllt mouated at dllcretlotl of Plllllblt .... Or, II en· try Is a "picture otory" or 1 "docunMDtaty"lt ohlll COIIIIat of at leut 3 and not more thin 5 orlnto mounted on a poster bolrd. Or, II entry II a "newutor:v''. tbeorlldnal obotoand.PIIbllohed artiCle shill be mounted on a poater board. Or, U eatry llanealargement, exhibit shall ronsllt of original !>rlllt aaol enlargemeat mounted on 1 poster board. Slide otorles shill be exlllblted In Kodak carouoel tray unleu exhibitor provldeo projector. 22!. WriUJII and Reportlnl lor THai . Complete at leoot 5 aulgnment u llated In theprojPCt book, lllcludlllaualgnment number 10 scraPbook. 221f. Creative Writing , · To romplete tbe CreeliVe Writing project you mialloabmlt ..,e lteni 11111 leul..,~ctus. You may enter 11 many u 5 clauel, but each Item mut be dllfereat. The clU- are u follows: 1. Rllymed Poetry 2. Free Style Poolry 3. c.... ttve Wrttlng~.'::;:!:::um of5GII wordl) 4. Flclloa Wrltbll'i m of 2,000 wordl) 5. NoD-Fiction 4-R story - Story must .tie true and 4-H related. (Maximum of UIO wordll' HOME ·CENTER , ~--------------------------------·---· · ~--~----~----------------~--~------~----~' · On Route 338 2011. Workllll With Wood aa4 Tooll ...: Senior - Unit I ' . tExhlbltonlllall be nnt vear enrollee In Woodworking and have puled their 14th birthday ' . .. ~ Jlllliary 1, of !be current year. 20c. Leamlq aad BuUdlpaiWonder!ill World nf WMII - .lunlnr- Unit n . . . 1y (Exblbltonshalllllll haW puled their 14111 blr1bdq aoof January 1 oUbeCUI'I'eltyear and current · etii'O\Ied In IICGIId yearW~ project.~ . . . 20d. Leamtn11 and Bullcllql\fanderful World of Wood - Senior - U~lt II (Exldbltlrl wbo have palled tbelr 14tb blr1bdq uof January 1, ott)ll!cumntyear and have only been enrolled ID·Woodwaldfta lor me year preoloul.) 20e. Building Blal!er Tblnjp - Unit Ill , 201. S.l! Determined (Advanced Woodworldag Projects) ., POMEROY & M~SON BOWLING CENTERS Middleport. Ohio · a . COMPLIMENTS OF THE VIlLAGE PHARMACY Exblblt activity lbeettlrom the project book; allo a pj)lter ohowlna a pbale pi automptlve u!ety and care. Ub. Mol ...!')'cle · · Prepare an exblbll or )lOiter deocrtNna a learning experience In the project. CLASS15. BICYCLE 15a. I Your Bike and You An exhibit lbowiq one pbue or ·blcycle oalety or aperatlon. 15b. II Malntallllftl Your Bicycle An exldblt lllowlng bicycle malateunce 15c. Ill Enlartdaa Your Cvcllnlt World An exhibit J)lowiJw...., phloe of cuatomlzlng, operotlon, or bicycling. CLASS lti. ELECTRICiTY . · )6a. Exploring the World of El«trlclty F.:xhlblt to lneludf on< hem !rom the Electrtclly I Projecl, or oubltltuted equivalent. lllb. Electrlclly'a Slleat Partner - Magnetllm . Exhibit to Include OIIPIIem from Electricity II Project, or aubltltute equivalent. 16c. Workln1 Wilh Electrldty Exhibit to Include one Item from Electricity Ill Project, or subotllutecl equivalent. . 16d. Elec!rlclly For Family Llvlllg Exhibit to Include one Item !rom the ElectriCity lor the Ho!Yie project book or substituted equivalent. · . 16e. Behind the Switch . · Exhlblto are suggeoted In your project book. 161. Electric Walf1!' Sy~IPms Exhibits are ouaeoted In your project book. 161f, Inlroductton to World or Electronics . Prepare an exhibit or J)OIIer det!crlblng a learning experl""ce In the prolf!!t. CLASS 17. ROPE 17a. Rope Exhibit article or.. rtlcles made, or 10 knots. spllceo, or bitches on a board. CLASS 11. SMALL MOTORS lla. Snowmobiling Exblblt real!lrtlllellll u otated In vGJr D1'01ect book. 18b. ~awn and Garden Power Eq!JIJ!l11ent Make an uldblt an one 1ectlon oltbe project. 18c. SIMII EnalftPII Uoe one of the exblbltlllllllftled In project book. 18d. SmaU Eqlftelll ' Exblblt a dllplay of any pbaae of work done In the project. CLASS 19. TRACTOR 19a. Tractor Corll!lcatlon Program · · · Completion of thltprolect wUIIII!'baoed on the pasolng of the tractor certification teot. 19b. C'.ettlna Acq•ltlled Willi Your Tractor · Exblblt an fducattoul poater. • · , lte. Auurlng Sale Elflcll!ll Oflllratlon · ,Exblblt an lducatlonal palter. tid. Improving Your !Will , Exhibit an educatloul poater. , 19e. MaclltaerY Care and Exhibit an edutatlonal er. CLASS 20. WOODWORKIN Exblbltcnlllall dllplay ane artlde from tllelr proJPCt book or an artiCle roqulrtnl the·ume oldII• u coetallled Ill tlleprafect bocllla. Artlda wblcb areexblblted and not meeting tbe aforementioned requn.-to aball be llldled ..., are Ineligible lor clu1 plactna or award. 20a. Worldlla Wttb Wood Tools - J ...lor- Ualt I · (E•I 2 llaol IMII IIIII have .-1 illltr Hill lilrtlldly 11 ~ "-'Y 1, of tbe t'IU'I'flll year. 12d. Fumlture and Woodworldna Recycling PartiCipant• need tobrlna tbe Item or parts of ih•llem they re-entPrallntouHiulni!U In on• of these three cat..orleo: t · a . R<'Stored antlqueo; b. Flnllhed Fumlture or Woodwork; c. Upbolotered Fumlture; as well as their project rerorda to lbow their accomplllhments.' 12e. Your Flnt RomP Away from H.ome .l'artlctpants need to bring tbelr project recorda and an exhibit (lternA<oelected or madPfor their ftnt home, recorda, pictures, etc.) shoWing how they'veusedthekn-ledge,ldeu, and · principles related to houalng, lumlshlngs, management, and equipment In plannlill th,e lr first homt! away !rom home. ' 271 N. Seeond Ave. CLo\1111 U : AUTO 148. w-.. 111 . Meall lor Easy Uvlng Exhibit tbelollowlna: ~day'omeauo (3-llpl~••nacb,lldollrldH one prepared food Included Ill the menu• (famiiY·IIU """log) . Tbll food can be prepar,-1 !rom Ill)' recipe. nk . OutdoOI· Coollery n · · Exhibit thP !ollowlnjl: One,day'• m011u1 1! fliNII Dlus •••cu. II dollrecl 1; 011epreparld food lacluded In tbe menus il~"'llY·IIU oerv111111. Tbfa food can II<! prepared from any rectpe. lll THns Entertain · · Exblbit '"'loll-Ing: One day' amenu• (! meotolllu• oaacu,l! dollredt; cllleprepared food Included In the meeus (lamlly·IIU servlqt. Tlila food can be prepared from any rectpP. 11m Preserve and S.rve I - Fruit · . Exhibit tbe fQllowlq: 1. One day' I meauo (tllree l'!leolll; 2. Contalll.n of two dllffl'l'lll · .klndl of caueder fr-n fnllll which have been prtaerved uolqOido Slate Uatventty Cooperative Extension Service approved m.-lloda. Bolh fruit• should be lllduded Ill the day' I menus. ( Not• that IGmal- are CM~klerld to be a fruit. 1 . Jln . Pr.,..,rve and Serv• D - Veptablea Exhibit thelollowlllg: 1. Olleday'o meuo (threemeoll) ; 2. Contalllono!twodllferentldndl . of CanDee! or fi'Qit!ll waetablea wblcb haYP been preaerved ullna Ohlo&ate Unlverolty Cooperative Exteuloa S.rvlce 8JIPI'OVed metbodl. Bolh Vetetablel obould be InCluded Ia the day's menus. (NotP thlt !omat- ARE NOT considered to be a V"'lelable. llo . Foods With An Internatlollal Flavor · • Exhibit lbe lollowlllg: One day' I mlftUI (!mea II pluunacb, If ~Ired); OIIP prepared food Included In the menu (family· sized oevllltl). Thll food can be prepared l~om any recipe, Up . Fit It AU Togetber II · Exhibit the following! One day's menus (3 meals ptuuaaclc4 I, II dfllred; on~ prepared food Included In the nu!nuo (family-sized -.11111). This lo,od can be prepared !rom any reciper llq . Ea Cookery . . • Exhibit the following: One day's menu• (3 meals pluunacb) ,lhleolred; one prepared food Included In tbe men111 (lamlly·llzed II!I'VIngt : Thls food can be prepared !rom any recipe. CLAss 12. HOUSING AND FURNISHINGS . 12a. Adventures In Home J,lvtng Partldpaato need to bring an Item constructed In tbp proJect accordllla to the requirement• listed Ill the project book, vtauall to allow how lbPitem beff:' make more p i = •and (.recti· .catlMIIII 1paces Ill tbe borne, and their proJect recordl o ollow tlu!IJo ac bmeato. l2b. Destgnlnc IatPrlon · Partldpanto need to bring vllualo (an nblblt of 1111111 tram tbe projPCt, plctlll'lll, etc. l alld tbelr proJPCt recordl to ohow their proJect accompllabmeata accordbla'totberequtrement• In the DJ'Oiect boQk. 12c. Designing Outdoor Llvtna Spaces Partldpanta need to bring vlluals (a display olllel!'l ronstructed lor tbelr CNidoor llvlllg space, plcturea,IDuotratloll boarda, or other vlluall toobow tbenaultooUbelrworkdoneac· rordlnll to the requlrern011t alld ouaeotlons In lhP project book) and their proJect recordl • ••• Pht•r 99J IllS ' & • J. .. _. ' • l o • " ' •• t:~, f'!' ... 't-"11 ••- ~ .. ...... 'lll , . .. . . i,_, •• •' ' �PAGE TWELVE 23g. Streams All entries are to won 8%xll paper, enclosed In a paper or plutlc cov« wltb tile entrant's ctaaa name and COIInty on tbe covet' and lui aame on every p.~~e. Entries are to be cloubl.,.apaced. typed or neetly printed. · All entries wll' be evaluated 011 tbe tollowllll ttemo: (1) Tltlt~; (2) Appal; (3) Story-Teutng Impact; (f) Creativity; (5) Transition. Decide wbat waa the moet inlportaDt tblng you teamed Ia the prefect. Collect your meaaur.,. 22h. Creative Arts · .. · 4 and 1c1 AU categories will consist of "Elements of Desten ; for f ·H membet's aae I o er. "Prlnclplesof Design" will also be Included. The project evaluation sbeellnclucl<:d with the project will be "uoed In the evaluation. hi Fiber -ProJects such ai weaving, needlework, latchook, knitting, quUtlng, string art, etc. h2·. Leather- ProJects such as tooling, carving, accessories or garments-of leather,llhaplng,_j.,. kl d 1 Dowers lr welry, lac1111. etc· h.l Nature - Projects such as rornhusk Items, baskets, candles, soap rna ng, ry ng herbo, wreaths, seed collages, etc. . M Paper - Projects such as posters, origami, paper mach~. decoupaae, quUitng~ collll(es, etc. hS: Wood and Plaatk: - Projects such as collages, sculpture. whittling, rellefJ, jewelry etc .. b6 Metal and Glass- Projects such as stained glass, jewelry, etchiJII, wire art, naU scutpt ~~· ephtc. l h7: Chalk, earbon and Pigment - Projects such u block printing, painting, sketching, ca ... a Y, U deco I tole palntl111f, stenciling, rubbing, etc. h8. Clay and Dough .:.. Projects .such as poll~!fY, sUp casting, sculpture, ornaments, wa ra·, 0 tlons, ceramics. Ette. ,. CLASS23. CONSERVATION 2Ja. Let 's Explore The Outdoors I Exhibit one of tbe suggested fair exhibits on page 20 of the project book. 23b. Let's Explore the Outdoors II · Exhibit a teet collection wltb leaves Identified, and twigs from several trees Identified and soli profile Identified. ?:If-. ExolorlnR Our Forests · Exhibit a scraP.book of dttterent leaves, twigs, small plants collected and ldentlfted. 23d. Tree Planting · . Identify species of trees planted, make map otforest area showing locations of planting In r.,. . terence to rest or farm plus how many were planted, date of planting, and survival rate. 2Jo. Windbreaks · Exhibit a plcure of your windbreak, plus a display representing the learning experience. 231. Water and You · Prepare an exhibit or poster concerning one of the topics In tbe project book. Support Your Fair MODERN CHEMICALS Pomeroy, Ohio 100 Kerr Street Dick Seyler-Owner ELECT HOWARD ,E. ~ ··~ menta, ~. fllld1JoC8 and deacrlptlona ullq a map, chart or potellook. 23h. Oblo 81raa 1 Exblblt bird~ and educatlon~l pooler. 231. Muaknt TrapPing Exblblt eclucatloilal ...,.ter aDd metl)odl of al!ltlng trapa. 23j. Fishing tor tbe.Jietllllller · Exhibit ahow(JIIII<lllle type of fish life cycle and tbe rtsh oqutpment uaed abould be brought to ·Interview. . 1 23k. Fishing lor the lntermedl•te Exhibit sbowlng tilt flab atructure, habit and babltata of fish In relatlonlhlp to conservation and ttshtna oqulpment uaed lhould be brought to Interview. 231. Aquatic Sclea.,. • Exhibit ldven on pace 3 of project book • 23m. Safety \Vtth Guns Exhibit ,.. poster allowing parta nf tbe gun and five nfety rules teemed. 23n. Archery . • Exblblt ,.. pooler allowing aomethln& you have learned In tbe project. CLASS 24. ENTOMOLOGY 241. Baalc Beekee!IIDI · • Prepare an exhibit ,.. ...,.ter describing a l.. rnlag experience In the project, 24b. A""anced lleekl!eplng · · Exhibit lhe bee oqutpment used with an educatlo~al pcjter explaining bow theoqulpment II used. · · · · 24c. Exploring Our Insect World I lit year- Exhibit 25 or more adult Insecta properly lal!eled and mOI!IIIed In at least r. .e dlf· ferent orden. 2nd year - Exblblt 100 ,.. more adult Insecta prop«ly labeled. _ . 24d. Exploring Our 1111«1 World n . Exhibit 5 beneficial or barmtulluecta throullh their Ufeeycle. Preserv.e allatages of devel· opment Allo eXIUblt 5 or more mature forma of ten Insects representing five or moreordera; or any otber suaeoted learning exp«len.,.. · 241. Insect Rearing ' Exhibit an educational ...,.ter and notebook telling ollie's wbat you have done. nBLD AND OA&Dii:H caors CLASS 25. EXPLORING '111E WORLD OF PLANTS AND SOILS 25a. Unit 1 - Genet"al Exhibit any one of tile exercises ldven In the project book. 25b. Unit II - A Plant Reproduction · Exhibit any one of tbe exercises given In the project book. 25c. Unit II - 8 Solis " Exhibit any one of '"*exercises given In the project book. 25d. Unit II - C Plant Growth Factors , Exblblt any one or tbe exercises given In the project book and a poster. 25e. Unit II - D Plant Characteristics . · Exhibit any one of tile exercises ldven In the project book. 251. Unit II - E Growing and Using Plants Exhibit any one or the exerclsea given In the projett book and a poster. CLASS 27. COMMODITY MARKETING . 27a. Commodity Marlleilng · · Exhibit an educatloDal display showing what you have learned In this project CLASS 28. FIELD CROPS . 28a. Field Crop I Exhibit to coutst of one peck or t~r.,;, atalb. . Member of ·. AI Conard - Owner PH. (304) 773-5710 (Call Collect) 30b. Tbe s.cond Year VIneyard , Exhibit a scale model of a .trellll and •• educational post«. 30c. Maftlllng the Producllljl Vtaoyard txblblt a dllplay of tooll and aupplles uled to prune, tie, and maintain a grepevtnoyard OR exhibit how IGIIteattna and foliar analyall may be uled to tncreaae grape ytelda. 30d. Everbeartnr Strawbet'rles • Exhibit to constat Ill one quart of berries OR two growing planta, OR aa educatonal poster. llo. J~ IINrtng StrawbeniH · .. Exhibit to CODI1It ol two JII'OWinll D1anta or an dlcatlollal pool«. CLASS 31. VEGETABLE GAROENfNG , 31a. Mn. 0. Arden' a Gr..,. Scene . Exblblt an educational pool« or any of the vegetables that you han grown. 31b. Vegetable Gardening! Exhibit to coullt of three platea of any three vegetabl .. grown. , 31c. Family Vegllable Garden · . Exhibit to coullt of three plat eo or any three vegetabt .. grown plua a plan of a garden chart abowlq qoiantlty of eecb Vflelallle planted. 31d. !lpecltalty Crepe EDiblt a crtsplay Gl a co...-dal packlae or pool« abowlng total production costa and r.,. turna U the crop bu been barveated. 31e. Tomatoes for Proceaa'Exhlblt a minimum oll6 poundl of tomatoes plua your record book up to date 11 fair ttme. 3U. VIne Crops · Exblblt two nt the project activit* u tilted .., pace 3 of the project book. Officers for 19M are as followa: Brlaa Windon. CIJalrman; ROIIII'I' Gaul, Vll't'-Chalrman: Car· olvn Rllchlr. S.Crotary; Elranor 1.4'0nard. Trea111m. · Gmeral overall Committee made up nt aU4·H chaband FFA membet'a. all parentsand.lladVI· aors, Execullve Committee madP up o1 officers, advlson !rom' rach club or chaptrr, and onr addl· · ttonal desl11nated person from rach club or chaptrr. SaiP order lor 19M will be bogs, slf'era and !ambo. RlJLES · . ). No outolders OF profos•!Onala a~ allowed to asallt In tht'III'OOftllftiP( ofthrmarkPi animals al thP fair (thts tncludPI show and saiP). · 2. Thr char11P of OPlllnR.Junlor Fair Animals will be Ill• cost of the pictures plus thr pro ratt' sharP of thr cost of otiK'r PXpenlt'S based on groaa dollar ules. Thll will be deducted from fair prP. mturlll to be paid earll mrmber. Ia ntw tltPdutJ111P llltiPort- tiiPpi!PIIIIumadueanyml'lllber. thr bolaiiCf' Is a a obllptloll to be paid by tiiP-ber. CDslllllllllllepald by0ctober31, JtiN, to!K> el)glbiP to It'll the tollowlnll year: Grand elld Rftforve Champions mUll pay bannf'l' costa. Phone 99'2.6661 or992-3007 Champloola and Resa:v• Cbaniptou muat It'll. · t . All markrtanlmala m..,t bewt'llbed on Tueaday, AIII(UII 14, starting at lO:OO.a .m . at the fair. ~- All reaaiP animals will be sold at tbe end of tbe eattre aaiP, not at tla. elld of tbelr IPf'C'Ies. . 6. Offtcora of the SaiP Committee will decide any questlonl roncornlng any of the marl!rt apecleo tbat are 101 covrred by rutH irl tbe SaiP Commlltee printed In thr fair book. All declsloM madt' by the Sate Comrillttee ofllet>rs are 1111!11. . 7. Any markPt animal not taken In a specially club maybe spot r.hecked by anotJicerofthrSalt' Commlttf't'. . 8. All parllclpatlftli mt'mbera must· fill out an anlmalldentlftcatloD card which ahallbt> file<! at · lhP County A11on1's Office on wPIJiih·ln datP. · . 9. All marllet projPCI animals must IK' shOwn at tbe county lair In ordertooomplt'IP thryear's project. · 10. No marllrt animal can be replaced after the respective wel«h·ln of that ..,teo. 11. Pkturt' money must be paid at Wt'lllh·ln. 12. Proper number of market animals mull be weighed In to oorres...,.. wltll tbeproject tak .... 13. Order ofSaiP: The jud~t' shall detrrml~~enlt'order, baaedonqualttyandronformatton. Tile first sellln« animal shall be the Grand Champion and the ll'COnd lball be lh!tt'rve Champion of the ahow for steers. Lambo and bogs will be·Grand Champion aln1le, Grand Champion pair, Reservt' Champion sln~le, RNH'rv~ Champion pair, followed by thP rest of tbe alngles and then tbp pairs. p.,.,.._r Fat1Rf'I'S Ban~ lr Savlftllll Co. Racln~ Homo National Bank Sy..,..usc l.a·Sallt'·PaulfY Brolh~rs C~ntral Tru•t Company Ewln«'• Fullt'nl Hom~ , Bank 0111' of Pomrroy VlllaJW Pharmecy . -r Experiene'ed •• Deputy Coroner. of Meip County for I 0 Yean Compim..... or DRS. Z. B. and M. P. DAYO, JR., M. D. and-STAn' l.a;o.oo 1.:1.~7 .00 2,277.10 I. 211.1.911 1.21".0& ' 1.1~1.311 1,1:1.~ . ~ I.Of;t.111 1.1127.40 9115.60 900.111 1127.ti.'l !lfli.!'!O 72~ . !'!0 2 3:1.1.90 I I I I I I I I I I 1 I ftl.flfl 370.50 M.~ .fiO 32!1 . 1~ 312.20 310.50 21".50 1!1!1.20 184.1Wl 181 .50 176.011 174.40 1711.20 1111.011 lti6.2!1 Apple Grove, Oldo Ohio. EAT IN OJ TAD our OVER 100 YEARS IN POMEROY POMEROY PHONE 99~!-201491 -THE STORE OF QUAUTY-- "KERM'S KORNER" Slnee 1172 Ill I 4 •u• •' cdc• · NEWElL'S SUNOCO SERVICE a AB80'IT . Pomeroy, Ohio ' 1.7!i&.OO ~11 . 20 4114.00 .30.00 MAX'S INC. Ph. 992-3333 F. A A. SUNSHINE -t Paid for by the Candidate, John H. Ridgway 1.1127 . 4.~ 646.50 !!64.7~ :148.1Wl KJ.D11 MldJi op u'l, OH. ' 2 I I I 1 I I 2 2 1 2 I 2 I I "The World'• Finet& Food AMAHA I.IMIDIX .... Ph. 992-5321 Phene "Ntft ~nt, Ohio - .· a =Grove, ' Shoe. For The F.mly 306 r"--h 2nd Aveaue ,_, M""depDit, Ohio 45760 Meigs County .Coroner 2.40.1.1'1 AOOBBGATB PlANT . N. S.rond Aw.. For 2 -~~~~~ Jackson Production Credit. Asaoclatlon Ohio University Inn Landmark Athena UiS Stores Dale Hill Ford Contracttnr Servtrt', Inc. Bops Sales .. Servlrio Co1to's Solllo - C'ot'Orlle Colllu, Co. Trea•. Hl'mlock Plpellnt' Co. lr Bob Camet lr Co. RawllfiJIIS.C.oat1-Biowor Fulll'raiHotiiP Chestt'r AIII'I·Servlce Holzrr Clinic Kf't'baUJiih·a !Utakr Sboppe Phil Roberts. Co. F;~~~tl,_r GltJ Auto Pat1s ClrE Stores. Inc. Twin City MaclriBt' Sbop FE'deral Land Barril RI,RSUsedCan Erwin Family Farma Larry Spencer, Clerk ol Courts Tal MeaO)' DBAVO CORPORA110N Sand and Gravel Home herita8e houeeiLOCKER 21~ ro~ 3,91!.1.10 3.42!1.26 Ne: 'nmes Farm~rs Bank. Riggs Used Cars and Phil Rohert ~ . County F.aRfn~. donated lambs tor thr lamb banqurt. Bous Sales and Serylce and Twin City Machlnp Shop donated their lambo back to be resold with th~ procl'<'ds I!OinR: to the Bulldlnl! Fund. , Our thaoka to Kn Grover tor taldllflf pictures and to Production Credit Aaaocle.tlon forcierklnll the •ales. . Ph. 992-5141 "*'••- 4 .4114 .~ ~ - Ucellsed Fnrll onctors ..... 4 I Jaymar Coal Co. V~torana Menlorlal Hospital Tt1·County Moat Packln~ lr Prot'f'UIDII I Sout~..t~m F.qulpm<'llt I Diamond StoiK' Quar,ry I Fa......,y~r J.umher I Su~ar Run Mill I Fr-uth Pharm ...y 2 Racine Homo Nallottal Bank 4 Slm1111111• Okkmobllo· Cadllla~ · Chevrol~t. Inc. 2 Ha,.