https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d446c5586c5fddab8178cf615196a7f6.pdf 29a876a88b8c53b69d6af003995430c1 PDF Text Text -~ ' ,.. I ' ' ' . . Specid~116$: · ·; 1 ' Mainly About ~pecial 7965 Meigs County fq,ir Edition People In Pomeroy at•:y VOL XVII NO. 101 . POMEROY~IDDI.EPQRT, OHIO enti:ne • 1 MeigsC,~ .A. Fair Edi~ 1 ; , • ,, .. fiVE CENTS MONDAY, A:t!.IGUST 16, 19l ' ----·-----~---...;_--__;....,.-_,___..,....__________ -,~ -\ •k' b ' trt t:~~~~ u ur · s Rai ers '-: R T . B. . ' ,, :': ' ~,. p~ ~,~ -----·r.J.~-~;tt~un act1cs nng Women Decoys are ,;.:~· !~~:- :U7w~W:." Terror to City's Suburbs ,. FALMOIJTII. Eqland (VPI Tricks in Attack SAIGON (UPf) - A gang of Communist terrorists using an automobile and -two women aa decoys, · and bombed Saigon's nation· al police compound. ~e daring a~d well· UNLOADING RIDES - Workers for the Dine Amustment Co. of Canton, 0., timed attack least four pohcemen and mjured get ready to unload and set up one of their several rides that will be on the mid· 21 way at the Meogs County Fair this year. This year's displll,f of rides, about 15 in all, The . explosives into the pollee will be the largest in the history of Meiga county Fairs. _ Sentinel Photo. compound m a . and another car, escaped af· • ter both cars ac'lfl!:iftliii''~":'''''"F'''""' ~1,11~1 , .1~l!'l''!'ll•~i'"' c_ording to po- It was lhe . flrll lerrorlst lice. ·--- bombong in Saigon since the The Americana In the June 25 raid on the My Canh bold attack included i apeclal floatlng restaurant which killed forces captain, a mim.r,. pollee 42 persons, Including 12 Amerl· lieutenant attending a meettng cans. at the headq~arters and two As reconstructed by Vietna· MP sergeans mJured while aJd. meoe police, two women, preong others amid the concrete, orumably Vietnamese cliatracted glass . and '"':tal debris. Two the attention of police guardf Ame~o~an covolians iDlured were by engaging them in conversaodentofo_ed ~· .employes ol the lion near the gate. U.S. aod mossoon. Another· car ' a Chevrolet' waa .._, Wlndow1 Shattered The apparently fusHet eiPI~ driven lniD a no-parking zone · · · · 1 oth s1ons destro~ed one buildmg ID attract attenticn o er 110' and tbree P:"Uee vehicles, lllarl- lice stationed outside the comed !ores wothln the compound pound. Terrorists In a fourth and shaltered windows In build· car waited nearby to open the lngs more than 100 yardf away. attack. IDjur;a. TONIGHT •fiRU CROSS THI MIRSIY" Gem and the Pacemakon, Cilia Black. Julle Samuel Tbe FourDIOII. JimmY Saville 'THI PLEASURI II!KIRS' • u.-. ('l'echnieoor) • Ann Marlaret, Tony Francl .,.. Carol Lynleyk Pamela Tlfiln Gardner Me 11- Gone TremOr. Brian Kaith. OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. •-reo . .,. l5th Autt· 2111 CLOIID FOR VAC/<TION FEATURES! SING ALONG MICROPHONE, Automobile Clubs to Host WSAZ-TVto Children of Eight Counties Have Exhihl•t MAGNETIC TONE ARM LOCK, DIAMOND STYLUS, SOLID STATE AMPLIFIER, 4 SPEAKERS, ~ MASON w ~l DRIVE·IH '' STUDIOMAnC RECORD CHANGER ~Jli;} - ---· . TONIGHT 'IULLIT 1'01 A BADMAN' With Aodie Marphy and Marren McGavin (Color) ' • • •• ,.. WSAZ- TV Channel 3 8:41 Com Cob Reporl Tuesday' s Television Program I WCHS- TV Channel 8 Daily Word 7:25 7:00 Today Show 7:25 Today Our Your Way 8:25 Today Out Your Way 9:00 Cartoonsville 1:30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Truth or Consequences 10:30 Wbars This Song 10:55 News Mormng Reporl 11:00 Concentration 11:30 Jeopardy 12:00 Call My Bluff 12:30 I'll Bet 12:55 News Day Report I: 00 Midday News 1.30 Singln' Jamboree 2:00 Moment ol Truth 22 ::W '!lie DociDrs 3:00 Another World 3:30 You Ooo't Say 4:00 Match Game 4:25 Afternoon Report 4:30 Mr. cartoon 5:00 Yogt Bear 5:30 Trails Wl!.'ll 6:30 Nows Pocture US Weather 8:55 Jim Thackl!f Sports 7:00 Huntley-Brinkley 7:30 Singing Caravan I ::W Tuesday Movoe Special 11:110 News ll15 Weather 11:20 Sports 11:30 Johnny Carson 7 30 Bozo The Clown 8 00 Buddy Stareher Sbow 9 00 Captain Kangaroo JO ·OO I Love Lucy 10:30 The McCoys II uo Andv ol Mayberry II: :W Dick Van Dyke Show IUKI Love Ut Life 12:25 CBS News 12 30 Search For Tomorrow 12.'il Guoding Ught J ·oo Womaos ' Pw 1:25 WCHS News 1:30 A,. The World Turtos 2:00 Password 2·30 How;e Party 3.00 To Tell The Trull> us CBS News 3 30 Edge oJ Night 4 00 The Secret Storm 4 30 Lone Rangt!r 5.00 SurlBide 6 6 lKI Nowo l'oooght 6.15 Your y· 'herman 6 20 Sports 6 30 CBS News 1.00 Joey Bilbop 7.30 Sugarloot 8 30 4ol!yw00<' Talent Scout 9 30 Pettocooo Junction 10 oo fhe Doctors • the N..-11:00 !'he Newa folliibt 11 15 Westloer 11 :w Movoe 'roES. AUG. 11 IDGHUGHTS Television Ia Review 8:30 TUESDAY MOVIE SPECIAL - "Never So ~·ew . " llaOTing Frank Smatra, and Gina Lollobrigida. World War ll drama of an American captain In command of 600 Kachln guerrillas who is assigned tile task of harrassing 4D,ll00 Japanese troops in North 811!' By ROBERT MUSEL Uniled Preis boternational NEW YOR {UPI) - "Do you wnte words or music or bolh'' ", ••ked the publisher. "I wfiU, all three," said the rock and roll star. .. What pseudonyms do you JILl. use?" "Only the saxophone and the p1ano." HOLLYWOOD iUPI) Lana Wood joins the cast ol "The Loog, Hot Sununer," a new lelellilion series scheduled tor !Ieeming In the fall . LISTEN 1360 The above were picked out of the replies of a questionnaire sent by the publisher ID his bog beat songwriters, one o1 whom aaked at .lhe same time for an To the 20th Cantury Ratormatton Hour At ON fHE DIAL w 930 AM 1 Daily Word Bible Answen Jack La L.amt Fun School ling 111111 01111 Morniq Movte Pr1ce IJ fU8Iol Donna Reed Father Knows Bill The Rebus Game 1:!11 The People'a Cbolca 2:tl'J Where the Action II 2:30 A Time For US 2.bll News 3:00 General Hospital 3:00 Young Marrieds 4:00 Trallmuter 5:00 Super Show 5:35 Superman 6:00 Local Newa I Weather I:IS Newa 6:30 Leavo It To Beaver 7:00 RJflemaa 7:30 Combat 8.30 Mcttate's NaYJ II:00 1'yCOOD 11:30 PeytoD Place 111. 00 Tile F'IJIIUve 11 ·00 News 11.10 Local New~ 11 15 Weather II :20 Sporta II :30 .\BC'1 Nightlife 7:55 8:00 8:30 1:00 1: 4S 10:00 11:30 12.00 12:30 I :00 WSAZ-TV Channel 3 WCHS-TV ChannelS 1:45 Cono Cob Report 7:00 Today Sloow 7:25 Today Out Your Way 8:25 Today Out Your Way 1:00 OartooosviJie 1:30 Bacbelor Father 10:00 Truth or Couequenceoo 10:30 10:55 11:00 11:30 Wharo Tbla Solo& Morn1Jig Report CoocentriUoa Jeopardy Call My Bluff I'll Bet Newa Report Midday News Slngbo' Jamboree Moment ol 1'rutb Tile Doctono J,oo Mlltber World S:SO You Don, 11aJ 4:00 M.atdl Game t :25 Aftemooll Report 4:30 Mr. c.rtooo 5:00 Woody Wooclpecter 5:30 Trails West 1:10 f.lews Plclunl 12:00 12:30 12:55 1:00 1:30 Z:00 2: 30 lfOUlld atrabtil. 11:10 loiutiiJ Carson NEW TV 8ERIE8 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Rod Taylor returned from Londoo to Hollywood just in time to begin rehearsals for his C<HO!al' ring role with Doris t?ay In "The Glass BotiDm Boat" al MGM. fll:lT'i~\~NI Tnltl Oprlr...,. ,, ,....,. - ...,,u.oau~ · Baum L. . . . 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" I I 8:30 Joel La t.amoe 1:00 Futt Sclulol 1:45 Klq and Odla 10:00 MorauJa Movie 11:30 Price Ia Rllbl-. 12:00 l:lorlu Reed 12:30 Falblor IDom Beat 1:00 The Rebuo Game 1:30 T!tt Peopll'• Qlolc. 2:00 Where the Actkon Is 2:30 A Tlma FoJ' Ua 2:55 Newa 3:00 a-.1 &lpbl 3:80 Ycaog Married~ t:OO 'J'rlllm"'er S:OO SUper Sbow 5:55 8uplrmiD 8:00 Local NMra I Weather , I:U NIWI 8:30 Lemo It Ta Deaftr 7:01 JUh•n 7:30 Oale 111111 lflrrlel 8:00 PIUJ DaD 8:30 Sbllldlc' ,, 1:30 Barb'a t.w 11!01 ABC 8Gopa II ·Newo .• 11:15 Weatlter _.,,,_ , , 6: IS 6:20 6:30 7:00 7:30 Your Weathermall SporU CBS Evening Nen SaD FrandKO bell Mr. Ed 8:00 MJ Uvlll& DQJJ 8. :til Beverly llillbiW• 9:00 Diet Yin Oyto 9:30 Our Private World J• . l~ IJJey·Dest C• olJ Hour 11:00 Tile N11111 1'clllllbt u.u; Weather 1'8Uer 11:20 t.te Show ll :10 Sporll 11:30 001 HOLLYWOOD (UJ'I) I :00 f{EDNBSDAY N!Girl' AT THE MOVIES - "Bot Spell," llarrilll Al!tbonl Qulnll and Shirley Booth- In the . title rolea. A WOIDID'S lfforll to cteate cootentmenl ID •blr resllesa family are jtopardtYcl1' bi th8 actiOna. of bet llllfa,i~;,7 ,fill , t." l . 1 '"I ,, WAGNER ON' MOVE naw. .hnshand •· fCI&blllre ------- -1 WED., AUG. II WGBLIGBT8 7:30 THE VIRGINIAN-~ ring James Drury In the IIIII role, and Lee J. Cobb 111 Judge . ~ Garth. ''Fellclty'a ' Spring." The Vlrllola lalla ID love with' 1 see~y. perlecl . slri only ID learil ot;'her ~ T.,mite Servoce O'Dall Lumbeo ~ . Clllliolt ,,~~ 7:55 Dally We'll 8:00 Navy Film Dail:' Word Bozo The ClOIYD Buddy Starcher Sbow Captain .. 'ngiiiW I Love Lucy The McCoys Andy ot Mayberry Dick Van Dyke Love o1 We Newo Searcb For ToiiiOITOW Guiding Ught Wome~~'a Page News As the World l'llrlll PUIIWord House Party To Tell The Truth CBS News Edge 01 '''l!ht 6:00 News lleporl 11: IS TV I Weather ' and profe~tiomtl men and women aalutt 19day the Meigs Fair, Tuisday throU{Ih Saturday. Special Edition of The Daily Sentinel It their way of bring· ln11 this to the attention of the public. ·It It a tribute to tht tireless work of hundreds of people, those managing the Fair-to-be and thosa participating in It 11 exhibitors and participants, both young and old. "The Fair," significantly, Is the sln1l1 awnt of the yeor In which every Meigs countian has a natural vested Interest. He and the has a part in it. It I• "our'' show. Everyone connected with the Fair has done his utmost to make this 1965 Fair as entertaining and as educational as possibla. .. Evary Melgt countian will wont to visit the 1965 Fair this wHk. It's a 1how no one can miss. WHTN-TV Channel'13 3:25 3:30 4:00 Secret 8tDrm 4:30 Lone 114n&er 5:00 SUrfside I 7:111 Hllllllay·Brlakley 7:30 The Vtrgontao 1:00 Wed. Night at the Movlel 11:00 Late Newa Pkiturt •. II :00 11:30 12.00 12:05 12:30 12: 4a 3:00 1:45 W8i@er Coli 10:00 10:30 1:00 6:55 Jim l'backer Sports t 7:25 7:30 8:00 9:00 1:25 I :30 2:00 2:30 11 :20 llporll advance of royalties becaDH be was ill with "phenomena!' Phenomena? They checked the hospital. Ht meant pnNo mom a. lnlelllleaee Neoded Now I mention lhete only because you won't find wrltera ol this stamp working for televi· sion regardlesa of what 1ucct11 they may have in the strlcll;r commercial pop music field. II takes Intelligence u well u taJ. ent to produce the mualcal themes aild backgrounds for a network television aeries. Consequently televlslou Ia developing an elite corps of tllMt men who are able to HI the mood of a show with the theme music and belp lhe aet1111 or tho drama or tha humor alooll with carefully lhou8hl aut. oft. on brlllianUy ll'l'lllled, ~ ti)Meigs' 102nd:ConntyFair -. Wednesday's Television Program WHTN- TV Channel13 .I r . ···~·h·~, ' ber hatband RlberL Sbe bad 11111 • - ldm 111ace be begu LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Carloads of Negroes etrbls solo Allaalle jo11r11ey laue ried sniper and firebomb raids into white nelgllllorlloodl 11. today in the sixth day of rioting that left 33 pei'SOIII dead. CAPE KENNEDY !UPll -A For the first time, Negroes broke out of tbe H special team o1 forecasters said square mile area of southeast Los Angeles, where Nationtoday that weather apparently al Guardsmen and police had virtually controlled rlotln& will he 110 problem for Thurs- to stage hit-run attacks on day's launch of two astronauts communities ringing down- . Squads of the 15,1100-maD ~ tiona! Guard and pollee riot 00 a record eight-day space town Los Angeles. Hight. The ooly foreseeable wea· Rovmg carloads of Negr?es force moved Into. Lonl Beacll !her problem for the Gemini- 5 burled gaso,lone bombs at buold· shortly after policen;um Bleb. shot was Typhoon Mary in the lngs on such scattered areas as ard Lefebre was si81D SuDdaJ' western Pacific emergency land- Sylmar on the San Fernando mght. ing area, and the forecasters Valley to the north, Pasadena, He was struck In the chelt said this disturbance 'is not ex· Inglewood, Hollywood and San by a shotgun blast wbeo be peeled to affect the launch de- Diego far to the south. stepped from his patrol car· Ia clsion , Aod scaUered sniper fire a Negro neighborhood to lry to · echoed over the 56 square mile siDp a group of YOUIIJ men ASPEN Col IUPI) _ A dusk-to-dawn curfew area of from stoning pasalng autos. ADmountain' clim~r ~lipped on 8 southeast Los Angeles where other officer. Geore Medak. ll!owfield on South Maroon 800 were mJUo-ed and 2,569 ar· was shot m the arm and leg. Peak 11 miles south of Aspen rested. Two suspected looters Pollee ssid the officer may Sunday and he and two others were killed and two other per- have been hit when a abo~ roped to him fell 1,000 feet and sons were shot to death Sunday in the hands of a fell~w polic&were killed. A fourth man sur- when they troed to drove man accodentally discharged . . tbroogh a National Guard road when he was JUmped from b.voved, In good conditoon. The bl k h.ond bY tbr ee Negroes. dead Dr F k E Prt oc . were · ran · e· B L A 108 1· Oth · diBturbances sol Dr Herbert E Ungrade and ut "" nge po oce er nunor ' · • · claimed victory over mob rule were checked at Inglewood and Dr. Robert Broggs Day. All were in the rio • scarred Watts area, in San Diego. Filly guardsmen reported to be emp!oyes .al the with Deputy Chief Thomas Red· were sent to lDglewood DOl lar U. S. governments scoenllfic din declaring: from Watts, after of laboratories at Los Alamos. "Have Tbom Licked" armed Negroes prowline ill "We know we have them cars. licked now. The maio problem Fires Erupt is snipers, and a bard core bate A half dozen fires - 110118 group that wants to kill us." major-broke out Sunday night, Police Chief William H. Park· including one in Hallywood. A er said : fire department spokesman said "We're on top and they (the "We believe the fire wu riotmobs) are on the bottom." oriented." a.. er1 WqDIII' campleted lila roll In "Tile Jlovlal Tarle!" and hied off fot ~·"" to alar "Ia "Battle RotiL" . · In the WORLD rePorll �' 0\rer },000 . ""ally !lenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 16, 1965 -' ~ ":·;, ' -ive Accidents Probed by See Water Fun p ' .at rol Over Past Weeken d ·Browns Crush i9ers 37-21 for Se.cond Exhibition Triumph 1 Dod110111 and children, Jody and ~~ ~M~.~- sOCJety · N01eS Le~~.~r~:;d..,~:.·J~-~·.!'.i James, Westerville ; Mrs. Anthony M . Kraft, Jr., and chi~ green and white lights play dren L illie An n, Leah A., M~ •;: on the fountains in the routme. By VIrginia Carletoa chae\ and Mary, of camp Le-~. Cars driven by two brothers, Lawrence C. Long, 55, Partic1patong were Stephame TOWN · COVNaL J N c. Mr. an~ Mrs. Vlpton, and Quigley M. Long, 49, Bidwell, collided at 4 Pullen , Linda Hackett. Kathy The lollowing members were ;:~· F.;.k ·Parkersburg: Mr. 11.:W. Sunday, on the Eno-Vinton Rd., one and six tenths Morgan. Judy Brewer. Nancy present for the Hartford Town El ll~ll ol Nitro· Mr. ll!lles west of Rt. 554. Horris and S~ndy Humphrey.~ Council meeting Tuesday • May· an~~rs. Harvey Collin;, Nitro; : . The stale highway patrol said the cars met on a to the musl~ 'EI M•lhona•re .. or Wilham Kelly,_ Recorder • Mrs. Eva Bailey ot P t. Pleosclirve and that Quigley Long was left to center The ve· and "Gifl ~rom Tmpanenna. M Crump , Counc•lmen W. T. ant; Mrs. M arie Hobbs, · hj~les collided with moderate damage. No one was in· Another group was leatur~d Stone, A. K. McClung, Ray iMrs. Judson McCormick, ji{Ted. in costume• of Iorge wh1te oil- F1elds and John Roach. Hoo e· Mr Paul Rood we~stetcl 'l'he Patrol cited Quigley Long cloth hats over red bandana Principal matter of business ville~ Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. to' municipal court Aug. :Ill oo There was minor damage to print bathing caps to thP mu· taken up was the payment of aid Litziner, daughter, • eharge or driving left ot cen. the car. and the accident IS sic "The Moon Is Making bills, one of which was ~ncem- Ann Westerbille,; Mr. ter. still under investigation. Nei· E)es" with these girls takmg mg a fire hydrant. to be mstal~ Fisher, Pt. Pleasant: Mr. An accidenl occurred at 4.45 ther the owner nor the dnver part - Pam Walburn, Joyce ed _in the water hne_ near the Mrs. Lorain sterrett, Pomeroy; p. m. Saturday on Kriner Rd., of the cor ha•. been Identified, Riley. K•thy Bailey, Jane r~"'dence of Councilman Ray Mrs. philip Hennessy, Pl. Pleas one ·tenth of a mile west of Rt. the patrol satd. Arhree, Melanie Hackett and , FJelds. . h 1 ani.; Miss Lynn Carson, 218, involving cars driven by A deer was killed at 8:34 P· Patty Harris. . The extensiOn of t • wa er Pleasant; Miss Judy Lake, samuel D. Smith, 30, Rt. I, m. Sunday on Rt. 1110, one and A dance number proved a lme out 1~ the West Point ~~ Pleasant; Mrs. Lea Carper. Gallipolis and James E. Bev· seven tenth• mllea north of hit with the girls dressed in of town as been.. construe e. Nitro; Mrs. Frances ~:~:;~ b, II, Rl. 1, Crown City. Vinton. The patrol said the am· pink suils with draped chiHon ~.nd ten ,more ~amlhes tar~ gt~e Mrs. Helen Stone, Mrs. C 15 por Offieers Hid lhat Bevan mal ran across lhe highwa} in over-tops and black and pink : mg wa er. Dodson, aU of Nitro; Mr. eame liP behind the slow moving front of 1 car driven by .James ·b·imme<i with pmk orgama ro>· w,atedr syhstemth waths no cotm- Mrs. Kenneth Roush . · .. pete · h. was E. Lomax, •'I , McArth ur, and es tot. he muSic, . "Lo ve po1mn. yeblcle driven by Snut . , w .en1 11 edo 1erh CwaH'er. James Ray. all of Pt. Pleasant; 1 .. unable ID stop and struck the was struek an d •"Iii·~ ""· Ta k'mg par t were Ka th Y Mor- klme wasf ms a eT.• o nM . hm11 Dr Cecil M Jividen, · · d S t M B e. a ormer own ars a . ·. · . 'd Smltb cor m the rear. Mmor 'lbere was minor damage to gan. San y war z, ary ur· was appointed to that office 10 Jividen and Earnest J1v1 en, daJMie was done to both cars. the cor, and Lomu wao not kelt. Nancy Harns, Susie Mor- fill a vacancy. Mayor Kelly Crarleston; Mrs. Fred W. No CliO wu Injured. injured. The deer was turned ns. Stephan If Pullen, Sue Rue, was appointed water chief of the Mrs. S. M. Tunm, Mrs. over ro Gallia county game Judy Brewer, Marilyn Stumbo, st m McPherson. Columbus, and 1 Tbt JllllrOI ciled Bevan to protector Kenneth L. Tomlin and Lindo Rockett, .wilh small w;.~~ ~;ea~.;v has a balance ; and Mrs. I. S. Fletdler and Mrs. Gallla county juve:::e cour: ooo. ,Jimmy Scally brJngtng up the of 918.40 after all billa were I Merlle Dearth ol p.,,,.,,.h,,.,.l 0 aut S.turday oo a argo rear '" a surpnse appearance. 1 aid Mayor has been hav· , and a host of friends from llllbn lo atop witbin 1M a•· Weekend arreall by the pa· all decked out ia balloons. fng ~me needed repairs done : surrounding communities. llll'td clelr dlotance. . trol IIICiuded : Her11111n B. Wehr- An outstanding number waa • th w 1 p · 1 R d 4 Meip county accident oc- meyer, S4, Middleport, cited to the black and white number mg on e es om oa . currtd . at 1:05 I . m. Sunday Meitl court, Aug.· 311 for no with the girls wearing black ATI'END SERVICES SQUAD CALLED Gil Twp. Rd. l7!1. ooe and ame operator'• ticenoe; Lawrence hat• with white net trim. one Attending the last riles lor tontbll mtlet oorthwut ol Rt. E. Cline, 21, Syracuoe, cited to black glove and one white, and Jacob Phillips the old.,! citIll Meigs court, Aug. P for no I large whil.e dots decor a tina lhe '. izen of Hartford from out of ! The Racine emergency squad •- un~~-tlfied dr Iver at- operator •1 hcenae · . "Up·~Cher- ' town · ' Mro. Stan· ' was called at 7.50 . a. m. Sun· "" """· and unsafe I suits, to the muSIC, were: Mr. and llmpltd to outrun • patrol vehicle; and Donald E. Wha· ry Street." Taking part were ley D. Purcell and son. Phillip, day to the Herman Wolfe resicrllller, went off the left a1de ley, 19, Shade, ctted to Me1gs Kathy C.onde, Mary Burkett. Ken•lngton , Md.; Mr. and Mrs. dence in Racine where Mro. ol 1111 road on • curve and court, Aug. 20 for speodmg. Nancy Buchanan. Sharon Hin- Glenn Graf. Columbus; Mr. and Wolfe was given emergency railed over an embankment. The patrol slso reported the dy and Lois Sauer. Mrs. Lewis Stone, C hlllicothe ; treatment for a stroke and Dr. Tbt drlvor left Ult scene on Bartlett, on a charge of dnv· Mr and . Mrs. William Mitchell Burtimus was called. IGIIL orreot of Ralph Yates. 58, A star routine with ourlace Vienna, va.; Mr. Harold i;-........--................,...... ing while intoxicated. He wa• i diving featured Morilyn Sturn- Phillips, Arlington, Va.; Mr. , lodged in the city jail for a bo. Kathy McElhinny, Sandy and Mrs. James Phillips and l hearing Monday afternoon. Humphreys, Susie Morris, Sue oon, Aaron, Nitro, W. Va.; Mr. Rue and Sandy Swartz, wearMrs. Wayne Phillips and 1 (Calltlnued from page I I ing purple print suits and lav- son, Jacob Lee, Belle, W. Va.; lJ nlclent in a loog statement ender hats trimmed with net. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Phillips, be tuu•<f Sunday from hlo Tllis was done to the tune oi lBelle, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. raodl where he spent the week "Mae •· Warner and dauthter. , ON REQUEST IDII. The Prealdent planned to A diving e<hibilion by John Betsy, Richland•, Va.; Mr. and fly back to Washington late Grueser of Parkersbur.,; wa!l · Mrs Vernon Grinstead. Harttoday. en during lbe evening. ford; Mr. and Mrs. Kennetll ed 1 EVANS Iced Tea BAGS 48-CT. lOX t" V1 C.l. Plutlc lottie 5300 Del Monte Fruit Cocktail No. lV1 can Marr Wins PGA Tourney 1 WISS. . ISS. t mUSlC, I Duncan Hines '.,.,._ .._.._.._.,.,======"""""""""=""""""""'""'"""!!!. 1 1 ARMSTRONG'S Linoleum ••. lnl•id Vinyl BOLOGNA 9: IS PM IN POMEROY PARKING LOT Ill. EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6 TO SEPTEMBER 10 lllced lb. ltc W.!.. Pet. GB SWEET VALENCIA WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING 75 66 66 65 63 60 53 ORANGES MOHAWK MAGI I ll:xpen lnltellatlon SatWactio• Guaranteed INGELS FURNITURE City Pomeroy emera:enry aquadmen were called at U! a.m. tJI M••"N .. tM today lor William King, Harfi. ~~1011Ville. He was taken to Vet;~·,,,;;;;· -, •"•r• .,.roote, ,.,..,. erans MemnY'i·IJ hospital as a .,. ID""'b t l . ' ltt4h ••• ...... medical patient. :=; .. .: _ 3 Minnesota I York 3 Kanaaa City 2 Angelea 5 Detroit 2 5 Boston s 8 Ball. 5, II Ins, Rtaulto 7 Boston 4 45o New Furniture . ONLY WILL BE AT OUR STORE- COR. 2nd & MILl- MIDDlEPORT :j ~ Cenv11dent Ter• ). MASON FUINITUII CO. MAlON, W. VA. EACH FRIDAy NIG;' Friday Night Opening MOST STORES ARE OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M. Some Stores are Open Both Friday &Saturday Nig'hts : NEW GAMEIVUY WEEK PICK UP w.:•K NO. II CAIID NOW .... No. 14 ORDERS WILL 6672 BE FILLED• ..... ""' - 6672 , .. WI• IO,OGII I&HIJrMitlt"""• ... 10 w~.r.. - • I~!"""~....;;;·~'~.,. H , ..r • • • • ~t,V Win 1,gao •••• wl" S&ti GNIII Sttil111111 . ..... 672 . .,, , Bring Your Books SeiKt Your Gifts .... Olant TICKET NOW. 4h THESE POMEROY STORES ~REGIVING AWAY FREE TICKETS: tNO I'UICH.UI NKHIMY} this lo lho Wlnnl"' Numbtr lor 10:30A.M. Tii6P.M. n~essary. Merchandise certificates are redeem ab le at any participating merchant. ASK FOR YOUR FREB Drr Tl'tlll . TUESDAY, AUGUST 17th '299 ..... _ _ ..11_ ALL-U-CAN-EAT! Given Away Thus: 1st, $50 - 2nd, $25 - 3r d, $15 - 4th, $10 - All participating merchants will give any person, 13 years or older, a FREE TICKET with no purcllue IIJ ..r ...' - 3 ROOMS 39 75 .342 34 8a1Dnlay'a Rtsulll S&H Redemption Repr:esentative . . !\'•• In Merchandise' ' Certificates • • .636 .. .569 8 .569 8 .560 9 .553 10 .500 16 .453 211> 52 66 .441 23 .. ctt, 43 50 50 51 51 60 64 43 72 .374 3011 m DAILy SENTINEl BROUGIIT TO HOSPITAL .. Each Friday Night c By The Piece ' noor covering tor evei'J' kind of floor. Best pattern1. Profel5:ional lnstaUatton b)' us, or do tt 10unelf. Cali WY 2-2~ for free eat!- Pomeroy Merchants GIVEAWAY· Swift's Toppy-U. S. Government Inspected 1 j gyzdDeflfiA c;Q\.0 S1 f).R c Devlr1 Food Yellow White 19-oa. ltox LET INGELS EXPERT INSTALLATION! ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET AT - - - - t CAKE -MIX '· DO IT' fle£1/l I ITY l-Ib. W1 N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. van ~ ~~sto .a lMg~re 1~11 a M£X9'ld-~ef!l~ c were Sean Mullen, Ronnie I at MARGARINE Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. John Torrenc-e, dy and Bill Swan, doing and son, Porne- CIHnel'l Lloyd Kin& Mr. and Mrs. J1mm•e Torrence ! ur.ual diving bits. roy. and daughter of Columbus. Mr. I All of the synchronized and Mrs. Ronald Bell of Canal , min rou s was featured in 1\'inchester. Mr. and Mrs. Eugd gfi ~ lth th colo~ed Rene Moore and daughter, Gin· gran ma ~ w e hghts OPTOMETRIST ger, of Was 11 .IDI1on, W. Va. ca 11- costumes, f ••. k' and f' 1 M M tl F I h'l oun~•n• rna log I ma ed on rs. yr e ros w 1 e . . t' ( · 1 · Office Rours: g to 12. ~to 6 (Close at Noon on here to attend the funeral of \ tme c~n"' mg. ~I ~rc~s gomg Tbun. - Eaat l:ourt Sl.. Pomeroy ..ll:l.e. ,,•.,.,. Kl _Mf$idi1~ Allsweet Robinson's next:," year. The governor said Mr. and Mrs. Jim Werry thAss,•stmg MrsK. ScaII y G WI'th I that : in addition to prov1dmg a e SJow were aren regg, 1 . 1 111 ·• Mich re-c•Jili amount of funds , the and son of 8 oommg on, Lloyd, (the announcer), biH \nrludes increased otate [ ~ere overn,•ghtCJgu~st• ;ff Mr~ Stephanie Pullen. Mike Archer support to all school districts of i and Mrs. Ava ar an ami Fud Clarkson, Charleo !:lark- I s;l50 .'. per classroom unit ; An l ly. d M F ed Cl k of , aon, Jimmie Weber and extr• $210 per classroom un1t Mr. an " r ar Scally. for operating Olpenses in the Pomeroy wer e recent Mrs. Scally Is expresslng "' _; called "additional aid" I Sunday tupper guests ol thanks to all those who helJ>ed 1 'districts districts which can their oon. Mr. and Mro. Alva In soy way and especially no long~r raise school revenuea Clark and family. Other callers WMPO for record• and taping becailse they have reached the were Mr. lnd .Mrs. Virgil Rou~h ~ Beth Pullen and Jean Morga~ bonded debt hm1t.: and raises and Mr. and Irs. Geoffrey Wtl for making costumes. tbe Sewof al!out $100, for all non-teach- 800 and daughter. ing Center for assiStance, the ing full • limo school employ- Greg Torrence, son of Mr. turning assistance, baby ailten, tl. and Mrs. Paul Torrence " Park Association for its dona· sptnding I few days here with and Mi" Theresa White, Red iiOGAN, OHIO - THE hu1 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cross represenlative from HuntHoctilnl Conservancy District Roland Torrence. ington, who was here lor the will present its new ...l million show. llood' control plan to the public Melgo Geaeral Hoopllal A •ilver tray was preaented at a lept. II meetlna hera. Admiloloao Saturday - Le- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Scally from the JM11 Jolmaon. aecrelary of the roy Watsoo, Pomeroy : E. G. casl. Miss Gregg and Miss Pul·dlsll'kt, anoounced the hearing Thomas, Syracuse; Mrs. Ver- ~ len made the presentation. Sat.ay and Indicated aay . . . Howell. Pomeroy. ......