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' ' '• · • •. _ • .' . " ' de!Qiv~ ErDI~ L~ '. In .feels of last season's •> VPJ•IIports8'1'ELUNO Wrller.· ~ ~·'eQt1ijl'·the il'all. .. '. tossed .lwo "touchllown passes ·foe· 'Nimtlb seems lo .have 'The :OilerS . claftii . Sn e fl .lead·. the .BaltimOre Colle • •11\dsb~elebraled -luleeG1'8bl·Ia fumbled,JllilJd:·Jii!c,ketl ·up ·their aewnd · str.uiht 6merlca siDe Betty tiall z • . , e . f · 1oose · anu -Fl(>yd· !hen'mlide a ·JI-11-. triumph o'er . .pptil )IOIIIJlg for pinups. Jels clidm Snell :pblir. , · ,· !Eve~ blJ right . kile!' Is ,lblJ !eardblock, ~ The. wblolle..blow anct· goI Eatl Morrell lossed .TD twisted, 'It 'causes eveeyihlll8 up o~'the ball; thinkliiB> the es to Homer Jones in the third 0 , . ' UIV './ Pt!r'_.ll fh;,.mlly . sf77 ~ $4·".·· 1 lh' ..t a slump on Wall Stroel - play' was dead, and Ladd ,.then period and Joe Morrison In the ..d slnt!e Sonny Werblln has grabbed it. '1 ·• ~nd period ro gtve the New JIOO,~ . invested in IIi• knee, The ol(icials ruled It was a York Gianls a 14-7 Vlclory over • mar 'ro,2le to that. fu'l'ble >and awarded HOllston' 'Dedgllng Allanla. ;Namalh t ' wobbly knee was possessioo. ''· ' • Don .Meredith tossed a Injured ,In an exhibition game Whalever happened, Mike yard TD pass to Pete Genl '\l!a1nst lhe Houston Oilers Sat- Taliaferro replaced Namath a 63-yard TD pass to Bob lli'd3!'1~lghl ·~ and it immedi· and led the Jets .lo a 16-10 vic- to lead the Dallas Cowboys tlety started a controversy be- tory as- he hit on 11 of 20 pass- a 20-10 victory over the Los An"!'een the -two teams on how it es fAI5ii yards. geles Rams. n~~ed. . . i In ~--only , game played 11ie Minnesola Vikings, N!'1l'~lb. was injured when be ~.Sunday, F_ rafllo.. ltyan _.. showed were lied last week bv bl ~~~ - .~~k~ in th,e. first qua,r- Cleveland can slill win withoill U, exploded for a :is-6 ~ ~- ~a.!;l'lo~d In ~ g~e J1mmyBr";wn b~ engmeering a umph over the winless Ala., before 'ie l21l-17 vlcloi'y over the , San bursh Sleelers. Bob Berry ar~J;.~d ever lo .see ,.n IFr?" ·i'!CO 4.9ers ,Cleveland took. ed two touchdowns tq pace \ri,J.\'J!IuM~~n - 57,205. TI*e l• 21-7 h1 tftime lead and then. rout •ll"ll'fl to lie : ltl_al many )itr· .hung on for the victory. Ryan Tom Flores flipped a 20-yarll nons of_·,the mc1dent. . : Icompl~!ed five passe~ for 73 TD pass to Art Powell with y·-' ~:.~T .~ALL ~ . . yards . Iseconds remaining to give Til" oonll'over;ial play · sit~' , -Other Games Oakland Raiders a 14- 7 . e<j "?lb amath. ha_nding, olt;. · In Saturday night action, Iover the defending AFL cham&nelf_;~na,.ended wllh Hooston Johnny Umlas , showing no ef- pion San Diego Chargers. ·--- ---· ----. bally( Sentinel, Pbme~oy,Middlepm:~. o., Aug·. 15, 1986- 3 ai$Jrml~. OIIL\' *299 ........ _..1···· Scattershot Tactics Hit N. •1 ~- •. MASON ' Pennsylvanians FUINITUII CO. MUON, W. 1 1 CastJa.,_,T._ · V4_ ' Afe tOO MUCh • . . . :;.,_. : Sian~ . INew~ork· . , , . .ForOh10ans 1! ~ff~~ .. · : ; Minnos,ota .. New ~od. . Kaqsat_; City Boston ;· .. ·. Miss Whitworth Shooting For Classy Golf Company -·I:r~~~~u:ph•::..': ~·: 1 81. Fnaell Cabriiii.IIDowa u lfDIIMr CaWiid. wu lbo 11n1 Ualted statet eililaa to bet cuolllred by lbe lla111111 Calboll< Cburc:h. Mile wu ... ltallu IIDmi· grut wllo eame to the tllll144 S&llet In 1189 to •ork amODC lbe J\allaJl IIDmiP'IDII. er CibriDI. who rounded the lllaillna..,. Siiten el. lbe IICnd H.ut. tt!ablllbed 1'1 bOUIOI for tbla purpall, Ill=-' one for eoc:h year ot her lifo. ~ lwtt1JI1 . . . . . . THE DAilY SENTINEl eareef\.~r ·• M~SON AK£.\ · IF YOU HAVE LIFT SCHOOL WITHOUT COMPlETING HIGH SCHOOl THE GOoP GUYS llol WHITI HATS loliVIR.&I'II YOU A IUM STIIRI ~ lr> .449, '23'12 52 _M .44~ %4 53 69 - ~ 251'. ' 53 , ·59 :~ ·251'. M .'1 '\ Add up all the victims of blindness paralytic polio, cerebral palsy, rheumatic heart disease. Stoi"----~--Zip Cod~'-PubtisheliiN 1 P~o~bfic Hrvice tn cooperation with The ~isinaCOunc il and lnterNlional NeW5PIQtr Advertisinc Executiv1s. . 1 a!., j R_0 b•IDSOD ( Frank) r··op Booster ' for HImse • If as M.VP . ; · ·~, - . , · .·. Saturday !••I a !'orld· recotd of 3:02.8 in LO<JI,IS', 1• VALLEY, N.Y. the Brilish Empire and Com· [UPJ) - !!.'Irs. BUlle Jean King monwealth Games. of Allfl!bra, Calif., defeated , Karen MDtzcke of Australi<Y·ff ; . _ ...;.. · 2, 6-0 to';Will the singles tiUe oi l SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. the Piplli), Rock Jnv it~ " n <UPH - Natashka won the grass .IX@1. ,. women's te "" $56,~ Allib'ma Stakes lor 3 tourn.jlnjjj,t. ~ yea~ ~~ies. ·' l • 7J SEVJicih.EY, Pa. [UPII "Sunday Mrs. ~Gunderson Carner PORTILLO, Chile IUPI) sank a-, ,~re - packed two- Carlo Semmer of Italy won foot ~ - ~ n the 41st green to men's special slalom· ill 'the defea(, ')IllS. Marlene Steward World Alpme Ski Streit lljp; lor the U. S. Wo ships. men•s=ruq•teur Goff Champion- 1 sh1p. , . , · · i CUFTON. N. J . IUPI) :Mason Rudolph won the WIESI!'AD~N . _ Germany I$100,000 Thunderbird Golf Ch1s[UPil - ;~ ·/Nest' . Gennan Sic Witb a 278 score. quart<$ ""' a Tl'orld~..rerord of : · .. • · · seven · minU..,s; eight and six· BALTIMORE .. tenths · si!c(li\ds for 111e 3,2IJO. Whitwortl\ ·'WQH· !he meter · (_ll.boul_two mites 1 relay Carling Open Golf · · -' ·'€ track ,t ·. . and With. 214 soore. ·. ClaSSiC Test Assured I•¥n ' • Vegas 8at'\Je; .;i'l • _;, Classic ·b!lltle ·between · 6 i~g mauler and a Cle~er boxer was lrt prospect to!lighl ~ps.e -- Torres defends his heavyweight cr.<':'""' crafty Eddie· Cot!Ori -of The Puerto Rican ~ · Torres, who now maki!S home in New Y9rk., was ly favored ID retain ius against .!he riog - .~ise Cotto~. The cblil)en~ 'litief hepe of an upset victory rode on · his boxing-ability if tbl! ~~-0\11 should M.lo! .,}~~ -~"· . ~:!~~~!:::bandat ~~ · ~ Economy SIVIIp and I.a. C••zsr Life lft~~WUCe I -a-· Ani/able Oft All '-oil,. !00 W. Second St. - 992-2111, PO!MI'DY . . ... DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. i • • ~ .. .I ' .• )' •.. . ·!• f l. .. ,, I "I'd have to vuw: -•- ror Fran k'· right now." Brooks admitted. ; "I'd vote for me.. Frank . .' an;;uwelrad_w.!thddcoednfldFencek. b , ' wm. a ran •. w 0 1 was honored by the NatiOnal League m 1961 and would he the IU:I playe~. I~ be MVP m both cirCulls, I ve got a spot ! I on a ri$ht wall innext my todentheall picked out, other one." \. Franll justified his opinion of ! himself Sundliy by slamming ' two home runs in leading the 0rioles to a 6-0 victory over Washington. The homers raised bis season total to 36 aod his \ career .t\iark at 360, sixth on the all-lime lisl - one behind Jee DiMaggio. Bobby also increased h is league-leading totals in runs srored; to 91 and total bases l• j Z56. He trails RBI leader and 1 teammate Boog Powell 88 to 86 1 and riU'ks second only four points behind the No. 1 .317 hatting average of Minnesota's Tony Oliva. Elsewhere, New York swept Col~~~~: ::yd~g :i SOU~I'rOlll,~. third l!ming of the Drst game KIN$Sl'(i1N,:r JQIII!Uca tUPI) ~;"'~·· (tOcl)a~ Ausll'8ha won In wbicli Shellenhack upped his - The mile nilay learn the Meadow Club tennis tourrecord to 11-10 with . a nineanchored by ende~ MotUey, nl!lllenl. , Wood stomc! the Suns '• .; " , . , • ,- - By Ualled rreoa IDt.eNallollal , In the nightcap to CUNIC' SET JIIACOMB; 'll~- •lliP•) - · 11-. 'nle ~inliQI J~; have raise mark to 12-7. , • ~ " ' • · " 0p 'Willi' 'the 11Ht (109Slble Julio ·'Navar'ro went · all the · ' stoRRS, Coon. (UP!) .1 The 3l, pas, •• ~- .ipolriled del.ense · ·-•·st In,.rJlauon•• " as Toronto won .the QPener .. lo~c!b:: at '''W•Iiatiltl j~-.shu 1~•. ~..~ fired a :nst annl!al ' •'hitter at Syracuse in the Jim j ..,..,nd gariie. Wldj :. : · ~~ ~ age .pf ~ Gol~n Is ime ,qt the b~esl'i;ifle9 m the · game ranking "" a mjor oonlender. But _the • al!'crafl worker was m the . of oondlllon for tbe biggest opportunily of blJ long ring reer. · , to tool two from Syracuse 7-2 ~ and 3-0 . and Richmond edged Toledo- S-4 in other lL actioo. • George Spnus. Dave ; R!Jberls and Jack Damaska hi I ! , .,;.t_Shuto·0.18. Jets Best. Y.. rUJ'l) . · ·D.e· fens-·e··'. ·· 4 . , to vote," Bauer sid. "' _ rtS ,s um ··..·~:: m·~a'"rty ' · .:._. . ..LAS.' VWS. :ltl~v~'tl/,1'1) Spo ~~el:·~;ilarnal Stop in ••. and ask for our "school money" loan. You can get the IIICIMY )'all need right now ~ . . for clothes and books, and other expenses (and new Fallltoltlea for yourself, tool). Then, repay in sensible monthly installments. -When Jlllll -.d money for any reason... ~ I'?' I' Th0$e Dodge Boys ere hard quyatD b~et:-'speciellv now /,Yte, 1111 lttttmt for their YEAR; END R,OUND-UP SALE on their herd of DOdge. Which makes it your time to strike up a bargllin·V'fith the Good G!IYI. They shoot straight r.lk your kind of l1nguage. So set ern tOd.y for I budgR•WiH dell of the vur! (And bring the Mrs.). cull When working bands need extra -for back-to-school expenses ••• · .. .:a) I - - -- -------- Cily·- - - - -- - - - - - 3 I • !Only games scheduled) Bqst_afl - Me- . Tuesday's Games vs. Lnnbo[g 16- Pittsburgh at New York night Chicago at Philadelphia, night Allanta al Houston, i\ight at Minnesota, night I Cincinnati at Los 1\,llg, nigh I . at Chicago, night St. Louis at San ·Fran, night __ _ . ___ _____ _ _ City . . .. .. .. . Stott Address------- - -- - ooubtehea<~er victory. Ph1la Sl. Louis Cincinnati Atlanta Houslon New -York p.m. AddrHI .................. . Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 112 wilh a Balt}ij~re at Nenw ......•.......... . . .. Write for tho !roe booklet. Send your requesl lo the President's Committee on Mental Retardalion, Washington, D. C. 20201 ~ ~ ::~ v- · il', p,rn. AMIR I CAN SCHOOL What are you going to do about it? !t; , ,?·. . Ohio Dill. Offleo, Dopt, PM-11 8 East Lon& St., Columbus, 0. Twice that total are mentally retarded. -: _ ; •r COWMBUS [UPII - 'Phe pitching COJ'PS of ·warren, Pa. proved loo much for Columbus Sbade. Link and the Pennsyl· vanians c~plured : the _National Jlaseball Congress B1 Stale R~gional Tournament Sunday · ' , mcmna1 a ngees l~:~~:''~ Ill Cleveland- ~ 0 Toole I4-4J vs. Osteen 112·9) [7-19) Vj; . Siebert 11 p.m. You Are lnvl&ecl Te Write for FrM looklot ThotSMwo You How Te ltrn All Amerlc1n S<hool Hl1h School _ !!.J.PL~A~T HoMit_ DEVOTED TO fliiTERm 01' MElliS . ' 1· 1 60 58 .508-f 16\2 Los Ang I of MilS Whllworth'a sixth .th~ear .!~~=- ~;r ea •..,.,... _ . go Qn_ to 'win the :Na~ lbat Jefi. them !.~ · -~- 1Ift in the seventh inning, fllvillg ry . , :. ! . -' • "~';JI[ij League pe'1"anl- br accidenL the pace; Lot Allgeko:o .tqillt· wllh him rollnd . hipper& in blJ last slugg~ hl8 24~ ..~ l'1!ll ~~~~ 1 01 rouru, the way '!he first __ at!Cag$ 't8klng . 'ihe f'-lrioiDg four times at hat, the first~ out the,..• • ~;114 I ' _IIJlO!ler 4..3 an d droppln~ . the three oomlng Frida• night. The In the ·second ;a~; tej. · P ac> Plra!es continue to pull out late-in!llng vlctortes; II& ~leap 12-10 In 10 . Innings. homer was served up by Gabrielson tmoCWed . 1ft 'llirilt.'' Sunda~·· 4-Z thriller over the New . Yor~ dlvlded two wit~ St. starter Vern Law. who other· runs with 1 lleveut it ~ Reds, 1s no a~ldent. Louis, Wlllnitle · 5.4 l!efore los- w1se pitched seven strong double that wiped out' a s. •The mishap Ute Buccos ing 4..3, and Mlanll 4elealed innings. Pete Mikkelsen -U Houston · lead. "'··tier, s· """ ronverled ln!D an asset oc: Philadelphia 7·1 . . worked the last two' and Francisoo Ued the IICOfe 1..1:' curred Salurday when ceo~ Baltimore blanked · Washin benefitted from Mola s fifth third · lnmng Singles · b(ClltJf;i 1 ~~~ S~r eal '" ~~~inMg al%~~~ou,t ~ teague : ton 6-0 In the ' American homer· Brown. Hal Lanier and 11~ "" more secure now. atruck In lhe rlg~t eye 'by aw~. League's only single game. In : Willie Mays powered his 28111 Fuentes. '11Iey added aoo~~ • ball thai carommed 11, t~ olher play,_ Boston took two 1homer or lhe season which run In lh.e fourth 011 ~~ • - - - " " " - outfield wall q ,trom DetrOit 8-5 and 5-3. New moved him one behind Jimmy fifth horper , " : A. Racine moved lnle the wla- . As a resuli, Manny Mota wbu Yor'< swepl Cleveland 7·3 a?d 6- Foxx' 5.'14 and a share of second ~·· ners' bracket of tbe Syracole 15 batting 8 sen•ational .360 but 4, Kansas City defeated Mmne- pl~ce , on the all . time hst. Ancient Greeb gave· 1111!• double-ellmloatioo Pooy Lea- usually plays onl alnst sola twice 5-ll and , 4-3, and Withes was a two-rWJ shot that name Pisces 10 the coast.ellil"·· pe IOurnoy 00 Salarday evea- southpaws and he:ce ti• in the lion because they thought- -lhtl 1 Ch1cago_ split ~ dec1slons with broke a scoreless log by taking a· lorfelt viC. rome to hat enough 10 Q\llll';y Calilorrua. sixth_ ioning of tbe first game. Igroup of stars ensembled ~" tery from Oak Hill. lor the top 10 hillers, got a Sllamlllf Tiel Record Wmmng pitcher Bob Bolin 7-7 ltsb. The IWlle- means fisb. •••: Oak Hill, therefore, taUia• Ia t' an s nd · · • though rare s r Cincinnati mg c u was ay using even , appear lor a schedaled game, was eUmlnated from righthander Mill Pappas. , lbe tounlament. Gels Three Hils I 'The lorfell victory put 1111· Mola made the most of his I cine In line to go against un- chance with three hils, lndudbeaten Pomeroy at 1:• p.m, ing a seventh innln double that I tonight In the tounament drove in the firs I run and a · lonf&ht tn the tournament game winning two - run homer ser-'·flnals. Middleport, over in the ninth ~galnst rlghly reliev· in the loser'• bracket, Is slat- er Sammy Ellis that snapped a ed to play Cbesblre at 5:31 ~2 tie. p.m., also tonlsht. Alou's injury doesn't appear\ The winner ol tbe Middle- to be very serious and hej port. Cbeoblre lame will should be back for Tuesday's play the loser.of the Pomeroy game in New York - shiner and I vo. Racine pme on Wedaes- all - bul Manager Harry day at 7:30 p.m. Walker feels secure knowing he has . a fourth ouUielder of ' ••,, 1 ~~"'lb,®i!!M!,¥,/l ·~~ Mota 's caliber . 65 50 .565 31'. The visitors. who had losl a 65 50 .538 6'f.! ! 13-- inning, 2-1 decisloo Satur· 61 56 .521 _ 8'h , day in lhe opener ol tb• best59 57 .5119 10 of-three series, came back for By JEFF MEYERS Cleveland 7·3 and 6-4, Boslon Was~lon 55 61 .474 14 4-3 and 2-1 victories Sunday 0 UP! Sports Writer upended Detroit twice 8-5 and . .. Suaday'4 ·_Results,, : 51 65 .440 18 The Warren pitcher figured 10 Frank Robinson, the No. I 5-3, Kansas Cily Will two from [ Boslo~ ·t ' Detroi~ 5, ls,t ,_; 51 66 .436 181'. the deciding scoring in bolh , American Leaguer 10 homers, IMtnnesota (5-0 and and BostoQ · Detro11 Ch~eago 39 76 .339 29'.>1 games. Guy C,onti singled in the l runs scored and lola! bases, is : Chicago blanked California H New Sunday's Results winning run in Warren's three· also the No. I booster for Frank ; before losing ~New All1t11ta 7 Phdadelph1a l run rally in the lop of the ninth Robinsoo lor MVP. Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 2 in the first game. Jim Hannon About the only interestblg New York 5 st. L 4, m . , , had a homer for the winners battle J eft in the junior circuit 2nd , St. LoUIS 4 Nev;_.York 3, 2nd Warren jumped off 1o . a , lO t - lhe· outstanding player award San Fran 5 Hoos:ton 2, ~ st lead in the nightcap, tJui Cor!,- 1s more hke a family feud . 1 San _ f ,ran S !loustoo 3., 2nd lumbus tied it. - ~P . i in With -Baltimore leading the I 1 Lo~ ~-~Pi 3_,_ ~~ ,tfmgs ' lb~ fifth. In the seventh, pitch league by 13\2 games, eithtor Chi "t2 Ang tti,":nd, IQ •nns er Ste<te Kudlock walked, stole Frank or Brooks Robinson h - • Momiay s ,Problibl~ 'fitcbers second, took third on a iJass<;d gomg to wind up with his sec116·9). . . !All lb!Ies _EDTJ . . ball and . srored OJ\' Kim Ma- end such honor. ; Ch1qago at Philadelphia - gown's sacrifice fly. ·. Altho~gh only sports writers -, Hands -1 11- 9! vs. Jackson (]J-ll). . . may vote the Robinsons and rausoit · 16-7) . V§. -Laljlabe 15- 8:05 p.m. Columbus Jmd advanced to . • K I Atlahte al HOUston ·- ·eion- lhe national tournament at Baltimore manager Hank Ball· !ll:arr·o '(?~) 9 "m · ~- · · . .. · · , w· h't K b er were asked for tbe1r selec- 1 at ,Det~:~~,t- Stot- 1mgter <0·7) vs. Dterker 16-5) · IC I a, an., 1as1 year Yl 11•0 tlernv~.t U0-13)- vs: Pbtires 12- uo p.m. · sweepmg two from Warton art.l r)• .BJ • , c· . I' t Los A I er losing the first game. I m JUSt glad I don t have ' final • round birdie burst by lillie • known Peggy Wilson of Bos8Ji, Calli., to win the lAdY Carling by three strokes with a ·· :r :~:~r~l ~~·b;;:: = ', the.B~p~':!uB~! l~:..~~~~k y~e.G~~~'" ~~:a:·~.j:.~eag~ha::rd ~=~: ~ad".":-t~.:r Plt!!burgh Pirates .lila¥ Wltti ·a ..~. 5>2 gl"eelijQ,fW~ wheli he pii!Cb hll a bume run Balle ~te_ Toili'' fl_-H~ii~' 1 :teague af Detroit, nil!ht .N•Ibel·laa Leap• ~-' . Was-!'mglon at Clevelatljl~, ~~g~t . . l , Baltlinore at Boslon, mgnt , . w. L p~ GB : . f . Baltimore 76 ._ 65{} ,,)' ,, i I. National League . , Detroit> ·.. · .. · 62 "" 5""; 1•n , }l Clevelarict · · 62 5I; ..§25 , Wh , W L Pet GB BALTIMORE (UPI) - Kathy heading for Milwaukee today In Whitworth isn't exactly happy a bid for a fourth stralg with her aame, but she'i victory that would _put her , very exclllSIVe eompany In the Answer To Suaday'o P1111le world of women's gpro golf. Miss Whitworth's hang-on championship Sunday in the Lady Carling Open gives her lhree straight tournamem lilies, and another victory this week in the Western Open would enable the San Anlonion player to lie a rewrd which has been achieved twice by Mickey Wright. Miss Wright, oow only a par• 1ime tour player who bypassed the event here, will he in :o..JIUL----- 1 Milwaukee lor the Western. Miss WhilworLh staved off a ' •• ' ,. I -v " '(\~· ·' '·' ' ! t . : t. , . • .. This Is the elearanee of the year! Qur'66 Fords wen best sellenatyear-rouud prlees! Ya're offering .,' JtU·eadprlees. lutblarrJ!Tbey ., 1 • ' • "" .. '· . "., ., " •• �\ ' ,j •. , ' .. ,, •• ' "' "' •. ' ' ·' • •• •• .,. ' ALLSTAR ' - 1\ ·'.J .J.·. _ il: ~ee:' ':. · F-.· .'t.'g t_ -~_ (e · , ·,~ : ~·:_;:~...·_- : 1~0 ,• _, ' i ,, ' ~.;,.;,., · . :, a· .. ' ·• -• .,- '" . • •' · · ::-~ · ·:.• :...,..· •• " · -~' , · · ~-.'-·n·-.' w· : . ·. ' ' '• · • •. _ • .' . " ' de!Qiv~ ErDI~ L~ '. In .feels of last season's •> VPJ•IIports8'1'ELUNO Wrller.· ~ ~·'eQt1ijl'·the il'all. .. '. tossed .lwo "touchllown passes ·foe· 'Nimtlb seems lo .have 'The :OilerS . claftii . Sn e fl .lead·. the .BaltimOre Colle • •11\dsb~elebraled -luleeG1'8bl·Ia fumbled,JllilJd:·Jii!c,ketl ·up ·their aewnd · str.uiht 6merlca siDe Betty tiall z • . , e . f · 1oose · anu -Fl(>yd· !hen'mlide a ·JI-11-. triumph o'er . .pptil )IOIIIJlg for pinups. Jels clidm Snell :pblir. , · ,· !Eve~ blJ right . kile!' Is ,lblJ !eardblock, ~ The. wblolle..blow anct· goI Eatl Morrell lossed .TD twisted, 'It 'causes eveeyihlll8 up o~'the ball; thinkliiB> the es to Homer Jones in the third 0 , . ' UIV './ Pt!r'_.ll fh;,.mlly . sf77 ~ $4·".·· 1 lh' ..t a slump on Wall Stroel - play' was dead, and Ladd ,.then period and Joe Morrison In the ..d slnt!e Sonny Werblln has grabbed it. '1 ·• ~nd period ro gtve the New JIOO,~ . invested in IIi• knee, The ol(icials ruled It was a York Gianls a 14-7 Vlclory over • mar 'ro,2le to that. fu'l'ble >and awarded HOllston' 'Dedgllng Allanla. ;Namalh t ' wobbly knee was possessioo. ''· ' • Don .Meredith tossed a Injured ,In an exhibition game Whalever happened, Mike yard TD pass to Pete Genl '\l!a1nst lhe Houston Oilers Sat- Taliaferro replaced Namath a 63-yard TD pass to Bob lli'd3!'1~lghl ·~ and it immedi· and led the Jets .lo a 16-10 vic- to lead the Dallas Cowboys tlety started a controversy be- tory as- he hit on 11 of 20 pass- a 20-10 victory over the Los An"!'een the -two teams on how it es fAI5ii yards. geles Rams. n~~ed. . . i In ~--only , game played 11ie Minnesola Vikings, N!'1l'~lb. was injured when be ~.Sunday, F_ rafllo.. ltyan _.. showed were lied last week bv bl ~~~ - .~~k~ in th,e. first qua,r- Cleveland can slill win withoill U, exploded for a :is-6 ~ ~- ~a.!;l'lo~d In ~ g~e J1mmyBr";wn b~ engmeering a umph over the winless Ala., before 'ie l21l-17 vlcloi'y over the , San bursh Sleelers. Bob Berry ar~J;.~d ever lo .see ,.n IFr?" ·i'!CO 4.9ers ,Cleveland took. ed two touchdowns tq pace \ri,J.\'J!IuM~~n - 57,205. TI*e l• 21-7 h1 tftime lead and then. rout •ll"ll'fl to lie : ltl_al many )itr· .hung on for the victory. Ryan Tom Flores flipped a 20-yarll nons of_·,the mc1dent. . : Icompl~!ed five passe~ for 73 TD pass to Art Powell with y·-' ~:.~T .~ALL ~ . . yards . Iseconds remaining to give Til" oonll'over;ial play · sit~' , -Other Games Oakland Raiders a 14- 7 . e<j "?lb amath. ha_nding, olt;. · In Saturday night action, Iover the defending AFL cham&nelf_;~na,.ended wllh Hooston Johnny Umlas , showing no ef- pion San Diego Chargers. ·--- ---· ----. bally( Sentinel, Pbme~oy,Middlepm:~. o., Aug·. 15, 1986- 3 ai$Jrml~. OIIL\' *299 ........ _..1···· Scattershot Tactics Hit N. •1 ~- •. MASON ' Pennsylvanians FUINITUII CO. MUON, W. 1 1 CastJa.,_,T._ · V4_ ' Afe tOO MUCh • . . . :;.,_. : Sian~ . INew~ork· . , , . .ForOh10ans 1! ~ff~~ .. · : ; Minnos,ota .. New ~od. . Kaqsat_; City Boston ;· .. ·. Miss Whitworth Shooting For Classy Golf Company -·I:r~~~~u:ph•::..': ~·: 1 81. Fnaell Cabriiii.IIDowa u lfDIIMr CaWiid. wu lbo 11n1 Ualted statet eililaa to bet cuolllred by lbe lla111111 Calboll< Cburc:h. Mile wu ... ltallu IIDmi· grut wllo eame to the tllll144 S&llet In 1189 to •ork amODC lbe J\allaJl IIDmiP'IDII. er CibriDI. who rounded the lllaillna..,. Siiten el. lbe IICnd H.ut. tt!ablllbed 1'1 bOUIOI for tbla purpall, Ill=-' one for eoc:h year ot her lifo. ~ lwtt1JI1 . . . . . . THE DAilY SENTINEl eareef\.~r ·• M~SON AK£.\ · IF YOU HAVE LIFT SCHOOL WITHOUT COMPlETING HIGH SCHOOl THE GOoP GUYS llol WHITI HATS loliVIR.&I'II YOU A IUM STIIRI ~ lr> .449, '23'12 52 _M .44~ %4 53 69 - ~ 251'. ' 53 , ·59 :~ ·251'. M .'1 '\ Add up all the victims of blindness paralytic polio, cerebral palsy, rheumatic heart disease. Stoi"----~--Zip Cod~'-PubtisheliiN 1 P~o~bfic Hrvice tn cooperation with The ~isinaCOunc il and lnterNlional NeW5PIQtr Advertisinc Executiv1s. . 1 a!., j R_0 b•IDSOD ( Frank) r··op Booster ' for HImse • If as M.VP . ; · ·~, - . , · .·. Saturday !••I a !'orld· recotd of 3:02.8 in LO<JI,IS', 1• VALLEY, N.Y. the Brilish Empire and Com· [UPJ) - !!.'Irs. BUlle Jean King monwealth Games. of Allfl!bra, Calif., defeated , Karen MDtzcke of Australi<Y·ff ; . _ ...;.. · 2, 6-0 to';Will the singles tiUe oi l SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. the Piplli), Rock Jnv it~ " n <UPH - Natashka won the grass .IX@1. ,. women's te "" $56,~ Allib'ma Stakes lor 3 tourn.jlnjjj,t. ~ yea~ ~~ies. ·' l • 7J SEVJicih.EY, Pa. [UPII "Sunday Mrs. ~Gunderson Carner PORTILLO, Chile IUPI) sank a-, ,~re - packed two- Carlo Semmer of Italy won foot ~ - ~ n the 41st green to men's special slalom· ill 'the defea(, ')IllS. Marlene Steward World Alpme Ski Streit lljp; lor the U. S. Wo ships. men•s=ruq•teur Goff Champion- 1 sh1p. , . , · · i CUFTON. N. J . IUPI) :Mason Rudolph won the WIESI!'AD~N . _ Germany I$100,000 Thunderbird Golf Ch1s[UPil - ;~ ·/Nest' . Gennan Sic Witb a 278 score. quart<$ ""' a Tl'orld~..rerord of : · .. • · · seven · minU..,s; eight and six· BALTIMORE .. tenths · si!c(li\ds for 111e 3,2IJO. Whitwortl\ ·'WQH· !he meter · (_ll.boul_two mites 1 relay Carling Open Golf · · -' ·'€ track ,t ·. . and With. 214 soore. ·. ClaSSiC Test Assured I•¥n ' • Vegas 8at'\Je; .;i'l • _;, Classic ·b!lltle ·between · 6 i~g mauler and a Cle~er boxer was lrt prospect to!lighl ~ps.e -- Torres defends his heavyweight cr.<':'""' crafty Eddie· Cot!Ori -of The Puerto Rican ~ · Torres, who now maki!S home in New Y9rk., was ly favored ID retain ius against .!he riog - .~ise Cotto~. The cblil)en~ 'litief hepe of an upset victory rode on · his boxing-ability if tbl! ~~-0\11 should M.lo! .,}~~ -~"· . ~:!~~~!:::bandat ~~ · ~ Economy SIVIIp and I.a. C••zsr Life lft~~WUCe I -a-· Ani/able Oft All '-oil,. !00 W. Second St. - 992-2111, PO!MI'DY . . ... DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. i • • ~ .. .I ' .• )' •.. . ·!• f l. .. ,, I "I'd have to vuw: -•- ror Fran k'· right now." Brooks admitted. ; "I'd vote for me.. Frank . .' an;;uwelrad_w.!thddcoednfldFencek. b , ' wm. a ran •. w 0 1 was honored by the NatiOnal League m 1961 and would he the IU:I playe~. I~ be MVP m both cirCulls, I ve got a spot ! I on a ri$ht wall innext my todentheall picked out, other one." \. Franll justified his opinion of ! himself Sundliy by slamming ' two home runs in leading the 0rioles to a 6-0 victory over Washington. The homers raised bis season total to 36 aod his \ career .t\iark at 360, sixth on the all-lime lisl - one behind Jee DiMaggio. Bobby also increased h is league-leading totals in runs srored; to 91 and total bases l• j Z56. He trails RBI leader and 1 teammate Boog Powell 88 to 86 1 and riU'ks second only four points behind the No. 1 .317 hatting average of Minnesota's Tony Oliva. Elsewhere, New York swept Col~~~~: ::yd~g :i SOU~I'rOlll,~. third l!ming of the Drst game KIN$Sl'(i1N,:r JQIII!Uca tUPI) ~;"'~·· (tOcl)a~ Ausll'8ha won In wbicli Shellenhack upped his - The mile nilay learn the Meadow Club tennis tourrecord to 11-10 with . a nineanchored by ende~ MotUey, nl!lllenl. , Wood stomc! the Suns '• .; " , . , • ,- - By Ualled rreoa IDt.eNallollal , In the nightcap to CUNIC' SET JIIACOMB; 'll~- •lliP•) - · 11-. 'nle ~inliQI J~; have raise mark to 12-7. , • ~ " ' • · " 0p 'Willi' 'the 11Ht (109Slble Julio ·'Navar'ro went · all the · ' stoRRS, Coon. (UP!) .1 The 3l, pas, •• ~- .ipolriled del.ense · ·-•·st In,.rJlauon•• " as Toronto won .the QPener .. lo~c!b:: at '''W•Iiatiltl j~-.shu 1~•. ~..~ fired a :nst annl!al ' •'hitter at Syracuse in the Jim j ..,..,nd gariie. Wldj :. : · ~~ ~ age .pf ~ Gol~n Is ime ,qt the b~esl'i;ifle9 m the · game ranking "" a mjor oonlender. But _the • al!'crafl worker was m the . of oondlllon for tbe biggest opportunily of blJ long ring reer. · , to tool two from Syracuse 7-2 ~ and 3-0 . and Richmond edged Toledo- S-4 in other lL actioo. • George Spnus. Dave ; R!Jberls and Jack Damaska hi I ! , .,;.t_Shuto·0.18. Jets Best. Y.. rUJ'l) . · ·D.e· fens-·e··'. ·· 4 . , to vote," Bauer sid. "' _ rtS ,s um ··..·~:: m·~a'"rty ' · .:._. . ..LAS.' VWS. :ltl~v~'tl/,1'1) Spo ~~el:·~;ilarnal Stop in ••. and ask for our "school money" loan. You can get the IIICIMY )'all need right now ~ . . for clothes and books, and other expenses (and new Fallltoltlea for yourself, tool). Then, repay in sensible monthly installments. -When Jlllll -.d money for any reason... ~ I'?' I' Th0$e Dodge Boys ere hard quyatD b~et:-'speciellv now /,Yte, 1111 lttttmt for their YEAR; END R,OUND-UP SALE on their herd of DOdge. Which makes it your time to strike up a bargllin·V'fith the Good G!IYI. They shoot straight r.lk your kind of l1nguage. So set ern tOd.y for I budgR•WiH dell of the vur! (And bring the Mrs.). cull When working bands need extra -for back-to-school expenses ••• · .. .:a) I - - -- -------- Cily·- - - - -- - - - - - 3 I • !Only games scheduled) Bqst_afl - Me- . Tuesday's Games vs. Lnnbo[g 16- Pittsburgh at New York night Chicago at Philadelphia, night Allanta al Houston, i\ight at Minnesota, night I Cincinnati at Los 1\,llg, nigh I . at Chicago, night St. Louis at San ·Fran, night __ _ . ___ _____ _ _ City . . .. .. .. . Stott Address------- - -- - ooubtehea<~er victory. Ph1la Sl. Louis Cincinnati Atlanta Houslon New -York p.m. AddrHI .................. . Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 112 wilh a Balt}ij~re at Nenw ......•.......... . . .. Write for tho !roe booklet. Send your requesl lo the President's Committee on Mental Retardalion, Washington, D. C. 20201 ~ ~ ::~ v- · il', p,rn. AMIR I CAN SCHOOL What are you going to do about it? !t; , ,?·. . Ohio Dill. Offleo, Dopt, PM-11 8 East Lon& St., Columbus, 0. Twice that total are mentally retarded. -: _ ; •r COWMBUS [UPII - 'Phe pitching COJ'PS of ·warren, Pa. proved loo much for Columbus Sbade. Link and the Pennsyl· vanians c~plured : the _National Jlaseball Congress B1 Stale R~gional Tournament Sunday · ' , mcmna1 a ngees l~:~~:''~ Ill Cleveland- ~ 0 Toole I4-4J vs. Osteen 112·9) [7-19) Vj; . Siebert 11 p.m. You Are lnvl&ecl Te Write for FrM looklot ThotSMwo You How Te ltrn All Amerlc1n S<hool Hl1h School _ !!.J.PL~A~T HoMit_ DEVOTED TO fliiTERm 01' MElliS . ' 1· 1 60 58 .508-f 16\2 Los Ang I of MilS Whllworth'a sixth .th~ear .!~~=- ~;r ea •..,.,... _ . go Qn_ to 'win the :Na~ lbat Jefi. them !.~ · -~- 1Ift in the seventh inning, fllvillg ry . , :. ! . -' • "~';JI[ij League pe'1"anl- br accidenL the pace; Lot Allgeko:o .tqillt· wllh him rollnd . hipper& in blJ last slugg~ hl8 24~ ..~ l'1!ll ~~~~ 1 01 rouru, the way '!he first __ at!Cag$ 't8klng . 'ihe f'-lrioiDg four times at hat, the first~ out the,..• • ~;114 I ' _IIJlO!ler 4..3 an d droppln~ . the three oomlng Frida• night. The In the ·second ;a~; tej. · P ac> Plra!es continue to pull out late-in!llng vlctortes; II& ~leap 12-10 In 10 . Innings. homer was served up by Gabrielson tmoCWed . 1ft 'llirilt.'' Sunda~·· 4-Z thriller over the New . Yor~ dlvlded two wit~ St. starter Vern Law. who other· runs with 1 lleveut it ~ Reds, 1s no a~ldent. Louis, Wlllnitle · 5.4 l!efore los- w1se pitched seven strong double that wiped out' a s. •The mishap Ute Buccos ing 4..3, and Mlanll 4elealed innings. Pete Mikkelsen -U Houston · lead. "'··tier, s· """ ronverled ln!D an asset oc: Philadelphia 7·1 . . worked the last two' and Francisoo Ued the IICOfe 1..1:' curred Salurday when ceo~ Baltimore blanked · Washin benefitted from Mola s fifth third · lnmng Singles · b(ClltJf;i 1 ~~~ S~r eal '" ~~~inMg al%~~~ou,t ~ teague : ton 6-0 In the ' American homer· Brown. Hal Lanier and 11~ "" more secure now. atruck In lhe rlg~t eye 'by aw~. League's only single game. In : Willie Mays powered his 28111 Fuentes. '11Iey added aoo~~ • ball thai carommed 11, t~ olher play,_ Boston took two 1homer or lhe season which run In lh.e fourth 011 ~~ • - - - " " " - outfield wall q ,trom DetrOit 8-5 and 5-3. New moved him one behind Jimmy fifth horper , " : A. Racine moved lnle the wla- . As a resuli, Manny Mota wbu Yor'< swepl Cleveland 7·3 a?d 6- Foxx' 5.'14 and a share of second ~·· ners' bracket of tbe Syracole 15 batting 8 sen•ational .360 but 4, Kansas City defeated Mmne- pl~ce , on the all . time hst. Ancient Greeb gave· 1111!• double-ellmloatioo Pooy Lea- usually plays onl alnst sola twice 5-ll and , 4-3, and Withes was a two-rWJ shot that name Pisces 10 the coast.ellil"·· pe IOurnoy 00 Salarday evea- southpaws and he:ce ti• in the lion because they thought- -lhtl 1 Ch1cago_ split ~ dec1slons with broke a scoreless log by taking a· lorfelt viC. rome to hat enough 10 Q\llll';y Calilorrua. sixth_ ioning of tbe first game. Igroup of stars ensembled ~" tery from Oak Hill. lor the top 10 hillers, got a Sllamlllf Tiel Record Wmmng pitcher Bob Bolin 7-7 ltsb. The IWlle- means fisb. •••: Oak Hill, therefore, taUia• Ia t' an s nd · · • though rare s r Cincinnati mg c u was ay using even , appear lor a schedaled game, was eUmlnated from righthander Mill Pappas. , lbe tounlament. Gels Three Hils I 'The lorfell victory put 1111· Mola made the most of his I cine In line to go against un- chance with three hils, lndudbeaten Pomeroy at 1:• p.m, ing a seventh innln double that I tonight In the tounament drove in the firs I run and a · lonf&ht tn the tournament game winning two - run homer ser-'·flnals. Middleport, over in the ninth ~galnst rlghly reliev· in the loser'• bracket, Is slat- er Sammy Ellis that snapped a ed to play Cbesblre at 5:31 ~2 tie. p.m., also tonlsht. Alou's injury doesn't appear\ The winner ol tbe Middle- to be very serious and hej port. Cbeoblre lame will should be back for Tuesday's play the loser.of the Pomeroy game in New York - shiner and I vo. Racine pme on Wedaes- all - bul Manager Harry day at 7:30 p.m. Walker feels secure knowing he has . a fourth ouUielder of ' ••,, 1 ~~"'lb,®i!!M!,¥,/l ·~~ Mota 's caliber . 65 50 .565 31'. The visitors. who had losl a 65 50 .538 6'f.! ! 13-- inning, 2-1 decisloo Satur· 61 56 .521 _ 8'h , day in lhe opener ol tb• best59 57 .5119 10 of-three series, came back for By JEFF MEYERS Cleveland 7·3 and 6-4, Boslon Was~lon 55 61 .474 14 4-3 and 2-1 victories Sunday 0 UP! Sports Writer upended Detroit twice 8-5 and . .. Suaday'4 ·_Results,, : 51 65 .440 18 The Warren pitcher figured 10 Frank Robinson, the No. I 5-3, Kansas Cily Will two from [ Boslo~ ·t ' Detroi~ 5, ls,t ,_; 51 66 .436 181'. the deciding scoring in bolh , American Leaguer 10 homers, IMtnnesota (5-0 and and BostoQ · Detro11 Ch~eago 39 76 .339 29'.>1 games. Guy C,onti singled in the l runs scored and lola! bases, is : Chicago blanked California H New Sunday's Results winning run in Warren's three· also the No. I booster for Frank ; before losing ~New All1t11ta 7 Phdadelph1a l run rally in the lop of the ninth Robinsoo lor MVP. Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 2 in the first game. Jim Hannon About the only interestblg New York 5 st. L 4, m . , , had a homer for the winners battle J eft in the junior circuit 2nd , St. LoUIS 4 Nev;_.York 3, 2nd Warren jumped off 1o . a , lO t - lhe· outstanding player award San Fran 5 Hoos:ton 2, ~ st lead in the nightcap, tJui Cor!,- 1s more hke a family feud . 1 San _ f ,ran S !loustoo 3., 2nd lumbus tied it. - ~P . i in With -Baltimore leading the I 1 Lo~ ~-~Pi 3_,_ ~~ ,tfmgs ' lb~ fifth. In the seventh, pitch league by 13\2 games, eithtor Chi "t2 Ang tti,":nd, IQ •nns er Ste<te Kudlock walked, stole Frank or Brooks Robinson h - • Momiay s ,Problibl~ 'fitcbers second, took third on a iJass<;d gomg to wind up with his sec116·9). . . !All lb!Ies _EDTJ . . ball and . srored OJ\' Kim Ma- end such honor. ; Ch1qago at Philadelphia - gown's sacrifice fly. ·. Altho~gh only sports writers -, Hands -1 11- 9! vs. Jackson (]J-ll). . . may vote the Robinsons and rausoit · 16-7) . V§. -Laljlabe 15- 8:05 p.m. Columbus Jmd advanced to . • K I Atlahte al HOUston ·- ·eion- lhe national tournament at Baltimore manager Hank Ball· !ll:arr·o '(?~) 9 "m · ~- · · . .. · · , w· h't K b er were asked for tbe1r selec- 1 at ,Det~:~~,t- Stot- 1mgter <0·7) vs. Dterker 16-5) · IC I a, an., 1as1 year Yl 11•0 tlernv~.t U0-13)- vs: Pbtires 12- uo p.m. · sweepmg two from Warton art.l r)• .BJ • , c· . I' t Los A I er losing the first game. I m JUSt glad I don t have ' final • round birdie burst by lillie • known Peggy Wilson of Bos8Ji, Calli., to win the lAdY Carling by three strokes with a ·· :r :~:~r~l ~~·b;;:: = ', the.B~p~':!uB~! l~:..~~~~k y~e.G~~~'" ~~:a:·~.j:.~eag~ha::rd ~=~: ~ad".":-t~.:r Plt!!burgh Pirates .lila¥ Wltti ·a ..~. 5>2 gl"eelijQ,fW~ wheli he pii!Cb hll a bume run Balle ~te_ Toili'' fl_-H~ii~' 1 :teague af Detroit, nil!ht .N•Ibel·laa Leap• ~-' . Was-!'mglon at Clevelatljl~, ~~g~t . . l , Baltlinore at Boslon, mgnt , . w. L p~ GB : . f . Baltimore 76 ._ 65{} ,,)' ,, i I. National League . , Detroit> ·.. · .. · 62 "" 5""; 1•n , }l Clevelarict · · 62 5I; ..§25 , Wh , W L Pet GB BALTIMORE (UPI) - Kathy heading for Milwaukee today In Whitworth isn't exactly happy a bid for a fourth stralg with her aame, but she'i victory that would _put her , very exclllSIVe eompany In the Answer To Suaday'o P1111le world of women's gpro golf. Miss Whitworth's hang-on championship Sunday in the Lady Carling Open gives her lhree straight tournamem lilies, and another victory this week in the Western Open would enable the San Anlonion player to lie a rewrd which has been achieved twice by Mickey Wright. Miss Wright, oow only a par• 1ime tour player who bypassed the event here, will he in :o..JIUL----- 1 Milwaukee lor the Western. Miss WhilworLh staved off a ' •• ' ,. I -v " '(\~· ·' '·' ' ! t . : t. , . • .. This Is the elearanee of the year! Qur'66 Fords wen best sellenatyear-rouud prlees! Ya're offering .,' JtU·eadprlees. lutblarrJ!Tbey ., 1 • ' • "" .. '· . "., ., " •• �.. ' .,~. ' I, ' . ( .. ' { ' ' j ·· ~ I 1 f-DIIly Selttlnel, Pomeroy,'Mlddleport, O.,Aug. 1~, 1988 · Pleas- • News . .K . y!!er .., . .Notes · ·' _Q r-. ;, Miss . r Pa!IJ. lllorpt! .PDt -li mtb' *· ·.-_nli ·Mis. . ,Eikbll aJid cllildffil, I 11Y Rl'I'A JOAN WIUG!ft' ·. Ralph L4llni1J, ~ Mrs. G~le ·Mr. and Mrs. "Donald Schill- E4 Martin caUed on Mr. 1\lill an evenlilil· 11lth Mn. Rocllll)'loi.l~ 1ng and "ugbter, Leila, ldlt Mrs. Cllntaa J*"- ~· Spira a1111 diil4rea. dleporl, visited an IVeoi@C · Weeklilld ~ oUii'. ~ ' · , wilb- Mr• .and Mrl. Bill Darll Mrs. 0. W. FIIJ1'allr '11m Mr• . Mr. 8lld Mrs. ,teo ahd Clllb Dar~L aDd~' Cbarlea Jti!lcalll, Fay· and Jud)> Kay aDd Mrs . . Mr. cty4e Davis and Mrs. eltevtll;, W. Va., and Mr, aod Ia Albey ilnd children, l!Oietta Pltaellbll'pr of Orlenl lllr. Don ~ Gulley allerniiOIIJ ind evening Willi Hill, w. va., called on Mr. Brkf&t, W. Va. · aod t.li'_l. Jim Ne~lll•. aDd and Mrs. Dennis L. Spires, Sun· Mr. and !lin. Gll'Jd. IIJ, Ewtngton. ··' day afternoon. .on and ""!' oplni simciiY pith Mrs. w. D. Quei1 Mr. Dennis L. Splrell called Mr. and Ml'll. Wlfllll 011.01' aDd dtiUghter,iCanallll, vtfllell ......,oy on hll sister, Mr. and daugblers. Other '!lllkend vlsi· day wltb Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davidson, RuUand. tors nl<!ludld Mr. aild Mrs. Hen- ReYJI!I]Iil. · , Mr. aad Mrs. Roctney E. ry PatteriOn, Mr. ·~ · Mn. Mrs. Etta Evalls has . Spires and familY bave moved Jllllll!ll Conkle aDd GrtCI Wllll, !11 for several She into their bome recently pur· Mr. and Mrt. Howard ilaJTI. been spending 4 lew chased from Mrs. Gladys Rey· aon _aDd Mr. ~sbWbuta witb her daughter, Mrs. I=~ nolds. Miss . Orlha ' · i)aytml, wood, OalllpoUs, IDd I'll Mr. and Mrs. Tom Young Ky., spent a few tllfl wltb to her btme when she wu Now arran1• the dr<ied !etten and ·ramily have moved into the her psN!III, Mr. and Mra. Wen· biC better. She wu ~ to form the turpriH •mwer, u renlal dell Roush. · by Mn. Lerui WeliJ wblle auapNd by the above cartoon. Rosetta Pitsenbarger property, vacated by the SpireS Mn. Mary HiUIDI and lim· home. When Iter cond!Uou family. Uy, AIIIUita, S.C., arrw.l ben came mori serloua abe rebll'll· Weekend guests of Mr. and Swulay nlgbl to spB 1 - " ed in the home o! "~i!Jter i;e;{ey faliUlf.aod 10 ID [STOIJE± I ( 1) ~ORCVTj 1 ( (J I~ITHISISMY•[ I weeu. I tlJ (IX I I 1 t Mrs. Clyde Barnett and falllilY with Mr. Cll'l JenkiDI. in Gallipolla. J..,W..• 00•11 INOWY UPWAID CRAFTY were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Par· Mr. aDd Mrs. CecU Lewll, Recent callen of Mrs sons and his sister, Judj Kay, Columbus, 1penl a few tllfl !v!IDS Included Mr 'llliles ....,._ .Wwetl rf'llol lhe 4;1ceaia •aHl to 1\'Wgara- YOU'RE JU~T ,. ·+ Columbus, and PI"C Harold with his sister, Mrs. Cora Ward. Trout, Mrs. Juper ." , jfosclw', Barnell of Wilmington. Mrs. Cora Ward aod Mrs. George Scott and Eddy - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mr. and Mrs. A:tbur Cuto Pat Ward aad dauhter, Usa 81, Columblll, Mrs. NeUie, visited recently wlt.h Mr. and were recent supper uesta ol M Kathryn W!llil Mrs. Elmer Grimes, Roberts· Mr. and Mrs. Euene SteveDI ::8dat~:and Pai!J ' burg, W. Va., and her brother, and daughter, Janice. Pluunl Rev Geor e Stanley Stevens, and Mrs. Cas· Mr. aad Mrs. Ralph Lemley, Loon w' Va ·Rev Larton to's aunt, Mrs. Gecqla Stevens, Fostoria, and Mar~~ret Roll ~ · ·• · . Liberty, w. v1 . and graQdson. lllarlon, called Us · COLLEGE PARK, Md.(UP!) ceasfui organisms from a b1o· Mr. and Mrs. A:tbur Casto on Mr. aad Mrs. Oshel Tribble. Mr. and Mro. MArlon _ Yale Prof. Clement L. Mnr- logical JKIInt of view. We have and Neva Gunter called on Mr. and Mrs. George Gard· IIams, who are llviD8 In Jron-lr kert said today "till most im- occupied almost the en tirO Gene Gunter, Gantpolla. ner and Linda attended I be ton, spent the -'<end at the portanl probleni,.i!lclng human world, ani we have forced a sunday visitors of Mr. and Gardner Reunion at Lancaster, homt here. belnp Ia the problem of atom- large part of the total biologi- Mrs. Hillman Euton were Mr. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. David tc Wll' or, In biological terms, cal community into our serv· and Mrs. Clarence Euton, who Mr. and Mrs. Tony E1klnl er and son, Dale, Columbus, !he problem of extinction." lee." recently returned from · vaca· and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E111o visited ~laUves bere, SUnday. .. . As a result, the world popu· lioniag 1n Canada, Mr. and Mrs. ton and family spent a week The Swishers ~Uy Iromcaliy, the next moat !aUon, now over S billion, is Bob Swisher and family, Mr. vacationing In Canada. M r 1. ed from vacadOillll& In Collun· important problem. is .~• prob- growing "faster than at any and Mrs. Tony Elkins, Ronnie Easton and daughters are speocJ. bus. lem of overpopulallon, he con- other period In man's hisinry." Easton, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rey- ing some time with relatives David and Tommy llnued, adding : . Had today's growth rate exist· noids and Mr. and Mrs. BaU· here. have returned heme after "Failure to soiv~ the first ed since the time of Christ, ard Easto~. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elkins and lng a week wltb lhelr constitutes a soluUon lor the thee world population now would Mrs. Margaret Rose and family epenl Sunday with Mr. Mr. and Mn. Joe Rouab second." be 60 million billion - "or 100 grandson, Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. llarold Porler, Pt. daughter, Columbus. Markert, chairman of the \persons to each square foot." , Mr. Mrs. PhliUp Yale Biology Department, is , But continued increase in the and childrtD, St. Louis, 1966 pmident of the American population growth rate, f 0 r 11'8 visiting bls ~ents, Institute of Biological Sciences reasons of food supply an d and Mrs. Fred SI9SOD. •hich is holding its annual space, becomes Impossible af· PASADENA, Calif. <UP!) and transmit photoaraphs of Walter and Hubert meeting here at the Universiy ter a while. America's lunar orbiter nine possible landing sites for ton we~ m New York in >f Moryland. " if man does not cootrol his the Increasingly familiar Apollo astronauts along a 1111' their WIYM, who returned !rom The Yale biologist presided at Inumbers voluntarily," Markert today and gradually . corriior o~ the moon equal London, where tbey vlaited discussion of "Population said, "then we can be sure that toward the des1red p1ctur-tak· area to a mile-wide swatch daughter and 1011, Ll and 8 Growth and the Quality of the traditional methods of lam- ing orbit scheduled to hegln Miami to New York, David Fultca and family, Life." Although atomic war is ine, pestilence. and war will Thursday. By a "clearly unacceptable" solu· provide us with highly npiea- "Everything Is in line shape Mrs. America !ion to the problem of overpop- sant limiting controls." and working properly,'' a ulation, .,there can be no tional space ageenn~cy:J:~: doubt," Markert said, "concernFOUND DEAD said at tbe Jet P ing tbl• lontl-term prognosis: CINCINNATI (UPJ) - Bar- oratory control . "Either the birth rate of the bara Bowman, 28, was found The 850 - JKIUnd flymg pho,tog·\1 world must come down or the dead Sunday in an abandoned raphic laboratory became death rate must go back up. taxicab near her home. Her first U. S. spacecraft to orbit There is no escape from baianc- throat had been sladhed and a lhe moon Sunday. Russia's Luna ing the equation of births and bloody knife was found a short 10 went jDto odllt II'OUDd deaths." distance from the vehicle. Po- moon earlier thla yur. "Human beings," Markert 1ice,1 were withholding ali other Lunar orbiter'l primary said, 11 are extraordinarily sue- infdrmation about the case. slon wiD be to take, • Problem 0 f EXt IDC lOll IS EFFEC'llVE MONDAY, TUE$DAY AND WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 18 & 17 FlESH FROZ&N-TENDER ' ANY SIZE PIEC.E- JUMBO DRUM '// e I Th P ·\ • F&D Lifting 2-Year Limit on Use of Birth Control Pills > I SWEET PEAS POTATOES ,.... 10c 10 99c MIXED SillS 1-lb. an Play The New THE SEMINOLE $9.95 • $5-$100 $1000 Lucky 3 of a KIND WINNERS LAST WEEK ly opened in a white neighborhood. A fourth fire bomb exploded harmlessly against the outside ' •cwal/o <.f the Holy Cross Church "'>f God in Christ. The church 1 was unoccupied at the time and there were no injuries. $1~1KE 1>\I,ISILLI, MANSFIELD, 0. $100-PAUL NORRIS, MARYSVILLE, O. $10D-MARTHA McVICKERS, CAMBRIDGE, O. MAGNAVOX COLOR T.V. SR MARGUERITE HOLLIS, CHILLICOTHE, 0. %ELLA SAYRE, SO. CHAS., W. VA. 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All cerpets certified "501" must pass five DuPont eNUGGn GOLD CRISCO UPI Briefs Ill. ~nd FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OPEN 8:30 TO 8:30 MONEY? b.. Game ··WIN Open Monday Through Thunday 9:00 to 6:00 ~~~~=n~~y N~~i..\ad:it .:~: claims that they helped women possibility of side-effects result- · have been worded: "No data to believed. · who habitually aborted durilngl ing from use of the pills. As prove the compounds safe for The committee's 1 tud y pregnancy. many as 6 million American human use ." _ _ __ __ __:__:~:....:.:=::..:::__ _ _ __ women are estimated to be Nevertheless, the Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 15, 1986--5 wlncb it says are the surest taking Ulcse pills at present. recommended that the FDA lift a~d most efrective contracep- The FDA's cautious approval its current requirement liiiiiiiiiii tive now avallabh• to women. of what is universally known as manufacturers recommend At the sa~e. time, however, ''the pill" was based on the women noL use &he pilla for FDA Comnns.