•k '• AmllltJ('O I ..... (loo) ·S in.- 'JFI m- Ct •ttl Air Cat II' I llalm 0.0.... Ytl $7,1~1.111 F.lherf~lds K-Swt• - con_.. - Nllle - Pony - Foot Joy Depoaitor lnaured 10 1100,000 -fc"'0 · - 11<-nedf<:t ' ..... S"•t.h<'r lr Lotto<- Dru11 Stor~ Dext• - Dingo loota - Connie - POll Pllnot Ea~h ......,.._,. · IIU UVEIITOCK PlJRCHAIIES NO. 'nmes. Tetal .......... -o.. ' Democratic Candidate . Raw~Biower Fm~enl Middleport, Ohio .Dr. John ~"· Ridgway Mason, West Virginia 25260 Free Mobile Service Within 80 Mile Radiua CLASS 30. FRUrrs 30a. Eatabllahlng My VIneyard -. ' ' FDIC - RULES FOR •·H n.oWER GARDEN SJiOW 1. 0.. eetry per mllllber; 2. FloMin ill arra111ement have to come from tbe membet''a flower tarden (exe'Pt gr....,. lor boclrlround) . 29a. From Setda to FloWen - G1'11Wiq Beddl111 Plants . Exl!lblt 3 IDecl!IMIU alld 4 llidlarfS of your prden. · 2911. Frnm Seecla to Flowen · Grow-. Anauat Fl-1 Exblblt 3 IDecl,..... and • plclllrel of your prden, ' 29c. From lleedl to Flower!! - Growlq Houae Planta Exblblt OM "apeclmen" plant (lingle plant) and one "Planter" (aeveral pla~t• grown toptber In one contal-). · UVIIII'I'OC& Southern Ohio Division Middleport, Ohio . SHERIFF Rt. 1 ~ .Box 32 CLASI2t. FLOWER GARDENING Jilt llJNIOili'AIIl UVarGCa UU COIIIIIm U: RlJUII COMP~,N.A. ' bet'f. allHp or IWine. unlesa tilt' member has a Champion or ReserveChamptoa markecutmal. All 21c. Fllld Crap~ MvaJIClN Exbllllt to ~Ill Gl- peel~ or threa atalka. THE CEN'I'RAL ~tRUST_ MEIGS COUNTY Point - Mason Auto Glass, Inc. Elddlllt to ~lit Gl •e 11«11 ilr tllree atalka. Exhibit an educational poater 23o. Exploring Oblo Plllllb . Prepare ao exblblt ,.. ...,.ter descrlbln& a learning experlen.,.ln the project. FRANK Paid for by Howard E. Frank, Tre••· RFD 3, Raeine, Ohio 45771 • a. Membet'a al1' limited to 11'1111111 otie proJect tllroup tilt' aatr tbrotllth 1tll5. Oae project meens • · field Crop n ... STA'n RT. 7 AAA Semee - Piek:-Up and Delivery 'l'IN8 llld •attertee Phone(614)985-S350 CHESTER, OHIO BAUM LUMBER COMPANY ' MIDDLEPORT DEPAR'IMENT STORE "CIOalting For 7lte Entire Family" Pbone IIU148 . Tnle Value llardware S&ore ~ TRU.TEST PAINTS • Wheel ...... La- ..... Ga tk• Tndan f..U 'l'realed Deek 8lld Pctllo Luniber- r - lloll'll hw·*'lon PHONE 985-UOl CliESTDl, OIUO • �PAGE J'lrildliN. I I UVII8I'OCI( CLASS J2. BEEF SHOWMANSHIP - Eac~ pt'I"IOft l!lll.rlng aa animal In Classll wUI autOIIIIIIIra lly lx' <'111<'1"\'d lor showmanship. All junior Fair t'Xblbltan must he rNdy lor sllowmanablpaU:OO , a. m . TIK'y· should walt until thPir class Is called lll>lo..., coming to thto show....,.. ~" 1)11111!11(' o( sta r ting with showmanship Is so both thto t'Xhlbltor and antmall will he lr8h and clt'ln. Gradlllllol IlK' showmanship ctasa shall he ba!lfd 50 Pl'fC('nt -on tilt' t'Xhlbltor.and how wf'lllte hand)" his animals and 50 p('rCl'ftl shall he on thto condition olthto animal as to ciNnllnt'Ss,(lroomiR(I, aDd physical rondltlon. Thto quality ol thto animal shall not he ronsldt'rro In this class. J2a . Old Pro- Thole that haw <'Xhlbltfd 4 Yt"ars or IIIOI"C. · J2b. F.xllf'rk>ncfd Showman - 3rd and 4th yf.ar •xhlbltors. · 32c. Y9rllng !lhowman .- Thole that art> nhlbltl_nglor th• S«<nd tlmt>. J2d. Novlrc Showman - Tho.., cxhlbltlng animals lor IlK' lh·st tlmt'._ CLASS 3: HEREFORD. ANGUS, CHAROLAIS, SHORTHORN a, CRI'SSBRl:ED lla. Call .. Jaauary 1, 1984 to April 20. 19M. :!.'lb. S..nlo callho St>pt. 1. 19113 to ~mb..- 31, 1983. :l.'lr. Sum lng born Ma~· 1. 1!1113 to Au(IUsl 31, lttl.'l. Jld. Junior y(' 1111 born Jan. 1. 1!1113 to APril ;JI, 1!83. llt'. S..ntor )ftrliJI« bom St'pt, 1. 1!182 to ~mb..- 31. 1!182. 3.11. 2 Vt'ar old htolf~r lvlrn Ma\· \. 1!182 to AuR. 31. 1!182. 33(1. Cow bo.. prier to MaY 1. 1!1112 3Jh. Bull call und..- six months. . 111. Bull call ovt'r six months and undt'r """ y•ar. JJj . Ft'fdt>r Call P!Oductlon and Markl'tlng :1.1k. Sp('rlal St""r Class- etas..,. lor st('('fs wlllhedett'rmlnro all•rwl'lah-ln by dtvldllllllht'sl.,.,.s up In equal numbt'rs up to a maximum oliO st""" p('r class. Allsl.,.,.s undt>r IIIlO pounds wiD helD onE' class. Thto Buckeye Poll-t>tlt>a will award a plaque to the j~ntor exhibitor showiii(I"Tht> Bt>St R"'llstcred Pollf<l Hl'mord Heller". The exhibitor must he undt'r 20 years of age and the hf'ller reeonlfd In the t'Xhlbltor's name/ farm or family name. · liM STU& FIEIUIING atJLII:IJ - ._. CLVa AND l"FA 1. Any m<'mlll>r ol a Mel(ls County 4-H Club or an FF1\ Chapter, who psufd Ills 9th birthday on Jaauary 1. 1984, and not havt' passed~ nlaelftllth birthday 011 January 1,19114, Is eUpble topsrtlclpatl' In the st.,.,.lefdlng pi"OIIfam II they abldoo by bolh the Junior Fair Board's r('(llllatlons and tht' Steer Feeding Pro(lram's rules. Out-of-county mt'mbft's will he ronalderfd by the Couaty Committee belort> 111>11111 accepted. • 2. Project calvl'S must he ~ectf<l from purt>bred or crossbred stork. No dairy or dairy crOIS('IwUI he p('rmltted. J . Calvt'S must be dropped after January 1, 19113. 4. Catv~>~ must he castratfd prior to thto start ol the project. (Entry will he dlsqualltlfd II not rastratfd prior to January 7, 1984). It Is lh~ memb..-'s and parents' responsibility that castration Is completed. 5. All project animals must either he polled or ck-hor,nfd and weanfd befo..., weigh-In date. 6. A committee will dt>termlae II rules 2 to 5 have been compiled with at wt!lgh-ln limP. 7. Suggl'Stfd minimum starllllll weight lor st.,.,.sls 450 pounds. In order to be eligible lor Individual sale at lair time. steers must wetah IIIlO oounds or hPttPr. 8. A stet'r must gain 300 pounds to he eligible to sell. 9 . F:ach memher Is llmltfd to Oft(' (1) steer (either FFA ~r 4-H, but not hot h) lor the steei'leedlng pro- gram. 10. All projects must be both halter broken and prop~>rly lltlfd lor the show and sale. 11 . Rate olgaln steer class: A. All ste<>r f....,lnv nmt""t anlm•ls must be WP,IRhro on Saturdav. Januarv 7, 1984-lrom 9 a . m. to 12:00 noon at the Me!tfs County Falr(lfounds under tbesupentston oltheCommlttee, thP rountv anJrultural a.wnt. and the vo-aR ttaac-hf'rt'. B. Weigh-In at the fair will start allO a .m .. Tuesday, August14 . . <:. Stet'rs will be sold on the basts ol Tul'Sday, August 14, 19114 wel(lh-ln wel(lhts. MODERN SUPPLY "STUFF" For Pets - SW'Ias large Animals - Lawn - G.-den 1 Purine Chows and Health Products 399 W. Main St. Phone 992-2164 ' Pomeroy, Oh. ACME r=STERN BOOTS TROPicAL FISH ;. Open Mon. thru Thura. 8 tO 6; Fri. 8-8; ... 8-6 . t. Rate ofG ain - WP!tlhlntlor the rat~ of 11fn wiD he Mayte at the 1llow rllll on thelairlfound from 1:00 a .m. to lO:»a.m. All pain mustlll>desl(lnated at Wf'illl-tn alld areaot t'llalbltlor ratul 12. All allMAis mallllllllhto • pound Dllatmum will lie rilalble to heoold. 'l'lloH aot "iiiildlll! .0 pounds may 111e sold by prtvatP lrt>~ty or takea heme. 13. All exceptions to anv bY-law must bf.onlv oathea-al ol the officers ol IM Sal• Commltl""· 14. Any lllf'mllel' may he dlaquallllfd at any time for vlolatlnt rulft or mllcollduct. .TbeA-rlcan PolledAuoclatloa, Kanaaa City, Mluoltrt 1~lllaward~~Pftial piaque loth. .•· htbitor of the heat ....Pt..-f<l polled ._.,...., shown In tile juator ...,., Tht> ftlllbllai'IIIQI be ulldfr 21 YNrs ol .... ttw animal must he,.,.._,"'" In tht> Americaa Polt.dllet eliml Auaelatlollalld ..,. corded Ia tht> ownenlllp ol thto Juaklr. · The AM«Icaa PoliN H....,onl Asaoclatoa, Ka- City, Mla-,u~ will award a p ..... to the exhibitor of a """"' llert>lord •'-If he II Judpd Grat~d CllamplolloiiMia~lllly ajualor •1111« 21 ·y ears ol ap. 'l'lle Auoclatloa .....,.~reo unl~ ~that tile aiM II naturall)' liO'Ied. R.MIN. a.ar --.u!IIIIP 3M. Old Pro - Have exhibited IIICift than thrH )'Mft. 34b. Se<oad ... tlllrd )ftr ~xldblten. 34c. Novb - 1at YNr ~xhlblton · 34d. Grud ChamploolSIIow_. (brlflll the cbmplon ol HCII ol tile a~ claaHI back to clloole Gr... Challljllo, ollowJnan). . 34e. Rflft'Ve Champloot Showmaa lilriDa the runner·up to·thto Graad Champion beck to rompst~ wit- tile otb..- two cumploiiJ. l CLASS 35. CORRlEDALE SHEEP · & . Ewe, sprt., lamb - Bon! .,..._Jan. l.liN aad May l , 1911t. 3:!b. Raan. aprt., lamb- Born bet- Jan. 11984 and May l, 19111. 35c. YNI'IIJIIewe (1 year aDd IInder two yNrs). 35cl. Yearn., ram (1 )ftr aDd und..- two yearsl. & . Ewe, over two fNrs. 3111. Ram, ...,.._tereq1 over two years. 35tl. Pair ol ""' lam,., 3511. Pair ol yearllq .,...., '"'· Pair ol lied """"' . .35J. Flock Claaa- To constat of~ ram, any a(l('; 1.-.. t ••••• 3. Sale Onler- tal Sale on!« will he aet up 11y tile Judfr. (bl oal)' Iambe lfadl"'llluewm lie sold In tbfo rtn1: (rllambe (lfadiiiiJ red or while can lie IOid by !II'IYatet...,.tyat tbelarm; (dl.noper- · son may sell more thaa two llnllt Iambe; 1131 t'lllrt.. ,..om psln may not lie sold or shown u sbtl!l~ Iambe. \ 4. La milo In mat'kttlamb projects cannot he shown In twefdln1 t'lasiiH. ~- Marlletlamba CIJUIOI have wt!l blankflo, or hall~ on wht>n w!'lllifd bt at lair time. 6. All markPllambe muill ·lll' abNrfd the third lull W('('k ol July and muotheverlnf<l by Saturday of that w.,.,k, . 7. Entries lor brt>fdlnl rliiiiH muot he dflermlnl"' by July l at. n-. CLASS to. SWINE SHOWMANSHIP 401. Old Pro - Hav~ ~xhlbllfd more than thr"" YNrs. 4011. s.rond and third nhlblto... 40c. Novlfto - 111 yNr ~xhlbllors . 300 MAIN STREET ' . POMEROY, OHIO 37~. Ew. 0\'1!1" two years. 37d. Pair ol ewe Iambe. 37e. Pair ol yearling ewes. 371. Pair or a(lfd l'Wel. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANY P. J. Paul~y, A1en1-Phone 992-231'8 804 W. Main Sa. CLASS~. MARKET LAMBS 1 39a. Mark~ Iambe uacler 115 pounds - eweJ, wethers, and palra. 39b. S11111e marllet lamb- ewe, 85-!1!1 pounds. 39c. Sl111le market lamb- ewe, 100 pounds and over. 39d. Slllllle market lamb - Wt'ther, 85-11 pounds. 39e. Sl111le market lamb- Wt'lher, 100 pounds and over 391. }'air ol market Iambe 39g. Futurity Class'- Market lamb (""'or wether) . Must he bred and ralsl!ll by oxhlbllor. Must · carry brefdiiiiJ sheep project and exhibit at the lair. · 1. 1n order to he ellilble lor the sail': aaaravu:s · . (a) Each lamb 1111111 wel(lh a ln on Tuesday, AU(IUsl It; (b) Iambe must he home aDd to May w•lgh-ln. DAIIlY CAm.& CLASS 43. DAIRY SHOWMANSlUP Eadl ponoa aterllltllll H throqlla will he automatically ent.-edlor shoWmanship. No bulla may he exhibited Ill tile Jlllltor Sllow. All JIIIIIDr Fair exlllbltan - h e radylor tlhowIIIIMblp at 9:00a.m.~:: Uldll their e1au llealledbeforec:omlllltothesboW ara. The . purpotl! ot start(IIIJ wit~ a llao batlt allllllter 111111 ulnW wW be lreolt aDCideall- Gra4latr of the sboWm. .hlp claaa allalllll> bued 50 JIB'CIIII•IIII! exhibit ... and boW '"'" he handleo ~ animal. and Ill Dei'C!IIII ahaII ~,. lllec:oltdltla.oftlleulmalu todattlbtels, llfOCJmln(l, and physical condhlon-. T1W qliatlty oltllc attlmala shall noiiii'COIIalderfd In this class. All dalrycattl<'born aftn .January 1. 1!184 muot he deboned. ~ t3a. Old Pro t-H ~Thole that uve exhibited 4 yeers or more. ' t3b. Ellperlcncfd Sllowman, f-H - 3rd, tth Yl'lf exblbltOI'L 43c. Yearllncllllowman, t-H -'l'llole tut exhlbltlnl f... the 2nd time. 43d. Novice, 4-lt - Tile¥ exblbltiBI aalmala lor tht> tlrat time. . minimum ollli pounds at wetab- ..-e . ' CLASS M. GUERNSEYS: No bulls may he exhibited Ill the Juator FaJi-. DOLLAR GENERAL STORE 992-9965 POMEROY, OHIO 'AUCTIONEER MARK OF.DISTINCTION ( . .Barber/StyllniJ Salon 271 Union Ave. Racine, Oblo CLASS M. RABBITS - Judll111 will he Tuesday allernoon at 1: 00 p.in. Ea~h exhibitor II required to feed, clean. and water his rabbits dally whUethe antmall areal the lair or he wUI he dtaqualltled. Ma. Old Pro Showman - Exhl&ttbtl3 years or m~. 54b. Year1111 Showman - ExhlblliDI for the 2nd time. 1 !Wc. Novice Sbownian - Exhlblt(IIIJ for "the ftrst time. -. CLASS 115. RAIIBJTS 55a. Rabbit I - Doe or buck, 6 to 8 months ol .,e. 5511. Rabbit II - Doe and litter or two do<!l. 5:M:. Advanced Rabbit-Two does and one buck of tbe same tweed. DAN- SMITH Houn1 Daily 9 A.M.-8 P.M. Sunday I P.M.-6 P.M. 202 E. MAIN ST. CLASS 53. POULTRY SHOWMANSHlP-JudiiiiiJ wUI he TUesday afteraoon 11 1:00 p.m. 531. Old Pro Showman - Exhlbltl1113 years or more. 5311. Y~ar11111 Showman - Exblbltltlllor the 2nd ttnle. 53c. Novice Showman - ExblbltiDI for the first tlnle. CLASS !H. POULTRY MI. t-H Poultry ProdiiCilon I - two pullots ... two cockereb or oae puUot and one cockerol. 5411. f-H Ea Produdton -1bree laylnl hens. . Me. Advanced Poultry PrctdiiCtloll - 1bree laybl& b - plua .....,. record book to bttervlewMd. Cblck Embryclo8Y - Exlltbit display or J*ler pertalnlllll to ..-oJ«t. :IW. Tui'Uys -1wo blrda olf'lther sex. · 541. Ducu aad Geese - Two.femai•Mc. Ptgeoa, Fancy aDd Squaha- Exhibit a mllltmum ol one bird. . Mh. Caee Birds Ill ttw Home- Exhibit at the dllcretlon ol th~ exhibitor. TWIN CITY WElDING & MACHINE SHOP "'·• Ga~e~al Machine Work and Welding · H81iarc- Spray · Welding Supplies '• ·None Too Big or Too Small ' Complete Radiator Service · Portable Welding Service Pomeroy, Ohio (Evenings by Appolntmenl) Phone 949-2033 or 992-7301 Racine, Ohio I Phone 992-3768 17 Cole Street J. D. DRIUJNG COMPANY Pomeroy, OH. JAMES E. DIDDLE • Phone (114) ..,.1111 ASHLAND PEI'ROLEUM CO. Pomeroy, Oh. D~COmnRYR~TA~ Daily Specioll Featuring Our Own Tuty Recipea . Banquet Facilitie. Available HOME N~TIONAL BANK CLASS 52. GOATS 52a. Dairy Kid 52b. Dairy Goat Produ~tton 52c. Meat Goat on their own rat10111 two weeks prior Rulne, o ·hio 45771 P. 0. Box 587 Mt-21515 CLASS.,, DAIRY STEER - Ruleo will he prepared In the local club. CLASS 50. DAIRY VEAL - Rules wiU he preparfd In the local club. CLASS 51. DAIRY FEEDER - Rules will he prepared ID the local chlb.. ea.. CLASS 38. ANY OTHER RECOGN1ZJ;D BREED OF SHEEP (Sub-rlu- same as Class 35) . PHONE 992-6282 All dairy slet'l'&, v~als, a lid foed<ors must lx' dehornfd. 1. All IMin muot heldt>nllll~ on wel(lh-ln dat•. . . '· , · 2. The minimum aad maximum wl'll!hls lor Nch hot! will bo 1111 and 250 pounds rt>tpecl lvt'ty·. 1 ' a. Hot;s not nwtlllll thPw I'\'CIIIIrelllflltl will not III>IOid through th<' oal<' rtn1. 4. II a rate olga Ia lain f'llect, IllY bott wetaiiiDI under 70 pound at wf'l(lh·lh llmc lor lhP rate ol Rain and mt't'lln• the minimum welallt at salt> time or e>lc.-edlllllhPmaxtmum wl'l.ht will heallowro to ...1. Pain ""' ttol ell(lllle for rat~ ol t~~ln. 5. Pairs mull he dellgnatfd by All(IUill. 6. All market s-;ine will bo Wl'lflbed at 10:00 a.m .. Tuesday, A•g~st 14, l!IIW. J CARTER'S PLUMBING & HEATING The Ohio Jersey B....ro..-a A!IIOCiallon wlll..-ovltle a rc»ettelor the Grand Champion Jft'aey Femal~ In tile Metp Couaty Juator Fair. · ., CLASS 3'1. CROSSBRED CLASS 3'1a. SJtrt.. ewe lamb. 37b. Y'eart11111 ewe (1 year and under two years) . 1• CLASS t!i. JERSEYS (aub-cluaa aame as Claaa HI CLASS te. HOLSTEINS (aubdaaaeo aamo u CJua H) CLASS 47. ANY OI'HER RECOGNIZED DAIRY BREED (su~l-- IIJIIe u Claaa HI CLASS 48. MEIGS COVNTY BE'M'ER LIVESTOCK CLUB-REGISTERED-DAIRY ANIMALS u..,....-. Cl.ASS 41. MARKET HOGS - AU. BREED AND SEX 41a. Stn11e marlll'l hot. under 110 pounds. 41b. Pen oltwo market ....... under HO pounds. 41c. Slap marltet hot -over ZIO pounds - tnellldble to sell. 41d. Slnale market boRr pv.r 250 ~- lnPIIIdbte t~ ,sell. 41r. Slnate markl'l hoi( - 1110-21~ pounds . 411. SlDIIe JRifkel hoi( - 216-235 pounds 4la. Sll111~ marktt hoi( - 236-2!10 pounds 41h. ~t. marltet hoi( - Ovft' 250 _ . . 411. Pen"' two marllet ...,.. -nels 41j. Pt>n o1 two market hogs - 216-235 41k. Pen of two market hot!• - 236-250 pounils 411. Pl'll of t•-o market holl- ovft' 2!10 pou•dl aiJLBII FOa IIUKET H008 CLUs 35. SHROPSHIRE SHEEP (Sub-clasaes 11me 11 Class 35) . '*· One entry - membft'. . · Animals must have proof of rt>(llltratton e"""P'In ~•"' ol calves born olllce Ja••~ l, liN' Catveo mialt uve birth certlllrates lllolrlnl rOI!atered sire and dam. .......,. Since 1Nf Bank One uc1 tile Melp County Farm Buft'lu l.aDdrnarll bavo ..-ovlded roaetteo, and cub prlul for tile Mt!lp County Better Llvetock Club. . ue.m pounf years or ovt'r; lew~. 1 year and uDder 2. Ha. Junior Hl'llft' Calf. bora altf't Nov. 11. 11113 and ov.r 4 months ol age. Hb. Senior &~~..-Call, bora after AU(I31, 1983 and befo.... Dec. 1, 19113. t~. Junior Yl'lrllng Hell•r. born aft.r Feb. 21, 11113 aDd before !lept. 1, 1913. Hd. Senior YNrllflll Helff'l', horn all.r AUfl. 31, 11112 and before March 1, lt8l .... Two YNr Old Cow, bom after A1JI. 31, 1113 and bolore !lept. I, 11112. Ht. Thr..., Y•ar Old Cow. horn aft.r AUfl. 31, 11111 aDd betor• St'pt. l, 1911. Htl. Four Year Old Cow, bora altft'·AUfl. 31, .,., and bef~ !Ppt, l , Hh. Aled Cow, 5 YNtl old ~nd OVft', born bet~ St'pt. 1./1979. . ·GRAVELY TRACTOR SAlEs & SERVICE Gravett • Weed-E.ter • Saapper Mannlaf K. Rouih ,Eveiilnp Ph. 992-5840 l 204 Condor Slreet 992-2975 Kingsbur.y Homes Sales, Inc. Ro&er Davis ,;_ 992·7034 1100 East M.. in St., Pomeroy, Ohio Pome.~y, HARTLEY'S SHQE STORE,: INc. . Ohio V~lvoline Motor Oils- Grease- Anti-freeze Piesel Engine Oils - Hydraulic Oils :nox 7os Phone 992-5111 Rt. 50 West Athena, Ohio ' ' I . POMEROY, OIDO 592-1418 Hulh ,., •••• ~ ........... - Red Wing - . . . . . . . loft liM* - ........_ _ .::.. Llwf'• - Natuntllnr ........ - ltiiiiD- "-1 0118 POMEROY. OHio • 21QJ. MAIN~· .. H. B. McClur.e-Agent • ,... ._. , ., • • _. ' ,f r• r • ' · .-- • • • r " • f • _. ,. • ... _. ~ • • t • ' 1' • :. -.. ~ • " .- ' • • • t ' " '" • • �PAGB IBVBNTEEN PAGE 8IXTEEN 55d. Breed Sbow ~ Breed 1s ct.termlned by the exhibitor. All entrlet lhould be entered at the Exteoslon Ol!lce IIY A111111Sil. Classes will be as follows: 1. Rabbits - 6 months to 1 year ol aae 2. Rabbits - One year and over The breed show Is optional. The Best of show will be picked from the breed show. There wUI twa c.ross·bred class. and Oltf'll work with Girl Guldea. Girl Scouts ot the U.S.A. Is part of an lntrrnatlonal movrrn.nt. lt Is Unkoclwlth lhrWorld Anocl· atlon of Girl Scouts and Girl GU!drlthrOUib membel'lltlp In over fifty countri•.Jtround the world. 6211. Ape 1-12 Padea a . Novtce, ....._and Ponlei-A&ea t-13 121-. ~· liar.- and Ponlel--.u..alf-11 C!,1'!!S I& IIORSE)(ANSHtP - WESTERN 63.. '. \pa 17-lt Hoi'aes 63b. Ala 1T-11 Pades 63e. Apa !loll HOI'HI! Ud. ~ B-11 PODiei • ,. ,.._u.t• CLASS 56. MARKET RABBITS . 568. pen of 3 ~ Maximum weight for eacb oae Is 5 pounds. 631!. Horaes. 63t. Aiel 13-14 Ponll!l CLASS 5'1. GUINEA PIGS, HAMSTERS, AND POCKET PETS 57a. Guinea Pig I 57b. Hamsters 57c. Pocket Pets 631i. Ape 11-12 Pollia 631. Novice, Hones and Ponlei-Acea 11-13 63J. Novice, Horaft and Polli-Aaea U-18 CLASS &f. EQUrrATION - ENGLlSH Ma. A&•lMt Hol'lft &fb. Alea 17-lt Ponies He. Aiel B-16 Honea .. &fd. Apa B-11 Ponlea Me. AI• 13-14 Horlft 64f. Alea 13-U Ponlel 6flr, A&ea . 