https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cbf51db4575b9a14ba958cc55efc4504.pdf 62bb1d801d62f81ac144223090d95d05 PDF Text Text s~ ,, ' ' ' ' Sewing Club Is Planning Family Picnic 'I'DIB 'fO REGII'I'IR { ' AQy aiUde~~t who bas never at Soothetll H I g b ftlilllerell IChaol obouJd do so anytime IIOXt week, Monday througb Friday. James FAMOUS ENGlANDER About wer, bol!lteSfll:;s and Vranken. president. Plan!ll were discusSed for a family picnic. The traveling prize donated by ; Mrs. Van Vranken wall\ awarded to Mrs. Don McKrught. 1 McComas. lms, Mrs. Elmer Whtte. Mrs. Dayton Strickland, Mrs. Me· Knight. Mrs. Elsa Gilmore Mrs 1van vranken and Mrs ani ~ Wells. Mrs. Roy Bl~nke~<hip ' and Mrs. Van Vranken wiU be 1 hostesses for Ute next meeting. family are on a vacat.ion trip tn Florida · Mr. Herbert Fink Is a patient at the Gallipolis Clnic where -he lS bemg treated for an mfected eye. • • • # . ,. ' y \ Middteport Mrs. Harold George and Inat their club room. fant son, Brian Lee, have been A short business session was retumecl •1o the homo of her conducted by Mrs. Harvey Van- parent,, Mr. and Mrs. L.W. MAnRESS • I ; P.< I . Rus..ll McElhinny. C<llumbus, IS spending the weekend wtth his parents, Mr. aNI 'Mrs. Ken· The hostesses served a df!s-. neth McEihinnny and family . ; sert course to Mrs. Donald C<ll· Mr. and Mrs. Don Mullen and BOX SPRING 39· .' • when the Sew-Rite Sewing club met Wednesday evening SMOOTH TOP NOW J~Jhnson .. • Atound And Mrs. Doo Mullen and M r s. .. ' ,.._,et to s lst Annual Me atr: . '' ' • , 95 BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio - -··-- I Ed · l I T.eresa and Tammie Ervin, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. How· ard Ervin of Racine are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fink and their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fink, while their parents • • • • • and other children are on a cation in Washington D.C. · ginia Beach, the Carolinas and other points In the east. Mr. and Mrs. Lee KeRJnedy visited recently in We!! erson with Mr. and Mrs. Jessie I Lake aNI in Springfield with rei· SAVE TIME AVOID RISK HAVE RECORDS GET RECEIPTS GAIN PllESTIGE alives. Additions Are Made to Fair Grounds SISTER WINS TITLE - M~ ~~l~·~~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . - Saturday with a few strokes of your pen- when you use checks drawn on us. Highlights.!. 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"' ._, ,,.. •/ - -'\,, Channel13 1:30 SoCial SecuriiJ 1:46 Nel3hhon 1:00 a..rc;, of Qu18l 1:30 Word of Uft 10:110 Pat IIIII lllke 10:30 Lallll of ADali'a:<a~~~ 11:110 Casper Cartooll 11:30 BeallJ " Cecil 12:110 Bup BUDDy 12:30 American Bandslan4 1:30 Lel'a DaDce i:SO Adventure Theatre t: oo Olympic Trlala 1:00 World of Sports 1: Sit Wresllln1 7:30 U. 8. Olymple Trial 1:30 La......., Welk UO The Falnlly Is Kblg mb:ed. Need only the 1ddltion of W1ter. At~ low u ' ~· WHTN~TV Wrought Iron 10:30 The Deteellvea 11 :110 ChiDe: Theatre ~~~-~~a~b;se~nce~.~~~~§;~' said after tbe Barron toUnderwood !he slatehouse a administration has been marked Iall areas· of by the revelation of "dummy than any othet l'tlte : corpiOratiuns" set up to do busi- ion. " ness with the state, '•mysteri· Moore a] so ·. · ously missing monies, World bas asked· for .I · Fair pavi!Jon scandals, shameful investigation · of . prlitical Strite ir. the Welfare spending iD uWest . Department." and •·strong arm ing the 1961 flood ill I, pollticJans who rule both govMoore said be · I ernment and the Demoeratic request to the lloo,..·lloliiio · party '' mittee on Small . ·. Another speaker. Rep. Arch motion oniJI a Jew Moore Jr., Moundsville, told the convention about 2.1100 delegates al the con- Other of ventlon that despite democratic Gerald claims or progress, "West VIr- ventlon gima proportionately in the last and senatorial rour years has prospered less in Benedict. ' YOURS W. Va. (UP!)-:~~;~;~~~; tic CLARKSBURG, of _victory in November, were prepared . , patgrung Monday with· the support of a · : j approved at a convention ht're dunng the ·, The party's gubernatorial nominee, fol'lllfl' H Underwood, predicted one o! the thoJUes, "honesty" in government would 1 1 ,· .,~·' ···'',i"''"( -. •il :· I ·~ . "' ... t .' . I' .' -':!;' '•' . . • ·l:'i'r!' ' , ..111palgil stat'lfl began a cll loday for vt_il....r quotas oet un er • gram d~ I'I_ ·rilit IJ!Edk 1'!1 M. «oidWater m ~~"·• ~'~' Hollae. �• - I ' / I'I ' I ' ~Mi~dleport is $250,000 Coin Collection :Burgled ....; Tri-County Baseball ,ournamellt w· ' lleDIInel, Polllero)'MidcUeport 0 AU6 17 19114-31 MJddleport ••• 0. ' • ··- · · · -! ~~--- •· - -'-~· Champion of the ' flltb Scliool Summer ,,., League Toomament Sunday ter defeating New· Ha- S.l Racine. · " · Gaey Stobort pill!bod bll bal~ ~nol wu backed by · elibt·hlt attack at the plate, bring a truce team By l!altod Press lntemallonal Chicago Middleport Manager 71 47 - .. • · NlllOill. LeoJue New York 69 46 :1100 ~ Winebrenner, preoentod W. L. Pel. GB Loa Angelet II oo 110113 ~ lng the game. Philadelphia 70 15 .609 .. Detroit " «J 13~ ·New HaYen Manager San Francisco If/ st .568 4~ lllinne, lflo> MayiUlrd rect!lved a 59 00 1116 Pittsburgh G3 53 .543 ct..eland kSf 114 458 19 trophy . Cincinnatl 114 54 .542 7~ Booloo 54 as, '154 lt\0 SIObart was out In the St. Lowo 81 55 .5:10 9 Washington 49 73 ·402 28 In Inning but the Milwaukee 60 56 ~ ~ Kansa• City 43 74 : 3118 ~ when N'IW HaYen pushed Los Angeles 58 58 .500 IZI't llatarday'l Relulll · two runs on a single by Chicago 55 62 .470 lh New York 8 Baltimore i, night 'HousiDn so 69 ,420 22 BosiOn 5 Chlcngo 2 . eport es. Nelwcr New York 36 82 .305 :tiil't Washington 0 Loa Angeies 2 waa earned. ' llatarday't Results Minnesota 9 Cleveliond 3 lllll1 NGS llullt• _..... to lilt lUte eu and 11011t to Ralllbunl .... Rafhbum !Gr .llrllnPer ·:po~~oo. 2 • Jo. m 17 10 ••ery 29 ~l:;'~ Cburcbo\~1tone a~- Lady Bird to Cap Tour with Dedication t ,1~ • r!ts~_! 4Chlca 9 1 n~IQ . wu s 3 San Fr!iiiC!lJco 8 Milwaukee 7 ' Phlladelpbla 8 N. Y. I night HousUn 7 ClncbtnaH 4: niibt Sunday's Rewlh , N~ York 12 Phlladelphia 4 Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 4, 1st Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 4, 2nd Los Angeles 3 St. L. 0, lsi ... St. Louis 4 Los Ang. 0, 2nd Milwaukee 5 Sun Fran. 4, tst Milwaukee 10 San Fran. 2, 2nd Cincinnati I Houslon 3, night Monday's Probable Pitchers Pittsburgh at New York Veale IIU) or Gibbon (9-4) vs Ri~t 10.11. Chicago at . Pblladelphla r.' nlght) BrogUo (11-91 vs ,Short (!HI), . St. Louis at Housloo lolght)Cratg (s.l) vs Brown 11-11). 'Only games scheduled) , . Tlleldl)"t Gom"' . ·Pittsburgh at N. ~·· oigbt Chicago at PhlladOlphla, Dlght St: LoUis at Houston, night Milwaukee at Loa Ang. night ,.... ...,.,.... ti t s8n Fr ' . ~ ........,a a an., Dlght for drlvlriJ1n tbli Dr TEXACO FIRE· a. ...,a.....,n.. ,..,llal.,....u, .,_ ~ 1 ·~ 11ae ~ W.diltl wpiOJJ ..... .,.. tor .u...a. ... .Jdtaole Ia .............. - · - - - '..... ., _ sandKa~• City I 8 ay .Relultl Minnesota 13 Cleveland 2 117 ~::. ~ b=OIIII Detroit 1 I Lea ona po G All R. B Pel.' Clmnte, Pit m'm '09 .315 SuniO, Chl 116428 1!8\fll .3'¥1 Wilms, Chl 117 466 74152 ~ Mays SF 117 435 96 140 .m Nail B1obbar1 f~; IIIDt, -.lbd mound for New Havea bolt POOJ lwa, 'fii.Co Le•pl andbllnobody. 'swapped dutleslwlct with L.ef· l ellamptoa•, wW ploy ioa .U. Meanwhile, lll(ldloport went ty Mllloo Roush, wbo bad otor·nlt ......, ap of lilt aJoe. ahead :r,.a, In lbo lblrd when pitched New Hoven's victory OV· nq all p.m. Marit Tanneblll wu Bile llll ail ., Pomeroy Friday 10 gel 10 ,,_ ~.....,...,... "'"" error, Buddy 11400!'11'· w~i!d a!ld the finiiS . . . . AI 3 p.m. ..,. ........, ...., •...., scored attu ~. ~·s Together they fanned live, ICbool team wiD play 111 allbyrll a!ld Btii'-Uey's walked foor hlt aobodt Five >lM team ~ ·fr<m lilt oldoUble, • ' , of the six ru;,. given up. were her teams, New ~ven, P<lmeJerry Van lnwagea bomered earned. . r<!!', Eastern, Gallipolis, CIJe. with nobody on ln tbo fourth, Individual snd team awll(dtl shiro, and Southern. willie Bruce Wallaet . doubled, were made following tbP game Pomerey Hi&h !Chool won the slnsled, 1\ut only Vo~r 1 by Chester Tannehlll. SUmmer teaiue pennant, being undefeallnwagen ltOred. League President, and editor of ed in regular play. Two more •1'11111 eamo home The Dally Sentinel. In the fHth wben Moore led off An estimated overflow crowd Mld'port 002 120 1-6 8 5 with a walk, and H~lly and i of 300 baseball fans attended New Haven 1100 200 ~2 3 2 llngled. The last run tho final game. Stobart and Wallaee. Mayborne lo the lltVenth as "I~ has been the best base- nard (LP), Roosll (f), Maynard walked to lead off, and ball •vent of any kind In a (5), Roush (7), came home on Karr's sing· good many years In this area." lJmplres: Plate, Art Stobart; le. . bas•ball fans attested . bases, Larry Wolfe, George Pall~ Maynard opened on the Nell SUnday the Pomei'G)' Ne...troad, Jr. . If 1! P~eu,29 . ' ' ' ' I I ~:~~..~~0 :;:~~ Jsf * -- - - ·. - . - ... ,. ... . - .. .. POMEROY, OHIO . . ·•· . ,;········ ·--. . ·- '· ' . NOTICEJ The Rtlltr . Ph1rmacy wishes to ohnounce .· cl'llnt of our Ptotitlptlon Department of Au1u1t 25th. . will hlndlo •11/.rescrlptlons In tho u.. manner -. thet 1to, lfter thai dlio, tho Dutton DNII Company hlw your Prescrlptlont 011 flit, •ntl offlclent ·Ph1ttn1clsts will HtYO you tM OpUrfHUI llllhllet II WO h1vo ttltd 10rvo you. out doslro th1t you continuo with Mr, "".,.,. lot your Proscription needs. Your ~---nts will M tekon CIN of In tho semo 11111 citllvtrlos tnldo when ,.. . ~- ,_.~ ,. ' ... __ ' · GASOLINE r.' < Of HltJhoot Octal.. btlnp AJt, ._...._Of L..... Oil ' I ....In Sept. '14th D•y c1..... ,. ·' .. ,. ' Dlplorn1 Court~~ ' ·I 'I HULAJI iettlliULiD illlLIYIRY . NO RUNNING M ·!Ill' , NO CALLIM IN Til Ol!Ml 41A1 ~lJNINTID nCKtn' .WitH llll:tVMY -..s ,, ••' •i ..,2 Monllll o"r Winter Requirements On ·-HEATING OIL For Y j " ' 1 j >r , I ,..,.lioloi!ol'-..1 I~ ' ·.,_,..... .'~'-...,' •. -· . . ' ' . , ' ' ' . MEIGS ·~·· ',li . • ' ' . · ()Ur 1'~uckaA~ ,l!lulpped With 2·W; ltdlo ~·· ._.., Oulr,l!lr, Mcpre IHic!ent s.rvrce ,, ,. A'l'tENQ · i·· ,. :,-- ' . ' 10.~" ; .. GALLIPOLIS · ft.~ ' V'" -· . ' l'<':L• ·,-. :, ;j',•' .. • ,, ~ .... - ' •· I ,· - ' T • · 8 fu_~~~";" ' , .iiJ,.r:-.:....- :ttsburgh What a .the .,. 7-4 haYillg In th":":.ura~ Leaiue the The Pbiladel hi:~hiltieo sur: red · fered one of their worst de- e In : . feats:of the season at the bands White Sox eut of the New York Mets - of all to two IIIIJ"" people- and they still manage ' Red sox 2-1, th~ th~ir tc pick up a half-game on beat the Orioles :1-1, the closest pursers, the San FranciS- shocked the lridfaol Gl ts Se the co an · nators topped nd The Mets, who bad lost 15 of 1_7 previous games to the Phil· ties this year, collected 17 hits and took advantage of five Philadelphia errors In whipping the league leaders 12-4 Sunday In their final meeting of the campatgn. The MIlwaukee Braves, meanwhile •. took a pair Sun Fra~co 5.f and 111-2 to drop the Gmn~ 41> games behind the Philties. Klaus' Bot Hot , . Bobby Klaus, a recent aequosttion from Cmcmnatl, cracked ~ut four straight stngles and tal. !ted three runs for the Mets. who scored 10 SIX of etght ~mngs agamst loser Art Maha. fey 1111-6), Ed Roebuck, Bobby Sbanlz and Ray ..<~tip. Shantz, ptckd up ftom the Chicago Cubs only Satu~day ·. gave up four runs and SIX htts m hve 1 . nrungs. . . . , Galen CISCO )'lelded nine b.t ts, mcludmg .horne runs to ft<ehle · ~l-Z the Tigers w~ · · Koofo• Wbll IJIIi . ·' Curt Flood of II¥ 11 ted · ht :;:'e ':"wtnbi~tgat Los eluding four fax ~ho in' his 19th victory ·· g - e •- from f ';kne~aj~~""''e!~:·~ ;/, R~l"YOU':U. ZER LID the las! hall of the sixth Inning Suturday. The Tlgel'9 palled tile win out of the bag by drawing three wallis, a dooble by D. Hood, a single by M. Young and a lingle by Danny Abbott, It was Abbott's single that drove ill the winning run. Other Pomeroy ltltters wen Carleton with a triple, Bob Burdette with two doobles, a n d Swatzel with two singles • Middleport bitten were Pat Arcber with a double," J l Glaze with a single, and Jim Wllftlel' with a triple and double. Archer went all tbe way <a IIIClWld for the lndlano wblle pitched the route for !helf· •i·-a· game. .IS ! 1r"""" . Slnce Ju~y 27, 1~';~ w.~~]•. hill« Jimmy :S~~Iu;J: :Mll. home the. ·lje : ~l."!'' 1 • 'ltut.' nings ·of the opener . to · gain the victory . Tony Clonipger (12-11) scattered seven hit:i and contributed a two-run silgle in the BIRMINGHAM WINS . ROCKFORD , Ill. Cl!Pll, Den. . . . ny Dowdy's two-rtUl llrst ·~mng paced BirmiRgham, 1Ala., to 3 &-J viclory over Rodeo, . in the thJrd annu~ Pony , 1 · sunday. • League worl d senes Dowdy , narne<l the best ,p ay· . 1. . . !: m1hthe senes, batted .556 1or ~.ue ree games. - be absent from the Oakland . · · th 1 Ratder ilnellp wl1fll · ey al!e the Buffalo Bills ·next Sunday. Costa suIfe red a s hou ld er sep. . th ~-·b· arat10n m e eM•I 1t100 game against Denver laf\ Thursday ... " " IIllO 101 - 4 4 . : . ..... OIOOir-5 I and Glaze. Burdetta SWatzel. 4 . '"I ·' ~-~ ~ 1- . Associated-Radio and W and , ,: :· 1 MILLER MAYTAG NOTICE! We now have BOTH b u s t - at ON,E 'LOtA•':· TION - that of the .AssodMtM R...lo •nd eWe PI'OIIIise.P.rompt SINict el Wille On Hand tO~Dial . ' .Alto I_..., .., ,., . 11411: MAIN , , consecutive hits ,jn a. · header when Ron fanned him in the mntD' Jimt of the nightcap. . _. • . Koufax dropped hla run aver.ge to.. .U3 in ·~ his seventh shutout ol. .the 'ifill. son Curt Simmons .t-U-9) ~ ited. the Dodgers to six ·, · and didn't wallr, a · man In . second arne. . . , . : ·,..<o The Jlrate~ ailled. with the Cub: on ~Q .-'· homers by Doon .Ciendo,;.,.= ,, ... 8 I.11 . Mazeros k'I.'. to. t\B&e . f/0011!1' Sieve Blass to bis ffiJh . victoey of the season. AI McBe.an Pittsburgh's ·ace..ielievet, :.W!"r i'h' start for Milwaukee since being ' i . -· ·--·-·--·· --· ' ~ ' ' ,. .., -~·· 'j. ' j - clolnie,t~fvll·""'tv•ll•bl•- ~ pey plan .... to give you I(MIIoat tqUtl peyrnenb for the year -w. lu!lp;yout'tetnk ful!"' ~" you'U..heve no WOIJiea~holtiYinlnt6kW.itiwoether, '· , ' . ' ENROLL NOW • ... 9JI.6;, •llt'llrvlcos wltli regular schodultd 4Wtv.lel- 1'1111111' prln*i ticklf on OICh_dthVIfY ·~ ~ f ., MiliUS COWGI ' ." · ~~... ,8 Pomeroy Tlg- Dlghl and will be oul for a .,.. were :::::!nd 4-2 going lniO week to 10 days. AMI~ l'ior lveiy p.,_ • SWif Ut TJ1IO lnolotllllon Wlttl - j " ' ~'-+ . &,. for a chance to partJci.pate lar blow for Milwaukee in the Chi<' 0 Rmz _ a~ ~ -~.a~l\ii In tile championship cootest. nightcap to sink the Gi•nts. each. cOUec(\'ll ttir\\',,.hlf~ ~fl! Likewise, the winner of the The Giants hit five home runs , Frank Robi.n~~--· ~nocll~~ ''fit Oleshire-Pomeroy game wUI in the doub~header - a ll sol_o thrt'e run.s . f.o~ the R~s--_.·~~ ploy the winner of the Syracuse- jobs. Willie lolays unloaded ·his Jay <9-8) hmtted ~he ,,qllb!.i:Jt PorUand game on Wednesday, 36th and 371h of the season in SIX .hitl· and .!a!Ui1d -~... August 26. · tht opener, giving him eight in · ' The championship game of his last II gaMes. 1!'le seventh · annual Syracuse Lary Gets Wiu tournament will begin at 3 p.m. . Frailk Lary, "l•king his first mlp 0 .""''~ulodps ourwll oonunue ay at wltll th tw winners 0 p.m. d Portle d . ' an an ' P1aymg. Los ers Haven and Middlebeduled for 5 to are sc p.m. IIIZII OIL ' COMPANY ' .....l..........,. Ontli I · feit over New-Haven. New Hav'Jed en fw 10 .appear on schedule COSTA IS INJlJRED due 10 a llllX·Up lD time beOAKLAND GaUl. (lJJPJ)~Detw.een the two states . ' · · The Cba f ...... ~ fenstve tackle Dave Costa Will 1 FARM GAS NEEDS . ' ANNOUNCING FALL QUAITD · · at pm,oo&~Ml~andJ*-••n,m~'.1.! 1 Middl~rt's lndio?s 54 Saturday. With a surpnsmg from-behind rally m the . d th d ble mg game e OU naUon Champ of Ci.tllDlP~ Tournament at tl:e Syracuse ~aseball park. o .. tland the d r'll.l won Be<!OD. game of the afte rnoon by Ior- '' ' ' nightcap. ,. The St. Louis Cardinals blanked the Lo~ ·Angews Dnd~t ers -H after dropptng JO>e ~penThe Pomeroy Tigers defeat· er of a doubleheader ~. the· , di d~Y Au~~ ' . '·' ' · The Seventh Amrual S a 't t' I AII.S yr ;;;: nvt a •ona tar . e B.:'ctseball ~nament wt~get u erway at 5 p.m: on W. es•. WJih Gallopohs p aymg ur. Drawings were annoonced today by Tournament Manager Bob Looks. Individual trophies and a team lrophy will be pre· sented the championship team theflnal day of the IOumey, accordmg to Louks. Th d , e seccn game of. the etght·t.!'am tournament will be on Thursday, August 20 at 5 p.m. between Middleport and Ma,.,n. In the lower bracket, Pome· roy will play Ch hi t 5 . es re a 00 Frtday, August 21 · and w•ll go up agamst 4 August 22. breezing to h1s fifth victory The winner of th.~ McArthur- against 13 loss.es. · Gallipolis game willr .play the Eddie Mathews hit a threewinner of the Middleport-Mas- run homer in the first game I Tigers.Edge Indians in Tourney Play . ·, • . obtained from the Mets, gave up six hits over t~ first six i~ '. I . August 29. ' ' 7th Annual T ourney to Open on 19th Ph•ls L - ose· Mana · O'·e t' 0··· ' b . ,. . . f.n NL Marg1n :• t 4· on contest on Tuesddt. August and Gene Olivef added a simi- m t~e l'lln~ mm~r · : .. :.:> ' ... 80 cany,' ·' I lHE DAILY - •· I ••••- -- ' ........... -.' .. · 28, Stuart, Red Sox, Wagner, Washglon 1100 010 30x- 4 6 0 I""' nd Oll a ~-•·- M D l R Le 17) nd R-'· ,.,.ans, 1 v • '••~, •• · -ee, · e a """' II " ' - - ... -- ' · =~~=~:o:n~~!:~~~~2~W=~~Cu=la:rl:IO~Th=o:m:a~s~ ' ' ' ' · ;:~~~~:or:e~~~~f:i~J=1=t~·~·:th:e~h=ill~·~~~~~-~~~:~:~::~~=e~:e:w~~= ! . ..... ':J .•. ;, __ ?":\~30 ; T~:. Los Washington 4 Los Angeles I New York 3 Baltimore 1 each. ' ero. Narum 18-9) and Brumley. Chicago 2 Boston 1 Ran• Batted In !Loser- D. Lee lf>-31. HRs-Pow• Detroit II Kansas City 2 : ' NaiiOIIIII: Santo, Cubs, 86: er, Kirkland, Brinkman. Monday•• Probable Pllcbtrs Boyer, Cards, 86: ~ays, l New York at Chicago (Dlght) Allen: Phll 115 447 lf/142 .318 Giants, 84: Aaro&:j!raves, 79; i' Chicago 101 1100 000- 2 6 0 -Terry (f>-91 vs Pizarro (IU). Aaron Mll 115 484 82 145 .313 Torre, Braves, 7F' Boston 001 1100 000- I 8 I IOnly game scheduled) Mil 11: Z8l 40 88 .313 AmerlCIII: Killebrew, Twins, Horlen, Wilhelm 18) and Car· Crspher, NY 110381 57118 .310 95; Stuart, Red Sox, '91: Wag- reon, Marlin 17). Connolly, HellROCKETS WIN Torre, Mll 109417 6U29 .309 ner, Indians, 81: Colavito, A's, ner (3), Radatz (91 and Nixon, CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UPI) Cpda, SF 100731 ll5114 .30718; B.,.binson, Orioles, 78. Tillmon 14). Winner - Horlen - Quarterback Ron MOler blt · Amerlean Leape PitcllhoJ <9-7). Loser-Connolly 12·10). 5-foot"9 end Sammy Weir for G. All. R. B. Pel. Nllll<mal1 Koufu, Dodgel'9, tllree scoring )181ses to give' !he Ollva, MID 118 SOl 93170 .339 19-5; llunlllng; • Phlls, 11-4; New York 1100 0011 %1~ 3 10 CbarlesiOn Rocket& ~- ~I ftc. Mantle, NY 1113 337 811116 .315 Maricbal, Glahts, 15-5; O'Toole, Baltimore 010 1100 000- 1 5 tory over the· Contoli jlulldog1 RlmBon, Cl1l !111387 114 1lf .311 Reds, IU; Gibbon, Pirates, SIOtUemyre , Downmg Saturday rught .m the home Fregosf, LA 107 85111 .306 9-4. Blanchard, Howard (7). club's first Umted Football Chance, Cle 88:142 :t5 66 .3115 AmerleaD: Bunker, Orioles, pas, Barber (7), Miller 18) Laague game. B.Rnsn, Bal 119 447 48112 .304 IW; Ford, Yanks, 12 - 4: Brown . Winner Weir also recovered a fumble Freehn, Det 10431!8 48112 .304 Chance, Angels, 13-5: Pizarro, 12-()) . Loser-Barber 18·9). and romped In froiJI three Allison, MID 115411 76123.2119 White Sux, 1~: Downing, --B. Robinson, Lopez. yards out for a fourth tcJuch. fioward, NY 1115 382 43114 .2911 Yanks, 10-1. _ d~wn. Kllbw, MID 115 411 78123 .298 Detroit 1105 010 410-ll 15 Bob Brodhead, former Duke Kline, Del 107 389 5611S .298 ' Kansas Cy. 010 Oil 020- 5 7 Uruverslty and Cleveland BuJI. Home Ran Tuesday 1 Gameo Wlck.ersham 114-9) and dDg star ran for 000 touoh- National· Mays Giants, 11 . New York at Chl•••o "'"'I ban O'Donoghue ' . • ' - ' Ill&'' , ' down and passed for two more Wllllams, Cubs, 28; Santo, Loa Ang. at Det. 2, twi·nlght <4), Meyer 16), Wyatt 18) Amerleaa leque 10 account for the scoring of Cubs, and Cepeda, Giants 23; Kan. Cit)' at Cleve. 