~mner ~r . Jam~s report. of a 10-member advisory Imore than two years. Dr. L. Goddard " ordenng hiS Icommittee of leading obstetri· Goddard said this would agency . to, continue to caution 1 cians and gynecologists who done within the next 90 days. l_h.:.f_n_al_w_n_s_d_oc_to_r.:. s .::.a-::ga:::in..::•:_l.:::: the made a nine • month study of . available scientific data The FDA, wh1ch regards the · adv1sory committee's report as O.K.... We ue makinr hundJecls el lo the report, made public preliminary, is planning to personal loans every day. We have Sunda~ , the committee said conduct an expanded study (lf plenty of money and we want you to (Continued from Page I) there JUSt was not enough data pill usage. This will use it to your advantage now or later. Trade Commisslon Investigation to p~ov~ or dtsprove cla~ms of controlled groups of upwards I o/ soaring food prices will show lragoc S!de-effecls. "In the final hall a million u. S. women We still offer the 11111110 quick aervlee profiteering by middlemen. analysis, each physician must may take as long as 10 years at the same reasonable rates and tenu u alwaya. No increased ehargeo. Freeman told United Press evaluate the advantage and the complete. International in an interview risks of this method of While the FDA's advisers If you need a little fttra money or made public Sunday that the contraception . in comparison were uncertain about the pHI's low-cost financing to buy a uew or used farmer is nol responsible for w~th ttther available. methods or side • effects, they were W1ani· ear, appliances, or other things, just let rising prices. But. he sa i d, w1lh no cont~aceptwn at all,'' mm1s and emphatic about itt; , 118 lmow. Simply phone for our quick "rtomewhere al<mg the II n e, , the report sa~d . effectiveness as a eontrac:ep• il approvaL Then go ahead and carey out from the farmer to the cm1sumCaution Light live. ''We feel the pills aro JOV money plans. er, someone is getting more '' We want~ to place .a yellow and a fraction per cent than a reasonable fair share (or of caution on the~r usage effective," one doctor said. without causing a panic," one Side Resuits services rendered.'' · committee member said. A side result of the study Church Hit Put another way , he said. the the discovery that the "dla· conc:lusion that there phragm" - a rubber disc & SAVINGS COMPANY r::?v:C~%~E,cock~~il!· were no scientific data to prove designed to seal off the en· control pills unsa(e for trance of the womb - Is 125 E. Main St. Phone 992-2171 hurled today through windows \ hmnan Df a Negro church which recentuse could just as well as effective as has long beeil U.S. NO. 1 -SIZE A-WHITI IRADLIY PARMS SECOND & MIU MIDDLEPORT COR. WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Food _and Drug Administration Is llflmg Its two-year limit on the_ use of birth control pills. "'· 55~ :ALL MEAT J9c STICKS· ·lb. ':ill• I BOLOGNA TURKEY Toughest Problem Of Man orb•Iter DOing • per£ect J0b . STATE FAIR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT - The new Highway Exhibits Building, located In the center t of the fa';~rounds and costmg $290,000, will house the state· fair Highway Exhibits, provide general Ies room facJhtles for men and women, and house the Highway PatroL Circular in design with glass walls the new bu1ldmg IS the hub for the fair's "new look." ' ' VACUESi I • t• . . her (Ant"'e" tolllorrvw) ' sllowed that between 10 ,.,. women out of 1011 who re1l..,t diaphragiDI ~ked 11111VaD1~1 pregnancies. In add!Uon, f of 100 women using the compataUvely ••inter~uteriRe devlce,n a plalticJ coil inserted in the cervix, also were apt to beCome pregnant . Despite ito findings that the ; plll is safe for human ' eommillee said, "it has nev•er-1 • theiess taken lull of cog~-• J of certain very infrequent aerioua side effects and possible theoretic risks ed by animal Ia and by some of the ·changes in human ~~~;;rgo~ Of the more serious Against the pill, the report ·there was insufficient data to prove or disprove the pWs • helped induce cancer or pnJ•moi-l ed blood clotting. On the other side of the Issue 'the committee conclued ' was no sclentillo data to pro•vel claims that the pUis acne, avoided the symptoms menopause or warded off Uver .t THtiNDERSTORMS TODAV continued tn sweep through much of central and f\ ebraska_, southeastern South Dakota 1 northwest Iowa and southern Minnesnla. The affected area in Nebraska included the section hit by torrential rains and flooding Saturday and Sunday. Isolated tornadoes were reported to have touched down late Sunday in open areas in southeastem South Dakota. Thunderstorms packing strong winds, hail and heavy rain swept across t area. SWANTON, omo - ·Now at Baker Furniture 10-0z. Jar FRIGIDAIRE Aonce-in-a-while opportunity-buy one of these new Frigidaire appliances during this limited time event at the low, low price (they are specially tagged) and receive • valuable bcnus ot 110 extra cost! FRAZ. didates into his home area 1<>day. The Toiedoan started hIs owing through the 5th Congressional District with a breakfast meeting here. Other were scheduled at Bryan, ance, Paulding, Van Wert. Otta- 11 wa, Napoleon and ·the day's tivilies end al Bowling Green. GET ASPECIAL your new 1966 Frigidaire I DAILY SUN FRES11 ORANGE .JUICE /2 GAL. CAL-7 OIUNG'B otor ,...tlon~ 1 ~-· e Twin VC.i~ bll 3 full· • BIC storas• ~comport· DRINK width•h.wes• ment. -c .wu\1 ter • "'u• the puwer •tiOnl Space Aae Mfr~ll! .. Frigidaire 2-speelf "·. Jet Action Washer '~ .......... --· 111i/ll Auloma!k ,..,.. Cyclfll 0 · ....ned a ... ·gerator comes '"~"" "~'~~ . 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' Ingels Car-pet tlo~se .. paJ11111111 dell"" ar}MIIng. ~ 12' Width • ..,.lr-becauu it's 220~NST. hlllltCH Irs 'j(nyfl lo .,..., it evert recovers from • nrllty-costs surprlsincllliiU'!J III~Pntsl • Needs no cementinJ down1 , "· ~ .' .} . ~,. $319 99}.5661 " "IRMM Custom · - ' - - - · ll'tCIIShiontdl' 0 llty II Cllll-lltCMO ' ···' I MAIWIIlltUSJ lA IlSCO COFFEE VANillA WAFaS . fl& NEWTOII$ Z·L•.189 ••• . 1 ., �.. ' .,~. ' I, ' . ( .. ' { ' ' j ·· ~ I 1 f-DIIly Selttlnel, Pomeroy,'Mlddleport, O.,Aug. 1~, 1988 · Pleas- • News . .K . y!!er .., . .Notes · ·' _Q r-. ;, Miss . r Pa!IJ. lllorpt! .PDt -li mtb' *· ·.-_nli ·Mis. . ,Eikbll aJid cllildffil, I 11Y Rl'I'A JOAN WIUG!ft' ·. Ralph L4llni1J, ~ Mrs. G~le ·Mr. and Mrs. "Donald Schill- E4 Martin caUed on Mr. 1\lill an evenlilil· 11lth Mn. Rocllll)'loi.l~ 1ng and "ugbter, Leila, ldlt Mrs. Cllntaa J*"- ~· Spira a1111 diil4rea. dleporl, visited an IVeoi@C · Weeklilld ~ oUii'. ~ ' · , wilb- Mr• .and Mrl. Bill Darll Mrs. 0. W. FIIJ1'allr '11m Mr• . Mr. 8lld Mrs. ,teo ahd Clllb Dar~L aDd~' Cbarlea Jti!lcalll, Fay· and Jud)> Kay aDd Mrs . . Mr. cty4e Davis and Mrs. eltevtll;, W. Va., and Mr, aod Ia Albey ilnd children, l!Oietta Pltaellbll'pr of Orlenl lllr. Don ~ Gulley allerniiOIIJ ind evening Willi Hill, w. va., called on Mr. Brkf&t, W. Va. · aod t.li'_l. Jim Ne~lll•. aDd and Mrs. Dennis L. Spires, Sun· Mr. and !lin. Gll'Jd. IIJ, Ewtngton. ··' day afternoon. .on and ""!' oplni simciiY pith Mrs. w. D. Quei1 Mr. Dennis L. Splrell called Mr. and Ml'll. Wlfllll 011.01' aDd dtiUghter,iCanallll, vtfllell ......,oy on hll sister, Mr. and daugblers. Other '!lllkend vlsi· day wltb Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davidson, RuUand. tors nl<!ludld Mr. aild Mrs. Hen- ReYJI!I]Iil. · , Mr. aad Mrs. Roctney E. ry PatteriOn, Mr. ·~ · Mn. Mrs. Etta Evalls has . Spires and familY bave moved Jllllll!ll Conkle aDd GrtCI Wllll, !11 for several She into their bome recently pur· Mr. and Mrt. Howard ilaJTI. been spending 4 lew chased from Mrs. Gladys Rey· aon _aDd Mr. ~sbWbuta witb her daughter, Mrs. I=~ nolds. Miss . Orlha ' · i)aytml, wood, OalllpoUs, IDd I'll Mr. and Mrs. Tom Young Ky., spent a few tllfl wltb to her btme when she wu Now arran1• the dr<ied !etten and ·ramily have moved into the her psN!III, Mr. and Mra. Wen· biC better. She wu ~ to form the turpriH •mwer, u renlal dell Roush. · by Mn. Lerui WeliJ wblle auapNd by the above cartoon. Rosetta Pitsenbarger property, vacated by the SpireS Mn. Mary HiUIDI and lim· home. When Iter cond!Uou family. Uy, AIIIUita, S.C., arrw.l ben came mori serloua abe rebll'll· Weekend guests of Mr. and Swulay nlgbl to spB 1 - " ed in the home o! "~i!Jter i;e;{ey faliUlf.aod 10 ID [STOIJE± I ( 1) ~ORCVTj 1 ( (J I~ITHISISMY•[ I weeu. I tlJ (IX I I 1 t Mrs. Clyde Barnett and falllilY with Mr. Cll'l JenkiDI. in Gallipolla. J..,W..• 00•11 INOWY UPWAID CRAFTY were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Par· Mr. aDd Mrs. CecU Lewll, Recent callen of Mrs sons and his sister, Judj Kay, Columbus, 1penl a few tllfl !v!IDS Included Mr 'llliles ....,._ .Wwetl rf'llol lhe 4;1ceaia •aHl to 1\'Wgara- YOU'RE JU~T ,. ·+ Columbus, and PI"C Harold with his sister, Mrs. Cora Ward. Trout, Mrs. Juper ." , jfosclw', Barnell of Wilmington. Mrs. Cora Ward aod Mrs. George Scott and Eddy - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mr. and Mrs. A:tbur Cuto Pat Ward aad dauhter, Usa 81, Columblll, Mrs. NeUie, visited recently wlt.h Mr. and were recent supper uesta ol M Kathryn W!llil Mrs. Elmer Grimes, Roberts· Mr. and Mrs. Euene SteveDI ::8dat~:and Pai!J ' burg, W. Va., and her brother, and daughter, Janice. Pluunl Rev Geor e Stanley Stevens, and Mrs. Cas· Mr. aad Mrs. Ralph Lemley, Loon w' Va ·Rev Larton to's aunt, Mrs. Gecqla Stevens, Fostoria, and Mar~~ret Roll ~ · ·• · . Liberty, w. v1 . and graQdson. lllarlon, called Us · COLLEGE PARK, Md.(UP!) ceasfui organisms from a b1o· Mr. and Mrs. A:tbur Casto on Mr. aad Mrs. Oshel Tribble. Mr. and Mro. MArlon _ Yale Prof. Clement L. Mnr- logical JKIInt of view. We have and Neva Gunter called on Mr. and Mrs. George Gard· IIams, who are llviD8 In Jron-lr kert said today "till most im- occupied almost the en tirO Gene Gunter, Gantpolla. ner and Linda attended I be ton, spent the -'<end at the portanl probleni,.i!lclng human world, ani we have forced a sunday visitors of Mr. and Gardner Reunion at Lancaster, homt here. belnp Ia the problem of atom- large part of the total biologi- Mrs. Hillman Euton were Mr. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. David tc Wll' or, In biological terms, cal community into our serv· and Mrs. Clarence Euton, who Mr. and Mrs. Tony E1klnl er and son, Dale, Columbus, !he problem of extinction." lee." recently returned from · vaca· and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E111o visited ~laUves bere, SUnday. .. . As a result, the world popu· lioniag 1n Canada, Mr. and Mrs. ton and family spent a week The Swishers ~Uy Iromcaliy, the next moat !aUon, now over S billion, is Bob Swisher and family, Mr. vacationing In Canada. M r 1. ed from vacadOillll& In Collun· important problem. is .~• prob- growing "faster than at any and Mrs. Tony Elkins, Ronnie Easton and daughters are speocJ. bus. lem of overpopulallon, he con- other period In man's hisinry." Easton, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rey- ing some time with relatives David and Tommy llnued, adding : . Had today's growth rate exist· noids and Mr. and Mrs. BaU· here. have returned heme after "Failure to soiv~ the first ed since the time of Christ, ard Easto~. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elkins and lng a week wltb lhelr constitutes a soluUon lor the thee world population now would Mrs. Margaret Rose and family epenl Sunday with Mr. Mr. and Mn. Joe Rouab second." be 60 million billion - "or 100 grandson, Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. llarold Porler, Pt. daughter, Columbus. Markert, chairman of the \persons to each square foot." , Mr. Mrs. PhliUp Yale Biology Department, is , But continued increase in the and childrtD, St. Louis, 1966 pmident of the American population growth rate, f 0 r 11'8 visiting bls ~ents, Institute of Biological Sciences reasons of food supply an d and Mrs. Fred SI9SOD. •hich is holding its annual space, becomes Impossible af· PASADENA, Calif. <UP!) and transmit photoaraphs of Walter and Hubert meeting here at the Universiy ter a while. America's lunar orbiter nine possible landing sites for ton we~ m New York in >f Moryland. " if man does not cootrol his the Increasingly familiar Apollo astronauts along a 1111' their WIYM, who returned !rom The Yale biologist presided at Inumbers voluntarily," Markert today and gradually . corriior o~ the moon equal London, where tbey vlaited discussion of "Population said, "then we can be sure that toward the des1red p1ctur-tak· area to a mile-wide swatch daughter and 1011, Ll and 8 Growth and the Quality of the traditional methods of lam- ing orbit scheduled to hegln Miami to New York, David Fultca and family, Life." Although atomic war is ine, pestilence. and war will Thursday. By a "clearly unacceptable" solu· provide us with highly npiea- "Everything Is in line shape Mrs. America !ion to the problem of overpop- sant limiting controls." and working properly,'' a ulation, .,there can be no tional space ageenn~cy:J:~: doubt," Markert said, "concernFOUND DEAD said at tbe Jet P ing tbl• lontl-term prognosis: CINCINNATI (UPJ) - Bar- oratory control . "Either the birth rate of the bara Bowman, 28, was found The 850 - JKIUnd flymg pho,tog·\1 world must come down or the dead Sunday in an abandoned raphic laboratory became death rate must go back up. taxicab near her home. Her first U. S. spacecraft to orbit There is no escape from baianc- throat had been sladhed and a lhe moon Sunday. Russia's Luna ing the equation of births and bloody knife was found a short 10 went jDto odllt II'OUDd deaths." distance from the vehicle. Po- moon earlier thla yur. "Human beings," Markert 1ice,1 were withholding ali other Lunar orbiter'l primary said, 11 are extraordinarily sue- infdrmation about the case. slon wiD be to take, • Problem 0 f EXt IDC lOll IS EFFEC'llVE MONDAY, TUE$DAY AND WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 18 & 17 FlESH FROZ&N-TENDER ' ANY SIZE PIEC.E- JUMBO DRUM '// e I Th P ·\ • F&D Lifting 2-Year Limit on Use of Birth Control Pills > I SWEET PEAS POTATOES ,.... 10c 10 99c MIXED SillS 1-lb. an Play The New THE SEMINOLE $9.95 • $5-$100 $1000 Lucky 3 of a KIND WINNERS LAST WEEK ly opened in a white neighborhood. A fourth fire bomb exploded harmlessly against the outside ' •cwal/o <.f the Holy Cross Church "'>f God in Christ. The church 1 was unoccupied at the time and there were no injuries. $1~1KE 1>\I,ISILLI, MANSFIELD, 0. $100-PAUL NORRIS, MARYSVILLE, O. $10D-MARTHA McVICKERS, CAMBRIDGE, O. MAGNAVOX COLOR T.V. SR MARGUERITE HOLLIS, CHILLICOTHE, 0. %ELLA SAYRE, SO. CHAS., W. VA. Midwest Belted tests for quality - fiber content - pi le weight - strength of backing - resistance to sunlight, fading, to pilling and fuzzing. At INGELS you just start with this confidence and go after the glamorous extras. Luxurious thickness. Beeautiful surface textures. Wider range of more fashionable colors. But is INGELS really better? Why not check our price & quality? e DEEP TURQUOISE e BRIGHT GREEN ePARCHMENT BEIGE eSANDALWOOD s sale .99 SQ. YD. You are going to buy arpetlng this foil? Why not buy now before the foil rush? At Ingels Corpet Houn you'll get quollty, ,rice ond expert lnslollatlon. Isn't that whet you're rully looking for? Cell 992·5661 todoy, QUIET AS CARPET I CAN 4e OFJ' LA1U11. IWIFT'S TOPPY U L HVT. DIBPB IIW SLICED BACON:t LUI-MILD SUGAR CURED 1·1l. TRAY PACIED CITY LOAN Obtoln Your Gomo Card and Con....,.. Playing C1nl1 F,.. On Your VIsit to Your Friendly ,.,.,, eROYAL BLUE 3-Lb. WANT MORE II Of course, you know! All cerpets certified "501" must pass five DuPont eNUGGn GOLD CRISCO UPI Briefs Ill. ~nd FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OPEN 8:30 TO 8:30 MONEY? b.. Game ··WIN Open Monday Through Thunday 9:00 to 6:00 ~~~~=n~~y N~~i..\ad:it .:~: claims that they helped women possibility of side-effects result- · have been worded: "No data to believed. · who habitually aborted durilngl ing from use of the pills. As prove the compounds safe for The committee's 1 tud y pregnancy. many as 6 million American human use ." _ _ __ __ __:__:~:....:.:=::..:::__ _ _ __ women are estimated to be Nevertheless, the Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 15, 1986--5 wlncb it says are the surest taking Ulcse pills at present. recommended that the FDA lift a~d most efrective contracep- The FDA's cautious approval its current requirement liiiiiiiiiii tive now avallabh• to women. of what is universally known as manufacturers recommend At the sa~e. time, however, ''the pill" was based on the women noL use &he pilla for FDA Comnns.~mner ~r . Jam~s report. of a 10-member advisory Imore than two years. Dr. L. Goddard " ordenng hiS Icommittee of leading obstetri· Goddard said this would agency . to, continue to caution 1 cians and gynecologists who done within the next 90 days. l_h.:.f_n_al_w_n_s_d_oc_to_r.:. s .::.a-::ga:::in..::•:_l.:::: the made a nine • month study of . available scientific data The FDA, wh1ch regards the · adv1sory committee's report as O.K.... We ue makinr hundJecls el lo the report, made public preliminary, is planning to personal loans every day. We have Sunda~ , the committee said conduct an expanded study (lf plenty of money and we want you to (Continued from Page I) there JUSt was not enough data pill usage. This will use it to your advantage now or later. Trade Commisslon Investigation to p~ov~ or dtsprove cla~ms of controlled groups of upwards I o/ soaring food prices will show lragoc S!de-effecls. "In the final hall a million u. S. women We still offer the 11111110 quick aervlee profiteering by middlemen. analysis, each physician must may take as long as 10 years at the same reasonable rates and tenu u alwaya. No increased ehargeo. Freeman told United Press evaluate the advantage and the complete. International in an interview risks of this method of While the FDA's advisers If you need a little fttra money or made public Sunday that the contraception . in comparison were uncertain about the pHI's low-cost financing to buy a uew or used farmer is nol responsible for w~th ttther available. methods or side • effects, they were W1ani· ear, appliances, or other things, just let rising prices. But. he sa i d, w1lh no cont~aceptwn at all,'' mm1s and emphatic about itt; , 118 lmow. Simply phone for our quick "rtomewhere al<mg the II n e, , the report sa~d . effectiveness as a eontrac:ep• il approvaL Then go ahead and carey out from the farmer to the cm1sumCaution Light live. ''We feel the pills aro JOV money plans. er, someone is getting more '' We want~ to place .a yellow and a fraction per cent than a reasonable fair share (or of caution on the~r usage effective," one doctor said. without causing a panic," one Side Resuits services rendered.'' · committee member said. A side result of the study Church Hit Put another way , he said. the the discovery that the "dla· conc:lusion that there phragm" - a rubber disc & SAVINGS COMPANY r::?v:C~%~E,cock~~il!· were no scientific data to prove designed to seal off the en· control pills unsa(e for trance of the womb - Is 125 E. Main St. Phone 992-2171 hurled today through windows \ hmnan Df a Negro church which recentuse could just as well as effective as has long beeil U.S. NO. 1 -SIZE A-WHITI IRADLIY PARMS SECOND & MIU MIDDLEPORT COR. WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Food _and Drug Administration Is llflmg Its two-year limit on the_ use of birth control pills. "'· 55~ :ALL MEAT J9c STICKS· ·lb. ':ill• I BOLOGNA TURKEY Toughest Problem Of Man orb•Iter DOing • per£ect J0b . STATE FAIR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT - The new Highway Exhibits Building, located In the center t of the fa';~rounds and costmg $290,000, will house the state· fair Highway Exhibits, provide general Ies room facJhtles for men and women, and house the Highway PatroL Circular in design with glass walls the new bu1ldmg IS the hub for the fair's "new look." ' ' VACUESi I • t• . . her (Ant"'e" tolllorrvw) ' sllowed that between 10 ,.,. women out of 1011 who re1l..,t diaphragiDI ~ked 11111VaD1~1 pregnancies. In add!Uon, f of 100 women using the compataUvely ••inter~uteriRe devlce,n a plalticJ coil inserted in the cervix, also were apt to beCome pregnant . Despite ito findings that the ; plll is safe for human ' eommillee said, "it has nev•er-1 • theiess taken lull of cog~-• J of certain very infrequent aerioua side effects and possible theoretic risks ed by animal Ia and by some of the ·changes in human ~~~;;rgo~ Of the more serious Against the pill, the report ·there was insufficient data to prove or disprove the pWs • helped induce cancer or pnJ•moi-l ed blood clotting. On the other side of the Issue 'the committee conclued ' was no sclentillo data to pro•vel claims that the pUis acne, avoided the symptoms menopause or warded off Uver .t THtiNDERSTORMS TODAV continued tn sweep through much of central and f\ ebraska_, southeastern South Dakota 1 northwest Iowa and southern Minnesnla. The affected area in Nebraska included the section hit by torrential rains and flooding Saturday and Sunday. Isolated tornadoes were reported to have touched down late Sunday in open areas in southeastem South Dakota. Thunderstorms packing strong winds, hail and heavy rain swept across t area. SWANTON, omo - ·Now at Baker Furniture 10-0z. Jar FRIGIDAIRE Aonce-in-a-while opportunity-buy one of these new Frigidaire appliances during this limited time event at the low, low price (they are specially tagged) and receive • valuable bcnus ot 110 extra cost! FRAZ. didates into his home area 1<>day. The Toiedoan started hIs owing through the 5th Congressional District with a breakfast meeting here. Other were scheduled at Bryan, ance, Paulding, Van Wert. Otta- 11 wa, Napoleon and ·the day's tivilies end al Bowling Green. GET ASPECIAL your new 1966 Frigidaire I DAILY SUN FRES11 ORANGE .JUICE /2 GAL. CAL-7 OIUNG'B otor ,...tlon~ 1 ~-· e Twin VC.i~ bll 3 full· • BIC storas• ~comport· DRINK width•h.wes• ment. -c .wu\1 ter • "'u• the puwer •tiOnl Space Aae Mfr~ll! .. Frigidaire 2-speelf "·. Jet Action Washer '~ .......... --· 111i/ll Auloma!k ,..,.. Cyclfll 0 · ....ned a ... ·gerator comes '"~"" "~'~~ . Alre• taature.1 ·th FREE Rille· 'Ill Ide-Al,. liftS ••· ,t.metlnS fr\&1401,. 11of an inch. on • rnserator a {faction pplied bY most ~~~dlrtandllalno ~·~fiCOIIyl ( • l'a_lontod Deep Actloo Af!:itator cleans deepJ • Jet·sfmpi& lnftchan·ISmIIO b •._ t ~, LooW Qt. \ '* $25 9 Pllf.leys., gea rsf ALOUPES thin cushion of air~~ :fO'A -move it il vacuum· dea~~ end underneatn with ol)8'58 tot~· l1dts ri&bt out cteanlngl Refrllge,.t[!:n • chlld can withodt frict on. it. lt'liu'i\\ 111..,. "· ... cam• lfY ,..,.,._ ~- ~lilt. •Tnd•~,..._ ... ~...,. BIIOtTGIITON .....,. . . . . tl. guitt~a~rs~, ~:::::· ~ · Tile Real Thiag From Florida ' 100% Froot·Pr forml ln tile airel Fro&t n"'::er • J&friJef· 102·1b. top candidate for governor, took his caravan 6f state and local can· worth of and ' e advanced'... space Ag 19tibFRlGlDAlRE REFRlGERATOR! oot lrY f"BBd· ier Reams -Jr., the Democratic BUY BEAT SOUND LONOON (UPIJ -Russia has placed i~ first order for Br.itish "beat so.ulld" instruments with the same company thai ~akes musical equipment for the Beatles, il was annouhced Thursday. The compai\Y said the Russians ordered U.200 FOLGER'S I STANT~OFFEE I Ream& on Swing Pkg. · LL lANK RATE TERMS CUSR10NFLIIR WITH BUILT·IN CUSHION BY CONGOLEUM·NAIRN 1 spriniJ t.o• cullliOR bebleen olnyt '"""' oool linJIIte<l back· Inc. C"Mitl'lftof tblom dltterf SIZE With sJillll down IIIWYIIIYL 1his new winyl floorlnt: '" 38 .ScpNre Yard , Regular $10.95 2·49 SQ. YD. ' Ingels Car-pet tlo~se .. paJ11111111 dell"" ar}MIIng. ~ 12' Width • ..,.lr-becauu it's 220~NST. hlllltCH Irs 'j(nyfl lo .,..., it evert recovers from • nrllty-costs surprlsincllliiU'!J III~Pntsl • Needs no cementinJ down1 , "· ~ .' .} . ~,. $319 99}.5661 " "IRMM Custom · - ' - - - · ll'tCIIShiontdl' 0 llty II Cllll-lltCMO ' ···' I MAIWIIlltUSJ lA IlSCO COFFEE VANillA WAFaS . fl& NEWTOII$ Z·L•.189 ••• . 1 ., �.. ,. i'· d I . . ' ~ . /., ' ' .. '' ,\,\ ,. I' . \ .Get Extra Cash The \Vant Ad Way ' . '· Meigs County Junior Fair Premium ·List For W. or Rent WANT AD INFORMAnON I Pomete¥ Motor Co. DIADLIMII p, M. Dl' ....... fiPt.. IMIII"mt•ooll ......., ....... t!.&.M. CAIICILLAftOMI coaucnou .... .,., .. '"''""... WIP M lctlfllil U.... t:• A. M. RI.UU.Ttolll 1'1111 PvllllltMit ...." ' . tM ,,,,., ••r • IMUWI ...._.• ,.,.,... ..........,..,. ,.. ..... 1966 CHEVItOLIT Bel Air 2 Door - - - $2395 Local owner and 1barp aa new. Dark aqua ftnisb, new white. .. ec111 •• NICI WtKfl•ndtt• ...,.,. tttMr will not . . ,.......~.. hr ....,. rn....... tnc•rrect lnurttfft, wall tire• from new nr purebaeed.. 32'1 -va enlf,ne. Sd. trans. Radio and beater. I.ATII Per WaDf All .."Itt 1 Ctn 1 per want ana 1n11rt..,. Minimum Ch.,.. 61 anti 11 cum "' .,.,.. tor ,,.,... c ... 1965 CHEVROLET lmpola Hardtop - - - $2295 Locally owaed and only 12,000 mUtt. 8 cylinder, power steer· ing. Spotlesa fawn interior, beautiful maroon finish. Radio IKUtiVII l . . . rtleftl • .., c•nt Dlleo\lnt on pa.. tlhl an• 111 !Mill Within 11 Uyt. CAID OF THANKI a OIUTU.UIII t1.U for It wonl Mllltmum. •HII MIIIHHtl Wtrll 11:. D.. PU:I WGUI.I t:• A. M. to P. M. Doll' .and heater. •:tt Pomeroy Motor Co. UIUnttr I:M &. M. hi 12:H NHn IM 10 IAIY TO PLACI A OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. REIULT "I.GDUCIN. WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2156 BRAND uew 2 bedroom all modem home. Velma G. Zus· l pill. Pb. 77H750. • !0 !Sip I ~us~-. ,. Services ...... Our D-In ..YtCI II Hllll WITH COLD WEATHER ao head, crickets, spiders & o!h· er insects will be coming in1'---11 stde 'your hon'o where it's FAioc2mrliH"'ifRt:'7iii~ll ..,.. warm. Protect your home from lhese pests with ARAB, : available at King Builders · EXPERIENCED SUpply Co., Middleport. 8 It tic Sf•k HtUit WHEEL ALIGNMENT AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT Wrl... Phone or Conlee! JIM CARNAHAN IIACINE. OHIO fli• • •., ••, - Lost 1nd Found t 1n1t Onllr:lnl To - Mid lUKE SERVICE MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPitlNT ·PPhone I'INARs 992-214l Pomtroy,o. IADIATOR SERVICE · · ~· eCar eTruck eHtater Core eBullctaw eAnyType IIOND4i lAID&. UIIH .GOBLE FORD ' IICIUTPIO""... CAU. DICK IAWLINOS 1 JUNIOR FAIR DIRECTORS 4-H Girls .................. Jeimifer Blakeslee, Sharon Holler, Patty Koblentz, Sally :Mora 4-H Boys .................... Charles Frecter, Allan Gibson, " Larry Montgomery, Archie Roae F.F.A ................. Denny Evans, Dale Hill, Marshall Roush Girl Scouts ............ Be<ky Houdashelt, Bernadette Honnessy ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS 4-H ................ Mrs. Pat Holter, Mary Rose, Marie Tul'ller, Miss Margaret E. Griffiths, C. E. Blallealee, Clair Woode, Rex Shenefield, DaD Smith F.F.A........................... Otha Smith, Everett Holcomb Girl Scouta ................................ Phyllis Hennessy llwllnp Hondl S1let WYI4111 MIDDLIIIOII, OHIO - TAICIHO IIIITAL lllllYATIONS ' e SALES e e RENTALS e eCompl................. ROUSH I LYONS Camping Tr1ilen It, .._, W, Ya. U06 77J4611 ="'" I c;;;s;;;..;;;• AUGUST 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 1966 OFFICERS F1!ESIDENrr •.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Denny Evans VICE·PRESIDENrr .............................. Archie Rose SECRETARY ........~ ........................... Sally Mora TREASURER ........................~---- Jennifer Blakealee NEWS REPORTER ............................ Sharon Holter •• Cilll ontil for Rent For Sale POMERUY - MODERN two 1 MARE and a 1 year old and ' lory frame, 6 large rooms a 4 month old colt. Otto Brad· FOUR ROOM lurolaboa arlo CALORIC DeiW<e liS range, ex· i bedrooms), II> baths, hao~·ll WY UIN ford , Racine, o. Ph. Ki)c3()83. menL WY 2.,'36S3 ap ceUent condltion, $75. "h. 992 ltARL GRUESER plumbing I wood !loors, fu!lll ea~~~:~~~~! 1 14 tic _:101. 8 15 3tc · 8 14 3tcl and beating, ' MinersvUie.' gas fired bot air h1 - - - - : Notice - : - - - - - - MODERN Z bedroom bome, ONE Seigler gas wall furnace,! Obi0• End Y0"!' sewer tr ouble· MIDDLEPORT view of the nver. '':··~=~Ill EXPERIENCED Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992·29113 day 35,000 BTU. Can be used with We ha•e all siZO sewer mac1J.1 modern frame home, WHEEL CThurt•.fri.·Sat.) or 992·3702 eveninas. bottled or natural gu. Ph. toes. Reasonable rates. Call t' 1 ilb SPECIAL PROGRAM e2 USED CARS LIFT 1 7 24 tfc WY Z.2974, day or night. eons rue Jon . w . AUGNMENT ePARTS far OUTBoARD EXPANDED AIIMod1ls - - - - - - -- 992·5648. 8 15 3lc 9 IS lfc forced hoi a.lf beatmg, MOTORS baseme•t WJ!b recreation1jl tnd IBM A,t R1duced Prices eBOATS & MOTORS , MODERN 4 room and balh fur- 14 FT. Camping trailer, sleeps .lUftiONBEil room ns x 24), utility ;= ~:11 Compute-r Prqrammlnt BRAKE SERVICE eBOAT PAINT mshed apartment. MJddJe. ? hitch included aod elecbic _....._ •-•ee Haundry) aod garage. Ll Dah PrOCHIIng 99 381 4 eTOOLS port, O., Ph. Z. · f b~akes . Ph. 773·59811, Mason, lot in excellent location Key Punch " Burreughl 7 29 lose ADgnment Sh11p S.At Write or Call Collect ' c W. Va. 8 15 6tc · hbor hood • Write. PniH or Coatalll Dell Pllonto 9924S76 (Ano Codo-414) THREE and four room f A. c. BRADFORD $1500.00 buys 98 arres in W. Ml1n St. Pomonr 224-4175 Metrapolit1n MOton ur- KODAK Instamatic camera 1ord Twp ., ou Route 33• ROUTE 124 niJbed apartmeats. AD uWI· Baellle, Oblo l'ormerly Grueaer llod7 • Molropolilan Schoolt , Ues paid. Phone WY Z.tl76. 804, new condition, $75. Bob I I lfc produce all crops common "' AC SJIIYICU8B CorporatiotJ Evenings •ncl Saturday Worb 1 1 7 6 :~::.~:h0:, 1:" I Rowley ond Reed. After i Mallory, Racine, 0. Ph. 949this area, springs iR pasture,jl,====,.,===="'· "AtS..nonTV" , p.m. caU WY 2-3574. %793. 8 15 3lciBOAT and motor license- EV· 11'. story frame b&use, NOW liPliiiNTING ""!'!'!"!!!'!"!""~~""'""':::::;'·;:-.=·I t s lfc inrude Sa1es and Serv•ce,~ rooms and cellar, well, some MEIGS COUNTY AUCTION- Slarttng Friday, SOME nice young He...Wrd Schwarze! Marine, Hocking- buildings. Property needs for The a..t In WITH FULL SElYICI Aug. 19th at Laurel Cliff THREE and fo~ room furnisiJ. cattle. Ph. 992-6227, Porn, 0. pori, Obio. 8 3 30tc oome repair. lr-========-Scl>ool House on State Roule ed ••• un£111'11'""-" apar• 6tp Albert M, Cox, Broker 64 PONTIAC · · · · · · · $2.195 Ci11der & Concrete """ -~ • ===~-;--;""'--:8· -11 -· lEWING maCblDI!I, repair ..,. He Cl ,_,., Star Chief • Dr. Sedan. Thill J:M 7 p.m. We will sell your ments. WY ..-5434, 12 6 tfc ONE 20" boy 's bike and a 24" flee, all makea. WY z-2211. DrY · e.....,, 8a1esmau car wu lliided frvm a man merchandise lor you. Adams girl's bike, both in g 0 0 d '!be Flbrle Shop, Pomeroy . 99W830 who bas been a Plmliac lover BLOCKS Trading Post and Auction For Stle shape. Also a Conn trumpel Authorized Singer Salel and I Evenmgo IIZ-2518 or 99Z-3638 ;::.s:n::rEt":: •· 6-8 • 12 !ncb Bloeb House. Ph. 742·5394. 8 11 tfc and case, !Ike new. Ph. 992· Semce. 1 29 Uc 79 ACRE FARM, 0. M. WogBiiill ~ braltes 111d automatic eC.IDelll & llortor e.Metal MADAM star, palm '"""". ... 2958. s__~4_::tp BEADY-MIX concreta deUver· l property, Bailey Run your ':ion make it ideal for Auto Club ef Southern Ohio W'llldows "' Doors •Door l'nmes " otber Masonry I, Kanauga. Looi: lor han• You always aave more oo BEANS, potatoea, tomatoes ed right to your project. Fast Contact Ralph Lambnght, 65 CHRYSLER ...... $2,795 Sopplles. • BOB E. BYER signs. Come and hear her tel Unico Appliances and melons . Clarence Prof· and easy. Free estimates. I-~Cortland, 0. 8 16 FATORY AIR CONDITION· PHONI tn-2067 POMilOY you the past, presenl and I<· Becter prices tban ever on fill, Portland, O. Ph. M3-22S 4. 1 Phone 992.32 •• , Goeglein 33 , ER. NewJIOrl 4 Dr. Sedan. It 8 4 12t0 l<'reezers, Refrigerators, Wa· <r2 also has power .steering, poture. sher-Dryer Pairs. Eler. Ran8 11 tic Ready-Mill Co., Middleport, baros, other buidings, wn brakes, and automatic ADAMS TRADING Post is fsc=~~l. ~~~~~nditloilers. DON'T pump your sluggish sep- Ohio. 6 30 tic I miles !rom Pomeroy. Ph. :a.;s·B'!:. ;.~~~~ ";'(n~! MONEY EVERYWHERE 1 open 6 days a week: Mon· FREEZER $195 tic lank. Get Klean·Em • AD AIR CONDlTIONING Re!rlger-1 3CI79. 8 15 clean inside and oul and a ll'11ran:spo1rter up 20, 9:40 LEEDS. Englaad (UPI) -A day tbrdoughd St'a1teurda0Y ~ • I Septic Tank Cleaner. Land· atioo service. Jack's Refrlg. _ 3 B.R. real bBluy,Am ,NARS T. up 20, !~:20 p.mJ.; In· truck deUverlng $11.2 milUoa lo · "re'e have ra IO an e VISI 0 · mark Farm ·Bureau, Pome- eration, New Haven. . Phone! style home , 2 car down 20, walling; ames banlmotes to the Leeds braiiCb pair, also plenty ol antique POMEROY roy, o. a 10 30tc TU •••..,, Pomeroy, Ohio Durant up 21, 10:45 p.m.; St. the Bank of England 4 6 tfc 1aiDI.1y room and situated items. Main SL in RuUaod, 992-2181 .,....., 0. Ph. 742·5:m4. 7 20 tic :. e BUDGET PRICED lurnllUre Ill HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural i I acre lot. Two ceramic . downup2121,• 1a:35m ~.m.; Paul three bo Thuradacontetny.tn Fi~: - - , our third Boor budget sllop. Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold baths. full size • • · •• xes g ""' Wanted Jack W. C:orsey, Mgr. Baker FID'IIitUre, Middleport Brothers, 618 E. Main SL, screened patio and "'U", William Will, up 21 • &:3D a.m.; money were eeattered on the tic Pomeroy. Pomeroy, 0 · Ph· M•3M' Jordon down 22, S a.m.; L. paveme•t. U •• Obi.· MIDDLE·AGED womao soon to . · . ~ I 22 Ifc more 01·ce featu res th at ~ ''"' FT campmg trader sleeps ha to see to app ec 'ate Coolville. 8 12 6tp' Sw_ eel down 22, 6:15a.m.; Pollee lermed a ·cordon H 1 slay by the week with elder· : . ' . j ONE WHEEL utility trailer, ID· ve r • F d •• 7, hitch mcluded and electr<c gle iron frame, wood IIISUI'8na Make an appointment to lOre own 23, 2: ... a.m.; IIIVuod !be truck, picked up the ly lady. Come to Lincoln Sl., brakes. Ph. 773·5688, Mason, bod "·hts 2 I '·hitch this home now AUTO SALES- 1957 Buick Express down 2i!, 5 a.m.; boxes aJid deUvered them door. Bessie Athey, 509 South w, Va. a 10 file y, ""I • co~p•~ Pb -IGET .~ quotation from llEU· I · good tires, fine work car: ers down GreeDUp 11:30 p.m.) safely to the bank. !'.nd Ave., Middleport, 0. · es, excel ent con Ilion. · TER INSURANCE AGENCY Woods dawn Greenup 2 a 14 31c HOWE, 4 ton capacity plat. 192-5543. 8 9 4tci INC befo . LETART ROUTE: 3 B.R. $175. Ph. tJ92.2922. I 14 U dawn GreerH form sca le, Scott Fobner, - ·· • . re renewJIII your 1 style home located on AUTO SALES _ 1961 a.m.; Mary E en FAU.OUT R1BE8 WANTED_ 1 middl.,.ged w.,. R. D. I, Pomeroy, O. '~'• mile : USED Apache Raven, 1'66 auto msurance. We may be acres, loll size 6:Hi a.m.; OVEC up Green· man soon to stay by the week , north of Fairgrounds. Ph. model. Ph. New Haven 882· able to save you money. stoker furnace, breezeway en. Also a 10 ft. up 1:30 a.m.; Fort JOHANNESBURG, Soulb Afrlwith an elderly lady. Come I 1192.7339 _ 8 2 tfc garage. This 8 year old boat. Ph. tJ92.2960. , I 15 6tp Greenup 7:10 a.m.; ca (UPI) -Fallout from recent 1 10 &tp 21106, John F. Roii'Sh. to Lincoln Street door, Bes· CANNING TOMATOES $I a 7 2~ If~ AUTOMOBILE Insurance beea is priced to sell at IS,500.00. B. up Meldahl 5:15 French nuclear tests in the SJe Athey 509 Soulh 2nd • . LENNOX oil fired, forced air cancelled? Lost yaur operalc • Bosworlh down Pacific has greatly 'mereased Ave Middleport o 1 t2 3tc bushel, bring own conta.mer furn d and 275 gal or's license? call wv ft•RTFORD ·. , rooms w•·th 6:10 p.m. ValvoHne redioactirity here, the director and you pick, 2 miles above . ac~. uc1s · ..,.. "' WANTED - Work for bulldoz· Letart Falls, Julian HiD. oil tank. Ph. 992·3529. 8 10 61p 6 15 tic new bathroom, water tank, 8:30 p.m. of South Africa's Atomic er. Ph. !J92..2208. 8 9 30tc 110 6tc etc. Large lot and &arage, Gauge readinga : Gal!ipo•.,lls:IRalllerup Meldahl 9:50 Energy Board said Thursday. priced at $4,500. Out of town •· up Meldahl 10 J. K. llasson said !be blard'a Help Wanted ILNUT CONSOLE 19titi Dam 11t2·3• 12p·9• running Alton Zephyr up Meldahl radiation monitors at Pelindaba owner wants an olfer. M 312 f on ro ers, omeroy- ason p.m.; Barbara Brent up recorded a "noticeable rise" tn MIDDLE-AGED lady to live 'el. This set radio equip. 79. Pt. Pleasant 24.30, dahl 11:49 p.m.; Albert redioectlvity eight days after A C RQS.S in and do housework, laun- ped, 4 speaker sound system, 4~. Finishes U5. PerMASON : 6 Room 1 floor plan 1.29, Kanawha Falls 3.52, up Meldahl 7:05a.m. lite French nuclear esplosion 1. Point o[ DOWN' formed dry , and assist with care of 4 speed internlixed changer. home. Gas forced air heat Ieaton 18.81. London, l:Lnd 1. Bathhou~e 19. Simuinvalid. Write, giving name, T'is set sold much higher. 5. Weakens 2. On the Jelt late aod located near school, 94 llld Winfield dams were on GallipoUs Dam July 2. - - - - address Hnd phone c-u Box Take over payments o! $6.25 9. Rabbit fur sidP: naut. 22. Breeze loot frontage on paved street. sills. Pitt down 12:10 a.m.; ifi8.D, The Daily Sentinel, per month or pay balance due : 10. West lndian 3. Wharf 23. Hint Come ll!ld look at this borne Herdman down 12:50 a.m.; STAR PINS SOI'ClH'Y 1. OutfiL'l 24.lUverin Pomeroy, Ohio. 8 11 6tc ' . $89.9~:~all 1192:~18. __I 9 6t: 12. Hautb()ys for $7,500.00. Bout_ Movemeals: ip Sporn down 2:10 a.m.; WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pres. 5. Di~h· e .•s Hadoo •..JI 211. DeOhio Rh•er -Eastern dow• drewCalhounup3:50a.m.; !dent JohRSOII signed iDio law MALE HELP~ belween ages 27 1SINGER SEWING ~CHINE:­ 13. Wait on H. lo~:'l:d Ud€'d f; _ lncite <:eives NEW HAVEN: 2 Story-4 B.R. 13, H5 a.m.: Turner up 14· ner down5:40 a.m.; Peggy Thursday a blll to permit tha and '35 clean neal appear· ThiS machine eqwpped lo Zig I 16. Fot·mer 7. Jra.nian 27. Wading 14 home very convenienUy 10:35 p.m.; Criss Jr. up • ney up 6:30 a.m.; Baby government to award gold s!llr once of good cl.aracter. Day I zag, make buttoholes, darn, RU :<!' i<tn Saturd•y'• AnMWU S. Man or birds ru le•· reaminged to business and school ar- l2:1li a.m.; Robert Reed up 14 • down 7:45 a.m. lapel bullous lo next of kin ol or night shill available. Apply and monogr"m. Take over ' :1:{. !-ioothln g 28. Roman 9. P;_; rl !> of ;{;,. Lnngui.•:! lt money eas. Central air 1:35 a.m.; Endeavor up 14, 4:05 seroicemen who lost their ll••• in person al Burger Boy, 23 payments of $5.50 per month 17. Wi thm: ('Omb. fo rm 29. Makes, as 37. Neig-h bot• installed In furnace. a.m.; New Martinsville Kanawha IUver Helen Z.. iD Vlet Nam and otber cold war w. Union, Athens, 0. between or pay balance due 156.50. 18. Central 11. Hattie cloth of Iraq and paved driveway. 15, UO a.m.; Pennsylvania down London 4 a.m.; Semel actions. The buttons would be boors of 1 and 5 p.m. 8 9 30tc I ~99:Z.3218. 8 9 6tc 20. - and fotmation 30. Msesses 39. Pota.to bud outo very reasonable at $l1,800.00. 16, 3 a.m.; Prlnclplo dawn 16, down Marmet 4:45a.m.; Be. a verj similar to those awarded <hiring Fe R 1 ! Vt-;NETIAN blinds, all kinds. 21. Continent: 17 J, N. (Jim) Roash, Broker 5:55 a.m.; Naliooal up • : Winfield 3:IO p.m.; the two World Wars and Kore~. r en ~ [ Also repairs. Dole Wippel abbr. Fourth & Mary Streels a.m.; Elgerclifl up 18, 4:40 p. ferson up Willfield 4:25 p.m.; 6 ROOMS house wilh balh, Supply, 215 Union Ave., 22. Gtv4! up, m.; D. A. Johnson up 18, : Charles Stevenoon down ualhrone Nf!W HaYen, W• "'a. basement and furnace, 304 Pomeroy, Ohio. 7 29 30tc 24. Trouble Phone IBZ-2843 a.m.; H. E. Bowles up 18, 7: field 2:115 p.m.; W. H. Shaver,! CLIMBERS KILLED Sycamore Streel. Middleport, RATS, MICE eliminated for· 2fi . Phoebu!l 8 12 2tc 25 a.m. John K. up 19, 2:10 Jr. down Winlield 8:55p.m.; GRENOBLE, France (UPI) Olno. _ 8_25_~: ever. "Gel Sla• " Ebers· 2t. Dim iniHh -m.; George Price up 19, 5:30 a. len R. Merrill up Winfield tO: -Three Frenchmen were killed 21. Unit of FOR REI\T - Fnrn<Shed apari· ·,ach Hardware, Sugar Run m.; Jelfboat up 19, 6 a.m.; Wal- . J. S. Lewis down Thursday whlle attempting to heaviness: abbr. men!, 6 rooms and bath. utili· Feed. •· :.en's Hardware. ter Beckjord up 20, 8:45 p.m.; 12:05 a.m.; 0. F. climb Mount Meije, a lll·14331. Bx.clama. ties furnished, dose to busi 7 1, 30tp up 20, 9:10 p.m. Valley up Winfield 4:35 a.m. fool JIC!IIk in the French Alps. tion of nesa district. no pets: shown LOSE WEil>HT safely wilh POMEROY - 2ND STREET di~;gu .~ t afternoons by appomtmenl. Dex-A·Uiet Tablets. Only 911c 32. Observe 2 story frame , 8 rooms J3. G1rl's 3 bedrooms), bath, garage, one Ph. 992·3Cl92, a_ J4 tc : at Stark Pharmacy. 8 II l21p nlclcnam e block to post office. 6 ROOM hOIJse and bath on 2?5 1RUGS DIRTY' Rent electric 34 . Boy's: ate.hool OFA $5,500.00. W. Mam Sl . Porn., 0. p,,_ shampooer for S1 w1th purciJ. I 38. Twininl' MIDDLEPORT - Good one sUDiiN ALL m21168 or 992-2961 . 8 14 6tc: ase of Lustre Foam. Ebers· I plant story home, 5 rooms and bath. POP PWNGEit; 38. Ohoat-like FURNISHED apartment on 307 : bach Hardware, Pom., 0. 1 4.0. corner lot, nice locaUon. This Couraa·eoua llAADWARE Spring Ave . Pomeroy, 0. · 8 It 6tc I U. Re l ent le.~.~ pro,..,rly is in A·1 condition. CU510MER5 _ •_1_~ 6tc ! NERVOUS~ Can't-sleep~ Trv ! t2. ~arr·ow $8,500.00. WANrA NEW ruadwa.yt~ POMEROY - PEACOCK AVE. 8 ROOM brick duplex: with ''Sleeper!." Guaranteed re- 43. Dirk WONDER - 2 slory, 6 rooms 13 bed· garage, Butternut Ave., Pornsuit or money back. Only 98e. PPDDUCT; rooms). bath, basement. fur· eroy; 0. Ph. 9\J2.5l27. 8 11 tic : al Stark Pharmacy. 8 11 12tp DAH.Y CRYPTOQI 'OTE- Here's how to 11·ork It: "FRAPP15" -_ I- AXYDLBA.&XR nace be-•t. out of high water. SMALL apartment on 208 But. THE PROVEN carpel cleaner I• LON'GI'ELLOW ~.00 down and assume 1ernut Avi"., Porn., 0., partly Blue Lustre is easy on the , One letter !Ill mpl y ~tandH for apother. In this sam plt> A is used mortgage. Sale price $5,500.· furnished . Ph. 992·2682. budge!. Reslores forgotten col - ~ tor the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single lellers, apo 1.. 00. 3 12 tic 1 ors. Rent eieclric shampooer t.J"Ophlrs. the l~n~·th and formation of tl'l e wo1·da are a n hints. Albert M. Cox, Broiler Each day the code letters are dltferenl. 6 ROOM apartment wilh bath. , $1. Pomeroy Cement Block i t8z,3830 Even!ags 992·36:11 POP A Cryptogrun Quot.tlon Ph. 992·3319. 8 9 tic Co. 8 15 6tc l D~SS AlMNl PACT STOCKED MOSCOW (UP!) -Vittorio N•ct: 4 ;,.m5 andbath- un. ~OM wall to wall. n~ ~il at I BZKDO UKA DZK IKSPHU H Q K z, Valletta. U(> .. ·A president .of Italy's , l<A GJK furmshe~ apartment, M1ddleall, on carpels cleaned with , IV ZELESHEI DZZDABK· CARI..OO) Fial company, met Thursday · port. Oh1o. Ph. 9\J2.3874. Blue Lustre. Renl electric UKAG HC GJKNZ DGQNZK.-PNVX• OF IT· .. · wilh first deputy minister for i -~.,- . ---- - a 3 tfc I shampooer $!. Pickens Hard· K A I t¥JW . foreign trade Ivan Seishastnov 1 APARTMENT on 127 8ulternul l ware Co., Inc. 8 15 Btc i 11 to discuss probterne related to USTEN 1 SllturllllJ''IIl f'r)'Jifnql~t~tf' : LEARNING BY STUDY :\1UST BE A_:"e i"._ _J'omeroy. 7 31 tic i FOR "aJob- well done feel~ 1 WOS; tbe further development'' of the · 'TWAS NE'ER ENTAtt..'D F RO~ [ ::iON TO SON,contract concluded between the CAMPING crailer, sleeps six. ing" clean carpets with Blue JOHN GAY . automobile firm and the So•iet l Will rent by day or week . Ph. Lustre. Rent eleclric ahamIOVPrnrr-.nt in May. Tass save 1192·5522. pooer Sl. Bater Furniture Co. 1 I 110 detail&. 7 27 tfc I I lift~! BlaeHnars MEIGS COUNTY JUNIOR FAm PREMIUM LIST r ,, BIG BEND TRAILER SALES 1 = ' I =-=··= z.-. - '· River News DA l Y CR0 SSW0 RD I es~n; -c-=c= .1 I • I So I 'I I (3) T:r~~r.s oiiieriOwnship~-~n'cciiii,iy ~:r ~~~ One Unit shall consist of: (1) Five or less head of sheep or goats (2) One cow, calf over 3 months of age or one hog 3 months of age. d. $3.00 will be allowed for transportation purposes on shop exhibits consisting of ten pieces. 5. Awards - Basic awards will be made to each elhlbltor on basts of erades as follows. No award will be made on D grades, but transportation wlll be paid on livestock. A B C $t.50-$1.2HI.OO Class 4, Junior Leadership; Class 5 a, b, e, Let's Sew, Articles to Use & Wear, You• First Outfit; Class 7, a through g, Home Manag~ment, Family Economics, Housing & Furnishings; Class 8, Meal Planning & Food Preparation; Class 9, Outdoor Cookery and Host & Hostess; Class 10, Food Preservation I & II; Class 11, 12 and 13, Human Relations " and Child Development; Class 14, Vegetable Garden and Crops; Class 15, Conservation and Entomology, Flower Gardening, Lawn Care & Forestry; Class 39, Photography. .2.00- .. ~1.75-,1.50 Class 5, d through g, School Dress, Sporta Clothes, Lounging Clothes & Undergarments, Dress Up Dress; Class 6, Style Revue, Clasa 7, h and i, Dressing Area, <J.H Club Girl & Her Home; Class 18, a through f, h, and j through v, Engineering; Class 17, Beef Show. mailshlp; Class 19, Dairy Showmanship; Clasa 27, Sheep Showmanship; Claas 35, Ra))c bit Showmanship: Class 36, Poultry; Class 37, Rabbits; Class 38, Showmanship, 4H Saddle Horse. f3.0fl · z 5Hl.75 Class 3, Demonstration Contest; Class 5, h, I, j, Complete Costume, Tailored Clothing, College Girls Garments; Class 16, g, Club Electrical exhibit; Class 18, i, Club Rope Exhibit; Class 16, p, Tractor Opera!ors Con· test ; Class 16, w through z, Engineerinf. f3.5~3.00-$2 . 25 Class 25, 26, 27, Sheep; Class 29, 33, Swme. fS.00--$4.00-$3.00 Class 3, Team Demonstrations. $5.5~4.5H3 . 50 Class 18, Beef Cattle; Class 20, Dairy Cattle. f6.~4.00-$3.00 Class 2, Educational Booths. The best three educational booths will receive an additional prize of: First Prize .......................... $10.00 Second Prize ............ - ........... $ 7.00 Third Prize ......................,_, $ 4.00 6. Exhibits - Must be in place not Jeter than 6:00 P.M., Tuesday, August 18th, except Nutrition, and must remain in place until Saturday, Augu't 20th, at 4:00 P.M. Any exhibit removed before that time will forfeit any premiums awarded on -them. Nutrition exhibits must be in place not later than 11:00 A.M. Wedneaday, August 17th. Grades will be dropped one letter if exhibits are not in place by 11:00 A.M. 7. Entries - In the Junior Fair must be submitted to t be Junior Fair Secretary not later than July 15, 1966. 8. Any prompting, coaching, or any aid at the showing will forfeit any premium awarded the exhibitor and the exhibitor will be ruled out of all competition in Junior Division of the Fair. Only exhibitors and judges allowed in the show ring. 9. Junior exhibitors muet do all fitting and care of animals exhibited in the Jllllior Division of the Fair. Otherwlae It Is not 100% Junior Fair. 10. Limit on Entries - Each Junior Fair elhlbltor shall be ttmlted to two ( 2) entries in eaeh class ( EU!nple: 2 entrlea In Clau 9b) Only one entry per person parmltted In Style Revue or Showmanship. 11. Ribbons - Each exhibitor shall receive ribboDJ Indicating the quallty of project. Ribbons must be dillplayed ON and BY ex· hib!ts during the fair. Ribbons wliJ be determined by an average of the judge's grade, the agent's erade, the advisor's grade, and the boot grade. 12. Pins and Banners - 4H Club mrmbers will receive plna If !be members satisfactorily complete the-tlrst, folirtb, &eVeuth or tenth year of work. Pins will also be provided for fl1'll, fifth, seventh, and tenth HI Club advisors. This Ia 1. poUcy which has been In 13. Classesoutllneil to cover all separately. The judging :i:gg Savt at landmark e SUPERINTENDENTS OF DEPARTMENTS To be announced later. GENERAL RULES 1. Exhibits - Must be carried u Vocational Agriculture, Vocational Home Economics or 4-H projects or supervised practices, or under supervision of Camp Fire Girls or Girl Scout Troops. When question of doubt shall arise, the declalon of the Executive Committee will be considered final. Each exhibitor must clear hiS or her spa~e· before chec~ will be Issued. The purpose of the Junior Fair ia to encourage the boy or girl to learn how to do specific things. WORK IS EXPECTED TO BE THE WORK OF THE BOY OR GIRL, NOT THE PARENTS, GRANDPARENTS, OR FRIENDS. A lower quality work actually done by the individual is mu~h better than high quality work of an adnlt. 2. Scoring - The method of scoring will be using A, B, c.An A exhibit will consist of exhibits of superior merit. B exhibits will be those midway between A and C exhibits. C exhibits wlll be of average merit. Those that do not meet desirable standards will be graded D. and will not receive a ribbon or award. The final grade to determine ribbons will be an average of the judge's grade, the advisor's grade, the agent's grade, and the book. grade. 3. ~Idging - will be carried out by competent disinterested judges. ~chedule of judging to be determined hiler. 4. Transportation Awards - These awards to be paid In addl· tlon to grade award listed in General Rule 5. a. Poultry and Rabbita, per exhibitor ............ SI.OO b. Clubs, Departm.enta, or other organizations not receiving any transportation awards by ita membera in any form, one award allowed ........ $3.00 c. livestock transportation will be per animal unit as fol· lows: (1) From 8alisbury Township ........ Per Unit $1.00 (2) From Chester, Sutton, Bedford, Rutland I third: be withheld If project work will be restricted 1!\~~;:1\: II to members ·;, aarjlcle project Ia the club or excludlna Uve< - ., •. I ' ' ' \ !·, (' ' August 16,17,18, 1if,'' 20. In order to be eDglble for preml111111 an f..H Club project boolu .muat be uliafactorll,y completed and in the County Exten· sion Office by Aupst ltt. 21. All anlmala elhlblted at the Fair mUll be accompanied by health papers indicating that the livestock meeta state health requirements. DIVISION I - ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS 1. Class 1. ACHIEVEMENT AWARD. The Achievement Award Ia planned to recogni!e outatandlng achievement among our young people. Awards will be made on the basis of recorda, and other Items which can be scored. Previous winners of the Achievement Award are not eligible to eompete In 1966. Trophies will be provided to the winner of each of the follow· Ing groups: 4-H Boys, 4H Girls, and V""Ag Boys through the Ohio Retail Merchants. Aesoclation, The Farmers Bank & Savings Company, Pomeroy National Bank, Kroger Grocery and Baking Company, Selection - Each 4-H Club may nominate membere for this award. Selection of County winners will be made by competent, disinterested judges. Records muet be in the bands of the County Committee by Jnne 15th - (4H by April 30th) . In order to be eligible for an award, members must exhibit and be present at the County Fair unless prevented by sickness, death of animal, or sim: liar reason. The Awards Committee will notify winners. The Committee recommends that the King be selected from F. F. A. in the odd calendar years, from 4H Club Boys in the even calendar yeare; the King and Queen sele<ted from achievement award winners; and the girls selected have a major portion of their work In homemaking. It Is recommended that judges used be famtnar with the procedures of each group. 2. Class 2. EDUCATIONAL BOOTH EXIIIBITS. Any 4H Club, Vocational Agrleulture, or Vocational Home Economics Depart· ment, or any other Junior organization may set up one educational booth. Booth exhibits will be given a space of 3 feet deep and 3 feet wide, (depending upon nature of exhibit, plano, and amount of space available) and accompanying wall apace. No artlclea In the booth may be judged in any other class. Entries for booth exhibits must be made at the time of the other Junior Fair entries, giving title. For example: "Safety In the Home", "A Good Diet Pays", or "Tractor Safety". A brief· sketch and plans for a booth must be submitted at the time of entry. Spectfy Important needs such 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 points B. Is the Idea of the elhibit seen at a glance? Ia tbe center of Interest easily seen? .... 20 Points C. Doea the ex!Jlblt represent an approved practice? 15 Points D. Ia the total exhibit In proportion to alze of booth? ····--------------------·· 10 points E. Is the use of color, light or motion effective? . 10 polntl F. Are labels, posters and exhibit articles In proper relation to each other in size proportion? .. 10 polnta G. Are statement& on labels simple and easy to read? 5 Polnta H. Ia the script or printing of charts, labels, and placecards neat and effective? __ ,...... 6 Points L Is the use of English, spelling, and punctuation correct? ................... 5 Points J. Ia originality shown? ............... -.... 5 Points K. Will the appearance of the exhibit be satisfactory for the duration of the Fair? ............ 5 Points 3. Claaa 3. DEMONSTRATION CONTEST. The contest Is open to all participating groups. The purpose of a demonstration Is to lhow the bow and why of the subject demonstrated. Points to be considered ill judging demonstrations will include: Five Points will be deducted for each minute or fraction of minute demonstration is under five minutes or over fifteen minutes In length. Choice of subject demonstrated ........ 20% How well demonstration Is prepared .... 30% Interest to audience ............. _.... , 20% Showing and explaining process clearly __ 30% 4. ·Class 4. JUNIOR LEADERSHIP. Required exhibit is as follows : 1. Completed Junior Leadership Project Book. (Muat be in County Extension Office by AugUBt lsi.) 2. Poster or chart showing Junior Leadership work completed In local club of community and county·wlde activity. Ex· hibitor may show previous years of Junior Leadership work. DetaUa of all requirement& will be given at Junior Leader meetings, DIVISION II CLOTHING, HOME FURNISHINGS, & HOME MANAGEMENT 5. Class 5. CLOTHING. All sewing and clothing judging will take Place in the local club, plua the grade on the project book. 5a. Three articles made in 4-H "Let's Sew." ~- Three articlea made in 4-H "Articles to Uoe and Wear." Three articles must be exhibited. Sc. Your First Outfit 5d. Scbool Dress 5e. Sporta Clothe1 5f. Lounging Clothes and Undergarments 5g. Dress Up Dress and a file box of labels 6h. Tbe Complete Costume 51. Tailored Clothing, a overhand patch and a darned tear 5j. College Girls Garments- any of the above projects (5d·51) out of high school one year or more. 6. Class 6. STYLE REVUE. An elimination contest wiD be bald on August 11th, at 7:30 P.M. All dresses graded A in the elimination contest must be shown in the County Fair Style Revue at the Achievement Program. NO PERSON MAY MODEL MORE THAN ONE GARMENT in the Style Revue. Premiums will be with· held if A awarde do not model in the Achievement Program. The Style Revue Committee will be responsible for checking, 8c. Your First Outfit Bd. School Dreas 6e. SpOrta Clothes 6f. LounginJ Clothes and Undergarments 81. Dresa Up Dress 6b. The Complete Costume 61. Tailored Clothing 6j, College Girls Style Revue - any girl out of high school one year or more. 7. C1aaa 7. HOME MANAGE!t!ENrr, FAMILY ECONOMICS, HOUSING AND FURNISHINGS. 7s. Quick and Easy HousekeepiJii. Make an exhibit of two examples from any two of these guides: 1. Mate one task out of two or more. 2. Leave out any part of a task you can. 3. Use the best tools. 4. Make both handl work. 5. Keep things within easy reach. 8. Use the beat poature. Include in your exhibit a chart showing how you earned a total of at least twelve points In the project. 7b. Clean Clothes the Quick and Easy Way. Prepare an exhibit to Include the following: 1. A garment you have washed and ironed. 2. A display that shows a process which mate• washing or ironing easier. 3. A chart whlcb shows bow you earned a total of: 15 points If you are 10 to 13 years old. 25 points if you ar~ 14 years of age or older. Include your ap on ent17tq. . 7e. Adventure• of Dicky Dollar or FamUy Econo!Dics. Prepare an exhibit ihowlng somf of tbe activity In the project, and a chart showing what you have learned from this project and give an example. · 7d. Yon and Your Money. _ Prepare an educational exhibit showing materW and/or Information relevant to one of the activities you choje. In· elude In your exhibit a chart showtilg: 1st year - 5 topics chosen alid activity for eacll 2l,ul year - e topics cboseD aild sctl'vlty for eacb 3rd YJ!Br - 7 topics chosen and aetiVIey for each t Btat' number Of y~ on entry tag. . ~ 7e. Fun with HolDe Furnlslrlnp. · . . :' _ Diaplty two articles niade, one IJtlc~ ~~ arid a 'clWt '·/ ~Ji!lnl .what ~u lt~~riled, wllllt joU .. .;. wllat 1011 'ctioae, auchwlilt yo-.. '!"L · · ·· • . ' DaUy SeftliJ)al, Pomeroy·Millllleporl, 0., Alii· ll, ,~f . 7f. Improve Yolll' Home wltb I study Cemer. . Elhlbit drawing Of floor plall lhowillg arraucem~ ol f1lllo lliture In your lludy center, and dllplay the delk llihtlni. and s accessories. (U tbe1 are no1 pOrtable, hr!ug ICile moo del or illustrate ID a su6Jtltute llllliJiet.) 71. Improve Your Home with Good u,ht. · · Exhibit Chart shoWIJii tlie ~)Jii taslu. IDustn.te by e.. ample and/or other details bow one of these tasli:a was car• ried out. 7h. Improve. Your Home with a Dresslnc Area. Exhibit drawing of floor plan for the tjressing area; dlsplaJ an example of the lmprovementa made In closet and drawer space; and display two accesaorles. 7!. The 4H Club Girl and Her Home. Exhibit articlea made or remodeled for one room. DIJIPIIJ chart showing how you completed llllits. 1st - .... ------- 129 l:lnlta Unita 2nd year year........... .... , ______ ,_____ 3rd year .............. - .... - .................... 15 UDltl List number of years on entry tag. DIVISION Ill . FOODS AND NUTRITION 8. Class 8. MEAL PLANNING AND FOOD PREPARATIElN. Baking. AU baked foode must be labeled, giving name of product, kind of flour, shortenina. or mix uaed. All baked foode must be accompanied by menu showing use. Club members sbollld lilt on this card the foods required to be judged accordlnl to lbe project. Any duplicate entriea mullf. be of cilfferent variety or type. Sa. Good Food for Snackin& and Packing. (1) Well·planned, well·prepared, nicely·packed lunch In 1 suitable container such u a shoe box, small basket, or school lunch box. OR (2) Well·planned, well·prepared nutritious snacb tor one peraon, attractively oerved on a tray with correct table Bel' vice. 8b. Fun with Food for Lunches and Suppers. A menu for a light lunch or supper, one well·prepared ser.. lng of all foods on the menu, a place oettln& for servlna tht menu, recipe file. ,, ., .: .. 8c. Quick Meals (1) A complete day's menu for the family. ( 2) The following foods from the menu: (a) One protein rich dish, (b) One desaert, (c) 0111 Vegetable or Salad. It iB suggelled that the foode be individual aerv!nga wltll appropriate table appointments. Bd. Taaty Meall. . ':1t±e (1) One dlsb cbooen from this menu. C2) Cloverleaf rolla and recipe file. 8e. The 4-H Girl Bakes Yeast Bread, Rolls, and Plea. First Year: 3 cloverleaf rolls and dinner menu. Second Year: 3 clover leaf rolls and menua for meala for one day. Third Year: 1 loaf bread and 1 2-cruat pie and menua for meals for one day. 9. Clau 9. OUTDOOR COOKERY AND HOST AND HOSTESI 9a. Outdoor Cookery I Exhibit two major dishes plus complete menu from a meal prepared in the project. Diahes are to be those that would be prepared and cooked outdoors. 9b. Outdoor Cookery II. Two planned menua and market order for the foods for outdoor meals. Two major foods from one menu. 9c. Junior Host and Hosteas File or scrapbook, menu for refreshment& for a party and one major food from menu with appropriate table appoint. ments. , 9d. Teenagers Entertain. Exhibit to include notebook of entertainment Ideas, lnvlta· lion, table service and menu for specific occasion plus one food prepared from it. 10. Class 10. FOOD PRESERVATION I AND II. Canning and Freezing. Frozen foods will not be exhibited at 11166 Fair. Containers not labeled will not be judged. Each container of canned food must be properly labeled - giving name of product, specifying method of preparation, and date canned. A chart and example must be displayed showing completed number of packages or cans from at least 3 groups in Food Preservation I and at least 4 groops in Food Preservation II. Entries in food preservation limited to two per person and each must be in a different aub-<:laas. list all items in each exhibit on entry tag. Written dinner menus using each exhibit displayed are necessary lOa. Fruit processed in hot water. lOb. Pint of tomatoes or juice hot water processed. 10c. Pint of vegetable or vegetable mixture presaure canned Processed. lOd. Jar of relish 10c. Picklea - one from brined cucumbers and one from unbrined or quick brined cucumbers or from fruits and vagetables. lOf. Jar of jam, preserve, conserves, marmalades or butters. lOg. Glass of jelly from juice extracted with no pectin added. I I Oh. Glass of jelly with pectin added. I 101. Chart showing amount and kinds of fruit frozen. I 10j. Chart showing amount and kinds of vegetable frozen, 10k. Chart showing amount and kinds of precooked foods frozea DIVISION IV , HUMAN RELATIONS ond CHILD DEVELOPMENT 11. Class 11. NURSING, FIRST AID, CHlLD CARE. lla. Home Nursing. Exhibit one device for giving support and protection or a convenience in caring for the lick; and u educational poster. llb. First Aid. Exhibit first aid kit or medicine cabinet and aa educational poster. llc. Learning About Children - "Chipper from One to IlL~ Exhibit the nine toys made and an educational poster. lld. "Chipper from Seven to Ten." Exhibit a seriea of plcturea or illustrations which tell of a child's growth ud develop. ment age seven years through ten. lle. "Baby Sitting for You." Exhibit your baby llilter't ldt and an educational poster. 12. Class 12. PERSONAUTY DEVELOPMENT AND LEADERSHIP. 12a. Personality Development. Exhibit detaUa arranged tluolqJI County Extension Office. · ·' llb. Teen·Age Talk Over, Ezhibit details arran&ed tbroagb County Extension Office. 13. Class 13. A RECOGNIZED PROJECT. 13a. Exhibit a recognized project meeting the approval of till Jun)or Fair Board and not listed otberwlae. DIVISION V GARDENING, CROPS, AND SHOP 14. Class 14. VEGETABLE GARDEN AND CROPS. Ganim Exhibit to coDBist of plates of three different vegetab1eL Eadl ,. . plate shall coDBist of twelve beans, five tomatoes, five canota, nte beets, one squash, one cabbage, or similar vegetable. These exhibits will be judged at !be Fair by the IDI<!rvlewlng of the club member. Interviews will be between 9:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M. Tuesday, August 16th as exhibits are put in piece. 14a. Vegetable Glfdening for Beglllners. Entry to consist of three plates of any three ·vegetable• grown. 14b. The Family Vegetable Gardeu. Entry to coDBiat of three plates of any vegetables grown plus plan of garden or chart showing quantity of each vagetable planted or grown. 14c. Special Crops. Strawberries - Exhibit to eonailt of 1 quart of berries or 3 llfOwlng planta. Raspberries - Exhibit to consist of 1 quart Of berries • 3 growing planta. 14d. Potatoes - 12 tubers. any variety. 14e. CorD - may eonslJt of 3 ataJb of 1966 COl'll. 141. Commercial Crop - cropa muat be grown primarily for commercial ule. · Tomatoes Cabbage PumpkiDI ClleUDibere Beano Watermelon Strawberr!e. ¥'atmeloa Muioes Tobacco Peanuta · .·· :1 14g. Hay - exhibit .to conslJt of one .Uce. 14h. Popcorn - 10 ears of 1966 corn. 141. Sweet Corn- 10 ears of 1966 corn. ,' ·~ 1 14,1. Ally other crops, fr\1118, or ve~'- earrl,ed 11 J;IOJt«i or su~. PriCI!Cea may .be ~ · 141< Wh•at - · ~~hllllt ~ •nndoit of.nn•' l'e(')l ll!!l!l!')•. �.. ,. i'· d I . . ' ~ . /., ' ' .. '' ,\,\ ,. I' . \ .Get Extra Cash The \Vant Ad Way ' . '· Meigs County Junior Fair Premium ·List For W. or Rent WANT AD INFORMAnON I Pomete¥ Motor Co. DIADLIMII p, M. Dl' ....... fiPt.. IMIII"mt•ooll ......., ....... t!.&.M. CAIICILLAftOMI coaucnou .... .,., .. '"''""... WIP M lctlfllil U.... t:• A. M. RI.UU.Ttolll 1'1111 PvllllltMit ...." ' . tM ,,,,., ••r • IMUWI ...._.• ,.,.,... ..........,..,. ,.. ..... 1966 CHEVItOLIT Bel Air 2 Door - - - $2395 Local owner and 1barp aa new. Dark aqua ftnisb, new white. .. ec111 •• NICI WtKfl•ndtt• ...,.,. tttMr will not . . ,.......~.. hr ....,. rn....... tnc•rrect lnurttfft, wall tire• from new nr purebaeed.. 32'1 -va enlf,ne. Sd. trans. Radio and beater. I.ATII Per WaDf All .."Itt 1 Ctn 1 per want ana 1n11rt..,. Minimum Ch.,.. 61 anti 11 cum "' .,.,.. tor ,,.,... c ... 1965 CHEVROLET lmpola Hardtop - - - $2295 Locally owaed and only 12,000 mUtt. 8 cylinder, power steer· ing. Spotlesa fawn interior, beautiful maroon finish. Radio IKUtiVII l . . . rtleftl • .., c•nt Dlleo\lnt on pa.. tlhl an• 111 !Mill Within 11 Uyt. CAID OF THANKI a OIUTU.UIII t1.U for It wonl Mllltmum. •HII MIIIHHtl Wtrll 11:. D.. PU:I WGUI.I t:• A. M. to P. M. Doll' .and heater. •:tt Pomeroy Motor Co. UIUnttr I:M &. M. hi 12:H NHn IM 10 IAIY TO PLACI A OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. REIULT "I.GDUCIN. WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2156 BRAND uew 2 bedroom all modem home. Velma G. Zus· l pill. Pb. 77H750. • !0 !Sip I ~us~-. ,. Services ...... Our D-In ..YtCI II Hllll WITH COLD WEATHER ao head, crickets, spiders & o!h· er insects will be coming in1'---11 stde 'your hon'o where it's FAioc2mrliH"'ifRt:'7iii~ll ..,.. warm. Protect your home from lhese pests with ARAB, : available at King Builders · EXPERIENCED SUpply Co., Middleport. 8 It tic Sf•k HtUit WHEEL ALIGNMENT AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT Wrl... Phone or Conlee! JIM CARNAHAN IIACINE. OHIO fli• • •., ••, - Lost 1nd Found t 1n1t Onllr:lnl To - Mid lUKE SERVICE MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPitlNT ·PPhone I'INARs 992-214l Pomtroy,o. IADIATOR SERVICE · · ~· eCar eTruck eHtater Core eBullctaw eAnyType IIOND4i lAID&. UIIH .GOBLE FORD ' IICIUTPIO""... CAU. DICK IAWLINOS 1 JUNIOR FAIR DIRECTORS 4-H Girls .................. Jeimifer Blakeslee, Sharon Holler, Patty Koblentz, Sally :Mora 4-H Boys .................... Charles Frecter, Allan Gibson, " Larry Montgomery, Archie Roae F.F.A ................. Denny Evans, Dale Hill, Marshall Roush Girl Scouts ............ Be<ky Houdashelt, Bernadette Honnessy ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS 4-H ................ Mrs. Pat Holter, Mary Rose, Marie Tul'ller, Miss Margaret E. Griffiths, C. E. Blallealee, Clair Woode, Rex Shenefield, DaD Smith F.F.A........................... Otha Smith, Everett Holcomb Girl Scouta ................................ Phyllis Hennessy llwllnp Hondl S1let WYI4111 MIDDLIIIOII, OHIO - TAICIHO IIIITAL lllllYATIONS ' e SALES e e RENTALS e eCompl................. ROUSH I LYONS Camping Tr1ilen It, .._, W, Ya. U06 77J4611 ="'" I c;;;s;;;..;;;• AUGUST 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 1966 OFFICERS F1!ESIDENrr •.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Denny Evans VICE·PRESIDENrr .............................. Archie Rose SECRETARY ........~ ........................... Sally Mora TREASURER ........................~---- Jennifer Blakealee NEWS REPORTER ............................ Sharon Holter •• Cilll ontil for Rent For Sale POMERUY - MODERN two 1 MARE and a 1 year old and ' lory frame, 6 large rooms a 4 month old colt. Otto Brad· FOUR ROOM lurolaboa arlo CALORIC DeiW<e liS range, ex· i bedrooms), II> baths, hao~·ll WY UIN ford , Racine, o. Ph. Ki)c3()83. menL WY 2.,'36S3 ap ceUent condltion, $75. "h. 992 ltARL GRUESER plumbing I wood !loors, fu!lll ea~~~:~~~~! 1 14 tic _:101. 8 15 3tc · 8 14 3tcl and beating, ' MinersvUie.' gas fired bot air h1 - - - - : Notice - : - - - - - - MODERN Z bedroom bome, ONE Seigler gas wall furnace,! Obi0• End Y0"!' sewer tr ouble· MIDDLEPORT view of the nver. '':··~=~Ill EXPERIENCED Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992·29113 day 35,000 BTU. Can be used with We ha•e all siZO sewer mac1J.1 modern frame home, WHEEL CThurt•.fri.·Sat.) or 992·3702 eveninas. bottled or natural gu. Ph. toes. Reasonable rates. Call t' 1 ilb SPECIAL PROGRAM e2 USED CARS LIFT 1 7 24 tfc WY Z.2974, day or night. eons rue Jon . w . AUGNMENT ePARTS far OUTBoARD EXPANDED AIIMod1ls - - - - - - -- 992·5648. 8 15 3lc 9 IS lfc forced hoi a.lf beatmg, MOTORS baseme•t WJ!b recreation1jl tnd IBM A,t R1duced Prices eBOATS & MOTORS , MODERN 4 room and balh fur- 14 FT. Camping trailer, sleeps .lUftiONBEil room ns x 24), utility ;= ~:11 Compute-r Prqrammlnt BRAKE SERVICE eBOAT PAINT mshed apartment. MJddJe. ? hitch included aod elecbic _....._ •-•ee Haundry) aod garage. Ll Dah PrOCHIIng 99 381 4 eTOOLS port, O., Ph. Z. · f b~akes . Ph. 773·59811, Mason, lot in excellent location Key Punch " Burreughl 7 29 lose ADgnment Sh11p S.At Write or Call Collect ' c W. Va. 8 15 6tc · hbor hood • Write. PniH or Coatalll Dell Pllonto 9924S76 (Ano Codo-414) THREE and four room f A. c. BRADFORD $1500.00 buys 98 arres in W. Ml1n St. Pomonr 224-4175 Metrapolit1n MOton ur- KODAK Instamatic camera 1ord Twp ., ou Route 33• ROUTE 124 niJbed apartmeats. AD uWI· Baellle, Oblo l'ormerly Grueaer llod7 • Molropolilan Schoolt , Ues paid. Phone WY Z.tl76. 804, new condition, $75. Bob I I lfc produce all crops common "' AC SJIIYICU8B CorporatiotJ Evenings •ncl Saturday Worb 1 1 7 6 :~::.~:h0:, 1:" I Rowley ond Reed. After i Mallory, Racine, 0. Ph. 949this area, springs iR pasture,jl,====,.,===="'· "AtS..nonTV" , p.m. caU WY 2-3574. %793. 8 15 3lciBOAT and motor license- EV· 11'. story frame b&use, NOW liPliiiNTING ""!'!'!"!!!'!"!""~~""'""':::::;'·;:-.=·I t s lfc inrude Sa1es and Serv•ce,~ rooms and cellar, well, some MEIGS COUNTY AUCTION- Slarttng Friday, SOME nice young He...Wrd Schwarze! Marine, Hocking- buildings. Property needs for The a..t In WITH FULL SElYICI Aug. 19th at Laurel Cliff THREE and fo~ room furnisiJ. cattle. Ph. 992-6227, Porn, 0. pori, Obio. 8 3 30tc oome repair. lr-========-Scl>ool House on State Roule ed ••• un£111'11'""-" apar• 6tp Albert M, Cox, Broker 64 PONTIAC · · · · · · · $2.195 Ci11der & Concrete """ -~ • ===~-;--;""'--:8· -11 -· lEWING maCblDI!I, repair ..,. He Cl ,_,., Star Chief • Dr. Sedan. Thill J:M 7 p.m. We will sell your ments. WY ..-5434, 12 6 tfc ONE 20" boy 's bike and a 24" flee, all makea. WY z-2211. DrY · e.....,, 8a1esmau car wu lliided frvm a man merchandise lor you. Adams girl's bike, both in g 0 0 d '!be Flbrle Shop, Pomeroy . 99W830 who bas been a Plmliac lover BLOCKS Trading Post and Auction For Stle shape. Also a Conn trumpel Authorized Singer Salel and I Evenmgo IIZ-2518 or 99Z-3638 ;::.s:n::rEt":: •· 6-8 • 12 !ncb Bloeb House. Ph. 742·5394. 8 11 tfc and case, !Ike new. Ph. 992· Semce. 1 29 Uc 79 ACRE FARM, 0. M. WogBiiill ~ braltes 111d automatic eC.IDelll & llortor e.Metal MADAM star, palm '"""". ... 2958. s__~4_::tp BEADY-MIX concreta deUver· l property, Bailey Run your ':ion make it ideal for Auto Club ef Southern Ohio W'llldows "' Doors •Door l'nmes " otber Masonry I, Kanauga. Looi: lor han• You always aave more oo BEANS, potatoea, tomatoes ed right to your project. Fast Contact Ralph Lambnght, 65 CHRYSLER ...... $2,795 Sopplles. • BOB E. BYER signs. Come and hear her tel Unico Appliances and melons . Clarence Prof· and easy. Free estimates. I-~Cortland, 0. 8 16 FATORY AIR CONDITION· PHONI tn-2067 POMilOY you the past, presenl and I<· Becter prices tban ever on fill, Portland, O. Ph. M3-22S 4. 1 Phone 992.32 •• , Goeglein 33 , ER. NewJIOrl 4 Dr. Sedan. It 8 4 12t0 l<'reezers, Refrigerators, Wa· <r2 also has power .steering, poture. sher-Dryer Pairs. Eler. Ran8 11 tic Ready-Mill Co., Middleport, baros, other buidings, wn brakes, and automatic ADAMS TRADING Post is fsc=~~l. ~~~~~nditloilers. DON'T pump your sluggish sep- Ohio. 6 30 tic I miles !rom Pomeroy. Ph. :a.;s·B'!:. ;.~~~~ ";'(n~! MONEY EVERYWHERE 1 open 6 days a week: Mon· FREEZER $195 tic lank. Get Klean·Em • AD AIR CONDlTIONING Re!rlger-1 3CI79. 8 15 clean inside and oul and a ll'11ran:spo1rter up 20, 9:40 LEEDS. Englaad (UPI) -A day tbrdoughd St'a1teurda0Y ~ • I Septic Tank Cleaner. Land· atioo service. Jack's Refrlg. _ 3 B.R. real bBluy,Am ,NARS T. up 20, !~:20 p.mJ.; In· truck deUverlng $11.2 milUoa lo · "re'e have ra IO an e VISI 0 · mark Farm ·Bureau, Pome- eration, New Haven. . Phone! style home , 2 car down 20, walling; ames banlmotes to the Leeds braiiCb pair, also plenty ol antique POMEROY roy, o. a 10 30tc TU •••..,, Pomeroy, Ohio Durant up 21, 10:45 p.m.; St. the Bank of England 4 6 tfc 1aiDI.1y room and situated items. Main SL in RuUaod, 992-2181 .,....., 0. Ph. 742·5:m4. 7 20 tic :. e BUDGET PRICED lurnllUre Ill HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural i I acre lot. Two ceramic . downup2121,• 1a:35m ~.m.; Paul three bo Thuradacontetny.tn Fi~: - - , our third Boor budget sllop. Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold baths. full size • • · •• xes g ""' Wanted Jack W. C:orsey, Mgr. Baker FID'IIitUre, Middleport Brothers, 618 E. Main SL, screened patio and "'U", William Will, up 21 • &:3D a.m.; money were eeattered on the tic Pomeroy. Pomeroy, 0 · Ph· M•3M' Jordon down 22, S a.m.; L. paveme•t. U •• Obi.· MIDDLE·AGED womao soon to . · . ~ I 22 Ifc more 01·ce featu res th at ~ ''"' FT campmg trader sleeps ha to see to app ec 'ate Coolville. 8 12 6tp' Sw_ eel down 22, 6:15a.m.; Pollee lermed a ·cordon H 1 slay by the week with elder· : . ' . j ONE WHEEL utility trailer, ID· ve r • F d •• 7, hitch mcluded and electr<c gle iron frame, wood IIISUI'8na Make an appointment to lOre own 23, 2: ... a.m.; IIIVuod !be truck, picked up the ly lady. Come to Lincoln Sl., brakes. Ph. 773·5688, Mason, bod "·hts 2 I '·hitch this home now AUTO SALES- 1957 Buick Express down 2i!, 5 a.m.; boxes aJid deUvered them door. Bessie Athey, 509 South w, Va. a 10 file y, ""I • co~p•~ Pb -IGET .~ quotation from llEU· I · good tires, fine work car: ers down GreeDUp 11:30 p.m.) safely to the bank. !'.nd Ave., Middleport, 0. · es, excel ent con Ilion. · TER INSURANCE AGENCY Woods dawn Greenup 2 a 14 31c HOWE, 4 ton capacity plat. 192-5543. 8 9 4tci INC befo . LETART ROUTE: 3 B.R. $175. Ph. tJ92.2922. I 14 U dawn GreerH form sca le, Scott Fobner, - ·· • . re renewJIII your 1 style home located on AUTO SALES _ 1961 a.m.; Mary E en FAU.OUT R1BE8 WANTED_ 1 middl.,.ged w.,. R. D. I, Pomeroy, O. '~'• mile : USED Apache Raven, 1'66 auto msurance. We may be acres, loll size 6:Hi a.m.; OVEC up Green· man soon to stay by the week , north of Fairgrounds. Ph. model. Ph. New Haven 882· able to save you money. stoker furnace, breezeway en. Also a 10 ft. up 1:30 a.m.; Fort JOHANNESBURG, Soulb Afrlwith an elderly lady. Come I 1192.7339 _ 8 2 tfc garage. This 8 year old boat. Ph. tJ92.2960. , I 15 6tp Greenup 7:10 a.m.; ca (UPI) -Fallout from recent 1 10 &tp 21106, John F. Roii'Sh. to Lincoln Street door, Bes· CANNING TOMATOES $I a 7 2~ If~ AUTOMOBILE Insurance beea is priced to sell at IS,500.00. B. up Meldahl 5:15 French nuclear tests in the SJe Athey 509 Soulh 2nd • . LENNOX oil fired, forced air cancelled? Lost yaur operalc • Bosworlh down Pacific has greatly 'mereased Ave Middleport o 1 t2 3tc bushel, bring own conta.mer furn d and 275 gal or's license? call wv ft•RTFORD ·. , rooms w•·th 6:10 p.m. ValvoHne redioactirity here, the director and you pick, 2 miles above . ac~. uc1s · ..,.. "' WANTED - Work for bulldoz· Letart Falls, Julian HiD. oil tank. Ph. 992·3529. 8 10 61p 6 15 tic new bathroom, water tank, 8:30 p.m. of South Africa's Atomic er. Ph. !J92..2208. 8 9 30tc 110 6tc etc. Large lot and &arage, Gauge readinga : Gal!ipo•.,lls:IRalllerup Meldahl 9:50 Energy Board said Thursday. priced at $4,500. Out of town •· up Meldahl 10 J. K. llasson said !be blard'a Help Wanted ILNUT CONSOLE 19titi Dam 11t2·3• 12p·9• running Alton Zephyr up Meldahl radiation monitors at Pelindaba owner wants an olfer. M 312 f on ro ers, omeroy- ason p.m.; Barbara Brent up recorded a "noticeable rise" tn MIDDLE-AGED lady to live 'el. This set radio equip. 79. Pt. Pleasant 24.30, dahl 11:49 p.m.; Albert redioectlvity eight days after A C RQS.S in and do housework, laun- ped, 4 speaker sound system, 4~. Finishes U5. PerMASON : 6 Room 1 floor plan 1.29, Kanawha Falls 3.52, up Meldahl 7:05a.m. lite French nuclear esplosion 1. Point o[ DOWN' formed dry , and assist with care of 4 speed internlixed changer. home. Gas forced air heat Ieaton 18.81. London, l:Lnd 1. Bathhou~e 19. Simuinvalid. Write, giving name, T'is set sold much higher. 5. Weakens 2. On the Jelt late aod located near school, 94 llld Winfield dams were on GallipoUs Dam July 2. - - - - address Hnd phone c-u Box Take over payments o! $6.25 9. Rabbit fur sidP: naut. 22. Breeze loot frontage on paved street. sills. Pitt down 12:10 a.m.; ifi8.D, The Daily Sentinel, per month or pay balance due : 10. West lndian 3. Wharf 23. Hint Come ll!ld look at this borne Herdman down 12:50 a.m.; STAR PINS SOI'ClH'Y 1. OutfiL'l 24.lUverin Pomeroy, Ohio. 8 11 6tc ' . $89.9~:~all 1192:~18. __I 9 6t: 12. Hautb()ys for $7,500.00. Bout_ Movemeals: ip Sporn down 2:10 a.m.; WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pres. 5. Di~h· e .•s Hadoo •..JI 211. DeOhio Rh•er -Eastern dow• drewCalhounup3:50a.m.; !dent JohRSOII signed iDio law MALE HELP~ belween ages 27 1SINGER SEWING ~CHINE:­ 13. Wait on H. lo~:'l:d Ud€'d f; _ lncite <:eives NEW HAVEN: 2 Story-4 B.R. 13, H5 a.m.: Turner up 14· ner down5:40 a.m.; Peggy Thursday a blll to permit tha and '35 clean neal appear· ThiS machine eqwpped lo Zig I 16. Fot·mer 7. Jra.nian 27. Wading 14 home very convenienUy 10:35 p.m.; Criss Jr. up • ney up 6:30 a.m.; Baby government to award gold s!llr once of good cl.aracter. Day I zag, make buttoholes, darn, RU :<!' i<tn Saturd•y'• AnMWU S. Man or birds ru le•· reaminged to business and school ar- l2:1li a.m.; Robert Reed up 14 • down 7:45 a.m. lapel bullous lo next of kin ol or night shill available. Apply and monogr"m. Take over ' :1:{. !-ioothln g 28. Roman 9. P;_; rl !> of ;{;,. Lnngui.•:! lt money eas. Central air 1:35 a.m.; Endeavor up 14, 4:05 seroicemen who lost their ll••• in person al Burger Boy, 23 payments of $5.50 per month 17. Wi thm: ('Omb. fo rm 29. Makes, as 37. Neig-h bot• installed In furnace. a.m.; New Martinsville Kanawha IUver Helen Z.. iD Vlet Nam and otber cold war w. Union, Athens, 0. between or pay balance due 156.50. 18. Central 11. Hattie cloth of Iraq and paved driveway. 15, UO a.m.; Pennsylvania down London 4 a.m.; Semel actions. The buttons would be boors of 1 and 5 p.m. 8 9 30tc I ~99:Z.3218. 8 9 6tc 20. - and fotmation 30. Msesses 39. Pota.to bud outo very reasonable at $l1,800.00. 16, 3 a.m.; Prlnclplo dawn 16, down Marmet 4:45a.m.; Be. a verj similar to those awarded <hiring Fe R 1 ! Vt-;NETIAN blinds, all kinds. 21. Continent: 17 J, N. (Jim) Roash, Broker 5:55 a.m.; Naliooal up • : Winfield 3:IO p.m.; the two World Wars and Kore~. r en ~ [ Also repairs. Dole Wippel abbr. Fourth & Mary Streels a.m.; Elgerclifl up 18, 4:40 p. ferson up Willfield 4:25 p.m.; 6 ROOMS house wilh balh, Supply, 215 Union Ave., 22. Gtv4! up, m.; D. A. Johnson up 18, : Charles Stevenoon down ualhrone Nf!W HaYen, W• "'a. basement and furnace, 304 Pomeroy, Ohio. 7 29 30tc 24. Trouble Phone IBZ-2843 a.m.; H. E. Bowles up 18, 7: field 2:115 p.m.; W. H. Shaver,! CLIMBERS KILLED Sycamore Streel. Middleport, RATS, MICE eliminated for· 2fi . Phoebu!l 8 12 2tc 25 a.m. John K. up 19, 2:10 Jr. down Winlield 8:55p.m.; GRENOBLE, France (UPI) Olno. _ 8_25_~: ever. "Gel Sla• " Ebers· 2t. Dim iniHh -m.; George Price up 19, 5:30 a. len R. Merrill up Winfield tO: -Three Frenchmen were killed 21. Unit of FOR REI\T - Fnrn<Shed apari· ·,ach Hardware, Sugar Run m.; Jelfboat up 19, 6 a.m.; Wal- . J. S. Lewis down Thursday whlle attempting to heaviness: abbr. men!, 6 rooms and bath. utili· Feed. •· :.en's Hardware. ter Beckjord up 20, 8:45 p.m.; 12:05 a.m.; 0. F. climb Mount Meije, a lll·14331. Bx.clama. ties furnished, dose to busi 7 1, 30tp up 20, 9:10 p.m. Valley up Winfield 4:35 a.m. fool JIC!IIk in the French Alps. tion of nesa district. no pets: shown LOSE WEil>HT safely wilh POMEROY - 2ND STREET di~;gu .~ t afternoons by appomtmenl. Dex-A·Uiet Tablets. Only 911c 32. Observe 2 story frame , 8 rooms J3. G1rl's 3 bedrooms), bath, garage, one Ph. 992·3Cl92, a_ J4 tc : at Stark Pharmacy. 8 II l21p nlclcnam e block to post office. 6 ROOM hOIJse and bath on 2?5 1RUGS DIRTY' Rent electric 34 . Boy's: ate.hool OFA $5,500.00. W. Mam Sl . Porn., 0. p,,_ shampooer for S1 w1th purciJ. I 38. Twininl' MIDDLEPORT - Good one sUDiiN ALL m21168 or 992-2961 . 8 14 6tc: ase of Lustre Foam. Ebers· I plant story home, 5 rooms and bath. POP PWNGEit; 38. Ohoat-like FURNISHED apartment on 307 : bach Hardware, Pom., 0. 1 4.0. corner lot, nice locaUon. This Couraa·eoua llAADWARE Spring Ave . Pomeroy, 0. · 8 It 6tc I U. Re l ent le.~.~ pro,..,rly is in A·1 condition. CU510MER5 _ •_1_~ 6tc ! NERVOUS~ Can't-sleep~ Trv ! t2. ~arr·ow $8,500.00. WANrA NEW ruadwa.yt~ POMEROY - PEACOCK AVE. 8 ROOM brick duplex: with ''Sleeper!." Guaranteed re- 43. Dirk WONDER - 2 slory, 6 rooms 13 bed· garage, Butternut Ave., Pornsuit or money back. Only 98e. PPDDUCT; rooms). bath, basement. fur· eroy; 0. Ph. 9\J2.5l27. 8 11 tic : al Stark Pharmacy. 8 11 12tp DAH.Y CRYPTOQI 'OTE- Here's how to 11·ork It: "FRAPP15" -_ I- AXYDLBA.&XR nace be-•t. out of high water. SMALL apartment on 208 But. THE PROVEN carpel cleaner I• LON'GI'ELLOW ~.00 down and assume 1ernut Avi"., Porn., 0., partly Blue Lustre is easy on the , One letter !Ill mpl y ~tandH for apother. In this sam plt> A is used mortgage. Sale price $5,500.· furnished . Ph. 992·2682. budge!. Reslores forgotten col - ~ tor the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single lellers, apo 1.. 00. 3 12 tic 1 ors. Rent eieclric shampooer t.J"Ophlrs. the l~n~·th and formation of tl'l e wo1·da are a n hints. Albert M. Cox, Broiler Each day the code letters are dltferenl. 6 ROOM apartment wilh bath. , $1. Pomeroy Cement Block i t8z,3830 Even!ags 992·36:11 POP A Cryptogrun Quot.tlon Ph. 992·3319. 8 9 tic Co. 8 15 6tc l D~SS AlMNl PACT STOCKED MOSCOW (UP!) -Vittorio N•ct: 4 ;,.m5 andbath- un. ~OM wall to wall. n~ ~il at I BZKDO UKA DZK IKSPHU H Q K z, Valletta. U(> .. ·A president .of Italy's , l<A GJK furmshe~ apartment, M1ddleall, on carpels cleaned with , IV ZELESHEI DZZDABK· CARI..OO) Fial company, met Thursday · port. Oh1o. Ph. 9\J2.3874. Blue Lustre. Renl electric UKAG HC GJKNZ DGQNZK.-PNVX• OF IT· .. · wilh first deputy minister for i -~.,- . ---- - a 3 tfc I shampooer $!. Pickens Hard· K A I t¥JW . foreign trade Ivan Seishastnov 1 APARTMENT on 127 8ulternul l ware Co., Inc. 8 15 Btc i 11 to discuss probterne related to USTEN 1 SllturllllJ''IIl f'r)'Jifnql~t~tf' : LEARNING BY STUDY :\1UST BE A_:"e i"._ _J'omeroy. 7 31 tic i FOR "aJob- well done feel~ 1 WOS; tbe further development'' of the · 'TWAS NE'ER ENTAtt..'D F RO~ [ ::iON TO SON,contract concluded between the CAMPING crailer, sleeps six. ing" clean carpets with Blue JOHN GAY . automobile firm and the So•iet l Will rent by day or week . Ph. Lustre. Rent eleclric ahamIOVPrnrr-.nt in May. Tass save 1192·5522. pooer Sl. Bater Furniture Co. 1 I 110 detail&. 7 27 tfc I I lift~! BlaeHnars MEIGS COUNTY JUNIOR FAm PREMIUM LIST r ,, BIG BEND TRAILER SALES 1 = ' I =-=··= z.-. - '· River News DA l Y CR0 SSW0 RD I es~n; -c-=c= .1 I • I So I 'I I (3) T:r~~r.s oiiieriOwnship~-~n'cciiii,iy ~:r ~~~ One Unit shall consist of: (1) Five or less head of sheep or goats (2) One cow, calf over 3 months of age or one hog 3 months of age. d. $3.00 will be allowed for transportation purposes on shop exhibits consisting of ten pieces. 5. Awards - Basic awards will be made to each elhlbltor on basts of erades as follows. No award will be made on D grades, but transportation wlll be paid on livestock. A B C $t.50-$1.2HI.OO Class 4, Junior Leadership; Class 5 a, b, e, Let's Sew, Articles to Use & Wear, You• First Outfit; Class 7, a through g, Home Manag~ment, Family Economics, Housing & Furnishings; Class 8, Meal Planning & Food Preparation; Class 9, Outdoor Cookery and Host & Hostess; Class 10, Food Preservation I & II; Class 11, 12 and 13, Human Relations " and Child Development; Class 14, Vegetable Garden and Crops; Class 15, Conservation and Entomology, Flower Gardening, Lawn Care & Forestry; Class 39, Photography. .2.00- .. ~1.75-,1.50 Class 5, d through g, School Dress, Sporta Clothes, Lounging Clothes & Undergarments, Dress Up Dress; Class 6, Style Revue, Clasa 7, h and i, Dressing Area, <J.H Club Girl & Her Home; Class 18, a through f, h, and j through v, Engineering; Class 17, Beef Show. mailshlp; Class 19, Dairy Showmanship; Clasa 27, Sheep Showmanship; Claas 35, Ra))c bit Showmanship: Class 36, Poultry; Class 37, Rabbits; Class 38, Showmanship, 4H Saddle Horse. f3.0fl · z 5Hl.75 Class 3, Demonstration Contest; Class 5, h, I, j, Complete Costume, Tailored Clothing, College Girls Garments; Class 16, g, Club Electrical exhibit; Class 18, i, Club Rope Exhibit; Class 16, p, Tractor Opera!ors Con· test ; Class 16, w through z, Engineerinf. f3.5~3.00-$2 . 25 Class 25, 26, 27, Sheep; Class 29, 33, Swme. fS.00--$4.00-$3.00 Class 3, Team Demonstrations. $5.5~4.5H3 . 50 Class 18, Beef Cattle; Class 20, Dairy Cattle. f6.~4.00-$3.00 Class 2, Educational Booths. The best three educational booths will receive an additional prize of: First Prize .......................... $10.00 Second Prize ............ - ........... $ 7.00 Third Prize ......................,_, $ 4.00 6. Exhibits - Must be in place not Jeter than 6:00 P.M., Tuesday, August 18th, except Nutrition, and must remain in place until Saturday, Augu't 20th, at 4:00 P.M. Any exhibit removed before that time will forfeit any premiums awarded on -them. Nutrition exhibits must be in place not later than 11:00 A.M. Wedneaday, August 17th. Grades will be dropped one letter if exhibits are not in place by 11:00 A.M. 7. Entries - In the Junior Fair must be submitted to t be Junior Fair Secretary not later than July 15, 1966. 8. Any prompting, coaching, or any aid at the showing will forfeit any premium awarded the exhibitor and the exhibitor will be ruled out of all competition in Junior Division of the Fair. Only exhibitors and judges allowed in the show ring. 9. Junior exhibitors muet do all fitting and care of animals exhibited in the Jllllior Division of the Fair. Otherwlae It Is not 100% Junior Fair. 10. Limit on Entries - Each Junior Fair elhlbltor shall be ttmlted to two ( 2) entries in eaeh class ( EU!nple: 2 entrlea In Clau 9b) Only one entry per person parmltted In Style Revue or Showmanship. 11. Ribbons - Each exhibitor shall receive ribboDJ Indicating the quallty of project. Ribbons must be dillplayed ON and BY ex· hib!ts during the fair. Ribbons wliJ be determined by an average of the judge's grade, the agent's erade, the advisor's grade, and the boot grade. 12. Pins and Banners - 4H Club mrmbers will receive plna If !be members satisfactorily complete the-tlrst, folirtb, &eVeuth or tenth year of work. Pins will also be provided for fl1'll, fifth, seventh, and tenth HI Club advisors. This Ia 1. poUcy which has been In 13. Classesoutllneil to cover all separately. The judging :i:gg Savt at landmark e SUPERINTENDENTS OF DEPARTMENTS To be announced later. GENERAL RULES 1. Exhibits - Must be carried u Vocational Agriculture, Vocational Home Economics or 4-H projects or supervised practices, or under supervision of Camp Fire Girls or Girl Scout Troops. When question of doubt shall arise, the declalon of the Executive Committee will be considered final. Each exhibitor must clear hiS or her spa~e· before chec~ will be Issued. The purpose of the Junior Fair ia to encourage the boy or girl to learn how to do specific things. WORK IS EXPECTED TO BE THE WORK OF THE BOY OR GIRL, NOT THE PARENTS, GRANDPARENTS, OR FRIENDS. A lower quality work actually done by the individual is mu~h better than high quality work of an adnlt. 2. Scoring - The method of scoring will be using A, B, c.An A exhibit will consist of exhibits of superior merit. B exhibits will be those midway between A and C exhibits. C exhibits wlll be of average merit. Those that do not meet desirable standards will be graded D. and will not receive a ribbon or award. The final grade to determine ribbons will be an average of the judge's grade, the advisor's grade, the agent's grade, and the book. grade. 3. ~Idging - will be carried out by competent disinterested judges. ~chedule of judging to be determined hiler. 4. Transportation Awards - These awards to be paid In addl· tlon to grade award listed in General Rule 5. a. Poultry and Rabbita, per exhibitor ............ SI.OO b. Clubs, Departm.enta, or other organizations not receiving any transportation awards by ita membera in any form, one award allowed ........ $3.00 c. livestock transportation will be per animal unit as fol· lows: (1) From 8alisbury Township ........ Per Unit $1.00 (2) From Chester, Sutton, Bedford, Rutland I third: be withheld If project work will be restricted 1!\~~;:1\: II to members ·;, aarjlcle project Ia the club or excludlna Uve< - ., •. I ' ' ' \ !·, (' ' August 16,17,18, 1if,'' 20. In order to be eDglble for preml111111 an f..H Club project boolu .muat be uliafactorll,y completed and in the County Exten· sion Office by Aupst ltt. 21. All anlmala elhlblted at the Fair mUll be accompanied by health papers indicating that the livestock meeta state health requirements. DIVISION I - ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS 1. Class 1. ACHIEVEMENT AWARD. The Achievement Award Ia planned to recogni!e outatandlng achievement among our young people. Awards will be made on the basis of recorda, and other Items which can be scored. Previous winners of the Achievement Award are not eligible to eompete In 1966. Trophies will be provided to the winner of each of the follow· Ing groups: 4-H Boys, 4H Girls, and V""Ag Boys through the Ohio Retail Merchants. Aesoclation, The Farmers Bank & Savings Company, Pomeroy National Bank, Kroger Grocery and Baking Company, Selection - Each 4-H Club may nominate membere for this award. Selection of County winners will be made by competent, disinterested judges. Records muet be in the bands of the County Committee by Jnne 15th - (4H by April 30th) . In order to be eligible for an award, members must exhibit and be present at the County Fair unless prevented by sickness, death of animal, or sim: liar reason. The Awards Committee will notify winners. The Committee recommends that the King be selected from F. F. A. in the odd calendar years, from 4H Club Boys in the even calendar yeare; the King and Queen sele<ted from achievement award winners; and the girls selected have a major portion of their work In homemaking. It Is recommended that judges used be famtnar with the procedures of each group. 2. Class 2. EDUCATIONAL BOOTH EXIIIBITS. Any 4H Club, Vocational Agrleulture, or Vocational Home Economics Depart· ment, or any other Junior organization may set up one educational booth. Booth exhibits will be given a space of 3 feet deep and 3 feet wide, (depending upon nature of exhibit, plano, and amount of space available) and accompanying wall apace. No artlclea In the booth may be judged in any other class. Entries for booth exhibits must be made at the time of the other Junior Fair entries, giving title. For example: "Safety In the Home", "A Good Diet Pays", or "Tractor Safety". A brief· sketch and plans for a booth must be submitted at the time of entry. Spectfy Important needs such 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 points B. Is the Idea of the elhibit seen at a glance? Ia tbe center of Interest easily seen? .... 