11-12-Honea 641i. AI• 11-12 Ponlel MI. Novlee, Honea and Ponla-A&ea 11-13 64.J. Novtce, Horaea and Ponla-A&ealt-18 • CLASS 65. PRODUCTION cLASS - HORSES AND PONIES 63tr. AI• t-12 Hol'lft ~~~~~Training- Your dog must be llroqhtto the judjllng but Is nofto bo exhibited at the fair. Iaatead. exhibit an educational poster pertaining to ywr dot care project. CLASS 58. CATS 59a. Cats- Your cat must be\rougbt totbe Judallll but Is not toll<' exblblted at thefalr. IDitead, ex· hlblt an educational poster pertaiDIDg to your cat project. . CLASS &0. VETERINARY SCIENCE 60a. The Normal Animal, Unit 1 · Answer all questiOIIS In proJect book and brlnl book to Juclrlllll- Malle and keep a bealth rea>rd of ywr animal along wltb the AI\! mal Record Sheet. Or a bow wbat diseases effect a specific Ofllan or an al\lmal's bodY (I.e. -heart, eye, skin, etc.) and tbe p~011Uve m-urea. 60b. Aldmal Dlseaae Unit n . , Make a cbart- of disease-causing q011ts, tbelr methods of enlrance Into hosts body and tile Jlflllll!f control measureo. Answer all queatlons In book and preaent proJect book to be Judged . &De. Imm~.lgy. ZOOnooes, and Public Health Unit ADiwer all questlona In book and present protect book to II<' Jud&ed. Exblblt to be determined b)' exblbltor sbowlng some phase of tbe project. th' m . BOIIIID The 4-H Horse Show will bo beld Tuesday, AUijiiSI 14 at 10:00 a .m . Age as of January I. 191M. No4-H horsea oa the bill during lair week. All ruleund rflll}atlolll poated In tbe barn rust be adllered to. CLASS 61. SHOWMANSHIP - WESTERN 61a. Agel 17-19 Honea &lb. Agel 17-19 Ponies 61c. Agel »-16 Honea 61d. Agel »-16 Pontes 61e. Agel 13-14 Honea 6U. Agel 13-14 Ponlea 61&. qea 9-12 Honea 61b. Agel 9-12 Ponlea 611. Novice, Horsee and Ponies-Ages 9-13 61J. Novice, Horsee and Ponies-Ages 14-18 CLASS 62. SHOWMANSHIP - ENGLISH 62a. Agea 17-19 Honea 62b. Agel 17-19 Pontes 62c. A&ea »-16 Hones 62d. qea »-16 Pontes 62e. Agel 13-14 Honea 62t. Agel 13-14 Ponlea 62a- Ages 9-12 Honea , CLASS II. WESTERN PLEAS~ - HORSE ' ' CLASS 67. WESTERN PLEASURE - 'PONY . . · , CLASS 68. ENGLISH PLEASURE CLASS 69. ENGUsH JUMP CLASS-"Hunters Ovtor Fenceil". safEty helmet with chin strap required. CLASS 'Ill- TRAIL CLASS - HORSE • CLASS 71 - TRAIL CI.A.'IS - PONY CLASS '!2- HARNESS f'ONY CLASS 73- REINING CI..ASS CLASS 74 - POLE BENDING n CLASS 75 - BARREL RACING CLASS 7&. SPECIAL AWARDS TO FAIR EXHIBITORS 76a. Expe~~~e~sball bealloted toamaxlmumorllx~atea (coat each S'IO.OOI to 198tOblo4-HCiub Conlll'fl* to be beld In June, l!lfM at O.S.U .• provided they ~blblted at the lair. Not to ~ceed $150.00. The Central Trust Company, Mlddleport, ls llfiOIIIorlllllb• additional cWil!late. 76b. An allowa~~~:P oll25.00 eacb lball be made u a .,..-tlalacholanblptofOurdeleptealoNallonal Leadership FOrum and t-H Cltlz.eaa~ Sllort Courw 111 WallllqtCIII, D.C. Total coat ortbe lour clelerlatea Is lllexceu o1 S!IOI,I.OO. Bafai!Ct! above au..ldy to be paid b)' •·H Advisory Committee or tbr lndlvlduala partlclpatlq. Coat to the Fair Board Dol to rxreed 11110.00. . 01&1. MlOUI'II ' . Girl ~ttna Is an lalormal, ed*"atlonal prosram. devPioped around I be llltfftlta and needs of girls. It Is carried out In groupe with ad!!It leaclerablp, lnaplrlnlllrls wltb Ibe ltllllflt Ideals of cbar· acter, conduct, patriotism. and service. . • Tile foundation of tbe Girl Scout. Protlram Ia thr Promise and .Law. St>rvlcr. Tr~Manalll!1 ment CltlzrDibiP, lnternatloaal Friendship. and Health and safety •. , _ are woven t ouall th~ · aellvillea In tbe arts, In tile home, and In tbe out:O(-doon. It II onr (OIItlnuoua program CJIIft .t o a girls 6 throup 20, lncludlq Brownie Girl Seoul• f apt~ 5-9) . Junior Scouts (agea 1-121 . Cadtottr Girl Scouta 181ft 12·151. Senior Girl Seouta 1a1ea 1~181 and Campua Gold (qea 111-301. · . · Today'o troop pnlll'am Ia carried on by over three million fllrls Ill thrruty United Statea. In ad· dillon, there are tbe T.O.F .S. . (Troops On Foret«n SoUl, more than.II,OOOof our girls who ltveabroed . THE BAKERY & ,CAFE GROCERIES -MEATS •2 16 E. Main St. Pomero)r, Ohio Ph. 992-297,1 Since 1911 Chester, Ohio 41720 . ' 1. Tilt' Girl Seouta conslcier partlrlpallon In tbeM.... County Fair a-prlvllograndopportunlty to ahal't' tbt'lr at'COmpllshiiM'nla. lntPI'I'III, and Ideals. Allnhlbl!• and displays must ~~ hlp qualIty In rflot·t , ol'ttllnallty, neatiM'II. and atrl Scout Pl"'lll"am . 2. E•••ry lfllAI~ Girl Scout Individual Wider 21 and ..-ery realstrred Girl Scout troop tn Mrlgs County lo ~llllbk> to entl't'. 3. Each t~lrl may Pliler ~projects only of tbe live worlda ol acoullq. 4. Entry tal(l muat be firmly attached to each t'Xhlblt. Pleaae exhibit theloii<M'Iqlnlormatlon on a 3J<!Icard; Ill .U.olllrl; t2) how and why made; (31 matforlalaused; Wanyothl't'lnlormatlon ..-bleb mlpt hl'lp the Judaea; 15\.program.Jt'l•el or111r1; 111 troop number and IMder's lllmr: eounetl na~. · 5. 1'hP Pf'raon In ctiarrr• ol Girl Scout .xblblta reserveo tbe rlabt to dllqaallty any artlciPibat duel not eomply with the rulea and rt'fllllatlona ol tbe Ml'llll County Fair. Junior l>lvlalon, and TbP Girl Scout Prc)aram. 6. All exlilblts mu•t be made bv the Pxlllbltor and must not hav~ bHn In any prrvlouslalr. 7. No proJects made on Cbureh or Day camp allqwed. ~- All entrlea must be In~ by 6:00p.m .. Monday, tbewf'flcoltbelalr. Exhlbltamay not bore· moved bofore 4:00p.m .. saturday """'lftll. All bootha must betakendownbei"'HII4:01land6:00p. m. Oft saturday t'VPnlftll. • 9. Different oriQinlzatloDI will take tv rna Ia mannlftlllhP Junior Fair Bulldlq. Theachedule Ia asloiiCN•o: Tuf'lday,-1-H; Wedneaday, V.I.C.A.; Thursday, CdRLSCOUTS; Friday, F .F .A.; satur· da)' , F .11.A. . . 10. Judjllftll will bo don• J)i'lor to the openlnrr olthPialr. Judging II based on the knCN·IedgP and , experlenct' l(llned by lhrjllrls ollhr troop and evldencr ola flOOd troop proflram. u lt'llorth In the Girl Scout bandbookl. Orlrrlnallty, C11'8tlvlty, workmanaldp, attractive appearance. boneatyolma· lerlal, and ronatructlon durabk> enouplor tbe,Jio!tll!lned uw u pclnta which are <'OIIsld«ed. 11. Any' article below rxblblt staadard and rxhlbltaaubmltfed lncort'l'clly aecordlftiiiOMgP and cia sa number will bo disqualified. II therrls only one l'Xhlblt In any one class. th(' pnomlum awal]led w111 not lll'CI!IUrlly be first. _ 12. Prf'mlum awarda and ribbons will bo awarded. Blue lA award t $1.50: Red t B award I Sl.OO; Whltr tC award I .!10; ~ lrliPby will be prt'Selll!'d' at tbe fair to Ibe 011tatandlftll troop In the county. U . Speclallllltructlon (or COOKING ENTRIES: all ~lllblta must have rectpea attached fin· llfedlt'lltl and directions I. In tbe case of plea. cakelaad bread. tbe wbok> pte, cake or loaf or bread should be aent to !'ft""t drylftiC out before Judr!IIIJ. Foreooklel, candyoreupcakea,llx plt't'el are IO bo IUbmlttocl. 14. ~lallnatructlou IDr SEWING: all artlclel or weart1111 apparel mull bavP a snapabot at· tached ahowrllf! tbo arllclr modeled. · 15. Fair ~hlblts sbould be an OU!RI'Owlh ol 110011 Girl Seoul programs t'ltiiPr In troop, camp, or tlfOWib ollndiVtdualtllrlln punull ol a hobby • . A. THE WORLD OF WELL BEING IIK'Iudel actlvlllea tbat focus on physical and emotional health; nulrlllon and rxerclse; Interpersonal relatlonshlpa; the llomr; aaft'ly; work and lolaureand rottltllnfr ............ B. THE WORLD OF PEOPLE lncludea aetlvltleo !bat locllloa ck>Yeloplilg-aft'llfts o1 thp va· · rloua cultul'l!l In our sork>ty and around the world, and on building pride In one's berltqe while apprpclallng and reapecti"'C tbat ol otben. C. THE WORLD,OF TODAY AND TOMORROW lncludel actlvlllee that locus on dlscovl'l'lng bow and why ol the tblnp; exPlorlftiC and npeftiiM'ntlq with many trc;!tilol\11111!1 tbat touch dally lllr; dealln11 with challfles; 111oklng to future ..-ents. rotea, and 1'8p01111bUhlro . . , D. THF. WORLD OF THE ARTS lncludea actMIIea tbal local 011 Involvement I~ the wboiP . • lltrrary; t'llj~lnland l'XJII'I'IIIftg ...,.,., aelllbrougb various ranf!(' of thr arts-visual; Pf'rfOr!lllll,(i art lormo; appr""lallftll the artistic talents allll a>ntrlbutlona o1 othl't'o. Single plcturea MUST BE . MOUNTED AND EQUIPPED WITH HOOKS OR HANGERS. Murata that can be rolled "111 boacc.ptocl and will bo nhlblled onlY II space permlb. E . THE WORLD OF THE Otrr.OF DOORS lncludel actlvlllea I bat locua on enJoyment and appreciation Ollhe out-01-doon; llvlllfl and caring lor our natural environment; understanding and l'l'lpedlftll lbe lndependeace ol all llvlq tillllfll. . m '· GAUL'S MARKET OI!:NII:UL aiiUI ..OWNIIlllrO\JT DIVISION (.... I-7-M) · · ~ OIIOIIP f'ATEOOIUM ......... w..... GS 1 Group project ors..·tftll: Nutrition flticludlngrerlprbnoka. or charts on nutrition I : or Health lr SaiPI)' rln~ludln~ peep • ho•·o. 111lnlatul'l' displays. dlaramu, poati'I'S and jlhyslcal fltnPis . . ' fttoWorWef ........ GS 2 Grnup Projects on Herllag~ Ol' lnl~tnatlonal Frll'ndohlp GS ~ G roup Projl'<'IS of Needl..,.·ork lcrr\\'rl. IK'edlf'IIOint , htlOkl'd t'U~I. wral'lng, knlttlnl'(. and ~•·ochNing't. . GR 4 Troop Acth·ltl.,. and Prolt'<"IS lncludlnfl Sct·apbooks. Posters. Displays. G• mro. S<tngbool<s. \ Carpentr)', PhoiORraph~ . and Macramt'. • · . n.. or tile Alta GS 5 FlnP Art and Sculptul'l' GS 6 Miscellaneous Crafts and Ceramics Tile ...... ef llw 0111-ef·DMn GS 7 Outdoor Crafts. Actlvltlea. Tbroup Camplllg. Natural Collt'CIIons. Outdoor Projt'Cis, or an Account of an Outdoor EXPf'rk>nce w.... hs 11 Cakea IIIWWNIB INDIVIDUAL CATBOO. .EI fteW.... OIWeiiJielsoi GS 12 Cookies and Candy ~ GS 13 Mlarellaneous Baked Goads GS 14 Sel&'lftii-Somelhlng to wear ldl'l!la, aklrt, blouse. jacket. etc.l GS 1~ Mlarellaneous Sewlnr !Dillow. doll ~lothea, aprflll. pune. toys, etc. l GS 16 Hralth i sare~~ fpeep show, miniature display, dlarama , pootpral TlleW..WefP...... GS 21 HerttaRPoflntmatlonal Frlt'lldshlo flamlly tree. pPn pal. miniature dlsplay,or Jullt'fte Low World of Frlendlblp acllvltleal . · GS 22 ~'olk Lol't' Ilk' dyln1. batik, and other hand arts ) GS 23 Crewrl Embrolclrry and s ..'edlah Weaving GS :U Hooked Rup GS 2!1 NeediE'CI'IIIt GS 26 Weaving From a Loom tany klndt GS 2T K'alttlftll and Crochetlftll Tile W..W OITMaJ AM 'hmerrH GS 31 Troop Aclh1tlel -Tbroutllt Serapboolla, Posten, Dlsplaya, ~. Etc. GS 32 Small Carpentry ProJect• tgamea. toys, doll bou-. servlqtray, small knick knack sholvPI, etc. I GS 33 PhotOI(raphy lplnhole ca~raa, poslen, scrapboolla, mounted picture, mlnlatu"' duplay, rtc.t · . · GS M Invention Projt'CI ftllllll!l, display, or note bookal GS 35 Macramt' til used aa a planter, must use artlftclal plants\ Macrame haftllerl cannot rxc:.ed 6 fl. . Tile W..W 01 Tile Alia GS 41 Seulptul'l' I clay, sandstone, ~tal , rtc.) Strbla Art and Wire Art GS 42 Collaf!t'S, Mobllea, Mosaics, String t>alntlng, Paper Sculpture, or JPW~Iry GS 43 c..-amlcs GS 44 Prints tllnoleuni block. wood block, stencil, rt'llf' , potato print, sponge prlntln&. rubblnp, t'IC. ) GS 45 Puppetry, Toys or Games GS .S Palnllnl(l toll or watPr rolort GS f7 Palntlnglr Sketching (acrylic, chalk, pastels must be coated on a glass frame) . PPncll,lnk, Crayon or Liquid Embroidery. Tile w..w 01 Tile 0111-ef· ..... (;S 51 Outdoors Crafts Uncludlftll baskt'lry, 1llaatrr carts or anlmaltrackl. seed candiPI, and terra· rlums t THE LaSALLE ' 137 North Scond Ave., Middleport, Ohio ·, ' Building a Tradition of Excellence Every Day!! - ... Complilllll!lll8of MARGUERITE'S SHOES CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE Jewelry Repair - Watch Repajr_ - 102 E. Main St.. Pomerov. OR Auditions, Miller, Weyenberr. Morran Quinn, Convene, Kedl, Drew, San~ Rolli, Charm Step, Stepmaster,Bata . , Alld Hei'UIU Survivors ' RESTAUIL\Nr IUIOVA, s•~o, PlUAI WATQIIS . t GAUJPOUS a POMEilOY 113 COURT ST. Phone 992-3639 . 992-2054 " .. ..•..... Bob'sM.._ ' O'BRIEN 4 O'BRIEN -A._&Ie)'•JU.Law 100~ Court St., PonteiV)', OH. 992-2720 - 992-238l ,. PHONE 912·8836 . •• fAn7 01* I enlce Faa••• ...,.. V.lltyal ~ ••• If .... , ............. . ,.. .... ,;w- .. DIWD CROW and CBDW W. c-. 196 W. Seeond St., l'ecw:Oh 992-6059 - 992-6&1'1 -992-5132 Fftd ............. - ,_ •-MD lla..,·DIIIIulllt ••e Compliment• Of.... 216 Well Main St. . .... 991:6655 .RJRMSHINGS FOR YOUR HOME Phone 992-9917 _ HOTEL 117-1141 106 MAIN ST. DIAMOND SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY ;Cnw YOUR FAMILY AND .WUNGE ' HOURS: 10~00 A.M.-2:30A.M. Monday thru Saturday · live Entertainment Nightly OPEN YEAR AROUND-IRIMFMT 1:00 A.M. WEEKDAYS ••aAiauult. Rtl. 7 • •1 A1TORNEYS-AT-L\.1f Crow. Fred W. •-LC; ., ....... a.... ............................... ..... ICtUai' lpadd•e. ~w.v hlelbiZSldll . . . . . - WEARING APPAREL FUR (We Purchased tilt 198311ip Co111tJ Ftlr 811111 Cllapion Stltf) ·•' KEEBAUGH'S SHAD SHOPPE, INC. ~ YOUR -SHOPPING CENTER AIILegaiBew~rae-• .. " die D' ' 1 • HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 11:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. Friday. Satur.y- 11:00 A.M.-10:00 P.M . .. Dally Luncheon Specials - Felt Courteous Service · (Carry-Out • Catering AvaiWM) Dine and Dance To The MUilc Of Armand Wednesday-ThUI"'ddly-FrtclaY-Saturdlly . PonMioy, Ohio Horne Loaru: To Buy or Build H..laelc l~trerell R••• on Your S.Wnp . Gerl _a._ w................ ROOMS BY THE DAY. WEEK. MONTtl MEEnNG ROOMS • BANQUET FACILITIES Proprietors: Peul E. Delley . . •... " t I ~ • ~ a Yvonne H. Scelly 992-3671 .' . �· ~UNJOK IICOur DIVISION (qee f.lt-lljll)th~numbers tbecateROl'IPS Add one hundred to category number of Brownie Catpgorles . Except or . _ are the same. RVJ.a 01' TIIIC ·~ PVIUI:IJ8, IJIK:, 1. 'l'lledllla~ foreacb puU llllaU be27re.t, batdlatuceorlellthaa 271~ will be uaod toojeler· mine the wlaaer or pla..._t at the l'lld orttw coatnt. · 2. Tlledlllaec:. ....,_tilt"'* boutldaJ1n lllaU be lfleet. TNJDa aad sled must otay within o141e lloudartee while puU._. Ally INirt or the IMm 0.. load 011 or over boundaries wl~ voJd )IIIII. 3. Flrll and ~lliall be In the dltectloa lndlcalelll by the Jude... Tblhl pulhiUIY, be taken Ia , diller dlftclloD enowdl room remalat within elld boundarlea. · f,AayforwanlrnoveliW8toliOaotalterdrlverllwscnmmaadtolowiUbeceuatellluapulland . . . _ , will be recorded 'xcept Ia cue nf a br. .ll wltlch enUtlei the tnm to aaotber puU . 5. Wltlllleor lllpaltball be liven wbell teamlluii\D tbltdlltaaceorcommltled nerrornull· lylna .......,., Drfver must ...., team ImmediatelY art,« the olpal. · I. All it.- m111t take ftrat IIIUII. Ea«* IHJillltall take ftnt aad-..d pull willie bite._. to the slecl. Drtwn niay forfeit__. pull. Third pull lilly be talrea alter al teamt have bad llnlalld se- .. g::: ~gl:_ MS:.\ ~::~Pet (allllrst·place wlllners In each clau co~e) R\JLB ' 1 No animals welllhln11 over 1!10 pQUncll. 1 2. OM entry ppr c_!auby·Nwo ~~_cyanA~~~:ttf~o~nr'"'ry wtll': = • = i e r Au11 . 8. Send ..,,rt.. 3 Re,lstratlon 11 · · to Melli Exteulon Olll.,., Box 32, Pomeroy. 0 . t&'l8. t Entry fee 11 •uo p« .,..... 5. You must have pet under control at all Umee. &: II pet can be led, lead him: If not, carry pet lnbl•u:ble ~~~:~In front or JucSaes. 7. In Moat-Tal..,ted Clau, trtcta listed on l!lltry a mys ""' 8. Juqes' decision .. llnal. 9. A~• sllollld have bad rablee shots. Tile Werhl Oi Wellllelq u"" GS 111 CakeS' GS 112 qx>kiPS and Candy CADETI'E DIVI810N (II-JS.It·lt) the numbers thccateRortes Add two hundred to category number of Brownie Categor\"",· Except 1or • are the same, (see Junor Scout Division lor examp e I · SENIOR scour DIVIIION · t Add three hundred to category number of Brownie Categories. fx,ceptlorthenumbersthelrca e,o· rtes are the samP. (See Junor Scout Division lor examp e. . IIOYSCOVTS · eou invited to exhibit at ihe Melp County Junior Fair. Any Sco~=~= ~ :".:.t ...!';(.~tact the Exte1111on orllce at 992-M before July 15 to let ......_... · ,.... · , COtldJIIIII. at r----·------------ -------------· ~ . -----, .. . 11. J~'WN":~l:l· 8~~WsERVATION OR COLLECI'IONS .I ~aY IIIANK l ~ 191M MEIGS COUNTY FAIR PET SHOW C.l ass ........ ................................ · · .......... . Type of Pet .. ......................................................... ,. .... II II Your Name ............................................ .... .......... Pbone · ............................... : .... :..... .............. · II· Address .. .... .. ·...... · ....... ·........... · .:.. .......··· · •...... ··.... · ·· · .. " " ........ ·... · ~ ·.. .... .... . . ... . ........ .. .... . .. ........ II II 1 1 2: ' . I1 ·I 1 1 1 I .. ;;;;~... Ust tricks to be done (IIIII moat talented class) ..................... ............ ......, ...... . :......... 1 wish to participate In the MelilS Coun,ty ~air Pet. Show. I agree to abide by the show \ Slg~ature . · . .. . Bloeks - I 1 . . .................. Nodrt- wlllllle ....... to Jtanp tllle ........,__ -. .' 11. Ulldleabtlllve IIW'-t toboraesoaoralftl!e JIUillllllleld or..,._profMitycaa!bqllal· lly _ . . . u llfldiN-IIt. U. 1loere IUD be at leatttbree J.._.loreac:bcoatest and a maJorttylhalldetermiDe~loa. U. We181 far start of pull allaH be iletet'IIIIMd lly tile ofllclalo ao u to bo1411....,.111e IIIIIDller at Pill'- ... lllllllft .tile tpedatcn a iootllllow. Ia ao eaae allaD tltaa1,0110 poutidt w 8dded If. oeeltllrtlat._areelltlllaated, •~~reptlacaaeatpm.oeatqeolntptpllllwlleftlllebaadlcapon eertalll tNmt IIIUt be lfta•r. · . . 11. Each coatestailt ~allll Jlftllftt a wetallt tUp wltlllll tile tWIIItt limit to.,__... 011 )I!IIJ. The ...,_ that are to puJI l'lltber muat be wt,dllld IOKetbft'. W....,._ IIIUtt be tlaMIIv comDeteat · we!Pt maater at ttm. and p!aejp detiiPtaUd befOft pull. Mftllber ollie committee _ , be preaent at t!W acales at the lime atWIDI,..lUtJPt ..rpt teams mUll be~poundaarltliHr: Allover 3201 wUI be collllderedaa heavy wetpt teatnt. · · · M.T - will puU ID on1er that ...., wetp ID at scale or .ntrlet accepted. 15. Driver m1111 be rudy w11e11 tile !urn CGIIIII to pt~ll. WWIIll-ltJDa will· Dot be tlllerated. tJuw trlalt at try1q to11oot wiD be I!OUIIUd aa a pull. · 11. All -·will puU wltlt bllada oa at all u-. 11. No IIPI wetpt...._ wW be permitted •pd In U.. beavy wetpt CODieet ._,.,. 18 caoeof llot mabapoj pull Ud wltb tbe.-toftbe Judpa. But tbeywlll101h61d to the . . at tile .-y, : . li. Iacaae ora Ue 0111oa1eat dlataace, U.. --.IICJD&eatdlltaacealreadypulled wtU take top plac.. ' lt. ID cue at breakall'! tbe team wiU t.avetbetOurl alldeomoiD at lbeetldoftberoundforthelr turn alld pick up tbelr proper plac. ID the aext rouad. :Ill. Ml{f tOUD may beaubjlct loa blood or vi» tnt. Udrulllfolllld t h e - will not be~l· lowH ID pull ID the uooctatlon pulls for oee )'ftr ud will not receive bls preml111111 for tltaJ puU. D. You will have-three mlaates toaet hooked lotbe aledaadmake)'QIIrllrat Pldl. Tbatlaalter the •-calla )'QUI' IIIIIW. You will have twomlllulel between)'QIIrftntand aecolldpull. Tile lblrc! puiJ wW be the ............. ftnt. . ' 22. No bill, cballll, or mraa wUI be on lbe hal'llell. Alao there Will oe no ropee on the honea or har-. . JAMES J~ PB,OFFITT I ---------------.---------------------J ,. I --- - .. Re.-eleet 1 ·I r Cement - Mortar 992-2067 I • on • • . Drtwn altallllot . . .. wlllp, Cll' toad~ ................. uid lllall drive . . . --able e-.p-. FOREST RUN BLOCK COMPANY 1 .......... · ... · · ... ;... ···.. ··." .... """ .. · ·" · ·" ··"" ..... · ~~~ :· ... Send entry blank plus $1.!10ent'1' lee to the Mel~s Extension Office, Box 32, PomeroY. Ohio or before Wedftl'Sday, AugustS, 1984. '1~ ....... at .-y IJIIW. Eado *'-~be allond t1IQ .......... pou.., 1 · . IIPIU... alld laaocatewlllatlrlverbeallowed 1Dnll1oriloabl1Desowr.,_arlllloft lilt on 111 I I I . 1. Eadlteaaoball betlriWII by-driver at alllllM8 tllrou&btbeetitlrecon-.e xeept .. cate wtll be awarded to the ~Inner In each class. A roaette will be awarded to the 2nd and 3rd :~f~nn.rs In each class. All other p~rtlclpants will receive a participation ribbon. AW them know that you plandanto exbboblbltwll.1 be .85 loilows" A-a.oo· B-$1.?5; C-$1.!10. The troops wUI Premium awards r 1 Dl · , ' be responsible lor aecui'IDI their own Judges lor tbe exhibits. The cateaorteo wUI be as follows: / · I. 'INDIAN OR FRONTIER CRAFI'S 1. CoatumP or acceeoory or tools 1. Craft or plants or loUqe 2. Pooler or palnll"l or drawtnc . Ill. ART · h • . 1. Ceramic:~, clay, playcloqb, or pap« mac e 2. Drawllll(, palntJDa, sti'IDI art, leather era1Is IV. MODELS Oil HOBSIES 1 Plane liNt, ship, car, or truck l..oi'Ji.,...., Indian Tepee, or Craft Stick Craft V. TYING OR LACING 1. Crafto that tie (macrame) •· 2, Knots VI. IUKING OR BACK PACKING 3. Conipau ,Couroe 1. Proppr Hlldn1 n.,. 4. T all Marldqs . 