2, twi-night Edwards, Duncan Loser /. W. L. Pel. GB Canton, which trailed 211-14 at Robinson, Reds, 22. . . Minnesota at Wash., O'Donoghue (8-11). It's climate controlled ' -'- '· -. ' .-_-t ' , .,, �' • ) .. ' . . • • Voi~e of Broadwav .•• reporting County F Premium Lists for lOlst Annual Meigs Pr- HELfN HELP US! ' cb&Deod after II&J 11111L Carda idaallf7IDI 4-B projoet llllmal muat be oubadttod to tho County Es:teoalon Offica beftJa JGIJ lit, to bo olillble 1o neeivo premlumo. · 18. ao,lltration popen for Nliltered oalmala muat bo ......., by the Junior Fair auperlntendont In ebart;e of tho doJioli!tor ideotilk;aUo• , . _ · . 20. All lhllwinf l!IUII be dono by Juni<>r member& oniJ Ill ~ cl,oo.... (See Rule 17 .) ' 21. In oedor to be elilibla for premiomo aU 4-8 Club projoct boob muai be ..~ completed and in the Coualf EJ:tenstoa OHiu bJ IIIEIGS COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR PREMIUM LIST Supleloa Breed• Collie• wbal you nnt to believe, llld According to Mllt Kamen, the trick for Dear Helen: ohut up!" And, al CCIIIIU, be (Doroth1 Kllgall!ll Ia on Her comedians turned paneUsts is to change 1 have beeO married IS yean won't beet: dun. Wbal tood guest cohomnlst today is Bill Todman, their mental attitude from tbat of work- end have two children. My would II do?- You'd llllli tblnl: co·produ~r wilh llark Goodson of ;ftd alone to that of working wtth other 1 ~:~~ began wholl our te1e- be wu lying.. , "Wbal'a My Une?" and many other ...,. It would ring end ...., I'd make a wild (imd perhape popular television programs.) peoJie~ays the process can be difficult. I would answer, the per- 1Jllllli) &JieSII you'ft bellll IY WilLIAM S. TOOMAN 1 tb colleagues would hang up. houell by a .....,ue.l Jotet or Goodson·Todman is on a talent search. forge abea d and eave e to cont-·~ m• busband oomoone - bao .a pudgt • 1 temptation on panels is to try ·-, We're looking for new game show panel· Tbe trailing behind. But this works ag:Unst end naturally, be deaiea 81\Y' ,J iinst you. ists. tbe success of a show. The tri~k IS to ...., 'was caiUill! him. Bulin tbe Tblnk now. Would the "all> Our object is not to replace any of our bend in with the scenery and still make course of an argument over II. er womaa" be eo foolish u to permanent paneUst, but to augme~t the he replied a woman HAD boen keep on l'lnllnl . 1 maa •! his impression. --.... ..t... 1moW!l h1s i •upply of transient celebrities a•11lable an Our panel auditions are alwavs cro~d· calling him and he her. home - , ......, , . for tbe various GoodsOn·Todman shows. ed and it's easy to see why. Panelists Ever since, I have felt dff- W',fe will' ans..., tile calls? Mark Goodson and I work principally beoome nationally famous in less time ferent toward my husband. I That'• a sure way to lose • tel· through Bob 11ach, associate producer of !ban it takes to say "Password" tllought we were gelling 8long low wbo Isn't hen ID the firsl .. ''What's My Une?" Bob arranges regular • • • and now I only llave coD- place. . group auditions for new paneftsts In one An appearance on "Password" or "T?, Iteirn,'ot and want revenge. When And If you don't think so, try of the conferen~ rooms m our offices at Tell the Truth" or "Tbe Match Game him who tile woman ts, II on YOUR ellra-maritol rotbe Seagram Building. Tbese audiUQns. amounts to money in the bank for a per· jusl smiles and says, "I mance. held for almost a Vf'&r now. bave flushed former away over and above his fee for d••n't know." I ask him If be Perhaps you're JTIOI'1! guDty out a number of performer-panelists ~I· that particular show. . wants !tis freedom, end he says than your husband. Stay borne most totally new to game programs - m· Arlene Francis, for Instance. a~tnbutes "No." But he has never re.. where beiODt! ask I b • eluding Joey Foreman, Darryl Hickman, the packed houses she attracts 1n st~ge sured me. And I still get tbe pbotio eompany for on unlisted Nancy Dussaut, Joel Gray, Corbett Mom· shows _ "Kind Sir" and "Old Acquamt· pbotie calls. He has never ev· number, ahd try to forget aU ca and Marty Ingels. ance " for instance - entirely to the pop· asked me to forgive him. tills fooliahness. - H. The first requirement for any panel· ularity of "What's My Line?" and Ar· So I waat to hurt him as he Dear Helen: ist of course, Is that be be a celebrity- lene like the other panelists and John has hurl me. I om seelng a H~'s another answer to or 'at least a performer with celebrity po· Daly spends less than an hour Sunday man now, mostly out of revenge. "Jealous" who. doesn't like her ~antlli•ar word•? They are If you family. We know what It l1 tentlal In contrast to the man-om the- nights in the "Line" studio. Less than one . 1 want to stop but cen't aoem boyfriend to make remarks •· • a rrowinr family. Why not need money. We ' re '" street 'contestant. Tbe celebritv's back· hour a week. to. I keep tbinklng someday bout otber pretl)o gir... . ground usuaUv is show business, althou~h In and ... Ul when you have to help folks who do. Stop in There are still other advantages to pa- my husband will see what his I got ~~ews for her. My hi~SDorothy Kllgalien and Bennett Cerf. with neUing. It permits a star I? lead a nor· unfaltbfulness bas caused and bend sliD makes rtmllll'ks about money problem for any worth- call'today. their reputations In journalism and pub- mal home life. Joan Fontatne says that his heart wiD ache like mine. pretty women and we've bee!l lirhi,le need,auch aa outfitt.inr the lishing, are outstandmg exceptions to the beidg on a panel is the first job she's 1 seem to have jumped Into merried a 10118 time. He was rule. ever bad where she could sleep late and a pickle barrel and can't cUmb like tills Defore I ~ blm. • ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY cook dinner for her husband - all in out. Can anyone tell me what Wheo he.S'I'OPS admiring ~·­ Se~ondly, a panelist must be, in the the same day. to do? - PICKLED AND UN· ty, It's lime to start w~~· words of 8111 Cullen "Someone who can $2500 TO $200000 SlliiiSIIfiiJI«<· We're constantly searching for new LOVED becauao that's a sure SJgu be s think on his seat." He must be able to ad · IOUNDID ,II.. panelists because we cast..more. than one Dear p and U: getting old. UFE iHSURAHCE AVAILABLE OH ALl. LOANS lib with the best of them, and, above all, thousand celebrity "spots on nme shows lias it ever once occurred to It's only nainral that we nobe able to play the game 300 second st.- WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy each year, and there just aren't enough you tbat yopr husband was leU- ti<:e people of the opposite sex. Playing the game sounds Ilk~ - and plaers in the dugout That's why you oc· ing tbe truth when be repeated· "Jealous," l'm sure, lulows on tbe air looks like - the eaSJest part casionally see Dorothy and Bennett denied those hung-up phone wheD good looking men are NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON But tbis tsn't so. Some of the bi~gest st_ars "moonlighting" on other shows. calls were for him? Pushed loo around, and enjoys bav~ can shine onl:v with the aid of a scnpt. But we ~xpect them to be ~~r regulars far a suspicious wife, a man is them admire her. Tbal doesn I I)AVE OHLINGER, MGR!.. which is nonexistent on our shows ThfY on their own show - along with Arlene liable to sbout, •ot.ay, believe keep her from loving end. being go to pieces on camera when . fo~ced to true "one and " be themsel.ves; they ll\Ck the di'!('Iphne a and John - for a long time to come. I can't imagine "What's My Line?" with· THE AU!ANAC paneist must have to keep the game mov· out them, and I hope I never bave to. Today is Monday, AuguBt 17, in g. the 23lllb day of 11164 wltb 136 to follow. Tbe moon .. approaching Its full phase. The morning stars are Jupiler, Saturn, Mars and Venus. Tbe evening star is Saturn. By Wayne G. Brandstodl, M.D. smell and their color is not. a symptoms are to those On Ibis day In bistoey: Aloog will' fooiball practice reliable key to ldentlfymg tile acute poJSODIDg. Hospl~ 1n I790, the federal capital and tbe use of_ the arti- was moved from New York 111111 gradual ' shortening of tile "brand X." Even in. tbe labor· days cornea an outdoor sport atory thl!re Is DD aunple kidney_ are required City to Philadelphia. indulged m by braver sou.. that will reveal aU tile poisons overcome this disease. In 180'1, Hobert Fullon's tllan I am _ ool!ecling mu!lb- found in these plants. To be perfecUy sale Y o u steamboet, the Clermont, made rooms Each year brings ito re- Some penoD1 bkome ill af. sboukl eat only mushroom& its first trip up the Hudson ports · of mushroom poisoning ler e&llnl muabl'Gomo wben grown for the m"!'ket or r81Sed . River. . .., don't let all "bonest m~ one el.. In tile partY fa . in your bliSI!ID"Ilt from. knowD In 1915, a hurricane hit Gal· '1 take" aborter> yOdT days. There ed. This ill d~~ to allergy and stock. If you inSiSt .ou veston, Tex., killing 275 per- . ore more tban 3,000 species of Is aot fo be considered true mushr<10m gathermg eons. this plant, and 11 would take a musbroom IJOII!Onla~o 'J11,e .a m lhe woods, In 1933, Lou Gehrig of the real expert to · he familiar witb 1er may be rapid or dolayed. sllould study a good guide New York Yankeea set a half of tbem. The rapid type uouaDy oecan carefully. Bold mushroom on! when he play.d his 1,3118th To complicate JI'Uitlers, poi- witbln lwo luluro ol caliiiJ tile rarely get to be o I d consecutive game. sonous end llbnpoiaonous va· rauohrooms ,ead lo caued by eaten. Some ol IIIe A tllought for tile day-Eill!Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe I rieties are often deeeptlvely tile poiSon~- muecarlne. Tile re- volumes which mushroom lisb novelist Charles Dickens similar. Tb.. is especi&lly apt oull 111 aevere abdominal. pain, rely upon; said: "Keep up appearances to fool you If you are gother- violent ~larrbea, aellvatloa, "Common Edible Mo!!h- .:.w_ha_tev _ e_r...:yc..o_u_do _ ."_ _ __ ing mushroonis in. a part of the """'""' ' aDd lllortneu ol rooms," by Clyde M. Chrislen- coast hundreds of miles lo tbe country that -.. new to you. breath. Atropine. U pvea sen, "Field Book· of Common Other reuons why toadstool oromptl~, will prevcat deatll. Mushrooms," by WUliam Stur- so~yo has sweltered in 90 • potSOIIing continues to OCCUI are Delayed poisoning ~oes not gis, "The Mu•hroom Hunler's degree weather for 24 consecuthat the poisonous varieties do occur unm 6 to 15 hours alter Field Guide," by Alexander H. tive days in the worst heat wave not have an unpleasant taste or the mushrooms are ealeo. The Smith. . since World War II, and heat Q - Woold teklng one diurpUI dally for 14 days be- and heavy demand have deplet.fore each menstrual period have ed its reservoirs to 2.2 per cent a bad offec:t 00 tile kidneys! of capacity. In most of Tokyo, ·' .! By \VIL4AM J. FOX " erauon earlier IIIls year. It Is taken to prevent painful the water is 00 for only e hours United Prell Iaterudcml In my fingers, wrists,lr::..;of::.,.:tll::e:;..:24:::·~-----.l Noteo from 11)01 Foreign Newa SIDiapore Riot&: · knees Which disappears as WOMEN'S Cablee: · A leadq non - Malaysian of- s<ion as 1 start to menstruate. Mexican Worries: ficial says there is enougb A - Tills sounds like a perInsiders say Mexioo is get- blame to go around for tile fecUy safe procedure, especialling worried about the , une>· r..,. rifl\11 in Singapore in July, if you check with your docpected!y ac~...... p!a<tion but much beloll8• to tbe state·• at regular intervals. throogbout L.tin Amerjea to its ·prime minister. He says STORM recent rejection of sanetions nesia falllled the !lamca .. _the TOKYO (UPI) _ ~ 00 voted by the Organi..tlon of leading Malay • based political K.alhy skirted around drougbt.~; Ameri<an States (OASI ogolnst ~Y fell, moo tbe ~ap, a o d parched Tokyo, which would Communist CUba. Chil•, fnr es- Smgapore • PrlDie Minister Lee have welcomed tbe reliefs ol ' '' Chevelle Malibu Sport Coupe IIIIIPie, had been • expected In Kuan Yew fired le!DP"J's at to ti 1 · and . . ' 8 rams, ""' Ill• Mes- last mmute. · · · Sl-"-· ts ha rren toward Middleport' 0 • Cl ty oo muow ""'"' "? . ve Sa~ tile Y ""'"""~ lean example of foot-dragging. occurred m the past m Slnga· wtead, Ch~. broke rel8tions pore, where the Chineie make with Cube slapped Mexico up the majority <>f tile popul• 1111 tbe wrist witb tbe obserVa· iibn and the Malays resent 11oa that the OAS recommen. tlleir •tra<~glellold ou the ..,.,. Ulions were binding on all omic ll!e of the area. 'lblll IDIIJlber states. Inside infonna· time, the official says Lee. I 11o11 from Bo!IV18 I• that it, too, Chinese, must take part of tile DE~IGHED · . ·' . .' ' )' . ' ,.•'! S~- THE MAN .' will follow the Chilean ox- blame for offhandedly rejectina lllllple. Even Uruguay, lasl of Malay demnnds for more jobs. Walled till !lOW-for a sharp brand-~ 'f' •fnlm """ ..,. . .,._:.· •.,:: , WITH THE No. 1 BUYS Ill boldouiS ·111ainst impiem«<lGood Umln1! Rlibl now yqur C~· d~. r '1 del!lbl• l~j!D ~~ ,; lat the OAS • prup0s.r actioo, out to"make room' for the '65 models. He's do!Jig It wlt\1 gre•t · II reported givin~ unusually lllligbty conoideration to ill deals- No. l-1'!11ri· He.stlll hu a wide choice pf mQdilis and Jftll!lll pos!Uon. colora ·..:_ 'bJII they're moving fast. So buny ln. \'ou'll stlll be . talk~~\& about the No. 1 BUy yout!Uidl! yean frolll now: '1'hat's vaea~\ AUGUST II, It, to, 11, 22, 1964 Oflloen Advhory Oflt.n hettdont ___ ---··---·-- Jaineo 8lleola ---·---- ··-- C. E. Blaboloo ~.., Preilldl!lll ---·---·- 1 Iilc:ba!'d Holter · ------------- Joe 1-n• ....., -·-----··----- Dllio Routh --·--·-·--·--··· 0.\'la ' . PAIR DIRieTOII Girl lcouta ---·----------·----- · -· . J1111et Hetzer, J - om. 4-R Glrla ----- --··--------· &Jo llyen, llandra WeiiJ, Jelllllfer Lobaa, Dlxlo llolllh. l!'onllldne Wood 4-H .Bon --·· ··--·---- - - Richard ~lealz. ICarl, HU8l J&lbaa - · . . J.,.ea a.mm, Jamea.IIIONditll l'.F.A. ---- ··----·- ---- Richard Bolter, Jobn Arnott, Randall Reiber, Lort)' Lewis, Cbarloa W-r ADViSORY • Mn. Allee TbompJOn, Janet Dam F.P.A. --------n - Joe IJmtnc SUPIIIINTINDINTS DF DEPARTMINTS Achlevllneld A.w.,dt: Poultry lc lebltltl: Llvtstocln Sal)dra WeUa l!lorl Huat Rick Koblenb Richard Bolter Randall Reiber Charlet WaJames fla.mm Larry Lewjt James Hamm Randall Reiber Frank Epplo James Meredith Myere Rick Koblonts . Dan Smith Clolhl111 a. Poods • Nulrlllon: Dlxie ltonsh Ernestine Wood Jennifer Lohse Jackieo Jones Mrs. Kate Roush Cropa, Shop • Gordon: Style Rewve: Rich&rd Holter Sandra Wells Jamea Bamm Jennifer Lohae Randall Reiber Sue Ann Myen Joe Umin& Rutb Ann Bai1ey Mrs. AlicP 1'hOU1PIOD .Tanet Davil GIHIIIAL RULES wm JTJNIOII FAIR BUILDING FUND. 4. Judging wiD be earned out by competent disintere.rted judgeJ, Scbedulo to ho d'tennined later. a. Pou1try and Ra·bbita, per exhibitor · ------ --------- ----· $1.00 b. Clubs, Departmeots •.or other organization, not receivtn.a any tranaport.ation awards by its members tn any form, one award allowed. !tom Chester, Sutton, Bedlord, Rutlaad Townabip ··--· -· -------------- Per Unit ~00 (3) from ai: other town1hl·pa ln the county - ~- -- - Per Unit $3.00 One unit aban consist of: (1; Five or lea, head of sheep or goah. (2) One eow, ealf over 3 months of age or one hoe 3 monthl of aae. · - .. $8.00 will bo aUowed for transportation purpooea on obop d; ., - ~ htbit con•lltlfii of ten pieces. -~ · ... ,. \' ,, I, . ., . A 8 C f1.~1.~1.00 . ·' · ...00-f:I.IIO $2.00 - .. ·· ~ ·' ,,, ' TJI!i.ToJUf ', WE DO 11 FOR LIS$1 . Now you ll8JI bave tbat new ldtcllen.' Rotllolnt c~ tom built-Ins for any home. EASY ~S: ' Ingels Furnityre I, I "0* 4t •• • .;·' .f' "'· l, ' ' ' . ' DIVISION II CLC. THING, HOME FURHISHINGS, AND HOME MANAGEMENT IS. CLASS 5. CLOTHING. All sewin.e and clothlna: will be brought In Tuesday, August 11, from. 1:00 to 6:00p.m. to be judged on Wednesdsy. August 12tb. Junior Fair sewing will not be judged at the Fair Grounds. This judging will take place In the local club plus the erade on the projeet book. Db. Three srticles made in 4-H "Artlclea to U!e and Wear.'' Three articles must be exhibited. Skirt ud blouse plua another il acceptable. De. Your First Outfil ClaH 3, Demonatratlon Contest; Clm D II, ~ Complete Costume, Tailored GanneniS; Claal 13 Cl~• Dd. School Dreaa &e. SpOrts Clothee 5f. Louqin& Clothes and Undcrearmenta 37 Tractor Rodeo. - Claaa 8, T - Demonstrations; Clasa ID, a thru Gg. Oren-Uti Dreu CIUI 17, a tbru f. Guernseys; Cia" 18, aU Jet" Dh. Til• Complete Coatume 51. Tailored ClothlnJ aeys; Clu.l 18, all Holsteins; Class 20, any other Dj. Dairy Breed. tii.~.OQ.---43 .00 Educational Boothe. · Tht beat thr" oducadonal hoothe will reeeive an additional prize of: Flnt PriZe - -- -··-·-··---··-·-·-------------· '10.00 Second Prize --------·-------------------- ' 7.00 Tblrd Prile -'-- ~ - ----·---- --'- - ---- - ----- --- • 4.00 1. Elllibilo -~ liuat be In ploco not later than 8:00 p.m., Tueoday, '\/ ·- AUiuat 27th, at i:OO p.m. Ally oabiblt removed before that time will forfeit OJIY prem!Wno awarded -on 'lbom. Nutrition oabibita mUll bo IIii place . not later thoa 8:00 a.m., TburodoJ, AuJuot 20th. 8. Entrioa :- In tho Junior Fair muat ho •~hmitted to the Junior fair SecretarJ not later t~~¥n lillY 15,·11lt14. I 0. w prompt1n1, eooeliiD1. or 'taJ old at lbe abowlq wm forfeit an, premium awanlod· l!llt Wllllbitor and the elllibltor will ho ruled out of .an COII/P.~Ii\1911 ·111 ,Jwpj,r l)jvla!Oa of the Fair. OniJ nhlblton ond JI¥11• allowed In tho .!lli!W •rilitl. · ·· 10. Junior nhl.bttoro IDIIII do aU fillinc and .... of onknala ex· blhitod .ID •tjl, Junior DIYiiiOa of lila .Fair. Otberwloe It Ia not 100'10 Junior Fall. ' , 11. Limit on BDiriM~ Eacb lunlor Fair elllibltor lhall be Umlted to twO (2) 'enlrlaa in eocb clau. <&:xalll1lles: 2 eriirlea in Closa 8bl Style llevul'o abl>I\'IDaD•!UP ando>~ onlj one entrJ.J lllblloni - Ea~ ·llldllbltor •ball reeeive ribbona IDdieotiq tho •~llt1 of eil!lhil ,IU,bbolll muti bo <!iasiiaied ON aod BY ublblil d... mil ibo' ioir. ·. ""' ' . · ' " lJ, oln"it tho or lentil u. •' ~· aeveotb, ,. ' bleD ID CoD01e Girlo' Garment& - enJ of tile above projec:il (Dd-50 out of high achool one year or more. recopiled AUIUBt 18bt except nutritJon and muat remain ln place until Saturday, . OHIO · Program. No person may model n:iore than one gannent in tbe style · Revue. Premium• will be wl'tbheJd if uA" awards do not model In the Achievement Program. The Style Revue Committee will be responsible for cbeckln1. Gb. Blouse and skirt made in 4-H "Articles to Use(lnd Wear." If theJ have also made two other trUclea in this project. must be lilted on eotry ta~o De. Your ll'irll Out1tt 8d. School Oren De. SpOrts Clothes 8f. LI>Ilqiag Clothet and Undercarmenll 8g. Dreso.Up Dre.u 8h. Tbe Complete Cllltumo 81. Tailored Clothlng llj. COUege Girls' Style Revue - any Jlrl out of bleb scbool 7. HOUSING AND FURNISliiNGS. ' 7a. Quick and F.uy Howekieplq. Make oq nhlbit ot two eu1111>lea from IDJ l'lro of tbeae pldot: I. Mako ona ~k out of two or moi'e. ' 2. Leave out aD1 pOrt ol a ,Wit you caa. 3. Uoo tllo btiot tools. f. Make both banda, •oot. , .. 5. Keep IIIIDa within·'o uy ,...... · 8. Use the biNI. post, ·, . Include In your nhlblt a ~ ,o!o~n1 how ,.u ~ a tatol of at least twelye, .,Oinil In tbe project. · · · 'lb. .Cieaa qotbeo .!Jiio,Qtllc!I: ind ZU, Way, ·· . '· ~ an ~~ to IDcltlde\.