20 Points C. Doea the ex!Jlblt represent an approved practice? 15 Points D. Ia the total exhibit In proportion to alze of booth? ····--------------------·· 10 points E. Is the use of color, light or motion effective? . 10 polntl F. Are labels, posters and exhibit articles In proper relation to each other in size proportion? .. 10 polnta G. Are statement& on labels simple and easy to read? 5 Polnta H. Ia the script or printing of charts, labels, and placecards neat and effective? __ ,...... 6 Points L Is the use of English, spelling, and punctuation correct? ................... 5 Points J. Ia originality shown? ............... -.... 5 Points K. Will the appearance of the exhibit be satisfactory for the duration of the Fair? ............ 5 Points 3. Claaa 3. DEMONSTRATION CONTEST. The contest Is open to all participating groups. The purpose of a demonstration Is to lhow the bow and why of the subject demonstrated. Points to be considered ill judging demonstrations will include: Five Points will be deducted for each minute or fraction of minute demonstration is under five minutes or over fifteen minutes In length. Choice of subject demonstrated ........ 20% How well demonstration Is prepared .... 30% Interest to audience ............. _.... , 20% Showing and explaining process clearly __ 30% 4. ·Class 4. JUNIOR LEADERSHIP. Required exhibit is as follows : 1. Completed Junior Leadership Project Book. (Muat be in County Extension Office by AugUBt lsi.) 2. Poster or chart showing Junior Leadership work completed In local club of community and county·wlde activity. Ex· hibitor may show previous years of Junior Leadership work. DetaUa of all requirement& will be given at Junior Leader meetings, DIVISION II CLOTHING, HOME FURNISHINGS, & HOME MANAGEMENT 5. Class 5. CLOTHING. All sewing and clothing judging will take Place in the local club, plua the grade on the project book. 5a. Three articles made in 4-H "Let's Sew." ~- Three articlea made in 4-H "Articles to Uoe and Wear." Three articles must be exhibited. Sc. Your First Outfit 5d. Scbool Dress 5e. Sporta Clothe1 5f. Lounging Clothes and Undergarments 5g. Dress Up Dress and a file box of labels 6h. Tbe Complete Costume 51. Tailored Clothing, a overhand patch and a darned tear 5j. College Girls Garments- any of the above projects (5d·51) out of high school one year or more. 6. Class 6. STYLE REVUE. An elimination contest wiD be bald on August 11th, at 7:30 P.M. All dresses graded A in the elimination contest must be shown in the County Fair Style Revue at the Achievement Program. NO PERSON MAY MODEL MORE THAN ONE GARMENT in the Style Revue. Premiums will be with· held if A awarde do not model in the Achievement Program. The Style Revue Committee will be responsible for checking, 8c. Your First Outfit Bd. School Dreas 6e. SpOrta Clothes 6f. LounginJ Clothes and Undergarments 81. Dresa Up Dress 6b. The Complete Costume 61. Tailored Clothing 6j, College Girls Style Revue - any girl out of high school one year or more. 7. C1aaa 7. HOME MANAGE!t!ENrr, FAMILY ECONOMICS, HOUSING AND FURNISHINGS. 7s. Quick and Easy HousekeepiJii. Make an exhibit of two examples from any two of these guides: 1. Mate one task out of two or more. 2. Leave out any part of a task you can. 3. Use the best tools. 4. Make both handl work. 5. Keep things within easy reach. 8. Use the beat poature. Include in your exhibit a chart showing how you earned a total of at least twelve points In the project. 7b. Clean Clothes the Quick and Easy Way. Prepare an exhibit to Include the following: 1. A garment you have washed and ironed. 2. A display that shows a process which mate• washing or ironing easier. 3. A chart whlcb shows bow you earned a total of: 15 points If you are 10 to 13 years old. 25 points if you ar~ 14 years of age or older. Include your ap on ent17tq. . 7e. Adventure• of Dicky Dollar or FamUy Econo!Dics. Prepare an exhibit ihowlng somf of tbe activity In the project, and a chart showing what you have learned from this project and give an example. · 7d. Yon and Your Money. _ Prepare an educational exhibit showing materW and/or Information relevant to one of the activities you choje. In· elude In your exhibit a chart showtilg: 1st year - 5 topics chosen alid activity for eacll 2l,ul year - e topics cboseD aild sctl'vlty for eacb 3rd YJ!Br - 7 topics chosen and aetiVIey for each t Btat' number Of y~ on entry tag. . ~ 7e. Fun with HolDe Furnlslrlnp. · . . :' _ Diaplty two articles niade, one IJtlc~ ~~ arid a 'clWt '·/ ~Ji!lnl .what ~u lt~~riled, wllllt joU .. .;. wllat 1011 'ctioae, auchwlilt yo-.. '!"L · · ·· • . ' DaUy SeftliJ)al, Pomeroy·Millllleporl, 0., Alii· ll, ,~f . 7f. Improve Yolll' Home wltb I study Cemer. . Elhlbit drawing Of floor plall lhowillg arraucem~ ol f1lllo lliture In your lludy center, and dllplay the delk llihtlni. and s accessories. (U tbe1 are no1 pOrtable, hr!ug ICile moo del or illustrate ID a su6Jtltute llllliJiet.) 71. Improve Your Home with Good u,ht. · · Exhibit Chart shoWIJii tlie ~)Jii taslu. IDustn.te by e.. ample and/or other details bow one of these tasli:a was car• ried out. 7h. Improve. Your Home with a Dresslnc Area. Exhibit drawing of floor plan for the tjressing area; dlsplaJ an example of the lmprovementa made In closet and drawer space; and display two accesaorles. 7!. The 4H Club Girl and Her Home. Exhibit articlea made or remodeled for one room. DIJIPIIJ chart showing how you completed llllits. 1st - .... ------- 129 l:lnlta Unita 2nd year year........... .... , ______ ,_____ 3rd year .............. - .... - .................... 15 UDltl List number of years on entry tag. DIVISION Ill . FOODS AND NUTRITION 8. Class 8. MEAL PLANNING AND FOOD PREPARATIElN. Baking. AU baked foode must be labeled, giving name of product, kind of flour, shortenina. or mix uaed. All baked foode must be accompanied by menu showing use. Club members sbollld lilt on this card the foods required to be judged accordlnl to lbe project. Any duplicate entriea mullf. be of cilfferent variety or type. Sa. Good Food for Snackin& and Packing. (1) Well·planned, well·prepared, nicely·packed lunch In 1 suitable container such u a shoe box, small basket, or school lunch box. OR (2) Well·planned, well·prepared nutritious snacb tor one peraon, attractively oerved on a tray with correct table Bel' vice. 8b. Fun with Food for Lunches and Suppers. A menu for a light lunch or supper, one well·prepared ser.. lng of all foods on the menu, a place oettln& for servlna tht menu, recipe file. ,, ., .: .. 8c. Quick Meals (1) A complete day's menu for the family. ( 2) The following foods from the menu: (a) One protein rich dish, (b) One desaert, (c) 0111 Vegetable or Salad. It iB suggelled that the foode be individual aerv!nga wltll appropriate table appointments. Bd. Taaty Meall. . ':1t±e (1) One dlsb cbooen from this menu. C2) Cloverleaf rolla and recipe file. 8e. The 4-H Girl Bakes Yeast Bread, Rolls, and Plea. First Year: 3 cloverleaf rolls and dinner menu. Second Year: 3 clover leaf rolls and menua for meala for one day. Third Year: 1 loaf bread and 1 2-cruat pie and menua for meals for one day. 9. Clau 9. OUTDOOR COOKERY AND HOST AND HOSTESI 9a. Outdoor Cookery I Exhibit two major dishes plus complete menu from a meal prepared in the project. Diahes are to be those that would be prepared and cooked outdoors. 9b. Outdoor Cookery II. Two planned menua and market order for the foods for outdoor meals. Two major foods from one menu. 9c. Junior Host and Hosteas File or scrapbook, menu for refreshment& for a party and one major food from menu with appropriate table appoint. ments. , 9d. Teenagers Entertain. Exhibit to include notebook of entertainment Ideas, lnvlta· lion, table service and menu for specific occasion plus one food prepared from it. 10. Class 10. FOOD PRESERVATION I AND II. Canning and Freezing. Frozen foods will not be exhibited at 11166 Fair. Containers not labeled will not be judged. Each container of canned food must be properly labeled - giving name of product, specifying method of preparation, and date canned. A chart and example must be displayed showing completed number of packages or cans from at least 3 groups in Food Preservation I and at least 4 groops in Food Preservation II. Entries in food preservation limited to two per person and each must be in a different aub-<:laas. list all items in each exhibit on entry tag. Written dinner menus using each exhibit displayed are necessary lOa. Fruit processed in hot water. lOb. Pint of tomatoes or juice hot water processed. 10c. Pint of vegetable or vegetable mixture presaure canned Processed. lOd. Jar of relish 10c. Picklea - one from brined cucumbers and one from unbrined or quick brined cucumbers or from fruits and vagetables. lOf. Jar of jam, preserve, conserves, marmalades or butters. lOg. Glass of jelly from juice extracted with no pectin added. I I Oh. Glass of jelly with pectin added. I 101. Chart showing amount and kinds of fruit frozen. I 10j. Chart showing amount and kinds of vegetable frozen, 10k. Chart showing amount and kinds of precooked foods frozea DIVISION IV , HUMAN RELATIONS ond CHILD DEVELOPMENT 11. Class 11. NURSING, FIRST AID, CHlLD CARE. lla. Home Nursing. Exhibit one device for giving support and protection or a convenience in caring for the lick; and u educational poster. llb. First Aid. Exhibit first aid kit or medicine cabinet and aa educational poster. llc. Learning About Children - "Chipper from One to IlL~ Exhibit the nine toys made and an educational poster. lld. "Chipper from Seven to Ten." Exhibit a seriea of plcturea or illustrations which tell of a child's growth ud develop. ment age seven years through ten. lle. "Baby Sitting for You." Exhibit your baby llilter't ldt and an educational poster. 12. Class 12. PERSONAUTY DEVELOPMENT AND LEADERSHIP. 12a. Personality Development. Exhibit detaUa arranged tluolqJI County Extension Office. · ·' llb. Teen·Age Talk Over, Ezhibit details arran&ed tbroagb County Extension Office. 13. Class 13. A RECOGNIZED PROJECT. 13a. Exhibit a recognized project meeting the approval of till Jun)or Fair Board and not listed otberwlae. DIVISION V GARDENING, CROPS, AND SHOP 14. Class 14. VEGETABLE GARDEN AND CROPS. Ganim Exhibit to coDBist of plates of three different vegetab1eL Eadl ,. . plate shall coDBist of twelve beans, five tomatoes, five canota, nte beets, one squash, one cabbage, or similar vegetable. These exhibits will be judged at !be Fair by the IDI<!rvlewlng of the club member. Interviews will be between 9:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M. Tuesday, August 16th as exhibits are put in piece. 14a. Vegetable Glfdening for Beglllners. Entry to consist of three plates of any three ·vegetable• grown. 14b. The Family Vegetable Gardeu. Entry to coDBiat of three plates of any vegetables grown plus plan of garden or chart showing quantity of each vagetable planted or grown. 14c. Special Crops. Strawberries - Exhibit to eonailt of 1 quart of berries or 3 llfOwlng planta. Raspberries - Exhibit to consist of 1 quart Of berries • 3 growing planta. 14d. Potatoes - 12 tubers. any variety. 14e. CorD - may eonslJt of 3 ataJb of 1966 COl'll. 141. Commercial Crop - cropa muat be grown primarily for commercial ule. · Tomatoes Cabbage PumpkiDI ClleUDibere Beano Watermelon Strawberr!e. ¥'atmeloa Muioes Tobacco Peanuta · .·· :1 14g. Hay - exhibit .to conslJt of one .Uce. 14h. Popcorn - 10 ears of 1966 corn. 141. Sweet Corn- 10 ears of 1966 corn. ,' ·~ 1 14,1. Ally other crops, fr\1118, or ve~'- earrl,ed 11 J;IOJt«i or su~. PriCI!Cea may .be ~ · 141< Wh•at - · ~~hllllt ~ •nndoit of.nn•' l'e(')l ll!!l!l!')•. �'. f .,_ .J,~ . -~ -·· .... . ' exhibit to consist of one peck sam~le. , . . 14m. oats - exhll)it to t'llliBIBI of one peck samf e. 14n live - exhibit to consist of one ~II; aamp e. ndi Hn · ci1amtJion 'Ii·ophy or Plaque to the most outstabe ns i.1en or t.•t·op exhibit. Kntries in this class must en1er in classes lla: to lin. inclusive. Trophy or Plaque to ba furnished by Junior F1lr Board. " FLOWER 15 Class 15 CONSERVATION & ENTOMOLOQ.,, , f;ARDENING. LAVJN CARE & ~RESTRY. These exhibit• will ~ I' ,g•d ·at the fair by the interv1ewmJ :fot\h~ ~u~::.~\~;!t '' 1t\lo'S will be between 9.00 A.M. an · · ' lvth as exhibits are put In place. loa Let's Explore the Outdoors . h Make a displa.v or poste~ showing details of "'1M! p ase o1 th.e outdoors studied on Iukes. I5b Ohio Birds Explained in your projrd book. 15l'. Saving Soil & Water .. Chart or display of o~e major aciJVlh'. lad Farm Mapping and Soli Testing t' 'I Chart Dr display Df one ma]or ar JVi }' . 15•. Wildlife Production . t'vi'ly Chart or display of one ma]or ar J •• !51 Buckeye Bug Catchers I . Insect co11edion must be e-xh1blted. TPn in~Prts or more. Jag. Buckeye Bug Catchers II h'b't d Tw nt\' five Insects or Insect collertion must be ex: 1 I e · P .• more. Must be more advanced than l:lf. I'h. Bul'keye Bug Catrhers IIi h'b't d F'1ft l·nsects or more lnsed collection must be ex I ' e · Y · Must be more advanced than 15g. 15' Your First Flower Garden I. Exhrb 1t two kmds of flowers. Prepare a chart showing work done. plus an exh1bit of an actt''lly. 15j . Flower Gardemng II h · k ;\l'f'ording to project books. Pr~p~re a chart s owmg wur donP. plus an exl11bJl of an act1v1ty. 15k . Flowf'r Gardf>ning III h t howing wnrk According to projert books. Pr~p~re a I' ar s don£". plus an exh1b1t of an actiV It y. 151 Flower Gard<'ning IV . Arrorcting to projt•rt book Prep~re a l'hart s'howmg work don£". plus an exhibit fJf an act1v1ty. . . . lf>m 1-'lm.~,.er Gantemng V ~ Home Beautlf1catron Prepare an <'XIlibit showing some phase of actual work done 15n. Lawn and Garden Mamtenan ce. Exhibits as listed m proje ct book. ]5o Woodcrafter Prt>pare a display of' wood. or lea\ es, propPrly labeled and mounted to be exhibit Pd. 15p Tree Planting Each membrr should exhibit three or more 11ve trees, plu1 a posh•r gi\ mg the facts uf how 01an'' trPes planted, date of p lanll ng and surv1val. 16 rlass lu. liNtOIN~ERING. . . . . l'h ?se exhibits will be judged at the fa1r bv mterv1ewmg of ttle ·1· 1h mPmber. Interviews will be between 9.00 A.M. and 6.00 P.M., J-...: .., nav. August lflth as exhibits are put in place. H:i:1. ·Auto Care and Safety lJnit I . Ou;pla\' or poster showing one phase of proJect work. 141. tinley - g:i ., ' •• ]f\h. Auto ('a rr and Saft'IY Unit II . Dls :d3v or ptlo.;t cr showinf' (lne phase of proJect work. 18r \uto (·.:trf' and Safety Vmt Ill . o1splay or poster show1_ng one phase of proJect work. ;. v;•' ' \ ! !I ·I )6d Live and Play the Electnc Way . First Year - Exhibit two item• from the suggested hst. lilP. Live and Play the Electric Way Second Year - ~xhibit two items from the su~gested list. J6f. Advanced ElectriCity Exhibit as suggested in project book. lindlvldual tampa not accepted l . . . , • JAg. Club Electril'al Exhibit - suggested m1mmum siZe 3 x 3 or equivalent. . I6h. Rope - Exhibit articles made or 10 f ten I knots, splices, and hitches on board . IAi Club Rope Exhibit - suggested minimum size 3' x 3' or equivalent. . 16]. Lawn Power Equipment Umt I - make an exhibit of ono section of the project 18k. Small Engine Care and Maintenance Unit IT- as suggested In project book. 181. Getting Acquainted with your Tractor Educational exhibit of one section of project. 16m. Assuring Safe Efficient Tractor Operation Educational exhibit of one section of project. J6n. Improving Your Trador Skills Educational e.xh1bit of one section of project. J&o. Tractor- Mal'hinery Care and Safety Educational exhibit of one section of project. 16p TRACTOR OPERATORS CONTEST. To encourage an develop skill and safety io tractor operation. A - award - $3.00 B - award - $2.50 C - award - $2.00 Eligibility: Entries may be made by those who have partl. cipated in an organized Tractor Maintenance and Safety Program. Age limit shall be 12 to 20 years. Detailed method of scoring and judging of skijl shall be made available to contestants. J8q. Woodworking - Joints & Fasteners Used in Woodworking Exhibit articles made. ]6r. Woods and Wood Finishes - Exhibit articles made or prepare educatiomll exhib1t. 16s. Two wheel trailer, hog house, brooder house. wagon box, hay rack. 161. Work bench, milk cart. feed cart, hog self.foeder. community nest. motor driven assembly, post drill assembly, farm sled, ladder. table, gun rack. 16u. Small motor project - completely tear down. repair and rebuild motor Show on a poster exactly what was done . I6v. Small motor project- complete!) tear down motor. Mount parts on exhibit board, listing repairs needed . 16w. WPIC1ng job - lar ge 1examples · storage rack, motor base.) 16x Large Cabmet - completely finished . Cedar chest, gun cabinet. ]6y. Large Engine - dean, paint. and repair to running condition. 16z. Farm Welding job - exhibit 1 large welding job to be used on farm Example - wagon or elevator. DIVISION VI BEEF CATTLE 17. Class 17. BEEF SHOWMANSHIP. Each person entering an animal in Class 18 will be automatically entered for showmanship. No bulls may be exhibited in the Junior Show. All Junior Fair exhibitors must be ready for showmanship at 9:00 A.M. They lhould "·ail until their class is called before coming to the show area. The purpose of starting with showmanship is so both the ex· h.ibitor and anirAal will be fresh and clean. Grading of the showmanship class shall be based 50% on the exhl· Ditor and how well he handles his animal. 50% shall be on the condition of the ammal as to cleanliness. grooming, and physical condition. The quality of the animal shall not be considered In Chis class. J7a. Old Pro--4-H- Those that have exhibited 4 years or more. J7b. Expenenced Showman 4-H - 3rd and 4th year exhibitors. 17r. Yearling Showman 4-11 -Those that are exhibiting for the 2nd time. 17d. Novice Showman 4-H - Those exhibiting animals for the first time. ,. ' l~ " Champion and Reserve Champion In each of the three elas• es shall be selected. Grand Champion Showman shall be selected from competition of the top two wlnnera of the classes 17a-17d. 17e. Old Pro- Vo-Ag. 17!. 2nd, 3rd. 4th year exhibitors- Vo-Ag. J7g. Novice Showman- Vo-Ac. 18 Class 18 HEREFORDS, ANGUS, CHAROLAIS, AN'• SIIORTHORN. 18a. Calf born J•nuary I, 1968 to April 30, 1966. lRb. Senior Calf born September 1, 1965 to December 31, !96&. 18c. Summer yearling born May 1, 1965 to August 31, 1965. 18d. Junior Yearling born January I, 1965 to April 30, 1965. J8e. Senior yearling born September I, 1964 to Dec. 31, 1964. 18f. 2 year old heifer born May I, 1964 to August 31, 1964. !Bg. Cow born prior to May I, 1964. Jib. Special Steer Class - Rules of County Steer Feeding Club · will be followed . 1See below) 18h.·l Herefords 18h.·2 Anguo 18b.-3 Shorthorn .. ·' . 18h.-4 Rate of GilD . . · 19411 STEER FEEDING RUI.ES- lllf:IGS COUNTY· · ., 1'rophle• rurmshetl by Me1gs :County Agrlculturai !Soclety. .,. OBJI<:CTIVES - The objeclives ·ol the Meigs County Steer F~ln• Project •re to: ' , ·,. 1)\, . • -~ · 1. Help boys and girls gain experience In the art of producing quality beef. . 2. To encourage boys a,nd g1rls to use a production. prqject as I means of financing education. · · . . 3. To help boys and girls to develop themselvel to their IIUIXI• mum capacity by giving them a variety ot experiences. RULES. The rules of the Meigs County Steer Feedini Proj•ct are as follows: / · . 1 Any member of the Meigs County Better Uvestock Club be. tween 9-19 years of age as of January I, is eligible to P81t1CI· pate in the steer feeding program if they 1blde by both ·the Junior Fair Board's regulations and the Steer Feedmg Program's rules. . , 2. Project calves should be selected from purebred beef stock. No dairy or datrycrosses permitted, Calves are not to e)iceed one year of age before January I, must be castrated prior to start of project. 3. Deadline for putting project steers on feed and isolation from nurse cow is .January I, of the club year. 1\11 a~.lmala m~st be tatooed under the supervision of the County Steer Feeding Committee. : 4. All participating members must fill out an animal ldentlfica· tion card which shall be filed at the County Aient's Office. 5. Each menlber is limited to one ill steer for the steer feeding orogram. 1 6 :\11 projPct animals must either be polled or de-hOrned .. 7 \11 r'rojel'fs mv~t be both haller broken and properly fitted l'or the show and sale B. rlatP·'lf.gain stet"r class: .1\. Anv qualifierl Steer Feecting project mt>mbl!!-r may compete for this awarrt R. ~ni ·"" l!' mw;t hP wFif'ht>rl on FrlrJay, Derember 3J, 19R5, r. u r· icr lh1• sunp··vit;illn of thP ,·nmmiUee. and the County F ',- no:inn .J\'~"nt AI··· · r d "l rf'<;P'llf' I hv ~tl•t•r Pr()jert Committee. ~':I ll' ·, v f'i"ll . [n BP " , -\ .' 'l st·· , ~·s mu:;;t lv" ,~ "i<l\1"1 at 10.00 A .M. the day of tfle tale B. :\o st~ r mR\' be f o•f or watered after 7·00 P.M. the day pnor to 111'~ ~" ' '~ . • . 9 Tlu~ judgm _g of slcero;;, as fnr as qu~:l1ty and conformatmn 11 ('(Jncefned. sllt<ll b ~ on tll P tJ ·,J•; of ntar ket grade •. 10 \ll project anunalo; mn•:t he sl1u"_u an~ sold at the County Fair in order to r 3111ph·'t> the yea rs proJeCt. 11. Ord er of shuY. . A. All anHna1s must rompete in t11eir respectJve bree~ classe1. B. Hflreford, An " w, Shorthorn. and any ot.h er reco~J7.ed beef brcPd or cros:· brecl bt>ef ~~11 be shown m respective classes fo1 Jumm l• ,Hr 11bbons and premrum money. . Ammals sh all bt> pl<t ~· ~d \\ ithin each breed pnmarlly for s;1!~ order purpw;;cs. D. The fir st h\ o anunals in p:_1J'h breed shall compete for \i tanu l'han1p1on and Res!'rve Cha•npion . c. 1:! on..: . .T of S:~!e: The JUdge shall determine sale order, based on qu...:I Jty ~nJ con fc1 rration The first S(' 11 : :1g animal shall be ~he C".Jt:d Cll:Jillpion iliH l t hf:' f :·ond sh:ll be Reserve Champion ut ille show. J:l . .:Vo b} -biddin g will be IJCrmiU ert 14 All t"x~.:ept10ns to any b,\ ·lo1w lliU ;;;t be only on the .approva1 of Ow Steer Pro jed L'omnuttce. . . 15. Any member may be disqualified at any time for violating rules or misconduct. 16. A per-centage commission. which shall providede payment fohr expenses of conducting the sale will be assess agamst eac club member by the sale committee. COMMITI'EE Llovd Blackwood W. S. Michaels C. E. Blakeslee Larry Ritchie B1ll Carr Hiram Slawter The American Polled Hereford Association, Kansas City, 30, Missouri w11l award a special plaque to the exhibitor of , the best polled Hereford heifer in the Junior Division of 1 fair or 1( a Jun· ior Fair is not held, this award is available for a show open to alate or county competition. . Exhibitor must be under 20 years of age and the ID!rnlls must be a registered polled Hereford, and recorded in the ownership of the junior exhibitor. DIVISION VII DAIRY CATTLE •· 19. Class 19. DAIRY SHOWMANSHIP. Each person ·entering an ammal in Class 23 will be automatically entered lor shoWIIUinshlp. No bulls may be exhibited in the Junior Show. All Junior Fair exhibitors must be ready for showmanship at 9:00 A.M. They •lwuld wail until their class is called before coming to the show area. The purpose of starting with showmanship is so both exhibi· tor and animal will be (resh and clean. (;radtng of the showmanship class shall be based ~0% on the exhl· bitor and how well he handles his animal. 50% shall be on the condition of the animal as to deanlines•. grooming, and physical condition. The quality of the animal shall not be con.tdered 1n th1s class. t9a. Old Pro-4-H-Those that have exhibited 4 years or more. 19b. ~xperienced Showman-4-H-3rd, 4th year exhi~itors. 19c. Yearling Showman - 4-H - Those that are exhlbilln& for the 2nd time. !9d. Noviee-4-H-Those exhibiting animals lor first time. J9e. Old Pro- Vo-Ag 19f. 2nd, 3rd, and 4th year exhibitors - Vo-Ag. 19g. Novice Showman- Vo·Ag. 20. Class 20. GUERNSEYS. No bulla may be exhibited in the Junior Show. 20a. Junior Calf born betwf'en Nov. 1, 1965 and May 1, 1968. 20b. Senior Calf born between July I, 1965 and Oct. 31 ,19415. 20c. Junior Yr. Heifer dropped between Jan. I, 1965 and Juns 30, 1965. 20d. Senior Yr. Heifer dropped between July I, 1964 and December 31, 1964. 20e. Two year old heifer dropped between July 1, 1963 and July I, 1964. 20f. Cow dropped prior to July I, 1963. 21. Class 21. JERSEYS (Sub-classes same as class 201 22. Class 22. HOLSTEINS. (Sub-classes •ame as elass 20) 23. Class 23. ANY OTHER RECOGNIZED DAIRY BREED. (Sub-Classes same as class 20 l 24 Class 24. MEIGS COUNTY BETI'ER IJVESTOCK CLUB and ALL REGISTERED DAIRY and BEEF ANIMAI.S. Animals must have proof of registration except in tase of calve• born aince January I, 1966. Calves moat have birth certitlcatea showing registered sire and dam. Since 1944 the Pomeroy National Bank and the Meiga County Farm Bureau Landmark have provided Trophies, Rosettes and cash prizes for the Meiga County Beiter Livestock Club. In 196S the group was cbanged so leadership and lnteresta could be concentrated in the Beef area Including steer feeding, In the Guer• sey.Jersey Dairy area and in the Holstein Dairy area. A plan will be worked out by a committee so that showing for the various awards In 1966 will be simplified. The Ohio Junior Jersey Breeders Association will provide 1 rosette to the Grand Champion Jersey Female In the Meiga County Junior Fair. The American Guernsey Cattle club will provide rlbbona for clas• es, Champion ribbons, and a special Guernsey plaque for I he Champion Guernsey in the Showing and Fitting Contest. DIVISION VIII SHEEP 25. Class 25. CORRIEDALE SHEEP 25A. SHOWMANSHIP 25a. Ewe, Spring Lamb. 25b. Ram, Spring Lamb. 25c. Ewe, I year and Under Two. 25d. Ram, I Year and Under TWo, Regillered. 25e. Ram, Registered, Over. Two Years. 25(. Ewe, Registered, Over Two Years. 26. Class 26. SHROPSHIRE SHEEP (Subelaasea same as Class 25) 27. Class 27. ANY OTHER RECOGNIZED BREED OF SHEEP OR GOATS l Subclasses same as class 25) DIVISION IX SWINE 28. Class 28. SHOWMANSHIP 28a. 4-H members. 28b. Vo-Ag members. 29. Class 29. SWINE: POLAND CHINA !Exhibit to consist ,of I head 1 29a. Gild (Purebred 1 under 6 months of ago. 29b. Boar t Purebred ) under· 8 months of age. 29c. Gilt I Purebred 1 over 6 m.onths or age. 29d. Boar 1Purebred 1 over 6 months or age. 29e. Sow I Purebred 1 29!. lllarket Pi& UJ!der 3 montha of ace. ,. • '· ·' ·\ • 291• Kal'ltet Pit OY81 S months of lgt. 30. 1 Class 30. BERKSHIRE SWINE IS!Ib-classea same ., •1;, Clas~ 3~.' ~MfSHj~ SWINE l Sub-classes 3~. Class 32. CHESTEit :Wl-JJ'l'E (Sub-classes . 3lii•. ·.CIJss .3a. 4NY O.Tllli:8 . 11.ECOG~ (·Stibc£1asse811,1llle·Js cl-.s ~9) ,. · , , , • . ·· DIVISION X . · " RABBil'S AII!D POULTRY · 1, .J~. 1· • ,. . .... \ 34-H Club Poulfty Showmanship. . ' · 34~. Old Pro Showipsh~ Exhlbltlng,S yeara or mo~. •. : .·': . 34b. Yearlfng SHOwman. Exbibltflill for the · 2nd' ynt. , .. , 34c. Nov!~ SHoWman. Exhlbltlug for the lat time. 1 • 35. Class 95. RABBIT SHOWMANSHIP - -Time of judihll · wft be announced. .. · · , 35a. Old ' Pi'o Showman, Exhibiting 3 years or more. ., '·•· 35b. Yearling Showman. Exhibiting for the 2nd year. · 35c. Novi<e S)lowmao. Exhibiting for the lsi ti~. c 36. Class 36. POUL'fllY. · Exhibit to cons!~ of pen' of t~ree. May be th~ee entries per project. 36a. Poultry Production Project I . 36b. Poultry Production Project ll 36c. Senior 4-H Poultryman 86d. Dueks, Geese or aquabs. 37. Class 37. RABBITS. May be three entries per project, . 37a. Rabbit I 37b. Rabbit II 37c. Advanced Rabbit 38. Class 38. SHO.WMANSHIP 4-H SADDLE HORSE PROJECT. 38a. Showmanship (halter) 38a-1 Western Showmanship Members 9-14 years of ige. Members 15-19 years of age. 38a-2 Rngllsh Showmanship English Horse Showmanship Members 9-19 yeara of age. English Pony Showmanship' Members 9-19 years of a~e. 38b. Horsemanship or Equitation (in saddle or harness) 38b·l. Western Horsemanship Horses .Members 9-14 years or age. Members 15-19 years of age. Ponies-Members In this elass not to be over 11 years of age on January 1, of current year. Members 9-13 years of age. Members 14-16 years of age. 38b·2. English Equitation. English Equitation Saddle Seat Members 9·19 years of age. English Equitation Forward Seat Members 9-19 years of age. English Pony Equitation Members 9-19 years of age. Harness Pony Members 9·19 years of age. DIVISION XI • ~f HORSE DEPARTMENT II ',. ' ' t. WEI!IIERH MAR! WITH SPRING J:.. two ribbons. ' ' ' · • • · I. ENGLISH SADDLEBRED PLEAS1J11E CJ.US...1Wo or " - : Jadf. ed oa 100'5 oontormatlo!L PremilllllO SMO. n.oo, suo· II.Oil t. ENGLISH SADDLEBRED .-.. t aJ ld ;:n;,;;;._ o MAill!: WITII ' llld two rlbboua. SPRING FOAL-.Man wltltJ at • e. Prentiuma P.OO, ss.oo. n.oo. $1.00 aDd nr. I. :.:;,~ ~~b':,.liED YEARLING-Premlllllll. 15.00. $3.10, ...01. <L\Ss _203-PONY CONFORMATION, 48 to 80 1Doboo. 1 ~OD Claact-Two_yeal"' aud over. !':~ Premiums, 15.00, S3.00. $2.00, 11.00 11111 two rlbbou •.. fto committee al1aU bavt 11111 Jutladlt;lloa over • weU u peWor to dftltlo aD queatl...., arlalq ID eolUIHilon will! the colllellt, ouhleet to the roles and admiDIII:atiOI) 11 praridad. Tb17 a11111 c1at1rm1ne tho oriDl!trl and IWII'd Jl'blia ill ICI!IIIIaDM Willi lila ruJoa. hll- to ~mPb prompU, with the direetlou of tilt ~ tollaD rua1t I• lm1bedlate dllauallfieaUOII ola oontoatant. Tbe da&loll of the IDIJorlll' of tho eomml~e eoncera!Jli1Jl11Uiter ,.-lllnl tn Counectlon wtdt tbe eolttlt lhaU be final Roraea or dli~ ~· be dllqaantled af lll1 · ~ by the con:unlttee, elthtn ~ I!!• riO~ of one or mon ol tho eotidttions of the -'at Ql' bec:RM tbo cotitiiiiDC team'a colltlltlon ta 11leh u to rendn It cruel Or IDidoluhle to pennlt the team 16 proeeecl .'' ' . II. 12. 13. 14 15: .................. ., I'...... u. ...- Yllllbtll aau. u. J1llllar &au. · · - twill ...... ...00 eto.oo •oo tuO - ...00 $8.00 f4.01 - ~ ~'l:!t:..,oa!;q;;b.';d·-;.-.,;",;d·b; 116.oo f4.00 •oo aitDU. ---- ------------ 810.00 ...... ..... 18. Plodaoo ol - · I ualmoll, eltllor - . ...... bJ tt. Grad Ch ODt or - ·= r lnodon...----- ...00 * --s til '• _ ..:::~;:=: •· ....,, ae· ••• r CLASS toi-AMOUI ' I* 111M Pnti Lallholt and H..h 1'. Culfer In chti'Vf · '"· P-1 .J.~~-'!!~ IMI -7'80 P.M. at Grandotand •u .u nw " " _ , . , . . . prior lo COnleol, . aAS8 W 1• Pulhoc dlstanee ltet. Sled wW be furnished. . 1!ltt:l7 fee, 6% of premium for lirll plaea in llch ev111t, mall bo poid when enlr11s made. 1. a.. "A" PoJ11 Plill for liOniU W' IDd under. 1111.00 s10.oo I. Clus "'I" POI!Jr Jull tor Ponies .'7" to 52" lneluslve. ~ 00 $20,uu tii.OO 110.00 RULES OF SOUTHIRN OHIO PULLING ASSOCIATION TO GOYIIIN 1 CIUillflcalion of PODiq wUl be 46 in. aod under and 47 in to 52 In 2. '111e dlstanee for oaeh puB will be H fl but dlalance teis than t4 wiD be • to «~e wlnnll' or place at tbo end o! tbe eon· a. "Each driver wlll be.allowed two belpen. 4. Tbere will bel!n'H' trials to ea<h lood, flnt and second whUo hltehed 1 The third to clUDO later. lach driver must tab tint pull D. toAII oad. contetts wiD 1M! open~ to the world. 6. l!':bipplng or under use :Of the line, profanity, or tollouUng will not ... permitted. ? . The wetlht of load wlU be determined b7the Juqeo. 8. Any forward movementa ol load after the driver rives eommand to @ will be counted u a puB. D. Eaeh te.am will be driven by one driver throop tbe en!IH eontest except in case of m1urr. . 10. Drtnr must be ready wheo bit tum comes to pulL 11. Tbere will not be over lhrot tries to blteh or will be counted a1 a pull. · 12. No sma!l tame wtn bo aDowed IAi puQ In second elau but sput team1 will ba •llowed. ' 13. Ponies esn be measured with shoes or without 1&. On ll!o third pull, fOU mar 10 either WIJ', If boundartet permit. Any rules of the BUclteye Horse PuiJlnJ A11n., not li"'ed above wiD prevaiL · "' • WIOJURORNB " lhHp end lwtne M ..,.,. su IJIBON tD1 o..-t-tV ••o.qo , f!-.. CLASS 008-Hamplhlre S·me 1Uhclt11M 11 501 CLASS 1107-cbmol •amo 111bclunt •• 601 CLASS 1107-A Columblo Same nbelastes u 1101 CLASS tltJti-.IIW1N1!Poland China 1. Boll', 1 ,ear and over ........................ 2. BOll' Pic .....;·-·······-··--·········---·· 3. . Sow ner 2 JIUI ··-··----·-····---· 4. Ylllllng Sow ·······-··--·····-···---·· Ill f4.00 f4.00 f4.00 s. Bow Pic ...........................·-······ f4.00 cuss 1108 Ch- Whlta, 'lalllt Subela1111 u ti08 CLASS 810-Duroe J...er. Samt Subet- • 101 CLASS 111-Beltahlro, Same - I a 1 u 108 CLASS 112.-Hampshlre, Same Subet..... u tJOI CLASS an-Yorbbtrt. Same Bubel...., u ti08 CLASS 114-Tataworth, Same SubciUiel ao 11011 CLASS SU-LANDBACB. Same nbela 11 11 108. f: :!.:""' ..,. HORSE SHOW William Dewnlo and Tom II. R-r, luportntondonh L Opeo to World Competition. Entriea wUl clOM 1:00 PJI. W•dantlop, AUIUI11'7th. Memberllblp ti<ket not required. I. Alf ruleo and regulat10111 at the Ueip Count) Fair wtD IPJII1. :a. Cash JII'OIIlhuBI: lat., $1J.OO; Znd., $8.00; 3rd, 12-00; 4th., ll.lle, plus 11ooe1tet for lin! live pta... In aD <!URI exeept IAtd 111 Poar wbl<b wiD rocelve 1 troph' lor each entrJ wlt:bout beiDa -IWie4. 4. To be held Wednesda7 1'00 P.M. ID show ring. CLASS 2011. 1. ..8 B........,lllhip.-RorM ar Ponlet, for llelp CDUDIJ Qalll Olllr, a. Load in POJ11-Weotem Tacit-Ill" and under. -Ill. WOI!ent Pleuun PoDJ--'8" to II". '- Weotem Pl........, lloille. e. Pleuuft PooJ--&rneeo C!uo. .. EnJIIIh Pleuun Ro7. Batre! Raee a Willen! P1euun 1'oll7-<~~~dor w•. t. Trail Bp!M-W-ra Tacit. 10. Trail PoDJ-WOIIerl! Tacit. 2nd. 3nl. 13.00 N.OO SI.OO $2.00 $2.tltl $2.00 $2.00 ft-00 $2.00 "·oo sa.oo s_.t•·- c-. •' llllt'* ,..; ...... PonOl tbJ 1'o ••~.,litri tnd ~monstratf tbfi sropet~ method qt trll'nlfta . . 1• '' wort luiraPumaiUp 111 lillllll ~~uq~a 11101 .111 dliYinl. ' hohl• and muh!8 for IQDg ~n .r. IMOUrilo . '·' !evere ~ '" .fti r..... c.,...-.. •....._. llllll ........................ 1. Entr1011 cloae •• 4:00 P.II. Alii- 11th, ltllll. · . 2. Edtlbltorw must purchuo tllOIIIborlbtp ticlr,tll. . 3. All nblblll tollaD ... oometl7 lllllled ..., ....... 4. All exbibilll must be ID _plaee., 12:00 ll1ion .tar. lllti. · 5. All exbibita IIIIlllt remam Ia Dlaea tmUI ~:00 PJI. lottriq, Alta. • 6. A plata lhall eollliat ollivo W.U I 7. Alii'Nduee must be grown 111 lila • 8. No prentiunls paid on artie* oot lialed. 9. In cia.... w\lere no competition tldata ar It .. lite ........ ol the "':::"0:: Judge 1 be mily award a seeond or DO pnmlUDL 10. In judging of prn<luee, qaallt,y and 11M far eonect • guide instead olflrle lire. 11. See ~eneral Rules !or further iDstnlclloDs. CLASS 701 L Be>t six ears of yonow h,amd _ . 2. Best aill eoro of whlto hJbrld ecn 3. Best six ears white sweet COrD "- Be9t six ean Jellow rweet eorn I. Best six ears white pop corn I. Best six ean yeUow pop eont Y. Bett aill ean red pop com I. Bell pe<k wheat t. Beat poclt ol buekwheat 10 .Belt .,... winter oats II. Best pe<k ttJ1rin1 oatl 11 Belt )lllclt barley will lit the ........ 111114 .... ...... .111.211 .110.211 JOJI .111.25 .18.25 .111.211 .111.211 .111.21 CLA118 7tlZ-I'Ol'ATOES L Ool>hlcl. a apectmona :1. '1\1....,., I ..,..un.ns .111.10 .10.211 I. Clrmen, D speelmona 6. &en... BoautJ. D opoelmone I. Kotahdla. 0 opeclmeas I. a.~-. D apodmena 7. Green lloan-. II apec:imana II. (NIDIO) •ariet.J. 8 I)IOdmeno .110.211 D. MID01 Hall. 5 speclmona 10. Ylllll, D ltl8dmeDII ., ' l1 Bermudu, D spec~me., lla. (lilllllll) .-tr. 8 IPOdm•• . 'qJ·· = nea $2.00 1100 1200 ,, 00 .2.00 11.00 t ~ CLASS 70S-VliiUETAIILI8 L Cabb.,. caunno- :2. 1. Ia Plant Tomllto.......t,ll ~ 4. .10 .Ill JIO .Ill .10 .II .211 12. Pimentos, II apeclmeno Peppen, D apedtneno 1-t. M.ang:oea, 5 specimens 15. Beeta. 5 IP<<Imeos .. .. . ... ... . .Ill 13. .110 ... .Ill .211 :UI. Canots. 5 2:1pecl.mens .10 .211 .10 .211 .10 .10 .211 .10 .211 11. Turnlpa, 5 specimens 18. Cueumbers, ereen. D lpeelnwne 10. Cut'WDbers, white, II opeelmoss 20. Piekle plate 21. Okra Plate, 5 opedmoos 22. Pumpkin .10 .10 .211 Squsb CLASS 704- WATEIIKELONS 1. Tom Wataon a. Dlzle Queen I. tl'lame) variety 4. Cantaloupes, Hale'a 41. !Name) vorieiJ eLA.SS 7011-APPLE!I M.JI .10 . . .111.10 .Ill .2S .110.211 .10 1. Starman W'me1a' I . Red Wlneoap .211 .110 .211 .Ill .211 I. Jonathan 8. fled De!JclOUI .211 .211 .211 .211 .211 .211 .211 .211 .II .ea 10. Onions-white. 5 specimens 11. OniOIIo-,ellow,ll ·speci.,.aa 1lome BeauiJ GaDJa Beaat,y .••. • .. . .. .Ill plato ...... pod polo be.- ' plata ...... pod hash boua I. plata JeiloW pod ~ boane 8a Best plate yeUow pod bll1lh beiDa 9. Belt plate Uma beans 7. 7L Bell '- .10.211 .Ill I. Tomato..-yollow, 8 apedmoDI II. Tama--Wbltl, II apeelment 23. ... ... :1 ... ... •• .111.211 .00 .10 .211 7. Golden Delicious 8. Grimes Golden I. Wealth7 10. llalden mush 11. Yor.t Imperial .10 .Ill .211 .110 .Ill .211 .Ill .00 .211 12. (Name) Variety CLASS 706-0'111ER FBUITII ' 1. Prune Plum Plato 2. DatDion Plum Plate I . Green Gage Plum Plata '- Grape1, Concord Plato ..... .10 .21 .111.211 .111.211 .110.211 .111.211 .110 . . .10.211 5. Gropes, llltJPn Plate t. Bartlett Pear Plate ?. !teller Pear Plate 8. Sugar Pear Plate ..... .. 1. Poadaeo Plate YeUow Ia. Poaehu, Plate Whit. tO. Quinces, Plate 11. Aprlcol Plate CLASS7111 .IOJI .110.211 Ill llld 8rd I. Belt Display of fl'arm. Orehard and Gordlft Prodw!e $liiO $10 $1G I. Belt DllplaJ of Gardsn ProdiiCt 110 Ill " 1. Bell Dlapla:l' of Orchard or Prulll 110 $5 et (IIUBI consist of 6 or moro 11'111 of dlftennt nrteUea ol applee or 6 or more Dlatu ol different •artctles of fruita~ ' CLASS708 ~ or more Legume Ra, 411~ or less Legume Hay ..... , . • • • . . • . . . • • • • . "' = .. . .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. •• .. J4 AC Grass ........... ... .................... t4 n Eaeh exhibit to coosiBt of two (2) natea of baJ. First plaee winners will also reeeln a a-tte. aDd rtllllona to - . 1 and lblrd plaee wiDlltn. A Trophy, donated by the Meigs Soil and \Voter Coen"alloa Dtetrtct, WW be preoenled to tbe Grand Champtoa of eU baJ t1i111111a.cJ Ia U. Yarlous cla&le&. CLASS 1tHl 1. Proauee nUJt be lfOWD in Melp Oount,y. z. Proauce muat be 8J'OWD by exhibltor. a. Lar8Qt potsto ••• ··-·····--··--b. Largest pumpkin ·····c. Largest watermelon ----- d. Larg..t IJJPIO ------···-·-- tl-00 fl.OO $1.00 fl.OO :. ' h. Largeat eucumber ·······-·- IDle,.. •dillonin~: .....,.• f. Lar~eat bead u1 eabba,p -·g. Larg011 ~· --- ......... _ _ Fred o-toln. Entrill elost 11 4 p.m. Alii. 11th, 190tl. Elhlbitorw must pureh ... membonblo ~etell Jud11lng will be done at 8:00 .A.M. Wedneoday, AJiiUII 17th. a..asa t1tll . The lludard of parlectlon. 11 revi1at1 bJ ... AaWieaD PoultrJ Ao• elation lhaD be the eulde In Judrlnl and pladng owudl. 1u~ IliaD be bJ eGmpariMa bat DO IDWortllr ... lmta tollaD be liven a prllt. '111on abaD bO ae utrr IN choNell All blrtla 111111 bt free from eoalalloas dill- Pealll'J will not bo fed nor liNd lar 111 tht llllrd: allo wtU aas lit _.tble lor aDJ laue• .....- .... All exhlblta tollaJI be the property of the tllllbllorll 10 daY• before the date ot fair. 11e1p Coanlr and adjotntq eoaolill - 1D11re ltltrloL No llnllt eatri....U PINI See G<!Mrl! Raleo tar fltrthes blltructtona. Bxblbll to coDJIIt of - o1 three 131. laeb breed to be ludred Mparate(J. Brnd must bo on entrJ blsok CLASS 101 POULTRY-&. C. WHITE UlGHORNS Ill 214 11.00 HORSE PULLING CONTEST . e. Larcest tomato ---------------- Poultry l)eparbtsenl VI . .. .. .' ' . a. Hil'llll llawiw IIIII L1- I. Hoffman, Suph. Elltries close at 4:00 P.M.. Wedlletday, A•gust 10, !966. To t~~~~rantee ataU Illite. enlrleo and entry fee must be reeelved by •:oo P.M.. August !Otb. When 111117 lees are paid by check the Fair Board tollaD bavo the right to wltbbold PIJIDIDI ol promiUilll uaW tho exhlbltor'a checlt Ia h011ored by the uhlbllor'a ballk. 11 ebeclt Ia not •alld, entry fee wiD he eonaidored unpaid and aD prem!Uilll wtD be dodared forfeited to the fair Board. All sheep and ow:lne to be oo around b)' 4:00P.M. Tuetdl11. Aug. 16th. ElllrJ ,._, All nlnbltorw muot purobase J&lll!benblp Tlcketa. Out oC CotmiJ Sheep and Swine allan PIJ an entrJ fN ol. liOc - head. Judllni wiD be done at 1:30 P.M. FridaJ, AulllSt 19111. Sot Oeaerol Rilles "" further inltnl<UoDa. CLASS 1101 SH"P-SBROPRR!I!!!S lat. 2nd. llrd. 1. Raat, I JIUI 111d over ···-·············-·-· f4.01 N .OO A.OO 2. Raat, 1 Jell' and tllldor Z ·-·····-···--·-· M.OO ...... $2.00 3. 1111a, l.ab ·-------·-·--··---·-·-··-··· sa.oo $1.00 11.00 1. Ewe, 2 yeare and o•er -····-·············-·· "·00 •oo •oo a. Ewe, 1 .... and aadar 1 ····--···-··-·· f4.00 sa.oo $1.00 6. Ewe, illllb .....................................-- $2.00 12-00 $1.00 7. Jl'lodt, 1 ram •DJ qe, 1 ..,. 3Jean or.,..., 1 ..,. 1 , _ and Dl!der 2 ............................00 N.OO n.oo CLASS 1102-Merlno-Same subelaaseo as 1101 CLASS 503 Corredale S·me ,.wleew u 801 CLASS lOt Southdowu Same nbelauel u 101 CLASS ti05-.Dorotlta-o IUbelaPOI u 601 C<lif''!!:_ · T~ ll.ltoutor and Hulth 1'. In oh· · 1 ll:ntrr IM' $8.00 per teom. Memberahlp 11c1tet 1101 11qaired. See General ~· for -further l1lltnact!ODJ where appBeahlt. To 110 eGnduc104 ID bobt of the Gl'lllllltand -.rtiDI 7:10 Wedr...., evening,"-"'· 17th. . · Tile '•ll!f'! of 4raft ~Ia depeud D()O!I tllaJt lb!BQ. to ' 111111 . . OIPICIQ to ·endure eftortl. 11ie lll>Jiel, of tldt' ltal II 111 ..._ - . . . tilt surt:alned IDUimUlll,.r.uwq eapaeiJ of e~. , _ teo1JI••~.JI 1110 . ~~~~d~uab!e Ia eotlfic dataa the r.e bOto;,.a f01'111 ...., 1 ~oeuoo "' <uoanoma an<l shool ·tttmulata ctMn~ II II!• tireediJill and noe of good draft boroes and mulea. • 1!1 ~. It II dH!rod: . ' ., . . •al TG ~nnlne tile ialue of IJpe, aDd m.dbfl lit ... Mlertton ol ~r1e1 and ntul~ intended lor loaa ud ·U'duolil drift w.aQ, $8.00 $8.00 ...00 - - - JWUl'tB ----- IWIBOII l:: ~~~---- JIONY I'VLLING CONTIIT I ... _ =:: ::: bntden -------- I. Orand Qwnplon Ball 10. Clllmpl.- Ball IL Oft, 1 _ . . . ._. . .: 13. Belt pe<k 101 b..n, ".oo 16. There will be no ch11181nl bridles after contest atarta. Any drivor that drotlo bUnda taam wiD bo dlaqualllled for that puB. 17. No lllht wolaht hlll'lel wiD be permlltod to pull In heavy weight oontest ueept In eue of not enOUih lelllll to mao a Plod pull and With consent of the Jadgea. 18. All driven mull sls7 baclt of doubllDh:._,A!J helpen must stay bsek of Ill• load whue bones .,. pulllnr. • t •• wme you forfeit your pull, CLASS 206· HORSE PUU.ING CONTEST. I . Liptwelgbt TeBIDJ-2800 lbs. and under. 2. lll4dlewalght TWDI-2801 lbt. to 1200 lbe 3. Heavywetsht T011ll1-820! lbo. en<l . · I PIIIZES-Preaumo and Rooette.a, far eaelt of the above aubci....L lat 2nd 3rd tth tltb 1110.00 Nll.oo ezo.oo 815.00 110.06 •.oo Special award by Ohio Guernsey Breeders Assn. Elltrtes elose at 4:00 P.M. Wednesday, August JO, t966. To guarantee llaD apace, entrte.a and ent.cy lee must be J<OCeived by 4:00 P.M .• Alltlllsl lOth. When entrr fees are patd b' cboclt the Fair Board tollaD blve the ricbt to withhold PBI'III•nt ol tnmJama until tbe exblbltor'a eback b honored b7 Ill• exhibitor's ballk. if cbeet Ia not valid, enlr7 fee wiU bs eGnaldored unpaid and aD premlUIDI will be dedared forfeited to ll!o Fair lloard. All eattle to be on sr<Jund by 4:00 P.M. Tuosday, Aua. 16tb. All eatUe owned ID Melp County entered free upon tho purch... of membership tletet. All eatUo outoide Melp County will be eharged DOe {flftJ eenta) per head after the purebaso of a membenblp ticltot. Edtlblton are required to lllrDiah eertlfleatea to Seen~ at time of entrJ; allo to tho nperlntentlent ID ebar1e. 1udJlq wiD be done at 10:00 A.ll. WedllesdaJ, Alltlllat 17th. The below tlateo wlll app(J foz Beef Brtecla: May I, 1964to December 31, 1U6I. ••.......•• , • • • . . . . Senior Yearling Januaey I, 1965 to April 30, ltltl5 ... _................ Junior Yearhnt May 1, 1985to Augus\31, 1985 ...... -- .............. SuiDDler Yearling September 1. !96ll to De<tmber 31. 1985 . . . . . • •• • . . . . . . . . . 9en!or Call Januaey 1, 1908 aod after .............................. Jumor Ca CLAIII &111-mt:arOIDII: lJI W 2Jrd 1 11a11, 1 ,.... and • __ . . _ _ 110.00 ....., •oo I. ..._ Yoerllnl Ball ---------'10.00 ...... ...00 I. Junltr Yoadtnl llall - - - - -'B.OO $11.00 Sa.tltl 6. a.- Y..U., 1111 • ...00 ...00 f4.00 I. ..... Ball Cllf - - - - - · - - - - - - - flO() M.tltl ti.GO •· Jlllll.. Ball Cllf ----------------·-· M.GO p.oo Y. Pair ol. baiiL ..., .... lind and OWiled bJ ..talbltGr ····-· $10.00 $8.00 P.OO B. Gtt ol sire, 3 r.nlmala, IJl1 aco, both - . I pull \., Grand Champion Female .. , ...•. , . , .. .... ..... .. ....... Rolette Produce of Dam ........ , .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . $8-7-8-5 Get of Sire .... -............. ................. ..... $8-7~ Three Femaleo bred and owned by ElhtbltfM' ........ $8-7-8-5 Cow and daUJhter .. .. . .. .. .. . .. . .. .. ....... $8-7-8-5 Best female bred and owned by Exblbitor- Bee/ Cattle Department IY . . • Hlrlftt llewter 11141 L1Uren I. Hoffntlft, Suptrlntendantl _., and Geldlq "'-· --- aPreml1mla. . ~.............,. -· a Four nu or Stud S3.00, $2.110, noo 11111 two ribbona 1 · ,._ Premlamo. 1 ~--1 year and undor 2 :rem. 00• lf·00· SJ.oo, noo 01111 two rihboas t. 11om will! Foal l'l!ll. entered ID Item'l"an.t'!"be"::;.!:.t"'£ wttlt ..,. , !.our Premlvuu - $1J.OO, $3.00, $2.00, $1.00 aDd two rlbboM. ~-~. J~NY CONP'ORMATJON-46 tnebeo and under. _,.., ouu ....oea as 203. o."'· ., Senior Champion Female . • . . . . . . • .. .. . . . .. • . .. .. . .. . .. . . Rosette thf ro~ai!!"'!:'~ 1'011~ CLASS 201-J<.'NGUSR HORSE CONP'ORMATION L STALUON CLASS-Two ,.,... and ewer. · PremluDII P.OO, p,.., SI.OO, $1.00 aad two ribbons. ..., I. ENGLISH SHOW HORSE TYPE CI.ASS-Juclpd 711'5 ooniOI'IIIOtlo• and 25'5 IOMI'al appell'allft. Premiua stl 00 p DO ft-00 11 01, U.. .a- pa111ac CIPaelt1 at the bant ani lhall ride, If possible. Eaeh driver wiD tie aDowed two belpere In blteh· lntl. but Ia no case •IU belpor be allowed to toueb load or boroes or apeak to horses or driver while team ts pulling. 