\ objectiOill! to the plan 1 Dlsebargeo Satm<lay - Den· IIIUit be ftfed by Aug. 30. Once ver Queen, Carpenter : Leopald , Vtlerano MemOrial Rospltl 1111 eonoorvancy district bOard Hysell, Pomeroy; Clara Gruel· Admlulono Saturday - Ann app!'OYOS the plan. it would be or' Minersville. i Hayes, New Haven. Martm ~b~tted to the conservancy Admioslono 8uoday - fva [Hall, Racme; Ha'?ld Fetty, Jr COUI1 for llltburization. T h e Findling, Coolville; R u t h . Langsville , Naomi Tealord, plan," designed to stem Hock- Carr, Middleport. 1 cme. laC River flooding In Southeut- Dlsebarcea Sunday Cush · DlscbafiH Solo1nlay tnl Obla, would eventually Johnson, Bradbury . Nt Congo, Portland; Debra · JNd ,10 ereatloo of four new Hunnel, Pomeroy: Edna Hunivlll and five local fiood nel, Pomeroy. . 2 Fined Saturday Admlulou Suaday - Rtch11111tr11 projecta. ard Hensley, Lon1 Bottom. By !Uayor Legar Dlsehaqea Suaday - RbonTwo were lirted in Saturday da Hager, Long Bottom; Deb' night action of Pomeroy Mayor , Hager, Long Bottom; Mona DIVOT& TO INTIIIIIT o~ Charles Legar. ' Mcintyre, Middleport; Lucille 'I 111181 MAlON AIIIA Oley Herdman. II. Middleport, Garten, Middleport; R il t h ~:.-:;. ~=:. was fined $100 and costs and Markinl, Long Bottom: Mrs. ••., .,,..,.IMI" ...." sentenced to three days in jail l'1le atu. hi.., t~qhu.-. on a OWl convklion and F:utu• •••ak •II Pom ' . . . . . . OffU:e .N"· raene McDaniel, Caltipolis, for1111""'111 ... ,.... • reited a U,l} bond on :l dis· turblng the peace charge. -::.:. - BLEACH DRY CLEANING SERVICE Tuppers Plains Social Events yt>ar'li and provides every tea~- Mr. Torrence's brother, er in Ohio with • $2011 ra1ae Torrence. Pony Contest CLOROI i TWO-HOUR UPI Briefs A. Rhodes today signed into law the $833 million acbool foundation bill for the ne<t two years, calling it 'the fmest ever in the hi!iitory of Ohio." The bill increases state. support to public education by $18.1 million over the last two In Exhibition ;1 1 COLUMBUS - GOV. JAMES Middleport, Mason Battle For Championship Tonight All Star .... wllll 72 lfhoN •• ,. .....r,. """' . UtHt •• ,.., 1•••1• ' 39o EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY All Lea111e Officers and Team C~ptaJns of each · OHIII(I'Uil t• .. .... . ...Ill bowUng league last year are•requeated to be '1 ent for a meeting at tbe P.omeroy Labes pres- TU&sday eveJilng Auguit 17th at 7;30 p.m. ., ' . Pomeroy.,Bowling Assn. Amerlca'a Most V11ualtle AlTifUil STOIART; 1'•11. '~. ' , ,, ' Stamp1, S&H Gr"n·Sternpt J 1 '· ................. HHiingl Plumbing NOTICE nai.KtiT hnttroy Cement a)~k .,.., 011 Compony Motrwpollt1n Motoro ..• · .· ' . •· Price Incl. Cole Sllw;.F...,.ch Frln FR.IPAY, SAT&IRDAY an.d SUNDAY $1.39 '' · .. ,~··C~'s Steak . HoUse '-ror L1nd,..rk StoN ll~r Auto Coinpony Kapplo'o llohl•:•tlllon · ......-,.Drl\ltfn Pranclo Pltrlat Pomeroy Flower Shop Hartley & Bennett Shu Store Stark's PhlrMKy K&C Jewelrr Store A-ilted Rodlo & TV New York Clothing Hou.a Ben Fr~nklln Sto,.. Simon'• Market MooN•tS..... Pamoooy Motor Company Korr I Von Zandt Swlther,l LohH Drugs Motor S.lot Hoyt'o Sohlo St11ion Ch1pm~n.C.nad•y Shoe• Dllry M•rtuorlto's Shoo Shop lluo lo Gray ' Rlolouronl v.u., lt '- �' 19 Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board A•M.------------------ 4 Da1Ly sentinel Pomeroy Middleport 0 Aug 16 1965 WANT AD INFORMATION Cut''" FOR ,..,..-'t' A OHicer~ Prelldent V ct President Secretary Treasurer 0 OF SALE Buslnen Servtcn • 11 .\'!• i::'.! ........... National Leagoe 55 x 8 Ft Great Lake House DON 1 PUMP y1111 sluggish aep. ....... "::;'!'.,:; '"" •• Trailer In very good condl 11r tank Get Kleon-Em-AII POMEROY _ liO story rrame GAB R H Avg COLUMBUS (UP!) - Now Ill o1 septic tank cleaner Land- 5 rooms bath cellar front Chev Impala H T Cpe $1695 Clmnte P tt lll44168149 338 11 s the Div ston or Alrportt 1962 ww ., .~~.!'~.:'' ,,.. &. ,. ams Rl 681 3 mllee from mark ram Bureau. porch large lol can be Wbile flrusb red ntenor std tran& 327 V8 eng ne ttres Aaron M I 108 410 87 135 329 turn to get tts 1cks m concem •• "" ., .., •o• •• Reedsvtlle Ohio 8 5 121c I Ia lie bought with a down payment like new Radio and heater Mays SF 109 392 79126 321 mg Oh 0 Senate fa lure to pas! 1~=======-.tl and $4203 permo Located 1960 Butck LeSabre 2 Dr $1195 Rose Cn 11748390154 319 the$279mllhoncaptallmprove..,r: Puo!' •!~ ONE HERD of shorthorn caton Route 7 $400000 Low m•leage by local owner spotlesslclean mterlor t res Allen Phil 11743566137 315 ments bdl , ""'", ., "" ••••"' '" tle mcludes herd bull COWl ...,.._ROY _ II> story rrame ohow 1ttle wear Brown fmisb a rea n ce car Clendnon Pitt 119 458 67142 310 DtVJSlOD D rector Normar report~~~'~ nuntd • ~'" Tt~e (W"' yearling bulls and heifers and ...-vm..~:o d $1095 AI '"' 63 131 306 Crabtree revealed salurday !ha •••• wt11 ""' ,. ....,....... o ou M1l 104 ...., 6 rooms bath front and back 1960 PontiaC Ventura H T Se _ more o.b&D on• lletlrreef .n~ertton calves Also one John Deere b J Alou SF 106 4Z2 59 128 303 h to ped II t ated corn bmcfer porches 10 basement gas Jet black I msh v nyl mtermr tflm Rteal tlow mRII&eHage Y T M I 106 376 53 114 303 we ave s p a nego ta Std. elev T Ilk ne" automa 1c rans orre 1 tJOns wtth the counties seekmr heal financing may be ar , . . .• ,...._ nsilage orl"'nal owner •res e "" C 6 415 52 124 299 • c.n ::; " ~... •·•• - - like new - one case e ranged f3110tl 00 •• Cardenas m 11 funds and are also holding Ul y n m m ..... " .,.... cutter only filled 12 silos I ROUTE • Close to Ea!lern Amertcau League e••meermg on specJftcatJODS ro 12 "'" •o ••"' '" .,_ "'" one double umt Hetnman 'h I N 6 oom GAD R H Avg ..., t t d I hti f th W'.!"...:"".:.".:'"'' on .... .., '"' milker AI the late On Ule High Sc 00 ew r p M. Ystrzskl Bos 87 326 54 108 331 cons rue ton an Jg ng 0 ' ~.~· ~...~~.J~:'r ""'"'•""" Brown farm Long Bottom Sales & Serv1ce ranch carport utility room OPEN EVES 1 00 Rob nson Bait 98375 54 121 323 proposed atrports '.., .., "' ..,. .... 248 8 10 6tp . bath modem kitchen buill POMEROY OHIO Ollba M nn JIB 47490147 310 The dtvtston ts one of twt 4 -lmum "''" ttoaal •nro Ia Ohio Rt nM 00 o.,. 1o4doouas • Fit. Almost Every Car In oven and range Sl2 """ ManI lla Bos 107 379 44 115 303 stale agenctes afleeted bY at ~,: CLEAN carpel> with our earALBERT M COX SALESMAN Hall M nn 111 406 66 122 300 amendment to Ihe b ll sponsor ,.., •• ...,. pet Shampooer FREE with • Transferable Wben WY :1-38311 WY Ul3& Davuo clev 103 373 47 12 300 ed by Sen Ros Pepple R 8 13 Stc u:oUl r' .~:OCJ ,.:., purchase of Blue Lustre You Trade Cal'll Kal ne Del 103 342 61 101 295 Ltma and supported by all It u"' •n shampoo Baker Furniture eGuaranteed 24 months 2 STORY frame 1 rootn1 (three Green Bos 93 327 67 96 294 Democrats lD the upper house PHONE WY 2-2156 M ddleport 9 10 6lc or 24 000 miles bedrooma) bath full baseMajor League Reealll Wh1tf1eld Clev 91322 33 94 292 • Most Popular Unit menl enclosed rear porcb By Ualted Prell ~n~ernallooal Co avtlo Clev 116 421 70 122 290 11 Famrly Outing, &If •u fur Le Aug Home R••s SAVEl t h h SALE! 0 Not tee front pore • In the US A. American ape Tbeodorus Conned Daughters nace 42 S 2nd <lsi •arne) National Leagoe Mays Gt Ptcnrc, rs Held No Federal bciae Tax 11 mee1 n regu ants z STORY frame 5 rtlOIIlS bath Cll 30 0110 010-4 10 0 of Amer~ca WI 32 McCovey Gtants 28 POSmONS avaUable lor garage fully furnished lot Kan y Yk 000-o tar session Monday at 7 30 P Call son ph s Mathews Mr and Mrs Harry Davis 4 15 Cu Ft Chast 1 clothing Party Plan Demon 010 000 OO lnslolltd FREEZER $179 50 x 100 441 Beech Sl N~unte~ (W) and Bryan Stotm at the IOOF hall Braves Aaron Braves all 26 were hosts to a family outmg strator Chance for ad ONE STORY frame 6 rooms tlemyre Renlff tl) and How AUG 17 Amencon League - Horton and P cnlc Sunday at thetr vancement fresh Silks Inc Plus FREE Ice Cream cellar 6 acre• of &fOund Rtv ard Loser-Stoltlemyre (14-7) The Metgs County Democrat Tigers 23 Colav to Indians 23 home Syracuse honormi For Jnlormalton wrtte or eUSED FREEZER SALE er H1U (8th) Tn sd t 7 Wagner lndtans 22 Ktllebrew Mrs Ernest Bruley of Detrott, call Eleanor J IJouglaa Rt 18 cu H Wilson Zero 8Y a HR-Repoz club wtll meet e C R Mtch 8 fr 1 Pomeroy 0 3 Coolvtlle Oh o Phone DOUBLE 2 slory arne (2nd pme) Tw ns 22 on g taro ed Sox Upright Freo11r - - $50 3r P m a1 Pomeroy second ward rooms 2 batbs 464 4th St '{a City 200 000-3 a 0 d to 21 The af!atr was held on the 001 Chester 985 2427 0 cu II GE Upright ...,"";!:;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;""ii:;:;;:!'IRodoey DowlllDg Real Estate 021 7 12 1 house Memhet 8 are urge h Runs Batted In lawn wtth a potluck dinner 7 15 3Dtp 12 101 003 Fr-r uud 4 yro _$125 ~J: CONDmONING Relrlger- Broker WY Z.!Mt. New York Dickso til Stock attend and brmg sandw c es National League - Johnson served bullet style at DOOil to 1 ~:e AUTOMOBILE UJSIIJ'ance lJeeJJ alion oervtce 8 IS Sic (?r:o~an. La~emann tB) cooklea Reds 95 Banks Cubs 84 Star Robert Lehew and daughters POMEROY cancellod? t.,osJ your oper• Joe~ W Canoy ~tt~ew ven, 4 1 lfc ONE OF Pomeroy 1 Rout Stafford Hamilton (6) and The Fr endly C rcle of the gell P~rates 81 Call son Ph Is Debra and Charlotle of Colum111r 1 Ucenoe? CaD WY 1-2111 M1neger homes the former Norman Gibbs wmner-Hamllton t2-1) Federated church wdl meet 79 Mathews Braves 76 bus Mrs Gertrude Neutzling IUUr Ph WY 22111 AUcnONEER Neutzllnc hDme, 2 story brick Loser _ Sheldon (f>-7) HRs- Tuesday August 17 at 8 p m American League - Colavito Mr aod Mrs Scott Neutzhng Complete Servlee garage Richardson (5th) Pepttone at the church Program s m Jnd1ans 80 florton T gers 77 and son Dav1d Mr and Mrs 1 rooma 111 bath Crttt Bradford fireplace 2 acrea of ground (17th) Charles 5th) Gibbs charge of Mrs Roy Mayer and Mant Ita Red ~ox 76 Obva Paul Neutzhng Mr and Mrs PEACHES now picking early Write Prone or Coata~ wonderful view of Pomeroy !lsi) Mrs Edgar Arnold program Tw ns 74 Ha I Twms 70 Ktlle- Harry Neulzbng Mr and Mrs Red Free Red Haven Sun A. C. BILUlFORD l'llaln Street and river Pbone chairmen and the hoslesses are brew Twms 70 Jerry Stewart and son S!evie Haven others to follow al Radnt, Oblo Dick Neutzling WY W880 afl- Wash 000 010 lll-4 a 0 Mrs Albert \\oodard and Mrs Ptlchlng and Rhoda Howdery of Alb so apples Open Dally and I I lfc er 5 p m. 21 lfc BaltimOre 0110 000 0021 1 0 Charlee Strauss National League Koulax ens Walter Reuter Mr ana 1 Sunday Wells Orchard Karl Gra Plamblq ud "·" Richert Klme (9) and Brum Dodgers 21-4 Nuxhall Reds 9 3 Mrs Homer Hawkms and Mr Wilkesville 7 15 tic "::'eatlll& HOUSE FOR sale Racine """ ley J Mtller Hall (91 and Jay Reds 8 3 Maloney Reds and Mrs W1U1am Lehew and SEWING machines repair serMlnenvDie, Ollie Clorenee Roy WI ~281t l2tc Brown Wlnner-Rlchert (119) UN VACATION 13-6 Job 1son Braves 13 6 children Ted John Cheryl• STORE HOURS 0 8 v ce all makes WY 2-2284 End yoar tnJubtu Loser _ J Miller (4-3) HR- The Rev and Mrs Donald Americaa League - Grant and Btll or Pomeroy Mrs Oatly 9 00 to 7 00 The Fabrtc Shop Pomeroy We ban an IIIaH SIX ROOM HOUSE bath eel- Held 13th) Htcks and children Scherry Twms 15-4 Perry Tw ns 8-3 Bruley and Mr and Mrs Da Anthrotzed S nger Sales and Sewer MJII'hltar 31 acrea ground. $3000 and Douglas have !ell lor a Pascual Tw ns 8-3 Terry In VIs Frt & Sat 9to9 Service 3 29 tic Reasonable 11a1e1 Contact Lawrence Rope three week vacation trtp dians 10-4 Hall Ortoles 9-4 ONE ONCH PIPE ladders CaD WY Z.ZI!t 0., or Nll1lt Langsville Ohio I _I! ltc (lsi game) 020 000-- 2 1 I plannmg to VJSII pomls in Oh 0 PLEGA ARRESTED HELENS Beauty Shop School walk n refr gerator wooden 1 21 lie FOR SALE Farm I room ~:..,~;" ~I 110 oox- 9 1s 0 and m Kentucky where theJr DEADLINE EXTENDED Day Spec al August 17 thru bushel boxes all '" good con BEATING PlmiJIDI. M.eDer bouse wtth bath. 129 acres Ma tl) Gatewood daughter Scherry wtll enroll KfiARTOUM Sodan (UPI)28th $8 50 Permanents $6 110 dtt on Call 98[>-3201 Mrs H Furnaces. &mold Brodten Phone SH U835 McBride a~d Ranew S ar at Kentucky ChrJSttan College The dead! ne lor the Point Self styled General Ntcolas Open 9 to 5 Even ngs by ap G Webster Long Bottom Ill Eaot Mala Slreel, Pom a 10 121c (1) ~~l)a (7~ Sullivan Lo!r- for the fall sesSion Regular Pleasant open slow pitch soft Plenga of the Congo rebel army po n men Ope ala s Helen 8 12 61c b WY Ut4l ma .- an C h worship servtces at the M d ball tournament has been ex was placed under houae arrest Br ckles and Sandy Bennett Oh o eroy P one 7 20 tic FOR SALE Pomero~/ r;o~ M c B r 1 de (0-3) HR - as dleport Church or Chr st wtll !ended to Saturday Aug 21 here Sunday and questtoned 8 16-6tc GIN SENG $23 25 per lb gold bouse wi!lt bath111 1 0 n (16th) he conducted eac~ Sunday Four more teams are needed about hiS contacts wtth rebel - For Rent en seal $185 wtid ginger 65c CAR Washed and vacuumed. Stout Harrisonv • 1 ID lite !2nd game) , with olllcers 10 c)Jarge to complete the f1eld Entry fee leaders m the Sudan B1l BaJley Reedsville OhiO WUson s car wash, 550 Page Los Ang 030 100 001-. 13 2 IS $20 Teams desrng ot enter 12 2 7 HOUSE TRAILER v llage of 8 12 12tc St Middleport WY 2-3 15 FOR SALE - I room and bath DetroU 112 031 Olx- g GIVES DINNER should write Wallace Smtth Jr NEW SOVIET BOAST M dd eporl Two bedromoo 16 CIDCKENS 2 TV tube test Open from 8 am to 9 P m. house with 1010 acres bam, Brunet Sukla (t) May <5l at 1409 Oh o Street Pont Plea ava 1Iab e mmed ately Phone ers 1 TV bo 1 meter Mar oeven daya • week 1-31-30te oulbulldlngs Pomeroy Rl S Lee (6) Gatewood (8) and Mr and Mrs Wtlbur Moore sant W Va or call 675-4319 MOSCOW !UP!) - MoSC'lw 12 11 y 2 2166 WY 2 3600 or IVy vm Slone two mtles out ol NEIGLER BUILDING Supply Rose HOI Can be seen by Rodgers Lollch Peoa > Fox entertamed w•th a dinner Sat Rod o satd Sunday mghl the 346 8 10 tfc Rutland on Harnsonv lie Rd Racine Plastic wall tile lie appointment only Call WY 2(9) r.nd Freehan W~-P:a urday everung at thell' borne ham Thompson Sr and Dtana Sov el Union now has mlsstle. 23 1 East Ms n St 8 12 6tp per sq It lor bathrooms %779 8 12 Uc <4-7) Loser - Sulla l1, I Guests were and Randy and Mr and Mrs carrymg a rplanes capable of CHOICE TRAILER space 10 hDuse builders elumlnum lid- BUILDING Lot 101 sale Ra- -Oyler (3rd), Piersall flat) Mr aad Mrs LouiS Thompson WII am Thompson Jr and c rcllng the world non-stop U Mtddleport Phone WY 2 3117 1949 Big 72 modo! Harley Dav I•• kitchen cabmets measur cine outstde corporatton 81 Brown (4th) of Akron Mr and Mrs Wtl Tammy K<ly of Cuyahoga Falls I refuelled m flight 8 10 6tp I tdson motorC)cle m lair con •.., TRAILER SPACE Depot Sl d 1on $1,1() cash Also mare ed to lize of kitchen z 181 Price $700 cash Phyl Rutland See J m Fry pon) w1lh coli and due an 1 17 lie Us Bailey WI ~2628 nat game I lip her colt m Spr ng Phone Auto S.ln a 12 3tc MJnn 010 OliO DOS- 4 7 0 0 8 3 I :--;;=;;-;==::; SH 2 5538 8 12 61c FOR SALE _ 1 room bouse Clevelsnd OliO OliO 003-3 8 0 4 ROOM Apartment wtth bath ONE GOOD used washer 2 4 dr Celebrity super 88 Olds- complete with furniture bath, Grant Worthington (9) and MONDAY AUGUST 16TH. 1965 •a 00 P M- Rei g ous Serv ces-Me1gs CountJ M n .stertaJ Association In Pomeroy Phone WY 2~319 cow milk ng mach nes w It h mobile good tlr.. aD new m Rutland Call SH 2-5475 Battey Tlant Tie~uer (9) TUESDAY AUGUST 17TH 7~! tic brakes radw power brakes 8-18-31c McMahon t9) and Azcue Roof 10 00 AM Judging Domes he Arlo compressor Phone WY 2 7761 power ateermg hytlromatlc tl) wumer-Grant (1$.4) Los10 00 AM -Admlss on w11! be char~ed at gate 6 11 &lc transmission new apriJJgs FURNISHED 3 room apart er _ nant (1~) HR -Wa&ner 12 00 NOOD to 2 00 PM -Jumor Fau Tractor Operators Contest 12 00 Noon to 4 00 P M-Pomeroy H1gb School Band ment w1th bath Phone WY 2 l!lti5 HONDA 250 Scramble Con One of the cleanest ears IJJ (21st) 2 00 P.M ~umor Fair Games and Contests 5435 8 6 tic tac! Jack Walker Hemlock Pomeroy Call Walter Grue. Vef neWS t2nd game II Innings) 0 2 30 PM KING BROTHERS !XL RODEO UNFURNISHED 1 room balh Grove alter 5 p m WY 2- er WY 2-31'!0 Actual mlle. Milln 110 000 100 01-4 12 0 3 00 PM to 8 00 PM -Judgme 4-fl Crops Electric Rope and Gardea Exh b ts uUllly room nice yard Point 6TI7 before WY 2 6694 age 43 I10tl Prtce $995 00 Cleve 010 000 00! liS- I I! 3 *7 00 PM -BlG BEND TWIRLERS-SQUARE DANCERS Lane Lmcoln Hetghts Ph 8 11 tie I 2 lie Galli resdlqs Galllpolls Stlgm8n Roggenburk (II 0 8 00 P M- KING BROTHERS !XL RODEO WY 2 3874. I 18 tic WATER for steam trons 25c 1961 FORD Galule standard Dam 11 0 12 0 runnmg one Klfppateln (9) Plels <9) and WEDNESDAY AUGUST 18TH 8 00 AM Poultry Judg ng Open Class • door ·•-!lent ·-" fool on rollers Pomeroy Masztmmerman, Bettey (9) Har TRAILEit LOTS rree lOW gallon Brmg own coota10en shirt • -·· •-uuw T 9 00 A M to 11 00 AM -Judg ng 4-H Poultry and Rabbits Ro Jers Slore 8 5 30tc bon See Odell Manley 660 oo 20 13 Pt Pleaaanl 2S 811 san Stange t5) Bell (6) te4 H Showmaosh p Poultry and Rabbits Jumor Fall' Booth Exhtblta 8ge and water Brown • l'rall _ _ _ Beech Street Mtddleport IUnton 0 43 Kanawha Falls fenauer (I) Kralick 10) and 10 00 AM ~udgtng Bee! Cattle-Open Class er Park <State Approved) ONLY 3 Beagle pups remall> Ohio or call WY 2-21111 18 .. • -•· •·-· Roof (9) s•~s 9) WID 10 00 AM to 4 00 P.M -Kidd es Day - all r des !Oc l56 Charlellmt. n unawD ......e "'' Mlnersvtl e Oh o Phone W'io 1111 L 0 Shiflet Rt I Rutlie Marmet and Wlnfield datDI are ner Krafick (4-9 Loser10 00 AM - Conforma!lon Show-florses and Pon es 1 16 12 00 Noon to 4 00 P M- Racme Htgh School Band 1-3324 I II tic land Sll 2-4176 8 7 6tc I Plets (4-4) HRs - Colavtto 011 the lill '1 00 P M Ho.-.e Show lH !KE an. Jour """' turr h«> MOBILE 8x38 $1000 Great De RamMer Boal Movtlllnll \ (23rd) Alvis 19th) Kmdall 1 00 PM -Judg ng Flower Show 0 7 30 P M-Horse Pulhne Conte.! ld and unlumiJbed spot~Lakes 10 x 13 $2110tl M A World Studud of Com,ad Oblo River _ Knol up Mfd' \<&!It) Wagner (22nd) 10 00 P M-Fireworks lllertll w~ U4S4 12 ! llr Hall Reedsvdle Oh o ElceDmet 5 50 p m o F Sbearer THURSDAY AUGUST 19TH ==;;;-;~:;;--;~::::::--::: d b th 8 14 tic file ear l'tltlll, rldo 1M IJil' up Marmet 6 10 am Helen Z Chicago 0110001 030100 2030-10-- 112S 01 9 00 A M-Jud~lng Jun or Fa r-Dmy and ShowmanshiP-Nutrlt!OII FURNISHED 4 room an a torD1811Ce SmaD ear .eaaomy 11o1toa • Exhlbits--FFA Cru~hop and Vegetable Exhibits TWO 2 p ece I vmg room down WID!leld 6 20 P m Dunand Ro2 00 P M-J cdeing Datry Cattle-Open Class 111odern 1st Floor apar menl IIICI ~~IJ can Bruce up Wiillfteld John Wilhelm 17) 5 30 0 2 00 P M-Pqny Harness Rae ng Middlepo I Call WY 23874 smtes 5 plec breakfast set """ mano Mlrttn (7) Monbou •2 SO PM -1'1lny aod Horse Running Racing Phone WY 2-7G~9 lllelnlpOilta MOIOn am Hershey up 14 10 P m quette Duliba !6) Heffner (7) 8 uc o4 00 P M-Middleport H gh School Band 5 8 16 3tc .-and--4"'H--:->--:-M :-:-:1-u -n--h-.--,~art E. Mall s-1. Po111erOJ John ;a~~::~l~l~ $ / Ritchie (9) and 'l:tllman Wm 0 5 00 P M- Twthght Horse Harness Racmg •815 PM -BIG BEND TALEN1 SHOW CASE OF 198$ mento llo~ ey & !teed Kard Help Wanted , . _ WY . _ m an ner - John tll-5) Loser-Moo DIRECTED BY ROBERT K HOEFLICH 5 11 tic - - - t Zl lfc 3t a m Barbara Gay up 5 20 bouquette t&-14) HRe - Marlin FRIDAY AUGUST 20TH ware u 1 ClviJ•·rvtco r am Southern down 14 7 20 (2nd) c •· (12th) Petrocetb 8 30 A M-Judamg Juntor Fm Sbeep and Swmo "'i'DOUBLE 5 rooms 222 •• • m•• • :::' "" ""'"" ,.., 1964 F8$ OldsmobUe Holiday a m Rtchard Moyle down 15 aocr 9 30 AM -Judgmg Junior Far- Beet and Showrnonshlp flllb 1>17 lbo" "" ,. .tdYaneem.nl Coupe cll!lass Maroon col 7 am St Marys down 16 1 (7tb) Sycamore s \\ '.c 2 5212 rhoutand• ot otl Opl.'ll p..,_,. M'J Natloaaf Lellgot 1 30 PM -Jud~mg Sheep and Swtne-Open Clasa 7 30 31Jic •'"' •• ored aut Iran (Door) ~115 am JeflerllOII up 11 1 30 p Cln •2 00 P M -Pony Harne" Rae n1 032 001 100-- 7 10 1 UIIU J u n.re...., II Rial fnlnnal WI st= 8 11 31 o2 30 P M-Pony and Horoe Runn Di Ractng on o11 Joba. u • ee .-eqo rem•ntt Ph 9- U~~. C m Stevenson down 17 7 a m 040 OliO 061-12 17 D FURNISHED ap.rlment W ' nda, r 't'lnf n•m• -'d , . lftll W• St Louis •4 00 PM Rutland Htgh Sehool Band Eilts Tsltowis (8), McC o o 1 •5 00 I'M -Tw1hl!bl Horse Harness Racing rooms and p vace bath In '"'"" Uvntock Criso Jr up 18 I a.m '" Un n leniM Bol - - Pu&CIIJ Uam H Zimmer up 18 6 4:0 <a) Jay (II and Edwards '7 SO P M-Pony l>u!llng Contest qwre Oh o Hotel 7 13 tic 011 • len ne Pt,martl1 o• • ''"" SATURDAY AUGUST 21ST WORK MARE grey we.,;o.l am LowsJana down 1, 5 Gtbson Washburn tl) Woode10 00 AM -Jun or Fm Parade mcE- 2- bed oom house bath WAITRESSES car hops grill 1400 Jbs Smooth mouthed, a.m. Bnckeye State clown 19 artck 9) and McCarver WID 11 00 AM -Juntor Fair Achievement Awords and Style Revue bolsement and gas furna e U and kttchen workers AJl' powrr!UI puller willing w>rll 6 am p eggy Downey down aer - Washburn (N) !Aaer•t 00 PM -Eastern High School Band tie for storage Call ~ Y 2 PIY 10 person atc row s Stea k er anywhere Stands heat E nl p J •2 00 P M-Horse Harneslll Racmg Tsttourta (WI HRe Skinner \ 8 13 6tc House a 13 6tc Georao W Wells Leading 20 I l5 1 m oge Re H ~~ '8 15 PM -BIG BEND TALENT SHOW CASE OF IIHI5 (4th) Glblon (lrd) Johnl on cc---- -o· up 20 8 45 a m ....DIRECTED BY ROBERT K HOEFLICH ap"rtmen worth 11 up Zl 4 40 b m Ll~ (22nd) Edwards tJJth) P t n 4 DEALER WANTED to semce Creek Rd Middleport 0 10 00 PM -Fireworks 1 __!!_31c tie George up 11 5 20 a m 'rooms and pr vale ba h Ca II consumers n Pomeroy or Mid •-GRANDSTAND ATTRACTIONS son tlith) White !17th ) Melga County Agrtoultural Society Simons Market or WY 22571 dleport and Syracuse Wlth\PONJES lor sale or trade Bob Harvey JordaD up 21 8 30 a OFPICIRS 1965 8 14 tic Rawtelgh product. Steady Roberta Letart Falls Ohio m Poplar up 22 2 25 p m 112 lufap) Preatdnt Fred C Leifheit '.'\'· •----=-:--:-::---::-:-:--: good earnings y~ar around \ Clf 7 2337 8 1~ ate Jerry Bosworth down 22 5 50 Mtlwauiee V!ee-Pretldent Wallsce Bradford No capital required Wrtte Allqutppa up 22 6 10 SecrelarJ 100 OliO 1121 GOI-4 12 3 Frank H Johnston 'freaaunr Cbll'lu Radford RADIO comh nation 1 Rawletgh Dept OHII840-ll Musical lnltNments : : BeckJord dow• 23 11 40 DIRECTORS Lovely walnut console I Freeport 111 11-!6-ltp Elillb Woods up 23 I 20 Chicago 1965 010 100 1101 000-- 3 10 I RFD Pomero1 Oblo Tom R. Reuter 4 •peaker sound sys- Wanted To Buy w~r:mD ~ponslb::.:'~~ Poll: Wog down 2S 3 20 Johnson 0 Dell (8) Oalnlkl Star Rl i'omeroy Ohfo David Kobtenl% tern 4 speeds dual volume -- e over Vi mo Can p m Lady Rosemary clown 23 (12) and Oltver Jackson Aber Jll':P Pomeroy Obio llu!ll! P Custer control htghesl ltdellty with AN11QUE Furn1ture dishes menls on I spinet pLano P m Alice dowD Greenup Rfli SMde Ohio 5 15 Cbil1ea WUU.ms radio Pav ba an e of mlocellaneous Call or write be seen locally Write Credit 10 20 p m R 0 Weal up nathy II and Bailey KruB 142 Butternut Ave Poiiieroy Ohio a.artu Rldfortl (10) Winne t- 0 Dell <8-4) ;~rj~~~.2~~2 or assume payments of Mrs llowud l:ecU, BOO W Manager P 0 Box 211 Sbt1 Greenup 11 ~ m WayDI H Loser - Abernathy <•21 HRe 1966 JlFP Pomero~ ObiD 1 13 2tc clown Greenup Fred C Leifheit ·:': per week Call WY 2- Mam Sl Pomeroy byville, Indiana 11 55 p m Bea- -Aaron (26th) Bankl UI)Jb) Wallace Bradford Brownell Ave:tnf.ti~~~ 8 10 6tp ..!_?J lie Re1l Estate For Sele ver up Gree!lup I 16 a m Lor Jones (23rd) Fred Goealem R Rlclnt. ObiD !Wbert E. Sblelds m•ce ehmmated fore• Insurance FOR SALE 1 room boule bath ena up Meldahl I 4G P m Rav 1967 001 011 . . . 4 '10 ~ 1\rD ltleiDe Olit• Star 2» lb II 69 and basement, recentlJ redee- enawood cloWII Meldahl I !i5 P Pitts ~dCarnahan Bol 1111 l>omeroy Ohio Los Ang OliO 100 ~ 2 t1 Elllorsbach Hardware, Sugar PHI!'TO Capyma Service eop orated hardwood floor& al- m Robert P Tlbolt dtlWII Mel wm. B Downte L. B. Roffman Sisk Schwall (I) Mcllelln <71 Ptckens Hardware Jes mads or legal paJI'ra ummum llorm doon and dahl 1 30 p m John J Rowe ~zler ~ E Shenefield and Pagllarcal Dryliilile PtJl llt'dle!JOft Feed Mdl blrtlt recordo and almosl any wmdow1. Sell with or wtlhoul up Meldahl 11 P m Alldrew P ll!rilm &Iawter ranoskl t7) MUter (8) lind 8 12 3tp olhet documents lurnlltn ~ by tht ow let Cllhoua up lleldaiJI 11 40 a m IX OFFICIO DIR,CTORS p Ohio C. E. Blakeslee ~'=::--~·-:.;;:..Reuter I•• r • K'f hnten) Can be aeen at 118 Laurel St ADnette P J01181 dowD Meldabl, Roseboro Wimer - Slel! <44) I ~mq!;i oltlD l'altmoll Liller - Drrllla!t 1 16 lie Pomtr01 I Ia 411 I • 1.11. ..,.., .. ..,.,w,.. AUGUST 17 II 19 20 21 1965 Pomeroy \ Leaders Airports Down Legue Leaders Dram o Oh' Motor Co. By Major Unlled Preso International m 10 2 SIGNS RHI Estlle For Sele QUALITY , """"I"'"""' -r-..:';-:a.oth4...-:::. ---- •. f.. .....:'.: •'' .' "',. •,.:;. =: $340 Blaettnar's i.aek b • Over-All Fair Schedule Ri ! 