~ toi\OWlnr: .. , I. A 1arment:.U bave,'l!aa!¥ ·lr~4d• , · 1 ;J ' 1l _' . · 2; :.::,, th~ ~oWS .~ ~' !~'ril~ ~'lj';W ~fila ' '( 1- A ~~WIIIi:ll"lhbljo iloW .~~!f.: llitll Ofi • ' , iii pom~ if ~ · m. ro,111 ··~·~ . , ·<M~· .... Dicl!l~.UU. I ' . ·, ·.• · •' . l ~ and/or other details bow one of these recipies was carried out 7b. lmpnrve Your Home with a Dressing Area Exhibit drawine of floor plan for the dressing ~ple of u.: dltplQ aa the improvements made jn close cJoaet and draw• Jpace; and di1play t.wo accessories. 71. Tbe 4-H Club Girl and Her Home Exhibit articles made or remodeled for one room. Display clw1 lhowine bow you coonpleted. units. 1st year -------------------- 9 units 2nd year ------ --- - - - -------- 12 units Srd year -------------------- 15 unltl List nwnber of yean on entry tag. 8. CLASS 8. MEAL PLANNING AND FOOD PREPARATION. Bak· ing. All baked foods must be labeled, aivin.g name of product, kind of flour, ahortening, or mix used. All baked foods must be aeeompanie4 by menu lhowin& u&e. Club members should list on thiJ eard tbe fooct. required to be judted according to lhe project. An)' duplicate entriel mu1t be of different variety or type. 8a. Good Food for Snacking and Packing. (1) Well-planned, well-prepared, nicely-packed lunch in a suitable container such as a shoe box, sinall basket, or school lunch ~ OR (2) Well-planned, well-prepared nutritious snacks for one persoa_ attractively served on a tray with correct table ·&ervice. Bb. Fun with Food for Lunches and Suppers A menu for a lieht lunch or supper, one well-prepared serving al all foods on the menu, a pla ce setting for serving the menu, ~ipe file. Be. Quick Meals (l) A complete day's menu for the famlly (2) The followine foods from the inenu: (a) one protein rich dish, Cbl one dessert, (c) one vegetabll or salad. It is !hJggested that the foods be individual aervtnp with appropriate table appointments. Hd. Tasty Meals (I) One dish chosen from this menu (2) Cloverleaf rolls and recipe fil e. 8e. The 4-H Girl Bakes Yeast Bread, Rolls, and Pies The exhibit wiU consist of one day's menu using the baked teoda ' \ exhibited plUII any tw9 of he foUowin.g. · ::; ~. )_ · (a) 3 yeast rolls, (b) 3 sweet rolls, (c) one loaf of' breed, (d) one pif. ·'· · · D. CLASS 9. OUTDOOR COOKERY AND HOST AND HOSTESS Ia. Outdoor CookerY 1 E Exhibit one type of outdoor fire includine a menu to be prepared on each type and two major dishes plus c~lete menu from a meal prepared in the project. Dishes are to be those that would be prepared and cooked outdoors. 8b. Outdoor Cookery U A planned menu and m9rket order for the foods for an outdoor meal Help plan two types of outdoor: fires and two menus to iJt. dude foods cooked OQ those fires. Two JJlaior foods from one lllenu. tc. Junior Host and Rostesa .. File or scrapbook, menu for JfrE>.shments for a party, and one major food from menu with appropriate table appointments. td. Teenagen Entertain ' Exhibit to include notebook of entertainment ideas, invitation, table service, and menu for specific 'OCcasion plus one food prepared from ll 10. CLASS 10. FOOD PRESERVATION ! .. AND II. Canning and Freez. lng. Containers not labeled will not be judged. Each container of frotl!!n or canned food must be properly labeled- giving name of product, specifying method of preparation, and date frpzen or canned. A chart must be dilplayed showing completed number, of packages or cans from at least 3 voups in Food Preservation I and at least four groups ln Food Preservation n. Entries in rood preservation limited to two items ill each exhibit or entry tag. lOa. Five jan of fruit. Include menus shOWing how to be used. lOb. Five jars of ve.getables. IneJude menus showin& how to be used. 10c. Five jars of canned food with menu that ran be used for a familJ meal in December. 11 lOd.. Five varieties of frozen food with menu showing use ln family meal Exhibit must be plarE'<I in plastic bag or other container to keep it together. ' 10e. Five varieties of frozen food~ with menus sH'owine how foods: can be used. Place exhibit in plastic ba·& or suitable rontainer. lOf. Five varieties of jelliE>s, jamil, f>t(' ,, with mt>nll,l showing bow food& can be used. · lOg. P'lve varieties of pickles, relisht>s, etc .• with menus showing bi)W' food1 can be ust-d. L .\ i DIVIStON IV. GARDENIHG, CROPS. AHD SHOP 11. CLASS 11. VEGETABLE GAlU>EN AND CROPS. Garden. E><hibit to conaiat of plates o.f three ldifferent vegetables. ~ch plate mau consist of twelve beans. five tOmatoe1. five carrots , five beets, one 1111\uasb, one eabbage, or similar vegetable. lla. Vegetable Gardentnt for Be&inners 1. Entry to conslst of three plates of any three vegetables ~m~wn. llb. The Family VeRetable Garden. IJ Entry to consist of three plates of any vegetables FOwn pl~,~i plan of garden or chart showine quantity of each ve&etable plant~ · or ,, gi'O"!L lie. Speclll Cropa. Strawberries---exhlbit to eonsi!t of 1 quart of berries or 3 ~ plant&. lld. lle. llt. ne. llb. 111. 11j. I' Ra&pbfniea--exhibit to consist of 1 quart oC berriea or S arowlDI plant&. Potatoee--12 tubers, any variety. "·' Com - may consist of 3 stalks of 1964 corn. Com - may consist of 10 ears of 1963 com. Commercial crop-- uops must be grown primarily for eollll¥rclal sale. Cuemnben Tomatoes Cabbage Pumpkin• Muskmelon Bean• Watermelon Strawberrle• Peanuts MangON Tobacco Hay - exhtblt to consist of one slice. Popcorn - 10 ears of 1964 com. Popcorn - 10 ears of 1963 corn. Sweet Corn ·- 10 ean of 1964 corn. Any other crops, fruits, or vegetables carried as projects or lupello vloed. Practice• ,.u Cl.AS/1 7. HOME MANAGEMENT, FAMILY E!lONOIIlCS, 25 I'Olnll if )'011 ItfO 14 ,.,. - - ... ....... ' '' · • . lltclu~t 1 J<iill' 8p 011 enlrf'W.'" ·" .. ~ • tute manner.) 71. Improve Your Home with Good Lighl EJhibit chart llhowin& the 3 rectpiea uaed. IDUIINte by llk. 111. or mor.e. l ' .' lot Jeer ~ D IGII!el ehooen and oetlvltJ ""'••II • Zlld JHr - D tDplea ebooen ond aetivlty for cedi 3rd year - 7 topia. chOJeD aDd activit}' for eac~ State aumber o1 :rear• on entcy tae. · 7•. l'uD w1t11 a.... FurulalliDc• DllplaJ two articlos made, one article eboMD. ,and 1 ehlll1 obowlrlf - • you leamed, what you made, wbal you elloee, and wllat JOII did. 7t. Improve Your llolue With a Study Center. EJhiblt drawlnl of Door plan allowiD& arTanJoment of t=lture Ill your study center, oad dlsplaJ the deak, liallting, and 3 ....,.,..u.. (If th., are aot· portoble, brine ~<ale model or illustrate Ill a mboU.. 8. CLASS 8. STYLI! IIEYUE. Aa elimination conteot will be beld on • Au"'st 12, at 7:30 p.m. All ilroaeeo ·IJ'aded "A" In the ellminatlon con. test must be shown ln the· CeuntJ ra& Style RevUe at the Aehievement M'! o ,I ' aa llllhlblt -..c ~.of tbo ~1 Ill the projtel, W · a c~ lllowlal wbot you have leorDed frvlll tblJ projeel oDd ltN oa-pM. 74- Yoa and Your Jlonn · ;..p.,. ... - · - nhi.blt llhowlnl metma1 """'"'~ lloll i e - 1 to OIMI ol the oetlvltice you . - lll<llllle io ~ nblbl.l a chart llboW!nl: i 5a. Three articles made In 4-8 1'Let's Sew." b, Herefords, Angua, Charolais, and Sbortbomj ... L How well demonstration is prf"PPU'ed -----~---- - - 30% Interest to audience -- -- ---- ------------------ 20% Showjng and eXJplaining process eleariy ________ 30% f . C!aos 4, IUNIOR LEADERSHIP. Required eshlblt Is aa follows: 1. Completed Junior Leadership Project book. (Must be in County Extension Office by August 3rd.) 2. Supplementary, useable, teadership material. ('l'bia b to be material of value in the leadership situation aa shown by Junior Leadership book.) (1 .. and 2. m:. y be in one notebook.) (Show bow 2. ns used.) 3. Poster or chart showing Junior Leadership work completed tn Joca) c1ub or community and countv-wide adiv:Jty. Exhibitor may show previous years of Junior Leadership work. (This must be neatly written or printed. Slze of poster or chart must be plain enou&h to read at five foot dilllance.) , 7 a thru h, Home Manaa:ement. Family EconomIes, Housing & Fumishinp; Class 8 a thru e • .MeaJ Planning and Preparation; Class 9 a tbru d, Out· door Cookery and Host and Hostesa; Clau 11 1 lhru q, Vegetable Garden & Crops; Cla10 12 a lhru q, Conservation and EntomoloeY, Flower Garden.. ing, Lawn Care and Forestry~ Class 34 a, b, Liveiltoek Products; C1ass 38 a, b, ~. Pbotoarapby; Claa1 39 a, b, c, Band; Class 41 a thru e, Nunlng, Flrll Aid. Child Care; Closs !1.2 o. b, PeraonailtJ Development and Leadership. Cla10 5 d lbru g, Clothing, Dre11es and Louniinl Garmenta; Class 6, Sty1e Revue; CJua 7 1, Home Management, ,amily Economies, Houslnt: & Furnishines; Class 10 a thru g, Food Preservation 1 and II; Clu1 13 a thru q, Engineering, ·Electricity and Shop Wort; Class 14 a thru f, Showmanlhip; Class. 16 a thnJ f, Showmanship; Clau U a thru f, Showmanship; Class 26 a, b, Sbowmuablp; Class 82 a, b, Showmanship; Claaa 35 a, Showmanship; Class 36, 4-~ Riding Horse Project, Showman&hip. bltJ; tll.~.t)l).....t3.00 considered In judllal Choice of Subject Demonstrated · -- ------------- 20% r, 1, Engineerlfll, Eleetrleity and ' Shop Work; ,.. ~ ••• •· 1c.., No.1 va~~..; •~ 1 .. be Five points will 'hft deducted for eacb minute or fraction of minute demonatration il under five minutes or over fifteen minutes in lengtb. Clua :za. 24, 211, Sbeop; Claaa 27 lhnl 31. Swint; ClaH 33 I thru g, PoultrJ; Clasa 33 b lhnl 'f, RaiJ. · • why~ demonstrated. Poinll! to d.emonatrati'ona will include: · - Clua 4, Leadership; Closs 5 a,b,c, Lel'a Sew, Articles to Use & Wear, Your First Outfit; Clau ...00-$1.1Ht.IIO - €~ef-... Chtvefte - Che¥y II :.. (Onalr an,d • t:l ' • TOTAL ·-------- ----·-- 100 points 3. Class 3. DEMONSTRATION CONTEST. Elimination Contest will be held Tueoday, August II al 6:00 p.m. Contestanll! wiD be notified lf th!l,, ~l'E to demonstrate at the Fair. The contest ia open to all partici· paUJ!$ ._.,,..,-The purpose of a demonstration i1 to show the bow and I . A•udo - Baile iwarda will be ma~e ~ eacb ezhlbltor on baals of ll'lldes u follows . No award will1 be made on ••D" grade~,. but tru. portllllon wUl be paid o~ livestoc!I:. ""' vro•·•., , ' . .. .... N .OO (2) . trxou:~/_~ no~! _ -· . . c. Uvestock transportition will be per animal unit follows : (I) from Salisbury Township . · ------------- Per Unit '1.00 T WOMEN WANTED These awards to be paid in addition 5, Transportation awards - to erade award listed in a:eneral rule 6. Dress Shoes d I an F ats . 2. Clan 2. EDUCATIONAL BOOTH EXHIBITS. Any 4-H club, Vocational Agriculture, or Vocational Home Economics Department, or any other Junior organization may set llll one educational booth. Booth exhibits wJll be alven a space 3 feet det-p and 3 feet wide (dependin& upon nature of exhibit, plana. snd amount of space a·vailable) and accompanying wall space. No articles in the booth may be judged in any other class. Entries for booth exhibits must be made at the tlme of the other Junior Fair entries giving title. For example: "Safety iD the Home,'' .._. Good Diet Pays," or "Tractor Safety.'' A brief sketch and plans for a booth must be submitted at the time of entry . Specify important needs IUch as table space needed, electrical connection , etc. Score card for judging the Educational Booth: A. Does the title sign portray the objective of the exhibit? ..... ·· ··-- · -· --- -- .. 10 poinW B. Is the idea of the exhibit seen at a glance? Is the center of Interest easily seen? .. ________ 20 points C. Doe• the exhibit represent ah approved practice? __ Ui polnta D. Is the total exhibit in proportion to size of booth? 10 points E. Is the use of color, light, or motion effective? . ___ 10 polntl F. Are labels, posters, and exhlbit artic1es in proper relation to each other in size proportion? _. _ . __ 10 potnll G. Are statements on labels simple and easy to read? __ 0 points H. Is the script or printing of charts, labels, and . ... ____ ___ II pointl placecarda neat and effective?. L Is the use of Englhh, spelllng, and punctuation ~::sm'fect1 ----- · . . -~-- - ----- - --------- -- -- - - -- 15 polnta 1. Is originality shown? - --- - -·-··-- ·---------- ---- a points K. Will the appearance of the exhibit 'be satisfactory for the duration of the Fair? --------- ------------ a polntl 1. Exhibits - Must be carried a" VocationaJ Auteulture, VocatlonaJ Horae Economics or 4-H Club projects or supervised practices or under aupervJaion of Girl Scout trooos. When question of doubt shan arise the decJsion of the Executive Committee will be considered final Each ex· bibitor must clear his or her space before check will be issued. 2. Scoring -- The method of scoring will be usina: A, B, C--en A nhiblt will consist of exhibits of superior merit. B exhibitl .will be those midway between A and C exhibita. c exhibits will be of average merlt. Thoae that do not meet desirable standards will be eraded D and not rP.Ceive a ribbon or award. 3. TBF IUNIOR FAIR BOARD RECOMMENDS TIIAT 20% OF EACH JUNIOR FAIR EXHIBIT PREMIUM BE DONATED TO THE Notes From Forei~ News Cables REMODELED· KITCHENS The committee recommends that the King be selected from F .F.A. ~H club boys in the even calendar yean; the King and Queen selected from achievement award winners; and that girls &elected have a major portion of their work in home Nall:lng. It 11 recommended that judges used be familiar with the procedures of each group. In the odd calendar year&, from Betty Leonard '!"ill!" - before date of Junior Program at the Fair. Jim Sheets Rick Kobletitt James Mereditb Melanie Brown Today's .Medical Report Holpoinl Custom Buill-Ins tic and Pacific Tea Company have provided trophiea. SELECTIONeaeh .t-H club may nominate members and each Vo-.Ag. and: Home Economic• Department may nomlnak members for thta award. Selection of court)' winners will be made by eom:Petent disinterested judees. Recorda must be ln tbe bands of lbe County Committee by lune 15th. (4-8 bJ May 11th.) In order to be eligible for an award, membera must exhibit and be present at the County Fair unless prevented by sickness, deatb of animal, or similar reason. The Awards Committee will notify winnm loolh Ellhlblb • Jr. Ldr, Dlsplor w. THE SHOE BOX MIMBIRS Sue ' . All a~lmals nhlbited at the Fair must be aocompaniod bJ llealth popen Indicating that the Uvestock meela state health requiremeDta. DIViSioN ,I' - ACHIEVEMENT AWAIIDS 1. Clan I . ACIIlE\'J!:MI!Nr AWARD. Tbe Aehievomeat Awml II plmned to recognize outstanding achtevement amone our 10\lDI people.. Awordl will be mode on the hooiS of reeordJ, !etten of recommendotioa, and other ttems wbieb ean be 1eored. Previolll winnen of the Achiev• mont Award aro not eiiJiblo to compete In 11168. Tropbieo will ho provided to the wlaner of oaeb of the following groupo: 4-H Bo11, 4-8 Girll; Home ll:conomiel Jirlo; and Vo-Ac. boya throuJh lbe Oblo BeiliU Merchlll'ltl AsBOtiation; The Farmers Bank and SaviJJI& CompanJ, Pomeroy Motor Company, Kroger Grocery and Bakina Company, and Atlan-- 23. 4-H Soya ----·- Dan Smith, Dick Sterrett, Frank Epple, C. E. Blakeslee • pr, IOA~D ~Jrd. Girl Scouil --····------------- ----- - .. -·.. . Kn. JobD Betzer 4-H Girls -------------··- - -- ·· ·---~ 1!eUJ Leonard, Mn. illte Roua1oo ·w e ·do ,,, isbuysb • ,au .....U•• ~ ·-~----------JliMIOII er., • DaiJy leDtlnel, Pomerty·JJI4~ 0 ., Auf. lf, lfe41l ' . , DOilOTHY ltiLGALUN r ' MaJ be exhibited. 11m. Wheat - exhibit to consist of one peek sample. lln. Barley - exhibit to consist of one peck sample. Uo. Oatl .._ exhibit to eonsilt ot peek !Ntft\ple. lip. Rye - oabibtt to consist of peck aample. llq. Champion Tropby 0< Ploquo to tho moat outailncllnc Jorden ot crop exhibit l!:ntri"" In Ibis cia" 11181 be ent,ered ID c l - lla to lip iaciWiive. TropbJ or plaque to be aecured I>J Jualor Fill ·•. Board. 12. CI.\SS l:L CONSERVATION AND ENTO¥QL!)GY, FLOW!IR GARDI!lNING, LAWN CARE. AND FOIIII:8TR.Y 1111. Let's Explon the OutdOOl'L " llate a dllploY or poster showlnt detallt of one phase ol U.. - , doon ltndied on your hikes. . Ub. Oblo Blrdll I!Qialned bt rour project - . 12<: So~ Son end Wali!r ,. · Ch~ oo dlaP.1 elf oae major aetl~ty. 1:14, J:anii ~ aad 'SoY Tnti.nc . · 'Chart or di.mi., of C!iii miiiOr octl~. ., ' 12<1. Wlldllr. ~ · . · ' ' ··o u't .r ~~~ cif on,o major actlvlt;J, • ut. ::!7"~tc,:: :;. oabiblteol. 1U ....,.. • --- ., .,, �~- ~I \ t \1 • • . . ..~ ·v Semble!, - . . . . . , . . . (1otebofa llllrotl!e - advueed llwo 121. Ulr. lack'll'e IIIII Catebeno D1. , ' - ! oou- DPilll "" ubllllted. TwtniY·flvo lDIIdl t 1"- ., or ,...., llll.c be mort edmoced llwo llll. Y- Pint Flower Getden. !!!QIIolt two kiD4t of floworL Prepare a ebart showinl ft11o: dono ,._ en ublblt of u oett'riiJ, I Ql. ..,_ Oordonllll P. . A<cordi7ll to project book. Pre))ll'<l 1 ehart sbowtna wort do.. pllll en exhibit of en activity. 1lt. Plowor Gar4tzriDr m. . A<cordi7ll to project book. p,_n o cbart ohowinl ft11o: doot pl111 an uhlbll a! an activii,J. U1 Flower Getdentrra IV. Um. liD. lllo. Up. 12q. 11. 131, Ub. Ue. A.....-dlq to project book. Prepote a ebart obowlnl wort dono pltu an exbll)lt of an acttvltr. lllower Ger4eoi"' V - Home Belutlfleotlon. "'-"' an erhlblt abowina: some pb&Be of actual woril: doDe. LIWn aDd Garden MllDtenance. Lilt on a ebut aU work done pJu1 a dtopla7 11oow1n1 cruo 11f0WL1 or '"""" oetivlty ouch as ferlllixoor Ulld. Woodenfter. Prepare a ollspll1 of wood, or luvoo. properly label· ed 1114 11701U5ted .,., bt ubibllecl TNt Plantlnl. Eaeh member should txhlblt three or more Uve tne1 plu a pc:~ater livinl the fadl of how many trees planted. date of plantine. and survival. Wlodbrelb. Exbiblt detailed drowina of windbreak. date of plan,_ IDI. klndo a! treeo. aurvlval rate. CLASS 111. II:NGtNEERING, ELECTRlC!TY. AND SIIOP WORK Auto Care and SafeiJ Ualt I Aato care and Safety Unit U Auto Care ond Sorfety Unit m Live and Play the Electrie Way - First Year. Llv• end Play the Electric Way - Soeood Year. Ad..,.eed EleetrleliJ 13d. 18e. 1st 13g, Rope 13h. Lawn Power Equipment Unit l 131. Sm.U Engine Care and Maintenance Unit D. 13j. Two wheel trailer, hOI house, brooder house, waR"on box, hay rack . tat. Wort bench, milk cart; feed eart; hog self-feeder; community nett: motor driven assembly; poa:t drill usembly; farm sled; ladder· teble· lliiD nck. 111. &min mo~r project - completely tear down , repair and rebul1d motor. Sbow OD 1 poster (8'rn •• x 11" or larger) exactly what was doae. lim. Small motor project - completely tear down motor. :Mount parts oo exblbtt board listing repain needed. tan. WehUnt: job - large (examples: storage ~ack: mo~or base_.) tao. Club Rope exhibit - su2'rested minimum s1ze 3 x 8 nr eqUivalent. 18p. Club Electrical exhibit - suggested minimum size 3' x 3' or equivalent. J3q. Larae Cabinet- eo""'letely finished. Cedar chest, gundcabinet. JSr Lar&e Engine - clean. paint, and repair to running con ltlon. 111. Farm weldinlil job -- exhibit a large weldine job to be used on farm Example- wagon or elevator. tC. CLAsS 14. SHOWMANSHIP. Each person entering an animal in elau 15 tbrough 25 shall automatically enter for showmanship. No hul111 may be exhibited in the Junior Show. All Junior Fair exh~bitor~ must be ready for showmanship at 9:08a.m. They should walt until their class b ealled before comiUi to the show area. The purpose of starting with 1bowman1hip 11 so both exhibitor and animal will be fresh and clean. Grading ot' the showmanship elal!is 1hall be based ISO% on the exhibitor and how well be handles his animal. 50% shaU be on the condition nf the ..nlmaJ as to cleanline.!ls, grooming, and physical condltian. Tbe 11uality of um animal shall not be considered in thiR class. 14a. Old Pro - 4·H, those that have exhibited 4 years or more. Ub. ·~ 2nd, Srd. and 4th, year exhibitors. 