2. Proper Back Packing ' VII . CAMPING 3. Fond or Clotbl'ng 1. Fires 4. Proper UtensUs 2. Tents VIII. FIRST AID · 1. Applylnl Proper Techniques 3. Posters · 2. First Aid Kit 4. Pictures IX. FUN AND GAMES 1. Indoors (Pooler or Game) 2. Outdoors (Pooler or Game) X ELECTRICITY OR BATTERY OPERATED o , · 1. Kit or Crall · 2. Picture of Pooler (Diagram) XI. SPORTS AND FITNESS 2. Picture or Poater 1. Kit or Crall -II: PET 8a0W- nuDAY, A\JOlJIT 11, ltN Clusesareulol· Tile 191M Pt>t show will be hold on Friday, AUIIUSI 17 ati:OO p.m. In tbe •"- arena . . low-s: · Clau I - Belt Doc Clau 11 - Rodell! Clau Clau Ill - Belt Cat Clau IV - Belt Dreuod Pel Clau V - Moat Taleted (12 and under) Clau VI - Moat Taleled (12 and over) a•• camp • Ore exhibits, wide RamPS , -. GS 52 AcUvUil'l Through Camplq (knot· boa.~ua, ac.•1 v l'les • maps of campaUH, and camp health and aafety. GS 53 Camp Equl@!n~l (handmadP) ks nd I .ralsl GS 5f Nature Collectlolll (leaVl'tl, lll~bltsnl , siiP!hoIs, rocWN~hPf '::a~lon oomPthlng ma(le with a knife GS 55 Outdoor ProJects I bini I~. Ull'tl, • . (such as a frlendahlp stick, blkln& stick, doll. or an anlmall ,..., · . GS 56 An Account of an Outdoor Expprlenc<! (display, scrapbook, or pos _ · · For S_heriff . . CL.UI ._110R81: I'VU.IHO OONTI!IIT 1. Mlddi~!Wf~Pt Teams - 32oo lbs. and Wider. 2. Heavywetcbt Teamo 32011... and over. PIUZI:II- ,. To Serve and to Protect XII. ~~~Jinclal Scout way) 2. O..sert (a box mix may be used) XIII. SECRET CODE OR MESSAGE 1. Kit or Craft 2. Poster XIV HUNTING OR FISHING i Crall 3. Safety Rules 2. Drawllll( or Poater 4. Plan an lmqlnary trip on paper be rectse Each Seoul/Cub partlcpatln& may enter only one Item per heedlllg.- Each Item must P . Scaies 0111rounds- welab alter 2:00p.m . $150 . $125 - $115 . $95 . S80 • M5 - $.'10 . uo 1 . . . SAVE YOOa11C, '> THE INN PLACE and ;'!c:~ 11 responsible lor oetllnl up and taklq down their own booth and cleaniDIIUP before and alter. THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HELP: :f.':r.. DIBT-urz,~ UFPATBN THE MEIGS INN r '. .,_.6DAD'I IIOI'IUIICAPS 'IIlEY AU .Air Conditioned YAU.JABU WWIU.PAY .. CBNT ilutr&F.AVGaft'BOIARITY .....". C:.n MEIGS COUNTY FAIR GAR.DBN TIIACTOR P\JU • AU LEGAL BEVERAGES SUP'IS: DAN SMITII ... ~AMES FRY 8ATVaDAY, A\10\JST 18- II:M A.M. Entry Fee $3.00 800 Lbs. stock single 12 yrs. and yount~t'r 1000 Lbs. stock slqle cyl. - Kids 12 " Undt'r 1100 Lbs. otock sln111e cyl. - Adults 1000 Lbs. open slnglp cyl. - Adults Prize Money S1U12-$9-S&-$3-S2 4:00 P.M. to 12:00 A.M. (Midnight) 1 NO AL~OHOLIC BEVERAG~S ALJ,.OWED IN ,TRACK AREA OR GROU~D ARE\ 2: Contl'tll open to factory built, patented slnl(lt' cyllndor tractors with ~b~r ~:~~~k~ ~:~.::.~. metal or fiberglass and a grill. A securely tlght•ned factory seat. or a · h wheel drives, dual tires, llrP studs. or chains permitted. ~wer must be transmitted throuR rear wheels. 3. Mowers must be removed. · beyon(l drlv t Stacks or open exhaust permUted. · 5: Entry lee $.1.00, children's class $2.00. No •ntry lee refunded. unl""s circumstances er's control. . & All weights must be safely oecured to tractor. be held rPSponslble 7. Contl'tltants enter contest at his or her own risk and recognizes that they may ' lor lnJurll'tl or damage caused to oth•rs and their property caused by his, her tractor. 8. Contestant must pull at position drawn. Numl;ler one pull<'rls It'll puller, and may ta,kt'lhat pu 11 or 37 Newly Remodeled . ft001118. , POMEROY, omo . For Resermtiop.s Phone 992-3629 pull In third position. · ,.. , twodlll.,.ent 9 Tractor may pull only two II lilt'S In a sing I• classsand must have l'lllry 1eepa.,. or .d.r lvers Only best pull will count towards prti• money or point a. Tractor can win ~nly on~raceln a gtv~n class. Shllllnll of weight altor pull will be permitted beforr second dr ver ~V sdls ual· 10. Tractor and sled must remain within boundaries of contest rourt dllrlnl( pull or wll be q . llled. BoundariPS will he plainly marked. • . . n . YISITOUR llal(ma~ ·s signal. No Jcrklnt~ or bounclnl(. Adult pull.-rs must hm·c one hand on •I••• ng" DRAFt' 8fiER ON TAP 17 ~~.:·::!~~;·has started to pull, nooni'PX<rpllrarkolflrlals wllhln boundat'lt'S. Allcoarhlngwlll · be done from outside boundaries, t'XC<'PI children's class. , d d 13. Classt's 8001b .. 1ooolb.. l)oo lb ..· tlre slze · nolarl(et· than2~xlO. !Wixl2wllhhllch lll121nrhf'Sa n a · '• . .. ""' ..... ........ ·... ... ' .!:.~. ..... . . _ . ~ .a . ... Ji' , I"-~ • 4 ... _. • . .. ,~- ,.._,. . . .. .. . I ' SERVICE EAT IN J)R CARRY our "" tustable. 14 1!100 lb class tire size not to exceed 9.:'10xl6, hllch at 1·'• Inc hf.'S and adj ust a bit' .. )5.' Wllh .7 or mor• tractors per class trarlor may pull only . one lim<' In Ihat clas.. 16. Pull to start promptly at 10:00 A.M. Satut·day, Aul(ust 18. I!!IW. ' PIZZA;SHACK ~'l~~r~·=~~ ~~~:~~~~;::t~r~:~~~~!,'~~:; :~·!~:;i ~~~~·::::~~~~:~~~~~;:.. ~.~:~;r:~·~~ ...-• .., BANK ONE.. • oJli. fa . . . . . ,....... ' •IM, ,,,.... 614·tn·3344 ortn·lS42 Open 7 0.,. a Wf!ek Plw~~e 992-6674 • .. · �, !PAGE TWENTY Droit Hone· &laibit . I I a.n~. k•tillltfl .. Entries close at 4:00p.m. Friday. August lQ, 1184. All hones owned In Melas County entered lr~ upon the purchase of membership ticket. All horses wtalde Meigs County will be charged $].()0 Pl'r head a lter the purchase of an uhlbltor tick('!. Judllag )"Ill be at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, Augus t U . ~984. Open to World Com!M'tltlon. . · ed tJe. Each exhibitor Is requested to have OWDen name, farm and name and adllresa dllplay bind hones. . ..._ · . Hones removed before f: 00 p.m. Saturday will forfeit !M'rmlum. O...WDooodM.C. i'.'P Judie': NO STRAW FURNISHED DIVUIION m- BELGIAN W Class !-Stallion Foal .••. ..................... .............•.............. ... $15.00 2-Stalllon 1 year and undotr 2 yean .......................... 15.00 3-StaiUon 2 years and undotr 3 yean ....... .................. 1!1.00 f...:Stalllon 3 yean and undotr f yean .... ..................... 1!1.00 5-StaiUoa f years and over ....•.....................•........... 1!1.00 Junior Champion Stallion .....................•.... Roeette Senior Champion Stallion ............ .............. Roeette Grand Champion Staflion .......... ·· ··· ·· ··· ·•··•• Trophy &-Mare t' oal ............................................................ 15.00 7-Mare 1 year and undotr 2 years ......• : ... ......•.... .. ..... 15.00 8-Mare 2 yean and undotr 3 yean ...•................... .....15.00 . 9-Mare 3 yean and under f yean ....... ...•.........•..•.•.. 15.00 10-Mare 4 yean and owr ..........................................15.00 11- Mare and Foal ............................. .... ... . (Rosette) 15.00 12-Three Best of Breed ............................. (Rosette) 1!1.00 Junior Champion Mare .................... .. ......• Roeette Se~lor Champion Mare ............. ........•... ..... Roeette ... 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 . 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 Srd 9.00 9.110 9.00 9.00 9.00 9.00 9.00 9.00 . 9.00 9.00 9.GO 9.00 .... 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 . 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 DIVI810NG~~ ~=:,~_·sa;;;;;··-~·~;f~Y DIVIIION - - GRADE BOIIIIES 12.01 Class 1-Geldlna 3 yean and over ..., ... ................... ...... ......•. 15.00 u.oo 2-Geldllla under 3 years ...............•.. .... ........... :......... 1!1.00 12·.00 3-Mare f'oel ..... ,. .....................................................15.00 u.oe f-Mare 3 yan and undotr .....................•.....•........... :1!1.00 12.00 5-Mare 3 yan and owr ............. .... ......................... 15.00 12.00 &-!lprlna Colt ...••..........•............................. ....... .....•. 1!1.00 Junior Champloa Mare ............................. Rosette !lelllor Champion Mare ...•....... ......... ...... ... Roeette Junior Champion Geldlq ..........•.............. Rosette Senior. Champion Geldlag ...........•............. Rosette Grand Champloa Geldlq ................. ....... . Tropby Grand Champion Mare .......... .......•.......•... Tropby DIVIIIIOJIIIli-OPI!:N QAII8 ' Class 1-Farmera bitch .....•.... .............. .............. ... ........................... 25.00 ou~~Ba.t~ S . 11 ..., ( --~== 8 IB,f:IIP.M. i ~· . . :l.IU yarda - any age M yards - any age 6410 y~ -any are · 1. Jockeya muat be at least llxteen yeara old and wear colora. 2. HDnea will start from a ttv..horse pte. 3. Competition Ia open 9.00 9.00 9.00 . 9.00 9.00 9.00 20.00 5.10 5.01 5•• 5.01 uo 5.00 1!1.00 lie..........,....· f. Ulll'llly llllrMI Ilia)' 5. Eatry fee II e. Two llullded dGitan will lie aclde4 IJO'r race. 7. Box alalia will be available S.tunlay . 8. Racea to bell• at 4:00p.m. Saturday, Auguat lath. 9. Entr..,. must be Ill by Friday: August .17th. · 10. C<aD 114~,._,.. or ien.il to Mn. Jftlltllll Beeale. Rt. 1, Racl~~e, OH . .am, aao. Department Ill I ·r ..... til' Department IV • .. I 'Ol Dairy Caule Entries cloee at 4:00P.M.. Friday, A1111111 lOth. ·· . Entries and entry lee m•ll be received by f P .M. AI!IIUII 1011. No ncept!Ou. When eatry !HI are paid by check tile Fair-Board allaU bave llle rlgbt towltlWd,.,_tofpnmlumaelltllllleexlllbltor'a clleclllaiiOiloNCI'Itr llleexblllltar'a bal!ll. II cllee' 111101 vallcl, •lry fee will bt eoulde~ u..,.ld and all premlama will be declared lorft'lted to tbe Fair Boarcl. All stock tobeoniJ'OUnd& byt:OOA.M. ~y. NoHveatocll tobtonthelfl'oundlbelord: OOA. M. Sundav mornt••· AU cattle OWIIICIIa Melp c-t;v . ...,...,_ 11po11 tbtpurc•• of -ateniiiD tlcllet. All cattle ooatalde MelP CoalY wW be clierrled $1.00 per betld after tile purcllaae el exfilbltor tlcllet. 1 J ......., will be at 1:00 P .M. Thunclay. Auguat 11. · Gel of Sire- tbree alllmall uy ap ~lbtr aex. All'el- alre oWMd by oeeormorebr~ra. Produce of Cow - two alllmall eltller aex.- any a .., produce of one cow. · , . Exblblton are required 10 hlralall certlflcalfllo Secretary at lime of eatry, aile! to auiJO'rlnleft· ' ., OWl' ...................... : .................. ... 5. Cow. 3 yean and llllller • ....... ................................. 11!1.00 &. Cow 2 yean ud ....... 3 ................................ :........ 11!1.. 7. Senior Y Hflllll Helflfr .................. .....w • ••• •••• ••• •••• r.. ll!I.OO 8. Jualor Yearlllllllelfer ... ....... .......... ..: .. .:!............... 11UO 9. Senior Helfer Calf .. .. .......... ............ :: .......................111.111 10. Junior Helfer CaU .................. ...... .. ................. ....... . 11. Get of Sire .............. ........................ ... ....... : ........... f]3.00 12. Produce of Cow ............. ........................................ $13.01 • 13. 3 Femalft ......... : ...................................................113.00 If. 2 GeneraU-. Motller and Daupter ...... ............ .... SlJ.OO m• SU.Itl 113.111 SJI.GI !-!! .· _... 110.811 110.00 • ao.• . $13.00 :: ~LASS "':: . 1a• 00 00 $11.01 $11.00 110.00 aae 11.00 aoo •oo N.OO altl · aoe N.• 11.00 .... 11.00 •.00 " 110.00 Favorite Music ' ~roy. 01110 411719 .... 11~...77 110.00 18.00 (8.00 $10.00 18.00 $6.00 - .Compliments of GEORGE M. COLLINS · I Meigs County Treasurer . STORY and STORY ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 236 OPTOMETRIC VISION CENTER II 0 Meehaale St, 250 Seeead Ave. • Galllpolla, Ohle I .. ' Pom_,, 614-446-3300 . . ' Ohio 614-MI-3279 McClure's"3 in One .•· '· V. D. EDWARDS ·.-INSURANCE AGENCY I liS E. 2ND ST. POMEROY, OHIO 4M69 • 992-6641 \ ' ~~.--------~---------------------------~ TOP OF THE STAIRS Permanent Hair Removal ,._ INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED .- . u ''Glad· to Serve You" • .,MARY SWAIN I l Dem~ratic Candidate For Meigs Cou18y Treuurer Your Vote and Support Appreciated U1 W. 2ND ST. POMEROY, OH. New Haven, W.Va. 25265 YVONNE H. SCALLY DON E. MULLEN Your Vote Will Be Appreciated PH. 614-992-6720 DAN'S EXXON CAR REPAIR • nREI • COMPUTER IALANCE BATTERIES • WAIH JOI8 992-9938 5th and Main Sts. New Haven, W. ·Va. 2.5 265 Phone 882-2830 Meigs County Cornmissioner FULL SERVICE ' ·/ .,, ' ' 1-~~~~._------------~~--~-1 ' 420 W: MAIN ST. The Fashion Shoppe . KUT& SEW Ph. 304-882-3312 For For Beauty Studio POMEROY, OHIO ' _, .. I'· .. -Elect ' Meigs County Recorder ln•ide Seating & Carryout Soft Serve - Chicken . POMEROY, OHIO 354 E. MAIN ST. 992-6292 2nd Street. Pomeroy, Ohio -15769 614-99~6624 STEVEN L STORY KAREN STORY EMMOGENE HOLSTEIN CONGO ' Wee~ ' ; Southeastern·OhiO's Oriplal CoUiltry Music Station ·' 113.00 $10.00 ,10.00 18.01 111.110 .113.00 OPTOMETRISTS 92-FM ! ltJ.• SIJ.OO Dr. A. Jackson Bailes Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw , WMPO . ••• ' , Candidate for Meigs County Commissioner I Radio 14 $13.00 110.00 $10.00 11.80 11.00 Republican - .LL OUICKIL- IUTM ANN YIAUCIIII DAVis QUICUL MINCY, INC. Aa.- froln 1M CourtiKJ!IM Allslale· su.• ·oAVID J. KOBLENTZ ..... J Third Fourth (8.00 110.00 (8.00 110.00 $6.00 (8.00 $6.00 $4.00 $6.00 $4.00 $6.00 (8.00 110.00 (8.00 110.00 (8.00 $10.00 $6.00 111.00 18.00 $6.00 $4.00 $6.00 $4.00 111.00 (8.00 118.00 SecOIIil Re-elect ' \ INVIIION --ANY 11.00 ~=~::Bui:JI:. . . . . . . .:::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::jiffii Now With More of Your DIVIIION INVJa)N DlVIIION May I, 111121o DfrfiiiWI JJ, 11112.. .............................................................. , ..... Senior Yearlln« January I, 1913 to April II, litiS ......................................................................... Junior YHrllnr May I, 1983 to AIIIIUII 31, l!III3 .... ..................................................................... Summer Yearling September l, 1!1113 to De<•mbtt 31. J!III3 .......... .......................................... .,.,,. ........... Senlor Call January I, 1983 a~ altft' ............................ , ............................................................ Junlor Call DlVIIION 1111 - PEUI'OIUII: . · . Firat 1. Bull, 2 yeara and elver .................................................... 11!1.00 2. Senior Yearling Bull ,................................... ,........... ...... $15.CIO 3. Junior Yeartlq Bull .........., ........... ................................ $13.00 f. Summer Yearllna Bull .. .. ..... .... ,..... ............... v ............... 113.00 ~. !lenlor Bull Calf ............... ........................................ ...... 110.00 6. Junior Bull Calf ... ....... ....... .. ................. ....... .................. 110.00 7. Pair of bulls any age, bred and owaed by exblbltor ........ $15.00 8. Cow 2 yean and over .................................................... 115.00 9. Sentor Yearllag Heller ............................................. ...... 115.00 10. Junior Yearii~Heller ........ ......... .............. ........... .... .. .. 113.00 11. Summer Yea Heller ..........................................., ... $13.01 12. Senior Heller f .. ........................................................ No.• 13. Junior Haler Call ......................................................... 110.00 If. Pair of Hellen, any·..,., bred and owned by exhibitor ... 115.00 15. Produce of cow 2 alllmals, ellber aex, owned lly one or nrore breeders ........ ............................~ $13.00 16. Get of alre, 3 anlmala aay •••· botb aexea repreaented, owned by one or more - n ... ............... $13.00 In tbe evnt of ao compeUtloa wltblll a lined, oaty oaa place In lfOUP claasea wiD be pald.elilllb- . ltor. · · Junior C4lf born betw~n November 1, 1983 and May 1, 1984. Senior CaH born betw~n July 1. 1983 and October 31, 1913. . Junior Yearlln1 Heller dr.,.,..S between January 1, 1983 and Junt> 30, 19111 Senior Yearling Helfl'f drGpped between July 1, 1980 and December 31, 19110. A ht'lfl'f that has lresbened will show as a 2 year old. Two Year Old Heller drqpped llotw~n July 1, 19111 and July 1. 19112. DIVIIION •t - lltiUI11aNI ~1. 2 yean and over ................................ ............115:-- r,!!!oo ~00 ~: ::::·J.rr.:.~ ~=· ~iid'QY••···;no_. ..................... m:: •:::; • . Cow,. yean and 11!1.. 111.• $10•• INVIIIION 'l'lte ........... ..,...,., ...... . _, - . ·Bee.f Cattle cwn:r, • .... LH6~IJ<IoD ~~~~~~ ...,....._,.VIrsiJ ...... Entrl .. and ..tryleeam ..t bt~ved by 4:00P.M.. AlljtuatJOtll. Wbetlftllryleeaare~~!'Y cllecll tile Fair Boxrd &hall Ita" tile rtPt to wltbllold peymnt of pnonluma •n tfle exblllltor'l <beck I• honored by tbt exhllllter'a baalr. If cb~k Ia not ulljl,entry fH wtllbtconaldered unpaid and all premluma wiD be dotclared forfeiiH to tbt Fair Board. · All ca«te to be on tp'OUIIda by f :OO P .M. T11eaday, Aul[ull U . AU cattle owned In a..tpCwntyftl«edm, upon thepurcllaaeofm"'!lll'flhlptlcllel. All cat· tie outside r.t.lp will be char&ed SUO Pl'f head a fer the purchase of an exlllbltor ticket. EKhlbltors are requ red to furnlallcertlflcateato Secretary at tlmeofetltry; alaototllj!aui!I'I'ID· te,.nt In charge. • C.-rtlfkat.. wUibt clleclled. Noclla~~pofentrlelaftl'f cloolncdate. Cattle removed beloref: 00 P .M. Saturday will forft'lt prellllum . . No cattle on the rir01111411 bttor• 9:00 A.M. Suoday momlnl[. OiWn claaa beef Jlldlbtll wiU bt after Junior Fair beef Jud«lftl. ' · I' HART'S USED CARS t Meigs County Commissioner Your Vote Will Be App~eciated! . BOB'S·THICK SHAKE CLEAN CARS • LOWEST PRICES Home of'The THICK Shake! HAROLD L. HART ...:..owner Fifth and Main S!a. New Haven, W. ·va. We Feature Footlong Hotdogs·With Homemade Sauce Mason, W.Va. 1-304-773-5541 �- -···-- ... _. . . ...... ,. __ . . . . . . . . _... _ 1••·-···--.. . . ~ P&GE TWENTY-THREE ·P&GE T'IIENTY·TWO DIVI!IION .,-CIIB\'Ior-s- """"'"- M ... DmSION MI-<JOLUJIIIIIA-- ••~ Mill. DIVISION llt-8\JPFOLI(-IIoJM .....,._ v ~1. !'IVISION llt-TARGEE-8ame o•bela- U MI. E Grand Champion Ra"' .................... ...... ........................ ....... ...................... ............ Rosr E "Reserve Champion Ram ................. .................................................... ,. ................. ROS TT "Grand Champion Ewe ... ... ...... .. .............. ................ :........................... .................... ROSETTE "Reserve Champion Ewe .......... ,........ .... ........ ,. ...... .. ,...... ....... ....................... : ... ........ ROSETTE "NOTE: Requires no entry. Automatically entered. · • Department VI Poultry BILL RADFORD A FRED GOEGLEIN, Superlaleadelll8 Exhibitors must ourchase Membershio Tickets. Out of County Entries are $1.00 per head. Judging will be done at 1:00 P .M.. Tuesday, August 14. Entries close at4:00 P.M., August 10, 1984. The standard ot perfection as revised hy the American Poultry Association shall bet he guide In judging and placing awards. Judging shall be by comparison but no unworthy specimen sha ll be given a prize. There shall be no entry lee charged. · · All birds must be free from contagious diseases. Poultry will not be led nor cared lor by the Board, also will not be respo!15lble for any losses whatsoever. · All exhibits shall be the property of the exhibitors 30 days before the date ollalr. No single en· tries - all PENS. See General Rules for further Instructions. Open to world competition. Exhibit to consist of pen of two or more. Each breed to be judged separatey. Breed must be on entry blank. No pouitry on the grounds before 9:00A.M. Sunday. ' DIVISION.Ml-I'OULTRY-8. C. WHITE LEGHORNS l'lrM Secoad Third CLASS 1. Pair of Pullets ......................... .. .......................................................... $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 2. Pair of Hens ................ ................... .... .......... .... ...... ............................ $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 3. Pair of Broilers .............................................. .. ................................... $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 4. Pen of one or two pullets and one cockerel ........................................... $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 5. Pen of one or two Hens and one Cock .................................................. $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 Followlnl breeds under same subclasses as 601. DIVISION IIi-B. I. REDI! DIVISION --WIIITE PLYMOUTH ROCJIS · DIVISION 111-IIAIUIED PLYMOUTH ROCKS DIVISION IM-WIIITE WYANDO'ITES DIVISION 1M-NEW HAIIPSBmE REDS DmSION "'-WRITE COBNISB DIVISION IM-SILVERLACED WYANDOTTE!! Shear Designs Unlimited "Styling With You In Mind" (Formerly Carol's Coiffures) Mason, W'. Va. 25260 Ph~ 1-304-773-5352 Rt. 62 ... JENNIFER SHEETS For State Representative 211 E. 2nd Street . Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 . (614) 992-2151 ShMia for s- Repr1aantlltive Commltt• Mary Gilmor,, T-.Urer, Rt. 7, Box 243. Athena, Ohio 41701 DIVIIIION .._ALL a.un'AII8 DIVISION Ill-ALL GUtN~ . l'lnl ...... tDIVISION ~h~f! ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::tt::: g:::: 111-COCBIN . DIVISION 111-o\NY OTHER RECOGNIZED JIBEED 'OF CHICKEN DIVISION 111-GEEIIE ~: ~c:::::::.: , FirM s..- ' .............................................................12.., .. : ........................................................12.00 ........ $1.00 ....::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :: $1.00 ........................ ............................12.00 ......................... ... .... ................... .«&.00 ................... ........ ............ ........12.00 ftlrd ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::H:::: . . C:::: :t::: DIVISION 11•-DUCJIS . ' Fln4 lloeOIId I. Indian Runner .. :......... , .. , .................................................................... $3.00 $2.00 Tldrd · 11.00 5. Any Other Breed ................................................................................. $3.00 $2.00 DIVISION 11•-TURKEYS FirM llecoad 1. Bronze .......................................... .. .................................................... $3.00 $2.00 2. White ...... . ,.... ... . ...... . . .. ...... ...................................... S.1 ..M S2.00 $1.00 ThiN $1.00 $1.00 t&!~~i::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J:~ WIWAM RADFORD A·BENNY SLAWTER, Superlllleadenlo' Entries close at 4:00P.M., August 10. 1984. Only 1 entry per person per class. Exhibitors must purchase Membership \lckets. All exhibits shall be correctly named and·labeled. All exhibits mus! be .In pia~ by 12:00 noon. Monday. All exhibits must remain In pia~ untll4: 00 P.M. Saturday. A plate shall consist of live well grown specimens. , All produce must be arown by the exhibitor. , No premiums paid on articles not listed. , In classes where no competition exlats or II In the opinion of the Judge. he may award a second or non premium. 1 Farm Crops & Horticulture · Departmenf VII i • In·judllng of produte Qtlallty and stz. for correct use will be the guide Instead of large size. See General Rules lor further Instructions. . , Each variety to be Judged separately. DIVI810N 111-GRAINII . · FirM 8eceDd Tlllrll CLASS 1. Six ears of yellow corn, ............................................. :-::-............ rz.oo $1.00 .50 . 2. Six ean.,¥~hlte corn .................................... ,.. .................... rz.oo $1.00 .50 3. Six ears white sweet corn .................................................. rz.oo $1.00 .50 4. Six ears yellow sweet com ............................................... rz.oo $1.00 . .50 5. Six ears Bl-eolor sweel corn .................................. , ........... rz.oo $1,00 .50 6. Six ears white popcorn ...................................... : ................ rz.oo $1.00 .50 7. Six ears yellow popcorn ....................................................rz.oo $1.00 .50 8. Six ears red popcorn ......................................................... n.oo $1.00 .50 9..Six ears olher color j>opcorn .............................................. ~.00 $1.00 .50 10. Six ean Jadtan cortt ............................................. , ............n.oo ·$1.00 .5& n. Peck Wheat ...................................................................... n.oo -$1.00 .50 12. Peck Buckwheal ............................................................... n.oo $1,00 .50 13. Peck winter oats .................................... ... ........................ rz.oo $1.00 .. 50 u. Peck Spflng Oats ...... ............ ........................... r ...............a2.00 11.00 .50 15. Peck barley ............................................. ;....................... ,rz.oo $1.00 .50 16. Peck soybeans ........................... .' ......................... , ............ n.oo $1.00 .50 17. Peck speltz .................................................... :.......... .... ....rz.oo . $1.00 - .50 NO BEDDING FURNISHED NO PERSON SHALl; BE PERMITTED TO MAKE SOUCITAOONS Of ANY NATURE ON THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS EXCEPT IN CONTRACTED CONCESSION OR COMMERCIAL RENTED SPACE. NO PERSON WILL BE PERMITTED TO POST . OR DISPlAY SIGNS, DISTRIBUTE HANDBILU OR ADVEimSING MATERIAL OR SELL OR DISTRIBUTE FREE. ANY MERCHANDISE, .EXCEPT PERSONS UNDER CONTRACT. MEIGS COUNTY A~RICULTURAI.SOCIETY 2nd & Pomeroy Sts. Mason, W. Va. 25260 Phone 773-5561 214E.~In Pomeroy, Ohio "You Don't Buy a Polley- You HlreA':'Attent'' --- eabl,.. .....................................................................n.oo ........................... :... ;...................... .................. .«&.00 . 1............... ........................... ................................. 12.00 .................................................................12.00 ..................................................12.00 ..............................................12.00 ....................................... .«&.00 ..........................................12.00 lpecltnenl ............... :.....................12.00 Sl.oo $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 11.00 11.00 $1.00 $1.0!1 $1.00 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 RIGGS~ Ph. 882-2005 We're Here To Serve You '· .( PO~Y'S QlJAUI'Y -~ l!ft'OBE I I CONNIE. FOOTJfORKS. CANDIES· CHIPPEWA ACME BOOTS • STRIDE RITE. NIKE • CONJIERSE 'KEDS. DEXTER. HUSH PUPPIES 1 I' ; I Pomeroy, Ohio East Main St. .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50. .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 $1.00 $1.00 J1.00 $1.00 $1.00 CLASS 71. Cllarteatoe Gray ......................................, ..............................12.00 ' 11.00 ~: f:f'om·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::f.::: .50 .50 tii 12.00 M. Summer SQuab ........................·............................................12..00 65. Patty Plan Squub ................................................................ .$2.00 66. Banana Sauuh ................................... .................................. .«&.00 67. Cl'oolled N'ecll .......................................................................n.oo DIVI8ION 'IN · 68. Dipper Gourds (2) ................................................................. n.oo 88. Ol'nametltal GounJa (5 or more) ............................................12.00 DIV1810~ ~~~~~~(2) .. .......... : ....................................................12.00 .50 .50 .50 .50 ..50 .!10 .50 ~. st.Oil $1.00 )1.00 'IS. Caateloupe, Perfection :.........................................................12.00 77. (name) wr)ety ................. : ........................_. ...........................12.00 .50 --APPLII8 / DIVIIION CLASS 78. Sla)'llWI Wlaeaap ................................................................. .«&.00 ~~~ ·~ :-~ ~:=:~ :~ ~~~~ =: CLASS •• p._ Plum, plate ..................................................................12.00 67. Da- Plum. plate ................................... - ............ ,. ............12.80 •· Gnetl Gqe Plum, plate ........: ...............................................12.00 88. Red Plum. plate ....................................................................12.00 90. Grapes, C..:Ord, plate ......................................................... 11. N1qn, plate ............................................................ ,................ 92. Keder Pear, plate ................................................................ .$2.00 !IS. Bartlett Pear. plate .............................................................. .$2.00 M. Supr PMr, plate ................................,. ................................ .$2.00 ... l'eldlee, ,..uo., plate .............................. - ...................,. ...... 88. l'eldlee, willie, plate ............................................................ .$2. fl. Quince, plate ..................................................................... ,.. .$2.80 ~~ plate ........................................................................a.oo .a..: r· ........................................ $15 ''THE COUNTY FAIB" --Anlitle. Cluo 3-'lliE FARMERS BRING ALL 111EIR PRODUCE IN-Including lrulluad/ orvegetables. Class •-AND HAVE IT ARRANGED TO SHOW-Hocartb Clali ~ATTLE AND HORSES AND PIGS IN PENS-Including weathered wood . Clua 6-AND CHICKENS AND DUCJIS GALORE-Iacludlna: f..tber!t. C1ua 7-BARLEY AND WHEAT AND TIMOTHY SEED-FeaturiDJ dried material . THE SCORE-Featurlna: lollaRe. .50 .50 hJIO $1.00 .50 SL0D .50 :5& .50 .50 .50 .50 .. , .50 .50 $1.00 .50 .50 .50 $1.00 11.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.80 $1.00 $1.80 $1.00 .50 .50 .50 .50 . .50 .50 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 .50 .50 Ill $2.50 $10 • E. MAIN ST. Clua 111-Roae. Florlbunda. Clua lt-ROR, Gralllllllora. Clua 210-Giadlolus. any color, ooe. Clua 21-Ziaala, dahlia flowered, ooe. Clua 22-Zinala, cacta flowered, ooe. Clua 23-Dalllla, decoratlw, """ bloom. ClUI 21-Daldla, cactus type. ODe bloom. ClaN-.:::·· Claii31-Ma JM;' . r ODe bloom. ....... type, ODe bloom. . PIAJttrn NOTE:ftoM M'ele~•......,III&IIB I U,.att:.PJI, 27--e.tl llld/c.- . . . , . , . , _ van.ty per pot. ClUI 31-Fenll - lnle fema, alao aprellpl'l, piUIIIOII, uparagus. Clan It-Any otber follqe plaat - on.-varlety per pot. Clua 311-.lny HANGING follalt' plut..- variety per pot. Clua 31-Afrlcu Vlolet-aay wrlety. · Clau 32-Bea:••••-aay variety. C1ua 33-Any otber flower1al plaat- ooe variety per pot. C1ua M-Any HANGING floftrtlll! plant - cme ""rlety.!'"": pot. ..,.. TWO -I'IWaJ, Atopat n, ... Cl~u J, Larplt o.Aaa · ..................................................................................................-!!-GO k. LU'plt IINet Potato ........................................................................................... . I. ........ 'l'llnllp ..........................................................................................., .....-:::: . ~-=~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::a.eo . .a.:g o. t.arawt Ear or eom .........,............................................................................... ~!r;· . ta-. ...................................................................................................13. CLASS 1. FrMk V'l'ftablel .............................:............................00 · P.GO . Flower~ 12.00 $1.00 and Plant• ,... COililli aaw na tam IIIIIOICCkiNn' r.ua n.owa&aaow IN COOPD.lftON llft'li tam 111108 OOliN'i'Y GAPMN a.tJ.a ·. · ScbedllW ............................................................................................ ~ JG!t =-~~-= Slql81 .........1........................................................................................ an~ '0-n.RIYW . I:DIIy allll R tlud Ed~~eatloulallll ~ltl Exblblta .............................................................................. J ..... aad Clerb ..........................................................................Rutla~ Amlllftn SIMON'S PICK·A·PAIR ~too C1ua !1-111E WOMEN HAVE BOOTHS DISPLAYING 111EIR WAJt~Sumrner door design. Cluo Ill-CANNED FRUIT, JELLIES AND PIES-Mobile. NOTE: Tlleae ~- le .-.11 • .....,. 111&11 t:• P.M.-.,.. ~~BDIVI8ION . , Class ll...,CAKES AND COOKIES, SPICED PEACHES AND PEARS-Brlpt colors. Classl2-AND ALL OF 111EM UP !\'OR A PRIZE-Your favorite design. Class 13-ZIIlnla, dahlia, Dowered, one. Class t•-Zinala, caCillil flowered, one . Classl5-Martaold. lafle, one . Cluo16-Potted plaat, lollal" or blooming variety . NOTE: a- II ~ -llatloNaJ at t:M P.M. Dhtlllaiii-IIOaTICULTUBii Clan 17-ROR, Hyllrld Tea . 1e-. • .50 .50 a.• SHOW ONE - WedJoeo.a)', A .... II, 1184 D l - •t-lnllalleolal -'-le. 0... .. _, _ _ Claul-QH, COME WITH US TO THE COUNTY FAIR-Biackllgltt 0\YWM Cllllt -&LaiN II . . . CIIIIIIQ FM'dtll&a. Class 2-WHERE EVERYONE'S GOING TO GO-Mus .5& It: 1•. (Name) variety .................................................................... .e.eo $1.00 75. Cantaloupe, .................................................................12..00 $1.00 H~es ' .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 Department VIII · Ph. 992-2815 NAME BRAND CLOTHING . FOR MEN AND WOMEN Ph.-992-2351 Middleport, Ohio_ .50 ) BAHR C.L OTHIERS .. .50 .50 o CHAPMAN SHOFS · . M_eigs County 'Branch Ph. 992-7271 .50 ~MEROY, Oli.~ MAIN ST. HOLZER CLINIC LTD. ·J.·Dependable Health Care .Far Your Family .... ~. Six Doys A Ifeek .50 II'..,..._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:63. Zuceblal ~=~:~:::::: : : :::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:5 ................................................................................ s- .50 .50 . : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :::::::::: :t::: DIVIIION'M Prod- mat be pvwnln Melp Couaty by exlllbltc.-. • GREEN LANTERN R.Ph. New Haven, W. Va. .50 .50 .50 .50 plate .. , ..............................................12.00 $1.00 .. .........................................................12.00 11.00 . Beau, plale ................................................12.40 $1.00 aeaao, plate .................................................n.oo ft.oo Y•llow Po! RIUillleanl, plate ...............................................$2.00 · 11.00 .................................................................n.oo 11.00 ~=~:5 1pec1meu .... ,................................................12.00 h.OO a. ,t 5 apecilllftl .................................................. .«&.oo 11.00 . .,. 5 lpect1111!111 .......................................................12.40 $1.00 50. lpeclmeao ..........................................................12.40 $1.00 51. Hot ~ 11 IDidlneu ......................................................12.00 h.OO 52. Sweet~·· 5 ..,.ciJneDI ..........................: .......................12.00 $1.00 !13. lleela, 5 l!leclmeu ................................................................12.00 $1.00 M. Carroll, ~ 12.00 $1.00 5!1. Turalpl, 5 apeclmelll .............................................................12.00 h.OO 56. Greee'Cueumben, 5 apeciJnt!u .............................................12.00· $1.00 57. Willie Cueumbera, 5 apeclml!lll ..............................................12.80 $1.00 58. Plekw~te .......................................................................12.00 $1.80 59. Okra,~, 5 .apeclmelll ........................................................12.00 $1.00 CLASS 1. Bflt dllplay of lardeD produce Health Aid Pharmacy DAN .50 .e.oo · DONALD FOGLESONG - RAY TUCKER, SR. .' .50 .50 .....................................12.00 ............ :........................ ........... .....12.00 .................................................n.oo 85.. (Name) v81'1ety .....................................................................fi.OO DIVIIION WI- OIIIU I'JUJITII Foglesong Funeral Honie, Inc. .50 .50 .50 ~~~~~-~ GENERAL Elt...... itULI!II I. All cluaes of the•- are open to all reoldento ofMelpCountyaadto~l membenofa Metp County Garden-Club. One- not have to be a member of garden club to eat..-. Entry fee required 11 tbe purchase of a memberoblp ticket. 2. lnvltatloul cluses are open to anyone who II not a resident of Melp County, ao well u resl· den to . 3. Junior classes are open only to persona under 19 years of age. . •· Exhibitors mu•t breuare their entrv In their own handwrltlna:. 1'hes• must be In the hands ollhPialrboard secretary no later than •:oo P .M. Friday. Augullt 10. Entri .. may be made by mall. No tettl>hone entries ac~pted. • · ~.ShOw 1 will ,be staged on Wednesday, Augusl15. 1984. Entries lor exhibit and judaJng muot be In the banda of the lair board committee before 1:00 P .M. and k'ft In placeuntiiB:OOP.M. Thursday, Autnllt 16. exceot where otllerwlle noted. 2 will be staged~ Friday, A~t~uot 17,198t. Entries must be In the haads of the committee bv 1:00 P .M. aad left In pia~ untn•:oo P .M. Saturday, AUJUot 111. l!lllf, t:ntnes arrlvlntJ late will not be Judied, marked tor exhibit Dilly. Entries removed before tbe stated time wUI forfeit any premium due to the exhibitor . 1'be · - committee ud tlu! fair board cannot accept tbe respoo~~lbiUty for loot or damaged ltemo; therefore, the""" of v~uable artlcleo II to be dllcouraged; ud aucb Ull!la tbe respoulbllty of theexblbltc.-. Any oucb Item may beremovedafter .J udllnl.llaoultablereplact!meat !ortbeltem Is aubtltuted 10 tbat tbe eflectlveaesa of tbe exblbllwlllnot be dlmlnlahed. The practl~ of remov~ olltemo obould be donellllly Ill exceptional clrcumolances. Exblbltora areeatOUraged to~k their name on eatrlel In an ln00111plcuoua pia~. · · 6. Exblbltora must write their name, addreolll not -~ardell club member, and club name If a member, on the back of the entry rae fumlohed. The committee wDI allo fumloh a 3x5 card on which the . exhibitor must llat all plant materlala tiled In the exhibit. Hortlcultureapectm- are to be labeled with the genll5, species, aad variety name (example: Ro..... .Hyllrld Tea, Peace) . . 7. Exblbltora may enter u many claues ss desired. Onlv oneeati'V oer ctua II oermtttorl tn thP . artlatlc oectlon, but tbe exblbltor may make up to 25 eatrla In tbe HorUculture and Educational claueo, aslon1u each eatry II a diHerent variety ..- type ofthe ltenupectDed Ia the lcbedule. The show committee reserves the rllbt to reclaaolfy or regroup exblblta u deemed n~sary to In· creall! the effectlvenesa of the.-. or wh..-e number of entrieo warruta. 8. No artificial plant materials allowed In any clau. Bua ud -..-Ies are .Uowed In ~I clanes, uoed at the res[IOIIIIblllty of the exblbltor. All claues muat COIItaln """"' plaat material; uoe of lreob plant material encouraged where poulble. Artificially colored or •-ted plant mat.,. rial Ia allowed In au MODERN clu-. 9. o\rraniemenll are not to be made on tbe · - lableo. Lui mlaute adjustments should be made cia the ,...-k tables prm1ded before placlnc tbe eatry Ia tbe balldo of tbe committee. 10. 1'be . - will be cleo~ red at 1:00 P .M. eacb ·-day to prepare tile room lor Judging. JudgIng by tbe atandard oyotem according to the OHIO AS!IOCIATION OF GARDEN CLUBS' handbook will belln at 2:00P.M. earb day. Dectalon of the allow committee ud the juqe are final. The lollowlna awanH will be~~~~ at each s - : " BEST OF SHOW RESERVE BEST OF SHOW HORTICULTURE SWEEPSTAKES JUNIOR GARDENER AWARD Ribbons and premluma for all clallel In the·- are: Art laUe: Blue-$1.75 Red-$1.50 Whlte-$1.25 Horticulture; aad all JUNIOR exhibits: Blue-$1.50 Red-$1.25 Wblte-..$1.00 .50 .50 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 11.00 $1.00 ........................................................12.00 ' .........................................................n.ao E:~ it~ · 11.00 $1.00 11.00 $1.00 11.00 ·$1.00 $1.00 Clalllflclltloll............................................................................... "Allie 'I Blou1e &: Slack Shop'" MHm'P A Good Time 'At The Ftiir• OU:.,.. PutllkiiJ .,. .........................................................................................CaMc~l or Flanl Arta ........_ ud l'rtft Commlnee ........................................... Sllade Valley POMEROY, OHIO Slar WJ==·· g: tt:...:-.;;;·SiPi·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::<ii.td' . , . . . . . ,;;.. t ..•.. r..: .... :•.