4 ,,..,..eo -"'"" (I I :: ii?P, - 8M: = m=~Oblt ue.uJ. ' .. oo Boyo Joe Liming Mrs Roy Holter Mrs G R Thompoon Ernestine Wood Jennifer Blakeslee Patty Koblentz Salcy Mora J Malcolm Hamm Ru:hard Koblentz Ertr Parker Arch e Rose Charles Freeker Jameo Mered lh Larry Lew s Chuek Wagner Denny Evans Dale Htll Tommy The1s1 ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS Mrs AI ce Thompson Mrs Pat Holter M.n Francu Spencer Jenn fer Lohse Mary K Rose Marie Turner H GJrlo FFA Cump Fire Girls Sm th D1ck Sterrett, Rex Shenef••ld Clatr Woooe C E Blakeslee " ~L~~ Mrs Macy curtis SUPERINTENDENTS OF DEPARTMINTS Poultry & Rabbit• Livestock Charles Frecker J1m Meredith Achltvt•nt Awards Arcfne Rose Dlx e Roush Rtchard Holter C E Blakeelee Gary Michael John Meredith Rtck Koblentz Alan Gibson Dan Sm th D1ek Sterrett Cluor Woode l Foodo & Nutrition Crops Sh"l' & Gorden Clothing & Sty!o Rowuo Mrs F'rantes Spencer Joe L m ng Mrs AJ1ce Thorn pson Jenmfer Blakeslee Arch1e Rose Mrs Pat Rolter Jenmler Lohse Pat Koblentz Dale Hill Larry LeWJo Denny Evans Carl Sbene!leld Ernestme Wood Debb e 8heel! Marv Tbompsoo Booth Exh bits & Junior L.. dor Display J Malcolm Hamm Ernest ne Wood R ehard Koblenh Sharon Holter Mrs Ruth Ebersbach GENERAL RULES 1 Exhibits- Musl be carr ed as Vocat onal Agriculture Vocational Home Econ m ~~~ or 4 H projects or S.U1'f"rv Aed oractJC'P.~ or undPr 1m per vi on of f'amp Flu G rls or G rl Scout troops When auP!d on nf doubt stJ II ar se the dec !'lion of the Exf'cu lve Cnmm ttPP w II bP f'Ono;; rlPrPd final Eaeh exhibitor must ciPar h s or her spaee before check will be • ISSUf'd or Simon's Market f B J enn fer Blakeslee Dick Sterrett JUNIOR FAIR DIRECTORS D~n SOCIAL CALENDAR Line Scores Glrla f Pomeroy Motor Co. I f H Advloory Ofll<on R chard Koblentz Denny Evana Sally Mora F.F.A. MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING • • UlliOr•._.... ClliOr I I 2 Scoring - The method of scor ng w 11 be using A B C - An A exh b I w 11 consist of exh b ts of super or mer t 8 exh b1ts w II be thnse m dY.ay bet veen A and C exh h t C exhb Is w II hf' of avera2f' merit Those that do not meet des rable standards w 11 be graded D and w 1J not rece1VP a r•bbon or award The f nal grade to dttermme nbbom1 w 11 be an average or the lUd,li!e s grade the advb;or s I! ade the uent A erade and the book grade 3 JudJ(m~ Will be carr ed out bv competent dis ntprested ludl( ~s Schedule of rud,ll n,R" lo hP determ ned fa er These awards to be pa d In add tlon 4 Tra1 r.~portal on Awards to J~:rade award I stE"d n General Rule 5 a Poultrv and Rabb ts per exh b tor $1 00 b Cluh Oepartments or other organ zatlons not rflce vlng anv transnortaf nn awards by ts members m anv form 53 00 one ward allowed e L vestock transport~t on will be per an mal un t as follows J From Sal bury Townsh p Per 1 n t St 00 (2 from ("hester S tton Bedford Ru land Townsb ps Per !nl 5200 l3) From all other townsh ps n Coun y Per Un t $300 On• un t shall con t of 1 Flvt" or Pss ht>ad or beep or go11h 2 One cow ralf over 3 months of age or one hot S months of age d $3 lO wlll be allowed for tran portal on purpo~~• on shop exhiblta cons t ng of ten p etes 15 Awards Ba~ c award!\ w II be made to each exh bitor on bus of grarles a follows No a"'ard w II be made on 0 grades but transpor tB on w II be pa d on livestock A B C $150-$1 25---$1 00-Class 4 Leadersh p Class 5 o b c Let 1 Sew Art! cles to U!ie & Wear Your F rst Outftt Class 7 a through h Home ~lanagement Family F.conomtcs Ho-us ng & Furn shmgs Class 8 a through e Meal Plann ng and Preparal on Class 9 a throu«h d Outdoor Cookery and Host and Ho.~tess Class t1 a through q Vegetable Garden & Crops Clas111 12 1 throuih q Conservation and Entomology Flower Gardenmg Lawn Care and Forestry Class 34 a b I vestuck Product'i Class 38 a b c Pholo~raphv <'ta s 39 a b c Band Class 41 a thro gh p Nun. mg F rst Ad Chlld Care Clan 42 a b Personal tv Development & Leadership $2 00 $1 75 Sl 50 Class 5 d thro gh g Cloth ng Dres!les and Lounr ng Garments Class 6 Style Revue Class 7 t Homt Management Fam ly Economics Housmg & Fur n sh ngs Class 10 a through g Food Preservation l and Il Class 13 a thro gh q Eng neering Eifler c t¥ & Shop Work Class 14 a through I Show m<tnsh p Class 16 a through f Showmansh p Class 22 a through f Showmanship Class 26 a b show mansh p C ass 32 a b Showmansh p Cla!!:!l 35 a Sbowmansh p Class 36 4 H R d ng Horse Pro Jed Showmansh p $3 00-$2 5!>--$2 00-C!aso 3 Den onstrotlon Contest Cl " 5 h I Complete Costume Ta lored Garments Class 13 r 1 Eng neenng Electr c ty & Shop Work C nsr.~ 23 24 25 Sheep Class 27 through 31 Swme Class 33 a through g, Poultry Cia"' 35 b through I Rabbots C ass 37 Tractor Rodeo 3 permUted ln Style Revue Showmaru;h p Each exhlbtlor shaU recetve nbbono lndieatlng tht quahty of project R1bbens must be dljlplayed ON and BY exhibits dur lng the fatr Ribbons Will be determmed by an average of the judge 1 erade the agents grade the adv sor s grade and the book grade 12 P1n. and Banners - 4 H Club members w 11 recetve pins II tht members ~~llsfactordy complete lhe f rst fourth seventh or tenth vear of work Ptns w II also be provided for first third filth seventb and tenth year 4 H qub adv flors Thill 11 a poJicy which has been In opera tion for several years 13 CJ..,es - The fotloWJn& ela""'' ere outlined to cover all orgaJ> batJons E•ch breed shall be )udged separately The judglnt of orga~ ubons shall be done aeparately 14 Completion Prem um w 11 be Withheld 1f projed work ill not eompleted saltsfactor!ly 15 Jun or Fatr - Parllctpatton will be restricted to member• of Meigs County groups !6 Eaeh exh1bll must be carried as a project In the club or depart menl the year 11 " exhibited No article (eX< udtne hveotoek) may be &c DEMONSTRATION CONTEST Elm nat uo Contest W1U able Your li'm1t Outl1l (1 One diob chosen from thlo menu Cloverleaf rolls and rectpe file 8e The 4 h Gtrl Bakeo Yeast Dread Rolls and Ptes The e>bibJt wtll con11st of one day o menu UJinl the balred fOOI(I exbtb ted plus any two ot the fuUowma (a) l yeast roll> (hl 3 sweet rolls (c) 1 loll! of brea<!,. (d) 1 JQ. 8 CL.ASS 8 OUTDOOR COOKERY AND HOST AND HvSTESS. 11a. Outdoo1 Cookery I Exhtbll one type of outdoor fire mclodinc a menu to be prepuod on eatb type and two maJor d sheJJ plu1 complete menu from e meal prepared • the projed D sh., ore lAI be those lh\f WO'llld be repared and cooked outdoon 9b 8utdoor Cookery n 8c A planned menu and market order for the foods for an outdoor Dtell Help plan two types of outdoor ftres and two ment11 to 1• elude food111 cooked on thosll! ftrH Two maJor foods from one mena. Ju11 ur Host and Hm~tess F1le or acrspbook menu for refreshments for 1 piii1J BDd OM ma)Qr It'D<~ from menu w1th approvr ate table IPPGintmenb Teenaeen Enterta 1n Bd II 10 CLASS 10 !110 llb The Fam ly Vegetable Garden llc ltd 1 le llf 11& liJ Ilk: 11 6J Ta lored Cloth ng 11m lin 11o 5t CollegE> G rlli Garment!! - any of he above pro]ec s :>d out of blgh srhool one year or more e CLASS 6 STYLE REVUE An el m nation contest will be held oD August 11th at 1 30 P M All dresses graded A n the elim nat1on con test must bt> shown tn the County Fa r s yle Revue at the Ach evement II p llq Prognm NO PERSON MAY MODEL MORE THAN ONE GARMEN1 n the Style Revue Premiums w II be w lhheld f A awards do not model in the Aebievement Program The Style Revue Comm ttee y, II be r• apons hie for check ng 6b Blouse and sk1rt made In 4 H Articles to Use and Wear If they hAYe also made two o her art cleti r thiS project must be I stf'd on lie 8d entry lag Your F rsl Out! t Scbool Dress 6e Sports Clothea 6f Loung ng Clothes and Unde-rgarnwn s 6g Dress Up Dress 6h The Comple,te Costume & Tatlored Cloth ng anJ g I nut ot h gb. school o e year or 8j College G rls Style RPvue more 1 7a 7b 7c Td Te 'It 11 7b Tl CLASS 7 HOME MANAGEMENT FAMILY ECONOMICS HOUSING AND FURNISHINGS Qu d and Easy Housekeep ng Make an exh b t of two examph~8 from any two of th.e&e pndf!s 1 Make one task out f two or morE> 2 Leave out any part of a ask you an 3 Use the best too s 4 Make both hands work 5 KHp th1ngs w h n f'asy rf's )I 6 U!;e the be!lt po lun In uae n your nh b t a hart slow g how you ur ed a total ot at least twelve points n he pio c>ct Clean Clothes the Quick 01nd EilSY Way Prt>pare an exh b t to Include the follow ng 1 A garment you have washPd and roned 2 A diSplay that shows a proces wh b makes washing or Ironing ea~•er 3 A chart wh ch shows how you a ned a tot~ I of 15 po nta f you are 10 o 13 years old 25 pont.~ f you are 14 }t"Rrs of age or older Include your age on entry tag Adventures of D cky Dolla or Fam ly Econom•cs Prepare an exb1b t show ng some of the actlv tr In the prujert and 1 CHART show ng what you have learned from b1s proJt>el and g ve an examplE' You ;~nd Your Monf'y Prepare an educalipnal exh b t showmg matenal and or inform• ton relevant to one o( the ac l es )OU chose lncl de m your uh b t a rha t show ng 1st year 5 top c:s hosen and act v ty for each 2nd year- 6 top cs cho en and ac v ly for each 3rd year - 7 top l:S chosen and acl v ty for each Slate number of years on entry tag Fun With Home Furmsh ngs Display two art des made one If iclt" chosen and a chart sbowtnl what you learned what ynu made what you t'hose and what you dd Improve Your Home w th a St dy Center Exh b1t draw ng of floor plan show ng arrangement ul furniture m yow study center and display the desk l ght ng and 3 accessor 1es (If they are not portable br ng scale rnodPI or Illustrate in a substil ute manner ) Improve Your Home w lh G<Jod L1ght Exb b1t chart showmg the 3 recipes used 111ustrate b' example and/or other details how one of these re<>lpell was car 1ed out Improve Your Home w th a Dress ng Area Exhibit drawmg of floor plan for the dressing area dlspJay an exam$111 of tbe Improvements made 1n closet 10d drawer space and display two accessones The 4 fl Club Girl and Her Home Exhibit articles made or remod•Jed for one room Display chart ;~how ng how you completed un Ill 1st year 2nd year 3rd year ' List number of "'''W' on entry tag. 8 Unlto 12 Unlltl 15 Unlll DIVISION Ill FOODS AND NUTRITION for Identification ~urposes 19 All showing must be done by Junior membero only tn Jumor Fair elaoses (See Rule 16 ) 20 ln order to be ehetble for ~remtums all 4-H Club project books JDILOt be satulaetorlb' completed and 1n the County Extensloh Off!Ct! by .I,UIUBI 2nd 21 All animals ub1blted at the Fait must be acoompanled by health papers !ndlcalinc that the livestock meets alate health reqwrements CLASS 8 MEAL PLANNING AND FOOD PREPARATION Baking All baked foods must be labeled glvtng name of product kind of flour sbortenlne or mix used All baked food• must be aetompanled by menu obowing u,. Club members should list on this card tbe foods required to be judged occordmg to the project Any duplicate entrleo muot be ol different vartety or type 81 Good Food for Snack!~ and Packtn~ (II Well planned well-prepared mcely packed luncb In a suttablt 1 Claoo 1 ACHIEVEMENT i\ WAlUl The Achievement Awml Ia planned to recotlDIZO oultltand!Jlll aoh1evement among our younr peoflle Awards will be made on the ba111 ol records and other itemo whfe• ••• be oeored Previous wlnnero of the Achievement Award are no! elflible to co-te Ia 1015 Tro»btes will be provJ4ed to the winner of lllCb of the foltOli'tng lfOUPI 4-H Boys 4-H GJ.rl!, and Vo-Ag Bo7s lbi'oltliJ th• Ohio Rota!! Merchants Alloclatlon, The nrmen Baiik 6 Saylnp ~m­ ~ny PomatOJ National Bank Kr!irer G1'9"~1'l' and Bakta&_ ~l IUCTION - Each +H Clqb tbaY aomlnate membe'rl for am l:l!aid ltl•cll91! .~of e0Utl!7 winnm 'WlU be l)lod~ tiy IM!mpiilen\ ~ed lJ!dJ•L-~!4• mtm be in the banda ill t!ie·,coun\1 Ccilitml~ , bJ : ;r~~' ~111.-(A bj' "11111) Ill order to be tlillble for aa 1ntd llitlltlltrl OR I Ill k contamer such as a shoe box small basket or school luneb box (2) Well @fanned well prepared nutrlltouo anaekl for one person attraet1vel.y se1 ved un a tray with correct table aervice l"'lD "'1• Food lor Luudtes and SUppers A menu for a light lunch or supper one well pre~ared oervtng of all foods on the menu I place selling for oervlnrlbe menu recipe tile Quldt lfeala (1) \ complelt d111 menu for thr J,muy i2l The !'ollowlnr fooaJ fr!il!llhe JDenu pr/Jie!Jr rlcb disb\ (b) OJie .r....~ (c) One nli•toble ... <•I.Jl'- :ft",uu..tta tbil tltt ~ IIi Intllvldual 11rv!Dp will .,. FOOD PRESERVATION I AND D CanniDJ ond ,.._ mg Frozen foods w 11 not be exhtb ted at 1965 Fair ContaJnen no1 J• beled will rot be J dged Each contamer of canned food must be PT• perly labe ed g v ng name of produtt specifying method of prel)'ara tJon and diite canned A chart must be dJsplayed showmR com-pleted number of oa kageiJ or cans from at leut 3 '!I"'OUDI In Food Prnervatioa I and I least 4 eroups n Food Preservat on n Entr l!l! In food oreserva tion I mited to two per person and each must be 1n a different IUb-t!last. List alJJteniJI n each u:h1b11 on entry ta~ lOa F ve JBTI!I of fruit Include menus showing hnw to be u1ed lOb Five Jar11 of vegetabiP.I! Include menus show ng how to be used lOc F ve ars of canned food w th menu that ean be used for 1 family multn December lOd Charta show ng methods of preparation fnr five n.rtet1e1 of b'oze11 foods w th menus show ng use n fam ly meal The ebart murt a1st sbow the total amount of each kind or food frozen JOe Charts w th menus showmg Ul!e of five ver et e1 of ftozen foodl and a rec pe f le w th f ve recipes for each variety The ehart must also show the total amount of each ktnd of food frozen JOf F ve var et es of Jtll e" lD m rtc w th menu1 1howme kow foodl can be ur.~ed lOg F ve var et es of p ckles re she!!: t'tt w1th menus ahowine bow foods can be u Pd DIVISION IV GARDENING CROPS AND SHOP 11 CLASS 1t VEGEfABLE GARDEN AND CROPS Garden Exhibit to cons st oJ plates of three different vegetables Each plate JhaU eo&o 11 of twelve beans! f ve tomatoe& flve earrots five beet. tne lqUIIb one cabbage or s m1 ar vegetable These exh bits w II be Judged at the Fair by tho lnten7iew!ng of the dub member lnterv ews will be be ween 9 00 A M and S 00 PM. Tu~ day Augul'il 7th as exh1b1ts are put n place lla Vegehlble GardPn ng for Begtnnen Entr:y to cons st of three plants of any thr~ 'Vegetablea J'I"'WD lib ~f Exh1b I to nctude notehook of entertolnment ldeu lDVtlaHon1 tabla service and menu for spec1fic occas on plua one food Jm!Parea fnm i)ports Clothes Loong 1 g Clothes and l nderga me 5g Dress Up Dress 5h The Complete Costume 5e propr11te table appotntmt!nll Taaty Meals (2l 1 II cbanged aft•r May 15th Cards !dent fvmg +H project animals miLOI be oubmltted to the County ExtenSion off!•• before July 111 to bo eh~lble to reeelve premiums 18 ReRistralton pap•rs lor regiStered animals muot be checked by DIVISION I - loCHliVIMINT AWAIIDI 8d Sehoul Dress ~ exhibited n ore than once 17 Pro1ect anlmolo to be exhibited in tbo Junior Yair eannot be the Junior F11r superintendent m cbarge of the respective department Clm 3 be held l uesday August lOth sta t ng at 6 00 P M Contestants w II be not1l1ed f .hey ale to demoru;trate at he Far fhe contii'St s open to all partie patlng groups rhe purpose I a demon!iltrat on s to show the how and why of the subject demon rated Po nts to be cons de ed m JUdKm;;: demonstrat ons w II mclude Five po nls wilJ be deducted for each mmu e or fraelJon of m nute dernonstrat on s under f ve m nt es or over fifteen mmutes n length t:ho1ce of ~UbJect demonstrat<"d 20co How well demonstrat on s prepared 30 Interest to audience 20 shGW n.: and expla nmg pro Pss c early 300: 4 C '" 4 JUNIOJI I EADERSHIP Requ red exhib I s AS followo 1 Lump eted Jumor Leadenh p Project Book Must be m Co n y ExtensiOn Oifice by !\ugu~ 2nd 2 Supplementary uSC'able leadership rnatenal fTh s Is to be mater~al of val e n the leader h p s tuat on as shown by Jun or LeadershiP book) 1 and 2 may be n one notebook Show how 2 was used 3 Poser or fhart showmg Jun or Leadersh p work completed In cal cl b of commun ty and county v de act vlty Exh b tor nay sho v previous yea .s of J n or Lt adersh p work Th s must be neatly wr t en or pr nted S ze of poster or chart must bt plam enougl o ead at five foot distance l DIVISION II CLOTHING HOM! FURNISHINGS ANO HOMii MANAGEMENT 1 (LASS 5 CLOTHING AI sew ng and ctothmg except Let 1 Sew and Ar cles to Use and Wear w ll be brougl11 n Tuesday August 10 from 1 00 to 6 00 PM to be Judged o Wednesday August lltb. Let 11 Sew and Art cles to Use and Wear )Udg ne w ll take place n the Jocal club plus the $rade on the proJect book 5a Three articles made n 4 H r et Sew lb Three articles made n 4 H Ar It> to U!le and Wear Three n ticles must be exh bled Sk t a d b ou e plus another 11 ac ept •6 00-$4 00-$3 00-Educat onal Booths 11 Ribbons air Premium Lists tnual ulnbit and be present at the Co nty Faw unleas prevented bJ IICIQJus death ot IDimal or ihllllar n:ason The Awards Committee will Dotif}' w nnera before date of Jun or Program at the Faur The committee recommend11 that the Kmg be ~~elected from r ,FA lD tbe odd calendar years from 4 H Club Boys 1n the even calendar years the Kma and Queen selected from ach1evement award w1nnen and the g rl11 selected have a maJor port on of their work tn homemak i11g lt 11 recommended that judees used btt fam har w th the procedure• of eacb arou~ 2 Class 2 EDUCATIONAL BOO'Ml EXHIBI rs Any 4 H Club Von Uonal Agnculture or Vocational Home Econom es Department or any other Jumor orgamzat on may sel t p one ed catlonal booth Booth ex h1b1ts w II be 81\len 1 lipace 3 feel d~~:ep and 3 feet w de deoendm& upon nature of exh b t plans and amount of space available) and ac company n~ wall space No art cles m the booth may be judged m any other clan Entr e5 for ~ooth exh1b ts mu~t be made at the t me of the other A Jun or Far entr1es g v ng t tie ~o example SatP.ty In the Home Good D et Pays or Tractor Safety A br ef uketch and plans for a booth must be subm tted al the t me of entry Spec fy Important needl Juch as table .space needed eleetr cal connect1on etc Score rard for h dgmg the Educat onal Booth A De ea the title s1gn portray the ob e(tlve of the exhibtt' 10 Pomts B lb the 1dea of lhe exh bil seen at a glance' l.s the center of ntere:,i P.asJiy seen 20 Polnls C Does the exh1b t rel?resent an approved pract ce' 15 Po nll D Is tbe total exb p t m proporl on lo ze of booth! 10 Po nta 10 Po nts E Js the use of color hgbt or motion effect ve F Are labels p01:1 e~ and exh1b tart elf's n proper relation to e<~ch o her n s ze proport on 10 Po nla G Are statements on labels s mp e and easy to rnd" ~ Poml& H Js the scnpt.or pnnt ng of r.ha ts labels and pljicecards neal and effec ve 5 Po nt1 I l.s the U!lt of English spell ng and punctuat on correct? fi Pmnls J Is onemahty shown-t 5 Po1nb K W II the appe.~:~rance of the t>Xh b t be sat sfactory for the dural on of the Fa r !5 Pomta TO rAJ 100 Pomt11 $5 00-$4 00-$3 00-Ciass 3 Team Demon•trallons ClaSI 15 a through h Herefords Angus Charola1s & Shorthorn Class 17 a through f G1 ernsevs Class 18 al) Jersev1 Class 19 all Holsten Class 20 any other re~ogn z ed Da rv Bree I The best three educahona booths will rece ve an add1t onal prize of F rst Pme $10 00 Sec nd PriZP $ 1 00 Th nl Pme $ 4 00 6 F.xh b ts - Must be In place not loter than 6 00 P M l'ue•day Augus 171h except N tr ton and must remam n place unt 1 Saturdav August 21st at 4 00 PM Any exh b t removl"d before that time w 11 iorfen any prf'm urns awardPd on them Nutr t on exh b b must be tn place not t~ler than II 00 AM Thursda' August 19th Gradeo w II be dropped one teller f PXh b ts are not n place by 11 00 A M In the Tun or Far m st be submitted to tlle Jun or 7 Entnes Fair Secretary not lain than l ly 15 19f:l5 8 Any promptmg coachmg or any aid at the showing w 11 forfeit any prem urn awarded the exh1b tor and Ihe exb b tor will be ruled out of all cornpet bon 10 Jun or D v s on of the Fair Only exhlb tors aDd JudRes allowed In the show r ng 9 Jun or exhib tors must do all fittmg and care of an1mals exhibit fii n the Jun or Dlv1s on of the Fair Otherw se Jt ls not 100 ~ Jun or Far 10 L mit on Entr es Each Junior Fair exh b tor shall be limited to wo 2 f'ntr es n ea h clas Example 2 entr cs n Class 9b) Oni.Y one entry per per1on • 12. Entry to cons st of thref plalet of any vegetable~ crowD plua plaa of g rden or chart show ng quantity of ifBCh vegetable planted fll grown Spec al Crops Strawber es - Exh b t to ronnst of 1 quart of berries tr I J1'QWo ng r lant Exh1b1t to consi1t ott quart of berrittll or J powi.nf Raspberr es plants Potatoe1 -12 tubers any nrlety Corn -may cons 1st of 3 stalks of 196S tOrn Corn mav cons st of 10 ean of 1964 corn Cammer al crop erops must be 1rown primarily for t~ r:1al sale Tomatoea Cabbage Pumpk.Ina Cucumber& Beans Watermelon Strawberries lluakmela Mangou Tobaeco Peanuta Hay exh bit to cons st of one sl ce Popcorn - 10 ears of 1985 eorn Popcorn - 10 E'ars of 1984 corn Sweet Corn- 10 ean of 1965 corn Any Mher c ops fru1 s or vegetables earr1ed as projt>ets or IUPifo v sed Practices may be exh1b ted Wht>.lilt exh b t to rons 111t of one pet'k samp e Barley- exh b t to con~ st of one pe k samp e Oals- exh1b1t to cons st nf perk samp e Rye exh b to cons st of pr.ck sample ( hamp nn Trophy or Plaque to the most outstandmg garc1en <fl crop exh b t EntnPs 1n th!! class may be en ered m classes Ua to llp nclus1ve Trophy or plaqup to be p P'lf n ed by Ratlnt Horne Bank and Rae ne I' r t Nahonal Hank CLASS 12 CONSER\ ATION & ENTOMOLOGY FL0\1 Ell GARD~NING LAWN CARE I< FORESTRY be JUdged at tfle fa r bv tht nlprvJ.ewmg of the rl h membor tnterv ew< w11l be betwoen 9 00 AM and G 00 P )I Tn.. day Augm;:t 17th as e1th b ts are put in place 121 Le s Explore the Outdoors .Makt' a d spay or poster show ng detail! of on• phas. of tbe 0111donrs s t'hed on your h kes These exh b1l.s w 12b ]"~(' l2d 12e 12t 12g 12h J2 l2j 12k 121 12m 12n 12o J2p l2q 13 Oh 81rds Exp auncd n your proJect book Sav ng So I & Water l hart or display of one major act v ty Farm Mappmg and So I Tt"!;t ng Chart or thsplay Dr one maJor act v tv W ld !e Prod ct on Chart or d splay of one maJor 1rt v ly Buckttye Bug Catcht'rs I lnsee1 eollf'!rtlon m be el'h~b te-d Tt>n n8f1'ts or more Buckey~ Bug f'atchers TI Insect collection must be exhibited Twenty five Insecta or ..ora. Must be more advanred han l2f Buckeye Rt g Catcht>rli ni Insert collection m sf bt" nh blte-d T~enty five ins«b • mort. Mu~t be more !ldvancPd han 12g You F rst Floy,er Ga den Exh1b t two k n& of flowt"rs P ep;ar. a ~hart lhowinl wort dole. plus an exh b1f or r.n act v tv FIOWt>l Garden ng n Accordmli: to proJPrt boob PJ"f'part' a ('hart sbowwg work dolt, plu!! an uh1b1t of an actiVIty F owt Garden ng DI Arcord1ng to proJect book Prepare a ehart 1howma wort do!141 plus an exh b of an act1v1t' FlowN Gardening rv At'cordtnR to proJect book PrPp~re a chart showm.c wort doDI plus an exhib t of an achv ty Flower Gardemng V Home Beaut ficaUon Prepare an exhib l show ng some pbase of ar 111 work done Lawn and Garden Ma ntenanre L st on a chu all work done plus 11 d splav sbowme era11 IJ'OQ or some achv ty s ch liS rert 1 zer ~d Wooderafter Prepare a d splav of wood or lnvP~ p npe- y label~ and mouo&o ed to be exh1b ted Tree Planting Each member should txh b t thrre or more hve trtes, plu a poster g v ng the facts or how manv rees planted date ol plantmg and sutv val Wtndbreaks Exh bit detatled d awmg of w ndbreak date of plantinl ldndJ trees surv val rat«.• CLASS 13 ot F.NGINF.ER!NG F.LF.URJCITY AND SHOP WORK ThPse exh1b ts w II be JUdMed at the fa r by the nterv1ewing Gf till <:lub member Interv ews w II be bf'tween 9 00 AM 1nd 8 00 PM Tue. day August J7th n uh b Is are put tn p)a('t 13a Auto Care and Safety Unit I 13b Auto Care and Saff'tY Un t II 13r Auto Care and Safely Un1t m 13d Live and Play the Electr c Way- First Year 13e L1ve and Play tfle F.lectrie Way- St?cond Year 13r Adv"nced Electrc ty 13g Rope l3h Lawn Power Equipment Unit I 13 Small Eng ne Care and Mamtenanee Un1t D 13) Two wheel trailer hog house brooder house wagon box bay raek l3k Work benth m•lt rart feed cart ho~ self feedP.r community aeat motor dr ven assembly farm sted ladder table run rack 131 Small motor pro)eet completelv tear down repalr and rebuild motor Show on a poster exactly what was done 13m Small motor PfOJe(t completely tear down motor Mouat ,.rte on f''<h bit board hstmg repairs needed 13n Weldmg JOb lllf&e (exam-plefl storage rack motor base) 13o Club Rope Exh1blt - suggested mmimum stze 2 J: 3 or equivalent. 13p Large cab net - completely ltmshed Cedar dlesl 13q Largr. Eng ne IUD 13r Club Electrtcal Exhtbtl - suuested m!n1mum olze 3 13s oabll)et. clean pamt and epaiT to running eondltioft t S' or -~ valent For n welding JOb - exhib t o large welding job to bt uso<1 • farm E11mple - waeon or elevator OlVISION V liEF CAnLI 14 CLA,SS 14 SHOWMANSHIP Earb person entenna an llllmal tn Class 1~ lhrough 2li wtll be automabeal!y entered for showmla,llijp llo buUo may be exhibited In the Junior Show All Junior l"iiir ..~ must be reody for showmanship 11 9 00 AM The7 sbould walt tnitll their class Is called before comtnr to the show areo 'l1le P!llw.;'J starting w11h showmanobip lo 10 both exbtbJtor and aiUJIIal wulliii and 'clean Gradtng of the showmanohlp cluo shall be hued exhibitor ond bow well be band!., bls anunal IIO'lfo obiU 1141 ol.lllit t1on of the animal u to cleanllne" croomlntl a~d ~ Tlte quality of the animal shall not be COfiBI~e;;::! 1Ji tbii 1• • lla Old Pro - ~H - Tltose that have exliiblttd 4 yu!S 1!11m. lQ. &lperleaeed SboWIIWI- ltd and tlb 7ear mlililaN, '1, I O'Io.'\11! :!r �• l'lllft' I'VLLINO C0tmsT l'nol Lollholt end Huth P. Cuottr Ill •hutt .......... Friday, Aufuol 20th -7:30 P.M. ot GrtlldoftNI ~ ....... wW lit IDIIIUrtd prior to 0011'-1. • .u!ENDMEN'll ~ ~ IIWtlmall - Tbo"" that aro oxhlbltlng for the 2nd time, JM. Nwice ShiJlllllllll - "ll - ThOIO eUiblliM 111imlla tor Ill• 111'11 . E .. .,. I .J: ~~ fll:l:l: Ill each ol :t1 It' <~ Lion t:I":mpeu~!~ ,;t~top two ~~lb~ cr..... 'rJr./4<. Old Pro- Vo-AI. • 2nd, Snl. 4lb year esblbltors- Vo-AJ, 4g. NOYiee Showman- Vo-Ais ·• ..,,... cn•DnloAJS 111. CLASS 13. HEREFORD , ,...,.., , ........, • AND SHORTHORN. Call. bo~an!i!!t~~ ~lit• s1. II•- ee· t.M ,.... U:: t=e. y=\:,~ 1.\,e:% ~u~jonillfr11::4.31, 1863. t~ ~ 1~Ji!IJ m lr,~'7..!: 1 !lA to 1M: \1. r;:; ~er born ay 1:19G11 to August 1, 180. ~:!f~d:a~.! tJ!:»of CllllniY iteer Feedlnl Club will be u bl. !:.~ H~: t~fllfua 11~1 co~ . ~~~~~r"c:r: tftjg,"~gr~\, J:!~·Fe•d~lll Project "'1. tiel~ bofs ond girls raln experience In tho 111'1 of ~I'(IQU,IIll cauaillf ~ 1 and ~~~~~~ l!lf 1 r;o~~ion project J! 1 meano u::.:im w a. ~ A:fi:=:.:j•tlon tyd"~~,f th•if muimum , .. .;~~~&~::·~IEA:~ruo:~~~~w:~!lf:-.aln• Prol'KI ...... fQir.lll: r:;A ~r beiWHD 8 · 18 f.! ... II of .til&::J~~ i{!