4·H. tte. Novice Showman - 4·H. thou exhibiting animals for the ftrst .: Ume. Champion and Reserve Chaml)ion in each of t~l'l three classes ,. shall be aelected. Grand and Reaerve Champion lD each of the three classes .shan be selected. Grand Chamoton Showman lball be selected from tompetitinn of the top two winnera of the classes ltd. 14e. t4f. 15. 151. l~b 111<':' ! lad. 115@ •'15f. ll!g. lib. I t,\ · '•" 141-14<>. Old Pro - Vo-Ac. 2nd, 3td, 4411, year e-xhibitora - Vo;Aa:. Novice Showman - Vo-Ag. CLASS 1~. HEREI"'RDS. ANGUS, OIIAROLAIS, AND SHORTHORN Calf bom January 1, 1904 to Aprjl 30. 1116f. Senior Calf born Sl!lllember 1, 19113 to Deeembtr 81,_11!63. SUmmer yearllng born May I, 11!113 tn Au&uo! 31, 11!63. Junior youllng born Januaq 1. \1!63 to April 30. lfMI3. Senior yearling bom September 1, 1962 to Detember 31, 1962. 2 year old heifer born May 1. 1962 to AU&UJt 31. 1962. Cow born prior Ia May 1, 1~. lpec!tl Steer Clau. · On feed three montb!l prior to fair. Must be identified by June 1 by club leader or F.F A. Advisar. Can have no dairy blood. 'ftte American Polled Hereford Association, K11nna City 30, Mo. wiU 1w.u."d a apecl.al plaqqe to the exhibitor of the best polled Hereford heifer In the junior divl!lon of a f•lr or If a Junior Fllr 11 not held thla award is available for a show open to attrte 3M Eberi1 -~G.-, ()blo . Seol~ Yr. poster. First Ald . .Exhibit first aid kit or medicine ablnet ud 1n edue• tonal poster. Learning About Children - ••chipper From One to SI.K" Exhibit the nine toys made and an educational po1ter. "Chipper From Seven to Ten.'" Edllbit 1 teries of P~ll tor UIustrations which tell of a ehild'l 1rowth and deve•.....,....en age seven years through ten. ••Baby Sitting for You.'' Exhibit your baby 1itter'1 ldt and an educatlonal poster. CLASS 42. PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT AND LEADERSIUP Pereonality Development. Exhibit dettils uraneed. through County :htenaion Office. Teen-a1e Tolk Over. lilxhlhll detolla 11m11111ed throlll!h CouniJ Extenaion Office. 43. CLASS 43. A RECOGNIZED PROJECT 43a. Exhibit a recoaniled pnojlcl meotln1 the opproval of tbt Junior Fair Board and not listed otherwi&e. 44. CLASS 44. SPECIAL AWARDS TO \'Am EXIIIBITORS Ma. A special award of $1.00 for each &4,vi~:~or and llllltant shall be allowed to provide some form of recotniUon aw1rd to f.H Club advilon. Not to exeeed • total of IPI).OO. 44b. The sum of $211.00 shall toe allotted to oaeb eldolbltiol F.F.A. ThIa amount to be used to defray the expentee of their representa11vea to a atate or national event Expenses shall be a11otted to a maxim~ of fourbe d~te othto 11163 State 4-H Club Congress to toe hold In Soptem r ~. I t . · 17e. Tw~~r old heifer dropped beh~een July 1, 1981 and July 1. 1962. 171. Cow dropped prior to July 1, 11t61. 18. CL¥S 18. JERSEYS. (Sub-classes same as class17.) !9. CI,JSs 19. HOLSTEINS. (Sub-classes same aa class 1'7 .) :1!. CI;,\88 20. ANY OTHEit RECOGNIZED DtJIIY BREED. (Sulclauel ume 11 clast 17.) 11. CLASS 21. MEIGS COUNTY BETIER UVESTOCK CLUB. OpeD - , to membel'l of tl3e club. Animala mWit have proof of nld~tntion euept ill C!IMI of n1v881 born dnee January 1, 1881. CaJ ..a mUJt have birth certificates ahowina: rea:istered Ftire and dam. · tla. Prtles furnished by Meia's County Farm Bureau and the PomeJ'OJ' '· National Bank. The top three animals will be selected :m eac:b )~ breed. 1 , llb. The Ohio Junior Jersey Breed.ert Alaoelatiop will provl4e 1 ro,.tte ta the Grand Cbwmplo• Jert"l' Female In the Tlelp OOUnly Junior Fair. The American Guemsey cattle Club will provtde ribbons for clall!es. Cbamplon ribbons, pd a s~E'cial Guern8(1JJ plaque for the Champion Guernsey iD tht Showlna oJUI Flttlol Conteot. 12. CLASS 22. SHOW!oiANSIIIP 22.,. Old Pro - 4-H. 22b. 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. year exhibitor - +II 22c. Novice Showman - 4-H 22d. Old Pro - Vo-Ag. 22e. 2nd, lrd, and 4th, year exbiblton - Vo.Ag. 22f. Novice showman - vo.Ag. (Se•~ explanaUon in Clasa H> 13. CLASS 23. CORRIEDALE Sl!EID' 23a. Ewe, spring lamb. Db .. Ram, spring lamb. 28(!. Ewe, 1 year aQd unde-r two. 13d. Ram. 1 y1ar IPd under two, reglatered. Ram, retilttred, over two yean. 131. ll)we, NJ(ittered. over two yean. ·St. CLASS 21. SHIIOPSHIRE SHED' (Sub-clauet 11me u Clilo :llU IS. CLASS 211. AIO' O'ri!ER llECOGNIZIIIb BlldD OF 811U' •Ill GOATS rsub.C!Iaa~~e.- alme 1s Claaa 2S,J lpeclot Junior Shtt• Sloew. Ton 4ollon ohaU lie owardod "' Lht .:hampton 11mb of the tun1nT show of tbls fair If It 11 frum 1 parebred regiate.·ed ShropshirE' Ram or he Ftve dutlan lhaU bt paJd ll the ehampiun lamb 11 sired by a reaiate1'ttd ShrOPJhlre Bam b\lt from a grade Ewe. A minimum or twenty.five lamb. net1d to be lboWD in t.be class. CftUfieate of the sire needs to be available for cerlfleatJon bY eounl)' a&ent or hl1 a&alstaot. CertltJeate of buth 1tre and dam must .. aboWD to county a~ent tf wlnnin(l: lamb lJ • purebred. Premium '· will bt poid directly lrom Oblo Shropshl.-, Breeden AaJOCiatJop ' ~M '&o $ti.GDer o1 junior Jhow upol'l nntlficatloR. I\OIIPJolb C. D~<1n11. Secratarr aae. '' 1 Ohio Stole University, Columbus, Ohio, Pl'!lvlded thO)' exh~l al the fair. Not to exeood $80.00. The Cltl..,no Bank, !ol!ddleport. II sponsoring one addiUonal delegate. HORSE DEPARTMENT II 1118Z. t Herl>oort I. Shlold .. hHrlntaodtttt CONFOB.'o!ATION CLASSES-OPEN TO WOBLD CI)III'I11TIDII 1. Entries will close at 4:00 P.M. Aug. 12th. ED,.,. fee-membership ticket. . .: To be beld Wedneodav at 10:00 A.M. iD front ol Gratrollloll\1. 2. a. ::rc- ~~eor\IoRSE cw'o;S;• ~ ~ •ttoo: Ta be oboWo ln h111d with brl4lt , Pnl7il.,. U.OO- '!~· . 12.00, $i.00 eocl twO r1b..DJ 1. WEn'EI\N lo!A!JI! W1Tll SPRING fQA!r-Karo with IIPrilPI fool al oldo. Preoti!ul!i• 111-1!0· laj)(). t/1.00. 11-00 1nd tllio rll>b(ma. 1. wr.&TEIIN YEAJII..INO-I'remiume 15.00. ·ti.OO. 12.00. 11.00 and two ribbon1 . . CLASS 202--ENGLISH HORSE CON'.I'OR!o!ATION ' 1. STALlJON CLA8S-Two yeors and ll!'er. Prem-.mo 1&-001 fi.OO, 12.00, $1.00 and two ribbons. 2. ENGLISH SHOW HORsE l'YPE <JLA.IS--JUdiOd ,B.. OOlll_.tloD and 2B'It. general appearance. Premlo;mo, 15.00....00. ll.OO. t.nd two ribbons. , I . JI!NGUSH SADDLEBRED PLEASURE CLAss--~ 8 - : 1\ldl· ed on .100% confonnotlon. Premium~ ..JtO. ....,, ~.jill .. lt.I!O es.oo. . • .,. hr<o rlbloepa. t. ENGL!SII MDDWRED MARE Wl'\'11 III'I!IN9 f(l~ ,..,. wltb l1lrin8 tOol 11 1!4e. Pl'emlumo SB.OO. S&flQ, 11;09. fl-00 tftf two rt.bboftl. . . . 5. ENGLISH SADDLEBRED YEARLINO-Prio...~poa, 1&.(10. IB,Iq, ti.OO. 11.00 ond two ribbor... ·' . , CLASS 203--PONY CONFOIIMATION. t8 to 1$ '"'""""· 1. Stallion Cla111----Two yem and ovtr. · · Four Premiume. MOO. $3.00 S2.00. 11.00 and two · ribl>onl Z. Mares and Gel<!tng CJa.sp..........anJ. -•••· , . Four Pr.!mlums. 16.00 $3.00 12.00. 11.08· alld two !'iiiDoj;l I. !'lily or Stud Colt Class--! yea1 an~ 'iriodor 2 '"""'· Four P:emiumo. 15.00 S300 S200. 1~,00 anol 11\'p t .Maroo with Foal Cl-•• - Mares with eprili' J~al at """;· 1!1};, w!tlo Foal. entered in Item 2, eati al•o bt entefed tJi,t.hf1ltem ". ">. Fmn ~miums ·- '') 00 I$J 00 12.00. aUM) 1~ two~ , .... riblou CLASS 204--P<lNV COII1'0R!o!ATJON-flllnelrto4nd Same sub claSies as ~ HORSE SHOW =- 11554ti', , \_ .. . , Wllll•m Down .., Su..-Fint~flt~Ht · . · ' 1. Open to World Comprtllton. ltntrteo will ~ooe 1:00 J!,li>ll'tll~llilday, Au<Uat lAth. Memberahlp Uckot not roq\51~· ~- · A.,. ' 2 All rules and ro~ui•Uono .vi the MfiU ll9,1777~ ,.It 'lJtll:'t~·~ Ob 3. C"'h promlums: !st .. SSOO: fnd. 1 i!l.llll: If!!., :l!#., ll:f!'l ,.;..; plus Rooettes for flrot !lve pisces in .U OIJWI .... ' ·,,,., . "' . Diltrict ell,clblo to ahow. AU cattle owned in Mei11 County entered free upon the purchne o1 memberlblp Ucket. All cattle outaide 14eias County wUI bt chorsed 10c (flftr eeuta) per head after the purchaae of 1 membenhip ticket. Elhlbiton an required to furnisb certificates to Secretary at time Of eatrr; also to the IUperinteDdent in eharae. Tbo below deleli wUI epply for Beef Breedo: Kay 1, 11182 to December 31, 1962 -- --- - -----·----- - Soroior Yearling lanUOI'J I. 11163 'to April 30, 1863 -------------------- J~t~~lor Yearling Kay 1, tll631n AU#UII81, 1963 -------------------- Summer Yearling Sep-ber 1, 1M3 to December 31, 11!63 ----------- · - --- Senior Calf Jeol>ltY 1, 11164 eoc1 ofter ----------- ------------------- J1111ior Calf a.AII t01-4U..,ORDI: :lrd 111 and $8.00 as.oo 1. lli1D. • - - en4 ·-·--·-------,---- s1o.oo J. ...... YWIIIII li1IIT ········--------·---·10.00 $8.00 $8.00 I. l11lller YllfUIII llull --·--·-··--------·-·"-00 as.® 14.00 $1.00 14.00 4. e r r ToorU.., Bull -------·---------$8.00 • . ~ liD Calf ----------------·------ ...00 M.OO $2.00 ~: e:,--.-,;.;,-;;,-~-bj--- GG 14.00 $2.00 8 AU teamo must take lim pull. Eaeb teem olr1!11 ..... <R•• • ....;nd pull whlle hitched to load. Drlvera 17llf f~.2f"'od pull. Third pull may bt token after aU lelml had On! and · ......~. 7. Each team sbaU be dr1ven by one driver tTrrouilr ont!N eoalelt. except in C!ase of injury. ...... ..._. 8 Jud""' deeision at the bell~l of I oootell, wbow• .,.,vee ohaU ride. if t>OUible. Eaeb driver bo aUowe<l two Trllpen In hltcbln&. but Ia no ease wUI belper be allowecl to toncb load or lroneo or opeat ta b.,.... or driver wbUe team is pulling. 9. Drivers sball not prod. whip. or toucb lronel whUo-p~oJUI 1• ablll drive with reasonably llghl llneo, and no will a drlli~ ,.,1•lt lowed to whip or shake linea over horset or abaft hJI OWD· be.,.. pulling. No driver will be allowed to jump doublttreel10. Undue abusive treatment to bones On or off tho l'lilll•l field or ondue profoniiY con d!ICIIPaUIJ conlelllnta tf :lu4&n '"" II~ 11. Tbere oha!l bt at least three judpl for eocb eoDtaol and 1 maJority shall determine dedoioo. •· · , 12. Woiabt for otxrt a! J115111P11111 bt de-ed blbe o!fltllllo ~ u · to bold dqwn the number of pulls and stUI !live the ope- a lioocl • ' -·.tlllougb in oo ease o11oll more than 1000 -,ouadl Trl -aclllal tf ·one thli-d :ot teoms are· eliminated eireept 1rr """'1!17117 pereer;qp' C .- welilbt pull whore I)!; bandieep OD c;erlalrr . . . , 17PUII bo II. l!aeh eO!>~nt mgat pnioent 1 wei&llt 1Up of · witlriD wolllltt Umlt · ~ eonipete In puU end bones that ...,.,to pull lolllhor 11111R<·be wel~hed to~ether. W•lgb!ng must bt dono.., compelol!l ~ mai!Rr at lime end place designated btfore pqll. J,lePPibtr of lbo mnat bt preoeot at lbe ocalea at ~· a! well!lllll. "• lf. TeaiPII wlll pull in order lh01 welo11 in ol oeeleo or entries a...pted. 15. Drlvor, _must be ready when hll 11rr11 ..,... to pull. WIUful waltinJ will not be tolotaled. Two tr!al1 1tlrJinc to book wiD bt eoanted m=.. •. ~ ···--·------------·----· $1o.oo $8.00 se.oo 8. Get of at.., 3 animals, .., 110. both oexes. ..,.-"& ownod .., - or eoore llnedon --··-------------------- as.oo $8.00 14.00 •. f!Ju!d ~ .. II. IPfERe ~~~~loll Bull-----------------·-----............ .._ __ .._..__________ IWiiifN RIBBON ~ '''l·"' $10.o0, ....Oil . $8.00 11. lri1IOT Y~trrc ~ ·······---······· llO.QQ liM ...eo l1urlar 00 .Oil "·00 ,,u, .. ....,. r..- Helfer ···-··----··---·- 11.00 ""' $4.00 , ...." lialar Boller' C. ----------------·----- ...oo kOO suo ••. l1Urlar Ball• Calf -------------------··- ...00 $4.00 ... 00 17 Pale t( -Baiferl. 101 11e, bred and owaed bJ ·. · oDiblttr ---- ----------------- $10.00 ...00 IUO . 1.1. ProdliGI bof eow, I aaiNJ1, eltller aea. oned . 11 Grand 017• or more breeden ____________ ...00 ...00 kilO ROII!lM'I ..: ampl015 remaJo __ --·------------RIBBON 01111,,,,... .... - ···------------- 'ntlf· - - - - - ·- - ·- . . clel· '·· :• ..,.IDI_ ·.· ol CL.\88a.;;• ~~~:;..;,;;.--.,--..i-------- II. Tbore ·wUI bo no ehanllint br!dleo afjer coo teat lllarta. Aliy driver lbot dropo bUndo lelm wlll bo clllqQIIIIIe4 .for that pull. 17. No llgl)t weilht hp...., wtu be perprtltid to PQ]I In heatrY well!ht eentelll except In ease of not enpr;ah te1001 to make a &ood pull and wiP! COP!Hnl. of tbe ju~.... 11. 4U drivers mast stay boet of doub..troe. lt. AU belpoi-s 1!1118t IIIJ baet ol . . lood wlrlle borseo are PuDIFIJ, otberwloe ,... forfeit 10I!t puR. · 20. Toomo •'tclnt I, 2 ond 3 muat a....lt te ttli.. foot, P,...,.l_ will not bt oald until NIUih of onalyolo ,,.. N<thld from ltotw Iober•· · CLASS 208. ROBS! PULLING CO!ffl!iST. ClLABII a Ll!drlwellht Ttoam...aoo 1111. ori4 UD4er. 2 !tlddlewoigbt T~l 1111. to 111t0 lbs. ' n"VYwetpt Tea.,.._l lbt. l17d PIIIZES • Premiumo and ltooOUu, lor -auh of tbe olool>e subeluaeL 111. 2Pd 11M .... 8th SIIO.oo ua.oo m.oo SJB.OO •to.oo I. PONY PULLINe CONTIII'r &All-.& c. Wllfto ........ ' . CIA!IIIIIII-8. L IIO!Io CL.UII--.Wbltot.·CJ#II--'ftlll .... . . a.Aill 11011-&ur,ll SBO!ft'I!OltNS--Sorrno oubcla. .1 u 401 CLASS C1411 CLAII . CI,Alll - - - Uoi!cl llerzdoll""-"'""" c u• 117-lllver CLil&llll IU lleil• lMOII W.JIIn-o ~m...w-CI.A.II .....U ,Qn- ludle, he mqiWII'd a IICODd or no premium. , 10. 1n judlinl of procluee, quality and lbe lor correct uao will bt U.. &Uid• lnltaocl <>f IoriO .... 11. General Rule• for further in1trucUona. lot 1114 70l ~ .10.211 1. olx ean"' ,....,. ... - - .... .so .2& a.. Bell ...... o( wllifo b~d COin .110 .25 3. Belt' lis ura whltl IWett corn .110 .2& t. Bell six ear• Jdlow · - com .so .2& I . Bell olx oan wblte pep """' e. Best alll em Jti!OW pep eern .so .811 ·"· .2B '· Bell olx ol1fll red P!IP oorn .BO .211 I! Boot pe<k wheat · .811.2:1 8. Bell pen •I buetwheat .BO .25 11 - - ,..t wlnjer 0111 .BO .2B 11. Belli peck llllrina ooto .BO .25 u. Bell pe<k bulq. .50 .25 u . Belli pock CLA18 'ICII-POTATOI!.S ae. cu.• t. ..u. ~ ' Clr~m;tpn ean ;, ___________________ ,_ v,,,. ••a,.,... ...•.., ....•. ana " 1, (low, • 10~ · ' · 8. Gow. 3 .ymo ~or & YfP" ---- 10~ 7. Cow, Af'tti Will -~ J·~ -·-- 10.01 '.;):' -, ' . ~taMin, .~~~ .10.211 I . ,.....,., .811.211 7. Gr.ID llloalltala. I opeelmene ·-~-·~ I . CN.-l •orlet7. I _.,.. .. .811.211 •• .211 .10 .211 8. lfaat1 Ball I opeelmefto 10. T--. I .....IIIIDI lL ............. .,.....,.., lla. (N-) - " · • . . - CLASS 70J--VIGI!II'AIILD 1. Cabbqlt 2. Caullllo1. Ia Plant 4. red, • apeciDIIIal .,_t.. T~.l I. I. 7. 7a. a. 8a 9. .. •• ... .. ... .811 .10 .211 ...... ntu .10 .10 Wldlo, I IP"'O-DI -plato-ped!IOiopllle- pod blilll-Bell p)•te lllato yellow pOd polo yellOw pocl buob beau llell plate Uma beano Ollions-wblte, 5 IP'~J!Den• OJiloos-yeUow. 5 1peeimeo1 Ptmeatoo, I specimens Peppen, I opecimena MaofDe•: 6 apeeimen• Beota, 5 spociltlOIIS Carrots. 5 specimens Tllrnipo. 5 opeelmene .so .10 .10 CLASS 704-WATI':IIMELONI Tom Wabon DWt Queen .Ill .10 .~s .110 .Z5 .so I. (!feme) vmtl7 4. Canta1oupet, Hale's H. (Name} variety .15 .SO .2~ .10 .25 .SO .21 eLAS8 70D-API'LI!8 1. staJlDID W"meaa11 .10 .10 .10 .l!O 2. Rad Wln1. JODathon f. loona Beoutr 5. Gollla Beauty I. Bed DelieioUI 7. Geldeo DelietoUI 8. Grlmoa Golden t . WollltiQo 10. lbidoa lluoh . II. York Imperial 12. (N._l Variety CLASS 7011---0'1'111!: FRUITS 1. 'Prune Plum Plate 2. De11110o PI111Q Plait I. Gnto G..t Plum Plolo f. Grtpeo. Cotlcord Plolo a. Grapeo, monro Plote I. 8Arllett Ptor Plete ' 7. fttlfor Pear Plote .8. iitllar PtOI' Plate 8. Poaebtl Plate Yellow 9a. Poa-. Plete Wllltt to. Ql1iJieeo, Plote 11. Apcleot Plate 0 .15 .1!1 .25 .21 .110 .25 .10 .2B .so .25 .10 .21 .SO .2~ .BO .25 .so .21 IJO .25 .50 .2B .10 .21 .so .211 .SO .211 .BO .2& .BO .2& .211 .so .SO .2& .SO .211 .SO .211 .50 .2& .00 .21 Ol'clt_.. !:""' lciW!Ie Illy . .. .. •• • . • . .. . . .. .. .. • lciUDII_&7 ..... T .. .. . .. . .. .. .. win!."- 14 h a s2 3 '2 b"liii-Oi Iii;: .. ": S4 aloo ,...,~. a Rosette. 1!14 rlbbono to oeoond $4 oi tiro tai $3 * VU101U ,..,IIIII. Cl.ASI 'PVII 1. rroauce 1'11111 bo pown In lh!@ oaanty. 2. Proauce muat bo ~ 1>7 oX!illlitor. :·. -~!!"'', ~;,,; ".'--~·-··--··-----------------· .1.00 · · ~.~ -.. ·fo···--·------·------------- $1.00 •• J.ar...l . .Uortulon . -"-----·-------------------- $1.00 t.r&.., apote :............ " .........-......... ----------.. ---.... $1.00 e. f'!"~at toorralo . ...;. •• -----··-···-------------- $1.00 f. - .." htld ~f eal!bltp ---------···---·-------- 11.011 t,llY..!!':.I~:I' . t ~--·:···---------------·------ ·.11.0000 d, L -· . ~ ··~ I . . . . . ..,.. . . .1.00 ~· ' '!!---~·--·-·-·-·-----·~ .. - ..,... - .......... ~----------- ................ ~ ..Ji,. =·.:~:;::lr:=) "oh41i"bi"iio~-;;!.-.;e;i~- 1:~;,0: ..... "'"· ~~ ' The ~~ ill.ll<!i!l -~l'' i!UI lot tbf tile llh! ket!'f! on ollttN ~I · tnd Ql tbo tOP'.>-' ~. . iPDIMl tor m-red """' ov to tht 1111 kii'Rtl on !be other ~ · WHITE CHJttsTMAS IN SIGHT - Any Christmas arru1ement MUJt have real ptant matcrl.al but mar be fre1h. dried, treated, col- ored, or painted. 12. FAIR TODAY - Sugge11tive of Meigs Co, Fair. 802--JUNIOR ARRANGEMENTS , A.Ja up to and including 8 years. 1. SUNNY AND WARMER - Suggegfi\•e of outdoor fun. I03--.IUNIOR ARRANGEMENTS Ages 9 throush 12 · 1. NO SCHOOL BECAUSE OF WEATHER - Your own idea of / jo~· ful amnee.ment. 804--JUNIOR SPECIMENS - Must be groWil by Juniors up to 1nd ta. eluding 12 years of age , · 1. MARIGOlDS -large 3 2. ZINNIAS - large 3. 3. UNCLA.SSD'LED - Any flower other than MariJolds or 'Zt:nniu. 805-,IIORTICULTURE· 1. ROSE - Hybrid Tea - One. 2. ROSE- Floribunda - One stem. ;,. ZINNIA - larce ~ 3 of one color. 4. ZINNIA- Fanta!'y - 3 of one color. 5. GLADIOLUS - One spike. 6. MA,RIGOLD- large - 3 of one color. 7. cOCKsCQMB -plume - one. 8. COCKSCOMB - crested - one. 8. DAHIJA - large - ofte. 10. DAHLIA - pom·pom - 3 of one color . 11 . UNCLASSIFIED - Any other than abov~ . 805-SPECJMEN COLLECTION - 5 or more - 1abeled . 1. D!SPLAY 2. DISPLAY 3. DI&PLAY 4. DISPLAY ~ - DISPLAY Ol' AFRICAN VIOLETS 0>' CACTI AND/ OR SUCCULENTS OF GOURDS OF COLORED CORN OF SMAU. HOUSE PLANTS 807- EDUCATIONAL - 6 or more - labeled . 1. DISPLAY OF EVERGREEN SPECIMENS WRICH Alll!l 1\F.ADU.Y ROOTED FROM CUTTINGS - show how. 2. DISPLAY OF DIUED MATERIAL - Tell how dried. 3. COLLECTION OF NATURE'S Jl£SOURCES - Suoh 11 wealhend 1 wood , lichens, dried material contatnen, ete. f . PICTURE MADE FROM DRIED PLANT MATERIAL. ' I . COLLECTION OF ROCKS - labeled. · · 6. COLLECTION OF' SHELLS - labeled. · •· 7. DISPLAY 01' WILD FWWEIRS AND PLANTS ·' • 8. D!SPLA Y OF GARDEN AND/ OR ARRANGEMENT -!lOOKs · · •! ' :·. i ' ,, PRFMIUMC, M.;o RPBBONS 3rd 2nd Clus 1st .. . 75 . ~ ..... 801 ------------------------- ------ $1.041· .25 .!50 802 ------- ------ --- ----------------- .7S .21 .!50 803 - ---- ---------- - --- - -- ---- ------- .75 ' .2B .so BOt ------------ ---- --------------- - - .75 .so . 75 805 ---------------------- -- - - ------- . 806 --------- - -- - -- ------------- - - - - 1.00 807 -- --- ---------- - - --~---- --- -- -- - 1.00 I. 2. fw l..Uol'll uoclor 11. 3. pd lllo ~1171 1t the ALiiUot 11. 'l'bla rulo ' ~'""' .••.•aQ7071f trbo for 'the PUI'PCII'I 'of !lveU. •• · ..00 1.00 ._. ,, 8.1111 t,fO 8.9\1 ·, · 1:. . 1.00 ' .,... •\ " > T ' •> ~- •• ~·. .fi.·n~~"<; ~ J: . ' ia ' .1!'111 ,tn t ~ ·~- & t'; ,. .. ~ .25 .l!O .50 .7S .75 Dep•rtment IX D0111estle tlrts Min Je11ie S•undc~~ •nd Mill Ad• Hoskins, tuptl . tife 1. t:ntry Fe.e - Membership ~~cket. .... ... ~ . th han"- of s.[o2. All entries ifi this depattml;'nt mU!'It uo In e l,l.lj • · d I ary b y • ·00 p .M . Thursd<~v. • Au~:; . 131h . Entry book wlil be . clDaP . at that time . . . .• h •·· ' d 3. Entries made on the books 1~·r the Secretaty cmanb~~t be c all~ or withdrawn ami entered in :another c1ass or nu · · All artl.cles for judging should be on the e:.rounds. ~ot later ttiJn 4' 9:00A.M. Tuesday , August 18th ., and anythm~ arrmng. aft~r that timt· may be displayed but Will not be ehg1b\e for JUdgm~ or premiums. J udging will be donel at 10:·00 A.M. T~esday, Au~,. .l~th . IS. Exhibits in this deparlment arll limited to McliS 'and ad}omtng counties in Ohio. · 8. Not more than one ('ntry in the1 same (!lass by the aame perspn • c " ;;;, ;: ~ ... ; ') ... . ,, . · h 1 t t 1. Artitles that have been awarded a premium wtthm t e as w~ · (2) years .re not eligible r~t entry? . . 