9. Drivers shall not prod, wbip, or toueb horses wbUe puUinJ and shall drive with reuooablr tlcbllineJ, and no..,. will a driver be at. lowed to whip or ohako Ilileo over horses or above hlo own heed while pallinc. No driver will bo allown<l to liiiDP doubletreeL 10. Undue abuslvo treabnellt to hones on or off tho pullina field or ao,dut _11rofaniiJ ean dlaquallfy contestants 11 jufileo aea fiL 1Lor1There tollall be 1t leul three judres for neb eonllal ltld a t.J lhaD determine declllon. 2. Weight for start at puB tollaD be tlotermln'ed 111 the ofli,.all sa as to bold down the number al palla and sWI I(ve the IJIOClalora a 10od ohow lllthoUih in no .,._ tollaD mare than 1000 )IOWldo be added if one d olh teiiBI ""' eltnilnatod exeeptln ease ala ~tap ar' welght Pll 1 w ere lilt bandieap oa eertatn teama tm11t be -ter. 18. Each contH!anl mall preoent a welaht aDp of leam within woigbt Umlt to compete In pull and bones tbal are to puB .topther muat bo weighed together. WelllllnJ mUll be dona bJ ce-tent welCh master at time and Plilco deslt!Datea before pull, Member of the commltleo mull be present et tbo seal11 at time of w•ll'htnl. lt. Tea~ wUI pull In order thet weltlllln at ICII111 or entriea aceepted. 18. Drtver must be ready when bla tum COliiOI to puB. Wllllul !l'llllnl will not be tolel'lted. Two triab at trytna to Jteok wUl bo eounted I. ~ Premiums $5.00, $3.00. $2.00, $1.00 and twa ribbaot. two YEARLING-Premi111110 P-00. P-00, $2.00. .1.00 ""' •nd ·\ ' 17. s Ptat&iulred and ....,t ., ll:lhlbltor 11.00 1.00 4.011 1 CLo\88 303-MILKING SHOBTHOBNs-.saa.. au~ u 10~ • . CLASS llt)6.o8ROWN ~ IUbdaJiq II 801. ' CLASS 8011-,.AYlllllllliD-IID iltlbdaueo 11 801. CLASS 808-JI!:IIIIIn'&-Semt l1lhdaqes u lltll. . · lqUTHIASTI.N 'OHIO DISTitiCT GUIRNIIY IHOW All ~rod O i l - 'from this Dlatrlct olfllble, to tollow. Eatno lee. Sl.OO per head . Elitries eioseflrlt day of Fair, Tnesdsy, A~ 16th. /ill Guernseys must be recLttered to be e!lilble . to show. Papen wiD be ch<cl<ed by tbe 1!4cre1ar7 of tllo Sbow. · Eoeh exbtbJtor limited to one entry in each lfOUp rlas1, and two entri11ln -b •ndlviclull clau. Show to belln at 1:00 P.M. Friday, AuiUJ! ltllb. All other Rules and Retllllations of iho Meip County Fair will be applied. J. Blill eaU (Up to one yeor) .............................. $8-6-4 2. Blill (One year and un<ler 2) ................ , .. • .. .. .. $8-6-4 3. Bull (Two YOU'I an<l over) ........................... , $1~ Champion Bull . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. Rosette 4. Jr. Helfer Call ...................... $8-7~ (Nov.l, 1905 ·May 1, 1966) II. &. Helfer Calf ..................... $8-1~ (July I, 1965 .Qet. 31, 1965) B. Jr. Yearl'n' Heller .................. $8-7~ Jan. I, 196ll· June 30,196ll) 7. Sr. Yearlin& Heller ... .. ..•.•.•.•..... ~7~ July I, 1964 · Dee. 31, 1964) Junior Champion FemtJ!e ........ , ................ .... .. , Rosette 8, Cow (2 yrs. old and under 3) ........ ............ $10-8-8-7~ 9. Cow (3 yrs. old 11td under 4> .................... $10-8-3-7-6 10. Cow (4 rn. old and over) ...................... . $10-8-3-7~ except in case of injury. · 8. JudR'!O' deellllon at the bellnalnJ of a contalt, wbether driver -I ED.., .:...' ELIGmlLITY: OPEN TO Til! WOIILD. Ro!lta and mules, reprdl.eu of where owned, are ellllble to 011ter thla 0011telt. ConditionsA atone boat ioa~ed with eement blootJ wtD be used. All !eal!ll be wo!lhed on the dsJ o1 the eoateM behnen 11;00 aoon and 4.00 P.M. at 1 loclll ••aleo and a weight certllicote mUll •• eornpany entey. 01mero 'Viii futl!lab their own feed. Rulot of tho lucuro Horwo Pulllnt Aasocr.tlen of Ohio I. '111e dlataact for 'oaelt puB ahall be 11 feot, b•t dlatltlee ol leeo than 'n feet will be !lied to iletfrmiDe winner or placement at ..4 oC the contest. · 2. '111e dlltanoo bttw1e11 aide bowlduUa ~ be 14 feet and llama ~ loadl m111t otQ within uld boundariea while pulllnc. ADJ Plft • team or load outalda ol batmdarles wiD ntd pull. !;,_l'lnt and sOCODd puU lhaD bo In tho dlroctlon tndleatad by tho a,.._ '!'bird mar he tUett In oltber direction provldlq eaoutlll room within end beundll'lal. 'Nmalns 4. An' forward momnent ol load after tile driver tllvet a eommand to co will be counted u a pull and meosurement wiD be recorded. OS· eet>l In ease ol breata1• wblch ontiUu team to anoliler pull. t1. Whistle or siiJiaJ tollaD be I(ven whea loam hu made the dlatance or committed an error nuiiUriDI distance. Driver tmllt atop team Jm. mediately after 11id IIIJIII. 6. All team.s must take first pull. Each team tollaD tab flrat ancl ncond poll while hltehed to load. Drtvera may forfeit seeoDfl pull. Third pull may be taken after all teiiBI had. lint and second. 7. Eaeb team shall be driven by one driver lhl'outlll entire contest, lou~ luporintondonll CLASSES-OPEN 1'0 wOBLD ~ON l. Entries wlll close at 4:00P.M. Aug, lOth. I. leo-membenblp tldl:eL J. To be held Wednesd111 at 10:00 A.AI. br of GnndJ!aDd. CLASS liiOl-WESTERN HORSE CONFORIIATION 1 STALUON ~Two yean aDd over. ~amUII.OO, p.oo. 12.00. s1.0o aDd twa rlbbono. I. PARADE 1'YPI! ~~ or Ot!dlap Ja41ed 78'5 'cont...Uoa and Zll'5 General Appnranoo: Spoiled or SoUd Oalo11: To 11ot lw!dlad orlth bridle onlY. I. WES11!11N MAII1! OR HORSE ~ oa 100'5 cont.,_ UoD; To be ahowa ID hand with bftdlt oniJ. ~ te.OO SS.OO, HortJert I. Shields ond Tom R. To dii!IIIMirato further, PHOTOGRAPHY 39. Class 39. PHOTOGRAPHY - Activity 39a. Adventures with Your Camera. Exhibit five pictures on altJ subject or a picture story series of five pictures. 39b. Challenges In Picture Taking. Exhibit five different typu of pictures of a picture sequence giving type of camera, tlnd of light, and camera setting for e~cb. 99c. Exploring Photography. An Advanced exhibit over 39b. 40: Class 40. SPECIAL AWARDS TO FAIR EXlllBITORS. 40a. A special award of $1.00 for each advisor and aS&istant shall be allowed to provide some form of recognition award to 4-H Club advisors. Not to exceed total of $50.00. 40b. The sum of $25.00 shall be allotted to each exhibiting FFA. This amount to be used to delray the expenses of their ,_.. presentatives to a state or national event or similar activity. 40c. Expenses shall be allotted to a maximum of four deleg!lte. to 1966 State 4-H Club Congress to be held in July 1965, at the Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio provided tb" exhibit at the Fair. Not to exe~ $50.00. The Citizens Bank, Middleport, Ohio II sponsoring 011a additional delegate. 40d. To encourage more volunteer youth groups to participate In the Junior Fair, an amount of $12.00 or more may ba made available for each eigbt feet of exhibit S)Nlce If ·approved by both the Junior Fair Board and the Meigs CountJ Agricultural Society. The total amount allocated under this section shall not exceed $150.00 In 1966. CONFOR.~TION / l• '· '· 'I. .. •1 ' •. • DaUy Sellllnal, Pclmeroy-Jillddleport, 0., Mg. 1,, 1116&-t ~~ ; ClasU4. ~tfLTRY. SHO}VMANSHIP- ~me :~ l\ldgl'ilf WID bl! announced. . . " .. , .. -·~ ' 1. Largeat onion --- --------·----- ,,. "-·00 $1.00 tl.OO 8].00 11.00 Longest ear ot h1brfd eGm .....................- •• $1.00 Tbe tar&eSI pro<tuce (By wei&btl obaD be tbo wtDner Ia u.., "a• j. through ''1". The winner tn Item "j" will be the Loqe.t Ml' men 2Nd fNia the first J.erneJ on one end of ear to the .Lal1 kerDel OD the otW end of the ear. Department VIll FLOWERS AND PLANTS CLARENCE HENDEIISON, DIRECTOR IN CHAitGI Mn. Margorot Ello Lewie, Superloilllldlnt RULES FOR FLOWER SHOW I . Show Is opel! to the public, and one cloes not n~ to be 1 member of a garden club to exhibit. . 2. Show Is open to residents of Meigs County oniJ, ucept for Section 802, ClaSIOI 14 and 15, Irwitational, wblcb lire opea to residents of any adjoining county . 3. Mem,bershlp ticket 18 entry fee. Not required for Junlon u~~o der 12. 4. Exhibitors will prepare their entry blinks ancl file them It the Secretary'a office not later than 4 P.M. Aug. 11, 1966. 'l'hll rule wW be ltrictly compUed with. I. All elltrles must be the work of the exhibitor. 6. AU ci._ II'e for amateun only. !An amateur II anyone wile grow~ plants ·for his .or her own pleuure, and not for the purpose of UveBhood.) . : . 7. Entries must be set up 1Dd completed betwen 9 All.. ani 11 Nooa, Wed., Aug. 17, With, jt1dlit11 to ·bf!lln at 1 P.ll. Jntftlnl WUJ be b)' th~ standll'd tll'altm. The declsioa of the ludll II flDal. \ ' - " 1nl81'fere~ With the judge miy CI1IP'-an :e~~t~blt to be cU. quallileol li1 the lltow c1ta1rman. bhl'!!tl arrlvl!ll lfltr 12 ·. .' • �'. f .,_ .J,~ . -~ -·· .... . ' exhibit to consist of one peck sam~le. , . . 14m. oats - exhll)it to t'llliBIBI of one peck samf e. 14n live - exhibit to consist of one ~II; aamp e. ndi Hn · ci1amtJion 'Ii·ophy or Plaque to the most outstabe ns i.1en or t.•t·op exhibit. Kntries in this class must en1er in classes lla: to lin. inclusive. Trophy or Plaque to ba furnished by Junior F1lr Board. " FLOWER 15 Class 15 CONSERVATION & ENTOMOLOQ.,, , f;ARDENING. LAVJN CARE & ~RESTRY. These exhibit• will ~ I' ,g•d ·at the fair by the interv1ewmJ :fot\h~ ~u~::.~\~;!t '' 1t\lo'S will be between 9.00 A.M. an · · ' lvth as exhibits are put In place. loa Let's Explore the Outdoors . h Make a displa.v or poste~ showing details of "'1M! p ase o1 th.e outdoors studied on Iukes. I5b Ohio Birds Explained in your projrd book. 15l'. Saving Soil & Water .. Chart or display of o~e major aciJVlh'. lad Farm Mapping and Soli Testing t' 'I Chart Dr display Df one ma]or ar JVi }' . 15•. Wildlife Production . t'vi'ly Chart or display of one ma]or ar J •• !51 Buckeye Bug Catchers I . Insect co11edion must be e-xh1blted. TPn in~Prts or more. Jag. Buckeye Bug Catchers II h'b't d Tw nt\' five Insects or Insect collertion must be ex: 1 I e · P .• more. Must be more advanced than l:lf. I'h. Bul'keye Bug Catrhers IIi h'b't d F'1ft l·nsects or more lnsed collection must be ex I ' e · Y · Must be more advanced than 15g. 15' Your First Flower Garden I. Exhrb 1t two kmds of flowers. Prepare a chart showing work done. plus an exh1bit of an actt''lly. 15j . Flower Gardemng II h · k ;\l'f'ording to project books. Pr~p~re a chart s owmg wur donP. plus an exl11bJl of an act1v1ty. 15k . Flowf'r Gardf>ning III h t howing wnrk According to projert books. Pr~p~re a I' ar s don£". plus an exh1b1t of an actiV It y. 151 Flower Gard<'ning IV . Arrorcting to projt•rt book Prep~re a l'hart s'howmg work don£". plus an exhibit fJf an act1v1ty. . . . lf>m 1-'lm.~,.er Gantemng V ~ Home Beautlf1catron Prepare an <'XIlibit showing some phase of actual work done 15n. Lawn and Garden Mamtenan ce. Exhibits as listed m proje ct book. ]5o Woodcrafter Prt>pare a display of' wood. or lea\ es, propPrly labeled and mounted to be exhibit Pd. 15p Tree Planting Each membrr should exhibit three or more 11ve trees, plu1 a posh•r gi\ mg the facts uf how 01an'' trPes planted, date of p lanll ng and surv1val. 16 rlass lu. liNtOIN~ERING. . . . . l'h ?se exhibits will be judged at the fa1r bv mterv1ewmg of ttle ·1· 1h mPmber. Interviews will be between 9.00 A.M. and 6.00 P.M., J-...: .., nav. August lflth as exhibits are put in place. H:i:1. ·Auto Care and Safety lJnit I . Ou;pla\' or poster showing one phase of proJect work. 141. tinley - g:i ., ' •• ]f\h. Auto ('a rr and Saft'IY Unit II . Dls :d3v or ptlo.;t cr showinf' (lne phase of proJect work. 18r \uto (·.:trf' and Safety Vmt Ill . o1splay or poster show1_ng one phase of proJect work. ;. v;•' ' \ ! !I ·I )6d Live and Play the Electnc Way . First Year - Exhibit two item• from the suggested hst. lilP. Live and Play the Electric Way Second Year - ~xhibit two items from the su~gested list. J6f. Advanced ElectriCity Exhibit as suggested in project book. lindlvldual tampa not accepted l . . . , • JAg. Club Electril'al Exhibit - suggested m1mmum siZe 3 x 3 or equivalent. . I6h. Rope - Exhibit articles made or 10 f ten I knots, splices, and hitches on board . IAi Club Rope Exhibit - suggested minimum size 3' x 3' or equivalent. . 16]. Lawn Power Equipment Umt I - make an exhibit of ono section of the project 18k. Small Engine Care and Maintenance Unit IT- as suggested In project book. 181. Getting Acquainted with your Tractor Educational exhibit of one section of project. 16m. Assuring Safe Efficient Tractor Operation Educational exhibit of one section of project. J6n. Improving Your Trador Skills Educational e.xh1bit of one section of project. J&o. Tractor- Mal'hinery Care and Safety Educational exhibit of one section of project. 16p TRACTOR OPERATORS CONTEST. To encourage an develop skill and safety io tractor operation. A - award - $3.00 B - award - $2.50 C - award - $2.00 Eligibility: Entries may be made by those who have partl. cipated in an organized Tractor Maintenance and Safety Program. Age limit shall be 12 to 20 years. Detailed method of scoring and judging of skijl shall be made available to contestants. J8q. Woodworking - Joints & Fasteners Used in Woodworking Exhibit articles made. ]6r. Woods and Wood Finishes - Exhibit articles made or prepare educatiomll exhib1t. 16s. Two wheel trailer, hog house, brooder house. wagon box, hay rack. 161. Work bench, milk cart. feed cart, hog self.foeder. community nest. motor driven assembly, post drill assembly, farm sled, ladder. table, gun rack. 16u. Small motor project - completely tear down. repair and rebuild motor Show on a poster exactly what was done . I6v. Small motor project- complete!) tear down motor. Mount parts on exhibit board, listing repairs needed . 16w. WPIC1ng job - lar ge 1examples · storage rack, motor base.) 16x Large Cabmet - completely finished . Cedar chest, gun cabinet. ]6y. Large Engine - dean, paint. and repair to running condition. 16z. Farm Welding job - exhibit 1 large welding job to be used on farm Example - wagon or elevator. DIVISION VI BEEF CATTLE 17. Class 17. BEEF SHOWMANSHIP. Each person entering an animal in Class 18 will be automatically entered for showmanship. No bulls may be exhibited in the Junior Show. All Junior Fair exhibitors must be ready for showmanship at 9:00 A.M. They lhould "·ail until their class is called before coming to the show area. The purpose of starting with showmanship is so both the ex· h.ibitor and anirAal will be fresh and clean. Grading of the showmanship class shall be based 50% on the exhl· Ditor and how well he handles his animal. 50% shall be on the condition of the ammal as to cleanliness. grooming, and physical condition. The quality of the animal shall not be considered In Chis class. J7a. Old Pro--4-H- Those that have exhibited 4 years or more. J7b. Expenenced Showman 4-H - 3rd and 4th year exhibitors. 17r. Yearling Showman 4-11 -Those that are exhibiting for the 2nd time. 17d. Novice Showman 4-H - Those exhibiting animals for the first time. ,. ' l~ " Champion and Reserve Champion In each of the three elas• es shall be selected. Grand Champion Showman shall be selected from competition of the top two wlnnera of the classes 17a-17d. 17e. Old Pro- Vo-Ag. 17!. 2nd, 3rd. 4th year exhibitors- Vo-Ag. J7g. Novice Showman- Vo-Ac. 18 Class 18 HEREFORDS, ANGUS, CHAROLAIS, AN'• SIIORTHORN. 18a. Calf born J•nuary I, 1968 to April 30, 1966. lRb. Senior Calf born September 1, 1965 to December 31, !96&. 18c. Summer yearling born May 1, 1965 to August 31, 1965. 18d. Junior Yearling born January I, 1965 to April 30, 1965. J8e. Senior yearling born September I, 1964 to Dec. 31, 1964. 18f. 2 year old heifer born May I, 1964 to August 31, 1964. !Bg. Cow born prior to May I, 1964. Jib. Special Steer Class - Rules of County Steer Feeding Club · will be followed . 1See below) 18h.·l Herefords 18h.·2 Anguo 18b.-3 Shorthorn .. ·' . 18h.-4 Rate of GilD . . · 19411 STEER FEEDING RUI.ES- lllf:IGS COUNTY· · ., 1'rophle• rurmshetl by Me1gs :County Agrlculturai !Soclety. .,. OBJI<:CTIVES - The objeclives ·ol the Meigs County Steer F~ln• Project •re to: ' , ·,. 1)\, . • -~ · 1. Help boys and girls gain experience In the art of producing quality beef. . 2. To encourage boys a,nd g1rls to use a production. prqject as I means of financing education. · · . . 3. To help boys and girls to develop themselvel to their IIUIXI• mum capacity by giving them a variety ot experiences. RULES. The rules of the Meigs County Steer Feedini Proj•ct are as follows: / · . 1 Any member of the Meigs County Better Uvestock Club be. tween 9-19 years of age as of January I, is eligible to P81t1CI· pate in the steer feeding program if they 1blde by both ·the Junior Fair Board's regulations and the Steer Feedmg Program's rules. . , 2. Project calves should be selected from purebred beef stock. No dairy or datrycrosses permitted, Calves are not to e)iceed one year of age before January I, must be castrated prior to start of project. 3. Deadline for putting project steers on feed and isolation from nurse cow is .January I, of the club year. 1\11 a~.lmala m~st be tatooed under the supervision of the County Steer Feeding Committee. : 4. All participating members must fill out an animal ldentlfica· tion card which shall be filed at the County Aient's Office. 5. Each menlber is limited to one ill steer for the steer feeding orogram. 1 6 :\11 projPct animals must either be polled or de-hOrned .. 7 \11 r'rojel'fs mv~t be both haller broken and properly fitted l'or the show and sale B. rlatP·'lf.gain stet"r class: .1\. Anv qualifierl Steer Feecting project mt>mbl!!-r may compete for this awarrt R. ~ni ·"" l!' mw;t hP wFif'ht>rl on FrlrJay, Derember 3J, 19R5, r. u r· icr lh1• sunp··vit;illn of thP ,·nmmiUee. and the County F ',- no:inn .J\'~"nt AI··· · r d "l rf'<;P'llf' I hv ~tl•t•r Pr()jert Committee. ~':I ll' ·, v f'i"ll . [n BP " , -\ .' 'l st·· , ~·s mu:;;t lv" ,~ "i<l\1"1 at 10.00 A .M. the day of tfle tale B. :\o st~ r mR\' be f o•f or watered after 7·00 P.M. the day pnor to 111'~ ~" ' '~ . • . 9 Tlu~ judgm _g of slcero;;, as fnr as qu~:l1ty and conformatmn 11 ('(Jncefned. sllt<ll b ~ on tll P tJ ·,J•; of ntar ket grade •. 10 \ll project anunalo; mn•:t he sl1u"_u an~ sold at the County Fair in order to r 3111ph·'t> the yea rs proJeCt. 11. Ord er of shuY. . A. All anHna1s must rompete in t11eir respectJve bree~ classe1. B. Hflreford, An " w, Shorthorn. and any ot.h er reco~J7.ed beef brcPd or cros:· brecl bt>ef ~~11 be shown m respective classes fo1 Jumm l• ,Hr 11bbons and premrum money. . Ammals sh all bt> pl<t ~· ~d \\ ithin each breed pnmarlly for s;1!~ order purpw;;cs. D. The fir st h\ o anunals in p:_1J'h breed shall compete for \i tanu l'han1p1on and Res!'rve Cha•npion . c. 1:! on..: . .T of S:~!e: The JUdge shall determine sale order, based on qu...:I Jty ~nJ con fc1 rration The first S(' 11 : :1g animal shall be ~he C".Jt:d Cll:Jillpion iliH l t hf:' f :·ond sh:ll be Reserve Champion ut ille show. J:l . .:Vo b} -biddin g will be IJCrmiU ert 14 All t"x~.:ept10ns to any b,\ ·lo1w lliU ;;;t be only on the .approva1 of Ow Steer Pro jed L'omnuttce. . . 15. Any member may be disqualified at any time for violating rules or misconduct. 16. A per-centage commission. which shall providede payment fohr expenses of conducting the sale will be assess agamst eac club member by the sale committee. COMMITI'EE Llovd Blackwood W. S. Michaels C. E. Blakeslee Larry Ritchie B1ll Carr Hiram Slawter The American Polled Hereford Association, Kansas City, 30, Missouri w11l award a special plaque to the exhibitor of , the best polled Hereford heifer in the Junior Division of 1 fair or 1( a Jun· ior Fair is not held, this award is available for a show open to alate or county competition. . Exhibitor must be under 20 years of age and the ID!rnlls must be a registered polled Hereford, and recorded in the ownership of the junior exhibitor. DIVISION VII DAIRY CATTLE •· 19. Class 19. DAIRY SHOWMANSHIP. Each person ·entering an ammal in Class 23 will be automatically entered lor shoWIIUinshlp. No bulls may be exhibited in the Junior Show. All Junior Fair exhibitors must be ready for showmanship at 9:00 A.M. They •lwuld wail until their class is called before coming to the show area. The purpose of starting with showmanship is so both exhibi· tor and animal will be (resh and clean. (;radtng of the showmanship class shall be based ~0% on the exhl· bitor and how well he handles his animal. 50% shall be on the condition of the animal as to deanlines•. grooming, and physical condition. The quality of the animal shall not be con.tdered 1n th1s class. t9a. Old Pro-4-H-Those that have exhibited 4 years or more. 19b. ~xperienced Showman-4-H-3rd, 4th year exhi~itors. 19c. Yearling Showman - 4-H - Those that are exhlbilln& for the 2nd time. !9d. Noviee-4-H-Those exhibiting animals lor first time. J9e. Old Pro- Vo-Ag 19f. 2nd, 3rd, and 4th year exhibitors - Vo-Ag. 19g. Novice Showman- Vo·Ag. 20. Class 20. GUERNSEYS. No bulla may be exhibited in the Junior Show. 20a. Junior Calf born betwf'en Nov. 1, 1965 and May 1, 1968. 20b. Senior Calf born between July I, 1965 and Oct. 31 ,19415. 20c. Junior Yr. Heifer dropped between Jan. I, 1965 and Juns 30, 1965. 20d. Senior Yr. Heifer dropped between July I, 1964 and December 31, 1964. 20e. Two year old heifer dropped between July 1, 1963 and July I, 1964. 20f. Cow dropped prior to July I, 1963. 21. Class 21. JERSEYS (Sub-classes same as class 201 22. Class 22. HOLSTEINS. (Sub-classes •ame as elass 20) 23. Class 23. ANY OTHER RECOGNIZED DAIRY BREED. (Sub-Classes same as class 20 l 24 Class 24. MEIGS COUNTY BETI'ER IJVESTOCK CLUB and ALL REGISTERED DAIRY and BEEF ANIMAI.S. Animals must have proof of registration except in tase of calve• born aince January I, 1966. Calves moat have birth certitlcatea showing registered sire and dam. Since 1944 the Pomeroy National Bank and the Meiga County Farm Bureau Landmark have provided Trophies, Rosettes and cash prizes for the Meiga County Beiter Livestock Club. In 196S the group was cbanged so leadership and lnteresta could be concentrated in the Beef area Including steer feeding, In the Guer• sey.Jersey Dairy area and in the Holstein Dairy area. A plan will be worked out by a committee so that showing for the various awards In 1966 will be simplified. The Ohio Junior Jersey Breeders Association will provide 1 rosette to the Grand Champion Jersey Female In the Meiga County Junior Fair. The American Guernsey Cattle club will provide rlbbona for clas• es, Champion ribbons, and a special Guernsey plaque for I he Champion Guernsey in the Showing and Fitting Contest. DIVISION VIII SHEEP 25. Class 25. CORRIEDALE SHEEP 25A. SHOWMANSHIP 25a. Ewe, Spring Lamb. 25b. Ram, Spring Lamb. 25c. Ewe, I year and Under Two. 25d. Ram, I Year and Under TWo, Regillered. 25e. Ram, Registered, Over. Two Years. 25(. Ewe, Registered, Over Two Years. 26. Class 26. SHROPSHIRE SHEEP (Subelaasea same as Class 25) 27. Class 27. ANY OTHER RECOGNIZED BREED OF SHEEP OR GOATS l Subclasses same as class 25) DIVISION IX SWINE 28. Class 28. SHOWMANSHIP 28a. 4-H members. 28b. Vo-Ag members. 29. Class 29. SWINE: POLAND CHINA !Exhibit to consist ,of I head 1 29a. Gild (Purebred 1 under 6 months of ago. 29b. Boar t Purebred ) under· 8 months of age. 29c. Gilt I Purebred 1 over 6 m.onths or age. 29d. Boar 1Purebred 1 over 6 months or age. 29e. Sow I Purebred 1 29!. lllarket Pi& UJ!der 3 montha of ace. ,. • '· ·' ·\ • 291• Kal'ltet Pit OY81 S months of lgt. 30. 1 Class 30. BERKSHIRE SWINE IS!Ib-classea same ., •1;, Clas~ 3~.' ~MfSHj~ SWINE l Sub-classes 3~. Class 32. CHESTEit :Wl-JJ'l'E (Sub-classes . 3lii•. ·.CIJss .3a. 4NY O.Tllli:8 . 11.ECOG~ (·Stibc£1asse811,1llle·Js cl-.s ~9) ,. · , , , • . ·· DIVISION X . · " RABBil'S AII!D POULTRY · 1, .J~. 1· • ,. . .... \ 34-H Club Poulfty Showmanship. . ' · 34~. Old Pro Showipsh~ Exhlbltlng,S yeara or mo~. •. : .·': . 34b. Yearlfng SHOwman. Exbibltflill for the · 2nd' ynt. , .. , 34c. Nov!~ SHoWman. Exhlbltlug for the lat time. 1 • 35. Class 95. RABBIT SHOWMANSHIP - -Time of judihll · wft be announced. .. · · , 35a. Old ' Pi'o Showman, Exhibiting 3 years or more. ., '·•· 35b. Yearling Showman. Exhibiting for the 2nd year. · 35c. Novi<e S)lowmao. Exhibiting for the lsi ti~. c 36. Class 36. POUL'fllY. · Exhibit to cons!~ of pen' of t~ree. May be th~ee entries per project. 36a. Poultry Production Project I . 36b. Poultry Production Project ll 36c. Senior 4-H Poultryman 86d. Dueks, Geese or aquabs. 37. Class 37. RABBITS. May be three entries per project, . 37a. Rabbit I 37b. Rabbit II 37c. Advanced Rabbit 38. Class 38. SHO.WMANSHIP 4-H SADDLE HORSE PROJECT. 38a. Showmanship (halter) 38a-1 Western Showmanship Members 9-14 years of ige. Members 15-19 years of age. 38a-2 Rngllsh Showmanship English Horse Showmanship Members 9-19 yeara of age. English Pony Showmanship' Members 9-19 years of a~e. 38b. Horsemanship or Equitation (in saddle or harness) 38b·l. Western Horsemanship Horses .Members 9-14 years or age. Members 15-19 years of age. Ponies-Members In this elass not to be over 11 years of age on January 1, of current year. Members 9-13 years of age. Members 14-16 years of age. 38b·2. English Equitation. English Equitation Saddle Seat Members 9·19 years of age. English Equitation Forward Seat Members 9-19 years of age. English Pony Equitation Members 9-19 years of age. Harness Pony Members 9·19 years of age. DIVISION XI • ~f HORSE DEPARTMENT II ',. ' ' t. WEI!IIERH MAR! WITH SPRING J:.. two ribbons. ' ' ' · • • · I. ENGLISH SADDLEBRED PLEAS1J11E CJ.US...1Wo or " - : Jadf. ed oa 100'5 oontormatlo!L PremilllllO SMO. n.oo, suo· II.Oil t. ENGLISH SADDLEBRED .-.. t aJ ld ;:n;,;;;._ o MAill!: WITII ' llld two rlbboua. SPRING FOAL-.Man wltltJ at • e. Prentiuma P.OO, ss.oo. n.oo. $1.00 aDd nr. I. :.:;,~ ~~b':,.liED YEARLING-Premlllllll. 15.00. $3.10, ...01. <L\Ss _203-PONY CONFORMATION, 48 to 80 1Doboo. 1 ~OD Claact-Two_yeal"' aud over. !':~ Premiums, 15.00, S3.00. $2.00, 11.00 11111 two rlbbou •.. fto committee al1aU bavt 11111 Jutladlt;lloa over • weU u peWor to dftltlo aD queatl...., arlalq ID eolUIHilon will! the colllellt, ouhleet to the roles and admiDIII:atiOI) 11 praridad. Tb17 a11111 c1at1rm1ne tho oriDl!trl and IWII'd Jl'blia ill ICI!IIIIaDM Willi lila ruJoa. hll- to ~mPb prompU, with the direetlou of tilt ~ tollaD rua1t I• lm1bedlate dllauallfieaUOII ola oontoatant. Tbe da&loll of the IDIJorlll' of tho eomml~e eoncera!Jli1Jl11Uiter ,.-lllnl tn Counectlon wtdt tbe eolttlt lhaU be final Roraea or dli~ ~· be dllqaantled af lll1 · ~ by the con:unlttee, elthtn ~ I!!• riO~ of one or mon ol tho eotidttions of the -'at Ql' bec:RM tbo cotitiiiiDC team'a colltlltlon ta 11leh u to rendn It cruel Or IDidoluhle to pennlt the team 16 proeeecl .'' ' . II. 12. 13. 14 15: .................. ., I'...... u. ...- Yllllbtll aau. u. J1llllar &au. · · - twill ...... ...00 eto.oo •oo tuO - ...00 $8.00 f4.01 - ~ ~'l:!t:..,oa!;q;;b.';d·-;.-.,;",;d·b; 116.oo f4.00 •oo aitDU. ---- ------------ 810.00 ...... ..... 18. Plodaoo ol - · I ualmoll, eltllor - . ...... bJ tt. Grad Ch ODt or - ·= r lnodon...----- ...00 * --s til '• _ ..:::~;:=: •· ....,, ae· ••• r CLASS toi-AMOUI ' I* 111M Pnti Lallholt and H..h 1'. Culfer In chti'Vf · '"· P-1 .J.~~-'!!~ IMI -7'80 P.M. at Grandotand •u .u nw " " _ , . , . . . prior lo COnleol, . aAS8 W 1• Pulhoc dlstanee ltet. Sled wW be furnished. . 1!ltt:l7 fee, 6% of premium for lirll plaea in llch ev111t, mall bo poid when enlr11s made. 1. a.. "A" PoJ11 Plill for liOniU W' IDd under. 1111.00 s10.oo I. Clus "'I" POI!Jr Jull tor Ponies .'7" to 52" lneluslve. ~ 00 $20,uu tii.OO 110.00 RULES OF SOUTHIRN OHIO PULLING ASSOCIATION TO GOYIIIN 1 CIUillflcalion of PODiq wUl be 46 in. aod under and 47 in to 52 In 2. '111e dlstanee for oaeh puB will be H fl but dlalance teis than t4 wiD be • to «~e wlnnll' or place at tbo end o! tbe eon· a. "Each driver wlll be.allowed two belpen. 4. Tbere will bel!n'H' trials to ea<h lood, flnt and second whUo hltehed 1 The third to clUDO later. lach driver must tab tint pull D. toAII oad. contetts wiD 1M! open~ to the world. 6. l!':bipplng or under use :Of the line, profanity, or tollouUng will not ... permitted. ? . The wetlht of load wlU be determined b7the Juqeo. 8. Any forward movementa ol load after the driver rives eommand to @ will be counted u a puB. D. Eaeh te.am will be driven by one driver throop tbe en!IH eontest except in case of m1urr. . 10. Drtnr must be ready wheo bit tum comes to pulL 11. Tbere will not be over lhrot tries to blteh or will be counted a1 a pull. · 12. No sma!l tame wtn bo aDowed IAi puQ In second elau but sput team1 will ba •llowed. ' 13. Ponies esn be measured with shoes or without 1&. On ll!o third pull, fOU mar 10 either WIJ', If boundartet permit. Any rules of the BUclteye Horse PuiJlnJ A11n., not li"'ed above wiD prevaiL · "' • WIOJURORNB " lhHp end lwtne M ..,.,. su IJIBON tD1 o..-t-tV ••o.qo , f!-.. CLASS 008-Hamplhlre S·me 1Uhclt11M 11 501 CLASS 1107-cbmol •amo 111bclunt •• 601 CLASS 1107-A Columblo Same nbelastes u 1101 CLASS tltJti-.IIW1N1!Poland China 1. Boll', 1 ,ear and over ........................ 2. BOll' Pic .....;·-·······-··--·········---·· 3. . Sow ner 2 JIUI ··-··----·-····---· 4. Ylllllng Sow ·······-··--·····-···---·· Ill f4.00 f4.00 f4.00 s. Bow Pic ...........................·-······ f4.00 cuss 1108 Ch- Whlta, 'lalllt Subela1111 u ti08 CLASS 810-Duroe J...er. Samt Subet- • 101 CLASS 111-Beltahlro, Same - I a 1 u 108 CLASS 112.-Hampshlre, Same Subet..... u tJOI CLASS an-Yorbbtrt. Same Bubel...., u ti08 CLASS 114-Tataworth, Same SubciUiel ao 11011 CLASS SU-LANDBACB. Same nbela 11 11 108. f: :!.:""' ..,. HORSE SHOW William Dewnlo and Tom II. R-r, luportntondonh L Opeo to World Competition. Entriea wUl clOM 1:00 PJI. W•dantlop, AUIUI11'7th. Memberllblp ti<ket not required. I. Alf ruleo and regulat10111 at the Ueip Count) Fair wtD IPJII1. :a. Cash JII'OIIlhuBI: lat., $1J.OO; Znd., $8.00; 3rd, 12-00; 4th., ll.lle, plus 11ooe1tet for lin! live pta... In aD <!URI exeept IAtd 111 Poar wbl<b wiD rocelve 1 troph' lor each entrJ wlt:bout beiDa -IWie4. 4. To be held Wednesda7 1'00 P.M. ID show ring. CLASS 2011. 1. ..8 B........,lllhip.-RorM ar Ponlet, for llelp CDUDIJ Qalll Olllr, a. Load in POJ11-Weotem Tacit-Ill" and under. -Ill. WOI!ent Pleuun PoDJ--'8" to II". '- Weotem Pl........, lloille. e. Pleuuft PooJ--&rneeo C!uo. .. EnJIIIh Pleuun Ro7. Batre! Raee a Willen! P1euun 1'oll7-<~~~dor w•. t. Trail Bp!M-W-ra Tacit. 10. Trail PoDJ-WOIIerl! Tacit. 2nd. 3nl. 13.00 N.OO SI.OO $2.00 $2.tltl $2.00 $2.00 ft-00 $2.00 "·oo sa.oo s_.t•·- c-. •' llllt'* ,..; ...... PonOl tbJ 1'o ••~.,litri tnd ~monstratf tbfi sropet~ method qt trll'nlfta . . 1• '' wort luiraPumaiUp 111 lillllll ~~uq~a 11101 .111 dliYinl. ' hohl• and muh!8 for IQDg ~n .r. IMOUrilo . '·' !evere ~ '" .fti r..... c.,...-.. •....._. llllll ........................ 1. Entr1011 cloae •• 4:00 P.II. Alii- 11th, ltllll. · . 2. Edtlbltorw must purchuo tllOIIIborlbtp ticlr,tll. . 3. All nblblll tollaD ... oometl7 lllllled ..., ....... 4. All exbibilll must be ID _plaee., 12:00 ll1ion .tar. lllti. · 5. All exbibita IIIIlllt remam Ia Dlaea tmUI ~:00 PJI. lottriq, Alta. • 6. A plata lhall eollliat ollivo W.U I 7. Alii'Nduee must be grown 111 lila • 8. No prentiunls paid on artie* oot lialed. 9. In cia.... w\lere no competition tldata ar It .. lite ........ ol the "':::"0:: Judge 1 be mily award a seeond or DO pnmlUDL 10. In judging of prn<luee, qaallt,y and 11M far eonect • guide instead olflrle lire. 11. See ~eneral Rules !or further iDstnlclloDs. CLASS 701 L Be>t six ears of yonow h,amd _ . 2. Best aill eoro of whlto hJbrld ecn 3. Best six ears white sweet COrD "- Be9t six ean Jellow rweet eorn I. Best six ears white pop corn I. Best six ean yeUow pop eont Y. Bett aill ean red pop com I. Bell pe<k wheat t. Beat poclt ol buekwheat 10 .Belt .,... winter oats II. Best pe<k ttJ1rin1 oatl 11 Belt )lllclt barley will lit the ........ 111114 .... ...... .111.211 .110.211 JOJI .111.25 .18.25 .111.211 .111.211 .111.21 CLA118 7tlZ-I'Ol'ATOES L Ool>hlcl. a apectmona :1. '1\1....,., I ..,..un.ns .111.10 .10.211 I. Clrmen, D speelmona 6. &en... BoautJ. D opoelmone I. Kotahdla. 0 opeclmeas I. a.~-. D apodmena 7. Green lloan-. II apec:imana II. (NIDIO) •ariet.J. 8 I)IOdmeno .110.211 D. MID01 Hall. 5 speclmona 10. Ylllll, D ltl8dmeDII ., ' l1 Bermudu, D spec~me., lla. (lilllllll) .-tr. 8 IPOdm•• . 'qJ·· = nea $2.00 1100 1200 ,, 00 .2.00 11.00 t ~ CLASS 70S-VliiUETAIILI8 L Cabb.,. caunno- :2. 1. Ia Plant Tomllto.......t,ll ~ 4. .10 .Ill JIO .Ill .10 .II .211 12. Pimentos, II apeclmeno Peppen, D apedtneno 1-t. M.ang:oea, 5 specimens 15. Beeta. 5 IP<<Imeos .. .. . ... ... . .Ill 13. .110 ... .Ill .211 :UI. Canots. 5 2:1pecl.mens .10 .211 .10 .211 .10 .10 .211 .10 .211 11. Turnlpa, 5 specimens 18. Cueumbers, ereen. D lpeelnwne 10. Cut'WDbers, white, II opeelmoss 20. Piekle plate 21. Okra Plate, 5 opedmoos 22. Pumpkin .10 .10 .211 Squsb CLASS 704- WATEIIKELONS 1. Tom Wataon a. Dlzle Queen I. tl'lame) variety 4. Cantaloupes, Hale'a 41. !Name) vorieiJ eLA.SS 7011-APPLE!I M.JI .10 . . .111.10 .Ill .2S .110.211 .10 1. Starman W'me1a' I . Red Wlneoap .211 .110 .211 .Ill .211 I. Jonathan 8. fled De!JclOUI .211 .211 .211 .211 .211 .211 .211 .211 .II .ea 10. Onions-white. 5 specimens 11. OniOIIo-,ellow,ll ·speci.,.aa 1lome BeauiJ GaDJa Beaat,y .••. • .. . .. .Ill plato ...... pod polo be.- ' plata ...... pod hash boua I. plata JeiloW pod ~ boane 8a Best plate yeUow pod bll1lh beiDa 9. Belt plate Uma beans 7. 7L Bell '- .10.211 .Ill I. Tomato..-yollow, 8 apedmoDI II. Tama--Wbltl, II apeelment 23. ... ... :1 ... ... •• .111.211 .00 .10 .211 7. Golden Delicious 8. Grimes Golden I. Wealth7 10. llalden mush 11. Yor.t Imperial .10 .Ill .211 .110 .Ill .211 .Ill .00 .211 12. (Name) Variety CLASS 706-0'111ER FBUITII ' 1. Prune Plum Plato 2. DatDion Plum Plate I . Green Gage Plum Plata '- Grape1, Concord Plato ..... .10 .21 .111.211 .111.211 .110.211 .111.211 .110 . . .10.211 5. Gropes, llltJPn Plate t. Bartlett Pear Plate ?. !teller Pear Plate 8. Sugar Pear Plate ..... .. 1. Poadaeo Plate YeUow Ia. Poaehu, Plate Whit. tO. Quinces, Plate 11. Aprlcol Plate CLASS7111 .IOJI .110.211 Ill llld 8rd I. Belt Display of fl'arm. Orehard and Gordlft Prodw!e $liiO $10 $1G I. Belt DllplaJ of Gardsn ProdiiCt 110 Ill " 1. Bell Dlapla:l' of Orchard or Prulll 110 $5 et (IIUBI consist of 6 or moro 11'111 of dlftennt nrteUea ol applee or 6 or more Dlatu ol different •artctles of fruita~ ' CLASS708 ~ or more Legume Ra, 411~ or less Legume Hay ..... , . • • • . . • . . . • • • • . "' = .. . .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. •• .. J4 AC Grass ........... ... .................... t4 n Eaeh exhibit to coosiBt of two (2) natea of baJ. First plaee winners will also reeeln a a-tte. aDd rtllllona to - . 1 and lblrd plaee wiDlltn. A Trophy, donated by the Meigs Soil and \Voter Coen"alloa Dtetrtct, WW be preoenled to tbe Grand Champtoa of eU baJ t1i111111a.cJ Ia U. Yarlous cla&le&. CLASS 1tHl 1. Proauee nUJt be lfOWD in Melp Oount,y. z. Proauce muat be 8J'OWD by exhibltor. a. Lar8Qt potsto ••• ··-·····--··--b. Largest pumpkin ·····c. Largest watermelon ----- d. Larg..t IJJPIO ------···-·-- tl-00 fl.OO $1.00 fl.OO :. ' h. Largeat eucumber ·······-·- IDle,.. •dillonin~: .....,.• f. Lar~eat bead u1 eabba,p -·g. Larg011 ~· --- ......... _ _ Fred o-toln. Entrill elost 11 4 p.m. Alii. 11th, 190tl. Elhlbitorw must pureh ... membonblo ~etell Jud11lng will be done at 8:00 .A.M. Wedneoday, AJiiUII 17th. a..asa t1tll . The lludard of parlectlon. 11 revi1at1 bJ ... AaWieaD PoultrJ Ao• elation lhaD be the eulde In Judrlnl and pladng owudl. 1u~ IliaD be bJ eGmpariMa bat DO IDWortllr ... lmta tollaD be liven a prllt. '111on abaD bO ae utrr IN choNell All blrtla 111111 bt free from eoalalloas dill- Pealll'J will not bo fed nor liNd lar 111 tht llllrd: allo wtU aas lit _.tble lor aDJ laue• .....- .... All exhlblta tollaJI be the property of the tllllbllorll 10 daY• before the date ot fair. 11e1p Coanlr and adjotntq eoaolill - 1D11re ltltrloL No llnllt eatri....U PINI See G<!Mrl! Raleo tar fltrthes blltructtona. Bxblbll to coDJIIt of - o1 three 131. laeb breed to be ludred Mparate(J. Brnd must bo on entrJ blsok CLASS 101 POULTRY-&. C. WHITE UlGHORNS Ill 214 11.00 HORSE PULLING CONTEST . e. Larcest tomato ---------------- Poultry l)eparbtsenl VI . .. .. .' ' . a. Hil'llll llawiw IIIII L1- I. Hoffman, Suph. Elltries close at 4:00 P.M.. Wedlletday, A•gust 10, !966. To t~~~~rantee ataU Illite. enlrleo and entry fee must be reeelved by •:oo P.M.. August !Otb. When 111117 lees are paid by check the Fair Board tollaD bavo the right to wltbbold PIJIDIDI ol promiUilll uaW tho exhlbltor'a checlt Ia h011ored by the uhlbllor'a ballk. 11 ebeclt Ia not •alld, entry fee wiD he eonaidored unpaid and aD prem!Uilll wtD be dodared forfeited to the fair Board. All sheep and ow:lne to be oo around b)' 4:00P.M. Tuetdl11. Aug. 16th. ElllrJ ,._, All nlnbltorw muot purobase J&lll!benblp Tlcketa. Out oC CotmiJ Sheep and Swine allan PIJ an entrJ fN ol. liOc - head. Judllni wiD be done at 1:30 P.M. FridaJ, AulllSt 19111. Sot Oeaerol Rilles "" further inltnl<UoDa. CLASS 1101 SH"P-SBROPRR!I!!!S lat. 2nd. llrd. 1. Raat, I JIUI 111d over ···-·············-·-· f4.01 N .OO A.OO 2. Raat, 1 Jell' and tllldor Z ·-·····-···--·-· M.OO ...... $2.00 3. 1111a, l.ab ·-------·-·--··---·-·-··-··· sa.oo $1.00 11.00 1. Ewe, 2 yeare and o•er -····-·············-·· "·00 •oo •oo a. Ewe, 1 .... and aadar 1 ····--···-··-·· f4.00 sa.oo $1.00 6. Ewe, illllb .....................................-- $2.00 12-00 $1.00 7. Jl'lodt, 1 ram •DJ qe, 1 ..,. 3Jean or.,..., 1 ..,. 1 , _ and Dl!der 2 ............................00 N.OO n.oo CLASS 1102-Merlno-Same subelaaseo as 1101 CLASS 503 Corredale S·me ,.wleew u 801 CLASS lOt Southdowu Same nbelauel u 101 CLASS ti05-.Dorotlta-o IUbelaPOI u 601 C<lif''!!:_ · T~ ll.ltoutor and Hulth 1'. In oh· · 1 ll:ntrr IM' $8.00 per teom. Memberahlp 11c1tet 1101 11qaired. See General ~· for -further l1lltnact!ODJ where appBeahlt. To 110 eGnduc104 ID bobt of the Gl'lllllltand -.rtiDI 7:10 Wedr...., evening,"-"'· 17th. . · Tile '•ll!f'! of 4raft ~Ia depeud D()O!I tllaJt lb!BQ. to ' 111111 . . OIPICIQ to ·endure eftortl. 11ie lll>Jiel, of tldt' ltal II 111 ..._ - . . . tilt surt:alned IDUimUlll,.r.uwq eapaeiJ of e~. , _ teo1JI••~.JI 1110 . ~~~~d~uab!e Ia eotlfic dataa the r.e bOto;,.a f01'111 ...., 1 ~oeuoo "' <uoanoma an<l shool ·tttmulata ctMn~ II II!• tireediJill and noe of good draft boroes and mulea. • 1!1 ~. It II dH!rod: . ' ., . . •al TG ~nnlne tile ialue of IJpe, aDd m.dbfl lit ... Mlertton ol ~r1e1 and ntul~ intended lor loaa ud ·U'duolil drift w.aQ, $8.00 $8.00 ...00 - - - JWUl'tB ----- IWIBOII l:: ~~~---- JIONY I'VLLING CONTIIT I ... _ =:: ::: bntden -------- I. Orand Qwnplon Ball 10. Clllmpl.- Ball IL Oft, 1 _ . . . ._. . .: 13. Belt pe<k 101 b..n, ".oo 16. There will be no ch11181nl bridles after contest atarta. Any drivor that drotlo bUnda taam wiD bo dlaqualllled for that puB. 17. No lllht wolaht hlll'lel wiD be permlltod to pull In heavy weight oontest ueept In eue of not enOUih lelllll to mao a Plod pull and With consent of the Jadgea. 18. All driven mull sls7 baclt of doubllDh:._,A!J helpen must stay bsek of Ill• load whue bones .,. pulllnr. • t •• wme you forfeit your pull, CLASS 206· HORSE PUU.ING CONTEST. I . Liptwelgbt TeBIDJ-2800 lbs. and under. 2. lll4dlewalght TWDI-2801 lbt. to 1200 lbe 3. Heavywetsht T011ll1-820! lbo. en<l . · I PIIIZES-Preaumo and Rooette.a, far eaelt of the above aubci....L lat 2nd 3rd tth tltb 1110.00 Nll.oo ezo.oo 815.00 110.06 •.oo Special award by Ohio Guernsey Breeders Assn. Elltrtes elose at 4:00 P.M. Wednesday, August JO, t966. To guarantee llaD apace, entrte.a and ent.cy lee must be J<OCeived by 4:00 P.M .• Alltlllsl lOth. When entrr fees are patd b' cboclt the Fair Board tollaD blve the ricbt to withhold PBI'III•nt ol tnmJama until tbe exblbltor'a eback b honored b7 Ill• exhibitor's ballk. if cbeet Ia not valid, enlr7 fee wiU bs eGnaldored unpaid and aD premlUIDI will be dedared forfeited to ll!o Fair lloard. All eattle to be on sr<Jund by 4:00 P.M. Tuosday, Aua. 16tb. All eatUe owned ID Melp County entered free upon tho purch... of membership tletet. All eatUo outoide Melp County will be eharged DOe {flftJ eenta) per head after the purebaso of a membenblp ticltot. Edtlblton are required to lllrDiah eertlfleatea to Seen~ at time of entrJ; allo to tho nperlntentlent ID ebar1e. 1udJlq wiD be done at 10:00 A.ll. WedllesdaJ, Alltlllat 17th. The below tlateo wlll app(J foz Beef Brtecla: May I, 1964to December 31, 1U6I. ••.......•• , • • • . . . . Senior Yearling Januaey I, 1965 to April 30, ltltl5 ... _................ Junior Yearhnt May 1, 1985to Augus\31, 1985 ...... -- .............. SuiDDler Yearling September 1. !96ll to De<tmber 31. 1985 . . . . . • •• • . . . . . . . . . 9en!or Call Januaey 1, 1908 aod after .............................. Jumor Ca CLAIII &111-mt:arOIDII: lJI W 2Jrd 1 11a11, 1 ,.... and • __ . . _ _ 110.00 ....., •oo I. ..._ Yoerllnl Ball ---------'10.00 ...... ...00 I. Junltr Yoadtnl llall - - - - -'B.OO $11.00 Sa.tltl 6. a.- Y..U., 1111 • ...00 ...00 f4.00 I. ..... Ball Cllf - - - - - · - - - - - - - flO() M.tltl ti.GO •· Jlllll.. Ball Cllf ----------------·-· M.GO p.oo Y. Pair ol. baiiL ..., .... lind and OWiled bJ ..talbltGr ····-· $10.00 $8.00 P.OO B. Gtt ol sire, 3 r.nlmala, IJl1 aco, both - . I pull \., Grand Champion Female .. , ...•. , . , .. .... ..... .. ....... Rolette Produce of Dam ........ , .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . $8-7-8-5 Get of Sire .... -............. ................. ..... $8-7~ Three Femaleo bred and owned by ElhtbltfM' ........ $8-7-8-5 Cow and daUJhter .. .. . .. .. .. . .. . .. .. ....... $8-7-8-5 Best female bred and owned by Exblbitor- Bee/ Cattle Department IY . . • Hlrlftt llewter 11141 L1Uren I. Hoffntlft, Suptrlntendantl _., and Geldlq "'-· --- aPreml1mla. . ~.............,. -· a Four nu or Stud S3.00, $2.110, noo 11111 two ribbona 1 · ,._ Premlamo. 1 ~--1 year and undor 2 :rem. 00• lf·00· SJ.oo, noo 01111 two rihboas t. 11om will! Foal l'l!ll. entered ID Item'l"an.t'!"be"::;.!:.t"'£ wttlt ..,. , !.our Premlvuu - $1J.OO, $3.00, $2.00, $1.00 aDd two rlbboM. ~-~. J~NY CONP'ORMATJON-46 tnebeo and under. _,.., ouu ....oea as 203. o."'· ., Senior Champion Female . • . . . . . . • .. .. . . . .. • . .. .. . .. . .. . . Rosette thf ro~ai!!"'!:'~ 1'011~ CLASS 201-J<.'NGUSR HORSE CONP'ORMATION L STALUON CLASS-Two ,.,... and ewer. · PremluDII P.OO, p,.., SI.OO, $1.00 aad two ribbons. ..., I. ENGLISH SHOW HORSE TYPE CI.ASS-Juclpd 711'5 ooniOI'IIIOtlo• and 25'5 IOMI'al appell'allft. Premiua stl 00 p DO ft-00 11 01, U.. .a- pa111ac CIPaelt1 at the bant ani lhall ride, If possible. Eaeh driver wiD tie aDowed two belpere In blteh· lntl. but Ia no case •IU belpor be allowed to toueb load or boroes or apeak to horses or driver while team ts pulling. 9. Drivers shall not prod, wbip, or toueb horses wbUe puUinJ and shall drive with reuooablr tlcbllineJ, and no..,. will a driver be at. lowed to whip or ohako Ilileo over horses or above hlo own heed while pallinc. No driver will bo allown<l to liiiDP doubletreeL 10. Undue abuslvo treabnellt to hones on or off tho pullina field or ao,dut _11rofaniiJ ean dlaquallfy contestants 11 jufileo aea fiL 1Lor1There tollall be 1t leul three judres for neb eonllal ltld a t.J lhaD determine declllon. 2. Weight for start at puB tollaD be tlotermln'ed 111 the ofli,.all sa as to bold down the number al palla and sWI I(ve the IJIOClalora a 10od ohow lllthoUih in no .,._ tollaD mare than 1000 )IOWldo be added if one d olh teiiBI ""' eltnilnatod exeeptln ease ala ~tap ar' welght Pll 1 w ere lilt bandieap oa eertatn teama tm11t be -ter. 18. Each contH!anl mall preoent a welaht aDp of leam within woigbt Umlt to compete In pull and bones tbal are to puB .topther muat bo weighed together. WelllllnJ mUll be dona bJ ce-tent welCh master at time and Plilco deslt!Datea before pull, Member of the commltleo mull be present et tbo seal11 at time of w•ll'htnl. lt. Tea~ wUI pull In order thet weltlllln at ICII111 or entriea aceepted. 18. Drtver must be ready when bla tum COliiOI to puB. Wllllul !l'llllnl will not be tolel'lted. Two triab at trytna to Jteok wUl bo eounted I. ~ Premiums $5.00, $3.00. $2.00, $1.00 and twa ribbaot. two YEARLING-Premi111110 P-00. P-00, $2.00. .1.00 ""' •nd ·\ ' 17. s Ptat&iulred and ....,t ., ll:lhlbltor 11.00 1.00 4.011 1 CLo\88 303-MILKING SHOBTHOBNs-.saa.. au~ u 10~ • . CLASS llt)6.o8ROWN ~ IUbdaJiq II 801. ' CLASS 8011-,.AYlllllllliD-IID iltlbdaueo 11 801. CLASS 808-JI!:IIIIIn'&-Semt l1lhdaqes u lltll. . · lqUTHIASTI.N 'OHIO DISTitiCT GUIRNIIY IHOW All ~rod O i l - 'from this Dlatrlct olfllble, to tollow. Eatno lee. Sl.OO per head . Elitries eioseflrlt day of Fair, Tnesdsy, A~ 16th. /ill Guernseys must be recLttered to be e!lilble . to show. Papen wiD be ch<cl<ed by tbe 1!4cre1ar7 of tllo Sbow. · Eoeh exbtbJtor limited to one entry in each lfOUp rlas1, and two entri11ln -b •ndlviclull clau. Show to belln at 1:00 P.M. Friday, AuiUJ! ltllb. All other Rules and Retllllations of iho Meip County Fair will be applied. J. Blill eaU (Up to one yeor) .............................. $8-6-4 2. Blill (One year and un<ler 2) ................ , .. • .. .. .. $8-6-4 3. Bull (Two YOU'I an<l over) ........................... , $1~ Champion Bull . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. Rosette 4. Jr. Helfer Call ...................... $8-7~ (Nov.l, 1905 ·May 1, 1966) II. &. Helfer Calf ..................... $8-1~ (July I, 1965 .Qet. 31, 1965) B. Jr. Yearl'n' Heller .................. $8-7~ Jan. I, 196ll· June 30,196ll) 7. Sr. Yearlin& Heller ... .. ..•.•.•.•..... ~7~ July I, 1964 · Dee. 31, 1964) Junior Champion FemtJ!e ........ , ................ .... .. , Rosette 8, Cow (2 yrs. old and under 3) ........ ............ $10-8-8-7~ 9. Cow (3 yrs. old 11td under 4> .................... $10-8-3-7-6 10. Cow (4 rn. old and over) ...................... . $10-8-3-7~ except in case of injury. · 8. JudR'!O' deellllon at the bellnalnJ of a contalt, wbether driver -I ED.., .:...' ELIGmlLITY: OPEN TO Til! WOIILD. Ro!lta and mules, reprdl.eu of where owned, are ellllble to 011ter thla 0011telt. ConditionsA atone boat ioa~ed with eement blootJ wtD be used. All !eal!ll be wo!lhed on the dsJ o1 the eoateM behnen 11;00 aoon and 4.00 P.M. at 1 loclll ••aleo and a weight certllicote mUll •• eornpany entey. 01mero 'Viii futl!lab their own feed. Rulot of tho lucuro Horwo Pulllnt Aasocr.tlen of Ohio I. '111e dlataact for 'oaelt puB ahall be 11 feot, b•t dlatltlee ol leeo than 'n feet will be !lied to iletfrmiDe winner or placement at ..4 oC the contest. · 2. '111e dlltanoo bttw1e11 aide bowlduUa ~ be 14 feet and llama ~ loadl m111t otQ within uld boundariea while pulllnc. ADJ Plft • team or load outalda ol batmdarles wiD ntd pull. !;,_l'lnt and sOCODd puU lhaD bo In tho dlroctlon tndleatad by tho a,.._ '!'bird mar he tUett In oltber direction provldlq eaoutlll room within end beundll'lal. 'Nmalns 4. An' forward momnent ol load after tile driver tllvet a eommand to co will be counted u a pull and meosurement wiD be recorded. OS· eet>l In ease ol breata1• wblch ontiUu team to anoliler pull. t1. Whistle or siiJiaJ tollaD be I(ven whea loam hu made the dlatance or committed an error nuiiUriDI distance. Driver tmllt atop team Jm. mediately after 11id IIIJIII. 6. All team.s must take first pull. Each team tollaD tab flrat ancl ncond poll while hltehed to load. Drtvera may forfeit seeoDfl pull. Third pull may be taken after all teiiBI had. lint and second. 7. Eaeb team shall be driven by one driver lhl'outlll entire contest, lou~ luporintondonll CLASSES-OPEN 1'0 wOBLD ~ON l. Entries wlll close at 4:00P.M. Aug, lOth. I. leo-membenblp tldl:eL J. To be held Wednesd111 at 10:00 A.AI. br of GnndJ!aDd. CLASS liiOl-WESTERN HORSE CONFORIIATION 1 STALUON ~Two yean aDd over. ~amUII.OO, p.oo. 12.00. s1.0o aDd twa rlbbono. I. PARADE 1'YPI! ~~ or Ot!dlap Ja41ed 78'5 'cont...Uoa and Zll'5 General Appnranoo: Spoiled or SoUd Oalo11: To 11ot lw!dlad orlth bridle onlY. I. WES11!11N MAII1! OR HORSE ~ oa 100'5 cont.,_ UoD; To be ahowa ID hand with bftdlt oniJ. ~ te.OO SS.OO, HortJert I. Shields ond Tom R. To dii!IIIMirato further, PHOTOGRAPHY 39. Class 39. PHOTOGRAPHY - Activity 39a. Adventures with Your Camera. Exhibit five pictures on altJ subject or a picture story series of five pictures. 39b. Challenges In Picture Taking. Exhibit five different typu of pictures of a picture sequence giving type of camera, tlnd of light, and camera setting for e~cb. 99c. Exploring Photography. An Advanced exhibit over 39b. 40: Class 40. SPECIAL AWARDS TO FAIR EXlllBITORS. 40a. A special award of $1.00 for each advisor and aS&istant shall be allowed to provide some form of recognition award to 4-H Club advisors. Not to exceed total of $50.00. 40b. The sum of $25.00 shall be allotted to each exhibiting FFA. This amount to be used to delray the expenses of their ,_.. presentatives to a state or national event or similar activity. 40c. Expenses shall be allotted to a maximum of four deleg!lte. to 1966 State 4-H Club Congress to be held in July 1965, at the Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio provided tb" exhibit at the Fair. Not to exe~ $50.00. The Citizens Bank, Middleport, Ohio II sponsoring 011a additional delegate. 40d. To encourage more volunteer youth groups to participate In the Junior Fair, an amount of $12.00 or more may ba made available for each eigbt feet of exhibit S)Nlce If ·approved by both the Junior Fair Board and the Meigs CountJ Agricultural Society. The total amount allocated under this section shall not exceed $150.00 In 1966. CONFOR.~TION / l• '· '· 'I. .. •1 ' •. • DaUy Sellllnal, Pclmeroy-Jillddleport, 0., Mg. 1,, 1116&-t ~~ ; ClasU4. ~tfLTRY. SHO}VMANSHIP- ~me :~ l\ldgl'ilf WID bl! announced. . . " .. , .. -·~ ' 1. Largeat onion --- --------·----- ,,. "-·00 $1.00 tl.OO 8].00 11.00 Longest ear ot h1brfd eGm .....................- •• $1.00 Tbe tar&eSI pro<tuce (By wei&btl obaD be tbo wtDner Ia u.., "a• j. through ''1". The winner tn Item "j" will be the Loqe.t Ml' men 2Nd fNia the first J.erneJ on one end of ear to the .Lal1 kerDel OD the otW end of the ear. Department VIll FLOWERS AND PLANTS CLARENCE HENDEIISON, DIRECTOR IN CHAitGI Mn. Margorot Ello Lewie, Superloilllldlnt RULES FOR FLOWER SHOW I . Show Is opel! to the public, and one cloes not n~ to be 1 member of a garden club to exhibit. . 2. Show Is open to residents of Meigs County oniJ, ucept for Section 802, ClaSIOI 14 and 15, Irwitational, wblcb lire opea to residents of any adjoining county . 3. Mem,bershlp ticket 18 entry fee. Not required for Junlon u~~o der 12. 4. Exhibitors will prepare their entry blinks ancl file them It the Secretary'a office not later than 4 P.M. Aug. 11, 1966. 'l'hll rule wW be ltrictly compUed with. I. All elltrles must be the work of the exhibitor. 6. AU ci._ II'e for amateun only. !An amateur II anyone wile grow~ plants ·for his .or her own pleuure, and not for the purpose of UveBhood.) . : . 7. Entries must be set up 1Dd completed betwen 9 All.. ani 11 Nooa, Wed., Aug. 17, With, jt1dlit11 to ·bf!lln at 1 P.ll. Jntftlnl WUJ be b)' th~ standll'd tll'altm. The declsioa of the ludll II flDal. \ ' - " 1nl81'fere~ With the judge miy CI1IP'-an :e~~t~blt to be cU. quallileol li1 the lltow c1ta1rman. bhl'!!tl arrlvl!ll lfltr 12 ·. .' • �'',I' ~ ..~;~tt~·~ ....,~- :r~l -1 4 ' , 4 ., ' t . ~ ~'- u ..... • •~ I i' . ··~:·~. ·. \ •.. , l)afl¥ .Je•~~. .. Pom"'Oy·llllddleporl, - !l(nH~ Y.-!ll ' •' ~ ,, 0.,_A~-· 15, i~J,O . . i\!Jyone making an arrangement on the exhibition tables wlll " have their exblbit disqualified, as will anyone interfering witb another person's arrangement. 9. Exhibits m~·st temai'n' in pia"' until <l P.~. S.turdiJ,. Aay 11i J1t ~o~. •fi<l(ore !bat \lme will forleit' :any prerjl!uma • awatderl. · Exhibitors are to rer;nove t}lerr .eotlle!$ as soon as possill!e alter · l.he close .of tile show. e:r· 10 No artificial or artifiriaUy colored . plant materials permitted exre-pt aS stated. Acct>ssories per'illitted in all classes. ~~ E~hi bi tor s may_f'nte-r as many nhly one 12 t~nfry 111 classes as d("sired, but may make earh rlass. 13 All planl materia l used is to be listed on a card furnished b1 tin' Supt>rintE>n rlent or the Flower and Plants Dept. 1966 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR· FLOWER SHOW Tlii:MF. OF SHOW-"MY FAIR I.ADY" W:CT!O N 801 - ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS . , Class 1 Luci Baines Johnson ... SUitable for a Bqde • Table 2 Eleanor Roosevelt Featuring shades of blue flowers .' :1_ :Martha Washington ~ Traditional mass arrangement 4. Mary ---- ---- ------ -- Suitable for a church alter 5. "Gra ndma" Gatewood __ Roadside or wild matenals with weathered wood 6. Al)lclia Erheart __________ __ lnterpretlv~ of flight 7. Mae West ---- - ----- Featuring the Hogarth Curve 8. Gertrude Ederle ---- With water showing as part of the design 9. Florence Nightingale __ ___ Including white flowers 10. Pearl l\>!Ck . --------- - Showing Oriental influence 11. Loi !' Weaver ~ --- ------------------------ Modern 12. Ja rk iP Kennedy __ ____ corsage of summer flowen !11. Charlene HoefUch '-- Interpretive of Meigs County i ''' ' ·. · ~rTJON·;·-~NVITATlONAL ~ · ,\ f5. 'B ridgitte Bardo! ------------ ---------- · Way Out iECTI . ( ~UN!ORS \:;~.qtiSTIC ARRANGEMENTS SECTION 804-SPEC!AL DISPLAY 24 Jtose- Floribunda-one stem 25. Zinnia - Large- 3 of one co lor 26. Zinnia- Fantasy- 3 of one color 27. Gladiolus !exhibitor may enler one in each color ( class) 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. ,. - ' a. Red d. yellow e. Blue or purple b. pink c. White f. Orange or Safmon Mangold-large--3 of one color Cockscomb- P!ume-<>ne Cockscomb-crested-one - Dahlia- large-<Jne Dahlia-Pom·pom-3 of one color Undassified--<~ny flo~er other than above · Class 40. Collecti6n of Herbs 41. Pictures made from dried plant material (·6 or more kinds) "42. Wild flowers ~ nd plants 'PREMIUMS AND RIBBONS First Second .75 ~ion 801-13 classes ----------- fl.OO .75 802- 2 classes - ---------- 1.00 .50 803- 5 classes ---- ------.75 .50 804- 2 classes ----------.75 .50 80!>-12 classes ----------.75 .75 806- 4 classes --- -------- 1.00 .75 807- 5 classes ----------- 1.00 Tblrd .50 .50 .25 .25 .25 .50 .50 Clarehu l"tendtrHn, Supt. Entry Fee - Membership Ticket. :1. All entfielt.ll'· this department mull ~ Ill tbe bands of the Seerela ry by .4'00 P.M. Thursday, Aug. llth. Entry book will he closed J thne. Entries-·, made on the books crt the Secretary cannot be ehlll&ecl or wiUifrawd.-nd entered in another elasa or num·ber. 4 All ~~ f!>r judging should be on the grounds not later tlwl 9 011 A.)l ' ~·itay, August ,6th.IJaud anything arrlvin, after that 3 ttme milt 'fe displ3yed but wi DOl bo eligible lor Judging ~ premiums . JUdging viii be done at 10:00 A.M. Tuesday. AUI. 18th. E:xh•bit• ·en ' thi• deportment are Umlled to Meito and adJolniDI counties in Ohio. Not more than one entry tn tbe same class by tbe aame pel'IIOn will ,J 7 8 9 bl!JiPi-Ulitt'Wf.' Articles that have been (2) years are not eligible New work and new ideas Exhibitors must furnish awarded a premium within the last two for entry. will be given preference. a wire bane:er for each pnnent to be di.splayed. Tile Ohio State Uulvenlll' ADitultural CoUe10 -011011 1001'0 ...roo will he ..... ,.. ,.._... ~ ·---·-··---· lK ·Warmndrlp - - - - - - - IK St1lo -- ------ - - - · - - 1K .· I I i ' ~ --------·--- Ill' CLASS 901-HOUSEHOLD FABRICS Miu Acl1 HGsldns, Superlnt.nHnt 1 . Applique Quill - new . . ....... ..... 2. Cotton Patchwork QuDt . . .. . .. . . .. . . 3 Antique QUilt-Age 7ll years and over ...... . , . , .. 4 Bed8J)read AJII'Uqut .. . - . - .. .. .. .. • . .. . . . . . 5 BO>dspread, Enrbroldend . • . • . . . . • . • • .. .. .. • .. .. . 6. Bedlpreact Fancy . ....••••• ..••••• •••••• ••• , • , . . J. --w.- ~ } • , '< . • 1/ '' I ~, ' ' -~- ' •f!' ., •' • '1*1 · . • RUGS-NEW _. 1';' .,,,·,_1':.'. ·< ~ .. -. ·Pr I ; T\•rf'' ' '--~}',.-~ 'I' . -;. -;... _, Q_€K!P'eteG . 1 ·· ···~· ••_,, , .••••.•••. ,··· t· ~:,.~ .. ..;..... ,._. $100 ·• ·' oo~Oooo••' ·· · · · too, oooo• .'....•tOO '• I • ' Yani o_- Oooo , . .... . ., . . • '''''''"! ., . . ,-_ Jh'. '· .,~ 10.. nw . ' Bll ... _ ...... ~..... ,.~7''' _,··- · ~\.rt- '· '' · ).-~·: · : . ;· ,_ 11. ~ " r-.. ·· ···· y· ~·-~·······~ ····· · ·•···~~·. , ll; \·(., 1J liHnpJ- "lt.;lo "Wove" ,_,.•.. ~r...' l _• • • • , , _. . . . .... • • ~1.0() . -' ' :~ ., --~· • ' .... ....... . .... KNITTINQ..-NEW ' ·,_-•t •..:i--;!.1 I. 0, 13. . Searl , 01 ft1Wl • , •• , •.... , . , .. , •.•. ~,,.,., .-•• ,. .60 lC. Swat,r ...•..••••• , •••••.•.• -; . •• •••••• .• ~ •••••••.• f .OO l u. AfJhiD ...... ·................. ... ... , .......... 11.25 .. SHEETS AND PILLOW ,CASE~ 18. 17 18. 19. 20. 2! :13. :K. ··eo'"• ... .80' .50 .110 110' • ,.". ' · .·!· 'r ' Sbeetl and Pillow- caset - Panited ·r : -:r ... , $1 .00 Sbeet, and Pillow-Casefi - White Embrulde.l')' .... Sl .OO . PILLOW CASES Pillow Cues - Ctocbet Trimmed .... ..•••. .- , • • • . .60 Pillow Caseo - 'fatted ..... ......... , .611 Pillow ca... - While EmbrOidery .... , .. ·••• '· . . . . . .60 Pillow Caaes - Colored ~ro1def1 .•.. , •••••. , • .60 Pillow CBBes - Applique . . .. .. .. . . • .. .. .. .. .60 Pillow co- - Palllted . . . .. . . . .. • .. . 60 Dre.,.r Searl and llotohlD1 Pillow Caa....... :•rc· $1.00 " ... ·\_' 33. M 28. 38. 57 38. 311. 40. ., !, .. · ' , ' ~ t1. u tll. 44. 65. til. 17. fB. 49. 50. II . 75 40 .40 '1.21 '1.25 $1.211 '1.25 'l.:ill $1..25 Jrd_,: ~· SHERIFF · TAIT \1/UZ DEALIN' . ' ·..__ .:. be prbduell~' llf ~ ' ':" r(iu'at' 1 · J¥' .;: I /, . . .,. Dll!Jl4rlmenl l'J. ,P,ubU,e SChoql8 o. P•tttrian;' ••~fndenf . 11!Rit't ··· ~ LI'L ABNEII n ·• }-:••, . .. ·:- · if: t .ini!' .Z5 .25 . .25 Speed-Department XII .25 . Wm. B. Dawnlo, Frod Goegloln, WtUoco Brocllanl In charvo THURSDAY, AUGOST 18, 5:110 P.M. . " J ' . . . . . . . • $2000.~Esl. 2 Year Old Pace . .. 3 Year Old Trot . . . ...... . ....--. ........ ,.. :-~ Ell. $2000. Pnre-Non-Winne-rs of $3000.00 . . . . . . . . ......•.• $500.00 · (Non-Winner. of $750.00 in 1966 elllible) FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, ~:110 P.M; l 2 Year Old Trot .... .... ..... ............ ..,. . ·.... ... .... $~.110 1111. 3 ~ear Old Pace . . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $2000.00 Ett. Trot-Non-Winners of $1500.00 . . . . . . . . . . . ..... .. .... $SOOIOO Punt SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. 2:00P.M. , · ·· Pace-Non-Winnm of $10.000. . .. ..................... $1100;110 Purse Trot- Non-Winners of $10,0110. . . , : ..... ... . , ...... .... $500.00 Purse (Non·Will!lers of $2000.00 in lBfMJ eligible) Paee--Non-Wumer~ t of $1500 . . . . $100.00 Pur~~ U.S.T.A. rules to govern events. Entrance fee 3% of pune. ·J(oue)' division 45, 25, 15, 10, 5%. Five lo start. Tbe ~tIs reservecl to chlDII order of program or to declare off auy race if unavo!doble eondiUona prevail. Two heat plan. Eveey heat a race. Iu case thirteen or mortj horses declare in any event~ elimination heata will be raced. AD -entriel must be declared in, on, or oefl1re :10:00 A.M. the day before tbe race. Colt stakes to be roced under .U.S.T.A. ond Ob!o Fal~ Funds Law. Colt stake entries close Feb. 15, 1968. Entry fee I• $10:00 to name au. $10.00 the day preceding the ~ace. Colt stake money di.Won •• followll Five starters--45, 25, 15, 10, 5%. Four starters 50, 25, ltl, 10%. Thret starters, 60, 30, 10% . Stake~ are valid only, if, Ohio Fair l'und.l •vallable. If thirteen or more entries in colt stakes, eliminatlon heats wJQ bt> raced. .75 . 75 .25 .25 .40 .25 .25 j • STA~TING By ART SANSOM THE BORN LOJ!I • • • • • • -• • • • • • • • • • • tl·UD-110-Irl-- JIOT 'fEr1 ~I.DS!-LATE'R! COM~ ~lACK LAliR- AFTEII.lUE W.VES AAE~!-VI~H: . SJ.i?'/1 St'AAW 10 FA~L!-C0~ 8l!CK TNal! 'rniS CAVE WILL 8~ A CREMATORY WITHIN SECONDS! GAT! S.nd all enlrieo to The Meigs County Agricultural Society, P:O. 1\0&· :111'1, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ~-~ - -. "' · .25 .25 .25 PONY HARNESS R~CES .75 Wm. B. Downie. Fred Goeglein and Tom IJ. Reuter in·char~ : THURSDAY, AUGUST 18TH., 2:30 P.M. Trot - one heat - 46" and under ------··---------- Purl!4hW0 Trot - One heat -' Over ·46" to 52" inclutliv_e ---~- Purse .$30 . l FRIDAY; AUGUST 19th, 2:30 ·P.M. ; .. . Trot - one jleat .,- 46" aitd under;f;c~·-.----·-·---·-·· Purie:•311 Trot- One' heat- Over 46" to 52 tneluslve ------·· ~~ .40 .25 .25 .2!1 .25 .25 .40 .110 .25 ;EPI PIC) IKI m1 HE Aii'I'T • MO VKUMT OIST~n GIN U6, IN TIME 0' TJ?OUBL£ ~OWED CONDITIONS _LO NitMAL'b ALLUS 00 SEfM T'GIT 1Ullii?ANT~ Directors in charge reserve right to calt pff or reclassify classes • . }:ach entry to be measured at tjle COI!cr-11! block drain In tbe. C~D< terfield by 12 noon on day befote the race. . . Entry fee $2.00 added. . :1 -~~ ' Money division 4!>-2!>-15,-I0-5£l'o. ·· · · · D. E. Reuter, Secreqey,P. Q. lli)x227 .50 .50 .40 40 .40 .40 .40 ENTRY ·FEES: Must hold .50 .50 as shown op~os1te each race. .40 . .40 40 .40 .40 .50 .40 .40 .40 .110 .40 .40 .40 . ~' . _. . t·; ,~ .• ~;1 t' . _ oil ABBIE AND SLATS r ~- By RAEBURN VAN BUllEN to 111easurement ·classifi- Races .lli .he run at 2:30 .PM Thursday alid at 2:a_ o..PM Friday, Each race to be started by two starlerti · · Race to be called back In case of an iafractlol!. · ., . Running !llarts will not be pennltted ·and In ca_se of a l1Jilnln1 .50 • ..,. £~"'"" Mfl'o1~. V'MIGHT SAY, TO!!Ill: .Ri!llter in ella~ j.",.. member~hlp Ucket a)ld pay'e~k• Horses and ponies to run aeeording .50 llox I. Sh-Ield, Supirlnt.ndlftl THE CLOSED BmLE ~FLAG !li'AY· BI USEII. NO 0'!1IER REGALIA. · Entries close at 4 P.M. Tfiurotlay, Aug. 11th.' the •-•- eo-~ Gnll(e wDJ fumtsb tbelr admlssiou tlctetl to • ~ .......~•. Granse Ezhiblta will be ludted at o Ume to be IJIIlouuced Ill' tho ...perintemleut. GnDre E!hlblti will ~ Jut!Sed oo II>• followiDI ScGre Cord: NOlA/: SORT 0' 1..0DCit cation. .50 Depart111ent X ~LOW 28ROTH:!::!::"':: Each entry to be measured at the COI!crete . block dram: rL the centerfield, at 12:00,noon day of race. ,;;· : . . . ., .40 .40 .40 .4b .40 ~ ANI-•.1119. ~IGHT Wm. Downie, Fred Goeglein and .50 .50 .40 WELL. ld!f REAL PONY AND HORSE RUNNING RACES .40 .40 .40 .4U .40 r---...;'' HAIOLD GIIAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! Driver must be in colors. Entries closed 12 noon day before race. Tho or..... and '" liorvlco to tho co-unity SUBORDINATE GII.ANGE EXHIBIT SCORE CARD HEIGS COUNTY FAIR -~--·~-.:~-~.i-~at.~~~ .. lJltendent With awards All folloWI: l•t 180.00:' 2Dd •-- 00• lJM •~ 00: 4th $16.011 • • - : ' - . .- · • 8. Eslnb•tJ; wiU be 1udied on the basis,_pf: . 1. Theme . _ ....•.••••••. , • , • , , • . lt.- potiltl' 2. Develupblent of l'heme .·. . . . . . • • • . . . • .. . .. . . SQ.' pomu 3. OngJnallly Iideas and l!lllterials) .. . ............... 'IIi 'IIOIDII 4. Appearance lability to attract aud ltold attention) , . :10 (IOIDII 5. Neatness ... . .. .. . .. 10 po.-11 .2ft 28: , start the race will be called hack aud tl}.e one Dwdng t~J,t; fal., start will he penalized lhe distance of twenty.f!ve feel ~rflJ!i!('. two infractio'IS of this manner will cause a disqualification. Riders not to be assisted wben starting . i race and the race will not start until the track is clear. , . Contestants to report to tbe judges stand at tbe beginning of . . each race for final instructions and introductions. Races to ·start from a stand still at the designated slartiiQI place, ·· Winners to be picked by competent judges chosen ' by the Meigs County Agricultural Society. . CLASS 1202 . . 1. 46" and under. ~'• mile. Entry .f ee $.50. Prizes 11-3-2--1. 2. Over 46" to 48-3"8 mile. Entry fee $1: Prizes •10.$7·$5..3-$2; ,,. 3. Over 46" lo 52" -:}-8 ·" "le, Entry fee.,l.-·.. Prlzes-$10--$7--il-$3--$2. 4. Over 52" to 56" - 3-8 mile - entry fee $1.110. SUDDEII!t &IIOUND FIRE BURSTS ALL AIOUHO ~ 1• liN 50M1II cAMEL IS MIT! - .. Prlzes-410-$7-$5-$3~2. 5. Over 56" - 3io mile-entry fee $1.50. Prizes-$11>-$10-$7-41>-$3. Department XIll Concel!llionil · Chafles Radford Jr., Superintendent · Department XIV ·~· TICKET SALES--'- Ray Whaley; Super!ntentleq(' · ., Enr~rtainment -Department XV ·. · I'llnil Orillnallty-ldeu and lfaterllll -·-·--··-··-·····------··--· Ill Attractiveues.. - Abil!ty to attract and hold atteftllon------···-···· 15 Appearance and neatneu-91o!b1HIJ and 10 . 06 ~ ...,,. __ _ exhi~it shoJI consist of Chl!dr<n's 'fork for the 100~ .i.dro~ 7. bh~-bJt.~j will be Judaed a~ a time to.. ~- moouneed by liifl sO,.. .:!II 23: · .,uu. , e. Each .2ft .Zli 1.00 1.00 1.011 1.00 1.00 1.110 1.110 JIL PAINTING 1. Landscape from Nature ............. . ......... . .. 1.00 2. Portrolt from Life ................................ 1.00 3. Still Life .... -... ... .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . . . .. .. .75 • . Marlue Swdy .. .. • . . .. . . . .. . . . • . . . . . .. . . . . . .. .. . .75 5. Landscape Copy ..• " .. .. . . . . . . . • . .. . .. . .. .. . . . .. . .75 e. stili Life Copy . • • • . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . .75 7. Flower Study .. . .. . . . . .. . .... . .. . . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . .75 B. Animal Studr .. .. . .... .. • .. .. .. . .. .. .. . . . .. .. .. . . .75 9. Flower Study Copy .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .75 10. Dil!Pl111 of Three Pieces A-B-C .. .. . .. .. • .. .. .. 1.110 . WATER COLOR 11. Portralt 'from Life ..... ..... .... ..... ...... . ...... \.00 12. tandscape from Nature ..... , .. , ..... . ............ 1.00 13. Flower Study .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . .. .75 U. Landscape Copy .. .. . .. . . .. . .. . . • • .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .75 15. Flower Study Copy .............................. , .75 16. Mariue Study .. .. _.. . .. .. . .. .. . . .. .. . . . .. .. .. . . . .75 17. Animo! Study .. . . .. .. .. . . . . . .. .. . . .. .. .75 18. Db!Piay of Three Pieces A-BC .. .. . . • . • . .. .. . .. . 1.00 19. still Life .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . • . .. . . .. . .. . .75 10. Portrait Copy .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . • .. . . .. . . .. . 1.00 CHARCOAL 21. Portrait from Life .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. . . . . . . . 1.00 22 Still Life .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . • . . . . . . .. .75 Landscape . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. .. .. . .. .75 K Still Life Copy ..... . .. ........ , .. .. • . • .. • . . . • . .. .. .75 25. Display o1 Tbree Pieces A-·B-C . . . . .. _. . . . . . . . . 1.110 28. Landseape Copy . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. .. . . . .. .. .. .. .75 27 Portrait Copy .. .. . . . . .. .. .. .. . .. .. . . . . . .. • . . .. . .. .75 Animal Study .. : . .. .... .. . ............. "" . .75 . PASTEL :111. Portrait from Life .... ·.. . ................. .. ...... 1.~ 30. Landscape from Nature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • • . . . . . . . . . . .5 31. Flower Study from Nature . . . . . . . . . . . . .. • .. . . .. .. . .75 32. Landocape Copy .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. • . • . • . . . . . .. ..75 83. Aulmol Study .. . . .. .. . .. .. . . . . .. .. . . . . .. . • • • . . .. . .75 34. SliD Life .. · .'.... · · • ·" .. · · : .. ·" • "· · · "".... ·i~ 85. Flower Study (Copy) .. .. • .. . . .. .. • .. .. • • .. .. • . . • .. · 86. Marllle Study .. .. .. .. . .. : .. . .. .. . . . . . .. .. . . .. .. .75 87. Dlsplaf of T&ree Pieces A-B-C ............... ' 1.00 38. Still Life Copy .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .75 - ~~: All, 'arjJClOI t h•~ll•il ,bY a i~ran'e ..... ...,.. _____ , ·- ....,... ___ _ ,e.n·_ HOUSE COATS AND SLEEPING GARMENTS GINIRAL THEME . NQ60DY- ntE WILLITS . ..... - ~ct. of tbe 4 partiCipating SCitGQJs or .dlstrlcti wtli bove 1 1p11itJ 8 feet in length and 6 feet in depth. There is oo limit to .tbe or lYPP ol matenaJ us~ . a:nd 'lhe setec.Uon ot 1 theme 11 to 11t ' · parti.-IOAtinf ~chuol m di11lritt . . ' · ,. · .. . · :.·: l)j fl!. 5. Exhibits are to' bo in p)aee by ~P.M... Tu~ay, Auguit .llttdit<l are to remarn unlil • ~ M Sa_turdat Eaeh '!Chool wiD ~t».·tt&pda,tltll [pr assembling ami di.tlmantling ltst-sbibit. · •:, .40 .40 1.75 1.75 . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • • .50 • ' .. ·:" . ;,, !it 4 40 .25 .25 .25 .25 .25 HAND MADE TOYS 84. Stuffed Toys .. . .. .. . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. . .. . .50 G5. Dressed Dolls .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .50 CHILDREN'S GARMENTS {Age 4 to 12 yrs,) (Place Aae On Garment) G6. Cotton Dress .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. . .50 87. Dress Cotttons and Blends . ............. •••••• , . . .50 .. PIID LASSWiLI. • ''i . ·-·.·. ~·b•rt· ~n, I•~'Choroe · . · . ·:·. 1- Entrieil clotcP at 4 P.M. August lJJh, -' 1968 . 1: 2. Exhitlits wi1J be confined ·to schoOls f~ ~- et«s COunty. . ., ~. ~-. < ! ·3 Equal ooporlunilies for ·exhibitJng I be 'avl11able to e~ett···1dwlll d!!~:d~d~r co~~ination ~f ,.d_istriet_t~;' ~e~ tOr._tour eshlbh.fl· - ~lt;r .40 .110 .50 .50 .50 .oo 1.75 56. Tailored Dress .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. . .. . .. .. .. 2.00 57. Tailored Suil .................................... 2.00 liB. Tailored Coat .. . .. .. .. . ...... 2.011 l'~l)" .. 0. . ~0 .;16 1.76 1.!: 1. •,':')Jif '~ ·-·st ·, unit! t :~. P>M un Sarunl~y . . ··~ , , , ,'-,, ~ch . G'IJin~e .wi)l be requlrd,J to ~u a Mem~l'lhlp Tlcll;.lf: on&lidllbt .::1 .~II fi2. Qne Piece Cotkm Drel8 . . .... ............ . 53. Two Piece CoUon Dress . . . . . .... . . ... . ........ 54. Dress Made From Another Garment ..•. , . , ••• , ... 55. One Piece Cotton and Blends .................. . . . t"''fl'~" 40 .80 Kitchen Apron . .. .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . . . .. . .. .. .. . Apron wilh Cross Stitch Trim mini . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Embroidered Apron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . Painted Apron ..... . , .. , .......... .. , . . . . . . . . .. . Fancy Apron .. . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. . . .. .. . ~ < .'ltl 40 .40 .40 .50 .50 .50 · ··\·- .... • . .__ ·. .~ .011 .- 40 ,tit) .110 ' -; ' ~~n. llf i'l'i.-'J.:,.\1 on,.. , f, ·; <L ·,•. • ;. . ' ·~' ·'' . r' or 1uveruJ~ G~it• 'ilee J ii l'~.~~m !-1ft. - .• • • ·t . .' ~b1U; · ·~· .t& .= ~·· 'pla r,ed tiy :e·l!e I" W GD . Tri•.....,l"',,l .. nm~ "' •o T1tUDj' M ,·'~.·:. _.· Mt> ., 1 'tmnt' and u tonn ennC"eiVt- . of ~o-· bf!ttf:t •tef) ln that din~ . Lh<~n the upl:;)utldi'na ul the Gr1n~e1 and_. ,·.~ acttvttteL , ": ' ~ . .40 .50 .50 l.l. • • - 40 .60 .tiO I tO ,!{nod foi' th-e first dar, :· : II ft. thf DUfflu~ nf thP . Pair Bnarrt to budd bPthh A.gij'~lt:flrr ,. .00 Wbite imllroldary .................. ; ...... , ,,. Coturea EmbrolderJ ...... ....... ... ... ........ . Craao SUtcb . .. . .. .. ....................... . Tuwel Willi Crocheted Ed&e ................. .. TuweJ witb White l!:mbruidery ........... ... .... . Towel wttb Colured EmbrUidery .•.. •••.•. •...•• • Tuwel With Crooa SUtcb ...... ........... .. .. Tuwel wrth Applique .. .................. .. Towel with Textile Palnlln& .............. ..... . .. Towel w•tb Outline .I!D.bru1c1ery .. , •. • .••• .••••••• Swedish Dll'llin1 . ........ ... .................. .. ' .• ' l-,. 1 f~rnt~~t~ · ~"O t'!ell)E'r t1ckf.b Solid Croc:bet ... ••••.....•..........••••••••••• Crv<bel Trimmed ............................. , ....•••.• , ••.. • , , • , •• , ••••••• ~ •• Ft. \' ~: '·. ' l...o,. TABLE UN!i1NS 211. Trible Clolb witll Willie Embruldocy .. .••••. , , : . , . . 75 26. Tobie Cloth and Nopklas - Hemmed . . . . . . . • • . . . $1 .110 27 Table Cloth - Sohd Crocheted ..... .... , . $1 25 28. Lunth Clorh and 4 Napkins - Crocheted l!dre . . . . .75 29. Luncb Cloth and 4 Nopkins - Painted .... .75 30. Lunch Cloth and 4 Nopkin&- Wbire EmnrolderJ .. .7o 31. Luucb Cloth and.·4 Napkins-Colored l!mbroiderj . . .75 32. Luncb Cloth and 4 Nopkllll - Appliqued . ..... . . . ... .75 CENTER PIECES ·• -;- · • _,-..· > 10'._.\ 1- '." ' ~...n,,,..•• ~!~p..lld~,. ond p.<i.etplej otlhl Gr~~~:-,:.:;::;-..:.:,; 1 · Jv,;; ·ihhH"v!'men"l ' C:tJJi)lll 'ftmt'C:omrnututy ~tlrviet df lJ:>W' G!'lftlt· ~---.. , · · i'> . .t ,pr,odttcts _:_:.:_.__ ... - - r·-- -- - --~!.. .;:;,..~:...... _._.. ::' __,. __ ~~!~'':'~-· :• ,' ~r~\Y.. • r ·a.t"' -~ - f·J~, -\.- 'I , • • ... • .. .. .. ~ l'' ~ _ -·· ·. ,· d\r-''•1' '"".·""'·a. " ... ;:l.':..!., ........ .r....;.. ..::r------..... - w.,..· -----1"'•,...,. ....... ..,.. .. -;. 'fij~ _ ..- ··~,.·'·•·_ · · ,,._ tj" • ,•.I .....;.o:&,l.._ -~~-t"'"'•• 1 ''• · ·.·•. •"-T •- -· ' l•.J•' ", .-, . ' ' -'O''' ""t ·1 ·0 A' ll"' '"'"""'.:.t .. .,.,_.. , • !' ' · ) .....T • · • r. . ·' 1' ,..,, ·.:.:•. 1 • , ·--~ · • .t ~ · --~r ', ~,~; "i.~ '···· tf. .. .;;., ,1 ,. • ' •'\ n\fJ.- ;• •'"·;:{ ,'j· • J ; · CLASS '. IOOJ.:.~!"'rvRANGII EXHIBIT ' .. , , , :. '·" )'' ' , ~~.' ·) •I \ Ai-:-ff'lf1j: 1', ' .. ·!' ~"~"" , .. ' \I, . " :n!o1 1 ' 'll~ ·~~' :; l•·~ · 'II,., ~·mtum!: · .,. • . '· 111 ·· tnd ·~-.:. ·1 - , 01j ~.j k. 1 1."' ' •au. Uri •AIUi ' a£A U0 U9 <> (:0 ... 40 .110 75 ~ -~ ~ ' '"'' .' ', arm ·' f ·• ,,'11 1> AMATEUR PAINTING Departmeni Ill: Domestfe .4rts 6 ' . . ..•• •' (No Numbtrs Painting) Class 38. Evergreen speclmens 39. Nature 's resources ' '•, . ~· ~ I L,- • • " Miu J•ul.• Saund•rs, Sup.,lntencMnt SECTtQN· 1107-EDUCA TIONAl~ or more labeled 5 ' .J MISCELLANEOUS CIS. Croebet Afghan ........ ............. ........... 1.25 70. Table Mats - 8 - Crocheted ........... ..... , .. . .. . .60 71. Pot Holders - 3 . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. . • . .. . . • . .50 72. Group of 3 Handkerchiefs - Crocheted . . • • • . . . • • . .50 ?3. Group of 3 Handkerchiefs - Painted . . . • . . . . . . . . :10 74. Group of 3 Handkerchiefs - Tailed . ...•. , . , • . ... . JiO 75. Fancy Pillow (fabric) .. .. .... .. .. .. .. . . . . .. .. .. . . - .50 78. Hobby Comer .... .............................. • . 75 77. Tile Art ........................................ Job ~o~ Made Purse : .. .............. , • .. .. .. . .. . .50 SECTION JOG-SPECIMEN COLLECnON-5 or more labelled · Class 3.~· Cacti and/or succulents ' '·34. House plants 36. Gourds 37. Colored Corn at that ' • ); · ,.:", 68. BoYts Suit . . . . . g. green h. Other . ' . j ' '', 81. Knitted Sweater Set (Cap, Sweater and Bootees) . . . .50 82. Crocheted Sweat-er set (Cap, Sweater and Bootees) .50 63. Crocheted Crib Cover .. ·. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75 80o- HORTICULTURE Spcci mens to be in clear pop bottles or jars l Class 23. Rose-- Hyb rid Tea-one ~. < I • INFANTS' WEAR ~ j ' 19. House Coat .. . . ... ......... .... . ..... .. .. .. _.. . HO 80. Sleepin& Garments . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. . 1.50 Class 21. Dish Gardens 22. Terrariums , ~~ I ' .. •' DRESSES Class 1t,~Poco hontas _____ ____ _____ With an Indian Figurine · i7. Juliette l..owe __ Suitable for a G,irl Scout Tea Table . . ~ORTICULTURE · 18 Zinnia ------ -------·----- - three large or fantasy !H. Marigold ----- ---------- - --. .. .. three 20. Any other ~ECTION '• • t APRONS , Clllsl. t4 ~ilil:illa -------------- (Speak for yourself, John)1(,""'"·' :' Your own favorite .· • ~"' '", '.',.. ~ l 22. Every exhibitor must put name, and name of club, if member, on back of entry card. If Non-<·)ujJ member, name and county. t "'_, ' ·t,l _..4. ''1oUd'CroellM ..••• ,.•• ~ •• ~••',........v: ...'. . ll.28 '.~, - 6. .-\rrangemel)ts may not be made on th~ exhibition table's. The staging committee w!ll help the exhibitor to stage the exhibits. ' ;i 't' J ' ' be accepted for exhibit but marked, . "Not for com... · . 1 p~Ution." ' ' 'C""/ - • ~ ~;· l\· .-.'~ /'- ,. ._, ........ ' . '_. :-t. \ - .., .••'-f Jetterm&----·--- Charlet,·;\f'~!lams and D" E. ·Reuter, Supefintendeuttl Gnln~~tand- Department ·XVI '.' . Chariet.Wnllnms and Hugh P. Cus~, _s uper!ntentenll . ! BUGS BUNNY ly IIALI'H HIIMDAttL �'',I' ~ ..~;~tt~·~ ....,~- :r~l -1 4 ' , 4 ., ' t . ~ ~'- u ..... • •~ I i' . ··~:·~. ·. \ •.. , l)afl¥ .Je•~~. .. Pom"'Oy·llllddleporl, - !l(nH~ Y.-!ll ' •' ~ ,, 0.,_A~-· 15, i~J,O . . i\!Jyone making an arrangement on the exhibition tables wlll " have their exblbit disqualified, as will anyone interfering witb another person's arrangement. 9. Exhibits m~·st temai'n' in pia"' until <l P.~. S.turdiJ,. Aay 11i J1t ~o~. •fi<l(ore !bat \lme will forleit' :any prerjl!uma • awatderl. · Exhibitors are to rer;nove t}lerr .eotlle!$ as soon as possill!e alter · l.he close .of tile show. e:r· 10 No artificial or artifiriaUy colored . plant materials permitted exre-pt aS stated. Acct>ssories per'illitted in all classes. ~~ E~hi bi tor s may_f'nte-r as many nhly one 12 t~nfry 111 classes as d("sired, but may make earh rlass. 13 All planl materia l used is to be listed on a card furnished b1 tin' Supt>rintE>n rlent or the Flower and Plants Dept. 1966 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR· FLOWER SHOW Tlii:MF. OF SHOW-"MY FAIR I.ADY" W:CT!O N 801 - ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS . , Class 1 Luci Baines Johnson ... SUitable for a Bqde • Table 2 Eleanor Roosevelt Featuring shades of blue flowers .' :1_ :Martha Washington ~ Traditional mass arrangement 4. Mary ---- ---- ------ -- Suitable for a church alter 5. "Gra ndma" Gatewood __ Roadside or wild matenals with weathered wood 6. Al)lclia Erheart __________ __ lnterpretlv~ of flight 7. Mae West ---- - ----- Featuring the Hogarth Curve 8. Gertrude Ederle ---- With water showing as part of the design 9. Florence Nightingale __ ___ Including white flowers 10. Pearl l\>!Ck . --------- - Showing Oriental influence 11. Loi !' Weaver ~ --- ------------------------ Modern 12. Ja rk iP Kennedy __ ____ corsage of summer flowen !11. Charlene HoefUch '-- Interpretive of Meigs County i ''' ' ·. · ~rTJON·;·-~NVITATlONAL ~ · ,\ f5. 'B ridgitte Bardo! ------------ ---------- · Way Out iECTI . ( ~UN!ORS \:;~.qtiSTIC ARRANGEMENTS SECTION 804-SPEC!AL DISPLAY 24 Jtose- Floribunda-one stem 25. Zinnia - Large- 3 of one co lor 26. Zinnia- Fantasy- 3 of one color 27. Gladiolus !exhibitor may enler one in each color ( class) 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. ,. - ' a. Red d. yellow e. Blue or purple b. pink c. White f. Orange or Safmon Mangold-large--3 of one color Cockscomb- P!ume-<>ne Cockscomb-crested-one - Dahlia- large-<Jne Dahlia-Pom·pom-3 of one color Undassified--<~ny flo~er other than above · Class 40. Collecti6n of Herbs 41. Pictures made from dried plant material (·6 or more kinds) "42. Wild flowers ~ nd plants 'PREMIUMS AND RIBBONS First Second .75 ~ion 801-13 classes ----------- fl.OO .75 802- 2 classes - ---------- 1.00 .50 803- 5 classes ---- ------.75 .50 804- 2 classes ----------.75 .50 80!>-12 classes ----------.75 .75 806- 4 classes --- -------- 1.00 .75 807- 5 classes ----------- 1.00 Tblrd .50 .50 .25 .25 .25 .50 .50 Clarehu l"tendtrHn, Supt. Entry Fee - Membership Ticket. :1. All entfielt.ll'· this department mull ~ Ill tbe bands of the Seerela ry by .4'00 P.M. Thursday, Aug. llth. Entry book will he closed J thne. Entries-·, made on the books crt the Secretary cannot be ehlll&ecl or wiUifrawd.-nd entered in another elasa or num·ber. 4 All ~~ f!>r judging should be on the grounds not later tlwl 9 011 A.)l ' ~·itay, August ,6th.IJaud anything arrlvin, after that 3 ttme milt 'fe displ3yed but wi DOl bo eligible lor Judging ~ premiums . JUdging viii be done at 10:00 A.M. Tuesday. AUI. 18th. E:xh•bit• ·en ' thi• deportment are Umlled to Meito and adJolniDI counties in Ohio. Not more than one entry tn tbe same class by tbe aame pel'IIOn will ,J 7 8 9 bl!JiPi-Ulitt'Wf.' Articles that have been (2) years are not eligible New work and new ideas Exhibitors must furnish awarded a premium within the last two for entry. will be given preference. a wire bane:er for each pnnent to be di.splayed. Tile Ohio State Uulvenlll' ADitultural CoUe10 -011011 1001'0 ...roo will he ..... ,.. ,.._... ~ ·---·-··---· lK ·Warmndrlp - - - - - - - IK St1lo -- ------ - - - · - - 1K .· I I i ' ~ --------·--- Ill' CLASS 901-HOUSEHOLD FABRICS Miu Acl1 HGsldns, Superlnt.nHnt 1 . Applique Quill - new . . ....... ..... 2. Cotton Patchwork QuDt . . .. . .. . . .. . . 3 Antique QUilt-Age 7ll years and over ...... . , . , .. 4 Bed8J)read AJII'Uqut .. . - . - .. .. .. .. • . .. . . . . . 5 BO>dspread, Enrbroldend . • . • . . . . • . • • .. .. .. • .. .. . 6. Bedlpreact Fancy . ....••••• ..••••• •••••• ••• , • , . . J. --w.- ~ } • , '< . • 1/ '' I ~, ' ' -~- ' •f!' ., •' • '1*1 · . • RUGS-NEW _. 1';' .,,,·,_1':.'. ·< ~ .. -. ·Pr I ; T\•rf'' ' '--~}',.-~ 'I' . -;. -;... _, Q_€K!P'eteG . 1 ·· ···~· ••_,, , .••••.•••. ,··· t· ~:,.~ .. ..;..... ,._. $100 ·• ·' oo~Oooo••' ·· · · · too, oooo• .'....•tOO '• I • ' Yani o_- Oooo , . .... . ., . . • '''''''"! ., . . ,-_ Jh'. '· .,~ 10.. nw . ' Bll ... _ ...... ~..... ,.~7''' _,··- · ~\.rt- '· '' · ).-~·: · : . ;· ,_ 11. ~ " r-.. ·· ···· y· ~·-~·······~ ····· · ·•···~~·. , ll; \·(., 1J liHnpJ- "lt.;lo "Wove" ,_,.•.. ~r...' l _• • • • , , _. . . . .... • • ~1.0() . -' ' :~ ., --~· • ' .... ....... . .... KNITTINQ..-NEW ' ·,_-•t •..:i--;!.1 I. 0, 13. . Searl , 01 ft1Wl • , •• , •.... , . , .. , •.•. ~,,.,., .-•• ,. .60 lC. Swat,r ...•..••••• , •••••.•.• -; . •• •••••• .• ~ •••••••.• f .OO l u. AfJhiD ...... ·................. ... ... , .......... 11.25 .. SHEETS AND PILLOW ,CASE~ 18. 17 18. 19. 20. 2! :13. :K. ··eo'"• ... .80' .50 .110 110' • ,.". ' · .·!· 'r ' Sbeetl and Pillow- caset - Panited ·r : -:r ... , $1 .00 Sbeet, and Pillow-Casefi - White Embrulde.l')' .... Sl .OO . PILLOW CASES Pillow Cues - Ctocbet Trimmed .... ..•••. .- , • • • . .60 Pillow Caseo - 'fatted ..... ......... , .611 Pillow ca... - While EmbrOidery .... , .. ·••• '· . . . . . .60 Pillow Caaes - Colored ~ro1def1 .•.. , •••••. , • .60 Pillow CBBes - Applique . . .. .. .. . . • .. .. .. .. .60 Pillow co- - Palllted . . . .. . . . .. • .. . 60 Dre.,.r Searl and llotohlD1 Pillow Caa....... :•rc· $1.00 " ... ·\_' 33. M 28. 38. 57 38. 311. 40. ., !, .. · ' , ' ~ t1. u tll. 44. 65. til. 17. fB. 49. 50. II . 75 40 .40 '1.21 '1.25 $1.211 '1.25 'l.:ill $1..25 Jrd_,: ~· SHERIFF · TAIT \1/UZ DEALIN' . ' ·..__ .:. be prbduell~' llf ~ ' ':" r(iu'at' 1 · J¥' .;: I /, . . .,. Dll!Jl4rlmenl l'J. ,P,ubU,e SChoql8 o. P•tttrian;' ••~fndenf . 11!Rit't ··· ~ LI'L ABNEII n ·• }-:••, . .. ·:- · if: t .ini!' .Z5 .25 . .25 Speed-Department XII .25 . Wm. B. Dawnlo, Frod Goegloln, WtUoco Brocllanl In charvo THURSDAY, AUGOST 18, 5:110 P.M. . " J ' . . . . . . . • $2000.~Esl. 2 Year Old Pace . .. 3 Year Old Trot . . . ...... . ....--. ........ ,.. :-~ Ell. $2000. Pnre-Non-Winne-rs of $3000.00 . . . . . . . . ......•.• $500.00 · (Non-Winner. of $750.00 in 1966 elllible) FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, ~:110 P.M; l 2 Year Old Trot .... .... ..... ............ ..,. . ·.... ... .... $~.110 1111. 3 ~ear Old Pace . . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $2000.00 Ett. Trot-Non-Winners of $1500.00 . . . . . . . . . . . ..... .. .... $SOOIOO Punt SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. 2:00P.M. , · ·· Pace-Non-Winnm of $10.000. . .. ..................... $1100;110 Purse Trot- Non-Winners of $10,0110. . . , : ..... ... . , ...... .... $500.00 Purse (Non·Will!lers of $2000.00 in lBfMJ eligible) Paee--Non-Wumer~ t of $1500 . . . . $100.00 Pur~~ U.S.T.A. rules to govern events. Entrance fee 3% of pune. ·J(oue)' division 45, 25, 15, 10, 5%. Five lo start. Tbe ~tIs reservecl to chlDII order of program or to declare off auy race if unavo!doble eondiUona prevail. Two heat plan. Eveey heat a race. Iu case thirteen or mortj horses declare in any event~ elimination heata will be raced. AD -entriel must be declared in, on, or oefl1re :10:00 A.M. the day before tbe race. Colt stakes to be roced under .U.S.T.A. ond Ob!o Fal~ Funds Law. Colt stake entries close Feb. 15, 1968. Entry fee I• $10:00 to name au. $10.00 the day preceding the ~ace. Colt stake money di.Won •• followll Five starters--45, 25, 15, 10, 5%. Four starters 50, 25, ltl, 10%. Thret starters, 60, 30, 10% . Stake~ are valid only, if, Ohio Fair l'und.l •vallable. If thirteen or more entries in colt stakes, eliminatlon heats wJQ bt> raced. .75 . 75 .25 .25 .40 .25 .25 j • STA~TING By ART SANSOM THE BORN LOJ!I • • • • • • -• • • • • • • • • • • tl·UD-110-Irl-- JIOT 'fEr1 ~I.DS!-LATE'R! COM~ ~lACK LAliR- AFTEII.lUE W.VES AAE~!-VI~H: . SJ.i?'/1 St'AAW 10 FA~L!-C0~ 8l!CK TNal! 'rniS CAVE WILL 8~ A CREMATORY WITHIN SECONDS! GAT! S.nd all enlrieo to The Meigs County Agricultural Society, P:O. 1\0&· :111'1, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ~-~ - -. "' · .25 .25 .25 PONY HARNESS R~CES .75 Wm. B. Downie. Fred Goeglein and Tom IJ. Reuter in·char~ : THURSDAY, AUGUST 18TH., 2:30 P.M. Trot - one heat - 46" and under ------··---------- Purl!4hW0 Trot - One heat -' Over ·46" to 52" inclutliv_e ---~- Purse .$30 . l FRIDAY; AUGUST 19th, 2:30 ·P.M. ; .. . Trot - one jleat .,- 46" aitd under;f;c~·-.----·-·---·-·· Purie:•311 Trot- One' heat- Over 46" to 52 tneluslve ------·· ~~ .40 .25 .25 .2!1 .25 .25 .40 .110 .25 ;EPI PIC) IKI m1 HE Aii'I'T • MO VKUMT OIST~n GIN U6, IN TIME 0' TJ?OUBL£ ~OWED CONDITIONS _LO NitMAL'b ALLUS 00 SEfM T'GIT 1Ullii?ANT~ Directors in charge reserve right to calt pff or reclassify classes • . }:ach entry to be measured at tjle COI!cr-11! block drain In tbe. C~D< terfield by 12 noon on day befote the race. . . Entry fee $2.00 added. . :1 -~~ ' Money division 4!>-2!>-15,-I0-5£l'o. ·· · · · D. E. Reuter, Secreqey,P. Q. lli)x227 .50 .50 .40 40 .40 .40 .40 ENTRY ·FEES: Must hold .50 .50 as shown op~os1te each race. .40 . .40 40 .40 .40 .50 .40 .40 .40 .110 .40 .40 .40 . ~' . _. . t·; ,~ .• ~;1 t' . _ oil ABBIE AND SLATS r ~- By RAEBURN VAN BUllEN to 111easurement ·classifi- Races .lli .he run at 2:30 .PM Thursday alid at 2:a_ o..PM Friday, Each race to be started by two starlerti · · Race to be called back In case of an iafractlol!. · ., . Running !llarts will not be pennltted ·and In ca_se of a l1Jilnln1 .50 • ..,. £~"'"" Mfl'o1~. V'MIGHT SAY, TO!!Ill: .Ri!llter in ella~ j.",.. member~hlp Ucket a)ld pay'e~k• Horses and ponies to run aeeording .50 llox I. Sh-Ield, Supirlnt.ndlftl THE CLOSED BmLE ~FLAG !li'AY· BI USEII. NO 0'!1IER REGALIA. · Entries close at 4 P.M. Tfiurotlay, Aug. 11th.' the •-•- eo-~ Gnll(e wDJ fumtsb tbelr admlssiou tlctetl to • ~ .......~•. Granse Ezhiblta will be ludted at o Ume to be IJIIlouuced Ill' tho ...perintemleut. GnDre E!hlblti will ~ Jut!Sed oo II>• followiDI ScGre Cord: NOlA/: SORT 0' 1..0DCit cation. .50 Depart111ent X ~LOW 28ROTH:!::!::"':: Each entry to be measured at the COI!crete . block dram: rL the centerfield, at 12:00,noon day of race. ,;;· : . . . ., .40 .40 .40 .4b .40 ~ ANI-•.1119. ~IGHT Wm. Downie, Fred Goeglein and .50 .50 .40 WELL. ld!f REAL PONY AND HORSE RUNNING RACES .40 .40 .40 .4U .40 r---...;'' HAIOLD GIIAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! Driver must be in colors. Entries closed 12 noon day before race. Tho or..... and '" liorvlco to tho co-unity SUBORDINATE GII.ANGE EXHIBIT SCORE CARD HEIGS COUNTY FAIR -~--·~-.:~-~.i-~at.~~~ .. lJltendent With awards All folloWI: l•t 180.00:' 2Dd •-- 00• lJM •~ 00: 4th $16.011 • • - : ' - . .- · • 8. Eslnb•tJ; wiU be 1udied on the basis,_pf: . 1. Theme . _ ....•.••••••. , • , • , , • . lt.- potiltl' 2. Develupblent of l'heme .·. . . . . . • • • . . . • .. . .. . . SQ.' pomu 3. OngJnallly Iideas and l!lllterials) .. . ............... 'IIi 'IIOIDII 4. Appearance lability to attract aud ltold attention) , . :10 (IOIDII 5. Neatness ... . .. .. . .. 10 po.-11 .2ft 28: , start the race will be called hack aud tl}.e one Dwdng t~J,t; fal., start will he penalized lhe distance of twenty.f!ve feel ~rflJ!i!('. two infractio'IS of this manner will cause a disqualification. Riders not to be assisted wben starting . i race and the race will not start until the track is clear. , . Contestants to report to tbe judges stand at tbe beginning of . . each race for final instructions and introductions. Races to ·start from a stand still at the designated slartiiQI place, ·· Winners to be picked by competent judges chosen ' by the Meigs County Agricultural Society. . CLASS 1202 . . 1. 46" and under. ~'• mile. Entry .f ee $.50. Prizes 11-3-2--1. 2. Over 46" to 48-3"8 mile. Entry fee $1: Prizes •10.$7·$5..3-$2; ,,. 3. Over 46" lo 52" -:}-8 ·" "le, Entry fee.,l.-·.. Prlzes-$10--$7--il-$3--$2. 4. Over 52" to 56" - 3-8 mile - entry fee $1.110. SUDDEII!t &IIOUND FIRE BURSTS ALL AIOUHO ~ 1• liN 50M1II cAMEL IS MIT! - .. Prlzes-410-$7-$5-$3~2. 5. Over 56" - 3io mile-entry fee $1.50. Prizes-$11>-$10-$7-41>-$3. Department XIll Concel!llionil · Chafles Radford Jr., Superintendent · Department XIV ·~· TICKET SALES--'- Ray Whaley; Super!ntentleq(' · ., Enr~rtainment -Department XV ·. · I'llnil Orillnallty-ldeu and lfaterllll -·-·--··-··-·····------··--· Ill Attractiveues.. - Abil!ty to attract and hold atteftllon------···-···· 15 Appearance and neatneu-91o!b1HIJ and 10 . 06 ~ ...,,. __ _ exhi~it shoJI consist of Chl!dr<n's 'fork for the 100~ .i.dro~ 7. bh~-bJt.~j will be Judaed a~ a time to.. ~- moouneed by liifl sO,.. .:!II 23: · .,uu. , e. Each .2ft .Zli 1.00 1.00 1.011 1.00 1.00 1.110 1.110 JIL PAINTING 1. Landscape from Nature ............. . ......... . .. 1.00 2. Portrolt from Life ................................ 1.00 3. Still Life .... -... ... .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . . . .. .. .75 • . Marlue Swdy .. .. • . . .. . . . .. . . . • . . . . . .. . . . . . .. .. . .75 5. Landscape Copy ..• " .. .. . . . . . . . • . .. . .. . .. .. . . . .. . .75 e. stili Life Copy . • • • . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . .75 7. Flower Study .. . .. . . . . .. . .... . .. . . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . .75 B. Animal Studr .. .. . .... .. • .. .. .. . .. .. .. . . . .. .. .. . . .75 9. Flower Study Copy .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .75 10. Dil!Pl111 of Three Pieces A-B-C .. .. . .. .. • .. .. .. 1.110 . WATER COLOR 11. Portralt 'from Life ..... ..... .... ..... ...... . ...... \.00 12. tandscape from Nature ..... , .. , ..... . ............ 1.00 13. Flower Study .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . .. .75 U. Landscape Copy .. .. . .. . . .. . .. . . • • .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .75 15. Flower Study Copy .............................. , .75 16. Mariue Study .. .. _.. . .. .. . .. .. . . .. .. . . . .. .. .. . . . .75 17. Animo! Study .. . . .. .. .. . . . . . .. .. . . .. .. .75 18. Db!Piay of Three Pieces A-BC .. .. . . • . • . .. .. . .. . 1.00 19. still Life .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . • . .. . . .. . .. . .75 10. Portrait Copy .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . • .. . . .. . . .. . 1.00 CHARCOAL 21. Portrait from Life .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. . . . . . . . 1.00 22 Still Life .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . • . . . . . . .. .75 Landscape . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. .. .. . .. .75 K Still Life Copy ..... . .. ........ , .. .. • . • .. • . . . • . .. .. .75 25. Display o1 Tbree Pieces A-·B-C . . . . .. _. . . . . . . . . 1.110 28. Landseape Copy . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. .. . . . .. .. .. .. .75 27 Portrait Copy .. .. . . . . .. .. .. .. . .. .. . . . . . .. • . . .. . .. .75 Animal Study .. : . .. .... .. . ............. "" . .75 . PASTEL :111. Portrait from Life .... ·.. . ................. .. ...... 1.~ 30. Landscape from Nature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • • . . . . . . . . . . .5 31. Flower Study from Nature . . . . . . . . . . . . .. • .. . . .. .. . .75 32. Landocape Copy .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. • . • . • . . . . . .. ..75 83. Aulmol Study .. . . .. .. . .. .. . . . . .. .. . . . . .. . • • • . . .. . .75 34. SliD Life .. · .'.... · · • ·" .. · · : .. ·" • "· · · "".... ·i~ 85. Flower Study (Copy) .. .. • .. . . .. .. • .. .. • • .. .. • . . • .. · 86. Marllle Study .. .. .. .. . .. : .. . .. .. . . . . . .. .. . . .. .. .75 87. Dlsplaf of T&ree Pieces A-B-C ............... ' 1.00 38. Still Life Copy .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .75 - ~~: All, 'arjJClOI t h•~ll•il ,bY a i~ran'e ..... ...,.. _____ , ·- ....,... ___ _ ,e.n·_ HOUSE COATS AND SLEEPING GARMENTS GINIRAL THEME . NQ60DY- ntE WILLITS . ..... - ~ct. of tbe 4 partiCipating SCitGQJs or .dlstrlcti wtli bove 1 1p11itJ 8 feet in length and 6 feet in depth. There is oo limit to .tbe or lYPP ol matenaJ us~ . a:nd 'lhe setec.Uon ot 1 theme 11 to 11t ' · parti.-IOAtinf ~chuol m di11lritt . . ' · ,. · .. . · :.·: l)j fl!. 5. Exhibits are to' bo in p)aee by ~P.M... Tu~ay, Auguit .llttdit<l are to remarn unlil • ~ M Sa_turdat Eaeh '!Chool wiD ~t».·tt&pda,tltll [pr assembling ami di.tlmantling ltst-sbibit. · •:, .40 .40 1.75 1.75 . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • • .50 • ' .. ·:" . ;,, !it 4 40 .25 .25 .25 .25 .25 HAND MADE TOYS 84. Stuffed Toys .. . .. .. . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. . .. . .50 G5. Dressed Dolls .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .50 CHILDREN'S GARMENTS {Age 4 to 12 yrs,) (Place Aae On Garment) G6. Cotton Dress .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. . .50 87. Dress Cotttons and Blends . ............. •••••• , . . .50 .. PIID LASSWiLI. • ''i . ·-·.·. ~·b•rt· ~n, I•~'Choroe · . · . ·:·. 1- Entrieil clotcP at 4 P.M. August lJJh, -' 1968 . 1: 2. Exhitlits wi1J be confined ·to schoOls f~ ~- et«s COunty. . ., ~. ~-. < ! ·3 Equal ooporlunilies for ·exhibitJng I be 'avl11able to e~ett···1dwlll d!!~:d~d~r co~~ination ~f ,.d_istriet_t~;' ~e~ tOr._tour eshlbh.fl· - ~lt;r .40 .110 .50 .50 .50 .oo 1.75 56. Tailored Dress .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. . .. . .. .. .. 2.00 57. Tailored Suil .................................... 2.00 liB. Tailored Coat .. . .. .. .. . ...... 2.011 l'~l)" .. 0. . ~0 .;16 1.76 1.!: 1. •,':')Jif '~ ·-·st ·, unit! t :~. P>M un Sarunl~y . . ··~ , , , ,'-,, ~ch . G'IJin~e .wi)l be requlrd,J to ~u a Mem~l'lhlp Tlcll;.lf: on&lidllbt .::1 .~II fi2. Qne Piece Cotkm Drel8 . . .... ............ . 53. Two Piece CoUon Dress . . . . . .... . . ... . ........ 54. Dress Made From Another Garment ..•. , . , ••• , ... 55. One Piece Cotton and Blends .................. . . . t"''fl'~" 40 .80 Kitchen Apron . .. .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . . . .. . .. .. .. . Apron wilh Cross Stitch Trim mini . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Embroidered Apron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . Painted Apron ..... . , .. , .......... .. , . . . . . . . . .. . Fancy Apron .. . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. . . .. .. . ~ < .'ltl 40 .40 .40 .50 .50 .50 · ··\·- .... • . .__ ·. .~ .011 .- 40 ,tit) .110 ' -; ' ~~n. llf i'l'i.-'J.:,.\1 on,.. , f, ·; <L ·,•. • ;. . ' ·~' ·'' . r' or 1uveruJ~ G~it• 'ilee J ii l'~.~~m !-1ft. - .• • • ·t . .' ~b1U; · ·~· .t& .= ~·· 'pla r,ed tiy :e·l!e I" W GD . Tri•.....,l"',,l .. nm~ "' •o T1tUDj' M ,·'~.·:. _.· Mt> ., 1 'tmnt' and u tonn ennC"eiVt- . of ~o-· bf!ttf:t •tef) ln that din~ . Lh<~n the upl:;)utldi'na ul the Gr1n~e1 and_. ,·.~ acttvttteL , ": ' ~ . .40 .50 .50 l.l. • • - 40 .60 .tiO I tO ,!{nod foi' th-e first dar, :· : II ft. thf DUfflu~ nf thP . Pair Bnarrt to budd bPthh A.gij'~lt:flrr ,. .00 Wbite imllroldary .................. ; ...... , ,,. Coturea EmbrolderJ ...... ....... ... ... ........ . Craao SUtcb . .. . .. .. ....................... . Tuwel Willi Crocheted Ed&e ................. .. TuweJ witb White l!:mbruidery ........... ... .... . Towel wttb Colured EmbrUidery .•.. •••.•. •...•• • Tuwel With Crooa SUtcb ...... ........... .. .. Tuwel wrth Applique .. .................. .. Towel with Textile Palnlln& .............. ..... . .. Towel w•tb Outline .I!D.bru1c1ery .. , •. • .••• .••••••• Swedish Dll'llin1 . ........ ... .................. .. ' .• ' l-,. 1 f~rnt~~t~ · ~"O t'!ell)E'r t1ckf.b Solid Croc:bet ... ••••.....•..........••••••••••• Crv<bel Trimmed ............................. , ....•••.• , ••.. • , , • , •• , ••••••• ~ •• Ft. \' ~: '·. ' l...o,. TABLE UN!i1NS 211. Trible Clolb witll Willie Embruldocy .. .••••. , , : . , . . 75 26. Tobie Cloth and Nopklas - Hemmed . . . . . . . • • . . . $1 .110 27 Table Cloth - Sohd Crocheted ..... .... , . $1 25 28. Lunth Clorh and 4 Napkins - Crocheted l!dre . . . . .75 29. Luncb Cloth and 4 Nopkins - Painted .... .75 30. Lunch Cloth and 4 Nopkin&- Wbire EmnrolderJ .. .7o 31. Luucb Cloth and.·4 Napkins-Colored l!mbroiderj . . .75 32. Luncb Cloth and 4 Nopkllll - Appliqued . ..... . . . ... .75 CENTER PIECES ·• -;- · • _,-..· > 10'._.\ 1- '." ' ~...n,,,..•• ~!~p..lld~,. ond p.<i.etplej otlhl Gr~~~:-,:.:;::;-..:.:,; 1 · Jv,;; ·ihhH"v!'men"l ' C:tJJi)lll 'ftmt'C:omrnututy ~tlrviet df lJ:>W' G!'lftlt· ~---.. , · · i'> . .t ,pr,odttcts _:_:.:_.__ ... - - r·-- -- - --~!.. .;:;,..~:...... _._.. ::' __,. __ ~~!~'':'~-· :• ,' ~r~\Y.. • r ·a.t"' -~ - f·J~, -\.- 'I , • • ... • .. .. .. ~ l'' ~ _ -·· ·. ,· d\r-''•1' '"".·""'·a. " ... ;:l.':..!., ........ .r....;.. ..::r------..... - w.,..· -----1"'•,...,. ....... ..,.. .. -;. 'fij~ _ ..- ··~,.·'·•·_ · · ,,._ tj" • ,•.I .....;.o:&,l.._ -~~-t"'"'•• 1 ''• · ·.·•. •"-T •- -· ' l•.J•' ", .-, . ' ' -'O''' ""t ·1 ·0 A' ll"' '"'"""'.:.t .. .,.,_.. , • !' ' · ) .....T • · • r. . ·' 1' ,..,, ·.:.:•. 1 • , ·--~ · • .t ~ · --~r ', ~,~; "i.~ '···· tf. .. .;;., ,1 ,. • ' •'\ n\fJ.- ;• •'"·;:{ ,'j· • J ; · CLASS '. IOOJ.:.~!"'rvRANGII EXHIBIT ' .. , , , :. '·" )'' ' , ~~.' ·) •I \ Ai-:-ff'lf1j: 1', ' .. ·!' ~"~"" , .. ' \I, . " :n!o1 1 ' 'll~ ·~~' :; l•·~ · 'II,., ~·mtum!: · .,. • . '· 111 ·· tnd ·~-.:. ·1 - , 01j ~.j k. 1 1."' ' •au. Uri •AIUi ' a£A U0 U9 <> (:0 ... 40 .110 75 ~ -~ ~ ' '"'' .' ', arm ·' f ·• ,,'11 1> AMATEUR PAINTING Departmeni Ill: Domestfe .4rts 6 ' . . ..•• •' (No Numbtrs Painting) Class 38. Evergreen speclmens 39. Nature 's resources ' '•, . ~· ~ I L,- • • " Miu J•ul.• Saund•rs, Sup.,lntencMnt SECTtQN· 1107-EDUCA TIONAl~ or more labeled 5 ' .J MISCELLANEOUS CIS. Croebet Afghan ........ ............. ........... 1.25 70. Table Mats - 8 - Crocheted ........... ..... , .. . .. . .60 71. Pot Holders - 3 . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. . • . .. . . • . .50 72. Group of 3 Handkerchiefs - Crocheted . . • • • . . . • • . .50 ?3. Group of 3 Handkerchiefs - Painted . . . • . . . . . . . . :10 74. Group of 3 Handkerchiefs - Tailed . ...•. , . , • . ... . JiO 75. Fancy Pillow (fabric) .. .. .... .. .. .. .. . . . . .. .. .. . . - .50 78. Hobby Comer .... .............................. • . 75 77. Tile Art ........................................ Job ~o~ Made Purse : .. .............. , • .. .. .. . .. . .50 SECTION JOG-SPECIMEN COLLECnON-5 or more labelled · Class 3.~· Cacti and/or succulents ' '·34. House plants 36. Gourds 37. Colored Corn at that ' • ); · ,.:", 68. BoYts Suit . . . . . g. green h. Other . ' . j ' '', 81. Knitted Sweater Set (Cap, Sweater and Bootees) . . . .50 82. Crocheted Sweat-er set (Cap, Sweater and Bootees) .50 63. Crocheted Crib Cover .. ·. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75 80o- HORTICULTURE Spcci mens to be in clear pop bottles or jars l Class 23. Rose-- Hyb rid Tea-one ~. < I • INFANTS' WEAR ~ j ' 19. House Coat .. . . ... ......... .... . ..... .. .. .. _.. . HO 80. Sleepin& Garments . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. . 1.50 Class 21. Dish Gardens 22. Terrariums , ~~ I ' .. •' DRESSES Class 1t,~Poco hontas _____ ____ _____ With an Indian Figurine · i7. Juliette l..owe __ Suitable for a G,irl Scout Tea Table . . ~ORTICULTURE · 18 Zinnia ------ -------·----- - three large or fantasy !H. Marigold ----- ---------- - --. .. .. three 20. Any other ~ECTION '• • t APRONS , Clllsl. t4 ~ilil:illa -------------- (Speak for yourself, John)1(,""'"·' :' Your own favorite .· • ~"' '", '.',.. ~ l 22. Every exhibitor must put name, and name of club, if member, on back of entry card. If Non-<·)ujJ member, name and county. t "'_, ' ·t,l _..4. ''1oUd'CroellM ..••• ,.•• ~ •• ~••',........v: ...'. . ll.28 '.~, - 6. .-\rrangemel)ts may not be made on th~ exhibition table's. The staging committee w!ll help the exhibitor to stage the exhibits. ' ;i 't' J ' ' be accepted for exhibit but marked, . "Not for com... · . 1 p~Ution." ' ' 'C""/ - • ~ ~;· l\· .-.'~ /'- ,. ._, ........ ' . '_. :-t. \ - .., .••'-f Jetterm&----·--- Charlet,·;\f'~!lams and D" E. ·Reuter, Supefintendeuttl Gnln~~tand- Department ·XVI '.' . Chariet.Wnllnms and Hugh P. Cus~, _s uper!ntentenll . ! BUGS BUNNY ly IIALI'H HIIMDAttL �, '' ' ' ' ,. { ;;I ~ /. '(t¥:,:' ,, I ,SEi'JT· . •' " . ' ~ ·~' I wuoH vn D"ive·ln ; ' ' , lo.,• ~ ~. ENJOY . ./1 ·FAIR . •I ' ' ' '~ : ....... ·. •,J TONIGHT thru TUESDAY Fairground IS Beehive ·. of Actiolt • Sunday Ill Getting Ready for Big Show~: "THAT fUNNY FliELING" • Sandra Dee Bobby Darin (Teehnicolor) - and" I SAW WHAT YOU DID" John Crawford J obn Ireland ' I ~ ~ft ' ' ' . "" Elberfelds! Open Week Days 9:15 to 5:00~ This We1k wlj.' Will Close At Noon on Thursday •? go to the Meigs ;' . · County Fair at Rock Springs Fair Grounds· Shop Tuestkty 9:15 to 5 :.. Wednes~ay 9:15 to5- Thursday 9:15 tb 12 "'\ Friday 9 to 8 -Saturday 9 to 9. . ·l I ' 64 Rambler Amerlcen 2 Dr. 6. cylinder. St1nd.rd tr1ns. *•dlo and h....,. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. WOMENS BILLFOLDS $1.00 Tem,.st. 2 Or. Herdtop. 4 llP•Iil tuns. Soft cowhide and vinyl billfolds. Removable pass cases that hold from 32 to 100 pictures and cards. Sev· era! colors to choose from. Assorted styles. 63 Ford Galaxie SOO 4 Dr. 8 cv Iinder, 1uto· mafic trans. Radio and hetfer, pawP.r steering, white well tires. INFANTS RECEIVING BLANKETS 2 for $1.95 65 Dodqe Dart "Qulllex" sterl pure large size (30x40) receiving blankets. Soft machine washable. Solids, novelty pr\nts and stripes. 2 Dr. 270 .. Series, 6 cylln· · tiler, 9tend1rd tr1ns., radio end heater 59 Chevrolet INFANTS BIBS ·lmp1l1 4 Dr. I cylinder. Sttndard tnns. with over· drive. 81dlo tnd hetttr .\2 Ford Gal. 500 dr. I cyl. At rnns., P .rldio tnd hetttr ~teerlng, Dump Truck 8 cylinder. S tPHd trans. 2 speed rtlr ~Ia. Long wheel beM. BOYS CREW SOCKS eustom ! Door Hardtop. '4 StHrlng entl MENS BANLOIII. SOCKS_ 2 pair $1.19 tralcH. AUtamellc trans. Fine quality Klrbur:( brand ~ 3 ply 100% nylon woks. One site lO to"f!l, Assorted new fall colors and Ford Galaxie SOO. 4 Dr. I cylinder. auto. trans. Redia ancl h•ater, .-w•r ''"ring, whltewan white. I ' .I I Solid · ~olor 63 Chevrolet towels. One side a soft velvet $2.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - SALE $1.98 ' 1"0WEL5 SALE $1.38 58c WASH CLOTHS SALE 48c tlrts. Gtlnlt 500 2 Dr. I cylln· dtr. Automatic trans. Ra. See Our Comolete Line of Womens WESTERN JEANS $UB to $9.00 dlo and hta&tr, Whitewall n.... Tailored to fit of fine plnwale corduroy, cotton twill, dacron and cotton gabardine. stretch denim and the very popular no press fabrio. Wesiern style with front zipper. All the new fall colors. Slr.es 8 to 18. 64 Chevrolet llscaynt 4 Dr. I cyl. Auto. tr•ns. 1-&H. Whitewall lfrtl, Llkt ntw. Womens Nylon Stretch Cardigan SWEATERS by "Fiatterknit'' 64 Falcon ,. Futun 4 Dr. 6 cylinder. ADto. trans. R.tdlo & heat- a Stripes and patterns, 3.95~ sets on aale for $2.00 ' Sleevelesa - BicK!~ Well kno'lin brands. Also ~me roUcaleeve' f!ltlea lf8 Included In this sale for · $2.00 ' WOMEN'S' DR,IES . I I 011!" 7.jl5 Step '• Go atyles and our~ 7.95 reeuk! a~ , , half size Kay Whitney's on sale for · · Schedule · of Events, 1966 Meigs Fair $6.99 ' 2 Dr. 6 cyl. St1nd.rd tr1n1. Rtdlo tnd heater. Matchin9 Short Sleeve Slipovers _ 61 Falcon Keith Goble Ford Value packed 27" x 48" , S big vl~cose ruga. · · . 1-An oval plain plush vi~o~:·· < "' • ;·· • 2-An oblong hl·fo pattern with ljrush'-frttlge. 3-An octagon hl·lo )l!lttern. ' ·· ,1 · · · All with "Sure Grip" lite~ b#P; !I"&Uiiful' btglli,.,Jtto'l: sbion shades and basic colors. ' · ' Sale $1.59 eAch JUNIOR AND SENIOR FAIR PROGRAM MONDAY, AUGUST 15th., 1966 $3.95 Beautiful fitting nylon stretch cardigans long sleeves - Fltte4 bottom. Contrastln& pearl button trim, An outstanding value. Sizes 34 to ~o In plum, black. navy, green, red and white. If\. Whitewall tires. I For Men and Boys are here. Come In and select youn. Big selections. Regular and ready tied styles. and gold. 63 Ford I,. ~~~tr~lm~.~--------------~----~. , . The New Lines of WEMBLE'i' TIES Women's $3 8:00 P.M.-Belil(oua Servlce.-Melp County Ministerial Assn. TUESDAY, AUGUST 16th 10:00 A.III.-Judglng Domestic .Art. 10:00 A.III.-Admi.jsion wW be charged at gate. 12:00 Noon to 2:00 P.M.-Jualor J'ilr Tractor Operators Contest 12:00 Noon to 4:00 P.M.-Eaatern Hlgb School Band 2:00 P.M.-Junior Fair Gamea and Contesis. 3:00 P.M. to a,oo P.III.-JudglnJ 4-H Crops, Electric, Rope and Garden' Ezhlbita. "7:00 P.III.-BIG BEND- TWIRLI!liiS-SQUARE DANCERS '8:00 P.M.-ROTROFF ALL "GIRL AUTO THRILL SHOW $2.95 Something New In Womans Sweaters by 'Sidney Gould" ,$13.95 USED CAR LOT Sh. A beautiful cardigan sweater in 50% creslan acrylic and 50% mohair. A millikan yarn, la~ey pattern, large pearl buttons, fully lined with chiffon, Bone and white In sizes 34 to 40, $1.95 The popular "Rieh Girl" ribbed knit tops - '.4 push up sleeves, crew· neck. Sizes smaH, medium and large In bright red, navy, plum and white. A Special 'Purchase! Womens Bermuda Shorts _ The popular western style shirts in beautiful plaids and cbe<ks. Long sleeves with button cuffs - button down coJlars. Sizes 32 to 38. I ) A Complete Lint of Wornens · NEW FA~t DUSTERS - .- $2:95 to $5.95 Included In thla group or dusters. are l!'~haiJie cottons - dacron and cotton blends ..;..· cot_totrflannelsCordana and Estron In checks, stripes; paisleys, plaids, florais•and' soiiQs. Sizes 12 to 20 and 38 to 44. ........... Oltto TONIGHT tnd TUESDAY Aut. 21·22-23 .. HARPIR" (Technicolor) Paul Newman Lauren Bacall Woman• Wool Flannel BLAZER JACKETS ". · :· · · ' $13;95 100% wool flannel l!lazer jacketa -ttbe popul,.. back to school jacket to team with llackund utrta; 8 but. ton closlne, creat.pocket. Sizes 10 10;18)n brlp~ .red, camel and navy. '· · · · ·. • · · : E Sale 88c yd. '• ~ ·S•lel $1 ~.95 - 6 Pc; Glider CushtoA Set -/ ' $2.95 WOMENS WESTERN' SHIRTS by "Blue Bell" $2~95 and $3.95 MEIGS THEATRE Washable- '7" width In all th~.new Fall shaolea ,,:ju~ black and whl~e. , . <Only An outstanding value In womens bermuda shorta tailored of fine quality Koratron - the fabric that needs no ironing - side dpper. Sizes 10 to 20 in black, plum, navy, dark brown ancl.loden green. .. .. ' New Shi~;~ment· Pinw•la "Cc~rct.Dii· Girls Cotton Knit TTops For Back To School ~- f TW0· Large ents to House I DispIays • Auto, MIDlsterJa No~ Ia the ' tiJile .to ~Ject her winter .COlt. Beadtlful s!Y.Ies, single and doufile breasted, water repeDent plaids, fake fur fabrics, beautiful all wools In Ji'~f.f' and solids - and the ever populi( heekauede .,.... finish and the other a deep terry. Pink, green, blue ltl Alre. 4 Dr . ' cyl. Standard tr~na Whitt wan ' See Our Beautiful hlection of Girls · i>WA•M WIN:rER COATS $13.9S to $25.00 : I ~eversible ' Pt. Qf e f .,,~ Sale! Fieldcrest "Velvet Finish" JOWJ:LS ttrn. e;,'!, Just two aM three piece killts - dr~ssy wool• In one ~n two piece, styles - jersey. japket dre~a - . dark l: transitional cottona - .hopsacklDi-,- small dark print .•, · li"en type swta. Sizes for Pellt~!f, jua!on, missea and halt sizes - ffl'turing ouch· brand name~ 11: Stacey Ames e Toni Todd · eGay Gibson e Betty"Hartford e Lady Lalli'& e Berkshire ~1 e Forever Young e Lansing Knlta !e~"':,:ic~k:_l_:Va:::u:!gb:;:n::.__~....:•:.::GI::en::lp~rry::,:...::K::;nl;:ta.___ ·:. 2 pair 79c 100% cotton top and · 70% cotton and 30% nylon stretch foot - fils sizes 6 to 8\'.r and 9 to 11. Solid white and white with stripe tops. 63 Mercury '• Women's Shirt and Knee Socks To Match for i nfants and toddlers. 64 Ford F·700 ltii'Wtlr 59c to $1.59 See our big selection of baby bibs In the Infants Department on the main floor - feeding, drool and cover-all bibs of terry and plastic for both boys and girls . e Also see our new fall line of blnn~ets. shawls, ,com· forts , sweaters, sweater sets and many other Jtems Whitewalls. .t . ' ' • ___._____;_-:----~-~ '' , · I WOMENS NEW FALL DRESSES any t)'lie' dte&ll YQU want we have - lncludlill . See Our Attrutive Group of Top grain and Buffalo cowlilde billfolds. Removable pass case, zipper and secret compartment styles. Tan, mahogany; black and brown. Sallil'" lllr.·:. . · IIV KATIE CROW j their way to their respecUve way. II all may be seen at the I judging of 4-H pooltry and rab- the 19th, with the racing start- SclJool ·baDd ,and •011 '!'he Meigs Counly F,a I r places in the different build- Meigs County Fair. bits including 4-H showman- mg al 2 p. m. Twilight horse the Rlitland ~IIi ;~ Grounds wall' a beehive of acUv- logs. Fresh fruit and veaetab. ship, and the Junior Fair harness racing starts at 5 p. an 1n the after.-.. lly Sunday as Ienis went up In les clothing ol all klnda and Congen.lal Frank Johnston, booth exhibits. At 9:341 a. m. ts m. Closing uut the grandstand Wednetdl¥ wJB, ba .... ..., prepllraUon lor the opening of old and young allke Ia enjoy ~ho ;eslgned as secretary of judging junior fair heel and events Friday evening at 7:30 for the klddles ofi--~ j the 1966 Fair Monday evening were being erected on the mid- 1 e aor. Bo~rd, was helping showmanship and at 10 a. m. will be the pony pulling con- as this Is what 11 kllowD #i , at I p. m. descriptions, art of all forms out, passmg Is experience and juding beef cattle, open class. lest. "Kiddie Day." Rldea ·- ·• : Looal groups were busy was being placed for every- orgamzlng talents 00 to the At one p. m. the horse show d bat preparing their stands for op- one to ~ so they journey n~~ ;:retary, the very cap- and judging of the flower show. Thes Jtunidor ,Fairtl~t~ade .~1 1:":."m~ ~04 eacb enlng day Havillg food stands through the ·fairgrounds dnring a e n Reuter. , The horse pulling contest is a ~pen a ur ay s ac VI 1es '"" ~ ., this year ~il(. be lhe Bedford the fin day visit of the fair. . As Frank put II. "The Fat~ grandstand event starting at mg at 10 a. m. The Junior Fair Dine Amusement OMnp ]J, Youth Croup, Eastern Ath- 'l1le Grange Hall has new IS b1g.ger and better tha• ever. 7:34l, achievement awards and style pepPJ!;:;~r~#m;y busy t lelic Assn. and the Sutton space added 2i by M feet thus Religious service, conducted show gel underway at 11 a. m. evhung erecting their rldli; M.E. Church. Local lair goers allowing ~e space for exhib- ~Y the Meigs County lllinisl..-- Concluding the day's actlvi- At 2 p. m. the borse harness There are .lo be u ridea Ia 1111 look forward te meetiJJ& their its. tal Assn., Will open the Fair ties will be a. fireworks dis- racing, and last but not least, •a t the F~. Tbree - · friends at home-town booths Livestock was being bedded Monday at 8 P· m. Everyone play by the Racone Fore Depart- the second presentation of the ~e to do 111e1r ~ , where the food is good and the down In their new home, pon· shou!d plan to attend, a• such ' ment. Big Bend Talenl Show Case of Thrill seekera wJB e111o1 ~ ., abnosphere warm and friend- ies for the kiddles to ride were ' services are very rew•rdmg.l HORSE RACING 1966. The Fair will close with as the MldwayJs·alwaya-cnwi4-~ ly. in their respective stalls, 0? Tuesday, s.tarting at noon Those who Hke pony and fireworks at 10 p. m., sponsor- ed witb Ylllllllr and old Wlllllilr Exhibitora were making games of chance and aklll lor w1U be the Juruor Faor Tractor horse racong WID surely enJoy ed by the Raoine Fire Depart· their turn.~·to He~: llllvliiduili __________::...::.::=.:.....:....:=:..:..:....:::.____ Operators contest. Grandstand visiting the Fair on Thursday, ment. · · lil·lhe thrill of • - -rkle. · ~ attractions will be the Big August 18th. Tbe Mld\l'&f 11 tUivt . . l Bend Twirlers. and Square The racing events will start LOCAL BANDS activity. · i Dancers startmg at 7 p. m. at 2 p. m. Twilight horse har- Local bands Will add addition- Fair fever Is hlgb 8f ,... o • Highlighting lhe evening at 8 ness racing will cap the racing al .color to the Me1gs Coun!y lime draws near ~ar' lba·,..,.. P. M., will be the Rotroff All events of the day starling at Fa1r as each day one Will mg of the lllelgs 6unil' Fair. Girl Auto Thrill ~how. . s. p. m, The grandstand attrac- appear to entertam t h e Anllclpation of lba DeQ ,a,. There wiD be two large tenta ance of the Fjllr. ~· event which Mil th11il all lion start1~g at 8: tO p, m. will crowds. days Is apparent 88 more IIIII the fairgrounds tblo year, The pie-baking contest wUI fa1rgoers IS the addition of be the "Btg Bend Talent Show Appearing Tuesday will be more people mlv. 1o ,we • Peffl'vlone wUI house the AutomobUe be a four day event, Tueaday Sky Diving. This will occur on Case of 1966." This event os the Eastern Higb School march- hand to those ~~read! ........ and the other ,the Meigs coun- through Friday. Any peraon, Wednesday and Friday at 7 p. always well received as it Is mg band, Wednesday the Porn- ed in their projecta. ' ty Mlnlaterlal Asaoclallon eli&- male or female, may enter the m. made up of local talent. eroy High· School Band, Thurs. From all lndlcallou 111e 1• plays. Commercial exillblla will event If 18 years of age or old- Highlights Wednesday, Aug. Pony and horse racing will Iday Racine High School band. Meigs County Fair :wlll be be housed in. the new addition er. There.will be a dally winner, ust 11th. startong at 9 a. m. are again be a big event on Friday Friday tbe Middleport High huge success. the Grange Building. receMIJi a transistor radio. There promises ID he a 1(0od The four finalists will compete field of hor~ for the raciO, on S.lurday, the winner recelv1p•ogr11ms for all racing events. log a washing machine. T h e roads at the Fairgrounds pies mu,t be apple; cherry or In good condition as the peiocp. :t'he sponsors, Martha Highway department h8l White Flour and WSAZ.TV will Ipatched aU the roads. provide llid8es. Offices ol the County Court- The soli¢ for ..1 Fair events will close Thnrsday and will·-!ie-blllldled by F. 0. Day afternoons 1ft observ- of Marietta. · ' ========--...,.--_j_';_ MENS LEATHER BILLFOLDS $1.99 ' . ' a ~ts to aelll ? WhUe They .Last_:_ $10 Salel Lightweight Zipper LUGGAGE · · One piece bent veneel.' frame, rayon llnf!d, tie tapea. Two colors: McLeod- Bllt Stewart. . ~ at"·CASE _ SALI IUS' 2t" CASI - SALim9S 24" ClASI _ SALI U.tsY,DIIS'·(:AR lAG US 26" CAll - SALI $J.95Iii,Jilfl CAR lAG O.tl .69.c '~hit• Rose" Chec:k Glnghalh~. . 'l•"- 36" fine combed 100% cotton gingham. 1>"1>" - 1," cbecb. Good aej.~IOD, cqlora. · ·· Salt 2 yard* .fcii '$1.00 "No ..·,r.an.." ' . Int-...:-..._.. ·~.,.;~..... . 4. ' ,. t , .. .·, ,. . -' t ~t-·· .• ' ;.·~ ) ' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17th .. ~· '" ' A combo ~om~sf!d~,ot · Mis.: Olive Weber,,.pianist;FI~Jis- · son, drums, and_ . fetreJI Sh..,[er~ bass, will a~cqmiJ9ny. 'he a~Ji~al "Big Bend Mi~re~,~~n.~~· inusi~' cdl ~o be pre~~tetf, a~f}~· p.m. · ·rhuesday al'lil SatuJ'!!iJr ~t the · • Mtigs.~ounty,J4if. ' • FIELDCR&ST DURACAL' BED SH.EETS · Ca;(llf'I'Wcale ~ < Making-~up · dry. Wrinkle reljatant. ' . lighting= ,' shOw !~ ..... ,• 1.· ley ·· , . I' •' ., ·.... · . ' 8:00 Ald.-Poultry JudgiD&-(lpen CIU1 8:30 A.M.-Judging JUIIjor Fair-Bheep and Swine 9:00 AM. to 11:00 A.M.-Judlilnii .4-H Poultry and Rabbits, 4-H Showmanablp,. Poultry-., Rabllita, Jr. Fair Bootb Elhlbita 9:80 A.K.-JudglnJ Junior Fair-Beet and Showmanship 10:00 A.M:.-Judllng Beef Catt!-open Class ltJIOO -AIII. to·4:00·P.M.-Klddiea Day- all rides lOc to,oil' AIII.-Conflll'lmtlon · Sbow..J..H~• and Pontea 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 l'. 11.-Nutrltloa Sbow 12:00 Noon ..to 4:00 P.M.-Pomeroy Hlgb. School Band •t:OO P.M.-Hor~ Show 1:00 P.M.-Judging ·Flower !lhow 1:30· P.III.-Judgtng .Sheep and Swln~pen Class "7:30 P.JI.-.!Iorae Pu!Ung Conteat • 10:00 1".11.-Fheworka THURSDAY, ·AUGUST lith. 9:00 A.K.-Judgtng Jr. ~ 1o SbowmaDJhlp-NutrltioD E'fhihlt.-FFA Cro op & Vegetable Exhibits pen Claaa 2:00 P;M.-Judllng Dairy •2:00 P.H.-PoiiJI &meN Rlelnc· "2:l!O PJl.-Pon, and Hone..Jbuillbll Racing "4:oo Plrt....!lfclhe Hllh Sebool 0 5:00 f'.:lt'-Tirllllbt Hone Harneu Raelnl 0 1:15 · P.M. "BIG ' t -1iEND TALENT SHOW CASE OF 11186 :ana PIIDAY, AUGUST 19th II:IO•A. .._..~muohlp Jlldllq 1:00 l'Jl.-GIIIrDHy Sbow " ;tuo. e~ Harne• Jlaclq ,2:80 1'.1(.-~ ancj· ~ lforae Btmnlni•Raeel •.. .,.,oe ~~ "Rlab SchoOl Band ··• •a:oo -~ll.-~llltit BerSii .,.._,Bacilli 0 7:30 P.M.-~ Pi1111n1 Co!lliea& ~ · · VETERANS - Longtime cast memben of the Big Bend Minstrel Association, who hava ~ &!)peariug 10 presenlatlong duected by Robert Hoeflich at least eight years, are, front row, Dolllll R1ebel, Robert~ Kraeuter, Olive Ingraham, Evelyn Cleland Young, Katie Crow and Allee Nellflo Back row, John Lisle, Joe Struble, Ralph Werry and Bill Young. June Van Vranken anothet vet. eran, was abaent.- Sentinel Photo. ' �, '' ' ' ' ,. { ;;I ~ /. '(t¥:,:' ,, I ,SEi'JT· . •' " . ' ~ ·~' I wuoH vn D"ive·ln ; ' ' , lo.,• ~ ~. ENJOY . ./1 ·FAIR . •I ' ' ' '~ : ....... ·. •,J TONIGHT thru TUESDAY Fairground IS Beehive ·. of Actiolt • Sunday Ill Getting Ready for Big Show~: "THAT fUNNY FliELING" • Sandra Dee Bobby Darin (Teehnicolor) - and" I SAW WHAT YOU DID" John Crawford J obn Ireland ' I ~ ~ft ' ' ' . "" Elberfelds! Open Week Days 9:15 to 5:00~ This We1k wlj.' Will Close At Noon on Thursday •? go to the Meigs ;' . · County Fair at Rock Springs Fair Grounds· Shop Tuestkty 9:15 to 5 :.. Wednes~ay 9:15 to5- Thursday 9:15 tb 12 "'\ Friday 9 to 8 -Saturday 9 to 9. . ·l I ' 64 Rambler Amerlcen 2 Dr. 6. cylinder. St1nd.rd tr1ns. *•dlo and h....,. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. WOMENS BILLFOLDS $1.00 Tem,.st. 2 Or. Herdtop. 4 llP•Iil tuns. Soft cowhide and vinyl billfolds. Removable pass cases that hold from 32 to 100 pictures and cards. Sev· era! colors to choose from. Assorted styles. 63 Ford Galaxie SOO 4 Dr. 8 cv Iinder, 1uto· mafic trans. Radio and hetfer, pawP.r steering, white well tires. INFANTS RECEIVING BLANKETS 2 for $1.95 65 Dodqe Dart "Qulllex" sterl pure large size (30x40) receiving blankets. Soft machine washable. Solids, novelty pr\nts and stripes. 2 Dr. 270 .. Series, 6 cylln· · tiler, 9tend1rd tr1ns., radio end heater 59 Chevrolet INFANTS BIBS ·lmp1l1 4 Dr. I cylinder. Sttndard tnns. with over· drive. 81dlo tnd hetttr .\2 Ford Gal. 500 dr. I cyl. At rnns., P .rldio tnd hetttr ~teerlng, Dump Truck 8 cylinder. S tPHd trans. 2 speed rtlr ~Ia. Long wheel beM. BOYS CREW SOCKS eustom ! Door Hardtop. '4 StHrlng entl MENS BANLOIII. SOCKS_ 2 pair $1.19 tralcH. AUtamellc trans. Fine quality Klrbur:( brand ~ 3 ply 100% nylon woks. One site lO to"f!l, Assorted new fall colors and Ford Galaxie SOO. 4 Dr. I cylinder. auto. trans. Redia ancl h•ater, .-w•r ''"ring, whltewan white. I ' .I I Solid · ~olor 63 Chevrolet towels. One side a soft velvet $2.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - SALE $1.98 ' 1"0WEL5 SALE $1.38 58c WASH CLOTHS SALE 48c tlrts. Gtlnlt 500 2 Dr. I cylln· dtr. Automatic trans. Ra. See Our Comolete Line of Womens WESTERN JEANS $UB to $9.00 dlo and hta&tr, Whitewall n.... Tailored to fit of fine plnwale corduroy, cotton twill, dacron and cotton gabardine. stretch denim and the very popular no press fabrio. Wesiern style with front zipper. All the new fall colors. Slr.es 8 to 18. 64 Chevrolet llscaynt 4 Dr. I cyl. Auto. tr•ns. 1-&H. Whitewall lfrtl, Llkt ntw. Womens Nylon Stretch Cardigan SWEATERS by "Fiatterknit'' 64 Falcon ,. Futun 4 Dr. 6 cylinder. ADto. trans. R.tdlo & heat- a Stripes and patterns, 3.95~ sets on aale for $2.00 ' Sleevelesa - BicK!~ Well kno'lin brands. Also ~me roUcaleeve' f!ltlea lf8 Included In this sale for · $2.00 ' WOMEN'S' DR,IES . I I 011!" 7.jl5 Step '• Go atyles and our~ 7.95 reeuk! a~ , , half size Kay Whitney's on sale for · · Schedule · of Events, 1966 Meigs Fair $6.99 ' 2 Dr. 6 cyl. St1nd.rd tr1n1. Rtdlo tnd heater. Matchin9 Short Sleeve Slipovers _ 61 Falcon Keith Goble Ford Value packed 27" x 48" , S big vl~cose ruga. · · . 1-An oval plain plush vi~o~:·· < "' • ;·· • 2-An oblong hl·fo pattern with ljrush'-frttlge. 3-An octagon hl·lo )l!lttern. ' ·· ,1 · · · All with "Sure Grip" lite~ b#P; !I"&Uiiful' btglli,.,Jtto'l: sbion shades and basic colors. ' · ' Sale $1.59 eAch JUNIOR AND SENIOR FAIR PROGRAM MONDAY, AUGUST 15th., 1966 $3.95 Beautiful fitting nylon stretch cardigans long sleeves - Fltte4 bottom. Contrastln& pearl button trim, An outstanding value. Sizes 34 to ~o In plum, black. navy, green, red and white. If\. Whitewall tires. I For Men and Boys are here. Come In and select youn. Big selections. Regular and ready tied styles. and gold. 63 Ford I,. ~~~tr~lm~.~--------------~----~. , . The New Lines of WEMBLE'i' TIES Women's $3 8:00 P.M.-Belil(oua Servlce.-Melp County Ministerial Assn. TUESDAY, AUGUST 16th 10:00 A.III.-Judglng Domestic .Art. 10:00 A.III.-Admi.jsion wW be charged at gate. 12:00 Noon to 2:00 P.M.-Jualor J'ilr Tractor Operators Contest 12:00 Noon to 4:00 P.M.-Eaatern Hlgb School Band 2:00 P.M.-Junior Fair Gamea and Contesis. 3:00 P.M. to a,oo P.III.-JudglnJ 4-H Crops, Electric, Rope and Garden' Ezhlbita. "7:00 P.III.-BIG BEND- TWIRLI!liiS-SQUARE DANCERS '8:00 P.M.-ROTROFF ALL "GIRL AUTO THRILL SHOW $2.95 Something New In Womans Sweaters by 'Sidney Gould" ,$13.95 USED CAR LOT Sh. A beautiful cardigan sweater in 50% creslan acrylic and 50% mohair. A millikan yarn, la~ey pattern, large pearl buttons, fully lined with chiffon, Bone and white In sizes 34 to 40, $1.95 The popular "Rieh Girl" ribbed knit tops - '.4 push up sleeves, crew· neck. Sizes smaH, medium and large In bright red, navy, plum and white. A Special 'Purchase! Womens Bermuda Shorts _ The popular western style shirts in beautiful plaids and cbe<ks. Long sleeves with button cuffs - button down coJlars. Sizes 32 to 38. I ) A Complete Lint of Wornens · NEW FA~t DUSTERS - .- $2:95 to $5.95 Included In thla group or dusters. are l!'~haiJie cottons - dacron and cotton blends ..;..· cot_totrflannelsCordana and Estron In checks, stripes; paisleys, plaids, florais•and' soiiQs. Sizes 12 to 20 and 38 to 44. ........... Oltto TONIGHT tnd TUESDAY Aut. 21·22-23 .. HARPIR" (Technicolor) Paul Newman Lauren Bacall Woman• Wool Flannel BLAZER JACKETS ". · :· · · ' $13;95 100% wool flannel l!lazer jacketa -ttbe popul,.. back to school jacket to team with llackund utrta; 8 but. ton closlne, creat.pocket. Sizes 10 10;18)n brlp~ .red, camel and navy. '· · · · ·. • · · : E Sale 88c yd. '• ~ ·S•lel $1 ~.95 - 6 Pc; Glider CushtoA Set -/ ' $2.95 WOMENS WESTERN' SHIRTS by "Blue Bell" $2~95 and $3.95 MEIGS THEATRE Washable- '7" width In all th~.new Fall shaolea ,,:ju~ black and whl~e. , . <Only An outstanding value In womens bermuda shorta tailored of fine quality Koratron - the fabric that needs no ironing - side dpper. Sizes 10 to 20 in black, plum, navy, dark brown ancl.loden green. .. .. ' New Shi~;~ment· Pinw•la "Cc~rct.Dii· Girls Cotton Knit TTops For Back To School ~- f TW0· Large ents to House I DispIays • Auto, MIDlsterJa No~ Ia the ' tiJile .to ~Ject her winter .COlt. Beadtlful s!Y.Ies, single and doufile breasted, water repeDent plaids, fake fur fabrics, beautiful all wools In Ji'~f.f' and solids - and the ever populi( heekauede .,.... finish and the other a deep terry. Pink, green, blue ltl Alre. 4 Dr . ' cyl. Standard tr~na Whitt wan ' See Our Beautiful hlection of Girls · i>WA•M WIN:rER COATS $13.9S to $25.00 : I ~eversible ' Pt. Qf e f .,,~ Sale! Fieldcrest "Velvet Finish" JOWJ:LS ttrn. e;,'!, Just two aM three piece killts - dr~ssy wool• In one ~n two piece, styles - jersey. japket dre~a - . dark l: transitional cottona - .hopsacklDi-,- small dark print .•, · li"en type swta. Sizes for Pellt~!f, jua!on, missea and halt sizes - ffl'turing ouch· brand name~ 11: Stacey Ames e Toni Todd · eGay Gibson e Betty"Hartford e Lady Lalli'& e Berkshire ~1 e Forever Young e Lansing Knlta !e~"':,:ic~k:_l_:Va:::u:!gb:;:n::.__~....:•:.::GI::en::lp~rry::,:...::K::;nl;:ta.___ ·:. 2 pair 79c 100% cotton top and · 70% cotton and 30% nylon stretch foot - fils sizes 6 to 8\'.r and 9 to 11. Solid white and white with stripe tops. 63 Mercury '• Women's Shirt and Knee Socks To Match for i nfants and toddlers. 64 Ford F·700 ltii'Wtlr 59c to $1.59 See our big selection of baby bibs In the Infants Department on the main floor - feeding, drool and cover-all bibs of terry and plastic for both boys and girls . e Also see our new fall line of blnn~ets. shawls, ,com· forts , sweaters, sweater sets and many other Jtems Whitewalls. .t . ' ' • ___._____;_-:----~-~ '' , · I WOMENS NEW FALL DRESSES any t)'lie' dte&ll YQU want we have - lncludlill . See Our Attrutive Group of Top grain and Buffalo cowlilde billfolds. Removable pass case, zipper and secret compartment styles. Tan, mahogany; black and brown. Sallil'" lllr.·:. . · IIV KATIE CROW j their way to their respecUve way. II all may be seen at the I judging of 4-H pooltry and rab- the 19th, with the racing start- SclJool ·baDd ,and •011 '!'he Meigs Counly F,a I r places in the different build- Meigs County Fair. bits including 4-H showman- mg al 2 p. m. Twilight horse the Rlitland ~IIi ;~ Grounds wall' a beehive of acUv- logs. Fresh fruit and veaetab. ship, and the Junior Fair harness racing starts at 5 p. an 1n the after.-.. lly Sunday as Ienis went up In les clothing ol all klnda and Congen.lal Frank Johnston, booth exhibits. At 9:341 a. m. ts m. Closing uut the grandstand Wednetdl¥ wJB, ba .... ..., prepllraUon lor the opening of old and young allke Ia enjoy ~ho ;eslgned as secretary of judging junior fair heel and events Friday evening at 7:30 for the klddles ofi--~ j the 1966 Fair Monday evening were being erected on the mid- 1 e aor. Bo~rd, was helping showmanship and at 10 a. m. will be the pony pulling con- as this Is what 11 kllowD #i , at I p. m. descriptions, art of all forms out, passmg Is experience and juding beef cattle, open class. lest. "Kiddie Day." Rldea ·- ·• : Looal groups were busy was being placed for every- orgamzlng talents 00 to the At one p. m. the horse show d bat preparing their stands for op- one to ~ so they journey n~~ ;:retary, the very cap- and judging of the flower show. Thes Jtunidor ,Fairtl~t~ade .~1 1:":."m~ ~04 eacb enlng day Havillg food stands through the ·fairgrounds dnring a e n Reuter. , The horse pulling contest is a ~pen a ur ay s ac VI 1es '"" ~ ., this year ~il(. be lhe Bedford the fin day visit of the fair. . As Frank put II. "The Fat~ grandstand event starting at mg at 10 a. m. The Junior Fair Dine Amusement OMnp ]J, Youth Croup, Eastern Ath- 'l1le Grange Hall has new IS b1g.ger and better tha• ever. 7:34l, achievement awards and style pepPJ!;:;~r~#m;y busy t lelic Assn. and the Sutton space added 2i by M feet thus Religious service, conducted show gel underway at 11 a. m. evhung erecting their rldli; M.E. Church. Local lair goers allowing ~e space for exhib- ~Y the Meigs County lllinisl..-- Concluding the day's actlvi- At 2 p. m. the borse harness There are .lo be u ridea Ia 1111 look forward te meetiJJ& their its. tal Assn., Will open the Fair ties will be a. fireworks dis- racing, and last but not least, •a t the F~. Tbree - · friends at home-town booths Livestock was being bedded Monday at 8 P· m. Everyone play by the Racone Fore Depart- the second presentation of the ~e to do 111e1r ~ , where the food is good and the down In their new home, pon· shou!d plan to attend, a• such ' ment. Big Bend Talenl Show Case of Thrill seekera wJB e111o1 ~ ., abnosphere warm and friend- ies for the kiddles to ride were ' services are very rew•rdmg.l HORSE RACING 1966. The Fair will close with as the MldwayJs·alwaya-cnwi4-~ ly. in their respective stalls, 0? Tuesday, s.tarting at noon Those who Hke pony and fireworks at 10 p. m., sponsor- ed witb Ylllllllr and old Wlllllilr Exhibitora were making games of chance and aklll lor w1U be the Juruor Faor Tractor horse racong WID surely enJoy ed by the Raoine Fire Depart· their turn.~·to He~: llllvliiduili __________::...::.::=.:.....:....:=:..:..:....:::.____ Operators contest. Grandstand visiting the Fair on Thursday, ment. · · lil·lhe thrill of • - -rkle. · ~ attractions will be the Big August 18th. Tbe Mld\l'&f 11 tUivt . . l Bend Twirlers. and Square The racing events will start LOCAL BANDS activity. · i Dancers startmg at 7 p. m. at 2 p. m. Twilight horse har- Local bands Will add addition- Fair fever Is hlgb 8f ,... o • Highlighting lhe evening at 8 ness racing will cap the racing al .color to the Me1gs Coun!y lime draws near ~ar' lba·,..,.. P. M., will be the Rotroff All events of the day starling at Fa1r as each day one Will mg of the lllelgs 6unil' Fair. Girl Auto Thrill ~how. . s. p. m, The grandstand attrac- appear to entertam t h e Anllclpation of lba DeQ ,a,. There wiD be two large tenta ance of the Fjllr. ~· event which Mil th11il all lion start1~g at 8: tO p, m. will crowds. days Is apparent 88 more IIIII the fairgrounds tblo year, The pie-baking contest wUI fa1rgoers IS the addition of be the "Btg Bend Talent Show Appearing Tuesday will be more people mlv. 1o ,we • Peffl'vlone wUI house the AutomobUe be a four day event, Tueaday Sky Diving. This will occur on Case of 1966." This event os the Eastern Higb School march- hand to those ~~read! ........ and the other ,the Meigs coun- through Friday. Any peraon, Wednesday and Friday at 7 p. always well received as it Is mg band, Wednesday the Porn- ed in their projecta. ' ty Mlnlaterlal Asaoclallon eli&- male or female, may enter the m. made up of local talent. eroy High· School Band, Thurs. From all lndlcallou 111e 1• plays. Commercial exillblla will event If 18 years of age or old- Highlights Wednesday, Aug. Pony and horse racing will Iday Racine High School band. Meigs County Fair :wlll be be housed in. the new addition er. There.will be a dally winner, ust 11th. startong at 9 a. m. are again be a big event on Friday Friday tbe Middleport High huge success. the Grange Building. receMIJi a transistor radio. There promises ID he a 1(0od The four finalists will compete field of hor~ for the raciO, on S.lurday, the winner recelv1p•ogr11ms for all racing events. log a washing machine. T h e roads at the Fairgrounds pies mu,t be apple; cherry or In good condition as the peiocp. :t'he sponsors, Martha Highway department h8l White Flour and WSAZ.TV will Ipatched aU the roads. provide llid8es. Offices ol the County Court- The soli¢ for ..1 Fair events will close Thnrsday and will·-!ie-blllldled by F. 0. Day afternoons 1ft observ- of Marietta. · ' ========--...,.--_j_';_ MENS LEATHER BILLFOLDS $1.99 ' . ' a ~ts to aelll ? WhUe They .Last_:_ $10 Salel Lightweight Zipper LUGGAGE · · One piece bent veneel.' frame, rayon llnf!d, tie tapea. Two colors: McLeod- Bllt Stewart. . ~ at"·CASE _ SALI IUS' 2t" CASI - SALim9S 24" ClASI _ SALI U.tsY,DIIS'·(:AR lAG US 26" CAll - SALI $J.95Iii,Jilfl CAR lAG O.tl .69.c '~hit• Rose" Chec:k Glnghalh~. . 'l•"- 36" fine combed 100% cotton gingham. 1>"1>" - 1," cbecb. Good aej.~IOD, cqlora. · ·· Salt 2 yard* .fcii '$1.00 "No ..·,r.an.." ' . Int-...:-..._.. ·~.,.;~..... . 4. ' ,. t , .. .·, ,. . -' t ~t-·· .• ' ;.·~ ) ' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17th .. ~· '" ' A combo ~om~sf!d~,ot · Mis.: Olive Weber,,.pianist;FI~Jis- · son, drums, and_ . fetreJI Sh..,[er~ bass, will a~cqmiJ9ny. 'he a~Ji~al "Big Bend Mi~re~,~~n.~~· inusi~' cdl ~o be pre~~tetf, a~f}~· p.m. · ·rhuesday al'lil SatuJ'!!iJr ~t the · • Mtigs.~ounty,J4if. ' • FIELDCR&ST DURACAL' BED SH.EETS · Ca;(llf'I'Wcale ~ < Making-~up · dry. Wrinkle reljatant. ' . lighting= ,' shOw !~ ..... ,• 1.· ley ·· , . I' •' ., ·.... · . ' 8:00 Ald.-Poultry JudgiD&-(lpen CIU1 8:30 A.M.-Judging JUIIjor Fair-Bheep and Swine 9:00 AM. to 11:00 A.M.-Judlilnii .4-H Poultry and Rabbits, 4-H Showmanablp,. Poultry-., Rabllita, Jr. Fair Bootb Elhlbita 9:80 A.K.-JudglnJ Junior Fair-Beet and Showmanship 10:00 A.M:.-Judllng Beef Catt!-open Class ltJIOO -AIII. to·4:00·P.M.-Klddiea Day- all rides lOc to,oil' AIII.-Conflll'lmtlon · Sbow..J..H~• and Pontea 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 l'. 11.-Nutrltloa Sbow 12:00 Noon ..to 4:00 P.M.-Pomeroy Hlgb. School Band •t:OO P.M.-Hor~ Show 1:00 P.M.-Judging ·Flower !lhow 1:30· P.III.-Judgtng .Sheep and Swln~pen Class "7:30 P.JI.-.!Iorae Pu!Ung Conteat • 10:00 1".11.-Fheworka THURSDAY, ·AUGUST lith. 9:00 A.K.-Judgtng Jr. ~ 1o SbowmaDJhlp-NutrltioD E'fhihlt.-FFA Cro op & Vegetable Exhibits pen Claaa 2:00 P;M.-Judllng Dairy •2:00 P.H.-PoiiJI &meN Rlelnc· "2:l!O PJl.-Pon, and Hone..Jbuillbll Racing "4:oo Plrt....!lfclhe Hllh Sebool 0 5:00 f'.:lt'-Tirllllbt Hone Harneu Raelnl 0 1:15 · P.M. "BIG ' t -1iEND TALENT SHOW CASE OF 11186 :ana PIIDAY, AUGUST 19th II:IO•A. .._..~muohlp Jlldllq 1:00 l'Jl.-GIIIrDHy Sbow " ;tuo. e~ Harne• Jlaclq ,2:80 1'.1(.-~ ancj· ~ lforae Btmnlni•Raeel •.. .,.,oe ~~ "Rlab SchoOl Band ··• •a:oo -~ll.-~llltit BerSii .,.._,Bacilli 0 7:30 P.M.-~ Pi1111n1 Co!lliea& ~ · · VETERANS - Longtime cast memben of the Big Bend Minstrel Association, who hava ~ &!)peariug 10 presenlatlong duected by Robert Hoeflich at least eight years, are, front row, Dolllll R1ebel, Robert~ Kraeuter, Olive Ingraham, Evelyn Cleland Young, Katie Crow and Allee Nellflo Back row, John Lisle, Joe Struble, Ralph Werry and Bill Young. June Van Vranken anothet vet. eran, was abaent.- Sentinel Photo. ' �1 ""'" .·~ , ' " ' r "'·• . ' .- .. '"' ' ' fl, r ···~ . •. ., >I " ' ' '•· y I ~~· " ' \ • ,_. ·' ''~• J\ ' ;: i J • . ·t_ • ~· ' 1• ·• . ( · • ·. nd seg,'etu h~s. So~t.hePn Aif:~s ,J " ' •• • 'nd '·' . , . . ,' • . • th . Bm eel of JolJRil!Jle : r,farjle Harris, ii• Hl!'l'is ,!:,.a,ttY, _. 1f1111enl ~ullng mgs •rlt· 1M~PP\ . MUd 111 Solilheril Ralph"·· Werey, . Kathy McEihlil· ny'J!illfillsh wt~;:do aboullhe' South 'Will opeit llllrk.e,)lecticl by •.. Down "" Ray Alldre, carole Andar·.)lllilelyn Hoq~e:.: a . d half of the ann~~al belle dai\Ct llile on, war, ny, Mlke Mqlford and Gloria' J!wilber' with_' Miss 8 of the 81£ Yonder :_New··Orl:,:'"iung Brenda Potts will vocal· eiO:Sing the , .nd Minstrel As1100iatioq tAl be ~~d u~~ll be Sandy 1ze "I Don't Know Why" fol· lnJ thpownOhlh~ __ :r•,. ueautlful_/ ted I SIS P Ql 'l1ulrs- u,. ance ...,. 'eel b tw new cast mem· by e •• "'"' v pfosen a : . . . Ohlill(jer Pam Crew, Sbella low Y o P tty ·Ohio" backed by a boys' 1 i .. and Saturday at the M••K• iChilds M•rtlyn Stumbo, ~. bers, Mlndy Killl .~ .~ · q> ontv Fair. ' 8 ltv llobslellor Paul· Wells, tapplnc to Mar£1e. us. , 1 . Arnott. e · •. , h Kathr"n Crow Alice fBill Youlli'S vocal, "When etta Hudson Lillie lmooaen, The flnal secUon of the ·s ow ' • Ill Nease ' 11 ' . . Le ' Alkl p Rl and Gerald Pow• w f}r ·t M1dmght Chou Chou av- Mickey Wolfe, Jan re, - 'll- will be a salute to the Oh10 Y· med k't and a •• !or Alabam." backed by lurn· tncia London, Brenda Norris. opening with John . !.ISle's lured In a '!::,. i/ ~u~ber. lqg wheels will open the ~·g~ A newcomer to the •how will vocal, "By the o_lll Ohio Wher~ :c:~d by KGloiia. , ~-...~ ' rlieflt lo~~~~~~ by ;;:: no:n be Steve Powell singing "A the Shy LitUe VIOlets ~.';wof James Hardl!ll and Donna . 8 period cot!- 1Little Bit of Sugar" followed by and a :•';"" b' 1a"":U': Don· bel will vocalize "Mr. ~=qmuslcal co:~. ~~-~n ck~ee: 1 t~~I'O la~~~auteam or I' :he ~oc group compos- ,know•· - ::~;N:D~T~H~IE~:~~~a-~ A1T ' ~ON, vi. VA, . - ·~g~ r1\''ft'1 \,V\1 'u AFTER THE FAIR • . • BACK TO SCHOOL h th~ougThF -da~:erdus th~ ~~~da!"~:S, S~~c~t ~~ ~~~a~nd~M~rs~._:;B:obe~ri_;TriiS;;,;;;;;se:;;ll~, Chester, called on Mrs. A. H. Bailey Mrs. one Clintev~ng. Pitzer return ed home from St. Jo seph Hospital . Mrs. Sadie Trussell, Mrs. Martha llagg, Mrs. Jeanie RUGBY SWEATERS '' AUus~ ~l~~rr;~fda~~~e of ROT· I IN ' DIV!l BOMBER -TOn to bring on a mght-shlrt Society N ' • "' t2\t ' .. PICKENS· 1'1ARDW ci\"" Bashan . • 'In Maaqn .f114 eve~,yb04Y ~ ' ~ whete ,MIJOn Ia. ' cos- ROFF ALL GIRL awaits the senlijitional turned dance group. audience always ahnxwo g lady drives an automobile · Bomber crash. T e Y un f d c r pel UP Mrs. Evelyn Cleland Youn~'s down the raceway at a high rate o spee aid- . and vocal will be "After You ve a take-off elevation, soars 52 feet is air very f!WS Gone" preceding the fmals 1 d d'rectly on a parked automobrle. s a n which will carry out patriotic event for the driver. If car and religious themes. to jump short with not enough spee . and ByMr. Mn. A. H. Belley ld T I trous ifthe thepar auktodmob•tloemhoabs,.lteoao . 