~~~ ~a~~~~:ll':rd~~~~=~=· p.r:rrr. s. ttrd~s ~~.f.fJ":. Jllfl lfr.~~oc~ b••' rro111 p\ll'obro4 •well. "' dairy dtil'l'fi'JQiltl ptlnn!~dqml.f.~,'·:: ~J,~::.r :~~n u:v.~·~ Q{_\le blfOre IDUII')' , I. B!:c\1r.~ for putting project steers on feed and lotltlloa from Pll{ll4! CIIW iJ J1 nU~J'J .!_~ lilei~UOb ,~~~10111'1 for the iliff feeding 4. f.loh mt~~~ber 1 umt.... lo · proATam. rrt.rl 1ootl4 H vlub or FFA proJect. 5. Tliultfr proJIICIIIIIY ~ Cl IIIII an enimal !deutlllcatlon ~·~!r~11 f!71~~· CG•ntr 4Jont'l ullin. <One <ard or 1 .rr.,,In e. .l\fp~r.l animals must either be ~!led: 1t~·~'1."=:~rugram. mu~ a. ~~Jtnf:1m!~~t w:,os'"J;~~vlft:~~feedtn, vroJram edpJition meetin~s. These meeti:'.~.WJb·n 11lt u~d !o~d~~;:;1rlitt":d'eior e. All proJects mlllt be ww• altr ~1'0110" r , tile 3bf.W r.pd lilt, 10 · ~Nl~=~F ·=~ Peedlol Project member llliiY compete lllr 1• awa · be el htd on $11\U'dlf Janu•a 2, 116,, ~ndlll 11. ~~~~ ~~! o~'lt. 01a~rwtor tnd tile 'county ~enalon AJOPI. c. A,f ••!':a~. w~% 11e laenUII~d by ~etoo. D. Award presented by Steer Pro! eel Committee. u. Fair Weiaboln ll\ller:be etllted 1~ 0 . 110 A.M. tb• dAJ of the sal.. A. All steeN muo.., fedw ate ,·"or D·OO p.ld. the 487 prior 11. No oi"T 11111 .,. or W . ~ " • II Tbo ~~:~:'''.;, otoen as far as quality and confonnatlgn 1.1 eon· · cerned .. sha,l be on lbe bas~• ~t mark•: ~dcounty B'$11' 1n order to 13. All groJect a!IIDial$ mvst •• ...own 8 ~ ~ oompleto the year's ~roject. u. 0l~~ff.~,~~i, must compete In their respective breed oln~•:· B.' ll•reford, Angus, Short l!llrn •.and any other reco&lllltd M1 breed or cross will ~ obown IP rospeoliv. e!NifS lor Junior Xri ' :~t~r: :J::~rrb~ :,:::i'U:Yt~!tn eacb bre•d prlm•ril7 '"' sale order purposes. d Cb · c. D. 'fh~ ~~!lflnd plact animal in the bnod willo the Gran amp1on 1.1 ci!Ktble to compete for Reserve ChamP•••: 15. All ot•ero which ore pown os 4·B or FFA proJects mutt lit !Old at the County Steer Feed in& Proaram lllll•· I· 16. Order ol sale: The judge shall delei'J!UIItl ·~le Qrder1baoe4 on quad ity and conformation. The ftrst •elllol an,Plll 1h1.l be the Gran Champion and the second shall be ~ ..rvo ChampiOn of tho ohow. 17. No by biddl' n& will be penn1tt!ld. f lb 18. All except ons to an1 by·law mwtl bt oDIJ on lhe JPprova1 o • SLeer Project Couumttt!e. . , . 19. Any member may be disqualified at any lime for v1olatin& rules or misconduct. . 20 Apercenta~e commission whillh ohall prov1de P!IYlllenl lor nr.enso1o · ol capdu'I!'Q~ tbe sala 'wtU h• dedurled from tbe anlmll• sa t l~~~:f~!:a:a~.l\'~1':~ord Ao!D<lillkl~ •. Kanou City, 30, Mnl~ oouri will sward a special ploo~o to tile exlnb1to1 ol the boot IIQ e Herelord hoilw in the Junior l)lv~&lon of 1 Wr or II a Junior Fair Ia •~;t held, Ibis award Is available lor 1 1lww open to alate or oouaty compe · tiQp, &llblbltor must be ynder 211 ,,.,, of ue ~pd tho ••1mill ~ 111111tb • 0 reaistered polled Hereford, and rec~~r<l"' IP the ownl!l'i P of the junior exb1bl!or. DIVIIlON VI DAIRY CATTLI 16 CLASS 16 SHOWMANSHIP 16a. Old Pro .:_ 4·H -Those that have eahiblled I r••rt or OIOf!. 16b. Experienced Showman - 3rd, and 4th yea~ t~xplbltou- 4·11. . 16<. Yearling Showman - Thoae that are exhibillnl for the lnd llmt I i 16d. 16e . 161. 16g 17. · ~~~ice - 4-H - Those exblbillftl onimals for first time. Old Pro- Vo~Ag. 2nd, 3rd. and 4th year exhlbltoro - VQ-AI. , Novice Showman - Vo-Ag. CLASS 17. GV~iili:Yii- No bulls maY be exhibited In the Jun· ~~~. ShJ~ior Call borp bolwoan November 1, 19M aad Nay I. IDGG. 17h. Senior Callbom between July I, 11104 and Oolober II, 111M. 17c. Junior Yr. Heifer dropped between January I, 111414 aad JUIII 17d. ~::t~r Yr. Heller dropped between i~ly I, 30. 1061 and Peoember 31, 17e. i!~r·~· old beiflll' dr•PD"' bolweon July 1. 111611 and Julr 1, 1963. 111 eow aroppeit Prlor to July 1. 1962. 18.' CLASS 18. JERSEYS (Sub·<lasses same as clo:t 1T) ~· ~ M.· lWJM ~~~~lt'd~lljj~~v.'i•~~.ct..... ••me as cla88 17) · CLilB 6 •" 21. CI..AS$ 31. Mli:IGS COUNTY llmlilll UVUI'OCK """' IUJGIST!RJI:D DAIRY & BEEF ANI)!.o\U. Animals must have proof of registration e~cept In tJ~JI or enl~el born 1inco January 1, IIHio. Calvv• m111t havo h11tti otrliiiOIIel •howmg rea:tatered ilre and dam. . 21a. Prize• furnished by M•111 Coijnl)' Jl'arm P~r"u and lh Po111eror NalioQal Uank. Tbo top tbreo animal• wdl be oeleettd Ill eacb 2lb, ~:"jbio Junior Jeney Breedtr! A110leclat1ohn wUI ~or.:•lde ~li'JOiune!1t0'r to the Grand Champion Jeruy l'ema m 1 o Me 1•• n Fair The American Guernsey Cattle C~ub Wlll lJTOVl 0 rlb ODI f~ cia"•' Cbamplon ribbons, and~ apeml G~•m111y plaque lor t e Cbamplon Guernsey in the Sbowmg and F1ttma Conteat. DIVISION VII Ill liP 23 C!Aii Zl{ CORRIEDALK IIIUlEI' 23a 23b 23c. 23d. 23e. 23f. · SboWiitulh!P jut!ltlg will be announced. 11 CLAliS 33 POVJ,.TRY - Jlxhibll to ~on.•iit of pe~ gt lbrJe. Eacll ' brae4 to! 'tllldJed separoltJY. (llrelld lp be til aBil')'_ ~) Limit ol olit en Ptr 8!1b-claos. - Examplt 3U. saa. Pen of .e1t1~ standtrd breed. Db. Pen fd eM. AllY standard-breed. 33c. PeD of broilers or fryers. 33<1. Pen of two pullets ond one cockQrel Qf any bre•IL 3la. Pea ollwo bono and ono coe~ of any breed. :mf. DuOb or Geose ·- Pen of S as,. Tul'ke)'ll- Pon of ~ 34. CU81 34. LIVI':S'fO(JK PRODUCTS 34a. One ol wool - fine or medium 3411. One do••• eggs - wblte or brown 36. CLAJS S5, SROWM,\NSHIP. (See Clm 32 for o~planation.) Tlma to bt announced. 35a. Sbowmsnship 3Bb. JUIIIDr buck 311f. Junl"' doe 364. R•.nlor buei< SGt. Son er doe 3Bf. D~e and litter 36. CLASS 36. SHOWMANSI!IP 4·H RIDING !lORSE PRQPUCT. This 4-B r,roject muol he (IOmpleled ••eor~lng to 4·1! Club project roqutr.. llllln.o, Se 4·R riding horo~ project will be consi~ered unle)l,'l tbero """ at least 11 !Jiember• in one ~lub, Premiums will be prov1do4 only/Cl~ ~tmw· .QN~;Qihip whfcb. will inolude cleanliness of ~quipment, abtUty o rader to bindle hor•• ••d follow goo~ rld(ng 8r•<lices. 37. · CLASS 37. TRACTOR RODE . To encourage ond oovelo~ oklll and safety in tra~tor operation. A - award - $3.00 D- owar4 - $2.00 C - award - $2.00 l!lliglbilit1: J;:ntries may be made by those who hove partlelpnted iJt lUI ortaniled Traefor Maintenance and Safety Prourall}. Age lllllit s~an be 19 to '' yeers. D~lolled method ot scoring and Judg· inJ ol skill shall be msde avalloble to cont~slants. DIVISION X PHOTOG~APIIY 'ANO NURIING, "RIT AID, eHILD cui!. PIRSONA~ITY f:I~VILOPMiNT 1 LEADIRSNII' 38. CWS 3Q. pHOTOGRAPHY 38a. Adventures with Your Camerp. Exhibit five picture~ on any subject or a picture story series of five pietures. . 38b. Challenges in Picture Taking. E•hibit five diffel'fnt IYp•• of PIC· tures of 8 picture 1i8QUence !living type Of CIJ111!rj:!l, kfnd Of light. ,n~camer:t setting for each. 3tkl, Ji:J<p gring Photography. An advanced exhibit over 3Ub. 39. CLA~ 39, lt.WD 39a. Dan 1. A )lOiter or dloptay ahowlng one or more thl!lgs learned in o prol,et. 39b. lland p. A, ~tor or diaplay ohowlng OQe or mqre lblnll learned In lllo DI'OJaet. 29c. B-and Dl A poster or d1splay •bowing one or more tlt11l&S learned in the proioct. · 40. CLASS 40. JIIUR~JNG , FIRST AID. CIDLD CAPEl 40a. Home Nursing. Exhibit one devl6e tor glvlnc BUPPPrt agd protection 4U' 1 conv~nience in caring for tbe sick; apd lUI educational Ewe, Spr ng La nib. Ram, S~ing Lamb. )i;wo, 1 tar an~ Under Two. . Ram, 1 ear and Under Two, Registered Ram. 1\ellotered, O•er 'l'wo Yeara. l!wo. Rf/lllltond Ov'r Two Yoer1. ~. ~11~~ ~·. ~16'~~ lfc~A,~~t·1&\JW"'oV j!~&\r~a GOATS (Subclas.o;cs same as Class 23) Special Junior Sheep Show. Ten dollt!t~ alltlll bo ,,ardtd to Jalf \t it I from I purebreri registered ihrooohlre 1\am or t;lw•. Pl.. dollar~ ohall bo pa~d 11 the champion lomb i• oired by e rulm~4 Sltropah"" lttn, but from a grade Ewe. A minimum Of tweiity.flvt lamb~ nttd to be shown in the class. Certificate o£ the oertltinUoo b7 Couniy or his Mrt and clam !!lUll be 1e to 1 p~~rebred. rrem\um "".~~J'Qij;P\;~: Brttdon Msoclat on to WI the ch,unpion lamb Of the Junior ShOW Gf ll\tl 1 40b. i:~lcl. Ji:l<hibil fil'lit aid kit or medicine eebluet and en educa· tiona) Doster. fOe, Learqips Abl>tll Chlldreo - "Chipper !rom One to atx" Ex~ihlt tbe nine toyo m•d• and an educetion~l poster, 40d. ''Chipper from Seven to Ten", E¥hibit a series qf pictures or tuustratlon!IVhich tell of a child'• growth and development a(e seven r,eara tbroutb ton. 40e. 'llaby BilliPI lor You". ll:xhibit your beby sitter's kit and an educational poster. 41. CUBS 41. l'iJRIIONALI'I'\' DEVEWPMENT and LEADERSHIP 4la. Pei'IIIP~Iity llevelopmenL lxhlbit details arranged ihcoUih County ExtenSJOD Oltloe. fill. T••n·Aie Talk Over. Exhibit detsila arranged througb County Ex· lenalon Ollico. 42. CLASS 42. A RECOGNIZED PllOJji:GT 42a. lxhlblt o ...oRDiled projeet meeting lhe appronl ot tbe Junior Fair lloard and pot listed otherwlae. 43 CLA88 43, SPECIAL AWARDS TO FAIR ElOIIIIITOliS. 43a. A spoo!al award of •1.00 for each advisor and aoal$1anl !hall be allowed to provide some form of recognition awar4 to HI Club advisors. Not to exceed a total of ·~0.00. . 43b The ;urn of $25.00 shall be allotted to each uhlhltlnJ FFA. Till• · amou11t to be uaed to defray the e]l:penses of their repre11entaUVes to a state or national event or 11imilar activity. 43e. Expenses shall be allotted to a maximum of four delegate1i to 1t)Bth5 State 4-H Club Congress to be held in September 1965 at e Ohio State Universily, Columbus, Ohio provided th.ey n'hlbtt at the Fair. Not to exceed $50.00. The Citizens Bank, Middleport, Ohio is sponsoring one additional delegate. 43d. To encourage more volunteer youth groups to p~tclpate tn thb e Junior Fair, an amount of $25.00 or more may b~ made tiYa 11 a 1e for each eight feet ol exhibit •pace if approved br botb the Jun· ior li'air Board and the Meigs County Agricultural SQcjety. The total amount allocated under this section shall pot ea:ceed 11!10.00 In !Pflll. MIIGI COUNTY JUNIOR PAIR BOARD tOiofiTITUTION lll!vlaiOPI Approved May 6, 1863 Artl@l · Coun., "'JUDIOr · Fl "n>is orJaPilatlon shall be known as the MN&i ar lloard. · Articlo II CONSTITUTION The members and officers of this organi1.ation sbal1 at QU tiQlel cooperate with and be under. the super':ision and direetio~ of tbe County Extension Agents, 4-H Adv1sory Council members, Vocatiopal Home Eco· oomics Instructors, Vocational Agricultural Instructors. Gtrl Hpout ~ad· ers and the Senior Fair Board member' in charge of the JuntPr Fa~r. Arilele Ill BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Board of Directors shall consist of four (4) mumbera each rr~m 4-H boys 4·11 girts, Vllll~tjpqal J\~riqolture, Home .~~onomic~ and Girl Scout~ . The Advisory Board of Directors shall cons1st of the county Extension Agento. '·ll AdviWY Couneil Memb•!•. vocotionol HOfllO li;cono· mics Instructors, Vocational AgriculturallP,Iruotoro, ond two Girl Soout Leaders. !Amended April 6, 1957) Artie.. IV ELECTION OF BOARD OF DffilOCTOIIB Each •~rganization must ~avo· i' t• dlrocton e\eotod bofnr- ~~Iober I' to take office as dtrector on the f rst Saturday W November . .pqethod of election to be optional to each organization Jl!tftlclpJlUP.I. Muimum term shall be 4 years or Jess. The electing OT811DiaMtiOn m-Y desfgnate a short· er term. (Amended April 6, 1957). . Qruni~Qiioni may be added 11r 4roppod .It tho tu11e of )he . annual meeting and the board members ri!P.:r.fi~mUna suc.h organt:~attom be elected to or dropped from the boaril upan Ill' IPPI'OVOI Q! tho Fa!r Board member in charge of tho Junior Poputmoqland the Ju~IOJ' V•P' Board. Article V TIME OF ELECTING OFFICERI At tbe meetin11 of tl)e Board of Dirocloro •nd Ad•lsocy Board of Directors on the fir.st Saturclay in November eaeh )'e&r, the Jollowmg officers sball be elected: P•l!liid~ot, Vl~e President, SOcretary, ond Tre05· urer from the Board of Directors, ani an Advlaory Pre11ident, Advi1pry Vice President Advh;ory Secrt~tary, and AdviiiQry Tnlasurer from the Adviaoq Boat'd of Direotora. Each offjoer •hall oorve for a torm of one year. No organlr.ation c~&n be repre•ented With more than one oUlcer in any one year. Article VI QlliJJFICATIONS FOR OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS All oltlcer• and dlrecton of Ulili ora:a~I~mt ton must . ba members of their respet·tive organization and shall contmue tiUCh acttvlty whi.le Jerving on the Board. A vacancy occurriJli iP 11DY otrite shall be f1llecl. by 8 majority vote of the Diroctora preatmt al the n11t regular meottng after the vacancy occura. A vacancy oeeunin& on the Board or Directors Bhall be (il!ed by the organization reprctented. The new director sh•U assume his duties as soon as elected. (Amended April 6, U117) Artlolo VII AS8VMING PIJTIES OF OFFICERS . AU officers' and advisory officers' terms shall beg1n at tht time If election. Artlolt Ylll l)lJTl~S OF THE PRil:IIIDiiiNT Tl>o Prtaident sboTt prtoi<l• at all oesalon of tho Boof11 •"l•n tbe superintendents to their respective departments, subject to mt approvaj of the Board, see that the rules. of the or1aniuUon are entgrced. •"~ P"'"" on ordor of ~ualnooo ftr o•oh mooting. Artlele IJ( DUTIES OF THE VICE PRESWEN'I' 't'he vlc• pre•i4ent ahall aerye a• a degartmont 6Uperintendent an assi~omont ollho proaident, and ahall aosumo the dutlea of tho preoldellt in hiH absence. Artlclo l( · DIJTII!8 OF THE SECRETARY AND TREA6URF..R Section 1. The secretary shall keep o record of all the proQee~l~ll and businP-FF of Ule organization and perform qny other duties per~mmg to the ofCice of :;eer~tar~. Section 2. The treu11rcr shall receive all PlOney, keep 111 accuratfJ account of all rece!pts and disbursements, and perform IUCh dutln II are determmed by the Board. Article XI QUOI\UM . Tile momlltrl ol the Board of Pireoto., ond AdVJIOI'1 Qoard ot Dl· rectol'l prc•oat 1 1 roaular meeting or opeelal mooltPI lor w~oh d~ notic~ waa alven uur (4) dpyo prior to me•tllli by lho ot!OI'ellfJ m~ • shall COllillfule a QUOI'UfD lor the tra!l'afllon ql b~•l~ellt DJOJ~ ~ lh: number present is not less t.han 59% o the direetort al\4 .A Advisory <lirectors of the Jumor Fatr. Artie.. lUI llurJNCI Of Tlfl: IIOARD OF PIIIPQII , lltiul1r 111,11tinas uf tbf llotrd of Olrta\lll'f 1b11i ·9 h•l!l .011 !lit first 8a1urday IU VtbfY~I'Y. ,lollY, Augvot, nnd !IO'i!>VIlllh~''·l'l'h• ~:",: meeting shall be the orgamzatlon meellniJ. n.- ,..,1 - · - · lllll\111' 9·00 a.111 11)00 1 111111 ~.tan&ion Offloo n Dina OJ Ill: ,14, t desilllltfr pllll· &'Mill mJUiiqao R)IY he QQ Oft or seerel&rY. if such be made by mall four (4) days prior o for the meetinR;. Art!clo XIII EXECUTIVt1 COMioiiTril~ . ' ,., .. TU llii~UUvt~. IIOmlllittel 1h1\l con1lst of lilt <lflla~l'!l til t!lfv~=·.'?"g Board and the oUtcers tlf the D rectors and one repre~en . .. 1 ·nc group apt ~•rwlll reuroonttd. AnY QijfllloPI llf ......_. , o. during the Junior Fair sball be acte4 upon IIJ..tbe Execiitl'vi' COI :f, 1 "·!n h~ must be present and actually handle their receWe a JD'ICie in Sbowman•bio. Tirn. ,. - lliV Pulllq dlltlllOo -· u feet. lltd 11\UIIt fumllbed. llrlln> ftf, 0'- of PNIIIIWII lor flrlt pltce Ill Ncb ..fill, flld."\!an antv, II mad1. Article XV QTIN Ollijl JuniO!' memhorl ohaly be lo ..U rnotloD.I 1111111 ameadJrioqt;-, aeeond motiOns, s011~1!d lmtlldmenll, aDd Vlllo. Cl'NHCI t lh•......, • Jlv•a'br 7' Cluo ~owtd J. :..~E15~~pral ~ _,_.. ltfll<l GaiMI fe '- t;~rt:~f•or&ollll! ~- OD ~ _ , _ lion; To he lh•wn In hand wllb brldle onlJ. Prcml- eMO. .,...,, two ribbonlo CLASS 202-ENGLISII HORSE CONrOIJIATION L STAlliON CI.UI-Two years and over. Pre(Dimlo ..... aat. s2.oo. s1.00 ud two ribbons. 2. ENGUSH llBOW HORSE TYPS CLAili!-JuQed 'Ill~ ~ and IIIJ~ r~neral appea..-. fl,a I'' g lovd ahau have lilt rillrt to withhold !llfiiiGnl of gremt11111a UDW lilt exhlbltor'o check Is honored by the exhibitor's bnnk. 11 cbeo• l1 not Ydld, entry fee will be conaidored Ull!lllcl and all premiUJJIJ will bo dec'Artd fortellld to the Fair o~a~. All Olltle to be on III'Ound 4:00 P.l(, Tual<lay, Au.. 17111. All e1ttle owned In Metp County IDIIrtd fret upon tho purchast Cit . 1118Qibtl'llllp Udlet All cattle outllde Mt111 Cllunty wiU bo chuJed IIOc Cllll7 oenll) !Ill' blld lfltr lilt purcbuo of • mtmbtr•lllp llokoL .!lldglng will be at 2:00 P.M. 'TharsdiY, AuiUet ltlh. Gel ot Slre-lbree tllimlil lilY lit, eltlltr oez. All &et of ono tin Wiled b)o one or mort blttdora. Prtcluto of Cow-two •almois tlthll' ....._.n, ale, produco of 0111 ~'lls~ta •• aoa. HOR$E SHOW William Downlt 1M T1111 R. lltultr,luPirlntoiMfaollt 1. Open to World Competition. Entrteo w!U cloaa 1100 1'.11,' Wldltlldar, A~gust 181h. Mem~lllp tlobi!IOI reqlll!'ad. 2. All rules and regulations ol the lolell• Ceull\7 M 'IIIII IM· 3. C11b PrtftiiDIIIII Ia~. 11.001 Ind., $11.00; ~ •00: tiJI.~_flA plus Roeettes lor first five places Ill t1•11«a•Ltld II wblch will receive a trophy lor eacb entl'y btiD& ,....._ 4. To he htld Wedneoday 1:00 P.ll, Ia trQIIt ol ad. CLASS 205. 1. f.H HorsemanahiP-H•I'It or Ponlea. lor Kelp OoluttJ Cll1lba Olllr. 2. Lead In Pony-Western Tack-&!" 1114 Ullll•· 3. Western Pleasure PonJ-oll" lo II''. 4. Wtst'm PINSurt Horse. 5. Pl•~••rt Polly-llameu Cluo. 6. English Pleasure Bone, 7. BN'I'fl IIPCt 8. We~tern Pleasure PoDJ-under 48'". 9. 'frail Ron.--Weateru T1all. 10. 'fraU Pony-Western Tacit. r;::a· r. a. e. HORSE PULLING CONTEST Frod C. Lolfholt lftd Hugh P, Cuator IR ohEntry fee: $3.00 per team. l\!embt1111llp liclttl ut !'IC!airet llee Generll Rules for furtber biiU'utlioa. wh~ appUeahle. To be oanducled In front ollho Qr4!1daland atu111117:30 Wedniii'Ciar =• ev~~~~~~· !~~r.rt ~ dopen4 •!lOll Uaelr ''""' to Jllll1 an4 !\ tl>ll *' II loTb.S. <ap..IIJ to endure •••twd ello!lf, Tti1 ubltrll termine tile ausltlllll'4 1DU1111um oaPI"'I1 .,. a •:I!J::· - ~= :,:~ r::U:!'f~~.iu::~,:r. J~mt~ -"-~-~.-.~..Partl~ ill the breed!DI and u"' of Boo4 4nft bUM~~ Df""'....JA ._., it II dtllred: <•> To deltrmillt llle voluo or IJJ>I, 11114 I'I'!P" bNedbrl ~ Hlectlon of horses and m~leo lnlanded f01' 10111 Pd ~!!!! drill : a4 (b 1 Te uurtalll aad domerlltt'ale tile PfOllll JMtiiDd II tnlniBI «~~~dllloning borseo and 111111eo for 10Diflll4 ..._. llnll warll. (I) To eliOOUrtle honotnalllbiP bt llltilla iloNUIIdol"!.~.:!: ul (dl To dt!IIGIIIIrate lbe . _ PIII!I!I.C lli!IICRJ ..,. mule. well u tJOIIft to '!11e C!IIIIIIIIIIH IliaD bve lull lllriMIICIIatl •oom-t lllbloel te decide all queaUo111 arillQIIa ~!t u.ll detl!rmiM 11M lbe rule• and allmiiiiJinliOI!d ..... In w\111 lhe rDleo. ranun to winllil'l 111d IWtr Dl._ . ~ of .... o11a11 nnll Ia oomply promptly with the dlrectlolll .,.. Mllarllf immediate dilqunllfintlon ol • •on~IRm~ 111 .,:::U~ with Qle of Ill• conunlttee <Onl!l!miU ODf 1111dri ., bf 4Jiquallfted ot OJ '!..!:.4Uie =. \t" ~, ~~~:;,, DeB/ Cmtl• Oepurtmtnt IV ::.1!1: a: :f:'be:Pr:u•• "f .. eondiiiPna of tllo pollfell or b-.-use tile eo~~le....l ,..m 1 d sudl •• to rend.r II eruel or inadvisahla te 11!1 ~IIIQ to linG"" '*""'' I fu=IPILITY: OPEN TO 'l'BE WOIIUI. ~~ P\1 mulel, regard18ll of "~"' ovrned. aro eUSiblo 10 ollllr tiiW <011'-'· Conditions1 b~ will M liNd A stone boat ionded with cemen . of Ill ei~il~Wt~~ n:\10 1\11 \ltillllfl ~~~~ bo welebt!l on lilt If 1 ·~ • .- .., noon and 4.00 P.ll. at a l"'al •~!"' I .,.. .! l .... J.W'-"1 lull ..•••••-••-••• ..·•·•·111.10 11.10 eLII I. f:Jltt ftllllal IIIII ............. _ ...._.... -.oo .... ol • Yfrll'lfnt lulJ ........_ ... _ ......... ..aoo . . I&.M 'v' tllfUM ., lilt =.:.,"=.or _,.........,. 11 111<1 tl 0wner1 will lll<lll•b lbelr 01111 f...,. aulat tl the lu~a Haroo 'WIIIftl 1. Tho dlsto•c• fer e.-~ ~:.\:, ~ thaD fl foot wilt be 111011 to cl< lllltlll .. 01111 a. r- ju:geaFl'.lt!~~d.:'f,O:: J:~ •&a~lt.ber dlftG\IOII pi'W!dblt ooq&b ,_ t4.00 ~.oo M.OO P,OO •oo remallll within end lltulldarlel'ot 1 ad after tha drlvff "'" • CO~ ~ Any forward movement o uqrernm I<IIU it ~ "' to go will be counted •• I pull Olldl{: teunltiiPollttr P:UII, eept In caae of breaka~e :~l't.':~en when team has mide lbe.~ 5. Whialle or slgn ' '\wyinl ~· Drlvtr • • "" 01' committed an. err~r ftU aM mediately after said SIRJlal. lli1- ~Mil totllll llbeU fUlL 6 All tenms must take ftm \. l)rlv,n IUf ...C~ e •oo c.w.• ,.... ..... ,....,.... - llllw ··---······--·· ........................____ 110M tto.oo .... JniGr , . . . , Btlltr ··-······-····-·· MOO 118.00 14. !lUmmer YoariU., Roller --········-·-··- .a.oo 118.00 MAO 18. SeDler RoUer Colt ----············-··-·· $8.00 M.QO ~ le. Junior Reller Coif --------······---····· $8.00 M.GO 11.00 17 Pair of Heifers, any age, hnd ud OWDed bJ ~· nllfllof..... ltor 1--·· -··········-····· $10.80 M.IIO lUll 18. nvuueo • ....... •llllor .... _ , 11 ~= "='•=' ~~::..-""'. '""' , ••~pt m"cas~ ~..!\')1!,1'1'·,1 tbt .bella\'J•tie!IW"" ot 1 ~-I'II~~!F 8 Judea' ~.......D Eluh 4ri¥tr Willi~ II ..,.;qd pp\11 leal!ll Third bm~alll ahaU be tll'lloll ~f ODI "'' ·'I ahail rlde. U IICI"IIbl•· Ill btlt!•f bt 111m 10 iolleh • · illi but In no " rhlle lePI It I· · 11111111&:!1 1peik to hom• or ~riv~• " d whiP or touc honos_,'l!dl'~ 1e 9 Drivefl shall no pro gd 110 ""' f abail dflv• with reaoo:•~lr:; ~:., tlr ' " ' ' 1111 Pill . towed to whl~ or tbo e P U ~ io II!II'P -~~ ........, • pullln&. 1'1• drl•~r "~e~.;'L, bonet on 1M 10. Undue ahua vo ·'" ltlll'D1111 I'!~ ... ,.. .. unduo profanitJ ~an dllqn..., .!. ":- judlll tO. 1 11 There sliall be at • · · maiortiY ahall dtlllrmill• dec:! . llQJI... be u . Wellbt tor 1111rt ol pj1U 111111 iid to hold down the riuinber Of pull.l an show althoulh in no •uo oball third nf team• m ollllllnllld pull w~a!J tho ~ondleat 13. Each conteatant llrnlt to CO!IIp•te In wel~bed top\htr. -· :::.~~ '9!~~-~~ at Ullll 1111d plaee d -~ rnn&t: be prettn.t 14 will pv11,1n aru.'.'. 1&. PI'IYII' waltlnl wil1 not •oo R06Bi • ·oo •• M.OO ~=~ea:=~v=.~~......._--······· -- ·--------·· ·----·-----............ ll8iCrif 411 . . .1 ill IIIia, !llrrlea a::"' BuD Call -----·--·····----------- f41,00 J or BuD Call ········-·············· M.IO a,. Pair of bulls. aar 111 llreol oa&l ownad bJ ···-····-··-·······-····· •10.00 •oo M.oo 8. Gtl oftllalblu olre, 3 anlmllo, any ace. bolh NAN. re-nted. ownad bJ one tr _ . breeders ··-·--·-···-··--------···· -.oo !lot I . 01'1111111 ~QD 8u1J •••-•••••••• .. •· ··---... ·- 11JJiWJ II to Re*" Cbeir&ptoa a\lll ..................... _ ••_......... IIIIOR the u. b~IUII 2 eoptoat. Tbo 4lstonoo belwtPq a..., ...,,'- ~~f:: wt '"T~ ,_ and lo~d· m~lt •tef within ••ld l!ollnd· ......~ of team or lood outolde of b<NB~ :n.;t~ llldlplff l!r 1111 l:\\ "'."!): ~~~:':t~ ~ ..........Ul'R ~I'OJN _ . BerttftiUwN ... lhontlleld, lujiiOrlnltnrltnl I. l!:nf!'leo clooo ot 1:00 P.M. Aul. 13th, 1085. 2. Exhlb1ton mb'!Jurebaso membonhip llllloll. a. All oi!Ublta 1 be •orreeiiJ named lftd labtltd. -l. All exhibits mull be in plaeo bY 12:00 nooo Auf. 11111. 5. All exlti:J~ mUII remain In pface unll!4:00 r.ll. S.tllfday, o\UJ. 2L a. A platA! 1 COPIIII of live wel!IJ'(IIIII tpeelilltna. 7. AD Produce muat be grown by lbe ubibltor. 6. No premiums paid 011 artlal• aolilaltd. 8. In clas..., where no CJOIIIPOiilloD olllla • II In lbo oplnloft of tbo Judge, he may award a ~econd or no preml11ftl. 10. In ludclnl ot produce, qullll7 and IIIIo for eorreet "'" wiD be lbe guide Instead ol. lll'(e alsio. 11. See General Rules for fu.rtb• inltructtono. Ill Zn&l a..Aa 701 .110.211 1. . . . lill aorw of ,....... ~ .110 .II I. lill ean Ill wbJ.. b)ollrid OOID .110 .28 3. Best IIIli em white !WOOl corn .lltl .28 4, six ears yellow _ , com .110 .25 I . Beat 1b nn whlt:&o pop COI'II .110 .:16 & Beat obi oart pUow pop eort1 .110 .Iii I. Bell lill em 1ed pop com .110 .25 I. Beat pod! "blllt .110 25 I. Beet peek of bucltwhnl .110 .25 ID .llell peel! wbltor .110 :16 II. ltatpodl....,oata .10 IS ll podl buill' .110 .25 lJ. Boll pedl .., be••• Far111 •• .... .... •• CLA11 '101-1'0'1'4'1'0!.1 1. Otllllllora. I 8ptCIIJieDJ .,..,_n. .10 ... Clnllea .. . . . . . . fi*IJIIeaa .10 .. ~ ~:'~~r.:.. ... 7. Gnell llolrllllla. 0 trp0Cime111 .10.15 01-) """'· • ...,._ .. !!ltiOI • . • .,.._. 10. \'llllt, .......... 11. ..................... .10 .. .10 • .Ill .JI lla. !Namo) •arle!J. t IIPeclmou i=r--..._._ CLAa8 '101-VIflft.uLII .10 Jl s.... Pllld ...•• •• .10 .10 .15 ' 4. II. TOIDI~ow.8 .......... •. .10 .10 ~irWio.. ...... ite 1. .... plat. .... pod ..... ...... ?a. lilt bull btou •. .... ... CN111 Jllltwpod pod .... btou Ba hA P II nUow DOd b1iab beua 9. llut p It U1lll IMIILa 10. 011•-•blte, I 'Ptdlleno .110 .10 .10 .10 ~ .10 .10 .00 .10 .10 .10 J5 .00 .15 12. PboltWI, I 1~bneu lJ. . . . . . . . .m- ... ... 1'- ~~a"'- llpeelmeu 15. lleell, I QIOCimeDI 111. Clmll. • I!IIOinlllll 17~ 'nlrlliPJ, • 1111011110111 18. C..OUIIibll'e. f!'OOII, I lll"hneu Jt. CUcumbert, whitt, 0 tPedmall 20. Plolrll Pille 21. om 1'11111. e•1*11111111 22. PU~ 21. Squah CLA88 '104- WATDIIILONI t: TGm Wallon .110 .25 .10 .10 :::: ~ . ... ...00 driver.~·· · ;, _co .:;.10\!~~l~!'! 17 ~~~r ~t::e ~ .. '.·. 2. DQ!a QtMo Uf-) YVIoiJ '- CIDIIIOUPtl. Ralo'o fl. !NIIIII) •arletJ eLASS 70S....APPI.P21 1. Sill,..... Wlneoop I. Red WinONp .10 .10 .Ill .10 .Ill .110 .25 .110.11 .110 .25 .110 .25 I. Jonallla• 4. lome Boau\J' I. Oallla BoiU\J' & Red DeUelt1111 7. Golden Dellciou. I. Grbnea Golden t. Well1111 10. lllldoa Bluab .SOJG .SO.JI .ao ' .so .28 .110 .28 (NIIDI) Variety Prune Plum Plato Damton PIUDI Plate 01'0111 Qqe 1'1111!1 Ph Grapq, ~- Plot. .110 .28 .IIOJtl .SOJII .IIOJII .SO .Ill r, .. .eo • .110.11 II .110 .Ill ... .10.18 .IOJG ............. Wllllo Lt;:e l ~~~l:~.::::s~bMN~ .' n ' .Ja .110 .20 .110.28 .110.28 .so .28 "..,.uc·tlt II'OWIIIIII&tll!l Otiunt;• ~ • ... •.u • .00 :a. . r ' •• .60 .Be .Ill tJ:..'I.:tuo. i i ... .II .10 .II I. <!t'IPU. "'-' Pllw r!!.. :t: =. I , '. 1. :1. 3. 4. 6. e. 7. .· Lo~tal ear ol bJbrid eom ~--··-·········--··· ~uco all' nisbt> thaD lit tbt _.__ fa "ff' ·- ttom "I" will bt lba lentell ear _ . , ~ ear 1e lba last teme1 m1 tbt Oilier PLOW!IIS ANII PLANTS Mro. Morp..-1 !flo L~.!