8 New work and new ide_oas wtll be gtven pJefetenee. 9: F..xhibitors mu!it fmni~h a wire hl\n2er ror each jl'arment to he displayed. . -"• C II Exte · 8on\CO The Ohio State Unlversity Agncultu~ , o ege nSJoJl IICQI'e ~ will be used for 11armentl. ' .A.ppeuanee ---------- ..f--'-- 10% wOrtmanship ----- -- --~--- 5017. Stylt - ----------·-----·-- 10.,. '::,~ ( . ., _ . . ---------------- .,30.,.. CLASS 1)01- HOUSEHOLD FABRICS· , ; 1. Applique Quilt ~ new - ... . ... · .. .~, :. · · · .. · i · · .. · 2. 3. 4. 5. 8. 7 . e. t. 10. 11. 12. Catton Patchwork Quill .......... . 1 •• • • • • • ;- • • • • Antique Quill __ . - .. . . ............... . ..... 1. · Bedspread Bedspre111d, Bedspread, Batilpread ' · · Applique - .................. . ..... · Embroidered .... . ... · · · .... · · · · .. · · '· · Fomcy . . .. · · · · · · · · · ~ · · · · • · · · ·' I; Solid Crochet -. - . . . . ....•.... · · · · · ... tl·?' fl .2~ $1-~ $1 .25 S5 ~ · 25 • 2P. "1.25 RUGS--NEW · ' - ' 9'9';heted ... ....... ...... . .......... ; ........... $1.00 Hooked Yarn .. . , .................... • . · · · · · · · · . SU'O Hooke~ Rae ....... .... : ..... ...... ...... · .. · · . Sl.OO Braided . .. . .......... · .. · ........ · .. • · .. · .. .. Loom Woven ...... l<ili-r'r!NG- NEW .... · .._. ·.. -1)0 .10 JIO .116 ti-00 ·. 'I\~ . .4o 13. Scarf or Shawl .. .. . . . . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .ll& 14.. Sweater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11~ 15. Afghan ... .. . _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · · . $l..~N"'•.I. • SHEETS ANIJ PilLOW CASES a. 16. Sht~et& and PUlow Cases - Pai~ted" . , ~. ... tl .OO ") 17. Sbeet1 and Pillow Case:-; - Wbtte Embrotdery , .. .. $J.00 1 \ PILLOW CASES . 18. Pillow Ca:.:es 11. Pillow Cases .~. Pillow Caae• 21. Pillow Cas.ei '.10 .7B , ' jg . .... - Crochet Trimmed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .eo • .,. .4 0 - Tatted . . . . .. . •.. . . . .. . . . . .80 uo - White Embroidery . ... ~... . . . . . . . . . .60 = -- Colored Embroidery ..........• , . ~· . ~~: ~~=~ ~=r~:~e . : . :: :··: ·:::::: :::::::: 24. DreAser Scarf and Matching Pillow Cates ......... TABLE LINENS ·=( ..n .40 .10 .BO ·:O / SUMl '' .40 .10 75 40 2D. Tabl~ Cloth with White Embroidery ... ....... • · · · ·$ · : 28. Table Cloth and Ni~.Xkim ~ Hemmed ..... .... · . · Sl1 ~ 21. Table Cloth - Soli Crooheted d ,;,d ·.... · 2$. Lunch Cloth and 4 Napkins - Croehete "' ge . . . . . 29. Luneh Cloth a11d 4 Napkins ~ Painted 30 Lunch Cloth and 4 Napkmt- Whlte Embroldtt'J' ..~ .'75 31. Lunch Cloth and 4 Napkina-Colored Embroidery . . ~~ :S2. Luneb Cloth and 4 Napkins - A.ppliqued .......... . .: . "! n. a.. ,,40 • .41) .40 .to CENTER .PIECES , Solld Croehet ............. : . . .... -- .. .. .. ' .80 Cracbet Trimmet: . . .. .. .. . .. . . .. . . . . . . .. . .. . .. . .50 35. Tattlnl! . . .' . , .• , , .•........ .. ........•... : 36. Wbito Embroidery ...... ... .. .................. · 31. Colored EJ!Ibroidery ......... . ... . ... ..•......•• ' II. c..... lllltob . . . . .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .60= ; . .110 39. Towel With Crocheted Edro .. .. ............. • . . .10 •o. Towel with Wbitt Embroidei-! .. .. .. .. • • .. .. .. .. • 41. Towel with Colored Embroidery . : .. .. .. .. .. .. • • • .110 4t. 'fowel .with Cross ·Stitch . ...... ............. ..' . • • .50 43. Towel lrith ,l.ppl19u• .. ........ ........ ; .. .. .. . • • .llO ft. Towel with PllnUnL . .. .. .. . ............ • • • • • • • .110 t6. Towel with Outline Ergbroldery . .. ..... ... ; • • • • .110 AMATEUII PAJNT!I'I(io , . (No Numtaera PaintinC)' OlL PAINTING ""• 111. Lando,.pe ----------------------,-----------.1,---- -.11! 47, Seueape ------• · -- ----··---.............................. .._ ......71 18. Portrtit --------------------·-l--------------.,..-~ '-00 fo. &liU Lifo ----- -- ----------------------------·---•- ,71 150. · MarlDe Studr .. ------- "'---------~..,----- ... ---!...~ ... - .,. IU. Flower ~tt,tciY --- --·------ ---··--~--......--4..... :..... ..... ~~ .44, ,M ... , , ~All , ~- Portntt. t~rq .ufe ,...,;·r r- t-«J~· '~ · ____.•.___ .. _.:....:::.:,.......... M. ~ndleapelrom. .natun ....... ~ ...........~ .... -~.. ; .......,. •.•• .:.er.oi .11.' .{Jr~· ~ r'•, l ' ' ' ' ,, ,. ~ !' ,."'~; I " ' ' j . !t' . • will be permitted . i2. Three pleeN jh ~;~il -·--r--,.-.. -............... +...........,.-....-·- J..ilt. , . WA'I1!ill COLOll ' · '· ~ ' ., , 8.00 ,, :ao FLOW,IU .t.IIQ • 11. .10 .115 Squib or or flow....,. .10 .25 .110 .15 .10 .211 .SO .211 .H C,oJ0n. 8. NO Ul!li,J!:F FROM THE HEAT - Ualn& flowera In warm colon. 7. HEAVY FROST SOON-Uolnc fruit ond lorver,lll>Jei wltlo and/or loU&1o. , • -' 8. TORN.OO WARNING - Wlodow<~~l, wltb weathered woocl. 9. RIVER RISING - Showlnt water •• part of the delicn. 10. DR.;IUGIIT CONDrriONS - Dried •r treated moteriala with rockL .so .u 2f. ~ om Plitt. s Jl)teimens 22. Pumpttn l. 2. .zn .811 .211 .811 .25 .so .25 .BO .2:1 .811 .211 Jilt .211 .811 .15 10. 11. 12. ta. lt. 15. U. l7. 18. . C\lcunahera, sreen. 5 speelmeDI 10. Cucumben, white, 5 spedm• :II)< Pie~~~!! plate ::13. .JI l'lrstd< Plli<t 'lrill 1n lblrd p1ace ,.''IJ*-'· A Trophf. doQittd b7 tbe Mella SDU and WatE'r Conaervation Di!ltrict, wlU bt !fUtPted to tbe Grana Clampton of au b11 e~bibited in the 118-00 , ".00 ,) '~;1'.' ~. ITI"CC-• • - Belull',l opedmenl CUmin. I Eadlo !:abti 10 <Oioii$1 ao. ~ .to• 'l'rliiiiiPII......._ . . t. 1. All biit•-·""'· · 2. Bull, l 'fear _,.. UD4er 2 ,.... ------ 8.00 .1,. BuU under I ,.., ll1d • ·. · • monlhl •- •----------··-•···- 8.00 ..... .... .... ..... . .so .m lopedme111 ~ J. 11. 1111 001 ~ n.- •...._.. "'J ...... = cow. ' . . . ' ·J!,!'l~ltoro are 1'0111.... to fl1mllb ~leo to lt.,.IIIJ II ltrrrl Ol.IIP_IQ'!;iiiOto ~ jn,ebarp. ' · · . . ' (!; t~ 'fht · oC, ao . ~ wUI!1n a~ onlr- Pia"' .. ...... tllllol will bt ioal!l Oililbltor. ~ __ 1 ' Jl!,lll~· Q4!f ..... 1, llllll ~ Mofl, - BMttor ~ bcoi'D llit!.'lrlo~P! llrlr 1> 111111. and ,Oat. .811 111111· Jl!lilo• Yr. Htlfor dn!>ted ~'len. 1, J11!!1 'ao4 J - 1941. Sen!Qr' Yr . ..,!*.. ~ ¥!'.., Jlrlr 1, ~~~~ ~ Doe. 11, 1.... 4 heifer tbot b11 tn.lt~ will a1oow u a oM. li'wo ,,-.. ol4 Heifer dhltTif4 betwMa lu17 1, lNJ.. and Jail 1, J982 . illrd · .... ~, •ert~ 0. R. tr.wn IIIII Rtx I. Shtntflthl, Su.... Entrlo1 cioN at f.IM> Pll. Aus. 18th. 11164. l!ll<blbiUin IIUII p~ IDoatbonbip l!dloto. All uJillllta 'll!all bo ~ DaiDed aJUIIaboltd. All uhlbllo ..UII. bt In place b1 12:00 DOOD AUI. 18th. All ~~·D>Ilii-ID in p!oee uotilt:OO P.M. Saturday, Aug. 22A plate lhall eouilt ol fiye weD lfOWD apecimena. All Pi'oduce mUll. bo llfOWLI .., lbo uhlbltor. No preallillll paid on-ootlillod. In dau6o ..t.ero no eoJDpotitioo ullto or if iD tho opinion ol tht 8. 8. OWDedi>Jooeormore~ero. ' IIi. HIGH TODAY-ZERO- Tall arrsn&"ernenf-with_jOOI .. . . . . . . . l'll 1. 2. 3. t. B. 8. 7. 10. A,_;., are ocrmitted Ia a l l - - . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . _ 11. Ea:hihitora l77f7 enter as monr Divlolo01 11 <l..u-ed. bort 1111, . , . OIIIJ one tDirJ In Ofob elaaa. .-- · · 12. l!Nel'J exblbltor muat put RllPle 1nd name of dl!b oD btdl of _., laf:. JDJPPibtr. put COUllt:r orilb nll5lo.) · "IT'' ALWAYS FADI WEATIJI'llt " 101--A&TiliTIC AIIIIANGEIQNTS • l. SNOW FLURRIES PREDICTED - Uoinc white ttowen. 2. CLOUDY AND. cooLii:a - All &reep arnon1ement. 3. &-DAY FORECAST - War oul. 4. NZW MOON TONIGHT - Cres~ent. , • . -., • . r ..... - . . I belmo ~. limo will (Grfolt a11J pr01111U!J owarded. ~ mUll .....,ve !bW etrteo after ~ of lbow • """" -~ , P. No ortlfi.., 0!' 1rtifiellib' oeltHd pi,IIt tUitrllll; ., .. w .....led. . . at-- - CLAII8 116 . .........,..,. • .... eo. •»·.."'- IUIJIIIOl..,.,HOUTI!IIIS • . ' "tot ,1. !lull, a '"" and clftl' '------------ eto.oo ~ - . CI.A• fit Fzll' ~ ••• CaiU a.Aa 116 . lrMII,P ... r• c.b ""'* I,. ====··.c.. CLASS flo-lloltled llowlaDII Mlrehl C.rMhi.._ ·DiiVIII'KI.,bt•IIQIII .......R.I;.tl. . Entrleo cloae Pll., w..suo<~o,, Arllulllll, tiM. 'l'o .,aroa~o. ata11 ,...., iiPtrlN and leo "'• loe .revolved 1>7 ;,;()1] P.M., AUIIUII lith. ll'bon tRtrr ~· are Jill« !7 ~h P~il' Board shall Itave tht rill!l to wilblrold - (' ot PI'Md- ..,_ lbo Ollrlbltor'1 olttdl II bouored .br tho ~· ~- 1f elioft II 1101 ••lid. entry fee will be eool!dmJd 177lllild and all j1NIDI- ,.oJ be 4t~l01ed• forfaited ... tho hJr lloiJd. . . IJI O!llle to bt on fra1775U.OO P.ll, ~. ,\orJ. 11111. ...,ed 1n 11e1p Caall!f .....- ,... ""-!!!Ire~ 111 memberlbip tldlel. All catile ~ llol(ir CooirtiJ itl1l bo ~ lOt (fifiJ .Ol£illl) .1 'tf l;eod .... IJrt fWcb... Of I ~ llcfriot" .Gtl ol ~ O!lltrrrcll ..., .... lllllr* ora: All 11111111 ........ Pro4~ oi .Cfto • • aabrrall alllror lt70-0l1l' . . "'""'"" ' ~; l'ollth · CLASS 1GII ..,.,..,....... onm I. llllrlblts 171)111 remairr 1D i)laol Witll f P.llol. SttUI'II>J. AJIJ alriWI . ...... 1st 2nd 3rd 1. Belt Dllplay ol farm, Qr<!oard tD4 Gordon Produce S20 $15 $10 J. lleallltoPia7 til. ~ .,..,..,. • $10 $II S4 3. Bm l)llpl~ or or rraua $10 se u (Kllll tO!Uill of 8 c n;oq trua ol LliffeNnt nr!ettoe of apploe W 8 Of mort platts of diffonlri •lrl•tlea of fruilo). ' m.oo u•:oo Dally SentiDtl, PoJPei'OY·IIl4dleport, 0., Alii. 17, 1-T CLASS 707 FM Ltllhtlt end Hutilo P. c;- In chall' Prl...,., .t.uault 2111....1110 PJ,I. ot Oronolltad · Pf/!1.11• wUI be moaiPUrlld pciDc to -!toil. . Pullli!l d!lluee - 1+ loti. 81.. will be farnillrod. . lsJ;. Ind., end liM. placo lelmo IDDII be ._tl•~ te.stec1 befoft gre;a. 'urns can be -paid. llntrJ foo, 811. of pnmlurn for plaeo iD Mob MOt. 7171£1!1 .,. Ptld wben tlltr)o Ia ...U. 1. CIJa "A" PODJ 1'r71l for pont• ~· 1114. Ul54or. •431-00 e~o.oo 2. Cl- "II" Pon7 1'rrllfor Po!rJio .,,. to 1!11 tri. IDol- 11$.00 $20.00 11$.00 tli.OO . All other ruiN ol lire BtreU,. s-·l'71llllr& .U..iUII• 1111 Olrla wlll prevail. ' · ~.,... CLU8 1M BROWN lwtll lime 1Ubclauel 11 101. CLASS ao&.-.\Yftl!l'IIIS Suoe 10bclaa101 a1 Jill. CUSS -.....nii.UY&-&me 1~ u 301. IOIItMI.t.ITIIIN- 01119 Dlf,..ICT GUIII.NIIY IHOW f:OO P.M., AU&ull 12th. When entey Ieos are palo by eheek the Fair Board sh.all have the right to withhold pa)'meot of premiums until the e&hlbitor'l cheek is honored by the exhibitor's bank. If check 11 not •alld, entry {ee will be eooaideced unpaid ond all premiums will be declared forfeited to the Fair Boord. All ealtle to be on cceund by 4:00 P.M. Tuesday, Aua. 18th. or eommltted an . error nulllfytaa dlllaDce. Driver nrUo1 atop team · mediateI' after sald si1111al . ~..., ' .,~ ·n4 . ...... t.OO Hlr1r11 Slawter and Lauren 1. MDffm•n. Suptrlntendtnts Entries close at 4.00 P.M. Wednesday, AuJUit 12, 1964. To guarantee atall apace. entriea and entry fee must be received by B. Whistle or slpal ohaU be alveo when toam bu P¥le lbo 41111': a- '-00 Beef Cattle 0e1J(Irtment lJ' o1 team or load oul!lde of boundar!.. willthvol~,~~- ,_., ~ ,_ ll!t 3. Firat and ,..ODd pull shall bt In e """"""" """'"- w' I • •· Tldrd m151 be taken in tllller dlredlon provldlq entllilll nom mnaiol within end boundaries. t. An7 fOrward movement olload after lbe driver .,_,... a . . - 4 to so will bt eounted u a puU aJUI meuuremnt will lie reeorded. H• eept iD ease of breakage whleh entltlea team to another pull. .o.oo CLASS :Ill-WESTERN HORSE CONPOIIN/oTJQN L STAWON CLASS-Two rean OIPCiovor. Prolllii777PIIO.OO, ...OO,-. ud JibboM. .,...1._ o4 ,~ z. suo PAII.t.Dll 1'Yl'll CJ.,\S!I--- or .......,._, IGdltol '7 • . . . ._ ltoD and llllro Gol)oral APIII ........; BJI(PU04 ior 8olkl Ookrot: •· ....,.ol 6.00 · 1.00 :· :w• 'r. •;:".h.taoce between aide bouJrderiea olrall bt lt feet and .....,. end loadl mast stol ' wlthlo said boundariea wlrlleU. puUI'\8, AJIJ " " 38e. Exploring Photograpby . An advaneed exhibit over atlb. 39. CLASS 38. BAND S9a. Band 1. A L)Oster or display thowinl one or more thinlll leafbed. in tbe project. . · · · :. 38b. Band u. A poster or display sbowllll one or more 'tlrllPie teamed In the project. · Ue. Band W. A poster or dtoplay ahowinl one or mo(f. lllll!@. jeerpell in the projecl · c o 41. CLASS 41. NURSING, Flll5T AID, CIIDJ) _CARE "''""" ... 41a. Home Nursing. Exhibit one device for &iVIJt.l 1upport aDd Jrotection or a convfmience in carin.C for the lick: and aD eclucatlonal Heifer drOJ>ped between July 1, 11162 and December 31. '1'11• noon and 4.00 P.M. at a local JC:alea 1nd a wetaht certificate must IC!" com·pany entry. Ownen will furnish lbelr own feed. RulH of tho Buclcoyt Htrot Pull!"' Alaoclotlon of Ohio 1. Tbe distance for eaeb puU sball bt 27 feet, but dlotance of leu , lban 2'1 feet wtu be ueo4 to dotormlrle winner. or placenrerrl al etd ot t:JPel 1 t,":'~"":~~DUlllllleo,kll' o!.• ••· ••Tile le. oommlltee ol;all bavl lull IUtlo...-····- ovor II wall . U -..,,_ dod~ all qnelll001 arlslnl lo .........u.e with lbo ~ IUbjeet to the rillol ud admilrlstration u provided. '1'lle1 tboiJ ...,.,... tho winoero 1114 award prlzea In with 1111 rala. r.u- to c:ompiJ -Pib' with tho dlreotlou ol tho oommi- a1rlll ~ '" lmniedlale dllcnrallflplion o1 1 eoateatanl Tile dedalOIP a! .lbo JDIJoriiJ o1 llle eommtlf4t OCIIPOOI1Iinl 101 matter arlailll lo emureetlaD wltll Ill• 00111111 slrall bo flria). Rol'lel or drlnr 17llf bt dilq1lalllled at aiiJ time .., the e01DDI1tlee. either for tho vlolattoo of 0170 or '"""' o1 the ..ndlttons of the l'Ontest or btcxuee tho l'OPIIeallrri turrr'a OOIIIIItiOZI Ia eudl u to rendor it eruel or ludftlable to permU the team to - d turth•. . ELIGmiLITY: OPEN TO THE WORLD. l!Dnes and muleo, reea~OSI o1 - . owned, are ellglble to e~~ter this l'ODielll. Conditt.,._ A stone boat loaded with cement block• ..UI bt uoed. All teanw ..uot be wetahed on the ~ a! lbe eontelt bet.,..eo 12:00 Challenges in Picture TakinJ. Exblbit five different of pietures of 1 picture sequence giving type of eamen., kind a! H&ht. and camera aetting for each. ~ .. · Me. t!:t llllll 11 eo """ •• ar:'t:5t 13 to 21 7ears. Detailed method of ooorinc and ludlllll of lklll oball bo made anilable to contestants. DIVISION X PHOTOGIIAPHY. BA~'" 'RISTRY NURSING, F!ltST AID •.D CARl, PERSONALITY DEVELOPMEN . ~ND L&ADIRIHIP 30. CLASS 38. PHOTOGRAPHY · 38a. Adventures with Your C&mere. Exhibit five picture• on &DJ' su~ ject or a picture story .eries of five picturH, 42a. In charlO ltOI will a)lo affecd nlUable oefeolifiC 4lill .., lbe noldloll bolwtea 1114 "!Wletlon ta draft ionlmlll aJIII atlmulatt Ill 7~~ . . . . mtillnl 1114 ... of pod draft ~ ~- - "' • It II deOired · (I) To detenntne the value ol IJpe, lll .... IM otleeliM o1 lrMMI and muleoliPion4ell for 1114 • <') To -'"Ill 1114 deZDOPPIIrate the proper metllnd 171 tralrrlq 1114 ...UtloDiDI boraea IDd trriilt• for 1ol7.5l tD4 ....,. draft ..... (I) Te ooeoura&e bonemoublp ta 1llttaa ~..a.,talbdrlb..,.. -• (4} Te de-ale tho 17llldmW7I puUIIII _....tr • or• auv B award $2.M C award $2.00 . Eligibility: Entries may be made by those who have participated in an organlzed Tractor Maintenance and Safety Proeram. Ace Umit shall be 42b. 17cl = = CLASS 38. SHOWMANSIIIP 4-H RIDING HORSE PRODUCT. Thla 4-H project must be completed accordiog to 4-H club proj11ct requl.... ments. No ~H ridini horse project wil-l be considered unle'! there .are at least 5 members in one club. Premiuma will be provided onlJ for shQwmansMp which will include cleanUneaa of equipment. abtlity of rider to handle horse and follow good riding practices. 37. CLASS 37. TRACTOR RODEO. To encourace and develop lklR end safety iD tractor operation. A award $3.00 41e. c- ....,q,i; """ ot19th. ..... ~ ealuo ~ ...._., depend ~ob•.,:,f'~ 36 41d. l.otllltli..,. """' P. per- ! ' ~ ~. . .J!IIIIIp . . . . j llalc7 fp, fl.OO per beod. .Datrla ck>oe fltol dl)' a! J'alc, Tueeda7. Auallll 18111. All Gllm!IOJII mbat bt nptered ta bt el,laible to ollow. Popem wl!l bt ebeeted .., tho Soecetar7 of tllt Show. lloeb exhibitor Uallld to 0 . . otltr)o In eaeh &'DIIp flaW, ood ' tlltrlao In Mob Individual elm. Show to btpn at I :00 P ~- • PlldaJ, AuiiUII 2111. All other llul" and lle1ulatlon• of the Mel11 County Fair will be Olllllitd. 1. Bull Cllf (Up to one year) --------------- ---~--------- $8 G t (One JOir and under 2) ----.- --------------------- ~~ • . uU (Twa years 1114 ovor) -----------------------·-- flO 8 I Cbamplon BuD -- ----- --------------------------------- Rolf . Jr. Helfer Call ----------- --------- ~7~ (Nov, I. 1M3 - May I, 1116fJ . • · Sr. Helfer C.lf ---------- __________ -7-811 t t 1 f 4 (July 1, 1M3 · Oet. 31, 11!63) • · Jr. Yoarllllc Helfer ______ . --------- $11-7-811 t t t f 1 (lan. 1, 18113 • June 30, 11!63) ' · Sr. Yearlilll Heifer ·------- ---·------- $&-a--7-81! t 4 I (Jul11, 1882 - Doc. 31, 11162) Jualor Champion Fen;aale --- ---------------------"---- -- Rosette 8. Cow (2 yn. ~ld and under .3) ·-- ---------- ----- $10 9. 8--7-e t. Cow (3 yra. old aocl uJUier tl ----------------- - $10 9 8-7-6 10. Cow (f yrs. old ond over] ---------------------- fiO-t 8-7-8 Senior Cbampion Female ------------------------------ Rolette Grand Champion Femele -------------.. ------------- --· Rosette 11. Produce of Dom ------ ---------------------------- -7-811 12. Get of Sire --------------------- -- ----- ---------- -7~ 13. Thr~ Females bred and owned by EEhlbHor -------- ~7~ 14. Cow and douchtor ___ - ------- --- _ - ------------- $8--7--8'--1 1~. Best fema1e bred and owned by Exhibitor Special award b, Ohio Guernaey Breeders Assn. !tie: .a.oo "'""~ ~ ~ :"'~~,_,:1e~ ~~lbom:r..:::::.~actt!r',,ao w•..o., 35&. Showmanship. 35b. Junior buck. 35c." Junior doe. 35d. Senior buck. 35e. Senior doe. 35f. Doe and litter. tho junior uhlbltor. 11181. ,..., c. uo 1.oo a.oo UO e.oo a.oo a.oo a.oo 1.00 1.00 17. 1 F-*lnol 1114 oned.b ~tGt a.oo e.oo 6.00 QoAJI8 ~ KQJUNG SIIOJI'ltiOilNs-&om• oubclaw11 aa Jill. All nctllered Guemleyo lrom this HORSE PULLING CONTtST 31. CLASS 34. LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 34a. One fleece oi wool - fine or medtum. 34b One dozen eg.g~:> - white or brown. Tim 3~. . CLASS 35. SHOWMANSHIP (See elau 32 for eorplolllllon.) I to be announced. 42. •a . w...,.- 33f. Ducks or Geese - pen of 3. 33&:. Turkeys - pen of S. tlc. .. 7. " " ..... l'oa1-11Dder ..... t. 1'nlll Horae-Weotem Tack. · 10. 'J'roU I'OilJ-WOatero Tact. . If. l'l<>duee a! Cow -------------·------ 8.00 ,- 7.00 7.00 Qe!Jioo r111101a ,-------·--· lontto 11. l ' Poll,._-• Pen of pullets. Any standerd breed. Pen of hena. Any standard breed. Pen of broilers or fryers. Pen of two pullets and one codlerel of any breed. Pen of two hens and one cock of any breed. or eoumty eompeUtlon. ·EXbibltor mu1t be wrder: 21 years of ne and the animals mu~t be a reii&tered polled Hereford, . and recorded in the ownership of 'bJVIIION VI PAIRY CATTLE 11. CLASS 11. SIIOWMANSHIP 1111. Old Pro - •R elub membtn. 16b. Zn~ Srd, and 4th, year exhibitors - 4-H. tee. Novleeelub mombtn. l(ld Old Pro. - Vo-Ac. ,JIJt. 2D4. llrd, and ttlr, year exhlbitara - Vo.Ag. ·w. Novll}l! Showman - Vo-Ag. 17. CLASS'17. GIJEIINili!:YS. No bulls may be e>hlbited In the Junior BboW. 17a. Junior Call born between November 1, 1963 and May 1. 1964. 17b. Senior Calf born between July 1. 19113 and October 31, 1983. l'lc. .Junior Yr. Heifer dro·oped betlhen January 1, 1863 and June 30, J. Load In P'!Jil'-Weolem Til~ 1114 umter• •. Weolem ,._.. Poi!J....tll" to GO''. I '· weetori> PIIUure Hone. • a. l'ltuuce Clul. e. Bnlltob Pleeoure Horse. ~ r~o U, : ~H:::-.....,.~or~ !Dr Melp c.untr Clllbl •ZIIr· entry per sub-class. (Example 33a.) 41b. ....,...,.., JIMIII 1'Gnad ~ r.....r. --------·--- lloielte 11. Get a! &Ire - --- ---------------·---- 8.00 • · To be beld Wodnetday 1:011 PJI. Ia fl<ml of Gnnoi!W>d. . • M- 38b. a .......... ..., ·····--·-·· uo ·'· olaldor Y...U., Belfor ·····-----·· t .OO to. ..... u.u. oau ~-- ------------- 1.00 n. Juniat llflfor Calf ----·----------- e.oo Will_., ..m roce~ve a lfGIIII1 ror-.....,. WliiiOIII _ , JldiN. • ,1 • DlYIIIIIII VIII · IWINI 16. CL48S 21. SHOWIMNSHIP 2011. ~ mombtra. 