-.. c.. :.;.. : ..:.:..!.l:.t..:., ..: ..: .......·.. :.:.. : ..:.:..~ ..:.~ ..: .~.. ! ..~ .:.. :.:....... : .. I'IIIIMII'•plly .......................................................................................................... .. ~ ' C1ua .. . . ... .. , .... ~··· ·· ··'· ·' �PAGE 'l'WEN'IY-nvE PAGE TWENTY-POUR ~- DIVIIION-- JIODY (;C)UIQ (al .,...._ .-Q le ....) Clau '10-Rooe-CIImber. Class 71-Giadlolus, any color. OIK', Class 72-Zinnla, dahlia flowered, one. Class 73-Zinnla, cactus flowered. one. Class 74-Dahlla, decoralve, one Class ~Dahlia, cactus, one. Class 76-Dahlla. pompon, one. Class 77-Martgold, large, one. Class 78-Sunnower, any variety, one. Class 79-Chrysanthemum, one spray. Class SO-Plumbed celosla. naturally grown. Class 81-Any other annual. Class 82-Any other perennial. • Class 'It-Model car or truck from kll ......................................... ,...... , .......... 1.50 Clau 110-EIIIIIrOidered preture (1) .. , ........ .. ............ .............. ........................ 1.'111 Class 81-Need~BI Picture (1) .... . .......... ................ .... ...... .. .. .................... 1.75 c . . . 82-~ Picture Ill .................: ........................ ..... ........ ...... ..... 1.75 Clau 83-Coullt.,. trou Stitch Ptcturr ..... ........................ .......... .................. 1. 75 Class 86-Qo.dlted Picture (1) ........... : ................. ......... ...... , ........................... 1.75 Clais ~Crewel Picture (1) ............ ....... .. ................................... , ...... .... .... . 1,75 Class 86-Uquld Embroidery Picture ........ :.......... .. .. ,.... ............... ,............ : .. 1.!!0 Class 87-Hand Made Purse ... :....... .. ......... ; ......... ,........ ........ ,............... .... .... 1.50 Class 88-Ceramlcs-10 to 17 years ............. .. ................................... ..... ........ UIO Clau 89-Ceramlrs-17 and up ........ ... ........ ............ .. .. ...... ..... ....... .......... ...... 1,110 Class90-Ceramlca-Stalned ............... ........ .. ........ .................... ......... ... .. ..... 1.110 Class 91-Ceramlca-Giazed ..... :... ................ ........... ... .. ...........·....... .... .......... 1.110 Claas 92-Macrame Hanger ....... .......... .. .................. .. .. ................ ................. 1.110 Class 53-Macrame (Oiher) ....... .. ............. ,.......... ...... ...... ... .. .... .. .......... ........ 1.110 Class 94-Piaster of Paris (molded) ............................. .... ............................. 1.110 Class 95-Tole Pa1DIIq ......... .... ...... .. ........... ..... .............. .... .... .. .. ...... ........... 1.50 Class 96-0tber than above ........... ....... ........ ... ... .. ................ .................. ....... 1.50 Department IX - Domestic Arts A. . . . Lowla, s.,t. DOMESTIC ARTS BULl!:~! 1. F.ntrv F .... membershiP ticket. 10 2. All entries In the department must be tn the hands of the secretary by4:00P.M .. Friday, AUJI· • 1984. Entry book wlll close at tnatume. 3. Entries made on the book of !be oocretary cannot be cbanged. All work must be the work of tbe Exblbltor. · ' 4. All articles tor Judging must be on the grounds by 12:00 noon Monday. Aug. 13. Anything after that wUI be R181'ked tor dlsolav olllr.· and not IOIIIrlbll! tor ludl!llllr or oremluma. 5. No more than 1 enlr)' In the same clau by same penon. 6. All exhibitors. must place .entrieS at ·Domestic Arts exhibit with entry tags attached firmly. 7, Artlcleo awarded a premium In tbe laat (2) Two years are not ~Uglble for elltrY. 8.NI!W work and new Ideas wU be given preference. • ' 9. AllY article entered Ullder WJ'OIIl! clau will not be tudlled. 10. Articles can only be entered Wider mtscellaneoua If an appropriate class Ia not Dated. u. Exhibits removed before Saturday, A11111at 20 at 4: 00p.m. will forfeit aqy premiums. Rules will be atrlctly nton:ed. · 12. See General Rules tor furtber tnatructlona. 13. CommiHee 1101 respoolbll! for lou or accidents. 14. JucllliDIU follows: Appearance 10 percent; Workmanlblp 50 p.or cent, Style 10 per cent, Materials 30. • . DIVISION Ml - CHILDREN'S CLOTIIING Class 1-Girls Dress-Cotton and Cotton Blends ............................................ 1.50 Class 2-Girls Better Dress ....................: ............................... ..... ................. 2.00 Class 3-Boys Trousers, Sizes 1to 14.. ........................................................... 1.75 Class 4-Chlld's Blouse or Shirt ...................... :.... .. ....................................... 1.50 Class 5-T·Shlrt ..... ........ ... ......... ..... .. .. .. .. .............................................. ........ 1.25 Class 6-Chlld's Shorts ......... .. .................... ... ......... .............. .. .. .... ................ 1.25 Class 7-Coat or Jacket ....... .. ................................ .... ...... .... ......................... 2.00 Class 8-Chlldren's Mlscellaneous ...................... ......... .... ......... ....... ....... .. .... . t .25 DIVISION In-ADULT CLOTHING Class 9-0ne Piece Dress-Cotton or Cotton Blends ........... .... ........................ 2.00 Class 10-2 Piece Dress, Cotton or Cotton Blends .......... ... .... ...... .... .... .... ..... .. 2.00 Class 11-Better Dress- Knits, etc .......................... .................................... 2.75 Class 12-Ladles Blouses ........... ...... ..... _ ....... ...... .... ............ ..... ... ........ ... ...... 1.75 Class 13-Sklrt ...... ....... .. ..... ....... .... ................ ........................... ... .. ..... .... ..... 1.50 Class 14-T·Shlrts .. .. ... ............... .. .... ......................... ... ... ..... ........ .. .. ....... ...... 1.50 Class 15-Cape or Coat ................................ ............ .... ... ... .. ......... .... ....... ..... 2.75 Class 16-Ladles' Shorts .. ... ...... ......... ......... ..... ........ ........... .............. .. ....... ... 1. 75 Class 17-Ladles' Slacks ... ...... ................ .... .... .............. .... ... ... .. ............ .. ...... 2.00 Class 18-Ladles' Suit-Slacks or Skirt (Lined) .......................... ............ .... ... 2.75 Class 19-Ladles' Suit-Skirt or Slacks (Unlined) ..................... ........ .......... ... 2.50 Class 20-Ladles' Jacket ............ .. .. .... ..... ......... .. ... ..... .... .... .... ..... ... ........... ... . 2.00 Class 21-Ladles' Robe ....... .... .... ............. ... .. .. ............................ .................. 2.00 Class 22-Men's Jacket .. ............ .... .. .... ........ .... .. .. ........................ .... ........ ..... 2.00 Class 23-Men's Shirt ... ..... .. .. ............... ........ .. .: .. ......................... ........... ...... 2.00 Class 24-Men's Trousers, 16 and up ....... ..... ......... ............ .... .. ................ ...... 2.00 Class 25-Ladles' Miscellaneous .......... ....... .. .... .... ...... ......... ................... ...... 2.00 Class 26-Men's Miscellaneous ............................. ... ............................... .. .... 2.00 DIVISION liS-APRONS Class 27-Gingham Cross Slltch ........ .. ............ ....... ......... .............. .. ......... ..... 1.50 Class 28-KIIchen Apron ... .... .... ... ...... ...... ... ........ .. .. .... ..... ..... .. .. .. ..... .....'........ 1.50 Class 29-F,ancy or HQIIday Apron ....... ......... ........ .... ....... .... .. .. ... .................. 1.50 iW:Sf~;;,E~b~·~~E"o~C'8An·· ··· · · .............. .... .. ......... .. .... .... ...... .... .. ..... .. l.50 •• ..., .. J Class 31-PIIIow cases-Cross SUtch .......................................................... , .. 1.75 Class 32-PIIIow cases- Painted ........ .... .... .......... .. .................................. ... 1.75 Class 33-PIIIow cases- Embroidered .. .......................... .. .. ..... .................... 1.75 Class 34-PIIIow cases-Crocheted Trim ...... ......... ............ ...................... .... .. 1.75 Class 35-Crewel embroidered Cushion ........... ...... ......... ................ ........ .... ... 2.00 Class 36-Cushlon (Crocheted) ......... ..... ...... .......... .. .... .......... .. .. ........ ....... ..... 2.00 Class 37-Cushlon (Embroidered) ........ ... ...... ....... .. ............. .. .. , ....... .... .......... 2.00 Class 38-Cushlon (Needlepoint) ....... .. ............ ..... .... .................. ... .... .. .. ........ 2.00 Class 39-Cushlon (Patchwork) ,,........... ............ ..................... ..... .... ....... ...... 2.00 Class <10-Cushlon !Counted Cross Stitch) ........ ............................................. . 2.00 40A Cushion-Candlewick ......... ... ......... .... ............ ...... .... ... ... ... ..... ............ 2.00 Class 41-Tablecl~th (Painted) ..................... .. ...... ................. ....... .. .... .. ........ 2.00 Class 42-Tableclolh (Embroidered) ..... .. ........ ........................................ ...... 2.00 ClaSS'43-1ablecloth (Crocheted) .. .... ..... ........ ............. ........ .... .. ............ ,..... .. 2.50 Class 44-Potholders ,- 2- Other than Usted ........................ .. ......... ............. 1.50 Class 45-Aighan (NO knit or crocheted) ..... ........ ...... ........ ... .".. .. .. .. ............... 2.75 Class 46-Dressed Doll- Hand Made (1) .. ......................................... .......~ .. 2.75 "Class 47-Lalch Hook Wall Hanglng ........~.. ........ .. ......... ............... ............ .. .... 1.50 ' Class 48-Smocklng (Any Arllcle) ....~.. .. .. ....... .... :...... .... ...... .......... .......... ,...... l.50 . ·ctass·49-Miscellaneous (no clothing: knitting or crochet) ............................ 1:50 DIVISION ItS - KNITTING Class 50-Afghan ... ...... ..... .... .......... ...... ...... ........... ....... ... ... .... .. ..... ........ .. ..... 2.75 Clflss 51-Sweater tSIIpoverl .. .. ..................................... ;............... .. ............. 2.25 Class 52-Sweater (Button front) ........... ........... ...................... ... . , ............ ..... 2.25 Class 53-Baby Swealer .. ........ ................ .. .. .. .. .... ....... ... ....... ....... ............ .... .. 1.75 Class 54-Miscellaneous .. .... .... .... ............. .. .. ...... ................................... ....... 1.75 DIVISION til - CROCHET Class 55-Afghan (plain crochet) ........ ............... .. ......................................... 2.75 Class 56-Atgl)an (laney crochet) ........ .. ......... : .... ... ............................... ....... 2.75 Class 57-Bedspread ...................... .. .. .. ........ ...... .... ,... ...... .... .... ........ ....... ... ... 2.75 CU•ss 56-Vest ........... ..... ... .. .... ........ .................... ........ ...... .......... ............. ... . 1.50 Class 59-Cape or Poncho .................. ..... ............ .............. ............................ 2.00 Class 80-1 Handkerchief, crochettrlm ................... ... ~ .......... ... ...................... 1.50 Class 61-Dolly .... .. .... .. .......... :..... .... .. .. .... .. ........ ......... ........ ..... ....... .......... ... . 1.50 Class 62-Baby Afghan .... ....... .. ....... .......... ..... .. .... ..... ..... .... .. .... ... .... ......... .. r 1.50 Class 63.:...Baby Sweater•Set ............... .... .. ....... .. , ............. :.. .. ......................... 1.50 Class 64-Crochel Pot Holder (2) ........... .. ...... .. ............... ........ .. ....... .... ......... 1.50 Class 65-Crochet Wall Hanging .................................. ............. .................. .. 2.00 Class 66-Miscellaneous ......... :................................................................ ..... 1.50 DIVlSION 11'7- QtJILTS (Malll he rompleted) . Class 67-Appllque !QUilled) .... .... ........... .. ... ... .. ............... ,.. ... .................... ... , 3.00 Class 68-Conon Patchwork tqullttdl ... .......... .... .. .. ......... ... ... . ,. .................... 3.00 Class 69-Palnted tQullledl ,.... ... ..... .... ............... .................. .. ........ .. ....... ... ... 3.00 Class 70-Embroldered tqulltedl .. ... .. ...... .. ........... ....................................... . 3.00 Class 71-Baby Quilt (quilled I .............. ..... .......... , .................... ................. .. . 2.50 Class 72-Comfort ttled or knotted! ...... ... ............... ..... .. .. ..... .... .:.................. 2.:10 Class 73-Qullted Wall Hangln)l .j: .. .. .. .. ..... ................. .. ........ .. .......... ............. 2.!10 DIVISION . . - RUGS • · Class 74-CI:ocheted ........ ... .. ... .......... .......... ... ... .............. ... ................... ....... 1.75 Class 75-Laich Hook .......... ... ............. .. ... ... .. ... ............................................ 1.75 Class 76-Punch Hook .................. ... ....................., .... .. ............ ..... ,....... .... .... 1.75 Class 77-Loom Woven BY EXHIBITOR .. ..... ............ ........... .. .. ... .................. l.75 Class 78-Miscellaneous .,.... ... .... .... .. ... ..... ... ... ............ ...... ...... ........ .: .. .......... 1.75 1.75 1.75 2.50 1.25 1.25 1.25 2.25 1.25 1.50 2.50 2.25 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.72 1.75 1.75 1.50 1.50 2.25 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.75 .75 1.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.110 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.25 1.50 1.25 1.50 1.25 1.50 1.25 1.50 1.50 1.75 1.!>0 1.75 1.50 1.75 1.50 1.75 1.50 1.75 1.50 1.75 1.50 1.75 1.50 1.75 2.25 2.09 1.25 · 1.00 2.00 2.25 2.00 2.25 1.00 1.25 1.00 1.25 1.00 1.25 2.00 ·U5 1.75 1.25 •' 1.25 2.00 2.25 2.00 2.25 2.80 2.25 1.00 1.25 1.25 1.75 1.00 1.25 1.00 1.25 1.25 ' 1.00 1.25 1'00 .00 1.25 1.25 1.75 1.00 1.25 2.50 2.25 2.25 2.25 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 .2.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1:25 2.~ 1.110 1.110 1.50 1,50 1.!10 Ul ' 1.25 1.25 ).25 1.25 1.!15 1.25 1.25 1.2!1 1.21\ 1.25 DIVJIIION 1111-BIIIarlo.,.all (111'7 ..,_hit) IILACJl 6 WJm'l!: . All ctauee aame •• 1101 " BII!:IT OF BilOW: WUI be l ..letl !rem aU aloeve-ealrteo. . BES't OF SHOW .......... ....... ... ...... .. ..... .. ....... ... : .. .... ..... ..... ........ . ,......................... ................ ~.00 RESERVE BEST OF SHOW ............... :........... .. ............ .............. .. ................................. . , . .. . 3.00 . 1,80 1.25 1.25 1.25 1 .~ 1.25 1:25 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1 ..............-l...,.le 1....,.... t.oo ~w:.~'N'f#r~ifi'iimiA .. ' SECTION 2 - JAMS (Any Sized Jar) Clus 6-Biack Raspberry .................................................... ...................1.!10 crss 7-Gra!J!! ................... : ........ ............................................... ............1.50 C Ill 8-PNch .. ,... .................................................................................1.50 Class t-strawbel'ry .............................................................. .................1.!10 SECTIOIIJ 3 - JELUES (Any Sized Jar) Class 10-Apple .......... .... ........ .................................. .............. ...... .. ........1.!10 Clau 11-Crabapple ...... ...... ................................... ....... .... ..................... 1.50 Clan 12-Blacttl!erry .... ; ............... .......................................................... 1.!10 Clau 13-Eiderlierry .......... :..................................................... :. ............1.!10 Clau 14-Grape ........... .................................................. ........................ 1.!10 Clan l5-~ach ............... .................. .... .... ............................................ 1.!10 SECTION 4 - SPREADS (Any Sized Jar) Clau 16-~ar Honey .................................................................... - .......1.!10 Class17-~ach Honey .................................... .. ........... ........................ 1.!10 Class18-~ach Buller .................... :...................................................... 1.!10 Classlt-ADPII! Butter .................................... :...................................... 1.110 DIV.ION 1111 SECTION 5 - PICKLES Clan 26-CIIcwnber, sweet· .....................................................................1.!10 Clan 21-DIU Pickles .......................................... ...................................1.!10 Class.22-Bread end Butter ......... SEcnoiii'&:::."ui'iSiiiS"" """"""'"1.!10 . • 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .75 .75 .75 .75 1.00 ' 1.00 1.00 .75. .75 .75 Clau 23-Chow-Cbow- ..........., ................................................................. 1.!10 ~ Class 24-EDCI tit tile prden ....................................................................1.!10 ctus 25-sweet Pepper Rettss'tcnoFi·.;·::.:·ci.T!iifi:.\No'iiAii'CEs" """"1.!10 Clau 26-TOift&!O Cataup .......................................... ,, ................ ............ 1.!10 1.50 ~~.:,~;n;;m;·nuiT 1.00 1.00 1.00 .75 .75 .75 . 1.00 1.00 .75 .75 Clau 25-Appleaa- .................................. : ................................. .......... 1.!10 Clus 29-~ll!a, SIIHd .......................................................... .......... ,..... 1.!10 Clau 30- acttberrles .................... ,.................................................. ....1.!10 Clus 31-~acbes, whole .............................. ..........................................1.!10 Clus.31-~acbes, ball ..........................................................................1.!10 Clau U-~achea, spiced ................................: .............: ........................1.!10 Clus :::~aches, sliced .................:.......,..............................................1.!18 Claa ~ara. sliced .............................................................. .............1.!10 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.110 1.110 1.00 g:::: 1.110 1.110 . ~spberry .....................................................; .........................1.50 l')'les .................. ..........., ...................... ,......... ....................1.!10 VEGPTAIIU!i DJVDION 1tM-cANND Clan 40-Brullll Sprouts .......................................................................1.!10 Class 41-Beeta, wllole ................................... , ........................................1.50 42-Beeta. sliced ............................................................................1.50 Class &3-&au. ebellle (Mixed) ............................................................. 1.!10 Clau M-!'INIII.IMtJed (Horlk'ulturet ...................................................1.!10 eta,. === PEGGY BOWERS BRICKLES \Welp County R~rder Demoeratle Candidate 31649 Jividen Hollow Rd., Middleport, Oh. U8 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 ' ,75 .75 .75 •. 1.00 .75 .75 .'111 .75 .75 1.00 1.00 1.00 "-!10 Clan -..Greens ........ .............................. ............................... ... ............ 1.50 1.00 :~ t5 :~ .75 5iii~~~:::: : : : : : : : : : : : : :~: : : : : : : : : :~;~ : : : : : :~: : : J:e te :~ Clau 1111"'-M....,, &tufted ................ :.............. :........ ........ ........................1.!10 1.00 C.._ II !Jaeet Potatoes ......... ~ ....: .................. .................. .... ................ 1.50 1.00 Claa 57-Tomatoes, whole ................................. .... .... .... ........... ............. 1.50 1.00 C.._ Ill-Tomatoes, quar1ered ....: ...................................... ....................1.50 1.00 . Clqe 111-Tomat• • II'MII ...... ........... ,.................................................... 1.!10 1.00 Claaa ._Tomato Juice ...................... ,....................... ........ , ........ ........... 