<..Suparintondonl RULli POll PLOw•R SHOW Show Is open to the public. ond ono notrl not be o lftMINr .. , 011> den Club lo ll!lhlbll. Membmhlp Ucket Is entry lee. Not fliClUired for Jaalcn 1111411ri.i Exhibitors w!U prepare their entry bltlllko IDd lila !Nil II Secrollcy'o office not later tha~ 4 P.M. Thundly, Aq. U. This rule will be e\flctly complied with. All entrieo must be tbe work of tho elbfbltor. All c:lalles are lor amateurs only, <An amateur It Wtlll w11o .,..... planlllor bls or her own pleaaure, and aol for !be ~ rlllft. liboodJ Entri11 must be set up nd completed bot- p A.ll ':If~ Wednuday, AI!IU•t 18. ludrtng will be&il! at 1 P.ll ' J be by lbe slandard ;ystem. The decision of tho Jud(e will lit inltrftronco wlfh tho JUdflt lillY CIUIO an fll&fllit It H ~...... ' Exhibits arrlvlnJ after 12 DOCin wiU be aectPiod but IDifbd "'IIII competition." Arrangements may not be made on Die exhibition!!= ne ..... ing committee will help the exhibitor to ill&e tho Ia " - • moklnt en trrlnflfmont on tho ""hlbltlon to,ln wiQ htw hlblt lfloquollnod, •• will anrono lntorfarlng wHh ontllllr - " "* • 8. Exhibits must remain In pl~ce unl/14 Ul. Saturd&J. .U, flllllllt ,.. movod before that time Will lorfe t any premlurne awlriltd. lllrlblo t~rs are to remove their entrlu lifter elose of show 11 aooD u PGfo s1ble. · l No artificial or art111clally colored plant materilb gmnllltcl ~ as stated. 10. AcceSiories permitted In aU class~•· 11. Exhibitors may enter as many divisions as deelrtd, hut 1111J lillie only one entry In eacb (Ia.,. 12. Every exhibitor muot put nama and name of club If 1111 on bldr a1 entry tog. u non-club member, put county and name. •. 18. All plant material used lo to be lioltd on a card fttmiahl4 bJ ~ Superintendent of lhe Flower and Plants Dept. Theme of Show - "MY PAIR LADY" 801- ARTIIlTIC AliRANGEMENTS I. NAUGIITY LADY OF SHADY LANE - All foUage a. LADY IN RED - Using flowera in warm eolon. ' 8. TWO LI'1"1'LE GDWI IN BLtJE - UsiDJ a eonlabtm w1111 flowen In cool coJors. 4. THE LADY CAIJ.ED MOTHEII - A tall diinifitcl arraai'IJIIIIl, G. SLEEPY TIME GAL - Crescent. a. TEEN ANGEL- With a Religious Aura. 1. MELANCIIOLY BABY - Using weathered wood . 8. THE GmL I USED TO KNOW - lncludinl Dried llltteriaJA. t . NOBODY'& DARLIN' - Includln& roadside and/or wild lllltorlall. 10. WILD, WILD MAMA - Way out! II. MRS. SANTA CLAUS- Any Chciotmao !rraDJement- lllalll 111.. real plant material but may be fre&b. dried, lnated colonel. 111 painted. Chrlatmas llaubles obviously for · Cbrllllmu Oatr 111Q be used. 12. PRETTY BABY - Miniature, aot to exeeod lbree lnchea In bf11bt. ~UNIOR ARRANGEMENTS-( up to and inclucliQI U '"" ~~~1. HEILO, DOLLY- Your favorite arrangement. 2. RED WING - lncludln& a flgur!De IU&IeBUve of llldlaas. 803-JUNIOR SI'I!:CIMEN&-(MIIIt be tii'Own b7 Jtmiors up to and t... rludml 12) I. Marigolds-Large-3 2. Zlnni......Large-3 3. Unclusllied-Any flower other than In 1. and 2. 804. SPECIAL EXIUBIT-Landscape Layout-"How I oroui4 btui1t1 the south entrance to the Fairground&" To be laid out In any media on cardboard not to ::b!t'lllr 805. HORTICULTURE (5pecime114 to be In pop bettlta bJ exhibitor. I. ROSE-Jiybrld 1'ea-one 2. ROSE-rtorlbunda-1 stem 3. ZINNIA-large-3 of one oolor 4. ZINNIA-FantasY-3 on one color ~. GLADIOLUS--( exhibitor may enter one ID eacll eolor c~ a. Red d. Yellow 1o Greta b. Pink e. Blue or Purple b. Otb• c. White f. Oran&e or Salmon 6. MAWGOLD-large-3 of one color 7. COCKSCOIIII-plum&-One 8. COCKSCOIIB-Crosted-<>no 9. DAIIIJA-Large-ona 10. DAliLIA-Pom-pom-3 of one oolor 11. UNCLASSir!Eil-Any other than abOYe, 806. SPECIMEN COLLECTION-6 or mor.-labaled I. CACTI A~1J!OR SUCCULENTS 2. SMALL HOUSE PLANTS 3. GOURIIS 4. COWRED CORN 807-EDUCATIONAL-8 or morelalltled I. EVERGREEN SPECIMENS'-Libeled 2. COLLECTJON OF NATURE'S RESOURCES - Weathot'ld 1IOOl ato_ll!.S.~-minerals, etc. 3. PlcTuHE MADE FROM DRIED PLANT IIATEIUAL 4. COLLECTION OF SHELLS-Labeled 5. WILD FLOWERS AND PLANTS-Labeled PREMIUMS AND RIBBONS C1aoo Ft~ 801 ............................. $1.00 .75 802 ............................. .75 .llO * 801 ' 804 ............................. 805 .. .. .. . .. . .......... .... .. .. ,75 .75 .75 806 . . . . •• • . • • • . . • . . . •• • • ••• • . • . . 1.00 807 ·····-·········-············· 1.00 0 0 .10 .. lllllelt .... .... '· lllttr . . ...... j. DEPARTMENT VID .10 n . Ollou-,.Uow, aapccillla• 1. I. I. 4. •• .10 CLo\111 'I08-0THI!:R FRUll'l! na1111 ' 8li-.AUiu- a.AS8 l!aO-AII Gt!IDeat ll "* _... • - ~ ~~diD Lletcl \VJuclotteo 11. York fmJ>erlll 111"' iiJ!'II' _. ·~ 18. CLASS 618-llron lA~ OoQ CLASS 6111-WIIIte Co.n111b cu.~~ en-au... IAead WJU~dottet 8, . _.... .......................... _ arrtn~nt. CLASS 800-8Uvor Polllh · 4. .........UIJ. I Larlell onlau lbe fil'llt kernel on one tnt1 of end of th ear. 11.!10 11.00 CLo\llll ll~ottltd Houdllll CLAII 111-tabuvtldlrl . CLAS8 113-!uft IAihOI'IIa-a!nale Comll CLAa ·~ ~ Colllb cv.&l 11'-llrowrl x.--.~~aao CtiiJI) :a. i. througb ...... Tile winDer In 2nd CI..AII8 !10'1-Jera.,. 0111111 CLAS8 1108-New llalalllllln 11c11 I. nl...... J&i ( .,,,!., "'' __.. company entrf. n.oo a.oo Hlrem Slawter and L•u,..n E. Hoffman, l•"rlnltnftnto Ellll'ill clooo aU:OO P.M. Wodno•doy, August II, 1960. Teo guarantee !ltall space, eptrjes and entry fee mull be received by 1:00 P.M .. AIIIIISI lith. When entry fee~ are fold by. ebtck the Fair lloard Mall btto tllo rlllht to withhold ~ym011 of pre!llilll!l• until lbe exhibitor's check is honored by the ezblbltor'o bUlk, If ebedl Is not "Iii, eatry fee Wilt be oo~sldered unp.ald •nd all premiUIIII will be deelarod forfeited to the l'olr Board. All cattle to b• on aro1111d b~ 4:00 r .M. TuelldaJ, Au" 1'11b. AU eottle owned In Meigo Oounly entered !rot U(1011 lbe purchase of 111cm~e"~ip ticket. All cattle outside Mella CoUIIIY wlU be allorged 80c (fifty eents) per bead niter the purchase of a memlltnhlp liei<el E>lllilliiOI'I are roquired ID IW'Diab ..rti!IOIIII te Secretary 11 time of entry; also to the auplrintendont ip ehoru. Judllilla wiU b' done at 10:00 A.lll. Wtdneaday, Aug. lllb. The below clalee will aplll7 lor B"l Brt4da: J,lay 1, 111011 Ill DC'Itllllwr 11!18811 .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. Senior Ymllng Janllll'f ~_lflfl4 to AprU 80, 1184 . . ....... .... .... Junior Youllng May 1, luo4 to August 31, 1964 . .. . .. .. ...... , .. S u - YearJ Septllllbu ll8almblr 31, 11184 . • . •• •• • . . . . . . . . 8elllar eo Jaaum 1. a1111 tllltl' .. . .. .. . . . . .. . . .. . .. .. . .. •.. .. Jtllior C1.UI 401 JI!JII: 111 Inti .. L !llil), 1.~ llld crvw ·····-········ ••• tsO.OO MAO • • 01'1, wl.lt., !f!:Uo~~ ~ :~:' a.oo aoo e. 12.110 11.00 a .oo 11.00 $2.00 .l.OO c. of entry, also to superintendent tam• 11.110 11.110 lot Poll o1 m &0111 ond 111M eoe~ Folloq brttdo uru1v ume nbe.._ II IOl. ct.A8S f02.:-ll. Willie IAidloru CLASS 101-R. t IIIII CLA.IS dOt-Willie PI.I'IIIOUIII Roeb CLASS 1108-B~ P17111out11 lloob OLAI8 a- Whi!AI w,andottoe cow. Elhibltora are required lo lurnisll cortlllcates to Secretary at lime ill char&e. Ill tho evaal Ill ao Cflll!lllitloa wllhln • breed only ont ploct Ia 11'01111 o.la- will bt pld ti!Uhltor. Junior Call born between Nov. I, 1984 and May 1, 1~65 , S.niar Call bora botween J~IY !, 1964 and Oct. II, 1084. Jwlior Yr. lltiftr dropped between Jan. 1, 10M and June 80, 10M. 6enlor Yr. Heifer dropped between July I, 1963 and Dee. 31, 1903. A btifer tbtl bu lloabtned will obow u a I yr. old. Old Heiler d!'!)ppad betwten July 1, IMI and Jul7 I, 186ll. C 301-HOL&TEIN& Itt lnd aJ'd 4th 1. BulL 2 year~ and o•ll' ·----------· •10.00 .a.oo fii,QO lklll, I yur alld under I yean -----· 8.00 G.OO 4.QO 3. Bull calf, under I year and over 4 months ---------------·---- 8.00 6.00 4.00 4. Champion Bull ··-----··-·--·--------- Rasettt 5. Cow, 4 Jem aud Cll'er ······-··-···· 10.00 8.00 6.00 Cow, 3 yem and under f years -··- 10.00 8.00 6.00 7 c.... 2 yearo and under 8 years •••• 10.00 8.00 6.00 B. Senior Yearling Heifer ·----········· 8.00 1.00 8.00 8.00 9. Junior Yearling Beller ---------··· 0.~ 1.00 11.00 3.00 10 Senior Heller Call . ·---·--····-·-- 9.00 1.00 5.00 8.00 11. Juntor Heiler Call ~--------·-····· 9.00 1.00 5.00 3.00 12. Senior Champion Female -·--······-- lloaettt 13. Jlllllor Cb1111plon l'amolo ----·····-·· 1\ooetto 14. Grand Cbamploe l'omlla -··-·····--- Rcoettt 15 Get 111 Sire ~ -- - ·- ··-············· · 4.QO 16 PrQdu.. ol Cow ···--·--·········-.. a.oo a.oo 4.00 17 rema111 Brod 1114 owned i1J l!:lhlbltor 4.00 CLASS 1!02.-GUERNSEY-Some subclasses aa 301, CLAS& 3~MIIJWIG SBOIITHORNs-salllt 'ubcla...a aa 301. CLASS IM--JIIIOWN 8WI88-Same aubolouea u 1101. CLASS 1011-A YIISJII&BS-llame IUbeltuee u 301. CLAIS 808-.JDSEYs-same aubclau11 aa 801. 1. pq of .PaliN 1. Pea of lhlll I pq ol Bnlltn .. ,_ ac two PuiiN ID~ ou Cocbnl DairtJ Catt._ .............. Ill d. Largeot 1!11110 ·----------···e. We• tonaato ·---- ........................ f. Larqon bead ol oahhoto ••• I· Larg011 'lOOt •• --······- · h. Largeot eucumber -···· Tba larl&ll llltrlu Cilllt at ' p.m. Aug. 12th, 1flttll. Drblbitorf IOUII Purehaao OIOIIIblnbl~ llcltN lud&inl wiD be dono It 1:110 A.M. WfdneldiJ. AuM•"' lllb. CLASII 1101 ' •-· Tho •tandord ol perfKtlon. u ravlltcl bJ 111o ADW~ean Poultry AUOo elation aball he the P<!o In tudlfq oad ptaelng !Warda. Judging ahtll be bJ C!OIIIfllriloe 11t1t 111 an....u., opeeimoo aba!J bt tfven a prize. Tbtrt ahall bt DO . .. , loo eltanat· All blrdo must be INe 11om eoaiiJ!:UI d l - . Poultry will not bo fed nor can!d for ~7 tile lleol'd: wtll ut lit fiiPOIIIIble for anr 1018!!1 wha'. AD exhlblll 111111 lit lbt pr0J111'17 ol lite nlllblllln 10 daJ• belon lbo date of fair. lltiP CouoiJ and adloiJIIal eotlllllla eu mate entrloo. No llngta entrle.....U I'DII See Generll Rulea for fllltlttr lllltraet!OIII. Exhfbll to eonallll ol Pill of lbNt Ill. lull bntd to. be lud&ed separately. Breed mull lit on onlrJ bi•MCI..ASs 601 POVI.o1'RY-S. C. WHITillJ!ICIBOIINS 4100 PJI.,,AuiUit 11th. WhoP tllll'J leu are paid by cbeak !be Fair CLA ~our Pralll~m eoW8aV~ON~'~cb~~-~ an "'""· .... Poult,., Departn.at VI FNII o...roln, SupoJ'Intondonl 1..To guuanlee stall spaee, ontr1ot and entry lee muet be received b)o rUt•. .oo •10.00 HINid C•moho11, Dtvld f(o~lonll. III!Mrlntondonto Elltrln clooe at 4:00P.M., Wedneaday, AUII!St 11, 108& ' llllCI lwo '- ENGIJ8H IADOLI!:BRED MAllll: wr1'8 IIPIPNO B'Oo\L-IIIrt wiW spring foal at llde. PremiiUlll 10.00. WIO, p.oo, •1.00 llld two ribbons. 5. ENGUSH SADDLEBRED YEJ\IIIJII(J..ftoflllluml. $5.00. $8.10,$1.011. $1.00 and two ribbolis. CLASS 203-PONY CONFORMATION, 48 te II IDclles. L Stallion Class-Two yea111 11141 onr. Four Premiu11111, $5.00, 13.00: $1.0!1, •1.00 ljld two rlbbGif. Z. lllare. and G•l<lla.t Clul-ltly 811. Four Prtml~_.n.IIO. sa.oo. ~.DO. •t.oo ~ m JMN. a. !'illy or Stud ...,, a.-1 ,... aad~fl' ~ Pollf l"rolllilllNI. ss.oo. P ,QO, • 1'110 '- Hii'VI with [gal Clllt - llllfe.l wllll ~ I lo ot ..... lllrt d Foal, entere In Item 2, can also ~ ~~ Iii tblt l!'!l..., u.oo. $15.00 Q><eept in cas~ of inJury. 10. Prlver must he reaay when hlo turn eom11 to pull 11 Theeo will not be over threo trloo to hitch or wiu bt oounled as a poiI!. 12. No o111aU teamo will be allowod 1e poll In oooond eltiB, but !PUt loo1111 wiU be allowed, IS. Ponl01 eaa be meaoured with ohooo or without. 14. On the third pull, you m~J go either way , if boundarlea ~ermlt. AltJ rul01 of lh• Buektro Horae Pulllnl Alon.. not l!stlil abovt, wW I ........._,ts.oo,-. ... ed 011 JOO~ <OIItOI'JillltiOD. J'reJlll- fii.IIO, $3.00, Pl.OO 9. IJocb team wiD be drlvoo by one drlvor throalb tho entire contest -.oo. ~Gru.rm,,;i.m&RED PIJWIIIIIl ~If 426.00 RULli 7. '1110 l'elgltt Olioad will be determined by the judg01. 8. All1 lonvlll'tl Jll(lvements of load after lho driver 11•18 command to 10 will be ~ountod ttS a Pull. • $1.00, $1.00 ...... llboli t . WES'I'EIIN MARII1 WITH SPIUNG FOAJ.-IIIN will! Pill 'filii .. side. Premiu1111 _,,00, $3.00. $1.00 lrul two I'IWioalo .. 5. WESTERN Y~G-Preml- tioOO. P.OO, $UlO, ILGD 3. •w.oo I. . ~b4r1Yf!' wW he eUowod two belperl. 4. Wilt lit lhree lrflb to uch load, llratand HOOitd whllo bitched • leAl! • Tile tllfrd to eo me later. Each driver miQI take ftrlt pull. v. contests wUI bo opened to the world. 8. :n.:::ru:~ undtr Pll ol tha line, profaniiJ, or shouting will nol lltldllll!t !dUd 'IKt JlpQttM Or •18.oo f'Jill:•:r "'""" ~. ~~~~ud rr .. ltlvlo!,_I.JI.JI!I'~ WUSIP iCLAii tV.!101-WIII'I'BIIN ~7'\r.J=, a'no~ AJI. ID froDl ot Gnli4IIIU4 HOIIIJ!: OONJOBliATION ... 1. IJTA!JJON OLAJIII-'1"1'1 rem IIIII-. PNmiua~tiiiJIII,tl.llll. 2. *IAI.oo 0' IOUTHIRN OHIO PULLING AIIIOCIATION TO OOVIllol · '' t . Claufllcalion of ponies will be 411 ln. lnd Wldll' and 47 Ia. to 10 ln. 2, oach pull wUI be 14 Ill but dl.ltanee )IU than 14 IQI. • uo to determine winner or p aca at tl>e tn4 of tho .... CONFOIL~ TJON Pllll TO 1. EnlriM will Clt111' •t6:00 P.M. Aa.. 111b. f).OO and Ill'~ r!btf:s-xa.., A" POIIl' Pun for ponies 48" and Wider • . .' tJ. Larillt ••llniMIIoa IJIIIIIPtlD ----·-c. !Ar&tll .........- ....._ eu-aorub!N. 11111.11 be J, Clall "It" Pqg7 Pull tor Pooito 47" to 110" iJiaiUIIYO. . HORSE DEPARTMENT II · Aprile, '"' ,· aoo I. ~ aaot "IIOWillllr altll:lter. .. . Lar.. PQtlto "······- •.oo Tbli collltiiUIIY!,.mtiJ be rQiuDdC4 111 I 213 vote l#lbe ~· al lbe r.•bd oflllrl'•;ra• prellll ::ua mee~ ~..., ~me~ ••~rsu'mav~\e~ ~~ 11011, .. bJ amendment-or amelulmeftts are pro,o.e'd.'-tfi,i fO1:ed Oil. "'flu c .. lolr . , · · . !!.00 ...00 .... I. .... • ,_ ····---- !lOO $2.00 '- Yearllllti Sow ·-················-····-··· 16.00 ...00 a,QO ~10, ciii*Wiiii;:ie'";~M"iiteMAIO ...00 • .00 CLASS 01()..!)uroc ltftN7 il&att lube~ " 10t CLAI8 s.... ~u~~e~auu u at11 CLASS 5~blrt, S.Ca Bubel- aa 008 Cli.M8 111-Yorbhire. il&ate ltlbelsa111 u ttc11 CLASS 516-TIItnro~ lilnlt Subcl- u 1108 CLASI B11J-LANDI!AC!. Same aubela- as !108. J =-""_..."'\,. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I I I 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 o o o o - I . .lltl .110 .110 .75 .?5 .211 Depart•ent IX D-••ele .tm Ml11 J-1• Saundor• ond Mlu Ado Nookl.,.,lwtJII. 1. Entry Fee - Membonbip Ticlrel. :1. All entries in till• department mUll lit ID lite buill! ol lllo . . _ tuy by 4:00 P.l\1. '111unodiY. Aug. !alb. loll? book will lit .... II lltel Ume. 3. Entries made on lbo boob of tho Saerttu, nnDOI bt ....._. or withdrawn and entered In another olaaa or number. 4. All articlos for judging should be on the groundo not later lhla 9:00 A.M. Tuesday, August 171~" and anything lll'l'iviDI after lblt time may he displayed but ww not he ollliblo for judJins qr premiums. Judgiag will be done at 10:00 A.ll. Tu11do71 Alii. 1'1111. &. Exhibits in this deportment ore Umited to Mo1p ana edjalnlq COUIItiet in Oblo. 6. Not mort !ban one onley Ia tile nme elliS bJ lila - • , . _ will he permitted. 1. Art!clos tllat bavo been JlVvded 1 premium within lbl 1111 • (2) years are not eligible for entry. 8. New work: and new ideas will be given pre£erence. 9. Exhibitors must furnish a wire ha!lier for each pnnent II> be dioplayed. Tile Oblo State Univerolty ~tural Collere - . . . IIIli llw ....... will be ll8ed , ... prmenta. ' "-"""' 10'1 W•' ne!dp-------·-·---____ , ____ tiK SIJit ---··-··--··-··· 1ft e· ..1.111 llater!ols FABRICS ---·-----··--- ~ CLASS 901-BOUSEHOLD 1. Applique QuUt - new .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. 2. Col~n Patebwork Quilt . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. UG Antique Quill-Age 75 yem and over ....... . , , • . J& . Redapread Applique . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 5. Bedapread. Embroidered . .. . • . • . . . . . . • • .. .. • • • • • . . 6. Redapread. Fancy .. .. . .............. .. , .. .. Jl 7. RedaProad, Solid Crochet . . . .. .. . . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. lll RUil&-.NIW .. Crocbeted .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. • .. D. Rooked Yarn .. -........•. ••..... •..• .. ,.,,..... 1. 10. Hook:M Rae . . . . . •. . . . •. • •.. . . • •••. . •. •••••••• . Bnided .......... .......... ............. .... : l :t ft I·" ~~ il 1I I· lJ1 Loom Woven ..... _... . . . . ...... . . .. .• •• .• , •• ' L KNI'l'!'IIIG-NBW • Sc.vl or Shawl ........................... , .. .. llwtater ............................. ........... U. AflbiD ........ , , , , .. ,. ..•••• II: l::t ::3 CAlli I}• ::::Ill I �It Ill. .eo .... a.ellll • ,._, Wblte o o o o o 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 0 I o 0'0 ' " ' ' '"' 0 o o ·o Crocbet 'l'rimmed .•••• . •. • .150 .60 .60 .60 .150 -'0 .60 .150 .50 .150 .. ............... .. ...... ....... . Embroidery ....... . . .... . .. .. ... ... . . .. . . 0 • • • • ,• • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • . 16. 11'1 Colona Embroidery ........ ..... .... .... . .. . .. . 18. Croll Stiteb ' . . .. . . . . . . ..... .......... .. .. {l ~i '. .: • to. t1 U. ... a .25 7. .25 .25 .25 .25 .~0 .25 .50 .50 .25 .150 .25 48. :~~ 49. 80 r .. . . . .• • .... . • . .• , •.. . . , , .. .. • ' .. 60. Portra1t . . .. .• .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. . 61 SliU Life ....... ... .. .. . ...... .. ...... .... ... .. .. • .7 5 &2. Marine Studr ....... · .. .. .... .. .... " · " · " " ·" · 63 Flower Study ..... .. ...... .... .... ·""" " • .. . · 1.00 114. Three pteces in oil .. . •.• · • · · · · · · · · · · · • • • • • • · · · '· · · 75 65. Landscape - Copy . . · · · · · · · · · · · • • · • · · ·' · · • · ·' · · · · '75 116. SUU Ule - Copy ........ · .. .. .. · .. ""'" .. " .75 .... . . •. . . . . . . . . · 67. Flower Study - Copy . . WATER COLOR . .. .. .. . . . .. .. .. .. . .. 1.00 18. Portrait from lite 1111. Landscape from nature .................... · . • . • • · :~~ 80. Landscape Copy ................... · .. .... ...... .. II . Flower study . . ..•.• • ~ . ...• , • . . . . . . . • . . . • • • • • • • • . .75 112. Animal study . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ......... .75 75 83. suuD: Iillaeo1.. th. ;..e · ~~· e· c· ,·, .. . ............. .. . .. :::::. I.OO ~" " . . . •.. . . . . . . •.. . . . . . 114. wp J . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . .. . • . .. . .75 115. Flower study - copy .. .. . .. .. • .. .. .. .75 116. sun Ufe - copy .. .. . CHARCOAL ... .. .. . 0. 0... .75 fll. Portrait .. ..... ... .. .... 75 68. Still life .. . .. .... .. ........... · .......... ·...... · 119. Landscape .. . . . . . . . .. ........................ · -~g ?0. Displa~ of three pi eces ..... · · · · · · · · · .. · ·" .. " · 1 75 ?I Still hie - copy .... · · .... · " " " " " " · .. ·75 . ..•.. . .• • • •• · · '12. Landscape - copy . . . . . PASTEL OO ?3. Portrait ........... , • . . . . . . . · · · • • · • · · · · · · • · • 1 ·75 ?4. Landscape .... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · ' · · ·' · · 75 n Still llle .. . . .. · ...... · ...... ·" .. " · .. " .. 1'00 ?6. D1splay of three p1eces ...... · · · .. · · · · .. · " " · " · · ·75 ?7. Still life - copy · · · · · · · · · .. · · · · " "· · :15 78. Landscape - copy . . . . . . . ... · . . · · · · · · · • · APRONS . ........... · .. · -~g '19. Kitchen Apron . . . . . . . . 80. Apron with Cross Stitch Trimming . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . · . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . .50 81 Embroidered Apron . . . 82. Painted Apron . . . . . . .. . . ............ · .... .. · · -~ • .•.••... . · · · · · 83. Fancy Apron . . . . . . . . . DRESSES 84. One Piece Cotton Dress . . . . . . . .............. $1.75 . .... .... .. ... $1 75 85. Two Piece Cotton Dress .. 86. Dress Made From Another Garment .......•...... $1 7~ 7 87. One Piece Cotton and Blends ............ · • · .... · $1.00 . . . . . . .. . . . .. .. .. . $2. 68. Tailored 0rf'ss . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . $2.00 89 Tailored Suit .. . .. . . . . . $2.00 90. Tailored Coat HOUSE COATS AND SLEEPING GARMENTS $1.50 II. House Coat .. . .. . . . . .. . . $1. 50 82. Sleeping Garments . . . . INFANTS' WE!.R 93. Knitted Sweater Set {Cap, Sweater and Bootees) . . .50 84. Crocheted Sweater Set (Cap, Sweater and Bootees) . . .50 .. . . . . .. . . . .75 85. Crocheted Crib Cover . . . . HAND MADE TOYS 96. Stuffed Toys .. .. . .. . .. . · .. .. .. .. .. · ...... " · -~~ . · 87. Dr<!ssed Dolls .. .. .. . . . . . .. .. . . . . .. . . CHILDREN'S GARMENTS (Age 4 to 12 yrs.) (Place Age On Garment) 118. Cotton Dress . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .150 89. Dreu Cottons and Blends . . . . . .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .50 100· Boy'a Suit . . . l.iis cELi.ANEOUS . . . . • . . . • . . . .l50 101. Crochet Afghan . . .. .. .. .. .. $1.25 102. Table Mats - 6 - Crocheted .. .. . . . .. .. • .. .. .. . .60 103. Pot Holders - 3 . . .. . . . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .50 104. Groop of 3 ll.andkerehiefs - Crocheted . . • . • . . . . • • . 105 Group of 3 Handkerchiefs - Pa mted . . . • • • • • • • • • • . .5 106: Group of 3 Handkerchiefs - Tatted ... .. . ...... .. · .50 107. Fancy Pillow (Iabrie) ................ .. · .. ...... -~g 108. Hobby Corner .. · .... · ........ " .... """ .... · · · $1 .00 109. Tile Art . . . . .. . . .. .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .50 110, Home l4ade Purse .. .. . .. .. . . . . .. . . ....... . .40 .40 .50 .40 .40 .40 ~ • I 0 •• Towel Wlth Croeboted l!:dro ... . . .............. . 'l'owll witb White Elnbroidery . .• •• •••• ••• • ••.• •.•• Towel with C<llored Embroidery .. ...... - ..... .. Towel with Crou Sbteb ........ ...... . .... .. Towel with Applique ......... . .. .. . ...... . Towel with Textile Palntina . .. . ...... .......... · Towel with Outline EmbrOidery ........ . ..... . .. . Swedish Darning . . . . . . ..... . .. .........• • AMATEUR PAINTING (No Numben Paintin&) Pen or Tube Paintina .. .. . .. . . . .. .. .. .. . .. .. . on. PAINTING Laansdcsa':epe .. .. . ... ......... .. . ... .. .. .. •.•:::: : . .25 .40 .40 .40 .25 or tne fll material used and 1111 !!81eci!GD flf a tl!eme II 111ft II m. participating sebool or district. 1. Exhibit! are to be in place by 6 P.M. Tuesdbooay , Augube8 ~ • ~bn!od are to remain until 4 P.M. Saturday Each !tC' 1 Wl 11 • ..,.. ,...0 81 for assembling and dismantling its eshibit. 6. Each exhibit shaU consist of Childl'i!n's work for the lfl84.8ll school AO 46. 47. ·is .50 .40 .40 .40 .40 .40 .50 .40 .40 .50 .40 .40 .50 .40 .40 .25 .25 25 .2.5 .25 Sl 00 Sl 00 ~l no $1 00 Sl 00 $1 no $100 .75 .75 .211 .25 .40 .211 .25 .7~ .40 .25 .25 .25 .25 .25 .40 .50 .25 Til! CLOSF.D BIBLE AND FLAG MAY BE USEII. NO OTIIEil REGALIA. Entries c:lose at 4 P.M. Thursday, Aug. 12th. EldJ Graoge wiU furnish theu admission tiekeb! to the Fair C<lmmlttee. Grmge Elblblts wiU be judged at a time to be aDJI()Unc:od by tho Superintendent. Gr101e li:xbibill will be judged on the followln& Score Cll<i: GENERAL THEMt Th• Gnnge •nd Its Service ta fhe. Community II'UBORDINATE GRANGE EXHIBIT SCORE CARD HEIGS COUNTI' FAIR Polntt Originolity- ldeao and MatvlaiJ · - --.. --- -··-.:-·-•··- - - ----- 20 Attractiveness-Ability to attra("f and hold attennon----- ----- - --· l!; Appearance and DPatness- -visibility and lett.!ring_---- - --- -- ---- lD Gnnge Teachings....ldeas and principleo of the Graur - - •• -·---· 25 Achievement. Goall and Communlty Servl,. of Local Gnni!O---·-· 10 1\rm Produ~ - ·------······--··-·· --- -------- --·-- ---· I lllndieraft -------· ·····--- --- -· - ---- - -----··--· -- 5 Total · - - - · ·· · · 100 ClASS IOOL GRANGE EXHIBIT Premiumo: 1st :!nd llrd 4th $55.00 $5000 $411.00 t44).00 AD artlclts exhibited by a Grange 1111111 be pndueed or modo Ill .......,.. Ill TIIAT Grange. For Juvenlle Granges see Juniw fair Premium Uot. Elhibill are to be placed by 6:00 P. M. on Tueaday and ......., IDID 4:00 P. M. on Sa111rday. !acb Group wiU be r<!quired to IJuJ 1 Memllenhlp Ticket and will .,. lllrullbed ·two belper tiekell to he good for lllo !In! day. D II the purpose of the Fair Board to build better Agricultvre 18 lloig, C<lunty and it con oonoelve ot no bettw 11ep ID lllat dinlcdoa IIIIa lila IIJ)bulld!DI of lllo ~ llld 111e1r lldlvlllol. Department XI PubUe &hools Charles Redford, Jr., Superintendent 0. 0. P.,_n, s_.lnttnclonl I. Entrle! el0110 at f P.M. Augut 12th, 1965. J, Emlbits will be confined to schools ln Meigs County. l Equol opportunities for exhibiting will be a..llablo to each scbOII ct or combination Ill dlllriots. Spoee 1m four abiblta wiD Ill ed. l of the 4 participating ochoolo or districts wiU baYe ·• ..,... • foot la lonilllllld • lee! ill depUa. There ia lltlllmit to file - •Y Wholey, Suporlntendtnt Entertainment -Department XV Ch1 r1N Wllll•nw end f , H. Johnston, SuperlnttndMifl Grandstand- Department XVI Charles Willlllfto ond Hugh P. Cvot.r. SuporinhtemoMidoo"'llflll · GENERAL RIJLES · hown at beginning of 1. Closing time of open cla&B en~s ~e ;airy Cattle, Sheep and eaeb department, and are as follows: B an t ·OO p M Wed· :::3:;:i;~~ pi:k ~r~~~:r~:.~~e~~~h~~~;Ea~:ri~:.42r~J~ ;.ill which ~ve no .closma ttme) 4 .~~e~·· be ~t Fair Board Off1ce rules wdl be strictly a herod to. ry A st 9 10 11 and 12th. 1 t Fairgrollnds from 10:00 A.~. t~ 4 :~e~~ive~f~ wh3t eiasa or t 1.a!lsea 2. Exhibitors must determme or ·ned out by the exhibitor they wiU make entry. Entry ~anksM.~II ~l adjoininl counties, except 3 Entrtes are welcome om erga M i County in the Junior Fair where exhibits a~e ~~~:~~~ t~us: :: lD olat·e b)' 9.00 4. tn Domestic Arts Departmen • ex its must be in plac:e not later AM 'l'uesday, Aug. 17th. AU other exhlb xhibits must remain tn place uian'tz:OO Noon , Tuesday. Aug. ~1 51 ~· ~~/eXhibit removed before that · until 4:00 P.M., Saturday,_ Aug. h time will forfeit any prernJum a~arded~o t !rro.tnterferenc:e wltb Judges 5. False statements_~g:;n:cl:ionesfrom competition and forfeit. ohall be sufficient grou•ure or anr orizes awa~~t1 for the safety of aU oe-rRona 6. The Society ~· take ~r:if:ri exhibits, but will not be reend property and t~ prese da should any occur cponsibPrle for. a,:t!<!:mt~~~~id~a s:~g:fter the Fair as ooeshtble. be fa., 7 emm ....., lmed before Nov•rnber 15t . w111 8. AU promtumo <~ Officials to complete records for the lolled. 'l'hil< ,. thto pe bmitted to the State Department of Agrieulture year and have em su before Oe«!mber 1<1. rd 1 be made in wrtt1n1 to the 9. All clai.rus ~or errors in awa s of the same has heeD made. Secretary within Five days artehr the papertymy. of the exhibitor for at 1east . 