26b. Vo-.\8. mombon ' ~ ~ 27. CL48S 2'1- SWINE: POLAND CHINA (l:xlotbtt .to conolll "' 1 27L GUd (Purebred) under e months of AI•· 27b. (Purebred) under e moolhl ol 011. 2'1c. GUt (Purobcodl o... S PIPODdol til. tit. 27cl (PUrebred) over 8 montbJ o1 ace. 27o. Sow (Purebred) :m. Jtartrt bta: under 8 moolbo of ase. 2'll Markel plg over 3 montba of a~e. . ....... rn 18. • CLAS11 21 JIEliKSHI]IE SWINE (Sul>d- - • u ....CLASS 29. HAMPSHIRE SWINE <Sui><!UHI amt U Clolo :rll· : : CLAIIS JO • CllliS'I'III Wlll'l'll (Su l>ellllllll lalllt u CS... 27) ~ ••s u: AN'\' O'I'IIEII RI!COGN!ZED B1UI:I:D OP IIWINB (..... 31 ........ clulel same 11 Class 27) DIVISION IX RABBITS, POULTRY, AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 32. CLASS 32. , SHOWMANSIIIP 32a. •H club meoobera. -••· th 1r --~32b. Vo-Ac. E>blbltoro must bt weoent and aetually bl..... • ~ and rabbit~ to receive a erade in sbowrnr..nlhlp. Time of lhowmuabip jud(lnfl wUI bt anroouncool 33 CLASS 33 POULTRY Exhibit Ul oonalst of of three. Bleb br~ed to be judged aeparately. (Breed to bt on entrr blaDil;) Ltrrrlt a! one 33a. 33b. 3i3c. 83d. 33e. • ·' Ohio sirnopo~r.~n Broedell Pomeroy·Mld!lleport ._~ Aug. 17, 19114 u. ! - ' C!OIIection mull he exhibited. Twontr·llve lnH<II or more. f ' ... • ' ·jl ;. �/ • : ' ..! {"'•'"' I_ t~. ' ' .\ . - \. ' '. '· ' ' ' •. .. • · ' • ·,·- ~- · \ .• ·~' ~..... .. .. r• ...~ .,,• , ••t ~ .. ~i ,... • .,. •'i.. • I J :. t · ., '1 1- * • ~ , t •• • • • . . __ • _ 4 ' r 1 .. "Y;t~ ; u~~ fl ~"· l:f'",J. ~-.. .. .. .... uF•.• 1-: , 1 1?•111• "', ,!.•-.. • 1 ,'fele.vision Revu·e .a'ni:A~sAre 1'o·r.tbA Good Look-; Yofi11 f.infl·~o~Os OJ Bargains Below! ~, ' ~ J • ' l '. ' i, W.ANT AD ' 1'Nfo~MATION 2 SIGNS-., .... ' c-t:::';!"t"ltll~-­ ....... -Dni'l""'-. ..... ,. • ...... Of' . QUALITY ' C&N• IU .... I:KINe nn•R••nnNII. rn a. _,....., ..,.,· .,.. " • · - Du .. "'-""...ttftft . IUoA.fPI,J, .'\J'IUIIillo .......... -..- "(~..... "'ilf'" ........ . ..... "ftt .._ .,....._"._........ -~ '"'"".... .._. ''"-''"'at) fttt - • __.,.,.mnw ten P""M 11!1 lrh• '.,.t rn. ,tllu ~ IW k\lwo..,.,., ,._.._ ..... ·--'"'"' ...... ....... UI'U .. ~.. '*' 1-.rt\ .... .... '- ra• .. ·•-"'GRJ1b t l. . ftt _.,.. • :o~ Tl'l....,- ,a• ••• •no II~..,.... 1t .... la.tl :~.ra ·· : ..,. Qf l'tt""-"... .. .,41 11'1 r. viM. A I.UII'I't.o _..., mtn ...... -·~· ....... ' Ofto· H~I tiUI•Itt Ia A M ,f:Ut'du .. . . ' ll"t 1• • •.lit> t' M D•U) 4 · II ~ Ut.QO -... 8(.1 &U'¥ • I'Q ... .o\1 ,& " I.MW.1 . 1963 Monu Coupe · $1995 Bltttk flrusb, red vinyl triP', but!ket sot, 102 en1ine, 4 on tiH! noor. radio and heater. · 1962 Chevrolet lmpali St•. W•g. _ $2295 Low mile1ge b7. eareful total owner. Beautiful whitP and black finish w1th !lbowroom dean red interior. nev. set wbitewall tires, V8 en~:ine, Powergllde, power steering, ra· dio and heater. 1962 Volkaw•gen 2 Door -'"· (" Pomeroy Motor Co• $1499 Low Jl)ileage, vinyl trlm, deluxe eQUipped, treen ftnbb . Tires ~:~how little wear. Pomerov Motor Co. FOR SAL!!: I raoms, ball> IIIII one ball, basomen~ IIlli fum. - aee. 200 s· lGO, eoraer ., Gravel Hill, Mlddle!>ort. CiD . WY Zc~. 8-IHI.p IN SYRACUSE, tbrN. bt<u. IQID lllOdom bome. 11t11t · M oolem IUOUII1<d. · •all boatvc. largo 1o1 n .,.·IIIII· Pbor:.r a m lo 5 p m W\' Wll'l4 ~v•nlnp, 1 1n t ' p m W\ 1-Z«I I ' lfc OPI!N EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO For Rent '"' "' "'"' "1) JHONE WY 2·2157 •• TENTidN Raleigh CUsto- rJers: If I am missing any :awlelgb '!UStomers in East. rn 'Meigs Couoty, ..m you where )'OU --------------·-· .. .:. .............. . ·----------------------------------. .7~ .7• . .. ...... : •••••••••---·-··•··········}~ . .;.:;, life DIJploy of lbtee pleeea .......................... . . CIWICO:.U. . ·····a- ovan, WY 2-3046 or WY I20M. I 4 lfc • tK. so. For Sale . ' > ,40 .40 .................... Portnlt ·········'····'········--················ 4DdJe:&Pt .......... ~-------·-:.. ................................................... .. ~ • I. 1.~ ·7, . StW lifo ' -------··--'·······················-··· · 87. Dilplar of three pleeH ·······•·-·-············· 1.00 dll call on you as soon as osslble. w;n also 1>e can-v-' I · ' . . APBONS Kitchell Aproa· ............ ,. . ~ · 61. · .. ' •· ., .,•) · ... .:. ........ .,.:-.... ----"':-.., .. .BO ·-. 70. · Elr>lm>ldored Aproo ···"····;···· ····--······~···· ·:.::: 71, Paillled Aproo --·--······················--·-- .au 12. I"'DCJ AproD -'- -----'------- -- -----~ ....................... ~.... , . ·Ius compJete lin'!! " of Raligh products. Mildred 0. IOnahew, CH 7-2204. 8-14-fit< . DRBSSIFB . . . ' . :g: $L $1.00 .,.Alo $1.~ $115 One Piece Cotton Dre• ----·- ---... ~--- -----·----· 74. TWo ·Pi en COttoD Dr- .. .. .. -....••••••...•. , 75. Drell Made FroiD Allotller Garment -···•········· 75 76. 'lite Piece COUoo and Biondo .·.....................-. 1111 73. 41.00 41fl tf.O~ !, $1.00 HOUSE COATS \Nil SLEEPING GA!iliENTS .o··· : ·.'It HAND IIADE TOY~ 11. stuHed Toy• .......................................80 86. Dressed _Dolla _______________ ,.,_____________________ .50 .25 (Cop, Sweater_.IJid -~~~--== ·-· ' . ,. ·, .11 .21 .25 .40 :: g:=:::: ~:~!: ' • .1;. .1ii 80. HouiO Gao\ .............................. $1.00 81. SJeepint Garmenll __ _ ......... .. ----·········· -$1.110 INFANTS' WEAR ' $1.00 77. Tailored . Dfen --•············•················ 11. Tallorod suit -····--·--····:·····:··:··-~~:~~:: 7t. Tailored Coat ... ........................ , ,.. 00 82. Knitted Sweater Set (C.~ Sweoter aod -eel) ' I 89. AproD 1witb CrOll 'SUtch Trlmmint: ~ ..........................::......DO 1g Black Diarn<iDd Jinament, • ·. '66. Jive and I .. · . ___ .. . ··--··-· .71 tiO. !::::'uta-· ·······················:······::~ ••••••••..10 81. ~ ---------------:- .-----:-----~--11 82 ' •a.a.LIUK - · •••••·-"-••··•-••••"'"'"'"'"'"'"''"'""'"' . 1 QO 13. Diiplay ol three pleceo ---·----'················· · . PASTEL . eroy, 5 rooms and bath, util· ities furnished . Call Dr. Don- lease can or send a card - - - -- - -- ~!ling . ROME !0< rent In rooms and bath. WY PI!IIIUut :INfJ -- ...---- . .. ... "' '• · .. . ' "Oh, JOU'rt talkln1 Pout exponnel . When yod elld you·~ mau ~~~-· mlltt 1 theupt pou meant the aarl" ' .21 CHILDREN'S GARMEN'l'S !Ace 4 to 12 fl'l,) (Place Ap Oo Gojment) . .21 17. Colton Dren . .. .. ••• , •••••••••••.••••••••• ,,80_ 88:· " Dr.,l CottoDI and Biondi ...~, ••• cc ••: ·•••••••• ~-··' .•80 .. .u ... .u tJII. ~·a Snll ........... · --··-'··----··'···•••···•··· .GO --- _ , __ """""" 110 tl . 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 17. oa -till. . IIIISCi:LLANEOUI ,,, Tile Art . .. ............: •••••••• , ........... 41.00 · · <.• • · Homo Made Pune .............................. ao f ' · ,. · · · · IIEIGS CQUNTY FAU\· ;', . {'_ ., .. ·. . , __ ' ·' · '·' ' .. ......• . .. . --villblllt1 .ucJ. ~- ··-::---- It c":.:.:=r"'a.:f. -- : . -~:....Tt':~d' --.a....:.... ' "' ' .,;7!:ra;;;; '' . . . a...ua iooi: r..-UI I""UIIIIItM;W ..- - . ... - ~-- ~ · · WHEELS ALIGNED l'rabt . ·fleatlla .. -s. ........ u.oo. ~ ..,.. .':"';; ,,.,' c&a-. IM&bUM- .. ' ~ ' ' DRIVE IN SOGNI .· HACJ(ttfis..', , SOHIG ~SIVJ ~ . ;; . -' ·: ' "';, WY ·.2-Uftl'• .. I; Mat• St. · I •i \ i' J -" I ' ' ,. ~r ,; ;~;=-~ ~ ~. ,.;-- '· '·i ~ . ..r.,.::::. •'-.IP ' '\ ' . ' aran.-·,... ·. , · :, . ' I . ... •. be lftlqn4 • , . ·. IIJ ' _,c" ·, .: . UIL. 1• .' •• 1 .·c' , ;o.. ,· 1111•·111} .. •' ' 0.,.,....., • • 1 • c' • :!. ··: .;r.-r;o . ' ·:. ·: ........-·:~"..:.. '"·. . · t'·'."t. ' " BALANCED· .. . -,. ·. ~.. ' ror u. a. or..a ......., w. ~ d -;;~~ JOI' .. '~ ·-·.•--•·--·-·-=& .,,..·._..., •....· I , ,. ·. ·,_ ...... GRANcl!~aa•arr -,;.-~~~ •nd 1. ' · · . . t .r----f*'· , ., ' ' .~-------------------~..,.--:-' . . 1."ottl--· ' ... . .. LOOKING 'OR III:URI 1:00 Plelllr Party . f:DO ........ Ieaalldl f:IO Sip Of! t ..tuta~~ ...::.......~....;.:..:.... ~------~-Attnctlven$'·•~bUII1 to attract-.1111<1 .bold · ·~·-········- II ·: Appeanlleo 'uul pdwer Oro••••• ·[ PID Bma<> . 4 211 tic . -·· .-· . Ol'lllDiutJ-Ideu'- BuiiiiHI S.rvica .• ' ' , ~-I ' '!1. , ,,,.:.,,,··". . "' Gl'llll• MlblllwiU be!~ ou -tbe loUowiDI- c,N: GINIItAI. THIMI ; Tha Gro- oncl:Ill s.nloa ....... ConllnolftHI . IUBOIII)INATE GRANGE EXHIBIT ~liE CA1!D IIIDIU -L~ ':... ' ' . . ' lll>di QraD11 ri1 f1!!'!:!llh tllell' llllldllloa UcPIO to II'IO.ratr¢N•1 Qnnp"l!lxhlblto w!U be Judie<! at a tlmt to bo~ ~ IIJ SucaerlnteDdeut. : . .::. ' liE USIID. · NO OTII!a REGALIA. Entrlel clole •I 4 'P.M.. 1;'11~- ~. 13tb. ,_ ... ..,.,... ... » - ., . 11.. I. Shonollolt llotooi-lnto....... . ne •••~ ' ,.,.. lklt-r• .,. . com~ It!'!" lif f ·- ·-~ GroUp of 3 !IIDdkerchieb - Tatted ................ 118 Faoey P!Uow (Iabrie) ••• ··················---~" ... . Hobby CorDer --------------!.--~------------------ .71 no: CLOSI;D smLE'AND.-11-\G Wt,Y . ' , .... . .l'j . . . . . . . . . . . .... . .- Crochet Afghan ..... . . . ···---······•--•··•·· $Uti Table Mall - f - Crocheted .-••••••••••••••••c. ·::\ Pot Holden- 3 .... . ............................ . Gmup of 3 l{aodterchleb - Crocheted -···"······· :.::: Group of 8 llandkerchiell - l'llnted •••••••••••••• .GO 8eJHiirtwaeRC ll . Grtmje .fl~lll..t ,. I .. ~· '.-:' . - �•' ' ~- • '\ 'ride-to·he Is Guest tor Shower Event · Program of Auractions • : ·· ·at Almual Agneulturru Sh~w.;_;,_ About' . I ' . P;,GPJ•In - ' Pomeroy , .JUNIOR AND SI!:NIOJt PAll PROGRAM MONDAY, Auo'urf 17111. 1... · '1:00 P.M.~u,louo ~ CounlJ )lllllltorlol ~- . 10:00 A,l(.-.;.... 1\IIIDAY, AUIWIT lllb. llom!lllic .btL j . r,ee . -udTom LaUiblln "''M I PROPIR. TIME" • '' . '' ' VOL XVI f ~ ". ' .f~ • ... "" ~ .• - ' e - . en·t .l ne. ' • • ' 'i r ' •, I· .. '!9' \ ~ $ '- I _£ l1 " . l ' ) ~" ~I : .I ·0 . ..··st·, .f tnnu_ a· . ' .t > \ • ~ •' (' NO. 1.05 .., .( I• I • r1 • " •• j ~._ • .r . I ? ' ...~ '! f · ·t o. ' ' . . ' 1,.' lO:OII, I'.ll~ , :, . ' • i . .'. · '. TNU~-~~~Y, AUOiJST 20th. . , . . 1:00. A.lri.-.Ju~ JUnior ~~lrf ond, Sbowmanthlp-Nutr!IID• . · . .,. ....~,\ ~ · ' ~· m vorOtablo Jlllllblta '. ' · ~~~ 2:00 P, lrl.~udlliJC Dlirjr i:OW Cla01'. ·. 1 · ' • ·~:00 P.lll-lonJr .._~... ~Raelng ' • ·· •;' •. {Color) '[>., t< Fair ·Section ·.r I, •7:80 P.lrl:--lloru lla!llhl. Contest ~IRS" . r " ' ' ( Co•-· TONIGHT ·llem!Ck Jameo Garner ...,..HI WHEELER ; " Meigs COQnty· · '' ' U:GO '!foon te (:00 P,ll.-lloCille Jlllh ll<hOol Bo.nd 2:01 P.II....Jualor hlr GolaM 1m! S:Oir P.JI, ~ 1:00 P.~-JudatDc · •H Cl'opo, m.ctrto, llo~ .... ' ~ lllblblll. ' ' ' •T:QO I'-¥·~......-~~~~ 'l'Widin .., Squire Daneb!l : 'I:OO' P.JI. -roll!L ~eo .,. ' .. IIWII-o,tl', AUOUIT ltlh, a:oo A.~~:...:rlia~~tr Judi!,. opep CJua 1:00 A.M. "' 11,00 A.,ll!,.o-!'q~ ..H Po'lllrlr .and 1\abblll, lr' ....;., . . .•H Sbowawiibfp, PoUltry ond !llbliitt, Jlilllor Fa - , ' ' .llllllbltl. . . . . . . . ' 10:00 1A,ll. to t:OO P'.M.-XIdtilot.!li,....,U· rldea 10o 10:.00 A.ll.~I'IDOiton Sbow.-.J!orieo and Po~leo. 12:00 Nooa·"' 4:011 P.M.-Middleport Hlib S.hool Band _•1;00 P.IJ:.~ !!bow . .. I:OII .P:Irl."""i'diinl ;rlpnr, ShOJr . DRIVE·IN .:- • ,, :~:=. ~~1!d:.:':~~~~ed~.:rte~ c.... M~S_DN - • I J . . .... ' . ·~:011 PJJ,~Rai:fill •t:OO P,JI;...autlond lfiii· S.hool Band -· •s:oc • ... .. . - • · - - · .. - ~--- ·-· Bone Harnw ·JtOeillr P.IIL'"-Twlll~ _ . 1 , .a.• . X. Boeructl· •8:i!IGP:ll-41Jc llelitl 'varieHH lil!IIH-Directed by -lhlbert ' . ' PRIDAY, AUGUST 2ht. 8:80 A.lrl.~udcbit Junior Fatr+Sbeep ,and SWine 8:30 A.ll;~u=· Junior ?air-Beef 111d Sbowmaaablp. ; 10:00. A.lf,.;.l' Beef ClttJ;,....open Cla11 , 1:00 P.H,-Gu~t Sbinr · . . 1:SO' P.Irl~ud11Dc Sheep and llwlpe ,.-·Opeq Cla" '2:011 )>~-,Pony Homen Wnc . · 1 MEIGS THEATRE POMIROY OHIO •s:Ot. ·l>.I(,-JIUDDtnr Racln1 . ·· _- · •t:OO P .M......I!Iutein HlSb S.bool Band . ; , ·~ :00 ,P .II.-Twolih! Homes• Ita~,. '7:80 P.JI..,..J!ony PuliiiJC ContOs! .1 • · a....., C~OSED FOR VACATION FROM AUG; 9 TO 22 ' :. SAJIIRDAY, AUGQST• 22nd. 10:00 A.M:-J'unlor l!'alr .PIJ'Idt ·' :: · . . 11 :00 A.M.-Junior )"air ~ehlevomen\ A~ and· Style Re"'e '1:00 f .M.-Pomeroy High Sehool Band · '· · •2:00 P .B.-Horae JJatnesl -1\aclllll .• L ,' . '8:15 P. loi.-Bi~ ~nd .Vorletleo of 1964-D)l'e"l"lf..\>Y'""""rt K. &ellleb 10:00 P.M.-I!'Iieworkr , .. SUN. MON. and TUIS. Au.,.. 2S.!S ... • Grandstand Atlraellons · . • A PI STANT TRUMP IT" I He~th Metblicllst (Techbicolorl ·.TroY Donohue . DANCING G·ROUP - ''Hey, Look Me Over" will be the musical background for this group of dancers who will open the SOC<Jnd half the annual summer·musical of the Big Bend Minstrel A"'n. From left to right are Donna Crow, Margi e Harri s, Darlene Warne, Linda Moore, E~eanor Kay Schneider, Brenda Potts, Brenda Ingraham, Jennifer Crew, Roberta Romme, Gloria Buck and Jonnie Sue Thompson. The show w1U be staged at 8:15p.m. Thursday and Saturday as the grandstand attraction of the lOis! annual Meigs County Fair. :Ciwri!IJ · : morru... in the absence tliellev: M. E. who. · Sandra Susan Pl.e.lhette waa aueot Vibrations, Local Instrumental Group Will En~ertain Crowd at Big Bend Follies . . E E. ,. . ·p ·e· 'L·os>·. · 'w · J < ·_ 0 . '' ' ' . ..,..... -··- .... .. . '' ' ~.' ' ' ' ' . :¢{ .. . o ' .lM> · W11nt fo w.ve up to ltetter T~n you want fo place coftftdence In • ll'nl you can tnlat. Stop In ancl talk ov.r your ' " ' '1-~moo . . .' .·~·- .' ' ' A llvlt--' icleu :~ UJ. We can , _,4.,. h•lp ·J!U Ave .. ti.P,-•k Bargain buy! ••Big Ten" · TrdDp52Hold$ FRIGIDAIRE Fly~up; Finish Leston,., Refrigerator! ·'Cooking ' . I' No. Girl Scoot Troop SSZ~·J:~J~: Its Fly-up cerem~ ll cbly evening at the /4fioe 1~~lp8110ed Oblo Fuel Gas ' I, C:~~:~;..J:II~ ,.· ' Middleport under the Mrs. Barbara Walkeri Brown•l:::t of Mrs. Lloyd Wright. ........... ..,.,..a.-... .... -....... ....Amc.._ ....... ... . . . . . . . IIINtr Mite ~ • llldlftl chill ........ for . . . . . . . . llofdl- · ~· \ INCICIII- ti!C!~ JJllf coli WY 2-3193 • 11117 nil II fan~ ............ ' ie Troop leader, presented wings insignia to the girls and Miss Sue Tracy, Senior Scout, led ihe troop in the Scout promise and laws. Memben of the ,....,. Barnes, Rlaa Ellen Diehl, Darla and Neutzllng, Susan Soulsby, alynn and Caralynn ble Wisecup, and Becky · Mn. James ' Diehl lind Jimes Soulsby ..,asia!#. en were ali!O pment: · ..•. ' . FoDowlnc ,tho eetemDny, glrta complefod their slxtb dlod apples and punch to u~•~""'" parents and friends. Eaob ~ i~lniMIIIIf le toiJr ever JOUP · received a certificate to•rard at111111 cooldng merit badge, from known ••Yo our ropr~l¥tollvo call 'o• ,.•., tNewton. Prizes ' .. FURNITURE Mlddlepa;t, o. .. ' were awarded ·for ill- Mn. ble arrangements girls, with Marla Uy Wblle 1\elth Maralynn Tracy fOl'· an arrangement Scout Birthday, and Is Davls Dlebl , and Irene ·Ramee od ~lor a ,..,.__ _""'"""'-·;•.""' ' _,,arrangelljent. ., ! ,. '· honors in. the eight classes at .the ~nnual Style Revue 'tor the IO~st Meigs Winners were, first row, Vicki Fetty, DQtie Circle, Diane Holliday, Linda second tow, Louella Thompson, Kay Fraley, Patty Koblentz, Jenny Blakeslee, third row, Mary Thompson, Jackie Spencer, Sally Mora, Janie Gerard, Linda ina leaBOJi under Betty They ilerved cake, cookle~. liHil• lo our oHice, er to orron1• to ,. .' ' TOP· Wl~RS ·..c. TWenty-two +H •gll:ls came County Fa1r on August 12 •at the Pomeroy Jru>1oi Shenefield, Pe~ Milhoan, .Bonnie F,raley, imd Jackie Mora, Anita Houdashelt, Nola. Myers and JohQsOn and Melanie Brown. Not pictured Is ',.', I . ~--· --- ~·- '. .... .... ' ,. ' '' ~ � https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7bd3e4f053a1b420bb87098831ff1ee4.pdf 075b8f6a61cf5957f6fbee2cbb83f3b1 PDF Text Text •' ' ~- • '\ 'ride-to·he Is Guest tor Shower Event · Program of Auractions • : ·· ·at Almual Agneulturru Sh~w.;_;,_ About' . I ' . P;,GPJ•In - ' Pomeroy , .JUNIOR AND SI!:NIOJt PAll PROGRAM MONDAY, Auo'urf 17111. 1... · '1:00 P.M.~u,louo ~ CounlJ )lllllltorlol ~- . 10:00 A,l(.-.;.... 1\IIIDAY, AUIWIT lllb. llom!lllic .btL j . r,ee . -udTom LaUiblln "''M I PROPIR. TIME" • '' . '' ' VOL XVI f ~ ". ' .f~ • ... "" ~ .• - ' e - . en·t .l ne. ' • • ' 'i r ' •, I· .. '!9' \ ~ $ '- I _£ l1 " . l ' ) ~" ~I : .I ·0 . ..··st·, .f tnnu_ a· . ' .t > \ • ~ •' (' NO. 1.05 .., .( I• I • r1 • " •• j ~._ • .r . I ? ' ...~ '! f · ·t o. ' ' . . ' 1,.' lO:OII, I'.ll~ , :, . ' • i . .'. · '. TNU~-~~~Y, AUOiJST 20th. . , . . 1:00. A.lri.-.Ju~ JUnior ~~lrf ond, Sbowmanthlp-Nutr!IID• . · . .,. ....~,\ ~ · ' ~· m vorOtablo Jlllllblta '. ' · ~~~ 2:00 P, lrl.~udlliJC Dlirjr i:OW Cla01'. ·. 1 · ' • ·~:00 P.lll-lonJr .._~... ~Raelng ' • ·· •;' •. {Color) '[>., t< Fair ·Section ·.r I, •7:80 P.lrl:--lloru lla!llhl. Contest ~IRS" . r " ' ' ( Co•-· TONIGHT ·llem!Ck Jameo Garner ...,..HI WHEELER ; " Meigs COQnty· · '' ' U:GO '!foon te (:00 P,ll.-lloCille Jlllh ll<hOol Bo.nd 2:01 P.II....Jualor hlr GolaM 1m! S:Oir P.JI, ~ 1:00 P.~-JudatDc · •H Cl'opo, m.ctrto, llo~ .... ' ~ lllblblll. ' ' ' •T:QO I'-¥·~......-~~~~ 'l'Widin .., Squire Daneb!l : 'I:OO' P.JI. -roll!L ~eo .,. ' .. IIWII-o,tl', AUOUIT ltlh, a:oo A.~~:...:rlia~~tr Judi!,. opep CJua 1:00 A.M. "' 11,00 A.,ll!,.o-!'q~ ..H Po'lllrlr .and 1\abblll, lr' ....;., . . .•H Sbowawiibfp, PoUltry ond !llbliitt, Jlilllor Fa - , ' ' .llllllbltl. . . . . . . . ' 10:00 1A,ll. to t:OO P'.M.-XIdtilot.!li,....,U· rldea 10o 10:.00 A.ll.~I'IDOiton Sbow.-.J!orieo and Po~leo. 12:00 Nooa·"' 4:011 P.M.-Middleport Hlib S.hool Band _•1;00 P.IJ:.~ !!bow . .. I:OII .P:Irl."""i'diinl ;rlpnr, ShOJr . DRIVE·IN .:- • ,, :~:=. ~~1!d:.:':~~~~ed~.:rte~ c.... M~S_DN - • I J . . .... ' . ·~:011 PJJ,~Rai:fill •t:OO P,JI;...autlond lfiii· S.hool Band -· •s:oc • ... .. . - • · - - · .. - ~--- ·-· Bone Harnw ·JtOeillr P.IIL'"-Twlll~ _ . 1 , .a.• . X. Boeructl· •8:i!IGP:ll-41Jc llelitl 'varieHH lil!IIH-Directed by -lhlbert ' . ' PRIDAY, AUGUST 2ht. 8:80 A.lrl.~udcbit Junior Fatr+Sbeep ,and SWine 8:30 A.ll;~u=· Junior ?air-Beef 111d Sbowmaaablp. ; 10:00. A.lf,.;.l' Beef ClttJ;,....open Cla11 , 1:00 P.H,-Gu~t Sbinr · . . 1:SO' P.Irl~ud11Dc Sheep and llwlpe ,.-·Opeq Cla" '2:011 )>~-,Pony Homen Wnc . · 1 MEIGS THEATRE POMIROY OHIO •s:Ot. ·l>.I(,-JIUDDtnr Racln1 . ·· _- · •t:OO P .M......I!Iutein HlSb S.bool Band . ; , ·~ :00 ,P .II.-Twolih! Homes• Ita~,. '7:80 P.JI..,..J!ony PuliiiJC ContOs! .1 • · a....., C~OSED FOR VACATION FROM AUG; 9 TO 22 ' :. SAJIIRDAY, AUGQST• 22nd. 10:00 A.M:-J'unlor l!'alr .PIJ'Idt ·' :: · . . 11 :00 A.M.-Junior )"air ~ehlevomen\ A~ and· Style Re"'e '1:00 f .M.-Pomeroy High Sehool Band · '· · •2:00 P .B.-Horae JJatnesl -1\aclllll .• L ,' . '8:15 P. loi.-Bi~ ~nd .Vorletleo of 1964-D)l'e"l"lf..\>Y'""""rt K. &ellleb 10:00 P.M.-I!'Iieworkr , .. SUN. MON. and TUIS. Au.,.. 2S.!S ... • Grandstand Atlraellons · . • A PI STANT TRUMP IT" I He~th Metblicllst (Techbicolorl ·.TroY Donohue . DANCING G·ROUP - ''Hey, Look Me Over" will be the musical background for this group of dancers who will open the SOC<Jnd half the annual summer·musical of the Big Bend Minstrel A"'n. From left to right are Donna Crow, Margi e Harri s, Darlene Warne, Linda Moore, E~eanor Kay Schneider, Brenda Potts, Brenda Ingraham, Jennifer Crew, Roberta Romme, Gloria Buck and Jonnie Sue Thompson. The show w1U be staged at 8:15p.m. Thursday and Saturday as the grandstand attraction of the lOis! annual Meigs County Fair. :Ciwri!IJ · : morru... in the absence tliellev: M. E. who. · Sandra Susan Pl.e.lhette waa aueot Vibrations, Local Instrumental Group Will En~ertain Crowd at Big Bend Follies . . E E. ,. . ·p ·e· 'L·os>·. · 'w · J < ·_ 0 . '' ' ' . ..,..... -··- .... .. . '' ' ~.' ' ' ' ' . :¢{ .. . o ' .lM> · W11nt fo w.ve up to ltetter T~n you want fo place coftftdence In • ll'nl you can tnlat. Stop In ancl talk ov.r your ' " ' '1-~moo . . .' .