1.!101.00 Claaa 11-V. .eble 1.50 1.00 Clus SQua .............. " .......... , ............................. .... ............ 1.!10 1.00 Clau -canaed f>ntatMo ................................................... .-:..............1.!10 1.00 DIVIIION 1 • -llAilBD 000118- No Frozen Baked Gooda. No llox Mixes. , !)a ked IOOds .should be on' dlapoaable paper or aluminum plate, furnllbed by exhibitor wra~ whh a tru~~pe~r'ellt eoverlq.u • ·· :.t,-calllled s:e . . . . . . . . . .. . .-.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~r::"wh::"'W::: C~.~. ~~~.~~~.~~~.'............... .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 and Clau 1.50 Clau 64-Loaf of Wblte Breed ................................................................ 1.50 ,Ciau 65-Banana Nut Bread ................................................................... 1.!10 1.00 1.00 1.00 .75 .75 .75 1.50 • Clau &7-Mulllll, wbole whNt or bran, 3 on plate ........ .......................... 1.50 1.00 1.00 .75 .75 75 Fair. ' ... Clu~~=:w~.::.:.~~~.~.~~: 1 Cla•~=1•J:.:'-..:Y·iie·iib'D'iiOiiiii;·iftViar'%'(;;';j~pj;y';;!::...,u~·:' ...................................................................... . , . 1.00 t: g!E:lr~::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: : :::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::t5! Exblblt • Cookies ; : _ t a l ...................... ~ ............ :.............................................1.50 76-CIIaall:-1~ (Cab Style) ................... ....................... :........1.!10 Cl Cllljl ........................................ ................. ...............1.50 CIIU ~BroWDies-Fuclp-Unlced ,,,, ........................ :.......................1.!10 C au Plaia Drop .............................................................................. 1.50 lau '11-'-Molaaes ...... ............................................... 1.50 i:rr~':-:~ii~r·ii.diiiil'*·ii·p.;;c~;,··.;;;·ili;t:.;·;:··· 1·50 -Apple ................................... , .................................................. 1.50 g::a-c~~erry 1.50 . D-llpr17 ........... .............. ...... ..................................., ...... :.......... 1.50 gta•• d:: A .......................... ..····- ..............................................,..................................... . ' .75 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.110 .75 .75 .75 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 Department XIII-Grantle Exhibit BABU&AFaY,I.. I loa._. General'l'heme-Growlq_With 'nle Gran)(•-'!'he CommUBIIY BuDder THE CI.OSED RIRI .F! AND "-AU MAY bt; Ulii!.U. I'IU III'III!;K KWALlA . Entries cloae at 4 P.M. Friday, Aupat 10. , Grange E•blblta Will be ladled at a ume to be &IIIIOUII<ed by SuperiJIIelldent• Granae E•blblta wttrbe Judlled on tile tolloWiaR 8c)ore Boanl. BU.OitiiiHA'I'& 011.\NGIE BlDIDJT IJCOIIB CARD . lo:ICll COVNn' FAIII -::.• ,. p ..... . Originality - Ideas ud Materials ....... ,................................................................................ 20 Attractiveness - Ability to attract aad hold atletltloa ........................................................... 15 Appearance and neat- - vlslbUIIy and letteriD& ............. :........................................... ,.....10 Granp Teacblnp - ldtu and prlnctplts of the Graqe ., ................... :.................................25 - Achll!v~t Goi!ll and Community Service of Local Granae .................................. ,.............20 ~!~craft~~.~.:::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::;;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::: : DIVISION 1111 - GIL\NOE EXIIIIIIT I I Total .......... .-..............100 Premiums: 110.00 eacb. AU articles nblblted by a Graqe must be produced or made by members of THAT Gra111e. Exhibits are to liP nl......,. hv I: flO P.M. m Mmldov •"" ......... utll4:00 P.M. on Saturday. Eacb Granae Will be required to buy a Membenldp Ticket. U Is the purpoee of the Fair Board to build better Ap1euJttlre m Melli Colmty and It can COIIcelve of no better step In tbat direction tlwl tbe upbulldllll of the a....,.. and lhiOir activities. Department XIV- Public SclwOU .k)HN RIEJIEL.ltupa • I I I . ::.=e·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::t: g:: DIVDION 1-..c:Aaa . Class 118-41ponp CUe ............ .. .............................. ,........... .................... 1.!10 . Class '10-Butter ~Dow or wblte troatlng) .. ....................... .................... 1.50 '·Class 71-l'owlll b .............................. .. .. .......... ........ ........................ .1.50 Clan 72-Cbocolate cat. ............................................ ............................ 1.50 ~tN~~ 1.50 DIVIBION 1111-Bied ... Wlllte (bl or amaller) All classes as Division 1101 DIVDION Jlta-Pitln pmeale (h'ltlmLhll) COLOR · All classes lam~ as 1101. , Elect' .75 .75 .75 .75 g::::~::r= ~~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1: Amateur Photography RandJ H-a·tiOII. c~.....................................................Jiai'ban Frr•.........,.... Must be In place 12:00 Noon Monday for 1:00 Judglna. . ' Any size photo must be mounted at least 1%" on all sides of picture.. ready to hang with firm · • . 'backing aurlace, or will not be ac~ed . Photo cannot hav" been exhibited previously at Meigs County Fait. It Is not mandatory to title plctur... • , No frames. . ' ' All exhibits must hav• entry tags aotached. Photograph must be orltliD&I and work of·l'Xhlbltor. . Any person earning over half th•lr lncomr from P!lotORrap~y cannot be Judged. The ·Falr committee Is not responsible for loss or damaJie. Two place premiums with three plilce ribbons each class. · •' DIVIIIO!II1111 Baapelad Bile (4xt or Smaller. . . ' • g:~r-Lanclscape and Seaacape............ ........ .. .... ....... .......... ..... .. ............... ,.:.... .. ... 2.oo 1.00 1.00 Class 2-Anlmals .................................... : ............ ....... ... ... .... ......................... ........... 2.g:: . 7~ Class 3-Portralts and Personalities .... ................... .. ... ................... .. ... ....... .. ............1. .75 Claso 4-Pictorai·Storytelllng with one plcture ....... \..... .... ...... .. ........ ... ......................1.!10 .75 Class 5-Abetracts·Patlft'lll, special t'lfecta. etc ................ .............. ....... .. .. ...... ......... l ,:::l .75 Class 6-Nature Cloaeups ........................................... ............ ...,..... ........ ..................1. .75 Class 7-Misct'llaneous ........ ,... : .. .................... .. ........... ....... .. ... ... ........................ ,... ..l.!IO FTJ ' 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 ........................................................... ~ Department XI c...,.,_:..a.r~~ara Mu•t be rt'lllslt'red by August 9 and 10-9 A.M.·4 P.M. Must be In pt"ce 12 noon Monday, August 13. Arllclf'l cannot be rl'mO\'ed before 4 P .M. AUJUotl8. An exblbltor may <'Iller onuxhlllltln each class. Mu•t be made or canned 1111.1 or 1984. Pint or Quart Jars t'Xr.pl Division 1201. Membership ticket to enter. DIVIIION 1•1 Each muot be labeled. Do not ciYO/er lids ' .-..... _,.. . will · be clost'd before .J"A'"'n~ ._. a · PRIIIEBVICII,IAIIB,IPWD, Plc::aLa, CIIOW.aJOW, UJ.a81!'.8, CATiVPS ANDSAVCES Cl p SECTION !-PRESERVES (Any Sized Jar) 1 Nch .......................... :............ ........ .................. , ................... . 1.50 Class 2• $1.00 • .75 ct:!: ~ .. ........ .......................... ....... .. ... ........... ..... .................... 1.!10 1.00 .75 Cl 4 r ry .. .. ............... ................................................ ............1.!10 1.50 .75 Cluo 5-~tum -Red .............................................................................1.!10 1.00 .75 ass - omato ........................ : ............................................................1.50 1.00 .75 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 . a.,t~anFrJ............... "'~· Lodwldl, Cllal...... . Entry Fee: Membership Ticket. . . Entrtt'!l must be In place by Tuesday, 12:00 P.M. Entries !IIUSI be reRtstered by August 10-9:00 A.M. and f P.M .. office of' Fair Secretary. Only one entry per ctau. · . . . No tube or number pai!Rilllr· ' AU wcrk 1111111 be~ and tile wait of the e'lllllbll«, and mu1t 1111t lwM bee!~) ~ell prevlousJy. AU entries must bave entrv ·t aR. name and adllreu. · · txblblta removed before Saturday, • P.M. wUI forfeit uy ribbm or_premlum. Art exhlbll·opelll 8:00A.M. Tueldly tor placement and· c l - at 12:00Noon for cl.. nlng and open Judging at 1:00 P.M. . ·Any.,.._ over half !II* t.»me tram p~~o~....,JJIIY roimol be Judllld. • The dclalon of tbe Judi• are cleftlllte &lid tiDal. The fair commiHte Ia 1101 rnponalble for lou or damap. DIVJIION IMI-oiL PAIN'ftNO $1.00 Claaa t-Landlcape from Nature ......................................................................$2.00 1.00 Claaa 2-Portralt from Ute .................. :... .... .......................... ............ ................. 2.00 .75 Clau 3-Stlll Lite .....:........................................................................................ 1.110 .75 Clails 4-Marlne Study .................... ................................................................... 1.!10 - .75 Class 5-F'-er Study .................... ...... ...................... .............. ......................... 1.!10 .75 Clau 6-Anlmal Study ............................................................................ ,.......... 1.!10 .75 Clau 7-Modem Art ................... , ........................ .................................-:............ 1.50 DIVISION I,._AC&YUC PAINTING '1.00 Class 1-Ludlcape from Nature ....................................................................... 2.00 1.00 Class 2-Portralt from Life .................................. ,............................................. 2.00 .75 Clau 3-SIIU Life ........................................................................................... , .. 1;!10 .75 Class 4-Martne Sllldy .... .............................................. .................................. ·... 1.!10 .75 Clau 5-Fiower Study ....... : .................... ........................ .......... ......................... 1.50 .75 Class 6-Anlmal Study ....................................................... , ............................... 1.50 .75 Clus 7-Modem Art .......................... : ..... ,...... ....... ............. .......... , ..... ............... 1.50' DIVISION 1--WATBK COLOR ' _, · Clasa 1-Laadacape from Nature ................................. .................................... .. 2.00 1.00 Class 2-Portralt from Life .......................................................... ...................... 2.00 1.00 Class 3-SIIII Lite ..........................................................................................~ .. 1.50 .75 Class 4-Marine Study ..................... ,.................................................... .......... :.. 1.!10 .75 Class 5-Fiower Study ............................ ................ ................ ...... .. .. ................. 1.50 .75 Class 6-Anllllal StudY ....................................................................................... 1.!10 .75 75 1 (Peile!J. Pea iiiHI .... P•tel or .., .. .... ..... . : ' Clau 1-Lalldvape from Nature ....................................................................... 2, 1.00 Class 2-Portralt from Life ........................ ........................................................ 2.00 1.00 ClaU 3-SIDI Life .............................................................................................. 1.50 :~ Clall 4-Marble Study .................................... ...:.. ........................ ................ .. ... 1.!10 ClaU 5-F'-er Study ................................................. , ..................................... 1.50 .75 Class 6-Anllnal Study ........................................ ............................................... 1.50 ·~ Clus 7-Modem Art ........................................................................................... 1.50 ' BEST IN iBOW (Will be J,qed from .Jt ~e etllriell) .......................... .'................... : ....... 1.10 RESERVB BEST OF SHOW ........................................ ......................................................... I.H All entrieS must be ready to hang or will not be accepted. ·, Due to lllnlled ap.ace, size of palnllnKS are limited to 16120 wtlhou.t frames. Phot,. must be ready to hang with firm backlngsurtac•. or will not be accepted. .· The fair committee Is not responsible for loss or damage. , , Two place premiums with three place ribbons each clus. · ' ·~ ' . . Department XII - Baking and Canning eanu. 1.00 1.00 1.25 1.00 .75 .75 1.50 .75 2.50 2.50 1.511 Department ·X - Amateu·r Painting 1.25 1,50 ' 1.50 1.25 1.00 1.00 1.75 1.00 2.50 2.00 ~ 2.00 1.50 1.50 ' ).25 . i 'f! _.... .l ~ Ulau84-Pecan ... :,..-- .. ~.r..:................................................................ l.!IO Clau liS-Peach ... ; - l .: ................ ........................ .... .................. .... ...... I.!IO Class 86-PumJ.."ID ... _ ............ ....................... ............. ... ................. ........1.!10 ("IJII•• R'J-Rat " ,,,,: •...r.u_.,,; 0 , 0000000000000000 00 000 ; ,, 0 00 0 00 0000000 \ 000 :,,, 000 0 iooooooo o~ ooooooolo!IO DIVIIION I--CANDY Class88-(;armel .. ...... .................. ................ .. ......... : .. ............................1.!10 Class It-Peanut Brittle ..................................... : ........ .. ............ .......... ... 1.50 Class to-Minto .......................... .... ... .. .................... ...... .................... ; .... 1.!10 Class 91-Fudge-Chocolate .... ........ ...................... .................. ................ 1.!10 Class82-Fudge-Whlte .............. :.......... : .... .. .... ............ .......... ................ 1.!10 Class 93-Divlnlty .................. ...................... ................................... ,.......1.!10 Clau94-Misc. (property naJI1ed) .................. .................................., ...... 1.!10 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 {. Educational exbllllta wiD be claaaltled u science exbllllta of aria alld crafla exblbita. Science exblblta WID be directly related to t * ' Ia health, ...,_..atloa, eart11 edeteee, IIJolciCY, bolaqy, physics. or cbnnlatry • Arts and craft ablblta miR'IIt coaalst of halldcraft.IJMIIviiiC wood wnrlt. metal work. ,..,.,..• craft, WMviJII, lu!lttlnJ. aeedleworll,_pallltlnp, drawfoa, lelterlq or ~. . Each exblbll Will be Judged on Ita own merlta. · First Place .............. :............................................................. Blue RibbOn- P)y.l,l..AP S«ond Place .................. ....................... ,v ................. ;.... ........ Red Ribbon- plua 11.00 Tblrd Place ......................................................... :................. Wblte Rlbbon- plua•.!IO Fourtb Place ...................... ........................................ .......... Green Rlbbon - Jl!ua 0.00. The fnllnwiH n~leo ·and retllllatlons shall aovem all exblblll. . 1. EntrieS cloee at • P.M. AJII!II! 10 2. EntrlH WID be lbitlted 1o pupoa oiu1111ed ta Melp Colmty Sdioola In the U83scbool year. 3. All eKblbJ'ta mut be In plaee by f:OO p.m. Moaday. A_.. 15. 4. Any nlllllt WltlldraWII betJre • p.m. SaiiR'dlly w1J tarteJt AllY premium for wlddllt Ia eiiJIIble. 5. Not more tball oae entry per pei'IOIL 6. Intormtloll on tbe eatry form must IIICiude the qe and arade alld ICbool of tile IndiVIdual makiDK the exbllllt. . 7. Exbltilta WID lie lad&ed at a Ume lo be . ._aced by tbe ssperbdlodetlt. . . 8. ~--t lUI by tbe lludlalllt tbe••• piadllll )81'. ' · Any comnierclaJ prepared matertal m... be lllddelltalto tile exblblt u a-wbote. 10. EKblblta wiD be lad&ed upon the bests of ··-.. . . _.. . . . =E·~;~:::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::5·. Department XV:- Speed ~~eprs,&ac..,., ll"'MGeqW.. W-. u..dle Ia ..... . - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST15, 1984- STARTING TIME 2:00P.M. Pace - 2 Year Old FUiy -River Valley Colt CII'CIIIt .............................. Eat. Purse 13289 Added (Ohio Fair Fund · Early Closlq) Trot - 3 Year Old ~ River Vallev Colt Circuit ....................................... Eat. Purse 13289 Added (Ohio Fair Fulld • f:Jiriy Closlq) . Pace .., 2 Year Old - Rlwr Valley Colt Circuli ... ................................... Eat. Purse 13289 Added (Ohio Fair Fund · Early Closlilll Trot- 3 Year Old Filly- River Valley Colt CII'CIIII ........................." ..·'·Eat. Purse 138 Added (Ohio Fair Fuild · 1:arty CJoalilll) TIIV-AY, AUOVST II. . . . - BT.urnNO 'I'IIIP-1:11 .... Trot ~ 2 Year Old -River Valley Colt Circuit ....................................... Eat. Purse 13289 Added (Ohio Fair Fund • Early ClollDal . Added Pace- 3 Year Old.._ Rtver Valley Colt Cirelli! .................................... -Eat. Pursel3289 (Ohio Fair Fund .l)ariy Clolllllll Added Trot- 2 Year Old f1liJ- 'River Valley Colt CII'CIIIt ........ ,...................... Eat. Purse 13289 , (Ohio Fair Fund' ckly ,Cioolllll) • JIWIDAy .WOIJBT 11, . . . - ll'f.ut'IINO TUIP I:M P.M. Pace - 3 Year Olci'.I'IJIY .._ ~- ValleY Colt CII'CIIlt .............................. Est. Purse 13289 Added (Ohio Fair fluid .' Ea"Hy Cioelq Trot- Oblllco Trot- Non Wlanen of 115,000 Lltrtlme u of Jaa1, 1984 ..................... Pune1Early Cloel,.) · · Pal"'' - Ohlllco Pace - Non Wlnaen of $15,000 Lifetime as of Jaa. 1, t984 .................. Pune • (Early CIOSIJIII) CONDmONS USTA Rules to aovern events. Entrance lee of •15.00 for both the Ohlllco Pace and Trot. Oblo Colt Stakes entnincefee lsu advertised. Money division: 45 · 25· 15 · 10-5percent. Five to start. The rillbtls ..,.ved tocha~~porder ofpi'OII'emortodeclareoff aqy racelfunavolclablecondlllona prevall. Ellmlullon heats for the Ohlllco Pace and the Trot If aeceuary. Tile Colt Staks will be raced Ill divisions under tbe Nla of the RIVl'l' Valt.y Colt Ctmalt. Two beat plan. Ewry heat a race. AU entrteo must be dod~ ID by 11:00 A.M .• 2 days before tbe raee. aJVU VAU.IEY VOLT aact11T ldJIBIEIIIIIIIP CAalll WJU. II&IIONOUD AT GATP BPIZD on'ICB ftLPP.oNIC: I l l - Jill f ,. 8PIBD COWl IB& WILLIAM B. DOWNIE FRED GOEGLEIN ROGER SPENCER FAIR SECRETARY: MuluEL BRADFORD, SecretarY. 4«111 !luDJI!' Hollow Rd.. Ololvllll!, Oblo §123 MOBILE STARTING GATE BLACKSMITH PHat'O FINISH MEIDP& lillie 111V1E1t ,V.uJ.IEY COLT QIICVIT ....... IJOUTIIP&N 01110 FMit aiiCVIT :Enjoy the Races t . .. ' . . _ .. ........ ' < �- PAGE TWENTY.SIX Truck Pull ' " 11M-· VlrdJ...._, CUirFIUDAY, AUGUST n - 1: • P.M. Entree Fee - SlO.OO ClasSH: . !1500 4 Wheel Drlve-Modllled - S175 • $1!!0 · 1125 · $100 • S1S • ISO • 125 9&00 Field Stock Tractor Pull - $100 • S1S • S!!O • SZi · SlS • $10 6!!00 4 Whftl Drive • Modified Truck Pull - $175 · Sl!!O . $125 • 1100 . S75 • $.'10 • S2S 8000 Field Stock Tractor - $100 · S1S • $.'10 • $25 • $15 • $10 - Tractor Pull Entree Fee - $10.00 ClasSH: •. 6000 Field Stock Tractor - $100 · S1S • $.'10 • $25 • $15 · $10 !1!100 Modified Tractor - Sl!lfl · S125 • 1100 · 175 • ISO • $25 · 110 510) 2 Wheel Drive - Open Truck Pull - Sl75 · $1!!0 • $125 • $100 . $75 . S!!O • S2S 7200 Modified Tractor - $1!!0 • $125 · $100 ' m · S!!O • n5 · $10 . Kiddie Tractor Pull BaMDoqla ... -~~.. R...WF..... CIIarte Entry F"" $1.00 - ftetllstratloll 2:.00 p.m. · A pull each day at 4:00P.M. In Tractor Pull" AM - Center Field With a pull off for eacb day's winner 011 Saturday at 4: 00P.M. In the Center Field A Trophy will be presented to the winner of each pull off tlass on Saturday A ribbon to NCb participant with 2 place money per class ..: S2 . $1 . Class 1 - Boys or Girls we~t~hlnc 35 • 55 pounds Class 2 - Boys or Girls wellhlq !16 • 75 pounds Tractors donated for uae In the pull by: . Depoy, GaraRe. llolrJIS Equipment, and Di:D Equipment Sled dOnated bY Harold Ford AD Stock~~~ will be rualllq Ia band. nme t tarts.