10 All exhibits must be t e pro SO di:vs prior ~ t~e o-p~t'1! d~td~thb,18!;!')m-petent disintereste~ judl!et 11. AD exbibF•to. wBI rd J~d•es' decision will be final. Exhlblto 11<11 .ecured by tbe arr oa . ~ . deemed worth:? will not be given -pnzes. . tl ltiPt 12. All exbi~itors mustd poborchthease s:!":~::~~en~ oteaeh de'l]artmeDt 13. AD deciSkiM ma e Y • will be ftnal. TWO ONLY to each conce-ssionaire. 14. C<>nceoslollli-Bo-~ .!'.l'!.'i'umlob one (!) bale of straw (ONLY\ 15. The FAIR ouu ww = :;' m:, ~S"chc~=... must not leave untO Fair Is clooed. . Section I. CONSTITUTION Artlale 1 - Tltlo The Society aball be lmowo as the llftlo C<ultJ "-'" "'lturol Society. Arflclo II -- Obloct te an4 oaSectlon I. The object ol thll SoclotJ oha~~rtotn= of Jleip ..,ur1 ge agriculture, industry~·e'"nce, ·~and the - IDlorelll o1 tbe eouoty whicb. the Board !lee,. proper lD C<>unty. Arflclo ltl - MaoMonhl' member of section I. Any resident of M.eip County may bewmo a tile Boanl tblo Society by paying •n'"1' 11 Y tho memborlblp loe fixed bJ ol D~=.hip ticl<ell """· be JMII'<;bued ooly at 1111 olfloo tl tho Semltar)' ot the Society or his authon...t aeenu. ....,. Section 2 No person RhoU poy tor or _.... mDI'e tllan GDO .,.mbership, ~nd that memhenobip lboU .be too blmoelf No IIIOI!lberablpooball be l10uod to cnrporallono, orpnWIIiona, .-mon111po • &mo. Artlclo IV "" Boonl of Diroc1... section 1. The Board of Directors oboll mlllill Ill fin- <::~ ,..mbera who ohall be elected for I term Ill tru. JOII'Ih andaba11 tmno oo arront10d that the tmno of olll>lhlrd of tile _ ...... ~~, aplre BARNEY GOOGLI tnd SNUFFY SMITH Artlcl'l VIII - Amend~Nntt Dera~ment XIV TICKET SALE .2~ .25 .25 Rex E. Shenefield, Superintendent .( Department Xlll Concessions .40 .40 .40 Department X Grange E.rhlblt '·' = a. .50 .50 .40 .40 .40 .40 .40 will be Judled •t a time to be llllMunced by the Sn- lntendent with awards as follo;:s'l-ot $30.00; 2nd $35.00; 3rd $20.00; tth $15.00. . Ezblbill wiU be judged on !be baau ol: l Theme .... ......- .. .. .. .... ~ 2: Developmeot Ol" 'i'beme · ., · · .. .... " .. · .. · 30 PoiDtl a. Origmality (ideaa and materials) . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 .... 4. Appearance (ability to attract and hold alto<ltioo) · · poIIIli •. Neatneoo .... .. . .... .. . .. .. .. .. · .. ., .. · " " 10 po u .25 1.og .sg ~bill lloMd "' lllreeton. Artlclo Yll--lntlon and _,....._ Section 1. The Boerd of Dlrecton abaU meet mnu•IIJ 1111 the ond Sa111rday Ill De<>ember of each year and eloct a Preoidont. VI.. Pn!a., Socretar)' aDd Treasurer. The Preaide11t. Vlee Presld011~ 011d the Treasurer obaU oerve one yell', and the Secrelll')l not more lhm ~! ,..on u the Board may determine, and until their .,...,..... aro elO<oeu ud quollfled. Section 2. The President 111d Vl<e President obaU be Dlretton. Th,. Seoretary and Treasurer may or may not be dlrectora. All oUicen lball be members ol the Society. SOctlon 3. Before election of offlcen the newly elected dlrerlon lball' quality by taking the following oath (or affinnatlon I before a eompetent authority tdeRignated by law): "I do oolemnly swear (or aflinn I that I will support tho Constitution of the United Statea, tbo Constitutio,- of Ohio, Lawa of Ohio and rules and regulations of the Deportment ,of Agriculture of Ohio pertaining to agricultural aocletlea and to the beet ol my abUiy perfonn th,. dulles of Director of lbe Meig, County Agricultural Society so belp m. God." Any Yatancy couoed by death, reoiiDatlon, .....,ol !rom office, or other cauaeo. may be !Uled bJ the Boord ol Dlrectontho l!IIW the next IDIIual election, wbea 1 ol1n!d« ohall be eloeled l• anexpirod term. Section 3 U IUIJ memiJer of tile Board of Dlreclon ..._. three too~eDUtlve regular meetinp, the Board IIWI1 11.p011 two thb'lll vote o1 the Board of Directon. declare bit poaltion III<Ollt and oppobot a oeaor to serve urrtil the next annual e}ec:tioo whla a dUeetor IIUIJ be elected fw the unexpired term. Artlclo V - lloollon · Section 1. The annual election of the Boord ol Dlredon lllall be held at the County Court Houoe oo or beforo lbe lint SaturdaJ lo December of eaclo year. Polls mom be open not leoa than lour boun - n 8:00 A. M. and D:OO P. II. on the day ol the - o n. Se<tlon 2 . The said election oholl be 1>:!' ballot. Ballola !Diol be IDII'hd with on "X" opposite HI• nome of ...., eiDdldale •...,o far; otherwire the nome wiU not be oounted. Tile eullDI ot Yolel foo directors b7 proxiet: is not to be permitted. Section 3. Only residents of llei&l Coomty boldinr memlienbip ..Uficateo, for at leut 1S oloyo before tile dote flf olo<tion 111111 Yote. Section f . Kemllen ol the f!odety 1111111 detlare lllolr -idat7 tor the oUice of Director of the Soeloty by IUIDJ wltb the lleoNtary Ill the SocieiJ', a petition olgned 1>:!' ltD (10) or me • a of tho 8ocloty who are realdents of J(elp Coullty, at leul ..., fore the annuol eloellon of Dtrocton II held Only regnlniJ nomiaaled eandlclates who hove mot the fllinr requjremonta wiD II., eu,tble for election a1 ·director. Section 5. The term of olfbot ol the I'OII11Itl . . _ ll1all o&liiN IIIII that of lbe Dire<tora · elect oha1J heliD ou 2Dd a 1 ,...., etne. oember of eoeb ,.,.r. lll' unW- "'" .. ..., oleoted IIIII 'P'I'"'MI Artldo VI - Annuol - " " ' et tho Ma ' oN, Section 1. Tile annual meetlilr of tile 1W11 CGimt)' ~ 8oclotJ ahall be held not later than the laat Saturotoy In December, the actuol limo and place to be decided and adYerti&ed b7 the Boll<i of ('I)...,. ... 7. Section 2. AI lhll meeting l2lo offlcen ond c11reeton of lbe Sode!7 lball make [(:ports to the membership of the Society concerning the past Fair and make recommendations lor the hetta111101l? of future Fairs. The menthen shall be given opportunity to mate IUuootlOI!I md mommendatlons for the improvement of the Society and Ita Fair. Sueb G7ller &wo1ne• IWII lie ~ • lie 1 s~ J119P1r l!r lila N080DY WON'T TI\KE IT BUI'ME, SNUFFY DAILY CROSSWORD 4.-- - 1 JI,JII- 2.SIIrnod . . 18.= zr.amaa 3. llaJt:JJes ...-. -I. Loll' lloll e.w- :tO.a.p.t ... _,- II.¥ t 17.VII1>18: AllctloD :u.--. 'J • •P =feb zo.R I Ddo . I W. . . . lgp U.Cup ll!.lfaA'I JI.Br d &lfu' : '·-uc. 1.0 - 12.Dei !h"l lii.AIIIuo ILlpr'o I :IS. ])eli •·• :aa. J • ~-~ llt!.Gnl> 29. - ··''ft&l"'- ll.Girf• Sf. Ilw4jtft:J 2!1. Oompew ~ .. ~. hr-+18.Hoad ~ 14l ra./C -OI'IIIW •. Aiort •• Vloi!D AD! dor. I 'What will! taxM and other thJnp. Hank, the only dif• .,_. betw- ut lllld other people Ia f4Je.)"ll blob a clanyl" - little 1110R1 ·- ,. ~ -- ----.. ----171 7 IlL lCdiiAor'll .. . . . . . . 'I'Jt ~-- ... ~ "-l'taUM GtNo.lO IlownlDg Street · 4f.Exebaap J.l'lnlla DAILY CliiiProqvo'J.'- ........... te work Itt All:'I'DLBA&J:B . II LOJfe .. DLLOW OM_..,..-- -.111 ti!Wumplo A ta 110111 .... lbo L'o. l t - - - 0'1, ole, Slqlt Iotta, _ .. I ............ lbo Jaqtla -.! I ~ t i l e - 1ft all IIIII!& I New husine81 . &Oo:s 8. Appointments. 9. Adjournment Section 2. Tho order ol buslneu moy be temporarily IUIJIOnoled at lllJ meeting uPon a majority vote of a quorum present. Artlcto IV - Dutlls of Offtcon Se<tlon L II obaU be the duty of tbe President to pretlde 11 aU ...etlngo ol the Board, to oppoint oommitteoo. oou!lllorodln all ....... ror the dloburaement of flln~. and to podw m 111<b other olutiel u .,.. determined by the Boenl. Se<tlon 2. It oholl be the duty of the Viae l'rooideilt to anume aU the duties of the Preliden' in the ownt of hlo abeeDOt or ~ of oftice and to perform such other &!!leo u ore delonmned b7 tho Boll<i. Section 3. It shall be the duiJ of the Secrftar)' ol tho SodeiJ to: ( I )) Keep a list of olllfemben of the Soeloty. t2) Keep acearatel,. a record ol. aB proeeeenes tJl the Soek!tr and the Boll<l . (~) Notif7 aD memben of tile B...-.1 of the -aDd ploee Oil Ill R)RYOU JO ZVO JfOB. ----------------------WMPO Radio JULY li'ONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY6:00 StgD On - News 6:115 sacred Heart I :Ill Meigs County RFD 6:25 Paul Bowell, Farm 6·30 Newo 135 C<>untry Jamboree 6 57 Weather 7 National .;ewo 7·05 BiD Miller Sho• 7 30 Sporls ParMe 7 35 Bill Miller Show Ui Picken• Hardware ITu•• 'IIntrs.) 7 50 News 8 c. Bill Miller Show 8 45 Baker Furniture Sholl 9 News 9 00 C<lilee with Jsnet 11.00 Portraits of a Patriot ,o o; Swap !!hop :30 :loclal Seulrity 10 35 Bill Miller Brunch Show IO:Io Mason Agr. P-ogram meetinga. Give the m.ornl>en of the Sodtty aoU.. of the time au place of the A1111ual eleeti011 of the Boll<i of Dlrocton oni the Aooool :Meeline of the Jlembonhtp. (II Keep atrict acwunt of oll moneyo that may .....,. lnll hll honda and poy the 18JDit ewer to tho Trouunr ud tab his reeeipt therefor. (8) Keep a correct ilemlled a<count or oU r-lpll and ... P'tndltures of mone,. C'll Pre])ll'e the annual report to the Ohio De~t If Agriculture. (II Perform oucb other dutieo u are dotol'mlnod by the IIGift Section 4. It shall be the duty of the Treuurer to: (!) Receive oil moneys end five a .-ipt to lbe Seoretary, to same as to amounts and IWI'cel from wbicb lt came. (J) Keep an a£WJ'ale account ol oU ,_ipllond tllobunomenll (3) Pay sucb arders as moy be COU!Itoniped by lila - no oo aJid Secretary. ( 4 I Perform oueb other *'llu • are ~ by thO Board. llectlon 5. The I'Noident, - . ; . and Trtuurw ahall eollllltl!te ... Executive CGDDDitteo. Artlclt Y - ltults Soetlon L Tl!e Board ol DlJeeton 111111 · - oue11 11u1e1 IIIII leiUiatloDJ for corulucting tho bus;.. of the Society 'O'I!ldl de 1101 •ofllct with tho C<lnllitutioo or BJ-U,.., Jloaulatlal!l of lho Oblo .,._ pw' rt ol ~ ...... ollho . . of ~*ct. Prieet!l Of Admission <Tuesday) ID-45 Family Worshlp (Thurs,) lu.45 A.~.C. PrograQl (FridayJ 11 .00 News 11 .01o Tlny'o C<luntry Junction 11 30 fUiy'o Country Hymns 12 00 Cement lliock Newa Jl 30 Got>ssler's Guest Star <Friday! !l·30 t.my Anderson Sbow 3.l: Jilll Meea Shuw 4. 1$ Blaettnar Au!O Show 4.30 Electric C<lmpany ~ew1 4:4!. Jim Mees Show 6 00 l\ews r. 05 Jim Meet Sbnw 6.00 Sports Parad• Admlaslon will be eh•gecl et ,...., at 10:00 A.ll ftn! doJ Ill llalr. G..erol Admlnlou- Adulu ··------·-- --- ---.. -- .. ------· 150t Cblldreo l!llder 12 yearo admitted free at pteo, P.-c Autoo and Vehlcleo · -·---- ...... .. · -··---·---·-··· - IDe Tho ownero flf all dellv017 vehicle• enterinl &rOundl wiU be required to p111'ebue 1 memberlblp tlekel, admitting clri•er IDd veblclo. (On!J one driver to a vehicle,) Ti<Ut eauot be purehuecl Ia the ol a eoJDPI!IJ, :="~rtn ZOJfA.7 IIA.ltOIIJf.&CB BWSfiOB •A.'l'r-zAac'l' (4) u. Dlrectoro. a'o Section 1. Amendments to the constitution or by-laws may be propoaed by· <A) · A majority of the Board ot Directors at o !Cbeduled meettug voting in favor of placing an amendment on the baUot: or (B) Filing a petition with the Secretary o1 the Soclpty at least 14 day 8 prior to tbe annual election of the Bllonl of Direetors Said petition must set forth the propoeed amendmf'n1 and be ~ lgned bJ not les 8 than 25 memben. Sectlou 2. If an amendment Is proposed, lt shall be submitted )o the membership of die Soelety at tile annual election ol the Bosrd of Directors. Section 3. When more than one amendment shall be submitted at the same time, they shall be so submitted as to enable the membell to •ote on eaeb amendment. separately. Section 4. U the majority of the membership voting on the JJTOPQS· ed amendment shall adopt "'ch amendment, lt Rball become o part o! the consitltution or by.Jaws. Article IX-CompOnlatlon l Section l . ThE> compensation of Board member~ sball be rtxed IJY the Board in aecordance with the rules of the Ohio Department of Agriculture. Article X-Bondo Sectl<m 1. The Secretary shall post a surety bond In tbe amount of $1000.00 payable to the Soeiety, conditioned upon the faithful perfonnance of the dulles of his oUice . Section 2. The Treasurer shall post a 11urety bond In tbp amount of tJDOO.OO paya'le to tho SoelotJ, ...UU.... - ' ~ l*f• ol lilt duUeo o! biJ o!ftet, Article Xl - l'olr Section 1. The Board of ot ...ctnn shall l'lx th• dote for th• annual Expoeition of the Sociell' , subject to ll!t I)II>I"Ofol et the Ohio :Jil'Htor of Ailiculture, IY·LAWS Article 1 - Qvoi"'UU''t Sectloa I. A majority of tho llll!mbero of the lloonl of Dlncton shall constitute a quorum for the traDUCtion of bulinea:. ol the Soeletr. Article II - Mtotl..,. !lection 1. The regular monthly meetlDI of tl!e Board o1 Dil'ecton oboll be held at a time and pla<e dectded b7 the majority of tho Boord M:ernber1. Section 2. Special meetinp mar be held wbt~~ever ne 1rJ 11 the nil of the Pneoldent or ot the can o! the ~ llpo!! tbe orrll· ten requeot to the secretary by 1 majority of the uwnben of the bmonl. Section 3. Written noli"" of rerulor and opeciol meetiJe of the Board ot DW.ctors shall be ,.nt to eoch director bJ mall, at lao! lri oton before the meetine. The notice ol!aU IIPOdfl' tho pwp..., II opeelol meetlnp, Artldo til- Order of luolnoN Sectl:>n I . I . Roll CaU. 2. Reading and approval or odoptlou •I lllinu~L 3. Bill• and aec:ountJ. f . Report of Commiue... 5. Report o1 Offieers. 6.• Unllnisbod buoineoo. SC8110 BW• BKOP ......,.. OISJ I fillS, 'l'llllRII: lB B0 RIX:oRD IN HU· llAN B1'870RY 01' A BA.PPPl' I"'D.t'&tllfWHM !'DK> IUN ... • - ..., Ill'-· .. 7 .., 8:30 Dow Jones Averq• 6:35 Sundown Serenade 7:00 National News 7:05 Stmdowr. Sereuado 8:00 SlgD OH SAnJRDAYS -· 1:00 SlgD On - News 6:111i C<luntry Mutic Time 1:20 Cotmtry JlllllDIII'M I Protestant Hour 7:30 Spnrto Parade 7:35 Larry Andorso• Show ·~ = 45 It's Music tl:IIO llaicy Valley anCl Tup Ten Show 12:00 NeWll 12:15 1uslcal Jnteriudl' 12:30 Rev. Merlin l'eell 1:00 'Ilia Jim Meeo Show 1:00 Sporto Parado 8:05 Jim Meea Show 1:30 National Newo 1:35 Sundown Serenade 1:00 011 tho Air l!l'NDAYS 7:30 Sip On - Arm.r Hour 7:55 Newo 8:00 Baptiat La)'IIIAD'• Hour 8:30 Sunday Show 9:00 Sunday Sbow 9:30 Tbe Bible Speal.l to 9:45 Legislative Report 10 00 The Good I.Jie 10: I> (;ongressmau Moeller lu:30 The Sunday Sbow 11 :30 The Quiet Hour , 12:08 Newo 12:" Tbe Christians Hour 12:30 The Rev. Merllr Teei. 2:00 The Rev. Sllu BUiups 2:30 The Re•. Andrew Pai-...,d 2:30 SUnday sbotvC!U• 8:30 Sundown Serenade ·oo LISTEN TO WJEH Duttm•'•!l AM--990 on Your Dial And WJEH FM 101.9 meg. 110 J•ID Meea ~ow -~·~:oo~·~oa~u.~~A~Ir~-------l~~-.----------~~~~~~AiJi~;ic~l THE BORN LOSERBy ART ,• 'i ~. I • !.· DICK TRACY JfJ'B7A.C LITTLI ORPHAN ANNII SOMEBOOf IN lH' HOLLER'S 6CJI' 1tl SHOW &OMeCIVIC aESIOES, :I 'TRIED WORKINS FeR A LMNI!i �.. ... lilf ........ ,...,. ....... . ~.~- · ~- · · •.. • •, . ~ .... .. ~~ .. .. .. . .. .<' ; • .......-----~ Jolm of Wllmon!, Ky., John, recent gntduate ol 1\sbur;y t...ul· .Atound And About Middleport .. lege, is leaving lor a Come to Meigs County's 1965 Fair three missionary assignment in II soutn America. , I , .' '... ·" I ' Stop in on Elberfelds Rrst floor in the Hosiery department and seiKI the socks you need for boys. You'D find an excellent seleit.lon - in all slzu. All wonderful valuu. THIU AUGUST 2lot IUN. MON. TUII. AU0.22.U •HOW TO MURDIR YOUR WIFE" Jaek Lemmon Boys Hanes Stretch Crew Socks In solid colors with contrasting color top In three size ranges. Fits 6 to 7'h, fits 8 to 9'h and fits 10 to 11. ----· •me ~ DRIVE·IH 59c TONIGHT "'NSION PULVII" llobct Walter Burl lves .....,.._ ('l'oclmleolor) "THI KILURS" Leo Marvin (Color) T-·W..t. Aug, 17·11 FAMILY NIOHTI Boys Hanes White CoHon Crew Socks YOUTH ARRESTED PT. PLEASANT ·100% soft cotton. Solid white with multi-color top. Fits sizes 9 to 11. Fits sizes 6 to 8¥.. - Lynn ourst, ~a, Pt. ~!S~! I was arrested Sunday the Mason County on a rape char·ge.l Durst is scheduled for a hearing Ibis week, 59c Boys Hanes White CoHon Crew Socks A salute lo World W ar ! era musk will be given by the Big Bend Minstrel Assn ., during the first half of lbe group's annual In sizes 8'h to 10. Solid white with ribbed top. 49c fl:JUsical at the 102... ~leigs t' ...' ' • ' ',, t ·" • i' • /·• ·i • ~ NHOLESALE - •' ;, ; •• .. ~. ~.... Jllrnv 1'8Sistant t '' ...... ! •...:i:'' ..... ,..,.... - .......... withoot r.... of ~ .W or blillm. lUCO.TEX tall b. uucl ~uoll, •• ' .,.., . . JN/1 ~ .'j ·-- WIH .,. wood. mGIOflrY, albeit<., 11Mal. 0.,. point far .. who!. NtariCif ol ,_, ho-. Co.... In fodt mittallt dean colan and whla It'• WiMr n pMI ,..wont cu well • tum. aMI lfllldtw miltant. lr't LUCO-TEX, tfte GI'IKIJifll ....... paint of ... ~""· '7!. ,; ..,, THE POMEROY CEMENT i In A Year.'' backed by a line Mak1ng up the dance line aro Brenda lngraham. Mickey Wolfe, Jan Alkire, Connie Ar- nott, Kathy McElhinney, Br nda Norris, Betty Jean Hob.:. tIer, Karen Griffith, Linda Hnggy, Connie Cook, Dee Slaven, Becky Nease, Carole Anderson, Susan Morris, Eleanor Kay WHOlESALE - WHOLESALE-WHOLESALE- WHOLESALE -WHOLESALE '"' of 16 girls in patriotic costumes 1. open the show. ~ TOO HOT TO HOLD~ . rr, Schneider and Rhonda Brickles Gerald Powell will inlrodure the "raw recruits," Rc!u h Werry, John Llole and M1ke Mulford with his vocal, "This is the Army, Mr. Jones." Symbol· !zing the girls met by "G. I. Joe" of World War 2 will be the "Lady In Red'' sung by B o b Crow backed by dancers Paulella Hudson, Edna McCoy. l!o. berta nilsiell. Susan Morris, and Pat London, and "Girl From !panerna," sung by Lisle with Jennirer Crew, · \c ,,I ~ ~ ' Donna Crow, Kathy McElhinney, KaUe Morarliy and Kilty Persinger making up the Latin dance line, DANCERS - Vocalist Bob Crow will Introduce these dancers Thursday and Saturday when the lOth anDonna Reibel will sing "I nual summer musical of the Big Bend Minstrel Assn. is presented at 8:10 p.m. at the 102nd annual Meigs Wish That I Could Hike Inside County Fair. The group; dancing to "Lady In Red,'' includes from left to right. Paolella Hudson, Susan .MorThis Letter," with Jennifer ris, Edna McCoy, Robe~ta Trussell and ne. Slaven. - Sentinel Photo. WAR NOTED - The 20th anniversary of the ending of World War D wDl bt Menchlni. Carole Anderson, noted in the theme of the first half of the annual summer musical of the Big Bend Connie Cooke, Miss Crew and Minsln!l Assn. to be presented at 8:10 p.m. Thursday and Saturday as the grandMiss Crow dancing. ol this year's show will bo stand attraction of the 102nd annual Meigs County Fair. Pictured are . dancel'l Veteran vocali•ls returning "Sentimental Joiii'JIOY" by a trio from a World War II melody, ''I Wish That I Could Hide Insiqe This Letter;" left for this year's presentation are : of Bob Crow, James Meeli .'aDd to right, Donna Crow, Jennifer Crew, Connie Cooke and Jebnifer Menchini. - Se~~­ John Layne . "My Shining LISle, and a duet, ''!ill Buy '!bat tinel Pboto. Hour " Roberta Kraeuter Dream," by Zerkle and Faye ter, ;.Can't Yoo Read Betwee~ Roush. patriotic limite will the Lines?'' Alice N • a s e. close the first half. "When the Lights Go Dn A- veteran emcee Joe Struble "S~inging on a Star." Rhonda , will be in ch"rge of Introducing Brockles, and Brenda Ingraham the 18 • act secoril half while g~in,'' and Peggy Bowers, Eric Chambers will make bls Yoo ... lloo ........ MW LUCO-TEX Houoo Pal .. Ill f.A.S.Y lo apply. lruthet on twil» u fo1ttwict ot Nlf· And It drift In minults-t.a you can - : 3;: acrylic exterior House Paint -·MIUIW ' ~ UCO·t@X f : l sensational all-new . r: Bill Zerkle will vocalize 'Goodbye, Dear, I'll be Back ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' the 8: U hour Saturday. elk suro to - all the other values In Boys, Young Men and Mens Socks on tho first floor. 0 j p.m. Thursday, August 19, an will be repeat.ed at the same 79c • • .t t Sizes 9 to 13. Solid white, ribbed top, 100% cotton In sizes 8 to 11. Fine rib knit. White with multi color top ..• ~ The show will open as grandstand attraction at Manes 100% CoHon Stretch Crew Socks ! ' ,.,. I'' Hanes White CoHon Athletic Socks 2 pairs $1.15 I annual County Fair. wJll appear m BLOCK CO. 8 dance routme initial appearan"t> as an emcee the latter. number. . . with the group the Irs! half. Susan Ohhnger ~111 smg Joltn Anderson ,, show accom· "Waiting For The Tram to Come pants~ to ln.'' Roulidins out the first half . Let's face it I •Back 10 school" JDeal1ll new clothes aod shoes , •• and you'l need new FaU clothes, too. Let us help. We lend millions of dollars to thousandl of people • for hunckede cl different reatiOilS. Keeping the kidll well dr.-d it fl81011 enough. *21tot2000 ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Ulo ~-- AMIIIIW. Otl Nl Lollll 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, MGt. • .. .. -~ .Flower Show Categories at Fair AnnoUnced 'l1le lloWel'- ~ IO·be · ataged!lswttndl. •~' the Metes ~Y P:alr ·.wm �• , , ' , , , •, • , 1 , •'••• ~-~ ,..,'" a .,, ,.. ..~ " ' - - - -- - - - - - · - ,.;_,~,.., .,,..,.,... fi ·•~ •· .... --_-.,.. ·· · - ·•· · · •·• ~-'It ·'*,' ilo • ~·• f'O• "'I ' _..._,\ ,,..,.>lf lot,.•'·~ ~~-i.> ''*""""H·" ''''""'•"' '-''"' .., ,., ,,-, ~•·· •-"" ' ' .._ .. , ' ' • •· ''' • - .,. , ,., ' ., ·•• '' ' ' '_, ,,_,.,,_ '•' '' ''" • • _ ..... _...., ....,._ :ill •.,.. I :oiL b ... & ... ..,_ . . . . . . . . ~ ·~""~ _ _ _J,_.,.,._,........,.~ · - ·- -· '/ • • . '' I~ ' ' < ·You.: Mas~f,-Fertuson Dealer Invites You To 11M ...,0;1111 ASalute to the Meigs Co. Fair ATTEND I AND SUPPORT YOUR .. ________ . COUNTY FAIR ,... WE'LL SEE YOU AT THE FAIR I VOLKSWAGEN FRANCIS FLORISTS C. B. NYE CO. oiMI • Shumway GrHnhouses SIIIVIHG MEIGS I MASON COUNTIII AComplet!t Florist's Service Flowers Tol..,.phM 0 STIMSON AVE. & PALMER ST• ATHENS, 0. LY 3·1231 Open lAM T09 P.M. WEEKDAYS 0 , , , .end tho spirited '65COMET IT'S MEIGS CO. FAIR WEEKI ~ NewHollantl fquipmnt I ~'fJ'!IuaMASSEY·FIRGUSON.DUL•'·· On Display AI Meigs Anywh.rt In The Worlcl County Falrl WY2-2644 e VISIT OUR DISPLAY FULTON-THOMPSON 100 l MAIN e POMEIOY . ':' ATTEND ' ~ Your Meigs County Fair iiiiiiiiioiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiooiooiiiiii.,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiOii~ 1 -.-:---:------ ~Helen KiOgsbury HAVE News Notes * :Robinson's At Tho Big I 02nd PHONE WY 2·542. MEIGS COUNTY ;CLEANERS FUN I:. ; I'M. WY 2·5130 Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. William King recently were Mr. and Mrs. Paul CaJT and daughter of Akron. Mr. Ernest C~rr, Mr. and Mrs. Brown of TtffJD and the1r son, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mtddleton of Pennsy· vama, Mr~. Donna Spencer and Mrs. Lonnte Hudson. Also vt~it· lng for the past weet while here to teach Bible school were Miss Vickie Smith and M i s s Dorothy Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Yoong and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Batley were ln Chillicothe over recent weekend visiting Mrs. Wendell Williams and children of Portsmouth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bai· ley and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dooglas. Mrs. Virgil King, Judy, Grace FAIR IN POMEROY TRI-LUSTRE CLEANERS I IIG DAYS-AUG. 17·18·19·20.21 IN MIDDLEPORT Quality-FIRST --Always BIJILD WITH YOUTH THE CROWNING _ Sandy Wells, left, 1963 Junior Fair Queen, rrowns Jennifer Blakeslee 1965 ,Queen and Archie Rose, right, puts the emblem of royalty on the head of Dennis (Denny) Evans as 1965 Kmg of the Meigs County Fair. Rose was King last year. - Sentinel Photo. Dependable Watch Repairing LAUNDERERS & CLEANERS FOR 60 YEARS and David visited recent. ly with Mr. and Mrs. Weber Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Swart or Columbus visited over the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Beal and Earl. Also visiting one alternoon recently were Mrs. Wayne Beal and lamlly. Ernestine Wood who was I chosen as an outstanding youth for participation in conserva· ton programs has home alter spending some at camp Ohio near Newark. Judy, Gracie and Mary_ King attended 8 4-H meeting Chester at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Koblentz. Mr. and Mrs. Branch Miller and family of Belpre were here to visit her father Mr. Elijah Michael over the 'weelt 'I end. Mr. and Ml'l. Richard Hell, man and Mr. and Mrs. AlhE•rt II Hielman visited with Mn. Walter llielrnan who Ia a patieut at Veterans Memorial hospital. ,There Is Mort For You At This Sign ••• 1 A um.EI ATTEND THE 102nd COUNTY FAIR ATTEND G&J AUTO PARTS CO. BUILD t• . I I "' WITH .. •· 1 ,. ' Hoyt's Sohlo Service I PCMIIlOY,IHit , PIIOtJIWY....... •• IWII ft, I Insurance For Every Purpose I MEIGS COUNTY'S 102nd FAIR Davis-Worner1 lOIW. 2nd .Ivery Doy Of The fair It Pocked Chock Full Of lito -..ri"tt lvenll Of Inter... To All Members of • FIMifr, WY 2-2966 You'll flnany be able to off~;~rd to, If.you set 0 Honda. Track In yout" ps-eater b a thrifty Hondo so. Up to 200 mll11 por sallon, lnd at leas& lhat many iaup Maybe more. HonciU are just the dckot for campt11 triffl& arnl'compu1 ~rkln& and you'll notice a bls difference In your pocketbook; WO. It'll,' bulso foro chlnp. And 10 will your datil book. 5 BIG DAYS THIS YEAR AUGUST 17-18-19-20-21 C01:1gratulations to the Meigs County Fair Board and to all youth groups whose fine work and untir• ing efforts to make this 1965 fair the best ·ever and it is. Wt Salute The Youth of Mtlp Clunlyl Bock To School • l02LHI Annual . • Pom•roy· Flower :Shop THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPOitt, 0. ' ' . ·~ iu!lliri VIIi Miter ·r • 1 • ,, - . luttel1tut A W. Mlln • I I :'' ( ' j ·~ •t HAWK'S CYCLE SALES . '· . ~ ' ' Opon 10 .. J ,_.; 'l'lt!lri. Stt..-10 .. I Tutil. · , w~Frt. · ,' ..... , j ~ ...,._so;..~ Milt WOlf of Athano·· On Rlthf . .f ' · ' ./·· EDWARD BAEit SUPPORT OUR YOUNG CIOZENS OF MEIGS COUNTY BY AmNDING THE FAIR •• Phone WY2-2039 :~0:~~ ' ~- 17-18-19-20-21 Starts Tomorrow ePOTTERY N&MWidthl AUGUST Meigs County's BEST 102nd FAIR Pomeroy HAVE A DATE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ' eSPRAYS For Alii .. PltOM YOUit FIUENDI .AT ••• , eroy, R. D., and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Caldwell of Tuppers I Plains. Charles and Beth Yosl of 1 Sugar Grove are spending the week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Yost. )lr. and Mrs. Warren Bentz of Millfield spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz. j Mrs. Scalia Follrod and son, Harold and daughter, R u th Wolle of MI. Sterling, recently visited Mrs. Clara Foilrod and ina Robinson, Mrs. L i n n i e Gaul and Mr. and Mrs. 0 r is Gaul. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ath· erton and family of Columbus spent several days last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton and daughter , Wilma Jean. Mrs. Emma Findling has re-I turned to her home here after I spending the past live or si• I weeks with her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Person in Hunt· ington, W. Va., assisting in the care of Mrs. Person, who is Ill Helen Findling of Columbus spent a weekend here With her owther. and brother. Iva and Russell Findling. Mrs. Findling is in failing health. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Guthrie, aceompanied by Mr. and Mn. Sed O'Brien ot Columbul atlel\d. ed the Parker family r~unlon at Tuppers Plains Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. John Barnett and famlly, Gary, Ind., . ed to 11\elr home alter apendlng two weeb with bls sister, Clara 1 FoUrGd, and other relativt!$. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod ore remodeling their I a r m borne, 'r 1 A COMPLETE HEATING INSTALLATION 311'99 NO RENT . . to 500 Gal. LP Gas Systems We Hove The Tenksl <fume i- Everybody Knows the Kind of Service ON we give. LP GAS TANKS! NOW HEAT YOUR HOME WITH OUR "QUALITANE" LP GAS!I PERSONALLY OWNED BOTTLED GAS PLANT FREE! With Each LP Gao lnotollation For Comfortable •wall-To-Wall" Warm Floor Heot, Choose a ,,.l&miltf ~· &AS HEAftR Spreads a CARPET OF WARMTH over your floors! WARM MORNING 'S "Carpet of Comfort" blower system pou rs out comforting heat from under the full width of the cabinet ... ~preading warmth all over the floors from wall to wall! "TOP·O·MATIC" controls put the thermostat and blower adjustment knobs at your finger tips! $67·50 PRICED AS LOW AS ' FOR NATURAL OR BOnLED GAS LP GAS LIGHT Deoorativo lamp for many uses - outdoors Indoors., picnics. out~ tngs, ete. Burna LP Gas. Giv~n witb each lnstaUation. Offer explreo S e p - 1, liCIII. Attend & Support YOUR MEIGS CO. FAIRI · Markof~ty Rutland Furn,iture ' Leiter ·Keaton•~llyiY·· ~!::II ed POMEROY For New and Old Homes Mrs. AUGUST 17 thru 21 eBASKETS 1 Ohio Valley Plumbing-Heating 132 E. 2nd Mrs. Alma Doss bas return· 1 ed from vacationing in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buckley, Ricky aod Teresa, recently took a four day trip, going by way of Columbus, then to Cedar Point on Lake Erie, on to Buffalo, N. Y., on around the lake into canada and to Niagara Falls, N. Y. Mrs. Florence Sturm of Mill· slone. W. Va., spent a week with her son-in-law and daught· er, Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles. On Sunday another group of relatives came in to help Mr. and Mrs. Boyles ceie· brate their birthdays . Mrs. Sturm returned to her home with the group. The Tuppers Plains Kinder· garU!n class enjoyed an ooting . on the farm uf Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buckley on a recent Fri· · day. The group accompanied by their teachers, Mrs. Eleanor Knight and Miss Unda Henderson and sev~ral mothers, tour- 1 ed the farm and dairy and en· • joyed a picnic lunch before turning to the school build.ing II around the noon hour. Mrs. MEIGS COUNTY FAIR OHIO 5 Big Days of Fun SPRING AVE. The Mark of Hi"h f!uaUty ••• ttUALITANE LP GAS visitors Sowereof Mr. and r~=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;::;=:;=:;=:;=:;::;::;::;=:;=:;;::;=:;=:;::;::;Ji phiaRecentCaldwell Avery Goeglein of Pom- AnENDTHE e FUNER.ALS . orfor BETTER THAN EVER! COMPlETE PlUM BING SHOP 1926- INSURANCE SERVICE- 1965 eBIRTHDAYS GrNttowNr ot the Folr home: modernize your bath and kitchen' Let us plan and install new plumbing fixtures for up-Io-date convenience, and all for a few pennies a daf. We've plans for enhancing any decorating scheme. Visit us todayl MEIGS CO. FAIR FOR THE FAMILY • ANNIVERSARIES eWEDDINGS GIRLS KED S WY 2"2036 Havt a modern OCWIONS ' PHONE WI CARRY THL! FINEST IN OLD UNI COMPANIES FLOWERS Meigs County Fair Aug. 17-21 10lnd FAIR / ... FOR All WY 2·2411 AHend The Big POl ALL PIOPLII Maple Lawn Poultry Farm 111l2ncl ~'~:;:;;:' 5 BIG DAYS-AUG. 17·18-19-20-21 JOJIIBOY • TURKEYS- eHICKENS- EGGS PROBLEMS? INSURANCE 26 • em of Service to ·the Community WELK~R'S PLUMBING IN MARGUERITE'S SHOE SHOP THROUGH SOHIO SERVICI Dependable Plumbing Service Thru The Years EVERYTHING To All Who Helped Towards A Suttessful 8 i g 102nd Meigs County Fair ••• YOUTH! ATHENS, 0. 10. THE FAIRI ~ LY 3-1236 TRAOOR SALES I 'H~o~m~e·...,._._._._._~=:=::=::~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sunday Schon! attendance on ii' Aug. 8 was 68; offering $24. 7L Worship services were held af 10:45 a. m. with an attendance rf 24 with Warren Bentz lead. ing the service. Worship services were held Sunday evening with the Rev. , Pearl Casto bringing the mes~ ..ge. The Membership and Evang. eiism Commission met at the church Tuesday evening, Aug. POMEROY, OHIO LIVE iiV...... ·- Society News • A FAIR BOOSTER Congratulations BUILD A BETTER MEIGS COUNTY 15 N. COURT ST. Guthrie, program leader. Mr. and Mrs. Otmer Bail••vl and son of Florida recently ited his motll.er, Frances Bailey at the Elmwood Nuniing( Alfred RAY RIGGS, INC. We are proud of the fine boys and girls that will participate this year In the Meigs County Fair. Each year they learn better farming and homemaking methods and share in the responsibiUty of making this a better county, state and country in which to live. 12·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Aug, 16, 1965 WELCOME TO THE FAIRI Inspired by the great Uncoln Continental heritage. Mereury for '65 is classically proportioned. It bas new, heavenly rich· ness of interior appointments, exterior styling that draws admiring glances everywhere. See it on display at the Falr. • OW"fED & OPERATED BY ARNOtD GRATE ,,. PHON~ 'SH.'2-4811 . ~· . .. ' RUTLAND, OHIO •• ; • • , ' ·~, Qvalltane LP G,A.,' . . �,.. ' ~ ' ' . ' .. ..... \ · 1~11~0~~:~!~:•~\ •PIII't, , . • \ doins it. 14-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Aug. 16, !985 play ! Brooklyn-type ~harac- 1 ter, a body~~~&rd - hencbn)an lo· of Scottf' in ·lbe gangster era of . the '30s. ; The lhlng 1 ~eallzed about movies b. that_you spend most of your time wa(till!l, You shoot a sequence ~all: You're calleo early in the morning and walt. You ws!t li1e entire day. It's like the AriJlY! Hurry up all!~ wait 111 lite it's not the easAttend Tho iest thing to do just olltinog aMEIGS COUNTY round $lid waitlll((. I have , II,, ~larlfy what It's Uketo wark 'ln-each of the medluma, Mb've.c:Opfused you all, AUGUST I'm sure .. Perhap1 the one thl'18 ll 17-21 the three. have • In common they're all different and an actor has lo approach each a dl!lerent way. I I':USTOM GRINDING & MIXING : 1~t . ' ·: Your Modern DrugStore. ~ ~ I I I 'Il WELCOMES YOU TO THE I l I MEIGS COUNTY FAIR Just About Everything You'll Find In A MODERN DRUG STORE • Dependable Prescription Senrice With 4 Re&istered Pharmacists I An Up lo-the Minute Cosmetic Dept. I Headquarters For Russell Stover Candies • Drugs, SWldrle•. Toys, Gifts, Etc., Etc. e4 Registered Pharmacists To Servo You R~ALL . INSTALLING PHONE SERVICE- Bob Roy, on ladder, and Gene Ladder Jn· stalled a phone booth near the midway at the Meigs County Fairgrounds last week. Installation of the phone service by the General Telephone Company of Ohio workmen is one of ma~y projects undertaken on the grounds In preparation for the annuai event. - SentmeJ Photo. ATTEND and SUPPORT THE FAIR SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS ::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::=. DEPENDABLE SERVICE Through The ·Years I To me the .stage requires the most concentration and the most discipline especially where the audience'is e1ncemed. The audIence 11 dlflel't'llt every ntgllt and even though an actor is doIng the same thing, he i1 rea~ ly doing it differently .because the audlence is different. An ••- "tor must play to his audience not vice versa That's wh 1 think the leglti~ate !heat Y will always be with us. re 14 Yean Of Service ·-----------.r • • . Hoffco . KART The Thrilling 1\lew Spo " ~r.·WER CLASS •'C' < ~ · ·<RY AGE rc.1 c. ..JYS 11 TO II I? ClfAISK ~ CHOICE Of I INGINI$ ! tl COMIINATIONI FULL ltAONG ' " .(ITS AVAILAII E l et in on the run of Urtirt&. You'll have Mort tun with • powerful, sllJrdy Hoffco Kart. Standard Plua Ftahmtl Include: *STRONG TUBULAR fRAME, *HI-CHROME TRIM. *COMET AUTOMATIC RACING ClUTCH. *INTER· NAL DRUM BRAKES, *SI56V RAILS *UPHOLSTERY lingle and Twin Engine Models. Wide ;,riety of optionti ICCe$SOriH IVIIIable. Don't buy tny Go-Kirt until ~~~ lttve seen the HOFFCO KART It our storL ~ eNew, Demonstrator and Used Karls at Spedal Sale Friees lor the Month of August SALES--SERVICE-PARTS e New 6100-L and 8200-L West Bend Engines 11 Stock -HOFFCO CHAIN SAWS-WEST BIND ENGINES- G. V. (Cook) QUICKLE CHAIN SAW SUPPLY l Wholmh - ·Rotoil leo 76, VInton, Ohio DAY DU 1-1203 HOME OF AKI~T-0-CRAFT NIGHT D\1 1-1211 BOATS (DorothY Kllgallen Ia on calion. Her guest columnist day is stage and TV star Carney.) By Arl Carney When I was working Jackie Gleason, the writers to come up with new ideas and new situations every week. I could handle lbat pretty. good. Yet, I thougllt that nothing could be more exciting or more difficult fhan television. I think we were in rehearsal for IS mtnutes with "lbe Odd Cou· pie" when I realized that working on television waa like 1 Sunday picnic compared to this. 1 knew from my previous Broadway show•, "The Rope Dancers" and ''Take Her, Mine," that the leg!Umate ~e had a different oet ol rules. With "The Odd we rehearsed lor lour weeks, 12 hollfs a day, six daya a week. And everybody was in on it. Actors, director, author, aet designer, photographers and del. icatessen owners. The latter kept us led so we were able to survive. Ail Ibis aDd we played our first out-of-town, yet. To say change was would be a grosa ment. Seriously, I must that author Neil Simon asd rector Mike Nichols showed the patience of two saints. were constantly striving perfection. To them it was to keep "lbe Odd Couple" ny moll of the lime, II Wll keep it funny ail the time. more Important, to keep it est and real. lbere were times during tryout period when I we'd never get it. But with his rewrites and with his staging stayed with They had the old fashioned that a must have a I nlng, a middle, and an end. Laine, George C. Scotl and A- ~ ----And they wouldn't Hille for lain Delon. Staglamltes rise up from the anythins lest. Simon wonte a I felt that I could do the Doors of cavea or caverns. play that would letJYt tbe sudience weD uUsfled. That's e>:· actly tbe way "The Odd Cou- . ·For Economical E'Hicient pie" leaves its audiences. AbeIt, a Utile limp from laughter but we1 satisfied. Everybody worked lllte 1\fflls - Walter Matthau, who co atara with me, aDd the tine ol Nathaniel Frey, John .,, ••_II ier, Paul Dooley, Carole Shtll-11 IPI'ICIINT FIIDING oula tho "" ell produdlon ley, Monica EvBDI and Sidney Armus - with our producer, •••s-MILK-MIAT Saint Subber, ieodtng his support aDd keeying the Wbolle thiOg going as a unit. I don't wish to I CUSTO!ol ORINDINO, IIIIEI.lJNG • MIXING SERVICB eBULK FEED DELIVERY n:BVICE aound corny or trite, hut it •COIIPLETE FEED LINII •VETERINAJIY SUPI'L!ES everyone worktna together •POULTRY IIIQUD'IIENT • SIJPPLIII:S ward ona aoal. Getting back to Uve lelevi· sion, it to me was as big a Ulflllil as a Broadway MI'NERSVILLE Phone WY 2-2t61 However, now tape, on actor con get sell Into a complacent mood. "Don't worry, U we don't It right this time, we'll on the neil go around." I member on a taped sbow worked through the night into tbe morning taping retaping. II wu never as p:>d II as when we did II the first time. Perhaps the word which describes the difference betv•een,ll working before a camera before a live audience is dis<:!· II pline. On stage an actor mwlt 11 bear In mind every minute the oudience is seeing it the first time. The aocctor:,,:~= try to convey the tn that he too is doing It lor first time even H, in reality, he's d<llle It 200 01 2000 To me, Uvlng tbealre ls ....nee ol acting. It's the bac,k-11 bone ol lhow business. An tor iJ up there 011 all lone. There iJ 110th1Di him and the - no camera, 110 oae. Just the audience aDd He'l got to COIIVIDi:e IDled sea ol f~ee~ that be'• the author says be Is. Not '11111 electric he1ter Carney playing Felb: Ungar eould cost you only Felli Ungar, hlmlell, !,he $29.00, on tbil spehuclcet who drives bilu cial oHer. mall crazy with his "c cleaning and eryina," iJ 1tage. I'm convinced that H an fiJr C8D make It 011 tho! slatge, competentiy, he can ,be I!UcPliONE US essfui In the other lhow busiTOOAYI ness mec!ltlml too. However, I doo't tblnl II Deeeuarily work in the reverse altuaUoo. . .. and look what you can 11vel I bope I bave not conv•evTblnk of It! It's po18ible to save up to $110 when ed the lmtnilon that I'm 11181111 a flameleu el~c Protected l!ervlee you mNiul televisloa. I'm not. Plan water heater In your home. You "'~ ·~ on : owe a lot to that lillie TV the purcb:t!Jriee when yeiU trade In your preaent . in lbe Hving room. Kick tt heater, re lest! of make or model. round all they will, It sUII tbe 1qtst audience of ali. And you llao uve '25 on illJtallatlon If tour old Without mating 11 sound heater haJipeDII to be tbe flame-type. Tbl1 great of. H I were blowlog my own fer II olliy one of many benefits you get wltb ~ too loudly. and to lurlber water heater aceepted for ·our Prolectecl Service fuse you readen, there Ia also Plan. . \ '. the movlel and that too required llpectai teelmlque. eA "GOLD STAR" STOij": . ,.'" ,' II WORK SHOES For The Outdoorsman- the Firmer eOUTDOORSMAN e HAWKEYE BY ACME eCHJPPEWA WINT~R LEAGUES NOW FORMING Proprietors Aasociation BE SURE Sinre July 1, liMI:i. All Bowling Patrons Will Be lNSURE j, · Chester, Ohio I 1 M 1 .ason Bowing (enter DOCTOR - EVERY PURPdSE uing than doing the same V. D. EDWARDS • or.l 5 BIG DAYSI-AUGUST 17-21 COWBOY BOOTS ~y ACME Cl!lldr1n'1 1nd Infanta' - - 4.99 Adults 14.95 Chapman-Canaday Western Wear Telet'ision Revue WEAR WESTERN WEAR .>' IY Levi, Osh Kosh, tnd Wr~ntler WE CAUY THE COMPLETI LINE J'OA MiN AND BOYS Men's Sizes 27to 40 · · $198 to $4.49 ltJs' Sizes 6 to 18 · · ·· $i.98 to $3.49 NEW YORK (UPI) - One of the things American teieviaion doeo superlatively well - as even the grudging Europeans admi-t the documentary and before John Secondarl took off for Vienna he discussed the next episode ia bis "iaga of Weotera Man" aeries _ J!eol. boven. Secondar~ execuavo producer of ABC news' opecial projeels, expetll to apeod up to foor mooths on thio study in color of the com~r who ' t'"'"" among his other qualities, demaDded tho world accord birD dignity at a time when , ... arstic immrt.aia ol bio calibre were Utile moro than oecond clasa Citizens. Beethoven rates as one uf tlJe milestones in the 08ga of West· I I man, aloDJ with preview documeotarieo on Leooardo Da ii'D II Vince, the voyoge or Columbuo (the year of the ~1can Revolution; because he was the first great composer to make bia muoieal personal and because he refllllad II let -late destroy hiiD. "He gave WI tlJe oyJllllhoa7 In ~ 1776 52 lAST MAIN ST. POMIROY, OHIO In the Middle Block Next to EIHrfeldo POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI ITORI lEI DEPEIIDAILE' rEl liD FLUE IEJOLEAIIER (RJ ND vEIIT • ffiJAUTOMATID IEJIDDI.I liNt the· dompiOI ot hoi 11tir heote~l Ws electric, ond !hot .,.,. • - tht ~ ot havin1111 fhe.iJOiwaler yw n...t ond yoo'U 11m It wllol ,.. 111111 il lor washini r:tothel rially cleo~ for st01itilin1 ~- Jar loll "-sllld baths .•• wllen evtrythinlls aona n .... 11 it so ottM Is, yoo'll be atad yw went 1o qu<k 1ocolecy electric llill!* chlalllqL • Now'• tho time Ia switcll to the peal 11110 llilb ~· P.fi'!..-symbal. Tilts Pnllecti¥1 Stnicl Pltn cowrs tK s&JVice cans ~nd maintenanC!, Mit EBERSBACH .........., ot !Jnk it ne<Osiary lor ton Ml 10111. Soe ""' dill• tojjy, ' SI'ICIAL L8W IC PEl KWH Ull FDI WAill IIEATIU, PlUS SATISFACTION CUAIUmD 01 YOUR IOIIfY IACKI .. • ••• Tills Company Has I• Serd 1 lit ... Artl ·--------------------J HOME . OF .· • .,. ~ \ EBfRSBACH HARDWARE· MYERS •summr" ·P:lJMps,, IVIRYTJ:IIIIIG JN"loomWARB Stti'IMii1Janlware• lltW.Mtlt!l a ' P•• Wf Visltins Mr. and Mro. Holter were Mr. and Mn. Hayman, Janet Bissell of lumbus, Mr. and Mrs. Joe sell. Mr. and Mrs. David S~~~~ Mrs. Bill Bryant and J1 Lewis. Di doiu'bt aliout that. But we'll ed the A.l.C. Conference at concentrato on his .life from University of Missouri, Cohun-1 time be eamo to VJelllla and b1a. Mo. beginning of his deafness at Mr. and Mrs. Keith F•rrenl age of 30• unlll at .the age of of Fairborn and Leota F.... .-.ul heodstarted ~~·~::~:~1 be tba Ermca . symphony ol M1'dwav were 8 . gan carrying guests of Mr. and loin. Slltion booka 110 . peoplo oould HOI!siey. wr;ll their qdestions. • Secondari describes his Lewis. Cozart of Loraio mentary technique as "au ad NeUie Cozart. long act ot seductioa." He Leone Babcock spent a Beethoven in eoior 0 will he with Leoata Massar. tho most ~laborate d11CUnoenliar-l Mr. aod Mrs. Rubert While ies ever shown on television Keno visited Mr. and Mro. L. the research alone took D. Pierce, months. "We now koow much about Beethoven u body.'' He said the process not he rushed. "My wi f became pregnant about the lime wo otarted wvrking on Da Vinci," he ooid. "Sho had the baby two weeki before we . .... , ~ .• • , '--~---~---------..;._._....,...,..;.;,..__.:.,_JJ ., 1'!, 1,.: .. ~ ., '\. He fllllll'd a new born baby tn aa Eskimo Igloo, aa old nU>ou bel1lfl conslt!ned Ia a lunel'lii pyre on the ·Ganges. youll)l .e n In the South ~ca~ ed youth in Israeli'• ~arsh gev and varioua IS(IeCIJ of llfe In Parll, New York, Tokyo aod other world CIJ!IIala. · •, Vu llellil II the 1mra!Qr. ae.., ' )j)pc H~l;o /. 102nd MEIGS COUNTY FAIR Wo extend our brJI wlob11 10 tbo boyo ond ririe of llt"ip C!Mmly and I.e aU tbOII whl Jaaye laelped se ...... lilt r Alii lilt boll - , ... '65 Model Clearance Palty Dorst, duaghier of Mr. ' 'He lllded up by being mad, and Mrs. rrank Dorst, attend·! The basic idea io that ali men are individuals, yet ossenllaiiy of the aame family whatever their racial or geographical envirOIIJIH!niJ. Jones was t o I d that man Ia "the mootlascinatlng Inhabitant of this planet" and to go out and bring back tba proof. . A Salute To The Meigs Co. Fairl . ~" ' . • . ~,;;;,.;,; ~ANY 2321. JEQOND. WV. ·~··~O~WN~ER~~:_IL_===-=-====~J '2·2036 POMEROY "1~~l~~~ED~W;A;I:DjM~ ;p• Long Bottom Society News tusk•. Meanwhile ABC expe<led gene Jones back l!OOn from otber major documentary · "In Searcli of Man" which him aroond tbe world from Eskimo village, nortb of Aretie Cricle to the tropical lands 01 Polynesia. Jones had an ambitious outline to flesh out with his eameral'ror a (lee. airdate. -·.!""'"'~ 150' bot ol!l. When you 111 wHh the wiWr, ,..•• wi: • its preoent form," Secondsri •aid iD aD olfi01 deeorated witil bis trophies u a bunter _ a lion skio, the skull of an elaod. the might horns ol a cage buffalo and a pair uf elephant lecoadMI (aotlwr ol tba ei which became t h e film, ''Three Coins in the FoanU.in") recently eomplei.ed a pnll!ram on tbe beautificatiou of Washington with Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, wile of lhl President. as guide. It o;ill be teiev ised Thanksgiving Day. ,•. and NEW CHAMPION of the WATER HEATERS OHIO VALLft / .. ·, =:~~v~::: PLUMBI'NG 4HEAJIN·~ RolJI..IIoJce:• which 11a HarriJoa,lDgrld the_¥/ I .cboM ~.....,.------------,.---·----~-,..!IJ- X.,au, llidrlq HATS OFF If's Used Car Action Time ... A Few 1965 Oldsmobiles and Cadillacs Left and Plenty of Value-Rated Used Cars At CLOSEOUT PRICES We're pulling out an the stops to give you ertra nlues in lower prlel!l. lt'l end of the model ute and clearance of our bi& stock used can tu mab wq for tbt lliW 1110C1tJa -iDI IOOD. Cadillac- Oldsmobile KARR &VAN ZANDT Phone WY 2-5342 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohto ithe<L .. ' log what I wanted to do. That•oll Who Helped In Any Way Towns The Success Of The Big or Back To School- SPECIAL :t~~:::: ••• for That Day At The fair Eledric Water Heater I TO ALL straightforward facing of W mount of work where it is very facts followed by a relaxing ayne G. Brandstadt, .~.D- noisy. the mind was well as the I hear the elpreision net· Wbea a person Ia laced with - what a famous doctor ;"'"' exhausllo~" frequently hut cbroalc exbauslloa II II Import. called the cultivation ol ~-----------·----~ .tmd ~~? littletbooab~ut it In aal to rule out 1uch taUseo ao nimity. in some persons prmt. J~.aJ lex s. are a chronic low gade iafectioo. vous fatigue is actually cau,..dj strangely silent obout thiS com- anemia and a thyroid or adren- by insufficient physical INSURANCE ~on ~lment, probably because al deficiency before collins the rise. If you suffer fromm:~;:~:J 130 E. Second 1 Js ard to defme. Let I~ be condition nervou1 exha11ti01 Pomeroy nia , one or !he chief S) ~nder~too d at once that f~t1gue to use an older term, nervous lof nervous exhaustion, oesn I c1••nge our capac•ty to breakdown. One of tbo chief around the block 3 times bel·orel accompl1sh our purpose , It does eauAell M true nervou11 exhaus- / tumbling into bed then ~~~~~however, decrease it temporari tiOn is worry - oftea a fear ~·nurself as limp as a wet iy. Ithat one will nol quite come up The chances are you will go Y we learn to lake o brief to wbot is expeded of blm. sleep at once. period of. complete relaxation A person with such 1 fear The drugs prescribed when ra~Ig~e overtakes us ~e is likely to be unwilling or insomnia and chronic r.u,,,.( ~an ~hmmate much of Jts unable to admit even to him· are a poor crutch at best . ustrallon and terror. ra- self that this is the basi• for 1 not nearly so important as tigue actually helps us to live his trouble. As a result he education in tranquil li withm our ~mils and t'OD· 1pouncet~ on some symptom of By the same token a vac,atioi;J serve o~r s ength. a more tangible nature sueh as although it may give you Some~mw1 we w~ar ourse~ves a backaehe, Indigestion or ir temporary respite, will do out trying to do a JOb too qutck- regular heart action os a good in the long run if you ly. It takes Jess oul of, one, for cause of his ailment and seeks I turn to the samE' worrif's example, to lUI a SO-pound relief for that. II the exhaustion Ifrustrations that tired you weight twtce than Ia lilt a has on emotiooal basis in fear 1 in tbe first place. Ohio Valley Industries wu ~::£~ By II Becl1111 Ill the 1UCee8S I 1110 • pound weight once to the ! and anxiety, however, same height. Furthermore do- men! of these secondary sy,np~ ing a given amount of work in toms is doomed to failure. quiet surroundings is less fatig- The first step must be SAYS FOR .~ iBo,rs' & Men's _ 6.99 to 24.95 Eligible lu Bowl in B.F.A. Tournaments. MODEL SCHOOL DRESSES - Thill group ef girls was among the 4-H members of the county who modeled school dress fashions at the style show held last week in the Pomeroy Junior High Auditorium . Left to right , are Jean Mees, Rhonda .Ervm, PattY_ Harris. Carol Hail . Patly I hie. Linda Hollon Janice Eastman ond Jenny Deem. Their dresses wll_l _re_ceive nbbons . a_t _ the_!n~ua.!__Meigs c_ :o_ un~ ~air_t_his w:" e~tk:;,. .::,.,;Se::;n;,;ti:::n:;ei_P:_:h:::o:,:t::,o·~.....~~~~~~~~~~ f INSURANCE eBROILERS o!:::I TAKE THE FAMILY TO THE FAIRI Cl~fletlly Member of the Bowltnr usr Gallon Size *79·fMJ Bowlin,~~~ter Inc thla a IliUM eounty, state and country in which to Uve. MEIGS COUNTY FEEDING RESULTS II MAS(lN Ina method• and share in the responsibility of mak· mile away. S.. Ovr Displ1y At The MEIGS COUNTY FAIRII ~ We are proud or tbe fine boys and girls that wiD partiCipate tbls year iu the Meigs County Falr. Each year tbey learn better farming and homemak· e FEED, FERTILIZER, SUPPLIES KAUTZ FEED STORE Jl'lorlda'• t1rrot 1111101111 far. eats (A~lacblcola, Ocala 8l!d as- Osceia) !contain more t11111 one million acres. II moy. A SALUTE to YOUTH TO THE FAIR! which can be beard about a The Soatb American beDbird sings one repeated note whlcb cau he heard about a By DOROTHY KILGALLEN heaven~ tronomen. PopuiaUnn 01 New York City was 33,000 ~t the time ol the first Inauguration of George Walhinslon as presIdent in t788. Voice of Broadway ••• reporting Pomeroy WY. 22955 .Pule tl lbe Iiiii toward the liar Vega, eordiD8 .to ealllllatlons oJ FAIR ,f'JW. ' ·' '.•, I. •' WELCOME TO the MEIGS COUNTY FAIR POMEROY Your Town and Country ~. Shopping' Center \· •Complete Line of lelutiful Unlco Apphanai t Farm 1nd H- Releil Delivery w Pelroleun. Preclucts t A r-t For rvery hrm NHtl · - SUPER SERVIa STATION • Complete Care ror Your ear oLubrleatln OfJr-1Ate Ga"'"" - eOOChange ' OPEN 24 HOURS , DAYS A. WEEK ' .. ·~ We wish to congrttulate thf youth and memben of the Fllr 80ird upon 102nfl th~ OCCa~ion of t~ bit (ounty Fatr wh,ch begtnt tOniOftow. lest wishes to you and cintlnutd IUCCftl during this big event. ,. , __ • ' ' t Anyone Cen SIIDJJ At "-rot La.-..JJr Conv1ni..,t Hov11: Store Open ·t:t~~ 1e ftOO (Mon. thrv Sat.) - Mill o,.n loOt "' I:Cit- Stallon Open 24 Hovrw ,, ,, ..... �,~ ~o......... ~ ... , ... . ,..~ ...... , . ..~~-.. -·d •••"'·· ·· .... . ..... ... . ... .... ,. ........ .~ ... ~, . ..... ~ .. .. ..,~.' ~-;:.~ -~ ' • ., .,., ... ,., . . --·r.........-- .. .. ·--~- · .. ,· ,- .. .. fJ ,L ~ Sellillflll ftlpOrt lbat tvlilemie Turkey bas 11'7 DIIIUOIIIII'!I Is nwmttv& tbal some lll&or- according to the Finance ~ I* frolll 1111 IIUICIIL lltrJ ol IIIII COIIilb1. "Our Roots Are Deep In The Traditions Of Meigs County" Meigs County e Downie· Gross, Inc. 5 BIG DAYS e MEIGS COUNTY'S Tuesday thru Saturday, Aug. 17-21 'THE MEN'S SHOP' 1948-1965 e POMEROY Live A Little! CLOTH~S Lind~ TAKETHE FAMILYTO THE FAIR! e SURE WIN e RED ROSE e TUXEDO th~d LOUNGING Brown, from left, models the toun.glng I she made for display at thiS year's Meigs County Fair during the 4-H FaShow last week. Modelin~ the lounging clothes with her are Wendy Carper, left and Jean Whitehead, at nght. Margaret Griffiths, county home introduced the · Is. - Sentinel Photo. 