·~·- .' ' ' A llvlt--' icleu :~ UJ. We can , _,4.,. h•lp ·J!U Ave .. ti.P,-•k Bargain buy! ••Big Ten" · TrdDp52Hold$ FRIGIDAIRE Fly~up; Finish Leston,., Refrigerator! ·'Cooking ' . I' No. Girl Scoot Troop SSZ~·J:~J~: Its Fly-up cerem~ ll cbly evening at the /4fioe 1~~lp8110ed Oblo Fuel Gas ' I, C:~~:~;..J:II~ ,.· ' Middleport under the Mrs. Barbara Walkeri Brown•l:::t of Mrs. Lloyd Wright. ........... ..,.,..a.-... .... -....... ....Amc.._ ....... ... . . . . . . . IIINtr Mite ~ • llldlftl chill ........ for . . . . . . . . llofdl- · ~· \ INCICIII- ti!C!~ JJllf coli WY 2-3193 • 11117 nil II fan~ ............ ' ie Troop leader, presented wings insignia to the girls and Miss Sue Tracy, Senior Scout, led ihe troop in the Scout promise and laws. Memben of the ,....,. Barnes, Rlaa Ellen Diehl, Darla and Neutzllng, Susan Soulsby, alynn and Caralynn ble Wisecup, and Becky · Mn. James ' Diehl lind Jimes Soulsby ..,asia!#. en were ali!O pment: · ..•. ' . FoDowlnc ,tho eetemDny, glrta complefod their slxtb dlod apples and punch to u~•~""'" parents and friends. Eaob ~ i~lniMIIIIf le toiJr ever JOUP · received a certificate to•rard at111111 cooldng merit badge, from known ••Yo our ropr~l¥tollvo call 'o• ,.•., tNewton. Prizes ' .. FURNITURE Mlddlepa;t, o. .. ' were awarded ·for ill- Mn. ble arrangements girls, with Marla Uy Wblle 1\elth Maralynn Tracy fOl'· an arrangement Scout Birthday, and Is Davls Dlebl , and Irene ·Ramee od ~lor a ,..,.__ _""'"""'-·;•.""' ' _,,arrangelljent. ., ! ,. '· honors in. the eight classes at .the ~nnual Style Revue 'tor the IO~st Meigs Winners were, first row, Vicki Fetty, DQtie Circle, Diane Holliday, Linda second tow, Louella Thompson, Kay Fraley, Patty Koblentz, Jenny Blakeslee, third row, Mary Thompson, Jackie Spencer, Sally Mora, Janie Gerard, Linda ina leaBOJi under Betty They ilerved cake, cookle~. liHil• lo our oHice, er to orron1• to ,. .' ' TOP· Wl~RS ·..c. TWenty-two +H •gll:ls came County Fa1r on August 12 •at the Pomeroy Jru>1oi Shenefield, Pe~ Milhoan, .Bonnie F,raley, imd Jackie Mora, Anita Houdashelt, Nola. Myers and JohQsOn and Melanie Brown. Not pictured Is ',.', I . ~--· --- ~·- '. .... .... ' ,. ' '' ~ �, ' • I •' 1 •' ,,r' • !'I • ' •• I. ' i' l I AUGUST 11-19·20-21·~ l FEEDING RESULTS I'Or Economlca1 Efficient Attend the Meigs Co. Fair 1 . ,· . CLEANERS USf ( eBROIERS ' DOWNING . INSURANCE · AGENCY PHONI W'f 2·5421 ' IN POMEROY ' a'AllERS · 1'11-lUSTRI IMI-MILK ... MIAT - ' . INMIDDL-f I'H. WYNIM . ' ' eCUI'l'Oil Cllllll!IIIO, pquJKCJ a IIIXIMO IDVICS •JtU 1'11111 DIJ,IVDY IIDVICI ltJP1'Ll1:ll e,vsn:IIIIIAIY . ' .Up; Ohio Valley Industries htcbHI 'P'oJnt IIDoo J'tllnlary, lA'!, the UP! ~ Saturday. Cowl IIIII liUIIa _.e 1lllder PNISUI't ~ tbl week seWnc weak .to a dolllr ~ower: Roctnt uptumr lq......,. tie prlc:ll prOmpled IIICI'INid acllvlty lor falldert, IIIII prteea 11Udy 1lo fl.GO blpr. .B. ~·', ted io have -eel..t eao.ooo betod. Tblt 1, up from ll1l ]ll'eVioul week too fai ~ ~ tbe · · ,.t. • ·. FAIR · 1868-1964 • BEST WISHES .,. ,. Flowers l for Every -Occasion Chi..,. f\ .,. • ' . .. ' '· ' ··.,_;The ' '. . ·~ .. ·Farnily ·AHraction l . - 1 '' ' · wY 2-2933 . 1 ' . 0ur Roots Are Deep _In The Traditjons Of · .·.; . --~ Meigs County" · ) ' . ' Downie- ·Inc. ' ., :... "l- • \ 10ht MEIGS COUNTY .FAIR i . •: AUGUST 11-19·20.21•22 - - · ( eSEE YOU AT THE FAIRe ' ,.:t· • ~- ·,; ~ ' ~ '""''" ..........'t( ht "iMM&Y.I, ... !Iilll.~· ' 1 • ' Cheer up! Oet_nr, ~tth GRA '/,ELY · ·_ - for MATCHLESS MOW..BlLlTYI . - ·" 1 ' ' 1/'o.' .•• ... , --.' ' ' , , A SALUTE T10 ·YO·UTH and THE . FAIR wr a.nrt You'll havt a FUNderful ti1111 at tht FAIR. So much tq, : _ sit .•• so much to do • , • so much to tnloy ••• it's . · , tht~hlgh spOt of the y1ar for th1 whole family. This year, biggw and bttttr, mort exciting, mort filn · · than tYif', ." ' .. .__...,.,."' ' ...;-olli:o' • .. ' ·, . ' j ' • ' i • ,:- ' ;· , r " I ' I . ' . g· · ' s' · e;:·o. · ·.;• ,r ~y . .' ' f ,. •' c • - / I . 1> -·.· 0 il r r • - . ' ... . '". ' ' )'WI' . 1a- or ID AI ...... FUN ... 8Nallonal Window .··Unl~ =;:a-soN , , lerlllloual ~ 1 a ~ggesUOil_ for Sen. Ev!!tell M. ;>irksen, R-111., and Rep. William M. McOilloch, R.Ohlo. They shoold supoena Chlet Jus11£e. Earl Warrell to testify In committee bearings on lhelr . Republican effort ro v;ro Supreme <;oort orders I rea~porUontnent ol . state leglslatureB. If Warren accepted a supoena IIIII tesUfled he wauld beoome 8 against hlmaelf. algwlbtnet8mb m e ljl'llss Warren IIIII would not be likely to dlstri!ss coogresslonal Republicans, w,..n r<~ad the majority oplruon lut June in which the courl ordered tlte states I!> reapportion.. Warton alld bla rnajorlty hel!l' ihal·lr·•a• WII!OOsUlullonal for either bouse o1 a sllte legislature to be apportioned on any basis other Ulan population. 'The .. Constitution sUpulates lbat the U. S. Congr...is shall be •Pprotloned for the House Warren served 89 governcr o1 the basiS ol population but for California 1943 • 53, In 1948 he the Senate "" the basis. of po- made a speech · In which lillcal dlvlsi0111 - two senators he said :. for each state regardless o1 tbe , numbef of perSUIIf: represented. ''Many · California counties · Btifd Ou AmOIIdmeat are far more Important in The Constltutl;., doeS 1101 ex- Hie ~f the state than their poptend that stipulation to a • ulation bears to the entire poplionment for stare I Ia~= ul~tion of the stale. It is for But nelther does theeglsGonsUW: tlt•• r~ason that l have never lion apecitlcally deny the ata't"'l been m favor . of restricting tire right to adopt for their leg their representation In the state lslatures the apporll<lnment ; senate to a strictly population te)n prescribed for the U.IIYS. basis. COngress. , :, Favors Status Quo ·' . . Warren _ and h!a ·lllajorlty found authority for their reapporliooment ""'!er In· 1111 14th Amendment to ' ~ OonaUtuiiOD. It Is strange thJII Wan'to woold reaeh so far for. autllorlty to slri<ke dow!> the. well established apportionment customa ol t1te stales. II is atrange because Warren Is '"'Jrocord as bellevlDg that lhl'prevaiiiJII l)'llem o1 apportloment Ia .- best for tbl cltlr.ens. ' "It Is fort he same reason that the founding fathers of our COUDtey' gave balanced represeotstlon to the states of the Union, equal representation In one house and proportionate representation ln the other. SUford ol Los Angeles tied for second with Jack McGowan ol Largo, Fla., and Rod FW>setlt of Spokane, Wash. At The Big lOht MEIGS COUNTY FAiR ,· . ,_. .. 1 1 Moves have been made to upset the balanced repreS<!ntaUon in our state, even though it has served ~· well and ls strictly in accord With the American tradition and the pattern of oor nallonal government. Our state Au made almost unbelieveable progress under our present system of legislative represntatlon. I heliefe we should keep it " .Warren vs ' sharply questi~ned\1~7:,:'~ fore a Senate committee 1~:::::ii:i~ to veto one 1 th Jr' Supreme c~rt 00::;:,.~ ATTEND THE .. . our limes would attract a room only audlenc e. ·:-,, ~ ' A0GUST 18-2:21:tif THE BIG ONE MEIGS COUNTY'S IOht FAtll WELCOME TO THE FAIR! ' ~- ,._. _1 .~. Meigs ' ., INSULAtiO. ·. With ' > '. ' .., . .. ' . • . ' ·'· ' ' I• ) .... ' ' ' County ,.. FQi~ .. .. . . '~ ·i-,. • \,, -~ - •f. N. 2rid Ave• ' ' ALUMINUM' ,., Backing . . •• \' • •• ..:. MErGS.~ (:OUNT¥ .' .. a'~'d. HAVE combe and Fred Stolle of Aus.tralia won their final ,singles : .I matches against Ernesto FOLLIES FUN .:.. Katy Crow, lo~gtlme Big Bend Minstrel Association president Aguirre and Patricio Rodriguez surely wdl be a hit ln her appea~ance as a backward school boy during the Big Bend FoUles a\ the Meigs. County Fatr this week. Joining ln the act are Brenda Jn ra- of Ollie to complete Am:tralia 's swee.p of the Americ~n Zone hsm, Linda Moore and Eleanor Schneider, dressed ln animal costumes. g Davis Cup finals, 5~. At The " ' .' {,., .' . PROMPT SERVICE MINNEAPOLIS - John New- . ' ... . ' Ha¥1 AWonderful . . nill . r·_J •·' · .... '· ,'!. .'H .1 ·, 0 _ .) ·'Fcumer'i -hnfj,. -.. ~·i ·• :~·.,' an · d' ~•.r..;..~l ..UV .. t 'l {, · '-·· ...t I OD y. 'oio'.:ioili ' ........i, ' """"!'i -- ;t. . ... ' 'ij. . ............a.. ' ' ' ' '•., ", , ., ,; ··; ....., 0 ',. 0,\ ' '' y 11WJ». Foz UDDIIIiched Ml JOOwiq, ..._ tbtaG" Reel,., ldnc-o;..d jobo, tho 7li"Rool Gup. M.W...,r.....,. quickly ...,_ the ~2" ' Mow.r. For alloll'OUDd ' . . ·Miwwi,II'OilT . '· ·"' r f 0 Wt art proud of the~ young citizens, who art !~rn­ ing each year better farming and homeinakirig practkls, and displaying thum at thl fair, and sharing th• rtspclnslbllity of making our county a bitter·.· place to live. · . Citizen• National '· ., . A ·_ · · · 'Bana..: , . ·· ·' "~ · .:a~.: fJ\,,, .f. '. , . '· ...... •• . , .,_~ !1... ,_'"-"""job--.~~ to doli lut. N.., 80" Rola'1 ...._ qoDolj ·ol - " . ~'?' . .: . .·-· CiHii hm SwltltAU•k llrirel " ' ' ll!lllf\lhi!ll\ ... t:~ldl . . . . . . . • r CONVALESCENT , Reports From The Capitol fa~~\\?.£5 POMEROY AmND THE ... ,_ e 1948-1963 COMPlfTE liNE .Or' Budge and Allee Marble were inducted into the lawn tennis Hall of Fame. Suuday WEST ALLIS, Wis. - Psrnelli Jones won the 150-mile ]ate model stock ct1.r race at lhe Wisconsin State Fa;r Park. ~-, ... Don 11 ~._.,., I • •t SEE US FOR. A.. Pomeroy 'THE MEN'S~ $HOP' .' NEWPORT, R. I. ..,.~.~-.-.. • '' WY 2-3586 ~ KINGSTON, Jamaica - Ralph Boston equalled the world broad jump record witlt a leap of 27 feet, 3Y• Inches in the Carreras international track and field cloampoollships. . ' ATLANTIC CITY, N, J, Parka won the Philadelphia Turf Handicap with a track record U2 3-~ for the I 1-16 mile race. Cool Prince was second and Turbo Jet 11 was tllird August 11-19·20-21·22. .J:.~~~~i-. ~ ~ Goealein Ready-Mix Co. , • Saturday . 'LEAVENWORTH, Kan. Peggy Conley ol Spokane, Wasb., won the National Junior IJirls clulmplonsbip ol the United States Golf Association. ' .. • ' - Galtle · reeel~'lt the II inlflce~~ totelte•( i1s.ooo, com- quested the Selective Servloo to ~·re<~· Wllh 21'-000 • week .... draft 6.500 '!)Ill Into the Anny a-1 lftl In Oetober. A total of 17,100 recruits will be needod by the miHtary serv· Ices durflll that month, the de- , ~artrnenr Slid, but 10,soo ere upeeted to volunteer. 11 mark- ~ ....COICIITI ' ;, 'j Ill I. 2nd · -· ,, 40 Years Of Continuous Service \. Jim Johnson - C. B. Simpson. , ','~­ i •i·'4 · WY2·2903 150 N. 2nd Ave. By Ualled Prest lntemalloaal Nor~Q Goodwin, Flp;ist · .· · lohns~f~sonlnsurance Weekeud Sports SUmmary '· -= cymporablt ...- llelfer1 ov.- . Aeency . • lis IIIII Interior lon lllllloutbtn1 Mllloeoota lolllled ~,000 for the JarsHI run IIi nlDt weelaJ, eompii'ICI 'llltll IG8,000 1181 week, j In elrlot IIIC IIIHI lradt 11>11 weet, liter ... holfer beef IOid .50 to IJ.GO lftlher, oow bee! .2$ to 11.21 1........ sprln& lamb .50 bliher, : porlc U0111 11.00 to 11.25 bliu;, Jlol. loll buill lleady to .50 liliher, and fresh hams .50 to $2-~ lo'O'· er. ' MUTUAL. For A.Juccesiful Meigs County Faf~ .. In New York, steer ~ sold f!..oo to P.IO btlhtr, •prlng 14mb fl ,OO higher, IIIII ' hog old.. stelldy to .25 lower. , The averqe price lor !'holce steers In Ollcago wu $25.27, eompared with $2US the weell &20 ooo head before and $24.?0 last year. ,;,. best ·clemlllll lut week The averaae oott for ~and eDt. at Chlcaao this fiek •u centeNd '"' .-a grlldlng was O!US, compared 'lllib fl8.· choice or betlor IIIII ll_,lbr 89 lut week p $17.11 last we~ over 1.1110 lbl.. end year • 9011 lbs. . · FOR 59 Years Slaughter Steers, Heifers ,-Make Sharp J.Week Advance - ~- --~or lvtllar:1l tllrlnlnlls . . ~ litt*t slaughter steen IIIII bet!tl'f IOid .10 to 11.10 hlfher for tbl ~ ....... lldvii!ICe llln<e mid JUDt..IIIIIIJDOilllhe llwt>Ht Ia • 'r-. Tbt prioo of oholee .... rMebed Ill ' REAL E$1'ATE Melp County's Oldest and Largest Insurllice Quality Launderers & Cleaner, .· •COIIPLml: I'IZII Lilli - ND boraei wen 011 the Metp County Jllrpoaadl raet tnell: •POllLTilY SQIJD'NINT a IUI'I'UI!I . · · tire :rollli nc I!Qnea radna eompetltloa tldl 1I'I!Bk. II M Co unty HilbWIY IDd Stitt HilbWIY Departthe wa U alone Stete Route S3 that onto l'llD llorm. Several employeea were ll:ept on ........ WY 2-2161 MINiaYILLI the rroject . the IIIII tenq ot 1 llatHwned cra111 1D the filii IIDdstonl roeJI:s flact. Oiiiijjiii;~iiiii;ij----iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiilii---~ji;i tt-D~ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., AUJ, 17, 18M • AHind Tile Meigs County �"' I '' ( \' Steubenville ' A.T ·T ~ N ·o .... t 't . '""' O'j • i'' AND ~PPORT YOUR . tOUNTY -FAIR . ( ....................... ___ . - ~ ' . -...~ , 'I ' , · \ . . FRANCIS FLQRISTS ... i!' 5 IIG DtYS - AUGUST • '' .IRVINO MIIU I 11\uoN COUNTIES ' "'SURGI! DAJRY•,OUIPMI!rqu A Complttt FlOrist's Service IIAC;IIU, 0. 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 responsibWt~ of mak· lng this a better county, state and country_m wh1ch ........ T....,.,..... WY2-2644 I. WITH ·aGO I. MAIN e POMEROY Get lmRressive Victories -YOUTH! INSURANCE ' For Over 100 Years~ .. . -····----····---- -- FOR EVERY PURPOSI -----·~ ~'!"'-~ WELKER'S ' Pomeroy 130 E. Second \ EBERSBACH •.-.FolfAlL·, OCCASIONS Ohio Valley Plumbi •••• TWs Company Has Been Serving Big Bend Ana eANNIVERSARIES ED~A,~ A Salute To The Meigs Co. Fair! eWEDDINGS • eBIRTI:-IDAYS eFUNERALS WY 2-2431 eBASKETS MElG> J~sur . 1ce COUNTY'S 'lOlsl· · -, :. ifC!h''A Every I ~AIR_ - eSPRAYS .t ~ Phot:ae WY 2~2039 :~o:.R~ Alllncl'tht BIG '' IVBRYTHING IN HARDWARE ' TO ALL c .- • • •, . ' ' k·- -~ -}. HATS Pomc,roy Flo,wer S~"~·i r . , • Mlo. Millard Van Melor . , .• • _ . -~- _ · ' ,- OFF Butternut & W. Main • ••• _Who Helptd li Ally Way Towards . :- lht Success Of the Big . - retumll •nmrii Meigs ·C~unty . FAIR -.-·.· I II MYERS ·;PUMPS ' - . _ , to Skinner'• Hanlwaro" ' ~... I 1 l ........... ePOTTERY . . ; HOME OF EBERSBACH·HARDWARE i~- '' ' II i 10ht MEIGS COUNTY FAIR We - . 4 our- c .... II lbe boys lll4i llrll ol Coual}' ... .io Ill - ...... lilt fAll lilt IIIII • ........ 1lllped .. J& END OF THE MODEL CLEARANCE PRICES MEIGS COUMlY FAIR " r •ur - -- ~ ,I .... ·- ... , ,_,.... n":.Jd.l'.l '· ' . t FAIR ... -"'- ··~About ~hing You'll Rnd l ?o31~:" . :-_: . . . _ .,. ..~.: ~ ~ tu ' STORE ' - For Bu••tD·ItOftr candln - ' ,~~_, ;;: -~ -. ·.·.:.: WEAR WESTERN WEAR ., _, . What are water 11>011. lime spots; fUm cauaeil br t&p water? Row do ther hurt complexions, dUll bslr, spoU fabrtco, d~~nap plumbincf Get the ••· swen. Phone lor your FREE copf o! "Tho W•· Flir To All Who Helped Towards A Successful Bi g 101 st Meigs. County Fair ••• .. .·• ter Spot Story :• FREET~ c..,,lotolr Auto1111t1c · .MARGUERITE'S SHOE SHOP WE S'I'OCK WATI!:II SOJTENDl SALT ' . . ' Levi, Osh 19Shi' •nd Wr•ngltr . A Few L-ef; cj~d : ' I ' ' ."• ·.:J .& ABBOTT ' . (liDO ·' ,, . ' I 'l ' ' !' I ' .' .. '' . . ' ~- ) ,Oj ' . ,; ,. \' -~ ...-,: ' _. . .... ' ' • ,_ - \ Middl•port, 0. ' . • WI CAJlllY r FOR • Q(1q, p. I' lower. It'l carl to,JQ4)(e,w!ll' ' . : . ...-~ '\i ., . " i 25 Years of Service to the Community POMEROY an QEARANa • Dlttno, ll'llto!l, Roll- lonki ''lftlll I llollllerecl c-allcllopt. Toya, IN OLD UNE ClOMPANIES DODGE T It·. .:_ IJS~!}.,;' CAB ... .\ Gtt Th Job Done Quick• And More Ecoaomlcll W'llh A... ·' u64 Wi'Wu IHE FINEST . Meigs' lOht - ' "··' •'· · ONE In ' ' •BIG I . : ~, IHE :. iJO TI:IE BUILT BY DODGE Western Wear ' . """" 'rtiof' ·. 01'1111\olr ., ; . -ifltor Coil DO T•. You. Your ••inllr •lMI Your ' Congratulations <: rW&LC:oMEs You ' IUfl~'·~ Tho Yll~• · .;,"~\- ~··•' SEE THE DEPENDABL ES For That Day 41 The Fair or Back To Wool- Your Modern Drug Store. - ~- -- 101s~ ~ FAIR ' •. fUR~EYS ·':""CHICKENS- EGGS .. • INSURANCE j :f ~:ff Attlllll llle .. PHONE ·Maple -LaWn -Poultry Far,m ". Proto ~1101111 ·short wttll 10 seconds left In Scrappy Fran Tarkenton the game. The Bear touchobnwed the Georsia fanil what downs came em short nms by they've ,been missing in his Ron Bull 8!MI Joe Man!Cllli. "homecoming" u 1 pro quarRyoa Load• - . , Frank Ryan toooed fOOD" · wllo ·si•es Mlnne- toucbdown passes as the sota coach Norm Van Brocklin Brown• coasted to a 56-31 grey hairs by gc1tlng in BNI. out umph over the Los Ang<,lesiJ of jams In his own backfield, RallUI alier holding a directed lhe Vlkinfs to two vantage at halfti~. Terry tou<hdowns in the final live Baker replaced Roman Gabriel minutes as Minnesota downed at quarterback lor the Rams In WY 2'2036 St. Louis, 24-10, in a NaUonal the seccmd baH and threw lor Football League Oldllbltion three TD passes. .Have a modem game Saturday night in · Atlan- Don Meredlth scored the · 5'&ig Dlly• of Fvn borne: modernize ta, Ga., just '10 mlles from the 1ame's first touchdown and !atyour bath and kitchen' , University of Georsi& campus er hit teammates In t b e end Fo'rAIII Let us pian and Install new plumbing fixtures where Tarkenton llayed his zone for two more as Dallas for up-to-date convenience, and ali for a few collegiate football. downed San Francisco, 34-23. AUGUST pennies a day. We've plans for enhancing any A crowd of 10,000 roundly ap- George Mira entered the game detorating scheme. Visit' us today! -,_ •• 18-19-20-2'1:22 plauded the defeat of the Car- In the final period 8!MI was dinals, who recently turned four lor 16 in the paulng de111;.:h~a bid to move their parUMnt while runnirlg 28 II to the !OUihem city. yards for a touchdown ,late In CO M PLETE the game. Spark• ScoriDg Drive PLUMBING After Ron VanderKelen had The San Diego Chargers retSHOP 132 I. 2nd Bf!A ll•"a' him a breather In t b e iJtered their !leCOIIIIstnllght uthlrd and fourth periods, Tar· hlbiUon victory, scoring with 72 kenton returned to spark drives seconds remalnin8 iD a ~~~ 1::555555555a555iiiii!::3~ that ended In a lour-yard open contest and winning, 41-38, -~'r.fDI toss to Paul Flatley iJ1 the only AFL e:lhil1ltlon Sat• yard run by lull- urday night. Quarterback~ John Bill Brown. Hadl for the Chargers . The Green Bay Packers Houston's George Blanda lhr<rwll 'bred 31 pomts In the socond three touchdowns paoses eacllo baH to ~gister an easy 34-10 but the hlgbllt!ht of the over New York. The was a 104 ·yard kickoff k'IJ-«~. fourth quarter by Oiler rookie Sid Blanka. on Bratkowski'll 11· yard toss to Marv Fleming; TOLEDO (UP!) - Tbe Toledo Paul Hornung's 56 • yard pau Tornadoes, beaten by Wbeetlng to Boyd Dowler on the option in the United Football League and rookie Dennis championship game laal year, Claridge's two • yard run. thrashed the ironmen, 27-t, SatFrank Mestnik, playing In the urday Dlt!bt for their tbird ... injured Jim Taylor's fullback bibltion wiD without a defeat. slot, was the game's leading It wu the first ground gainer with 78 yards game for Wbeellng, which 8!MI broke a 3-3 halftime gained the Tornadoes iD all tie with a score from sev· partmenta. Rookie quarterlllac:l• en yards out. Phil Yenriclt hit on IICOt' Tbe NFL champion Chicago ing passes 8!MI the Tolado deRear• bekl off a late rally by fense bekl Wbee\ln8 to two 8ekl Wasblngton to defeat tbe Re4- goals, the firsl time the IroJt. skins, 14-13. John Seedborg's i1J. men· have DOt scored a touchfield goal attempt fell down iD three years of Ill' Uoil<d ., V. D. EDWARDS ·~ Browns, Vikings, Packers, ' . l Pllmllill Service nru The Allywt.r. .. The w...w to Uve. -INSURE . Co. ' Morns Shumway Greenhouses BE SURE 1e-~ . '''''lill :( ;[' 'COMPLETE 1Jr1l IIOYS $3.98,to $4.49 {" ' $1.91.fo $3.49 ' �. ' ' Pomerooy·M1cldl!port, 0 ., Au&. 