-en saw touches wood. nine s • when lut .c ut Ia COII!pleted. ~. cull total. Wood to be Uled 18 cutllJII-Iball br. Stock iuld ......... 81ncb roUad poplar woad Unlimited........., . 121ncb nJ111111 poplar woad p MODIFIED: 0 to 5.0- JllJaln- ........ 0a1y I I RIZES $.'10 • S25 • $10 " 5.1 and UP "'"WiD aaw ........ onlY UNIJMI'I'Eq IP.lmED:. . AII.Ythllll YW CIIIJ cany uti JW1! start. --Wilen,._. toNrt. S _ DR~ JAMES P. CONDE · Republican Candidate For Meigs County Coroner Your Support A lnOuenee Would Be Appr«lated Potd For By TIN- f.oodldoO• Jo....S P. C...ot. .. DAN'S I II Girl ............:............ ,...... Boy....... :........................... .. ·•rill O.te .....................,........................................................... .........,........................ Eatry (CMclt, .... .....................................................::................................. .... .. Selld allllltceli!lll'..ttllSllor act cliM _...., Mra. AlwtJda Wera« ,.till ParUL, Middleport, ca.. Olilo. \' . 992.3684 I I I I I I I I I Scenes From ~ ' 19.8·3 '· . Meigs C.~unty · . Fair . . . ·' ~ ;' . ' . ' ·~ ,I RUTLAND nJRNrnJIU; CO. .... 'O.Iarilal Frill 'r'a a ...,..I% PI a r ~ Fwr ..... ill the Ar., AllNOI.D 'GRATE, OWNIII · , ~7~11 • FOM CROPS In tile serdor faJr blllldlnl are oae of the maay exhlbUs for falrpen, s•• .., of...,... 'I· · ..,s . J .. , RIDENOUR'S ~-llenadlle (;()lJN'J'Y COif AXSFHR ·vmn:CJ.HS u ._ fHlAJ>S ,,. AU I . . . . . ' - 0 ~y z'aS..-I ' ta~wnNowen llillbw Lawa • • • • - RGIO CHESTER, OHIO · f PHoNE 985-3308 SAG EIt ·rnACl 'ION SJ'UNT JmCWNCl' .)IJWICJ\1. smn'ICJ~s ' • 111$.GCI MEIGS VETERINARY CLINIC · . . . ."""' W:~ ON RAND at &he·Melp countJ l'alr &o . . . . &holle In Deed are memben of &he Mel1s County Emerpacy MedlcalServlcea. Davll Kraw&ezyi!., Q.VM • 247 AJVLBERR'f;'AVENUE . · POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992-6653 I 8 & 8 M.ARKET l. LEGAR.MONVMENT ..~'LO'· . GROCERIES A MEATS 263 \l'eat.M. St. Mason, W. Va. ... ... ,.,,.,.....,.. . ... - ... ,..,. .. .......-~ ..... ,.. ... .. . . ..... ....,. . ...... oy, Oh. 45769 : ·. \.- RAIL'S BEN FRANKUN MAYTAG APPLIANCES . "Quality Furniture" PH. 773-5592 Maaon, lV. Va.25260 ......._...... . .!. . a-. w. Ltpr, Prep.-Ph. 992-5Sl4 MASON FURNITURE CO. • I ' . I ' ' ~ -.,-, . .. I II . . ------------~-~----------------------· .'. Athletic Shoes & Western Boots T-Shirts-and-Lettering JEANS: Levi' a : Chic - Lea WORK SHOES: Redwlng - Chippewa It Sheboygan · . WORK CLOTHES: Carhartt LADIES' WEAR I· ·1 ( I PNtty BUy c:...t ( , lJttle .... 01' Ml8ter Coli- • Entries muat be resldenta of Metal County · . Business and Professional Women In charg<' · 1. Birth to three months; must be three montba old before Aq. 14, 191M.2: Three monilia to six months of age. Cannot be alx months of agp before Aua. 14, 1ta. 3. Six months to twelve monilia. Cunol be on. year of llll<' before Aq U • 4. Twelve montbo to e1a111teen montM of age. be_.~_... ot age~.\ua i4 111N 5. Eighteen months to two yNrs of qe. Cannot be over two years of agP as of Alii!. 'u ,' 19114 6. Two years of aJll'. Muat be born 011 or between Alii!. 1•. · 1~ and A:u1. 14, 1984 7. Tbreey~ra of aaP. Muat be bom between A1111. 14. 1111 and Alii· 14. 1984 Out of COUIIIy Judla wiD be Uled to Judie tilt and .. declllonl of tbese Judael wiD be final. with~~rJr~ust reata be ter bv - - p e r ad. All ntry rw of S1 Will be cbaraecl and must be se.nt 1n ., . <' w111 no restatratlon tbe moml.. of the toniest.. , One l!lrl and one boy wUI be leleded aa Flrllt Place WIDDer In each group. Each child wUI receive a ribbon for ftllerllll the contest. · A 111ft certlflcatt' of $5.08 to tbe wiiiiM'I' of Nell' <laaa. AI Our New Loeatlon MiddlepOrt Masonic Building North Second Street, Middleport, Oh. . ............. ('...., I ,Name .. ;...............:................................................ :.......................................... :............ CIIAINSAW CON'IBITII ' . I l:M P.M. -MTUIIDAY-IN I"'IIO''T OF GIL\NDITAND Elect .....~. . ' I ~Oiliest ......... Fry, a.,....;...... GENERAI,.RULES . NO Alcoholic Beveraaes. Wood to be cut shall be 18" to bottom of woad. Warm up area to be deolpated area. CutllJII Area: Ollly peril* allowed Ill thll area are tboee cutiiJII, ollk:lals and timers. No more !baa 2 peop~ sball run 1M same saw. u saw woa't start flntllme at wood, contestent will ao to the end of lineup. . If saw doeln'tstart second time atwood; contestant will bedllquaUfted. NO REFUND of entry fee. · · · STOCK SAW 0 to 2 2.1 to 3.5 PRIZES $10 and S5 3.6to 4.5 4.6tos.5 5.6 and UP Any saw that runs Stock Class will not be allowed to run In Open Stock Class. Tbere will be adumppltat aUeventsandgaswUI be furnished by the organization who sponsors the event. The gas ~ wiD be: 211 to 1 PRIZES $25 · $10 · S5 32to 1 40 to 1 ' AD Stock Clasll!l Will run Stock Saw Chain cut only on front eclp of cutllJIItootb and tClp of gauae tootb wUI run stock exhaust. . AU partlclponll wiD be 18yearaOf age or over: lfu!l'le':l8, parent or lo!ilalllllrdlan present and with signed couentlllp. NO one younp!r tban 15 allowed to cut. . _ The term lkock shall mNn any normal replacement port that Ia lilted In dealers manual and can be provided by a dealer. No metal removal from saw eqlne. ,\II saws wiB be left In dellpated area after contestant mallei cut. If anyone protests a saw, muffler will be pulled for FREE. If periOD who protests Is not aallafled, hP.wUI put up$25.00fortNr down and reassembly. If saw Is found not to be Stock, periOD wbo protl!lts keeps his $25.00. 11 saw Is found to be Stock, owner of aaw wUI keep tbe $25.00 for reuaembly of his saw. Owner of aaw bu choice of who disassembles saw. Tear down muat be done on the spot, when protested. ~ I Pllone No. ........ ................ .......................... ........ .. .......... :..... ........ ................................. ALWJLDA WERNER, C1111rmu l: M P .M. 8AT\JKDAY, AUGUST ia,.. .::r;6,.,twrl :-::~·Name ........... : ........ ................ .......................c..............................: ........ ........·... __. ........ :........... .-................................................................................................... PRETrY BABY CONTEST - - - - - by Elllemld1 Dept. Sbft ; ._COONTY . ~ PAOli: IW&NIY-8EVEN r------------------------~---.-~----~., KULBS AND IUIOVIATIONS 1'011 . * . """'• \"' "' . ,. . ..,.._.. r ··t•" "~r • • DEAD flNGINE SI'ART: Santo be ..mo. oa...,... ~ balldll on woad- palmi down. ....... cuts. Time llartl wbell ..... ._. ..... TlmeetClpl wllllllalt cut II .......,...m 11M Sadlll, Vlrlll ....... Clllllrme• ' .. . .f. l' Where Better Quality Is Less ~ •• .,. t # ~ • "' .. Middleport, Ohio Phoae 992-3481 ... .-.,.u,n- 0 UY· ~• ....._ • .._• ...,... .... , _ ~tie aai•aU.i&abar . .ul Melp C..MJ Fair. 8lle Ia fair OR · --- > ' hoard eeentarJ ._.he .. a paa& tile beard• p1 1 I Idea& aad adiVe lllelllber of �. 1 .. t i l , ... .... .. . . .... 1984 OHIO AGRICUllURAL FAIR SCHtDULE lael: All~ PM EV iilla&ts officill apanill tt.· All - IUiilll PI - noon IIIII six EV ·~ 6 p.IIL and IIIIer ,. ~r--~---------------------~----. ---~--1 I I •·. IIMnbershlp Ticket No. .:...... ........ ,. Uhlbifot No. ..:- - · ·· .. ENTitY BUNI Make your entries on this blank, teer out and send to Mrs. Wall«». BrMI#Ofd, Secretery, P. 0. Box 227, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. I I I I COUNTY IN(UIIft'& Adamo Co. July ~""te-21 (Moa.AM·Sal.l 'Albany Ind. Sfopl . 6-1 fl'llun .PM-SUII.I Allen Co. Au.-. ,..• tMoa.AM·Sun.l Aahland Co. s.pt . 16-22 tSun.PM-Sal.l Aohtabula Co. Au.-. 7-12 (Tu... PM-Sun . I Afhena Co. Au.-, 6-11 IMea.AM-Sat .l Attica Ind. Aua. 22-H (Wfd.AM·Sun.j AuRIIIUCo. Aua. 11-1 f Frt.PM·TIIIII'I. I Barlow Ind. ·II (Ttlun. AM-Sun. I llellvlllp Ind. 12-15 CWoci.PM·Sat. I llelmo~t Co. . !1-1 .fWoci.PM-Sun.l Brown Co. 5<-pt , ~-311 IT...,..EV-Sun. l Butlt'l' Co. July 22·27 tSun.PM-Frl. l Carroll Cp: July 17·22 (TuOI .AM-Sun. l Champalllft Co. Aug. f-10 f!lat.AM·Frl. I Clark Co. July 21·27 f!lai.AM·Frl. I Clermont Co. J~ly 23-211 fMoa.AM-Sat.l Clinton Co. AUII- 6-11 f Moa.AM·Sal.l Columblatta Co. Alii- ~ -26 ITua.PII-IIun.l Cothoctlfl Co. Sept, »>r! . • (!lai.M-TIIun.l Crawford Co: July IJ.Atlg.• tMoa.AM·Sal.l Cu~hotla Co. · · Aul(. 6-12 (Mon.PM-Sun. l Darb-Co. Aul(. 17·2!1 fiP'ri .AM-Sat. l o.!lanC<'Co. AUI(. 111-2!1 tSat.EV.-Sat. I O.lawal't' Co. s.,t ~o15-21 fSat.AM·Frl. j Erlt' Co. Aul(. r·12 tTuos.AM-Sun,) FalriiPld Co. 0<-t. 9-13 tTu...AM·!Ial. l Fayt'ltPCo. Jlaly 2.'1·21 (Mon.PM-Sat.l Frantlln Co. July 15-21 (Sun.Am-!lat. 1 Fulton Co. &-pt . 1-6 (Sat.AM-Thura. 1 Gallla Co. July 00-AUI(.f (Moa.EV-Sat. I c....... eo. 'Aui(~Sopt . 3 (TIIun.AM-Mon.l GreenPCo. July IJ.AUII. 4 IMon.AM·Sat. I Guprnaey Co. ~- 10-16 CMon.PM-Sun. I HamOtonCo. July ii-Aull- I m-I'M-Sun.l llancock Co. · AUK. 21-Sept. 3 (W.. 4iof-Mon.l Hardin Co. Sept. t -9 (Tu... AM·Sun .l l!arrtaon Co. ·.July 11-15 (Woci.AM-Sun.l Hartford Ind. Au.-. 6-11 (Mon.AM·Sat. I Heney Co. Aug. 11·17 (Sat.AM-Frl. I HIRhland Co. S..pt.,:1-8 fMon.AM·Sat.l Hooklng.,Co. S..pt. 10-15 (Mon.PM-Sat. I Holm.. co. Aug.14-18 11:1J... PM-Sat. I Huron Co. Aug. 13-18 (MOII.AM·Sal. I Jarkton Co. July 16-21 IMOII.EV-Sat. l Jeflt'I'IOII Co. Aul(. 14-19 (Tute.AM-Sun. I Knox Co. July 22-21 (Sun.AM-Sat. ) LakPCo. Aug. 21-26 f'i'uH.AM-Sun. I La•n11ncP Co. July 23-21 (Mon.PM·Sal.l Lo!ran Co. July 17-22 c-r-.AM·Stln.l Lorain Co. Aq. ll-2fl (Mon.PM·Sun. I Loudonvlllt' llld. · 0<-t. U !Woci.PM·Sat .l Lucaa Co. July 21-Aq.l jSat.PM·Frl.l Madlaon Co. J i 15 (Moa, PM-IItaa.l MahoNng Co. AuK. 3 1111on.AM-Mitl.l Marton Co. J - a. 4 1'111tn.AM-Wocl.l Mfdlna Co. ....., ·Alii- 5 I,._.AM-811D.l Melllt Co. Aq. 14-18 (Twi.AM·Sat.l ............ Co. • AUI(. 10-11 (Fri.PM-111un.l Miami Co. AI(, 11-1& (Sai.Aiol-111pn.l Monrc., Co. ~ill-25tllea.PIIJ·Sat. l Monlll'lftll'I'Y Co. Alllfl .J (Woci.PM Min.) Morgan Co. s.pt. tTuos.PM·Sal.l ......_Co. "'-· ....... 3 (IWLAM-Mitl.l Mlllklnlum Co. Aug. 12·21 (ltni.AM-Sat. l Nobll! Co. Auj. 21Sep1. 1 (Twi.PM·Sat.l Ohio Statp Fair AUK. 3-11 (IP'rt.AM·IIID.l Ottawa Co. July 17·22 (Twi.AM·Sun.l Pauldlntt Co. ,r July ._12 tFri.AM-THun.l l'frry Co. July 11-22 (Woci.AJI..SU.. I Plcluoway Co. July 2!1-.\111- S (IJu AM·Frl.l PlkP Co. July :11-Aug. f fMoa.PM·Sat.) PlaiD Clly Ind. July 2fl·21 fTwi.PM-Sat.l PoriQr Co. AUR.%1·21 (Taos.AM·SUR.I I'I'Pblt' Co. , Alii!. 4-111 !Sai.AM·Sat. j Putnam Co. J_...,tllyt cFri.AM-Wocl.l Richland Co. Alljl. 7-13 (TuOI.AM·Mon.) Rlcbawood Ind. • • :D&pl. 31'111ttn.AM-Mo&l Ron Co. · Aua. f-11 fMoii .AM-Sat.l Sandusky Co. Au.-. 21·2fl f'lWI.AM.Su. 1 Aug. 6-lliMoa.EV-Sat.) Scioto Co. S..neca Co.July 24-311 !Tuea.AM·Mon.l Shelby Co. July 2'1-Ailtl. 2 (F'rt.AM-TIIun.l Stark Co. Aug. SSept. 3 fTuN.AM·Moa.l Summit Co. July 24-29 (Twi.AM·Sun.l Trumbull Co. July U cru...EV-Sun.l !opl. JI.D ('l'uN.AM&ra.l 'l'lllt'arawas Co. Union Co. _ AuR. 1-13 (Woci.AM·Mon·l VanWt'l1 Co. Autr. 31-&!JI. I tFri.AM-Tirtn.l VInton Co. July 31-AIII. f fTuos.I:V-Sat.l · Warl't'n Co. July 18-21 fWoci.AM-Sat.l Wuhlnaton Co. Sfopl. 1-5 ISat.AM·Wfd.l Sfopl. 1-13 fSat.PM-Thun.l : Wayllt' Co, ~ Williams Co. Sop!. 1-15 fSat.PM·Sat.l Wood Co. AUK. 4-10 fSat .AM·Frl. I WyanoiloCCo. Sfopl. U -11 (TuOI.AM-Sull.l MANY- y..q peeple ... to the auul Melp CoutJ Fair t\anap tile blllldreda of exllllllb the)' bave In the Jualor fair wltll awardll plq to the bell& edalbl&s. I MAKE APPLJCATION FOR ENTRY AS FOLLI1NS: •I ' Full N1me ...................:....................................-·······- ··-··- .:_···-·: '· '. Address .•.•.........•••••••.•••...•...•.•••..••..•...••.......•.......• County ······-·-·-·· City ·······-··············································-··· Division I I • I I :fntry C#us Stlte ··················-········-·· · Number I .I 'I ! I < ' ( . ' -< • 1 I I ·. :I ,, I l I I I I I All riles thlt If~ required to stq unf/14:0o P.M. Sltui'dw/ c.n pick l I I I I I ."!' their Premium checkr et tltlt time or liter - .Strlctly errloi,C«<. •----------~-------------------------~ 1 - ~ ' I ..•• , .., ••• '1 .• " • .. '" • -"' .. • ' • o • • .. • -' .... ' . ~~~ .. <~- �t ' ' .·Come see • All The Exhibits Join Tlie Fun ~~ ' '. • Enjoy ' .. • 1984. ~· . - , ~ 01111! OF 'I'IIB BIGBUGII'I'S of tile Msfp CauQ' Pair 18 tile . .lUit-BI·nrA llllilor Uva.&Gck aale, Pldared are tile re1erve c"a • 1118 pair of bOp til&& aold Ill& rear fer sue • , .... ud were owwd bJ IIIII &olcemb. I ·At The Meigs .. ' I , I\ ·. , II > .· ' I r J" · ... ~ I I r I .' I ,.,a ..:. A.Mla "IeBer'~ ca meet a aew ., eMIIJ ,._.a& &lie Melp ceb&J Fair. . . . '' .' ' ' ' .. • t' I I t , .. .' AWA&DI - Hdp JOua people receive MIUIJ awards for tbelrwork at tbe •• al Melp luhr Fair. Sllowa are Hme awards pvea Ja recopiU,.. of . . .evemelllt Jut rear• �·- -, ' '. 1 Inside today: Jmage ~nhan~ers•••Page 2_ n~III~~~~~IIIIE•III!llil• ,............._.., ...................... ~ .·............. ---n D, ... .....·-u ; n ................ . '::' =~•k•••••••••• r•••un BT: I .. . New extensi~n -agenL ••Page 6 at y · .. Cet»r•IJiilwlltl4 FARM "· .CITY· INC. . FLOUR MJI.IS . SURE WIN AND CARNATION FEEDS FERTD.IZER and SEEDS . TO. Sl)lT· YO~ NEEDS RED BR.4ND WIRE ' ., .. STEEL G.41'fS EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO PH. 9!12-2181 ' APPL.IANCE HEADQUARTERS HOTPOINT APPLIANCES and G.J. TILEVIRIONR Food F~rs · · · Electric Rantes · Refrigerators Combination Refrigerator.~rsr Washers · . Dryers . And Dishwashers New Beautiful Appliances ~ ,.,. Job• • -ou c,_..- n.... FEED DIVISION POULTRY "A Feed For Every POMEROY Nllrop~ FREE RIDES Communty Owrted Bank . Ride 'As Many.Times As )'ou .W~t ·~r Paying Gate Admission RIDE SCHEDULE . Tues.,.Wed.; .Thun., Fri.- 1:()().4:30 IIIII 6:00-11:00 s.turdey 12:00~&:00 lild 8:CJ0.11:00 Holclen of M••obelllloip 4-H TICbla, 'etc. c:en fidjj by paying Sl.ll at Bide Oftke eaeb · Pomeroy, Ohio 211 West 2nd SL ., We've grqwn. bec8u8e we ·helpe«l · ·.,. · .. · ~then to gr()W .. 992-2136 . Me~rFDlC Member. Federal Reserve .' •.Y. "FUN ~OR . THE WHOLE ·FAMIL~ 1 . Midway Presented 'By ~ BATES BROTHERS . ' oua,long,Joudlhout. . ·· . Evenwllensbe~nomorelhan. "My name Is Geraldine Femll'O," . ' "they're keeping Ita secret." United StaUs' Covert but well- willing to. He said the next president known liMliWment In attmlpts to "Americans want the truth abrut Ferraro," Kennedy said, "Walter . wbetherbeora.e.g"'-w!llhaveto · ~ lbeleftlstgovemrilentof the future - ndt after the e)ectlon, MondalebasaireiMtvdonelllOI'efor ratse taxes; an W!Usual concessiOn. N~ HI! proposed to meet butnow,"Mondalesald · . ·this countn' In one short day than Most polltlclalls &bun such talk. Ronald Reagan basdoneln fllurb!g ''Taxes willgoup,lllldanyonewho years." ll&Y5 they Wlll't Is oot tellblg the would Uketolll!l!thestatesratlfy the tors In various protests aroond the Then MoadaJe:eame out ftihUng. 1ruth to the American .people,'' Equal RIIJitS Amendment by the clly' 1be demoostrators were He ~ President Reagan of Mondale said. The dlfren!nces end~ 1111 first tenn. . rnarcblllg In CJilposltloa to frTIIJTI!IIts ' keepliig his proposals for solving between hlmlelf 'and Rea&an, he 'nNs started the fall's campaign. earllel' 'lbursday during protests Amellca'a problems secret, juSt as said, are that be Is wllllngtoadmltio Ri!ap11 lllld George Busb .will be against 8I!Yel'li large corpol'atklns. Demooats 1l9ed to claim Richard · the tax lncreue now and be WGUid reonlnated next month 1n l>auas. Most ~ the arrests were for Nlxoo did with his "secret plan to raise taxes "fair!)<" He did DOt say · Bulb alreiMtY bas agreed In priDcl- unlawful assembly. endthewar" In VIetnam. by how much. pte toc:lebab!sagalnstMs. Ferraro, ·Today, theDemocraUcteamgoes "If tbls lldmbtlstratk>n has a plan He promised, lt elected, to end and Mondale challenged Reag1111 to Its separate W$Y!i, after jointly for a better future," said Mondale, . within 100 days pf taktng otflce the debate blm. Reagan bas said he Is attmdlng a meeting of the party's Nat1onal Conuruttee. ;::d~~:.:·::~': bi~~n:=== .Miller likes to 'tinker' around . D.~ WJNTERsvn 1 E. omo 43952 Phone 264-3057 • ' - ~- ....... to be 811 uphill ba~: .. 'lbe acceptance speeches ·tw Mondale and Ms. Ferraro, a . . thlrd-tenn coogresswoman tnm NewYorkCity,gBII!I'IIJydrewhlgll marieS trom Obloalis lt not the superlatives ~ted earlier this week by the eloqu!!Dt orations of New York Gov. Marlo ewmo, the ~J!."!-~· and the ReV. GUWIUI~ , Sen. Netil F. Zimmers Jr., III!Wif-nornlnltl!ll pfetldential CU· Daybl, said the .acceptance dldate, WaK~er F. -~aDd bls . speecbes were "DOt as ell!ctrfc" oot IWI"iil'lllll • Feri'aro, that- .._ ......... to.pn!EIIt seemed n!8l 'UJe qeada tor die_campaign. ' Gov. ·Ricbard O!ielle lllld other Secretacy ofStateS!IerrqdBrown di!II!Ptllit 'lellcl!!rs aaJd !hey .· said bolh st: eecl::es were ""'lJ!errt, i1enceda~'W\Y.hllb1Cweek~ lllld that he ·thought ~ ·Ferraro mt only re-united. the traditional speech was Important because It grass-mots elementa ~ the party symbolized the an1vaJ OfWQIYll!llln but a1ao IJI'!Jduced the 11rst woman ·the wtrld of administrators 8lld · vice, prealdentlal candidate In !he. excecuitves. "It lll!ilt a IIIEII88IIe to · h,......,,~eltbermaj· ot...,....,, the COipcirate bOard rooms," be 'C)?' II! llld the ~Platform, said. · · ~ted Tllunday rilgbt In MooOnly Sen. John Glenn, whose daJe'sl!l'leCII aooep11ng the nomina· disappolntnlent over his ~~~~SUCCeSSlion, provides the tools tor victory. tul blclforthe presldeucy stmshows, 1begoyamrsald he dlilnot think seemEd luki!wamlln his pral.ae'. that Mmdale could wtn If the "Both speeches were excellent," election Wen! held today. he said, but he adcledthatMondale's "Buttheel!!ctlon!snottoday,"be speech "showed the direction we saldandtllatDemocratsJnObloand should be lllllna as be It, Ms. · eliewiM!rewlllbammerawayatthe Femll'O's speech, he said, ''Was prQblems wltb the economy, the more abrut the pre!Jenl. We'll learn ftlture of the ~. the peace · a lot more about bel' as the lillie "and the slanlmingotcloors tp campaign gets started 1!1-eamest." people's faces" durlng the coining State Dauocaatlc Chairman ITIIII!ths. . James · M. Ruvolo, said both speecbe$ were outstanding because By NOYBilber, Democrats will IIleY spelled out the clltfereilces . cany Ohio ''by a whisker,'' Celeste betweel Democrats and Republl· l)ledlcted, although adding, ''Eve- cans - "the past Vl!l'BIIII the future. ryone acknowledges that It's going We are the pany of the future." sees Scholarship named .for ~n. Hartinger AMUSEMENT CO. · R. daylllabtwaaappi-cr.redbyunanlm· ; •. ... ' By R6.111£BTE. MDI ER ~alongSanFrancllcoBay,but ...,... euphoria ' IM!I' tl)e partts ANYONE CAN BUY AT MGM FARM CITY, INC. .. Far.fllers Bank • p~klBstlal partner, . l'QUSing Introduction tor Mondale. MI. Fen'anl'umnlnationThurB- ' "By bl.s d1olce of Geraldine Walter l'dondale Is l1!iln1Dg for pftwldent on pmnlaea to "stop the the UM delegates shouted tbem· lllepl Wllf In Nicaragua," meet the . selves hoarae. · Savletaonpeayear,slashthedi!Jiclt Ilernocfats gave Mondale the "-111111 ra11e taxes. llannoll)' hen mled If he Is to have a A«eptlngblaparty'sillmlnatlon, ctiance 8galnst PreAient Reagan. Mol1daJe laUDChed his upiiUl battle Sen. EcJward M. Kennedy, whofour tor amce from the rostrum of a years ago failed . to wrest the .J)emocratlc National Convention IrinlnatlontromJimrnyCarterand that finally achieved unity - over then iM!Idecl the oomlnee's em· bla choice of a woman as vice brace on the podium, dellvered a the Democratic Na.tlonaJ Convenlion today, saying they beUeve that 'Daamtta can retire President . Ronald Rea&an II! 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