1 MEIGS COUNTY10lnd thy and granddaughter, Jo Jo, , or Springfielei is spending a va- i cation wiU1 Mabel Hostetter and • , grH.ndson, Gary Hostetter. They 1 also called on Carrie Bahr and daughter, Margaret. i - - - - - - . - - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Turtle of By Mrs. Evelyn Brackles Detorit, Mich., spent sevtral 1 The WSCS of the Methodist days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Church met at the annex re- Charles Betzing. They were a!), cently with eight members pres- supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.' ent. Gertrude Hoffman pre- ~ Dana Hoffman. Jr., Rutland,' sen ted the program on Race ,one evening. Relations. The secretary is to l order new program books and l Mr. and Mr. Henry Reibel greeting cards. The September Iof Pomeroy and Mrs. Arnold meeting will be at the annex Hayes of Middleport were rewith Myrtle Boggess as program ' cent evening guests of Mr. and ' leader. Mrs. R. K. Rowan. i Tuppers Plains Social Events I I 1 1 Dog Foods - Flour - Ingredients es...r. eBird Seede 8 Oyetor Sholl• ond Grit 8Fortlll10rt 8Limo 8 Comont & Mortor eRooflng el'olntt 8Rid Brand Fencing tBalor tnd t Stock Salt 8 Wator Softener Solie Blndtr Twlno eTableMeol ·- lAKED BY THE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -- ----Allend and Support Your Meigs County Fairl let. Mr. and 1\lrs. Lesley Bllough Marietta and Herbert and friO!ICI of Bellofre all we"' II Sunday guests of Mrs. Effie son. lllrs. Mary Hostetter and 0 FAUCET CHICKE FOBCl~! Wolf Pen Society Notes • lht"g il ptellfy of Smith,grandchildrenn~~~; Patricia, of Columbus · !recently with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Beverly. . Wilson returned home afspending two weeks with many friends and relatives Meigs County. Ave. IGSJtr with w.,, ,,...,,. Phone WY2-2115 Pomeroy, Ohio Yo• CID run the automatic washer. wasb the dishes a~ rhe lime time and still have plenry of wirer pressure for bath or shower Myeu Ejecto Pump mak.•• it possible. Only one moVIng pan. Sturdy Smooth ,.Doing. Vimaally maintenance .~uon stoppeu on their way bourne and family of Columbo! home from VIrginia to visit her visited the weekend with her si•ter, Mrs. Larry Barr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jot Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Mil- Hatfield. II FOREMAN & ABBOTT Middleport, 0. N. 2nd An. Mr. and Mrs. Frank hurry in fer We salute all who made thil annual • DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT POMEROY, 0. GALLOWAY.lndu;~~T::;~iptMnt ATHENS & RACINE 5 BIG DAYS! LET'S ALL ATTEND THE I BIGGER and I BETTER MEIGS You wei ted for it ••.• here it is, the high spot of Summer •••• THE 102nd MEIGS COUNTY FAIR. Support our fair by attending. So bring the whole family .... Come early and stay late. ... 5 Big Days--Aug. 17-18-19-20·21 Meigs County's Big 102nd AUGUST 17-18-19-20-21 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE aDd Eddie of ()! STEAKS "OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY" Complete Line of Farm & Industrial Equipment , ·s. James JohnJamie Sue and Grel:.!:;:ll Mr. and Mrs. IJohmon, Mr. and Mrs. Richard tJellferB, Valerie recently .;";''"" It and Mrs. Joseph Johnson Beverly. Miss Jo Smith spent Sunday Tesday nigbta with Mrs. ILaJrry Barr. Mrs. Clara Rowen and fantily Athens visited with IHa•ll'"' Johnson and da~~::~:: CHAR BROILED SEA FOOD SEE US AT THE FAIR .r. and free- HAVE FUN AT THE II THE BEST BREAD TODAY! AND EVEN BEnER TOMORROW! KENTUCKY FRIED eVeccines JIM RICKMAN SAYS: II 'FULL 8Romtdi11 8 Litten A surprise birthday party was Joe Griffith ~ttended Metho· held at the home of Mr. and diS! Church Camp at R10 1 Mrs. Clarence Nichols in honor Grands for a week. i of the birthday of Mr. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gritrecently. 'I'tlose present were fith atlended a surprise birLh· Mr. and 1\lrs. Delbert Smith, day party recently for her sis- I Mulberry Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Vineyard, ter-ln-law, Mrs. Richard Corns " 11na Marie Vineyard, Mrs. at <heir home at Sandyville, W .l Ethel Stout, Mrs. Edith Betziog, IVa. 1\lrs. Carrie Bahr, Mrs. Mar- _;-:;;_=====--=~iiiiiiiii:iiiiii . garet Russell, Mrs. Mirna Waiker, Ruthie Walker, Ronnie Howard and Audrey Torrence. Several sent birthday cards who I were unable to attend. I Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush and 1\lr. and Mrs. Fred! ~~:~~ !I of West Shade were Su evening callers ollllr. and Mrs- It Gerald Violet. Mrs. Kathryn Miller ret1u:ne'd home from St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg where she I surgery. 1\lr. and Mrs. John Mitchell and son, Steven, of Rodney were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weatherman. lllr. and Mrs. Earl Griffin Mrs. Glen Griffin of Gary, 1\lr. and Mrs. Carl Griffin Lower Salem were Sattirda:r guests of Mr. and 1\lrs. Everett Shultz and Lola Griflin. Mrs. Lucy Kim returned to · her home after spending thr•ell weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Thelmo Chase and family Marion. Mr. and 1\lrs. Dale Hart II~::.:: and 10n, 1\lr. and Mrs. II Hart of West Milton re- ~ cenUy visited 1\lrs. Hart's thor, 1\lr. and 1\lrs. Gerald Vio- ' eSpray• 'I tastes beHer! 5 BIG DAYS-AUGUST 17 thru 21 Mrs. Myrta Mae Wilson anj SUGAR RUN FLOUR MiltS 5 BIG DAYS ... AUGUST 17-21 102nd COUNTY FAIR We'll Be PUit'l'~ There I VALUIS! STOP BY ancl exposition possible . .. the Agrlcultur• at Society, the Jr. Fair Board, buslnes~o men, youth aod all the other wonder- SEE USII ful organizations that contributed to the succeu of the fair. . . The Lllelt, Labor·lavlng fll'lll llnph•• I If •IWTIONAL ·HARVIn 1 Always At e NIWIEA • • •• \' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ' fa1 Good WI RESERVE THI RIGHT TO LIMIT . . 41111 QUANTJT'r s• -~ , ••••• qp 7 , . ++I?&....._....,. .. II ahnlag-~'letllllr ._ 8lld $ 7 • I,_ ...... Mr I ill. 11111 ... II k... 7 d. t ..... 111.1110. . . . . .... IIIII-.. • % 5 J lilt II •• I lu • Wll • . _ . . . . . . . . . ...... ..... ..... ltd Ltvaa.; "&JJI 1111~._.. . . . . . .__.. . . . . t ll;..._.lii. IIIW·t lat,} · •lilY· ............ w. ....... ,,. 'r' . ... pcd. a 6111 h llrtoklep your paD1 ........ ..., ~ A11tlftbe II lfll. IMI III.IIWI llf ... 1111 ..... LIVh!l . . . 'IF r : .: .. . . . . . . , ' '., t ------ Kanauga, 0. Middleport~ 0, ~·-- - . ·Meigs Equip~ ,( o.l Inc. ..._,.,........ ,... ..~- Qdllj' . . _ I :.jO; ' --·- ' .... . ' . ,. : �. ' ... ,.. ,, • • • .... .... • "• ' • • ' . • - - ~ • • •• ••• , __ ' • • •. •·•y • • ' ."v I .• • Tl. Va. Melvin Clrlce, Springfield, .called on Saturday. Calling at the Dean Brinker the ifome of Mrs. tllsry Circle were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pierce of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Fair . Kiddie Land Views from the 1964 Meigs Ge<~rge Clcle and fa~Oy Smith of Portlalld 111111 llan Smith and soos, Don and Tim. or Ashland, Ky., Mr. an4 Mrs. J•mes Circle of New Haven home on Sunday were Rev. and ll.rs. Paul 'S, ers and daughers RBC!ine, Mr. and Mra. Paul Balboa, dilj(l()verer of 11M PacUic Oce8u waa bora SePL 25, U75. PLAN TO AnEND THE .•.. Rail's Ramblings . MEIGS COUNTY FAIR IATTEND AND SUPPORT YOUR COUNTY FAIRI 87 Tom AUGUST 17-21 w · •- ...,;•• to a llot, humid lea•· .. the wa.,, · AmeJiCUI ci"' ., It .......~ ONlY FINEST SOLID, NORTHERN-GROWN MAPLE ... OF HARDEST "BOWLING PIN OUALITY" •• IS GOC)D ENOUGH FOR HELEN HELP US! SUPPORT OUR County Fair YOUR r-- b¥ H ...,. I!Jottel - - ' • • I and Heating Service ! ' ' I Mr. and Mrs. Dale Warner and family or Minersville re· cently visited hi• parent•, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Warner and Mark. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey and family ol Albany were Saturday visitors or her parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillogly and Vickie and Bruce of Carn-11 enter are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln RusseU. Ms Kay Evan wa a recent v1tor of her unt and uncle, Mr. nd Mrs. Joseph Johnson and Beverly. _ _ _.;...._ _ _ __ Carmel sOCJety • Notes vn 1 Society Notes Finds Out Kids Neild aa Out" Ithat's just what you said, There's so much talk about it1 - H how mothers and teen-age daU· Ullle Gremlin Inside Her ghters don't mesh, how both Dear Helen : think the other II impossible, 1 thlf.k my problem 18 and "No matter what I do - senous 1 can't sleep wor• even if I do nothing but exist- rying about the devil inside me. it'x wrong." I'm so mischievous. I play I guess we've had a Uttle of 1tricks on everybody, not nice this. but it seems to me that ones. and I can't seem to stop. writers overexaggerate the I have a sidekick that b<lps teen-reb<llion thing. Or per- ~ me along. She thinks of the haps parents get their feelings things lthey seem funny at hurt too easily at this point. We ithe time ), and somehow I end ought to II< able to see that I up doing them. U there's a they use us, even as hushands Ichoice between telling the or wives use eack other - as . straight truth and making good "outs" when they're chic- a lie, I take the lie, oveo ken and don't want to admit it, there 's no reason for it. even to us. I seem to enjoy getting uyovWMifiO-oclelor How many times have I told pie in trouble, and my hrf a n your holM, oHiee the girls at the office, "My kick eggs me on. Then I hate •lunln111 ... busband has other plans" when myself lor bemg mean. Is there _ they invite me to a party I'd any help lor mel -SCARED Spending a recent Sunday at Ntw rather not attend. How many Dear Scared: times has he wiggled out of First, kick out your sidekick! 1oo • high • stakes poker ses- Then get down _to the real reas1-l'." sions with "Weil, you know how on you prefer hes to truth, and 1, Mrs. K: h lw-'JI wives are .... " you may need expert ..useUog ve never eard of a . here. This prohably started blem Uke yours, but you 4AMERlCAH STANDARDt "I've heard my daughter sigh years ago as 1 bid for applying powder before you ·• "My mother won't let me" ov· uon and became worse the eyebrow pencil to avoid the as if ber life was you ' met someone who il SIIMidging. A waterproof pen. cu 11 or, "My lather says your weakness to .,.usa Withstand ordmary swim" But just under the ble. - but go easy on lhe IIWIsur!ace of that hurt tone I Ten your husband oH. -H. relief - and a Utile pride wbole truth (for a change) and This column I! dedicated to that we fill in with sense where I'm sure he'll help you rind family liviDg, so if you're hav· il might accept a dare. cure. - H. kid trouble or just plain U parents would just realize Dear Helen: let Helen help YOU. II t'""' HA ~ to blame someDid you ever hear of anyone . also w~lcome your own WHAT HAVI YOU! ••• WI CAN DO ID body and ita really nothing per- not having eyebrows? Well I amusmg expenences. sonal - we're just convenient don't. The hair grows eve'cy. Helen Bottel Ia we ol scapegoat• - we wouldn't lose where but where the e)'e- lneiiiwiisp;i..iapiiieriii,= = = - - = = our perspective, and our sense brows should be. I have to lr humor during the turbuleDI shave every week because the PLUMBING I HEATING II VO!ars. - MRS. 0. Y. hair grows underneath and Mrs, ?. top - everywhere but in WY ...,.. MIN&RSVILLI It gets prelly personal at middle. I've tried pencils and times, but your peinl iJ well brushes and evem the ~~~~iiiii:iiiii:~lput. Best way to combat this cut..,uts lor brows, but in the ~ewhat ..~ggented leell-age summer whea 1 go swimming, rebellion 11 Mill f~anct or perspire, off they oome. 11 IIIII hlllliOI', I.e. - "Stick le yola' there anything that guns,' butllold your fire." Hey, smear or come olf'/- IIIRS. IL THE BEST IN • WoHpen elnstill l Bathroo• e Make Needed PlumWag Repaln e ANewllatlng Syshll I ' ' i~Ht~1t\\l\G fOR "OMi f\'l-UP Whethor II oolft SAV£20% m on llllontlvt - DURING OUR .,lllnt Job, ,.roollnt, or Juot ol• Pit home ttpllrt - our co...leta t~uallty atocks of AUGUST SALE lvmb•r, millwork to 1 bolter ho010 II your ... .,.-LET US BUILD ,..._ ""- c- "' - , •.,. WHY WE DISPLAY THIS TAG It's t1 mark of pride and conAdencein the flawless hard maple and superb ·~ construction of every piece of authentic Provincetown furniture. See the fgctory regisfrgfion fegfura. YOUR NEW HOM£ CUSTOM BUILDING OF BAKER FURNITURE Aluminum • • • : day in Americus, Georgia. AI· police clear intersection>. two : ready, at 10 iD the morning, dozen state patrolmen walk in· thermometers push the ~ differently 011 either side of the gree mark. There is no breeze 01 the marchers. and each breath hangs around "We're goin8 to go regi.. the lace as if a sulfocattng ter ,'' a local Negro tells the amoke cloud. Sweat ekes out of group through a loudspeaker a· bidden pores and the top a reddish - orange Volk.. white shirt, donned only an bour wagen. "A voteless people iJ a earlier, has become a sponge. hopeless people." Today will ""OW even hotter Negro cumedi an 01ck Grego . •· . as the bnght m•dday ry has flown iD from CHicago ' throws Its _baki•• ra :"' ys to lead the march. He bare. red-<lay lll'mamenl. looks serious now as his shoes the real heat will be pound agalnsi sw•itering pavefrom a struggle between races menl. - from the friction of a battle AI the eourthouse, 75 to 100 The Almaaae b<tween whit<> man and black slate natrolmen wait in while •By !! ' Prell lntemallonal man. riot helmets to prtoecl the deTnday, August 8, 1965, monatrators. Today II Monday Aug. 16· "Freedom Day'' in the 228th day of with 137 It Is the day designated by Fill?& Into the courtbouse ar- t follow. gro leaders for the biggest ea mmutes later, four hundred tr lion iD tbi n1 • voices fill the air with songs: a The moon II approaching Its ons a ' rae a Y last quarter southwestern Georgia commun Negro In a black suit speaks · ity of 13,1100 persons In more over a portable loud speaker, The morning stars are Jupl· ' than two weeks. It is a day "All non • registered voters ter and Sa!"m· when Negroes will march upon over here. II you're seventeen The evenmg stars are Venus, the county courthouse to · and a half you can register.'' Mars and S.tu':". ter, regioter for the American Between two and three hund- Robert Rmghng, the .clrcus ll privilege to vote. red Negroes !BII out ol the executive, was born on th1s The march Is beiMing now. ranks. In 1897. Approximately 400 Negroes The microphone Is turned ov· On thl• day In history: U white Civil Rights er.. to Gregory. . ., In 1861, the federal governare pacing up Forsythe St. Tnday" ill an anruveroary, men! prohibited the Union behind the red-brick U. S. he says. 11 is the anmverssry states from trading with Office - through a modem the signing of the Emanc•pa· Con Ieder acy. iness district _ towards the lion and a new an01verssry. The new Sumter County Courthouse. President ~f the United States is . In 1896, gola was discovered Georgia state patrol car about to s1gn the voting b11l - m the Klondike. i;;;;;;;=.....,-=-'-=iiiiiii--,1 your voting bill." In 1923, the Carnegie ~""'' II Gregory continuos slowly, Corp. established the "We swallowed eo much tear hour work day. gas, got struck on the bead so In 1948, home run King Baht~ II many times. But In a Utile Ruth died in New York City. while (referring to Georgia State troopers) you're going to A thought for the dav- Nor-11 see black faces underneath wegian playwright Henrik lb•en II those helmets - and II ain't said : "The spirit of trolh and goo' to be oo suntan. the spirit or freedom-they are "We'D take the gun out of lht pillars of IIOCiety." 5 BIG DAYS-AUGUST 17th thru 21st .,... MIDDLEPORT, 0. STORM DOORS 1nd WINDOWS TRIPLE·TRACK SELF-STORING HERE'S WHAT W! WILL DO - we'll measure, estimate and Install to suit your needs. This ia a quality service that can aave you money. Phone 985-2005 and we'll be happy to visit your home and quote you our LOW PRICE. And there's no obligation, of course. CaU U5 today! "! e ROAST BEEF ASST•. esEA FOODS ..--cRow Is ________..;..•-. TOWN & COUNTRY RESTAURANT OPEN DAILY 6-8 SATURDAY 6-9 POMEROY, 0. 5 Big Days-August 17th thru 21st Baum Lumber Co. I Ill~ 1.11 • • • • Chester, 0. •J-Stop Buildint Supply Center" 985.2005 . eBROASTED CHICKEN !Ws and Mllldtnt m-l•lo oro tun to help - to lht courlllOUH DOW. Ill Who have already registered domi• Tbert II Mfltllf' F .l A crippled, old one • legged wait outside in the abode of applal!le. .• , DlliD, who has probably two trees and slog songs. At two e•illoe\ . ..... 1!111 seen the Inside of a voting walt all day, unW mo- .been no t'IDI~.,·~ ·••,Jf8141 belore, w<nne!l laonog Uer and father and brother and tiClll has lsellv.. u they walk, • deter· have' been registered. qua!e. "nl mined yet happy look on About one iD the bot after- Amerielllj It laces, youngsters wbo. look noon, a leader announces, dom Day wiD be H they 81'1 barely "President Johnson has jnsi II II, at and a half" - all anxiously aigned the voting bill. Free- of the tlld to 1 the parade. his hand and put It in ........ •·u~ ,,,,!~5~~ ---ld hto te Dm'Jy Sentinel• Pomeroy.M1'ddleport ' 0 ........ . You're supposed to use II to 1 _;Th;;,;:;;ose::;_;;no;;:t..;o::Oenou~~~~~vo~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiii=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-illi!iJOiiillll;iiiil help people not harm people;• I.• he says about reportedly violent police treatment of Negroes. Later Gregory leads his pee> pi• Into the rourthouoe ""II you peopl• that'• eligible walk on in,'' he pleads. "You're seeiog history here t.lday. ., , . . Don t JUSt II< satisfied your voting Once you get wllb this br th f fr. eed tell o themom,register'" everyoneea• Have Tb vi ey are mo ng enmasse KARL GRUESER POME:10Y, OHIO •' YOUR BEST BUY ... ,, Attend The 102nd Meigs County Fair S BIG DAYS-AUGUST 17-21 END OF THE MODEl CLEARANCE PRICES ON ALL 1965 DODGES FARM GAS NEEDS Get The Job Dona Quicker 1nd More Economle~l J BIG DAYS! With A .•• IIIII OIL COMPANY DODGE TRUCK custom-made .......... lthyl . . . tAl OLIN I etH.._,o..... ~~~~n~~ AJHW .. , ... OIL... OII w• •...,,_...Rollo .111....,,.,.,..,.._....._With II tJ U ICIIIDW.ID DILIVIIY YOU MEET 1111 110 IUNIIIIIII OUT 01' IAI - liD t•111'11 11'10 OIIDIIIAI r•mD TIIIIIT WI1M -!VFIY Nla5T PEON FOR BU8/NfSS AND PROFESSIONAL PEOPLt llldcleal aod oi~ plan ..,__, J•uf"''l f« peoplo iliiiOD-bauldoul occaporiootl NatioawMM'I·atw Bnti"• II Pud 1 'g 111 ,.UC, olfm 7011 • •hoi" of bcl8pical, P*licel, IQIIicel coverages • • • MJ6 '-fih 1111 belp <CploaiDCG • if you'"' old: ot illjwed , , • ood proteCtion Ia WORLD-ITIDB! See me abour dllliofll~t»~ plu. H_.. tiSl ••• READY-MIXED COIICIITl WlLUAMS INSURANa AGENCY .I Mill STIII'I ON A••• STEPSIDE PICK-UP , ll'mFOif UfiOIIWtDI MUIIAI. .utiAIKI (OMMIIY • • ' . ON DISPLAY ON OUR BIG USED CAR LoT WY 2·2126 OPEN TIL 9 P.M. ' ' ~'. • ':,.I c ' lllir ~C.. 11tt .....-411 1rilh regullr Mhaduled 41ehvarl• -ntar prlntftl tklkll '" HCh dei!VtiY -..•n~ Complete. Une At Our Showroom . ,. ' ;) I • ' s. 2ND -.vrr·'~ ... ' 1,. '.' I \ ' •' ' yw Rrl\ln..t lqVII piYIMIItt for the .,_ worries fer Met WMIII aoldeet wae1her. 0111' TI'IICA AN 14julpped With 1-Way Radlt For Betlw.-Quickar, More Effldant 5.-YI.. MEIGS ·~COUNTY ~ R. H~· RAWiiN··.ss~.· SOHS CO • Ill.,_. a1 -"'bbe -lwdgtf pey piM- tt g1vt we~.,.. tenk tul• yeu'l hiYe M SeeThe ha . POMEROY MOTOR CO. HEATING OIL Honda Chevrolet 6'h' stepslde body with heavy duty rear aprlngs lleater, defroster, spare tire, oil. filter and oil bath ,air Gl eaner. ' Here's a _red ho~ bu'l that will solve your loa d problem. It'• no ·,~eeret that ellevrolet Pickups are first choice with pickup users from coast to coast. Engineered to "walk" ri!lht over bumps and trouble - these p1ckups ve ind ependent front su~uslon, that smootbn ·rough. roads and protects the dJ:iver and cargo f~m excessive jolting. Tey one ef these Red Hot Chevy WorkDower Specials toda1 and discover the meaning Ill a geaulne PollllrD)r Kotlir. Co. Red Hot bull PHI'! and Ken William~ 214 E. 2nd St. . ' · Pomeroy, 0. Goeglein Ready-Mix Co:1 WYII21t . 111 For Your Winter Requirements On .,J ..... O.eu•• • ·••••ldftl,...., J11UW11Ia. .' . ' ~wvw••• ~ t ,. ·, , ' '· : .... " lili""''t~r---·~ f ... : . . �' ~ ,l ' .&-Tho annual hone show, horse - - - - - - - - - ·,..PIIIIfnnation~.:O:"':.:. Apple Grove •• • be among tbe hiMhlilihl' of 1• edltloa of tbe Melga Society Notes tnh F'air. MACHINE NO. 2 APPLE GROVE SENT eld By Mrs. Herbert Roa•• Attending the Stover at the fairgrounds at Evans, W Va. Sunday. Aug. 8 were Mrs. Earl Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hayman and Keith, Mrs. Marlene Fisher. Molly, Amy, and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Shields. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robinson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Stover, Alvio and Irene, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stover, Mrs. Jack Sargent, Pal· ty, Mike, Hertha Lou, David and Jo Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ripley and son ol Columbus spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thaxton and called on friends. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Warner . Mrs. Floyd Norris attended a birthday dinner al the of their mother, Mrs. Jenny Ed· wards at West Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Frtz Norris II spent a weekend in Cincinnati and various places in Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. ' George Donohue of Grove City, are anooooclng the birth ot the sec- MEIGS COUNTY - · Douglas ~ene. July Roy Donohue employed on who 7 Jbs., 14 oz. the boat Belpre, Charlostoo, W. are Mr and Mrs. Va .• is visiting with his ·flllriJ. local, and Mr. iy. Mrs. Ray Reisinger, Cir· Clara Mae Sargent, Mabel cieiiie. Shields. Marlene Fisher, Amy Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ours of Larry and Molly and Wellsville and Howard Ours of Robinson assisted Mrs. Earl New Brighton are visiting Mr Robinson with her caoninK reand Mrs. George Hayman and cently. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohue and Mrs. Marvin Wickersham. other reiatles. j Jim and Jeff, Marviene and Sh The annual Ours reunion will!ry, spent a _weekend w~th Mr. be held Sept. 5 at the Rock and Mrs. William Jenkms of Sprin~s Fairgrounds. ' Columbus. VISIT OUR STORE FOR AUGUST 17-21 BEST WISHES ePLYWOODS VOL XVII NO. 102 ePANELING eSTORM DOORS STORM WINDOWS eLATEX PAINT l1111da & Ouhldo eCEILING TILE 63 Chevrolet $1,495 eFLOORTILE Monza 2 dr. Bueket .seats. Automatic shift. One careful local owner PC»t\ERRY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO ~----------------- • __,nipers, - en tine ' •" • .f ~;l ~" r .. ~ \ _--"·-. ---· TUESDAY, AUGUST - ,, 'lq 17, 19~. ' ----- ,o, ' ( ·--------------""1"-~--- ,. -,•,,so~o ,. ~.!,,': ,''r.., F 7<)., 5 FIVE aNT$ ~,l· ~ 11/n /~, '1/r. v o,'l. ~ I Iil treets ID the For Every Occasion MUTUAL at y J ' 01 The JfeipMaon ANa Dnoled To The lnleJ'iltl For ASuccessful Meigs County Fair REAL ESTATE .I'~ f MEIGS COUNTY FAIR flowers DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY ,... ·- e 1 2~~~!S~en~t~ln~e~I,.~Po~m::er~o~y-!M~Id~d~le~po=rt,~O~,~L!~1~9=81 Middleport. ·. Mrs. 'Dolly Wolfe 8lld Junior I; spent ~ day with Mr. and Mrs. ATTEND THE ANNUAL Bill Heiney, New Matamoras. Mrs. Edna Roush · apeot weekend with Mr. and Mra. Boston. Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Blll , P'oll: 8lld David attended a family reUJi. ion at the home of Mr· and Mrs. Browning at Pomeroy. Sunday guests of Mrs. Feme Hayman and father were Mr. and Mrs. William Weatherby, ,;-..;....-...o..,....,........,iiiiiiio....,~iioiiii,:.iOiiii..,...,...,...,..... AUGUST 17-21 ~ ' Coin·op Dry Cleaners AlBRATIONS & Professional Type SERVICE \VORW We Telegraph Flowers lvtrywherel MEMBER OF TILE-FLORA Meigs County's Oldest and Largest Insurance AgeDC7 DUKE CLEANERS Norma Goodwin, Florist 41 Years Of Continuous Service 1868 -·- 1965 Ill E. 2nd POMEROY WY 2·2302 MIDDLEPORT WY 2-3000 Pomeroy WY 2-2933 64 Chevrolet $1 ,995 V8 Bel Air 4 dr. Sedan. Auto. shift. Power steerinJ. eWALL TILE Shows good care 63 Pontiac _ $2,295 KING VB Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. AI· most like the day Builders Supply Co. WY 2-3741 it was sold. Power steering brakes. Hydramatic and Blaettnars N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Pomorov, Ohio ~~ Soviets Put Price Tag on Nuclear Ban Plan to Attend The Fair eSADDLES Horsa & Pony This Great Family_Attract:on I eBRIDLES eSHOW HALTERS Pony & Cattle ' August 17-18-19-20-21 Moat Other llama In Leather Gaoda GILMORE SUPPLY STORE Pomeroy, 0. W. Second St. • Expect Site Purchase GOESSLER'S Meigs County's Oldest Jewelry Store Salutes THE BIG 102nd MEIGS COUNTY FAIR ---------DON'T GAM ... _ HAPPINESS FOR A DOUBTFUL DISCOUNTI Apro prldo lo 11or - rq b - lloo'llllllblt k IWIJ !of I "dlo- . . . I~ Come--- I&UAOIW.T 1121.00 11 .• ............... ___ - DIAMOND RINGS FAIIOVS SIIIU 1150 GOESSLER ry Store Pomeroy ~!'thoriad ARTCARVED ' MIDDLEPOilT pr...t 1101 ......... I -•• , ,........ -....... · ~~. . .tllot . . ..M:h ..,,1 Ill boqtlt II Dllcouol ltoo101. You'U lild only l i l t - • din ~Nids lotd there. Mil ,ou 111J • poyllflll _ , u... .. ....... Willi • AoloaNI front 1 . . . . . jeweler, ,...,. ,.. of I!IIIIIIJ "" lloilnJ Ylluo. Fully IUiflllloed llld cortltied, • .,...... is ......,ore... Bank' . .... llllllt . . . . . . . . .1.. ... Citizens· National Je-ler A SALUTE TO YOUTH and THE FAIR Wt are proud of these young citizens, who are learn· ing each year better farming and homemaking practices, 11nd displaying them at the fair, and sharing the responsibility of making our coun~y a better place to live. Farmer's, Bank and Savings Co. ___ ...._ ~- ' II • ' ' ' ' ~ -~--~n . "I , ~·...·~ ·... You'll have a FUNderful time at the FAIR. So much'to see ••• so much to do ••• so much to enjoy •• .-irs ,. · · tht high spot of the yiCI' for the whole family. Thjs ' year, bigg• and better, more exciting, mOrt fun ' ., ,·;,:•. . .8a k ,. , . I than tvw. POMEROY "· -~ -~ • ' ' •' ' .... '"'' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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