111Ht • - ••' ' I ... ! coutmfAII August 18o19-20-21·22 .l THE BEST IN f' '' • • • ':AU ·;u· roo · ,.. MEIGS I l COUNTY'S j i Gil a~ tr~tinp' Service COOLJNG OFF IN ROME-The artisticallY beautiful foun· laina fo~nd throughout the Eternal City are oppare.,tly ' quite practical during tbe hot Roman summer. The toumto ftnd eool comfort by walking behind the water ..,..ding \ tnm the famouo fountain at Villa D'Esle. • Instal ANfi.,BIIIhrttll eMakeNeedecl lepUs elndall ANtw Heating *e River News (AMERICAN STANDARD) '· New HOlland Equlptllllf '. When yoll want to remodel or improve your home, oHice or buslneu ••• . I HAVE YOU?,, •.WE CAN DO ITI KARl:-.IGRUESERI PLVMBING & HEATING • . A)INERSVILLI .' ' 5 BIG DAYS •• ;,~~.MASSEY·FERfJUSON DEALEI VISIT OUI DISPI.jY Service That FULTON-THOMPSON. -. 5 BIG DAYS- AUGUST l8th thru 22nd POME,IOY SPRING AVI. ' CHICKEN • Hoffa will , ···T Have Appeal .· ·1 Heard SooD· ,.. · 1 .' I ' ' ' ' ,.,. . . . • drey, Lynch~urg, Va.-, spent a tske ateps io vote in absentia. , weekend With Mr and Mrs ~ . . • , eFertlllura eRED OAK •. Boys' & Men'• _ 6.99 to 24.95 ' ' I . ......... S---~----------.! ' /1 nPEN DAILY , ' . _t,..a . SATURDAY ;.' ~ \ ••. . ,.,<'··" tStack Sa't tWater Soli- ......... .. . ·.: ' ''·i:;:;" .. JIM RICKMAN SAYS: HAVE FUN AT THE ·~-C! ·_;" .·······~··· . ) :~: :~i:'•) . - -~ . " "·,_, ., SUGAR .IU~ FLOUR-: ~~LS I , ~ • Phone 'wY 24111 . ' ' . We salute all who made thls annual exposition possible . . the Agrlcultur· al Society, the Jr. Fair Board, busine.,.. . ~. mep, youth and all the other wonde!" ful organizations that contributed to the success of the fair. I : 5 BIG DAYS--AUGUST 18·22 , ,. . \ ... ' ' Pwn.;.;,, Qh\e' - '" ., , Mlk• r..dy'Nowt' ' .~J-the \ ·F'AIR .tasterbeHer! ' ' ' I. ' ' ,. > AUGUST 1S.If.20121-22 ·' ' \ ·~ _Always At ...... . fait ~:.- '. ~ •· tillers~ Lawn Mowers:.. Riding li'Qctors • ' 'I ' • ' ' , FOiiD ;tRACTORS ·& 'lt~PtEMENTS • J..-~---..;....~-:.··......- ~·i ?J .' . * I \ •. ""' Meigs County's Big 101st AUGUST 18-19-20-21-22 ' .•., s.:wanloM;"'t:~t ~·~.!~::·~\ tC011111it & Mtrttr .J BOLENS EQUIPMENT .._ .' .. eLlme • .;1/; Your '·"" 101st .. C.~;;,litJI and • 1 • Mo.-arul Mrs. Eldon Will, Syra. cuse, visited Tuesday w"b Mr. I Mrs. Denzil Cleland. · Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy spent Sunday evfJling jn Belpre with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mat· 6-9- · ~-~ - !!OMEROY, 0. -~ .... '0:~-~- ' 11 spendjng • week withand Mr.sons, and Mrs. Harold Hawk Columbus with Mr. and Mrs . . A. DRIV"IN RESTA URANT .~ tLittero tV'Cclntl · ~!~iii - ~. ,. -~ --_...-·" ....... ~ 1 .... ltin4'·. ~ . . . ,· · eToble MHI . ·. fcom 80y -:-..~ ,\ '\V" - - ·,~ '· o -~.. Soli \tith YOUTH 'CROW·'S STEAK HOUSE· . ~·:ot~ne~ce=s~ry~t~o~be~2 sa ~to~reg:,~===============~;;:::=::~E~~ Dog Foods - Flour - lngredi~nts. _ ___', t!leeds tllrtl Seedl eOyotet Sholl• ond Grit eCHIPPEWA YV I \ . · A' ' ~ . e TUXEDO • • 1 Will , Belpre , M--~\lllUClY. Rob!rt Berry and Mrs. Etta ler to vote. Debbie, Sandra, and Bobby TOWN & COUNTRY RESTAURANT · . • RED RC'Si· (' k. Out~rsm•n- the fel]ller eOuTDOORSMAN eHAWKEYE BY ACME Fred Rice . · · · Ali students are eligible to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton AUen vote who will be 21 years old and Bill called on Mr. and Mrs. on or before Novemb:> r 3. It .is ' ' Wood have returned home after .e SURE WIN . WORKo: : 'SHOES !. I "OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY" I 1 eSEA FOODS - CRQ Atte"~ & Suppor:f Meigs County's Big 10ht Spedeculer SEA FOOD dence. Voter registration books ! Mr. and Mrs. Ryland Phelps istered. Students who atlend • 1 and' daughters Janice and Auaway rrom home should ASST. \ ~ . CHAR BROILED Dear~~ · 1:20 a.m.; Anchor L. Christy Tuesday thru Saturday, Aug.l8·22 in the November elections '""'' II 1 mtJSI be registered in the city Michigan, were reo. Students who wi sh to protedt :"t· VISitors of Mr. anti Mrs. their right to vote should be &fiOO Wood. sure that they are properly reg- BEEF . sued a reminder to all eollege student! that in order to vote Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wood, in September. e ROAST .' \. - - - - - - - - or county of their legal resi· • ~ 'CHICKEN· Tho Laague of Young DemocraUc Clubs of Ohio today i,. BY CLARICE ALLEN •i e 5 . BIG. DAYS .e . Chester Sodety Noles ·~ROASTED I KENTUCKY FRIED Students are Reminded to ' Seivtl1 TRACTOR SALES Googe riadlogo: GallipoUs Darn 18.3, 1~. 3 . running 21'. feet on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 61, Pt. Pleasant 24.23. Hint<ID .111, Kana who FaUs .43, Charleston 18.01. London, Marmet and Winfield darna were on the siUs. Boat movement!: Olllo River - Onward down 13. 1:35 a.m.: Robert Reed up 14, 2:45 p.m.; Tlboit up 14, 2:45 p.m.; Buckeye Slate up 14, 7:· 1 10 p.m.; A. J . Patten up 14. • 8:15 p.m.; ·st. Marys up 14, 10 p.m.: Harvey Jordon up 14, 10:• 30 p.m.: Johu Ladd Dean up 14, 101st .. ' . • • YiU 1• J1MIJI101st Sullf ••.v..MI 1MI 1~ht MilOS '. '. flo., ' \ , I Ia llltlve I , .. . .11111!1. . . . . ..i.,!l-11111111;;;;;;;;-iiiiiiiOiOi-;;;;;;;!'=j 16-DIIJ.y ~ntlnel, ' , I '• ' ' . i ,,.+r ' '. 2 CONVENIENT LO~ATJON,S . ~~tt ., ·TO SERV~ .. ,.j' • • I '".,:'. ••• ' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO liMIT . QUANTIT'r �I I !~ . ~' . . . I r.. '' " ' ! • • '• ' :~ "•il" centlnol :;.,__.. ..., f P, ¥"m-•-cy '- " ..· ..,,or;.,, ··- .,.,,•'.' 0 ., !.u• .... -~· 1'1·' l"" " T• 1" ;J ' (ofi.Op·~ (lea~ & Prehissioaai;ty;. " · ., SIIOf . . . .' . . \ ~ .. MllgtC.Unty's ' .' .' ,,, Oldest Jewelry Store . ' - Salutes !THE BIG lOlst •MEIGS COUNTY FAIR. we '11Be There I-·· Al'TEiliD THE For A Successful MEIGS · COUNTY FAIR Old·Town Flats Society Notes MID,D,L'EPORT FEED MILL_ 11 T'QNY. fOWLEl, Ow•.O,.rator . I. , ...- " , p/ · .•.: :. MIDI)LEPORT, 0. ==--=-- - ....... . -· • • • • .... ,. JD IDEA \ .. Lawrell.. T1ct a1 Belpre. Mr. and MtL Cecil Rooeber· and two chlldron visited Mr • and ·Mn. Clillord Roush al The ' /} • .. ..... ... , .... ' . _._____ ____..,........--At&si!JIIf ..... '. GOESSLER . ~::~~~ . . Jewelry Stori"~: ':Z:.:. ' ...,........ ·· ··-~.\ ~- -. "· ~--, ' . Pomeroy . . .... . ~- ................ 1nd 8x4x16 bfocb d.UNIINIJIM WINDOWS ~~~~:~AND MQRTAI : ltOCK ~,...,,w. v•• ren were at GallipollJ The bridal . sltoWer Klven Miss Linda Van- WIJ attended and sbe iecelved'many nice useful gi!Jo •. Mrs. Dorothy RGtleberry and _ two children visited Mrl•. ...,.... II Joe vaa Meter and doughier Nickey. I Guestll ol Mr. and Mrs. May- 1 5 BIG DAYS! LET'S ALL ATTEND !. .. , nu Pomeroy ' _...;.••• .. "'"~Sf.'.. .. 35 . ~ Clyde Wolkor, 429V. Jnd, GolllfiOIJo ' . •. BIGGER and ' BETTER "MEIGS -cOUNTY st ' 114 Mulbe,ry St. .. FAIR GALEN S. BROWN WY 2·2166 ,.., •. IOX471 POMERqY,, ~~IC! II ..' ' Tlooii!Rt' i' ' Now Sport OMEROY · · . .[ _,........ .'t . ..._' • ~ 1' Your Town-and fRAME, *Hl·CHROME 't~ ltACINQ CI.Ultlf, *INTEII- ' IWLI, *111'110UT£tiY•• ~ " " .., Go-Kert ·...til _""' ·"'• ' lit our .,., i !_. \,) .' . '' 111 Specljtl ,. ' , l'ARTI illld 000-L Weit 1011 t:q!~~ la> • ' ' ' ' .. ·,., ·" -;1 ~....:.. ' . _'),."'! I' ,, ~-- . •, _- ·. .' '. ~: -~- .- .. ' . ,, .{ ..' ..._,.: -, .' , , •. or on ··Jial' . . ' ~ I ·1 ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . • Ia . . wtllt Ill . . . -"S ,.. . -.. IIIII Af:P•••n . . · · . ......... - ........ I - • I • • ,' '• ~... · · · '*"IIIJI!It' ~······ ' .,..,.,,.,...Md.I)W"*'•''"'i!" ... . ~ , . . . . . . . . ... If • . . , , . , . l _ltt.-r.. · · · ,nilll') ,~~- '•n*t'lelltflr•t1m•""tilit·•liii . . -.~ ._.. . . , ,. Wfi • · ·Uilt wlmtflr.w.., ... •:ytilio.,C!I·~·- · .. MAl IEIIr' .. . .... . . ' , . 1tet..., LM.:,. . . .' _:~,, ' .... :J' -·"'il .... . .. .... -.~· ~ .,... . \ .f;.. .. ( .. ~ .... ·:i··''"'-.~-, ... J .. . . ~~··· ' . .. _ . :. ,....,.. ' ·._- ' '). , .,. . , ' · _·' * . '' ' . . j, ~- ~- (•. ' -- -~- , . • ' ...,. All,lllleN ..~ 1ii 't ..,__ ._ _. •••• 1111 . . . a l:liJijlllc• --~- ' ~ .. .· : .·}/. (Cobk) QUICKLE ·- .. ~-,;.. c. . ' ' ' -rhe·r~~J . .nothing llke .arFLAME for Good Ll;~~~-j~~-- STOIM DOORS ' . '. •nil ·WINQOWS ; .ILII.SiOitiNG ...,,.... • bl ,e TIIPI.'H~K I _.,; '. CUSTOM BUILDING OF . . Aluminum ' Hlllrifr:~r:==~::c: 1' ~ -~J ,,.':>;,- y . !;,~=·=:: and UJed lWII • . for tile lloath ol AuiUII ........ ~--, ''• ? ShOpping Center Wldo ..ri.ty of - . .; ' • I CoQntry. luo .... I . ' '•Writ ..-...a.ftl "Me ' . ~~ ·:TK.• .Iit . ,, fOl~O~t · , .tx--~ '-':'- ' .. ,. IIRVIC' Dick St..,.jt:,l'loltl Ropruant->1"- Bonle 'Gel$ The ~li Wt Salute Tht Youth of .... woo4' Jolmston were Mr. ' and Mrs. Homer Icen!Klwer, Mr. Smitb, Mrs. Mary and Mrs. F1oyd P~:uiN:;: ghter,; AIIce, ber brother el Fort Pierce, Fla. and ·- Chari.. ·Enlered &~ Rd., doughier. Thain,_ Jam.. Lackey, Mrs. R. · - · • lered 1.2:11S a.m. Satlmlay. M. Stitt and lnf81lt son, Mrs. Holzer . w ·\ ;;: put lliMiolr .. ' Chari.. Roberts and Infant son, ov:;10 da Ill Mrs. E. c. Hill, Leonore! Luns, ., Vlck Y •• Patients dlochlrgedtbe ford, James A. Markl, Mro. J . L 1 ~:;t'!~· ~ aura <>· en, - • · J Kor ooc1 Geor B St Co~ntyl i st.,. i't. Pleasant, Larry 1past weekelld Included Mn. Wal- u.'1 • .'~ ;.._, Mre Cl · E anBall, Letart, w. Va., Zeb Oilst.ack, Mn. Albert Gateo, • ~w __ , c ure, •'· PlOM YOUl l'liiNDI AT .. , '1\reker, Grimni! Landing, W. Lizzie Whlte, Mrs. W. C. tell _E. Walker. ,Mark A. Dutva., Jame!l R.. ·Wbeeer, 1 Mt A' Loll L. Smitil ' Mrt. cher, Michael 0 . Thomas, J . R. . '"' M'JJ T m HIt ad B to W V . Mtt'nnin K R h E. Mrs. A• . -A. I er, a ara ase . ar.114• o< ·M· •,berry ·· A g p. ous ' Bentley ..., Mrs. ry D. Wade and Robert B. Ta. 7.1 u ve., omeroy, . ' ber Mro. ~ · A. .J>avil, Rutland, G. Skeen and in/ant daugh· Chester E. WID, Cheotor, Mro. Mrs. B. L. Full!o and In· Richard .A. M..-tln, Jackoon, son, Mn. . R. Priddy llld . Mrs. Cltarleo Rlmard Neal, Rl soo, Mrs. R. . Hannan NEWPORT, R. I. - Cltuck · Rlll, Mrs. Clifford D. Infant Jfln, Ronald R. Bell, McKinley won llle NewJ><rl South POint, Mrs. B. Charlea E. Saunders, Mrs. I. Casino lawn tennJs tournament j A. C. Glboon, District Ml"""lor Dayton, Larry D. R. Neal, Mrs. Leo Cox, Mrs. men'o singles title by default ; Raven.wood, W. Va., Stella Potto, Mrs. Mary Bulj:lt- when Dennia Ralston was unOtie A. Lineberry, er, Koren Sue SmJtb, Mro. ~ al>le to play In the finals due 439li·2nd. Ave. G1lllpolla, jO. Ripley, W. Va. ert Park. to a sprained ankle. Saturday - Ricilard Clteney, 2 Ga!Upolls, Otho Elmer Jeffers, Rt. 2 Patriot, M r 1, Wade H. Bennett, BuHalo, W. Va., Mrs. Rollin 0. Dill, liZ Kerr St., Pomeroy, Joseph White, Minersvllle, Mrs. CliffC. Danie1, Rt. 2 Ironton, and James A. Flynn, Columbus. Blnho Mrs. David R. Rlggs, Rutland, 10n, G:40 a.m. Sunday, , 11:'!1": John F. BruHey, Mason, I You waited fli>r it. ''.' here it is, the nigh spot of Su~mer Va-., son, 1:17 p.m. satut' I THE 'Mrs. Michael C. Melli, . d 101 l. MEIGS~ COUNTY FAIR. Support our fotr by -ug hter , e:w •~ a .m. .: etten ing. So Dring trte·whole fat'nily .. .. Come early and BROWN'S Mrs. Polly Pack and cblldren. , Guests of Mr. and Mrt. 51m- jj aa PoweH wtre their son, Mr. ~... Ywl - J1111e5 D. SWIIIIOOII, Ham Burkhart, Mra. · 1964 fair the best ever and it is. stay late. shopping in Pomeroy Mrs. Polly Pack and ..,.,... -4x4x16 . Congratulations to the Meigs County Fair Board and to all youth groups w~se fine work and untirIng efforts to make this . ., •umstil ; MOTOR OIL W:la Baturday. Ml'l. ~~ M. Sanwel A. Waohbum, Albert 214 Flolence · Av e., B. Watts. Debra L. Wilson, ....; ''" a.m. Batur. Marvin 0. Sauer, Mrs. wu. "' ..... . l ·:a·=::·. VALVOLINI in North Carolina. ' : c_:ome In .DIIfi see the 10 lo\'elfest .... ' OIL Pll~UCTI • I ..........,.................. Dlatrlbvtw _, ASHLAND '-': , . Mrs. Looloe Van Meter received word lfutt ber daughter and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bailey had BJTIVed 111fely Mn. Lootse VIII Meter ~··· ---:---:-':'~-·-:r--· . ami · Sff, IJSII -IUERNATIOUL Miss Patty Proffit wu an ... ernigbt iuest al Mr. aocl Mn. : STOP IY ·,, / ~ ·;\ ntWII ---- · ---- · ~-- ' BEST WISHES Linda Moore and Eleanor Kay Schneider. c .~ .. 1\ �., 1 • ' Four Divisions of Amateur Jn } d d F o , Pa1ntmg c u e at rur 0 I • l"our tUYillml In IIIIUIIeur Ilia year In do!Deltll: til• year 1nt be doinooac arto ... , . _ ezblblta r.. tbe annual Melp County Fair loblch opens Aug, 11. The. four d!Vbloaa ln ~ling, "PPIIICied r.. tble year • fair, rill inelU<Ie olio, water colors, :barcools and PR!t&. No "palntinp by number" wiU !" accepted for display and exhil> <s are timlted to Meigs and Joining Ohio countleJ. . .Seveo classes. included m the Ml pamting divlSlon are Land· re.a~ , seacapes, ~rtralta, 1Uil lifes, marine studies, flow. the ol at 10 a.m. oo Aua. '11 and idel! and articles that . et "'J\ " f\ ill B II ;; the dresslllit., - and and and· ·boys' 111oreblwlll be 111r<e cia,... of .lnfanll' wear lncludlna cap .,.._ and - . ees, either kmtted or eiocbet· ed, and croebeted ertb ciWon. ~'! ·!"- --~,------------~----~........;-_ _ _ _ . Arnold ·B·roth~rs e CUSTOM ORINDING & MIXING e FEED, FERTILIZER, SUPPLIES PHONE W Y 2-2448 KAUTZ FEED STORE .t -~ ' ' .POMEioY, '0. Chester, 01\io I. '• ' v •. ~ .. ,·' ''i ..• LET US SHOW YOU THE REAL FACTS! scene, on 11. BY AS MUCH AS .. -, Mr. · NOW I Heat With BoHle Gas •. anti . . . MY ELEmiC BILL GOES .. UKI. . THIS • • • .. • ' .•'. ., ' I I inlerelted In . ·••In .' w.Mie. lltuatiotls wtJI change 111 '!Iii! future, ...eral who have ! wltlt Glebll during the ...oro~ mootba bave the wm not be a canSomo t'lp<lrl they be . . ~;/ •·, · . .-·· , ~"'('.'''· .. .- I I. ---- bad: into politico __, ·: . ' f .. ·' TO HEAT ·~2 · fi.O·ME~S . When You· Live ·ld Only . l~- Giema Taking Dbn oi!YtlJM. 110<111. . • and Mrs. FAward GlemJ called ail the Guy Bollns recently. 1 Mr,. Irene' Hellflt of Galloo Vloiteil ·lfltll Josie· Heilger. She ! came; for ; the fWJeral of her . ftiOthar. Larry, Bollng. ! Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wyant aitd diiiJlbler Judy enjoy"!~ two ! weeks vacation in Ke'n\ucky : and Smoky Mb, I 1\lrs. Nellie Borgan luw sold. her !ann and moved to IM!J i lriler home ·hero. ! ~~ · Ruth Snodgrass, Racine ftllted ·hl!r I)IOtber, oma Am , atiCI brotber Pail!. Mra. Arlx's olitor,' Mrs. SmaDey ol Michl· II!' La alao a 'risilor. ifr..-.atiCI Mrs. Robert Jewell ' Nlteil' flle.'Gietl JeweUs, lloWII- ! . '' lDgtoa. Jlil. P'l'lnl< llaiUday, who auf. I fti1,d • III!Ck IDjury and Mrs. Paulbte Alldlll, who ·bsa 1 brGkal foOt, are reeuperalinl tltit Astrooaut John H. ·P · A · Y .. WI~Y I Wrote Checks Like These When I Used flameless Heating 1t8i1 aorne re- ' to oeek ' declllci'. ·. ·' Mll8flirlal OODI·I ''-----~~------------~~--~~ .. ' ~- J s. 101 near thia huge Marine base, and carted 5fl P'll"""" to several nearby hosplh!ls, CaUfornia Highway Patrolinen reported. PROOF That You Can Mr. and Mn. David Wiseman are ~ts of a .new !On Evan DaviS born aU.Ieijo Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Joltn Sl<iul has sold her cement block house to Mr. and Mfs! Dana 'volllll!. . Ava Gilkey hal received word ' that her 11011, Howard is a.med· leal pa/!,nt' at Holzer. Mr. and '· MrS. · Kenllf!th "Ervin 11nd son of Albany aua Ava Gil· key enjoyed a cook out with th.e Clinton Glikeys Sunday . Mra. ~ith of Pt. Pleasant, trbo purehased the Clinton Gil key flhn, ·e&Ued on·friends he no Wednesday. Everett Turner of ~Danville IUKl D:ma Turner, local, ~'Were eallers of Robert Alklte Sund•y ~ wlU DOt be -'·,a • IS High, 'Getting R A,churc:..:::: of :;.d:•~ FINAL. GROOMING - :1. C. Brown of the Brookale Farm in Wellston gives his big to ~ f:st three cars Monday bull l!is ftnal scrubbing and last mtnute grooming Monday afternoon before the open· klillns oight persons, Including ing of the livesto~k show. Brown's helpets also prepare their cattle for the •how. the adopted daugbter of COW• boy otars Roy Rogers and Dale Evana. Five ambulances !ped to the •·, •.,,. Harvey Eastmsn ol Ma9011 Is 11pe11dlng a.. weelt with Mr. and Mrs. C1Qrence Eas:·· : ·· Mr. lfhd Mrs. David Riga Dave rented the Florence Mayhugh house. 1 Inside - llABIIING'roN - lletl. Barry Go!dWIIor plans a f4,5 mlllioo telovlllon elfort as a central feotun! of hla campalp for the Wlli\0 House, but it probably . •ill 1101 lei rolliJti. unW late Septomller. Aidtl gave thai word today in el1borating on Go1dwster•a stataQIOnt that be will rely OD leleviljon in hls . pre-ntial campt'gn !'more thaD we bave ever relied on it before.•• CUT Your Heating. Bills View '!d Politics ( ~- ···, Dougbw Clay moved from tbe 1 Robert Clark tonlal proparl)' . to Albany. ). ~ (UF1) - ~ Fair Grounds Teuipo Miss Jessie "eoil>&· 'Mrs. Verna Han!Jit and olw!t PHONE OR STOP IN FOR.')FREE'' ESJfMAlEf' · . AUG . 18-22 13 Yurs Of Service I CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. Carl Sampson Ia moving in the Clifford CUckler borne. r....... ~"~-''' . ,_,_ r. ru.f'I"J' ..... ot Tr.. ......_ --:.,.... "·..,,, ,. .~..,z:o ··-·~.,..--------~~~ lili'!'ll!"' ..VOL:---:---------------.---~,. .... -----~-...,..-.--~-r,~--:------. . , . . . ~,,, ..... XVI N(). 106 I'OMBOY-MIOOI.EPORT, OHIO TUESOA:Y, AUGUST 18, 1g~ ., ,,,J>,, I BY AVA Gll1tEY ieitll)l '' en tine ~ k : ·~~~· •·"'' >It a .., ...... _..,, '. • I. Harrisonville News Notes ~ Ia • l, FAIR ; .' lllcOiy. '") • Cllrt(lt .... ... ~ ,...,, ...... ldll& ........... _11 _ _ NOW ON DI&Pl:A·Y• , ~ ;... _, \;: lals. Sauoders, long-time superintenlent, has resigned •• bead of 1 the departmeot due to Ill \ealih. '• .. . .• MEIGS COUNTY . Miss Ada Hoskins, near Porn· eroy, and Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, Bradbury, are beading the domestic arts department I which wiU feature also displays I of household fabrics, nig&, knittil>&, laney work, sheets and pil- 1 low cases, table linens and appaN!I. u· 1'9 64.j t" ., ": ,,;MUELWR:~LlMA:tiO~ ., ~f AH-Tb• Anotller leoture lltla year wiU ' be clressea, hooso coata and sleeploj garments. Jndgloj be on the basis of 10 par cent for appearance, 50 per cent for workmanship ' 10 per cent for style aru1 30 per cent lor mater· .. ·- • JlfO'W YOU KNOW ~~thtg apd A~ 'c~pditi'~'gU~its DEPENDABLE SERVICE .. ' •'l Through The Years ! be awarded in eaeh class but I not more than one '"'try by the same person ln eadl claRS will 1 be permillea . I wer.ring 4- I feature the same classes. Both rlbbooa ~ cash premiums will fl • ·~..~ :':."t/': ~ ::-the•w"i:~t.,:e::.....n:; A ...Hobb)> COI'Il6l'" will be developed this year and wtll in· clucle ditojll.ays of Ute art, bomemade purses, fancy pillows, copies, a O.ower or . aruma! stu· crocheted, painted and tatted dy, a still life exhibit and a dJ&. handkercblel; pol holder, Ia· play of three pieces. ble mam and afgbam;. ' Charcoal classes include por~ Five classes open for aprrm traits, landscapes, still lifes,, exlllbits include the ldtcben ap. and an arrangement or three ron, the one with cross stitcll pictures and the JHI!lels will 8< i. ,-, \ held 'lbll year tbo deparlmoat date.. • eiJiible lor entr)' . . cl..... fci' ~ cl•saes I« stnlfed ' lll)'s \ 2~~~~Se:n~Un~e~~~~r;!!~~~~~ and doll•. a.tldron'l \; garmeulll, - · foor 1.. U. wtJI also be Olhlbllod Ill coltiiD tt studies and exhibits of three pieces. The water color divition. also has _seven classes includloj portraits !rom Ufe, land· aeapes !rom nature, landscape B 1' and the embrold.,.... 1 Aa ,.1ft p!'O\'Iouf ,..., ,tlw paiot<G or fancy •Jli'Ol~>: proferenee lor exlilblla wtll lie Dorneltl< arts judginc wlll bt l!ivO!I to new worlt atiCI tr1mm1J11 arto !two lwltb mst - I } MERRY-GO-ROUND AND FERRIS WHEEL RIDE - Wor!< along the Midway was In full swing rides to provide entertainment for the young and old alike were assembled. The M~rry-G? ·Routld i_s adjustments before the ponies are placed around it. In the backgwund, one of the b1g ferris wheels IS bled in readiness for today's crowd. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1964 Meigs County Fair edition Subject The topic of the resource 1964 Meigs County Fair Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 17, 1964 davis greenlee smith