'at the Tuesday and Mrs Rona 01 e, Trussell and children clears e au and family of Fort Wo~th, T~•· the talent show at the Galha 8 mn _:s~h~ow~··~------;----:------las, spent a Monday mght w•U. County Fair. _ P_:_::: 1 and daughters. · d Mrs Lewis Edge!. Mr . an · k ·Mrs. John L~ons, Lake Alma. . d M Clint Orr called Mr. and Mrs. William Ac ett Linda, Middleport, spent Mr. and Mrs. Clint Pitzer Mr. an rs~s Callie Orr. and son Wayne spent Ma weendk- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arvil spent the weekend in Beckley, ion Mr. adndMMs Bill" Orr nd t Columbus with r a · . Mr an . r . z 1 1IVes. e a . So d d · Di· Holter and lam 11 y. W.-Va.,' with rea ·Jimmie and Buckley, Jumor r en an Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ed~el Mr . and Mrs. Stanley Trussell sons Clint Orr Jlld family anah. · Clarence Sorden called on a Sunday alternoon with ed on family. .... cent.;:ly... busMrs. ; Mr.Amanda and Mrs.Balr. PurleyColum· Karr, Clint MrsOrr Lola Sorden . open! aue r • e your way to ~~i:;t~~u ~~~~~o;::~r~~n~ ~=~~~ow~ ~are:rGriffith,' Mar· ~=t~~:n:.;;~y A~,~~;s Ti~~~ 1 Roberta I nd Judy Kin& will do blacklight : segJII:~ aftern;,.n with Mr. and Mrs. William Sorden. . Mr. and dMrs. Go dAmi Holter Sharon an .r on, the Davi• reuruon SIUlday e~~eleration '· EVERYTHINO, H IN "'· l' "To ... INS-URANCE . ROCKET <;AR LEAP - This year, .the gra nd . finale of ROTROFF ALL GHfL AUTO DARED E·FLAG ETIQUE'M'E VILS will feature a new -Ford convertible making a When displaying the flag at sensational jump 54 feet through mid-air from take· half staff, It first should be off elevation to recei vtne ramp structure. Plan to hoisted to the peak and then 1 see this event performed by the nation's leading fe· lowered to half·slaff. It should I l male driver, at 8 p.m. Tuesday. - --- -~- - - - --- - -- -be raised to the loeak ogaln ' before it is lowered. POl ALL PIOI'tll · ·, WE CA.Y T.. FINEST IN OLD UNE COMPANIES Eleventh Aminal Musical To be Grandstand Event FUN iiii~~iiOiiiiOiiiiiiii IT'$ MEIGS CO. FAIR FOR THE FAMILY Curtain ~ime Thursday . and sing Berlin 's •lJ Love A Pi ano," Satu"!ay .mghls , August _18 "''d tt·o::_r~o:un~d_:o~ut~th~e~=i::._.,:s~eg~20, will be 8:15 p.m., woth Joe , Struble again emceeing the 30- 1 DEPENDABLE SERVICE act show. Through The Years! BUILD THE YOUNG MAN'S SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS Attoncf Tho ';I ' I FAIR A SALUTE to YOUTHTO THE FAIR! t FEED, FERTILIZER, SUPPliES KAUTZ FEED STORE 15 Y.. rs Of Servl-.' BE SURE INSURE . ~ INSURANCE l ,_.____. ....-......... G&J.A\IfO ·' I I PARrsco. ' FOR llJlgf.. Renef' da Brickles, FLOWERS 'l eBASKETS .! I GrNI for Tho fair and lack To Schoel KED OXFORD ' f Will• Phone WY 2·. 20'_39'WI . ';·,.,..~ . ' I• ' ' . Mn. Mllld V111Mitw . THROUGH SOHIO SERVICE W. MAIN ST. BUILD A BETIER ' MEIGS .COUNTY t STORM DOORS eSTORM WINDOWS etATfX PAINT Inside & Ouh ide GREAT It FAMILY ATTRACTION" POMIIlOY, OHIO .''''"'' ' • ,fair Time·Is Fun·lime! . • ···r3- · _.,. j BUILD NEW ARRIVALS WITH · IN ·- Salute to Youth •• :: FUN FOI MIYONE At The MEIG~ COUNTY .FAIR -l ··.-,. .... We are proud of these young citizens, who are learning.each year better farming and homemaking practices, and displaying them at the fair, and sharing the responsibility of making our county a better place to live, . Don't Forget ,· . . •' j r . . . · 'lqu'll have a FUNderful time at the FAIR. So much to see •• :~ much to 'Cio ~ ; ~ so much to enjoy ... it's the hig~ spot of the year for the whole family. This year, bigger and better, more exciting, more fun than ever. \ SCHOOL CLOTHING We're headquart,rs for Back to School men Who want t ba sureness of. dresalnl correctly ... fashions for clals or ·CIJIIo ' pus, sporll or Jeis\U'e. School open• Alii. 29. MMI,Ioyl, Youtht on#Littlo Gonh.ll... New Yo~k Maple ~wt:t Poultry F~um Clothing House TUIKIYS- CHICKENS- EGGS POMEROY _ •. .. ePANELING Live It Up - Go to the Falrl Whi'- o>lf, FAIR .WEE I\ KERM SAYS: ... I PHONI WY 2M4t ' To VIsit Us For All Our 0. Meigs County Style! r~ ~· Hoyt's Sohio Service I liCk I ' o\.. h ,!ftfllut I W~ Mlln' YOUTH I. MIDDLEPORT, 1 1 Pomeroy· Flower ShOp · ATIEND THE 103rd. COUNTY FAIR THE SHOE BOX ·. by the·- Dine Amusement .Co., will be reduced to 10 cent s durIng these hours. At 7 p.m, ~­ e CEILING TILE nesday. there will be a sky diving exhibi tion bv Larrv Lee eFLOORTILE Smith and Whit Bonifant a'nd at , 10 p.m. there wil l be "the tn!dieWALL TILE tlonal fireworks display bv the Racine Fire Dep~rtm en t,. ·., • ;, F'riday at 7 P.-m the sky div- · ing exhibition will be repeated ' and Saturday night. firemen of· Racine Will do a second fire· · Builders Supply Co. works ~i £pl ay , following ~ h e 992-3748 annual Big Bend Minstrel AB· N. 2nd Ava. Middleporl sn. musicaL ·'· POMEROY WY 2-2302 MIDDLEPORT WY 2-3000 4 IIG DAY5-AUG. 16-20 ~!. KING : DUKE CLEANERS I ~~­ tPLYWOODS Rides on th e midw ay. q~vr> rd ePOTTERY Coln-op Dry Cleaners ALURATIONS SERVICE &Proftlslonal Type --- , I .. 1 STORE FOR Kiddie Day will- be held WedneSday at the M e i g~ County F'air from 10 a. m. to 4 · p.m. eSPRAYS Pomeroy 130 I. Second ' f 1 VISIT OUR Kiddie_Day.~ ·Is Wednesday At Meigs Fair eFUNERALS • INSURANCE FOR 60 YEARS AUGUST 16-20 Wolfe, - ------ OCWlONS eBIRTHDAYS I Mickey IVm back the first segment. Making up the couple dancers V. D. EDWARDS I 1868--1966 Burke 0 a1 •'c tta don will be dancing the show There Is More For You At This Sign ••• EVERY PURPOSE Quality Launderers & CleantrS s~ l· ppener as weJI as couples who ••• FOR ALL • IN MIDDLEPORT ·------~----------~~. Meigs County'• Oldest and Largest Insurance Aeency S11Pil;• Childs ano Patricia £..fm. ·ewEDOINGS WELCOME TO THE FAIR! AUGUST 16-20 ers and Don Li sle .\ pink e ANNIVERSARIES POMEROY, OHIO MEIGS COUNTY FAIR PH. 992·5130 te costumed group, Sandra 011- Morri s Brend a Ing raha m Rhon. t A FAIR BOOSTER I '. FUNDS Hudson, Lilly Imboden, Susie ~~~~ -- = -=~==~ 1 ~ ~ ~~~~~~ AnEND THE ANNUAL 1 • 1926 -INSURANCE SERVICE- 1966 101 w. 2nd -- WY 2·2966, Pomeroy We are proud of the fine boys_and glr~ t~a~ will . participate this year In the Meigs ~un and ahomeEach year they learn better !l\flll g 'b!Uty of 1\in methods and share In the responst :~kin~ this a better county' state and country In which to live, 1 .... ~ OM GRINDING & MIXING TRI-WSTRE ClEANERS r.i~TUAL · Carrying out a theme, "SOme of Those Wonderful Sonll'f." : :the show will be opened by vo. ca iists Ali ce Nease, Peggy Bow- YOUTH ;_~/ AUGUST Wt m roud II! tbe line boys and prls that will partlc!,/tt lhia yecr In the M~lll County Fa!~: l!.cb ynr \bey ;~,, n better faraung an~ homema In' mtthods •nd •b•t• in tbe re~ponslbtUiy_ of ~: ~ illg thl•• b•t~er county' state and ceuntcy ID w c to Un. " WITH MEIGS COUNTY lI Davis-Warner MEIGS COUNTY · · REAL ESTATE S a I u t e t o F u n T i m'e r WEEKI ftHONE 992·5428 IN POMEROY '. Before a silvff glittered back- will be Cathy Fultz, Rich~rd !rop, the lith annual summer Nease, Donna Crow. Moke Muimusical of the Big Bend Min· ford, Margie HarriS, Boll Young, strei Association will be pre· ·carole Anderson. Ray Alkore, !ented as the evening grand· Brenda Potts and Ralph Werry. stand attraction at the annual . Kathy McElhinny will be Meig' County Fair. • presented as ''Second Hand ~ Rose" ·and Miss Bowers will ~ · BIG DAYS-APG. 16-17-18-19·20 DOWNIE-GROSS DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY CLEANERS · . .....__ ... ·I ., ..• '· .... .. I _______ . _, · 'titizens National . . ...-:"'........_ .!:1 ~. ' :r:;,. 7-- .: ~-:~ . .' ___,. "' . ;~;., .'k· .' .apn. -~. . 11- '• ¥ •• ~ ,..,. .. . 'Farmer¥s .- Bank Pomeroy National ·a.,.d Sqvlrigs Co. Bank " . · . ltltllAND . . .,"I ' POMEROY ' ' ' .' ,.- . ~ ' ... ' �1 ""'" .·~ , ' " ' r "'·• . ' .- .. '"' ' ' fl, r ···~ . •. ., >I " ' ' '•· y I ~~· " ' \ • ,_. ·' ''~• J\ ' ;: i J • . ·t_ • ~· ' 1• ·• . ( · • ·. nd seg,'etu h~s. So~t.hePn Aif:~s ,J " ' •• • 'nd '·' . , . . ,' • . • th . Bm eel of JolJRil!Jle : r,farjle Harris, ii• Hl!'l'is ,!:,.a,ttY, _. 1f1111enl ~ullng mgs •rlt· 1M~PP\ . MUd 111 Solilheril Ralph"·· Werey, . Kathy McEihlil· ny'J!illfillsh wt~;:do aboullhe' South 'Will opeit llllrk.e,)lecticl by •.. Down "" Ray Alldre, carole Andar·.)lllilelyn Hoq~e:.: a . d half of the ann~~al belle dai\Ct llile on, war, ny, Mlke Mqlford and Gloria' J!wilber' with_' Miss 8 of the 81£ Yonder :_New··Orl:,:'"iung Brenda Potts will vocal· eiO:Sing the , .nd Minstrel As1100iatioq tAl be ~~d u~~ll be Sandy 1ze "I Don't Know Why" fol· lnJ thpownOhlh~ __ :r•,. ueautlful_/ ted I SIS P Ql 'l1ulrs- u,. ance ...,. 'eel b tw new cast mem· by e •• "'"' v pfosen a : . . . Ohlill(jer Pam Crew, Sbella low Y o P tty ·Ohio" backed by a boys' 1 i .. and Saturday at the M••K• iChilds M•rtlyn Stumbo, ~. bers, Mlndy Killl .~ .~ · q> ontv Fair. ' 8 ltv llobslellor Paul· Wells, tapplnc to Mar£1e. us. , 1 . Arnott. e · •. , h Kathr"n Crow Alice fBill Youlli'S vocal, "When etta Hudson Lillie lmooaen, The flnal secUon of the ·s ow ' • Ill Nease ' 11 ' . . Le ' Alkl p Rl and Gerald Pow• w f}r ·t M1dmght Chou Chou av- Mickey Wolfe, Jan re, - 'll- will be a salute to the Oh10 Y· med k't and a •• !or Alabam." backed by lurn· tncia London, Brenda Norris. opening with John . !.ISle's lured In a '!::,. i/ ~u~ber. lqg wheels will open the ~·g~ A newcomer to the •how will vocal, "By the o_lll Ohio Wher~ :c:~d by KGloiia. , ~-...~ ' rlieflt lo~~~~~~ by ;;:: no:n be Steve Powell singing "A the Shy LitUe VIOlets ~.';wof James Hardl!ll and Donna . 8 period cot!- 1Little Bit of Sugar" followed by and a :•';"" b' 1a"":U': Don· bel will vocalize "Mr. ~=qmuslcal co:~. ~~-~n ck~ee: 1 t~~I'O la~~~auteam or I' :he ~oc group compos- ,know•· - ::~;N:D~T~H~IE~:~~~a-~ A1T ' ~ON, vi. VA, . - ·~g~ r1\''ft'1 \,V\1 'u AFTER THE FAIR • . • BACK TO SCHOOL h th~ougThF -da~:erdus th~ ~~~da!"~:S, S~~c~t ~~ ~~~a~nd~M~rs~._:;B:obe~ri_;TriiS;;,;;;;;se:;;ll~, Chester, called on Mrs. A. H. Bailey Mrs. one Clintev~ng. Pitzer return ed home from St. Jo seph Hospital . Mrs. Sadie Trussell, Mrs. Martha llagg, Mrs. Jeanie RUGBY SWEATERS '' AUus~ ~l~~rr;~fda~~~e of ROT· I IN ' DIV!l BOMBER -TOn to bring on a mght-shlrt Society N ' • "' t2\t ' .. PICKENS· 1'1ARDW ci\"" Bashan . • 'In Maaqn .f114 eve~,yb04Y ~ ' ~ whete ,MIJOn Ia. ' cos- ROFF ALL GIRL awaits the senlijitional turned dance group. audience always ahnxwo g lady drives an automobile · Bomber crash. T e Y un f d c r pel UP Mrs. Evelyn Cleland Youn~'s down the raceway at a high rate o spee aid- . and vocal will be "After You ve a take-off elevation, soars 52 feet is air very f!WS Gone" preceding the fmals 1 d d'rectly on a parked automobrle. s a n which will carry out patriotic event for the driver. If car and religious themes. to jump short with not enough spee . and ByMr. Mn. A. H. Belley ld T I trous ifthe thepar auktodmob•tloemhoabs,.lteoao . 'at the Tuesday and Mrs Rona 01 e, Trussell and children clears e au and family of Fort Wo~th, T~•· the talent show at the Galha 8 mn _:s~h~ow~··~------;----:------las, spent a Monday mght w•U. County Fair. _ P_:_::: 1 and daughters. · d Mrs Lewis Edge!. Mr . an · k ·Mrs. John L~ons, Lake Alma. . d M Clint Orr called Mr. and Mrs. William Ac ett Linda, Middleport, spent Mr. and Mrs. Clint Pitzer Mr. an rs~s Callie Orr. and son Wayne spent Ma weendk- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arvil spent the weekend in Beckley, ion Mr. adndMMs Bill" Orr nd t Columbus with r a · . Mr an . r . z 1 1IVes. e a . So d d · Di· Holter and lam 11 y. W.-Va.,' with rea ·Jimmie and Buckley, Jumor r en an Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ed~el Mr . and Mrs. Stanley Trussell sons Clint Orr Jlld family anah. · Clarence Sorden called on a Sunday alternoon with ed on family. .... cent.;:ly... busMrs. ; Mr.Amanda and Mrs.Balr. PurleyColum· Karr, Clint MrsOrr Lola Sorden . open! aue r • e your way to ~~i:;t~~u ~~~~~o;::~r~~n~ ~=~~~ow~ ~are:rGriffith,' Mar· ~=t~~:n:.;;~y A~,~~;s Ti~~~ 1 Roberta I nd Judy Kin& will do blacklight : segJII:~ aftern;,.n with Mr. and Mrs. William Sorden. . Mr. and dMrs. Go dAmi Holter Sharon an .r on, the Davi• reuruon SIUlday e~~eleration '· EVERYTHINO, H IN "'· l' "To ... INS-URANCE . ROCKET <;AR LEAP - This year, .the gra nd . finale of ROTROFF ALL GHfL AUTO DARED E·FLAG ETIQUE'M'E VILS will feature a new -Ford convertible making a When displaying the flag at sensational jump 54 feet through mid-air from take· half staff, It first should be off elevation to recei vtne ramp structure. Plan to hoisted to the peak and then 1 see this event performed by the nation's leading fe· lowered to half·slaff. It should I l male driver, at 8 p.m. Tuesday. - --- -~- - - - --- - -- -be raised to the loeak ogaln ' before it is lowered. POl ALL PIOI'tll · ·, WE CA.Y T.. FINEST IN OLD UNE COMPANIES Eleventh Aminal Musical To be Grandstand Event FUN iiii~~iiOiiiiOiiiiiiii IT'$ MEIGS CO. FAIR FOR THE FAMILY Curtain ~ime Thursday . and sing Berlin 's •lJ Love A Pi ano," Satu"!ay .mghls , August _18 "''d tt·o::_r~o:un~d_:o~ut~th~e~=i::._.,:s~eg~20, will be 8:15 p.m., woth Joe , Struble again emceeing the 30- 1 DEPENDABLE SERVICE act show. Through The Years! BUILD THE YOUNG MAN'S SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS Attoncf Tho ';I ' I FAIR A SALUTE to YOUTHTO THE FAIR! t FEED, FERTILIZER, SUPPliES KAUTZ FEED STORE 15 Y.. rs Of Servl-.' BE SURE INSURE . ~ INSURANCE l ,_.____. ....-......... G&J.A\IfO ·' I I PARrsco. ' FOR llJlgf.. Renef' da Brickles, FLOWERS 'l eBASKETS .! I GrNI for Tho fair and lack To Schoel KED OXFORD ' f Will• Phone WY 2·. 20'_39'WI . ';·,.,..~ . ' I• ' ' . Mn. Mllld V111Mitw . THROUGH SOHIO SERVICE W. MAIN ST. BUILD A BETIER ' MEIGS .COUNTY t STORM DOORS eSTORM WINDOWS etATfX PAINT Inside & Ouh ide GREAT It FAMILY ATTRACTION" POMIIlOY, OHIO .''''"'' ' • ,fair Time·Is Fun·lime! . • ···r3- · _.,. j BUILD NEW ARRIVALS WITH · IN ·- Salute to Youth •• :: FUN FOI MIYONE At The MEIG~ COUNTY .FAIR -l ··.-,. .... We are proud of these young citizens, who are learning.each year better farming and homemaking practices, and displaying them at the fair, and sharing the responsibility of making our county a better place to live, . Don't Forget ,· . . •' j r . . . · 'lqu'll have a FUNderful time at the FAIR. So much to see •• :~ much to 'Cio ~ ; ~ so much to enjoy ... it's the hig~ spot of the year for the whole family. This year, bigger and better, more exciting, more fun than ever. \ SCHOOL CLOTHING We're headquart,rs for Back to School men Who want t ba sureness of. dresalnl correctly ... fashions for clals or ·CIJIIo ' pus, sporll or Jeis\U'e. School open• Alii. 29. MMI,Ioyl, Youtht on#Littlo Gonh.ll... New Yo~k Maple ~wt:t Poultry F~um Clothing House TUIKIYS- CHICKENS- EGGS POMEROY _ •. .. ePANELING Live It Up - Go to the Falrl Whi'- o>lf, FAIR .WEE I\ KERM SAYS: ... I PHONI WY 2M4t ' To VIsit Us For All Our 0. Meigs County Style! r~ ~· Hoyt's Sohio Service I liCk I ' o\.. h ,!ftfllut I W~ Mlln' YOUTH I. MIDDLEPORT, 1 1 Pomeroy· Flower ShOp · ATIEND THE 103rd. COUNTY FAIR THE SHOE BOX ·. by the·- Dine Amusement .Co., will be reduced to 10 cent s durIng these hours. At 7 p.m, ~­ e CEILING TILE nesday. there will be a sky diving exhibi tion bv Larrv Lee eFLOORTILE Smith and Whit Bonifant a'nd at , 10 p.m. there wil l be "the tn!dieWALL TILE tlonal fireworks display bv the Racine Fire Dep~rtm en t,. ·., • ;, F'riday at 7 P.-m the sky div- · ing exhibition will be repeated ' and Saturday night. firemen of· Racine Will do a second fire· · Builders Supply Co. works ~i £pl ay , following ~ h e 992-3748 annual Big Bend Minstrel AB· N. 2nd Ava. Middleporl sn. musicaL ·'· POMEROY WY 2-2302 MIDDLEPORT WY 2-3000 4 IIG DAY5-AUG. 16-20 ~!. KING : DUKE CLEANERS I ~~­ tPLYWOODS Rides on th e midw ay. q~vr> rd ePOTTERY Coln-op Dry Cleaners ALURATIONS SERVICE &Proftlslonal Type --- , I .. 1 STORE FOR Kiddie Day will- be held WedneSday at the M e i g~ County F'air from 10 a. m. to 4 · p.m. eSPRAYS Pomeroy 130 I. Second ' f 1 VISIT OUR Kiddie_Day.~ ·Is Wednesday At Meigs Fair eFUNERALS • INSURANCE FOR 60 YEARS AUGUST 16-20 Wolfe, - ------ OCWlONS eBIRTHDAYS I Mickey IVm back the first segment. Making up the couple dancers V. D. EDWARDS I 1868--1966 Burke 0 a1 •'c tta don will be dancing the show There Is More For You At This Sign ••• EVERY PURPOSE Quality Launderers & CleantrS s~ l· ppener as weJI as couples who ••• FOR ALL • IN MIDDLEPORT ·------~----------~~. Meigs County'• Oldest and Largest Insurance Aeency S11Pil;• Childs ano Patricia £..fm. ·ewEDOINGS WELCOME TO THE FAIR! AUGUST 16-20 ers and Don Li sle .\ pink e ANNIVERSARIES POMEROY, OHIO MEIGS COUNTY FAIR PH. 992·5130 te costumed group, Sandra 011- Morri s Brend a Ing raha m Rhon. t A FAIR BOOSTER I '. FUNDS Hudson, Lilly Imboden, Susie ~~~~ -- = -=~==~ 1 ~ ~ ~~~~~~ AnEND THE ANNUAL 1 • 1926 -INSURANCE SERVICE- 1966 101 w. 2nd -- WY 2·2966, Pomeroy We are proud of the fine boys_and glr~ t~a~ will . participate this year In the Meigs ~un and ahomeEach year they learn better !l\flll g 'b!Uty of 1\in methods and share In the responst :~kin~ this a better county' state and country In which to live, 1 .... ~ OM GRINDING & MIXING TRI-WSTRE ClEANERS r.i~TUAL · Carrying out a theme, "SOme of Those Wonderful Sonll'f." : :the show will be opened by vo. ca iists Ali ce Nease, Peggy Bow- YOUTH ;_~/ AUGUST Wt m roud II! tbe line boys and prls that will partlc!,/tt lhia yecr In the M~lll County Fa!~: l!.cb ynr \bey ;~,, n better faraung an~ homema In' mtthods •nd •b•t• in tbe re~ponslbtUiy_ of ~: ~ illg thl•• b•t~er county' state and ceuntcy ID w c to Un. " WITH MEIGS COUNTY lI Davis-Warner MEIGS COUNTY · · REAL ESTATE S a I u t e t o F u n T i m'e r WEEKI ftHONE 992·5428 IN POMEROY '. Before a silvff glittered back- will be Cathy Fultz, Rich~rd !rop, the lith annual summer Nease, Donna Crow. Moke Muimusical of the Big Bend Min· ford, Margie HarriS, Boll Young, strei Association will be pre· ·carole Anderson. Ray Alkore, !ented as the evening grand· Brenda Potts and Ralph Werry. stand attraction at the annual . Kathy McElhinny will be Meig' County Fair. • presented as ''Second Hand ~ Rose" ·and Miss Bowers will ~ · BIG DAYS-APG. 16-17-18-19·20 DOWNIE-GROSS DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY CLEANERS · . .....__ ... ·I ., ..• '· .... .. I _______ . _, · 'titizens National . . ...-:"'........_ .!:1 ~. ' :r:;,. 7-- .: ~-:~ . .' ___,. "' . ;~;., .'k· .' .apn. -~. . 11- '• ¥ •• ~ ,..,. .. . 'Farmer¥s .- Bank Pomeroy National ·a.,.d Sqvlrigs Co. Bank " . · . ltltllAND . . .,"I ' POMEROY ' ' ' .' ,.- . ~ ' ... ' �~·.' ••' '( •· <91! {Guernsey Show ·l Co F·•d ; mes rl ay During Fair . '., !!, H68 ' . · Meig$·-'County's~· -16 Starts " Meigs County Fair. and there will be a best fe. All l'tlllioiA!red Guernsey• : male bred and owned by ~e from this district are eligible [exhibitor award by the Oh!o for an fee of $2 bead. Guernsey Breeders Assn. . Five School Bands to Play 4 BIG DAYS-AUG. 16-20 Five Meigs County school bands will make appear· · ances at the I03rd Meigs Coun· ty Fair next week. The EasiA!m High School band will play on Tuesday and the Pomeroy band on Wednesday, both from 12 noon lo 4 'Ill~! Racine High School will play on Thursday be· I~~~~ at 4 .m. and the Mid· I~ band beKinnlnR .at 4 Pm. Friday. The RuUand band will be on hand at I p.m. on Saturday. on the top of a parked aull•m<>blle. Bluegrass Stale of Kentucky This r. an event usually and a native of Loolsv!Ue. performed by men and Miss is featured with Rotroff AI St. John 1s one of the few girll Girl Auto Daredevils m the for this psectacular · mous Dive Bomber crash. even~ at a p.m. Tueoday at the thJS event Jessica drives an au- lair tomobile down the raceway. up • a mke-off elevation, soars 5Z feet through mid-air and lands • 00 ., 103rd MEIGS COUNTY FAIR i We extend our best wishes to the boys and girls of Meigs County and to all those who ! have helped to make the FAIR the best one yet. >' t I I VEAR ' i 'l~··"' l ,. ' FOR BOYS 8 TO ?! 1 Cbassls Choice of 8 Engines 4 BIG DAYS AUG. 16-20 Amencan of his generation. 114 Mulberry St. A Few 1966 Oldsmobiles and Cadillacs Left and Plenty of Value-Rated Used Cars At CLOSEOUT PRICES We're pulling out all the stops to Rive you extra values in lower prices. It's end of the model sale and clearance of our big stock used cars to make way lor the new models coming soon. Caclillac-Oiclsmobile delving political 'yean California when be wu prosecuting atttmey, attorney geoeral and into · family governor. Huston also Clyde B. Walker, Mgr. Gellipolit, 0. ,_FARM .. 11011 County Monoger Gallia County Fourth & Sycamore Gallipoflo 81ble - readln~ . IIPilOVIIDITS •.. . . ........ from ..... .,. MIDIKEPOD MEIGS COUNTY 103rd FUI.'I~ , 1 1 · ·al'l!' aelected as a Judging wiD be held 12 noon to 3 p.m. each winner each day will re-! ceive a transistor radio. On Sat- ' urday the wlnnel'll of each daUy eoutest will cempete formtop8cbi.ne II ors and a washing DAY 388-1203 Pomeroy, Ohio NIGHT 388·8201 HOME OF AR 1ST.O.CRAFT BOATS I rs. for a few days visit with Mr. sitors of his sister, Mr. aid and Mrs. Arthur McGhee, Cbuo- Mrs. J . C. Wyatt. tie, Sandy, Ruth and Earl of Mr. Alvis, of n.ridt~ . TALK ABOUT••• 4 ciiG 1.6-20 HBt S 0 M 4 BIG DAYSI AUGUST 16 • 21 ••• 150" IIOT WATER WITH A RAMELESS WATER HEATER ' I Whs you'll! washing tiH>a!, doing tbe laundry, or anything ' " - you - . t realy loot, bot water, you 11 be oh-so-glad your wUir ill ..._ted tha mrvJ.n electric way. See your plumber or dealer about a depeodable Quick I!ecoYo-y Eloctrie Water Heat.r IDd diooo Q" bow J'OU Cllll have 150" hot water, all you need, _..,. llld ero• •icaUy. Y. - !lll.tisfactioB is guaranteed or your P Blilldl. ·-' P. MiDDLEPORT & PEARL ' ' . AND \' r ..... _,. Peerl& Ken Wlllia1111 214 1!. 2nd St. . ... A Pl I _,,_ ted Sonice Plan is ~able, to eowr -• ~ mamtenance ••• wen taak .,.. ' 111 - t ..., ten fWI ,..,-s. Good reason. tool 0....2% millloD clrior.,. preler Natiomride I« broad eonrap. low rate• and lasl claims setllemeat. Fat . J'OUI' ......._ 110011. Pomeroy, 0. ,. KARR & VAN ZANDT Box 76, VInton, Ohio ! .. •• I WhoJ... to-Rttoil 4 BIG DAYS-· AUGUST 16 thru 20 mar lbost CHAIN SAW SUPPL.Y ~::.-- eqMIIIIUoD pDI8I\tli .•• the AezlcUllul' a1 Society, the Jr. Fair Board, buaiiteasmen, youth and all the other wondel'- LOCUST G. V. (Cook} QUICKLE sitors of Columbos Zoo. Mr. lnd Mrs. Vernon ldiSI Jo Smith left MoRd'ay of Columbus, WlNI weekend VALUI:s! . 11•m·may enter every dll)' . HOFFCO CHAIN SAWS-WEST BENO ENGINES WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENU Welcome To Meigs County's 103rd tastes better I ;:~II E~;·i n~!: in Stock Columbus. spending a few days witr Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey daughiA!r, Mr. llllll Mrs. J. C. and family of Albany, was Sun· Wyatt. AD innovation in the 111116 Meigs County Fair wlli be a daJ.. ly pie baking coniA!Rl A booth will be set up on the II flliral:01111dl ·lot WOIIII!II ·~:::II )l8rl: 1'bey 1'E each day until nooa lor through partlatlll'Friday. day. Every •New 6100-L and 8200-L West Bend beritage. Whea future histor- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tucker- , h0If n r1 to man visited 1 Saturday after.l lhrill~ ~otr ill "be ·hgl au ' suoww· te noon with Mr. and Mrs. George 8 F ed . k stand attraction at p.m. r er1c Sr. of Lo»g Bottom, ' day at the Melga Coun!J Pair Ohio. · • Mr. and Mro. Brady Koorts, Twenty-two persona maU 1IP visited Sunday with Mr. aad the crew for tho obow wbleb Mro. Eugent Haning and llbo&- lasts one hour lnd ~ mlnuiA!I. The show wllllllalude fool drtr-11 Mr,{bel Mrs. Roy Lillie and ing, criss crosses, rolliRI apd Linda Reeves, en-!eJJd for ..d lnd lido lor olde, a Tueoday at camdeu lthe dive-bomber crlllli IIlii tho ·ramp-to-ramp jwnp. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Little, Tru.l ber va-~ ~ ..... ... ·~• rs o1 . 1 d-ay .:.,_.to an d Mr. and Mrs. DaIe L1t· nd M Lin 00Ia RustllL tie and family were Monday vi· a . l! ; At SALES-SERVICE-PART& says. "Despite the villainous accusations of his detractors, he bas 1ot betrayed that public as and Patricia laymg down a specific rights code for criminal suspects. If one penders ar.nrut "-" the character and qualifications of . the mao who, along w1th the eight associate justices, created these upheavals, a book is at band which anaw ers a lo l of queslioos. Luther A. Hustoa, a longllme Rewspaperman in Washington, former bureau manager of the New York Times lnd a Supreme Court specialist, has tar We alutt all who made thl* IIIJIUal you r Goegleln Rtaay-Mix Co. TH~ Meigs County's Big 103rd AUGUST 16-17-18-19-20 store. •New. Demo!lstrator and Used Karts at Spe·eial Sale PrJCl'S for the Monlh of Au ~u~t limes and the child of a typical American heritage," Huston 22 pefSODS are colleagues ia of Mr. and Mrs. Harley sch_ool segregation decision. m Johnson. In Rotroff ruhngs barring prayer and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thorn· were Sunday evschools, reqUirmg a reshuffle of ening visiton of her parents ! Thrill Show mosl state legislatures, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Jobnsoa: CQICIIII Mrs. Cbarles Lewis, superln· 011r ~he me.~en~s Pomeroy htriy,in· Alw~ owa, fabulous accessories available. Don't buy any Go-Kart until have seen the HOFFCO KART at WoH Pen -= Pie Baking Innovation of County Fair . Include: 'STRONG TUBULAR FRAME ' HI-CHROME TRIM , •cOMET AUTOMATIC RAC ING 'CLUTCH, ' IN· TERNAL DRU~I BRAKES, ' SISSY RAILS. "UPHOLSTERY Smgle and Twin Engine Models. Wide varie-ty of optional . Because there are few i~~o~:~ ~his~·to~ry=,~th=e~c~h~ie~f~jus~Uce~·s with some of the lam balance bis faults BJJd his •• pubhc life that outslallding opinions. •lrtues and total the score, they eventually reach the Supreme Court, Warren's A picture emerges which wlli wiD write Earl Warren down a~ sions in his 13 years on , help aay cilizeo to understand one of the great AmencJIIIll. bench have toucbed the lives . the highest court ill lbe land I Pathway Ill Judgm011t, by individuals In a multitude of and the maR who bendl il Luther A. Huaton. Chilton ways. ! ''Warren Is a IJI'O(luct ol lib llollka, Philadefpbia lnd Since his appointment by I --and Ambassador Books, p ·d t D . c . Mrs. May Pickett and Mr. Lie., Toi'OIIto, CUad.o. f5.95. e;"'' en Wlgut D. EJSenh . and Mrs. Robert Pickett and m 1953 be had led his family of Darwill were recent Dick St.rrett;.County Manager' · Miss p }e to Judge Fair's , Flower Show i] childhood and youth lnd WASHINGTON (UPI) -{;hie! written a readable biography of Ju stJce Earl Warren_ has the Chief Justice. probably drawn ~ere brickbats The book was not written from a broader spectrum of his with Warren's cooperation. fellow countrymen than any Huston researched it on his MGIIWII 1 Get in on the fun of karting, You'U have more fun with a powerful, sturdy Hoffco Ka rt. Standard Plus Features Warren Draws Most Brickbats \ · IA!ndenl o the Meigs Co\Dity' Fair Flolfer 'Show, anno.mced today the ahow wiD be~e ~=~·11 by Mrs. Susie Poole, 'M an accredited judge of the Association of Garden Clubl. Mr7 _Poole II first vice prea"Gt. the OAGC and Ill adtojleilon 11. Sbe bas wldooll -In flower Judefni Rules · ~lly that 0111riell musl be aetup lnd cem•pleled II between 9 a.m. and nonn on Wedneoday ~nd elhibits recelv··ll after noon will be accepted for exhibit only, and not CHORUS LINt<; - The talent_ showcase presentation of the Big Bend Minstrel All8ociatlon let for day and Sat!Jrday mghts at the Me1gs County Fair will include thiJ New Orleans Dance IJne. The grou es, left to nght, Jan Alkire, Sus!e Ohlinger, Pam Crew, Marilyn Stumbo, Connie Arqott. Back row p ~~{:: Lilly ImDoaen, Lmda Ba1ley, Patricia London, Pauletta Hudson and Betty Jean Hobstetter. _: Society Notes HAVE FUN AT FULL RACING KITS AVAILABLE , 12 Combinations FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT ... > IfsUsed Car Action Time ... Phone 992-5342 A POWER CLASS FOR EVERY AGE tb• IIUCCOII of the faJr, ,66 Model Clearance W. Main St. New Sport I ful orgiUIIzatloDJ that contributed to EDD SAUIDiiS! '. . The Thrilllnt 1M RICWN SAYS: Jessica St. John ll from Who Helped In Any Way Towards The Success Of The 8~ I! ' . Attend &SupiJOrt Your -~· ~ Miss St. John Featured TO ALL... q . . 1 19 locust St. I 103rd FAIR·: Tomorrow arm. · , 1· lll!d Mrs. Dean Brinker called on Betty Van MeiA!r and Mn· gm;t Ann ca:Ieton, Pal, 011 I . :, .. •L Sat!Jrday evening. , , . · Belly Van 'Meter, Margaret were ln'.,.SUnday Ann Carleton, Pat, and Dean IIChool with copection · of 'IZ. 79. ' and Eunico Brin~es spent a 1 , .Mr: . Lawren.ce Smith of Lau- Sunday evening with Dean Bar- ' rei C11f!! wa, Sl,!pper 11U~t of nity of Pomeroy. the Dan Smith fam)lY ••rt a Melvin and Pal Circle or C<>Saturdey eveontg, hOnoring the 1 !umbus visited Mary Circle birthday of Tim Smith. a Sund~y. Mr. and Mrs. WiUiqm Gaines Larry Circle Is home for 1 of Long Bottom, . lnd Mr. lew days. He bad tho misfor· . ~ ., . Ji · Congratulations to the Meigs County Fair Board .and to all youth groups whose fine work and untiring efforts to tnake this 1966 fair the best ever and it is. We Salute The Youth of 'MeiQs Co.untyl Porto, Portugal's second Jarsest city, annually ships about seven million gallon~ or wloe abroad. Phone 985-3308 '~ S BltfDAYS ·-~ T~I'I$: lEAR . Audust 16-17..18-19-20 , MEIGS COUNTY Chester, 0. ... i SUPPORT OUR YO!JNG CI}'IZENS OF •· . . MEIGS COUNTY IY AnENDING THI FAIR- WELCOME TO THE 103rd RIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. .•• '...'N'otes SOCJAl . . Dally SenUnet, t"omeroy·Mtaateport, lutie of breaking a bone rn his . '< A SoutheasiA!111 Ohio llillrlot Guernsey Show will be a lea· Fifteen classes are ture Friday oi the Annual w1th numerous cash awards, : ON DISPLAY AT THE FAIR ·e} ('1..;..- ...: \..NII'W fair , Tuelllay. · Each ..hibitor is Umlted one entry In each group and two entries in each class. pers on Guemseys beinl shoWII will be checked by the tary of the show. ADMIRAL TELEVISION r •.::· ::".i :.~~.:.ew!:. ~~:::or until SEE THE NEW '67 MODEL i • . . 1V: ~ ,1 •• 'r, ' • ,. (." i ,.·ts-Dtlll1 ' ' senane~ Pomeroy-'MI~dleport, o.,. Aug. I '··~···'. ,, �~·.' ••' '( •· <91! {Guernsey Show ·l Co F·•d ; mes rl ay During Fair . '., !!, H68 ' . · Meig$·-'County's~· -16 Starts " Meigs County Fair. and there will be a best fe. All l'tlllioiA!red Guernsey• : male bred and owned by ~e from this district are eligible [exhibitor award by the Oh!o for an fee of $2 bead. Guernsey Breeders Assn. . Five School Bands to Play 4 BIG DAYS-AUG. 16-20 Five Meigs County school bands will make appear· · ances at the I03rd Meigs Coun· ty Fair next week. The EasiA!m High School band will play on Tuesday and the Pomeroy band on Wednesday, both from 12 noon lo 4 'Ill~! Racine High School will play on Thursday be· I~~~~ at 4 .m. and the Mid· I~ band beKinnlnR .at 4 Pm. Friday. The RuUand band will be on hand at I p.m. on Saturday. on the top of a parked aull•m<>blle. Bluegrass Stale of Kentucky This r. an event usually and a native of Loolsv!Ue. performed by men and Miss is featured with Rotroff AI St. John 1s one of the few girll Girl Auto Daredevils m the for this psectacular · mous Dive Bomber crash. even~ at a p.m. Tueoday at the thJS event Jessica drives an au- lair tomobile down the raceway. up • a mke-off elevation, soars 5Z feet through mid-air and lands • 00 ., 103rd MEIGS COUNTY FAIR i We extend our best wishes to the boys and girls of Meigs County and to all those who ! have helped to make the FAIR the best one yet. >' t I I VEAR ' i 'l~··"' l ,. ' FOR BOYS 8 TO ?! 1 Cbassls Choice of 8 Engines 4 BIG DAYS AUG. 16-20 Amencan of his generation. 114 Mulberry St. A Few 1966 Oldsmobiles and Cadillacs Left and Plenty of Value-Rated Used Cars At CLOSEOUT PRICES We're pulling out all the stops to Rive you extra values in lower prices. It's end of the model sale and clearance of our big stock used cars to make way lor the new models coming soon. Caclillac-Oiclsmobile delving political 'yean California when be wu prosecuting atttmey, attorney geoeral and into · family governor. Huston also Clyde B. Walker, Mgr. Gellipolit, 0. ,_FARM .. 11011 County Monoger Gallia County Fourth & Sycamore Gallipoflo 81ble - readln~ . IIPilOVIIDITS •.. . . ........ from ..... .,. MIDIKEPOD MEIGS COUNTY 103rd FUI.'I~ , 1 1 · ·al'l!' aelected as a Judging wiD be held 12 noon to 3 p.m. each winner each day will re-! ceive a transistor radio. On Sat- ' urday the wlnnel'll of each daUy eoutest will cempete formtop8cbi.ne II ors and a washing DAY 388-1203 Pomeroy, Ohio NIGHT 388·8201 HOME OF AR 1ST.O.CRAFT BOATS I rs. for a few days visit with Mr. sitors of his sister, Mr. aid and Mrs. Arthur McGhee, Cbuo- Mrs. J . C. Wyatt. tie, Sandy, Ruth and Earl of Mr. Alvis, of n.ridt~ . TALK ABOUT••• 4 ciiG 1.6-20 HBt S 0 M 4 BIG DAYSI AUGUST 16 • 21 ••• 150" IIOT WATER WITH A RAMELESS WATER HEATER ' I Whs you'll! washing tiH>a!, doing tbe laundry, or anything ' " - you - . t realy loot, bot water, you 11 be oh-so-glad your wUir ill ..._ted tha mrvJ.n electric way. See your plumber or dealer about a depeodable Quick I!ecoYo-y Eloctrie Water Heat.r IDd diooo Q" bow J'OU Cllll have 150" hot water, all you need, _..,. llld ero• •icaUy. Y. - !lll.tisfactioB is guaranteed or your P Blilldl. ·-' P. MiDDLEPORT & PEARL ' ' . AND \' r ..... _,. Peerl& Ken Wlllia1111 214 1!. 2nd St. . ... A Pl I _,,_ ted Sonice Plan is ~able, to eowr -• ~ mamtenance ••• wen taak .,.. ' 111 - t ..., ten fWI ,..,-s. Good reason. tool 0....2% millloD clrior.,. preler Natiomride I« broad eonrap. low rate• and lasl claims setllemeat. Fat . J'OUI' ......._ 110011. Pomeroy, 0. ,. KARR & VAN ZANDT Box 76, VInton, Ohio ! .. •• I WhoJ... to-Rttoil 4 BIG DAYS-· AUGUST 16 thru 20 mar lbost CHAIN SAW SUPPL.Y ~::.-- eqMIIIIUoD pDI8I\tli .•• the AezlcUllul' a1 Society, the Jr. Fair Board, buaiiteasmen, youth and all the other wondel'- LOCUST G. V. (Cook} QUICKLE sitors of Columbos Zoo. Mr. lnd Mrs. Vernon ldiSI Jo Smith left MoRd'ay of Columbus, WlNI weekend VALUI:s! . 11•m·may enter every dll)' . HOFFCO CHAIN SAWS-WEST BENO ENGINES WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENU Welcome To Meigs County's 103rd tastes better I ;:~II E~;·i n~!: in Stock Columbus. spending a few days witr Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey daughiA!r, Mr. llllll Mrs. J. C. and family of Albany, was Sun· Wyatt. AD innovation in the 111116 Meigs County Fair wlli be a daJ.. ly pie baking coniA!Rl A booth will be set up on the II flliral:01111dl ·lot WOIIII!II ·~:::II )l8rl: 1'bey 1'E each day until nooa lor through partlatlll'Friday. day. Every •New 6100-L and 8200-L West Bend beritage. Whea future histor- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tucker- , h0If n r1 to man visited 1 Saturday after.l lhrill~ ~otr ill "be ·hgl au ' suoww· te noon with Mr. and Mrs. George 8 F ed . k stand attraction at p.m. r er1c Sr. of Lo»g Bottom, ' day at the Melga Coun!J Pair Ohio. · • Mr. and Mro. Brady Koorts, Twenty-two persona maU 1IP visited Sunday with Mr. aad the crew for tho obow wbleb Mro. Eugent Haning and llbo&- lasts one hour lnd ~ mlnuiA!I. The show wllllllalude fool drtr-11 Mr,{bel Mrs. Roy Lillie and ing, criss crosses, rolliRI apd Linda Reeves, en-!eJJd for ..d lnd lido lor olde, a Tueoday at camdeu lthe dive-bomber crlllli IIlii tho ·ramp-to-ramp jwnp. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Little, Tru.l ber va-~ ~ ..... ... ·~• rs o1 . 1 d-ay .:.,_.to an d Mr. and Mrs. DaIe L1t· nd M Lin 00Ia RustllL tie and family were Monday vi· a . l! ; At SALES-SERVICE-PART& says. "Despite the villainous accusations of his detractors, he bas 1ot betrayed that public as and Patricia laymg down a specific rights code for criminal suspects. If one penders ar.nrut "-" the character and qualifications of . the mao who, along w1th the eight associate justices, created these upheavals, a book is at band which anaw ers a lo l of queslioos. Luther A. Hustoa, a longllme Rewspaperman in Washington, former bureau manager of the New York Times lnd a Supreme Court specialist, has tar We alutt all who made thl* IIIJIUal you r Goegleln Rtaay-Mix Co. TH~ Meigs County's Big 103rd AUGUST 16-17-18-19-20 store. •New. Demo!lstrator and Used Karts at Spe·eial Sale PrJCl'S for the Monlh of Au ~u~t limes and the child of a typical American heritage," Huston 22 pefSODS are colleagues ia of Mr. and Mrs. Harley sch_ool segregation decision. m Johnson. In Rotroff ruhngs barring prayer and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thorn· were Sunday evschools, reqUirmg a reshuffle of ening visiton of her parents ! Thrill Show mosl state legislatures, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Jobnsoa: CQICIIII Mrs. Cbarles Lewis, superln· 011r ~he me.~en~s Pomeroy htriy,in· Alw~ owa, fabulous accessories available. Don't buy any Go-Kart until have seen the HOFFCO KART at WoH Pen -= Pie Baking Innovation of County Fair . Include: 'STRONG TUBULAR FRAME ' HI-CHROME TRIM , •cOMET AUTOMATIC RAC ING 'CLUTCH, ' IN· TERNAL DRU~I BRAKES, ' SISSY RAILS. "UPHOLSTERY Smgle and Twin Engine Models. Wide varie-ty of optional . Because there are few i~~o~:~ ~his~·to~ry=,~th=e~c~h~ie~f~jus~Uce~·s with some of the lam balance bis faults BJJd his •• pubhc life that outslallding opinions. •lrtues and total the score, they eventually reach the Supreme Court, Warren's A picture emerges which wlli wiD write Earl Warren down a~ sions in his 13 years on , help aay cilizeo to understand one of the great AmencJIIIll. bench have toucbed the lives . the highest court ill lbe land I Pathway Ill Judgm011t, by individuals In a multitude of and the maR who bendl il Luther A. Huaton. Chilton ways. ! ''Warren Is a IJI'O(luct ol lib llollka, Philadefpbia lnd Since his appointment by I --and Ambassador Books, p ·d t D . c . Mrs. May Pickett and Mr. Lie., Toi'OIIto, CUad.o. f5.95. e;"'' en Wlgut D. EJSenh . and Mrs. Robert Pickett and m 1953 be had led his family of Darwill were recent Dick St.rrett;.County Manager' · Miss p }e to Judge Fair's , Flower Show i] childhood and youth lnd WASHINGTON (UPI) -{;hie! written a readable biography of Ju stJce Earl Warren_ has the Chief Justice. probably drawn ~ere brickbats The book was not written from a broader spectrum of his with Warren's cooperation. fellow countrymen than any Huston researched it on his MGIIWII 1 Get in on the fun of karting, You'U have more fun with a powerful, sturdy Hoffco Ka rt. Standard Plus Features Warren Draws Most Brickbats \ · IA!ndenl o the Meigs Co\Dity' Fair Flolfer 'Show, anno.mced today the ahow wiD be~e ~=~·11 by Mrs. Susie Poole, 'M an accredited judge of the Association of Garden Clubl. Mr7 _Poole II first vice prea"Gt. the OAGC and Ill adtojleilon 11. Sbe bas wldooll -In flower Judefni Rules · ~lly that 0111riell musl be aetup lnd cem•pleled II between 9 a.m. and nonn on Wedneoday ~nd elhibits recelv··ll after noon will be accepted for exhibit only, and not CHORUS LINt<; - The talent_ showcase presentation of the Big Bend Minstrel All8ociatlon let for day and Sat!Jrday mghts at the Me1gs County Fair will include thiJ New Orleans Dance IJne. The grou es, left to nght, Jan Alkire, Sus!e Ohlinger, Pam Crew, Marilyn Stumbo, Connie Arqott. Back row p ~~{:: Lilly ImDoaen, Lmda Ba1ley, Patricia London, Pauletta Hudson and Betty Jean Hobstetter. _: Society Notes HAVE FUN AT FULL RACING KITS AVAILABLE , 12 Combinations FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT ... > IfsUsed Car Action Time ... Phone 992-5342 A POWER CLASS FOR EVERY AGE tb• IIUCCOII of the faJr, ,66 Model Clearance W. Main St. New Sport I ful orgiUIIzatloDJ that contributed to EDD SAUIDiiS! '. . The Thrilllnt 1M RICWN SAYS: Jessica St. John ll from Who Helped In Any Way Towards The Success Of The 8~ I! ' . Attend &SupiJOrt Your -~· ~ Miss St. John Featured TO ALL... q . . 1 19 locust St. I 103rd FAIR·: Tomorrow arm. · , 1· lll!d Mrs. Dean Brinker called on Betty Van MeiA!r and Mn· gm;t Ann ca:Ieton, Pal, 011 I . :, .. •L Sat!Jrday evening. , , . · Belly Van 'Meter, Margaret were ln'.,.SUnday Ann Carleton, Pat, and Dean IIChool with copection · of 'IZ. 79. ' and Eunico Brin~es spent a 1 , .Mr: . Lawren.ce Smith of Lau- Sunday evening with Dean Bar- ' rei C11f!! wa, Sl,!pper 11U~t of nity of Pomeroy. the Dan Smith fam)lY ••rt a Melvin and Pal Circle or C<>Saturdey eveontg, hOnoring the 1 !umbus visited Mary Circle birthday of Tim Smith. a Sund~y. Mr. and Mrs. WiUiqm Gaines Larry Circle Is home for 1 of Long Bottom, . lnd Mr. lew days. He bad tho misfor· . ~ ., . Ji · Congratulations to the Meigs County Fair Board .and to all youth groups whose fine work and untiring efforts to tnake this 1966 fair the best ever and it is. We Salute The Youth of 'MeiQs Co.untyl Porto, Portugal's second Jarsest city, annually ships about seven million gallon~ or wloe abroad. Phone 985-3308 '~ S BltfDAYS ·-~ T~I'I$: lEAR . Audust 16-17..18-19-20 , MEIGS COUNTY Chester, 0. ... i SUPPORT OUR YO!JNG CI}'IZENS OF •· . . MEIGS COUNTY IY AnENDING THI FAIR- WELCOME TO THE 103rd RIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. .•• '...'N'otes SOCJAl . . Dally SenUnet, t"omeroy·Mtaateport, lutie of breaking a bone rn his . '< A SoutheasiA!111 Ohio llillrlot Guernsey Show will be a lea· Fifteen classes are ture Friday oi the Annual w1th numerous cash awards, : ON DISPLAY AT THE FAIR ·e} ('1..;..- ...: \..NII'W fair , Tuelllay. · Each ..hibitor is Umlted one entry In each group and two entries in each class. pers on Guemseys beinl shoWII will be checked by the tary of the show. ADMIRAL TELEVISION r •.::· ::".i :.~~.:.ew!:. ~~:::or until SEE THE NEW '67 MODEL i • . . 1V: ~ ,1 •• 'r, ' • ,. (." i ,.·ts-Dtlll1 ' ' senane~ Pomeroy-'MI~dleport, o.,. Aug. I '··~···'. ,, �~ ., I' 'r . -. I ~ •~ ., ..' M'-k ' • c rt.f. t support Lo. ans, ..... a.-- eting . e I Jca es, . p ' ' '. -~ . Wh expect~ .., AVai.lable to Fanners m eat ronam wheat-producer'"··'"~ . tl- . • • I A &I ""'... h <00 ' ~~ .•. l'liilltri~J~I, ,. 2Sk·y me•:l fW .!.... .E;!W' Ltl.. tioDS· .,''-r. 11it'lialrd~U·It•llle~ -: . - '~· - •-<:tiDM~ ~ j· w' i:/'.J. ' ' ' Jl\; 'd. . ' $hpiY·,~ ~B!t be ComJDff' esuav J'. r t av ·on lrllel\.·:rh• e·. . - .·J'' , . 'J . ·,: Tile jncreaaed nalioaal w eat aUolmellf acreage for the 1187 crop Is to mcrease by from $75 rmllion to $100 mrlhon_ tbe· ' ' ' . • 0 • . • a ... ' r : ·e ' dli : sk • dlvilic elhlblti<lns,Smltb •11\1 ''!YIIIf ~rlnt ~u:e be 1iqeUt the the new will,be free of cjlarg• and e.. the trY f~i of I ~ entry wlll go · ~ld .,' r~.ldw:~~ f=:: ;;:s::':!l ~:n:~~~~y ~ th':. :~: ~~~~~;::~~ cau:~::~=:!~~:r":~ :~::~M:gath~~~~~~ :::~FridaY .~7~~~~ ~~:~,lt.l ~u:h:. f:r I ~~·~uaus\~~ da~e ' ' gram will be in effect for the \ers have been divertrng a or been determined or an- day night. AII&Uit Secretary DOll Reuter rea croJ TicketS S Jd From 12 PlaceS Salute to Our Young Citizens 4H Club Members ond F. F. A. For '66 Fair 1 · \ ( w 5 BIG DAYS I to~s . $4 0 for fourth place. res•dents. b b ed or · The tickets this year remain Judging w1l1 e . as on · at $1 .50 and provide the pur- igmality , auractJveness, apI1chaser with frt>f" entnPlCP :1'1d 1i pcarance and neatness, grange . parking all five days of t h e 1 tcachmgs. ~dneve~ent goals , £air. The purchaser also may in cmnmumly servi_ce. farm vote for or run for office on the · products, and bandte~aft. .. 1 1 . FAIR WEEK Aug.16-20 If you like fun, exci tement, thrills, exhibits and meeting friend· ly people who enjoy life, you'll love it at the Fair . Bring along your family end friends .. . • there's something here to please International Harvester-New ldea-Gehl MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY \ "Where Quality Is Paramount" Pomerey Rear Meigs General Hospital ' Onlv. two school s w1ll exh1b1t I . The tickets may be purchas- , in the pub lic school deparlr · b08rd . f31f ed at Arnold's Sohio Station, 1 ment, headed by Robert BowReuter Insurance Agency , Si-·en. They are Southern . . . ·-· 1 Store and Station. CONSIDER NEW BASE . PARI S tUP!) - A spokesman said Thursday U,S. European command headquarters is considermg Stuttgart, West Germany, as its new base but no decision has yet been reached. Tbe command currently is located about 15 miles norlh-1 of Paris but must be I Pierce, Florida ; Mr. moved by next April 1 under · nard, Clarksburg, W. Va.: the deadline set by Fayne Queen, Salem, W. Va.; President Charles de Gaulle. and Mrs. Steve Vennis, - - - - · JIBrad and Marsha. Fairview, Cain, local; Mrs. MarJon . va .: Miss Iris McCoy and Riggs, daughters, Lisa, Tressa Miss Barbara Lanham of and Stephanie, Athens; Mrs. llk•>rsburg, w. Va., were Oscar Babcock, Long Bottom; visitors of Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Mrs. Ulah Swan, Lamoar McCoy and family , ons, Mrs. Phillip Boyles, Bren· Mrs. Peter eolia of and Joe of Tuppers Plains; Ohio. visited from Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles and day until Tuesday with Mrs. Mrs. Richard Spencer, Timmy Dana Fick. Mrs. Calia was for- and Danny of Alfred, and Chatomerly Miss Frisbee, from Ches- les William Massar. having moved from there Mr. and Mrs. Howard Woeds years ago. Mrs. Ida Knight, are visiting tbeir datl@lll~prand\1 Chester was a caller recent· fami ly in Michigan. I II I ePalnto eOysttr Shell• •nd Grit ·I • Fertlllttn Eastern Local News Notes The I. 0. McCoy family at Ber. .me, W. Va. a recently due to the death McCoy's mother, Mrs. . P. Fox . Funeral services i were at Ftatw80ds, W. Va. on Friday afternoon . ' Mr. and Mrs. Harlis Frank and family of Long spent a Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCain and famUy . Mr. and Mro. Starling Massar entertained a Tuesday af· ternoon with a blr(hda:yni.~~~ ~~ for their daughter, 6th birthday. Guests were Mr. Mrs. Gene Riggs, Mrs. David Riggs, Mrs. Cllarles IMa:ssar and Miss Faith !i .....1.. ellrd Soedi Millhone's YiaJif•IIIUCb~lo~ - . . . . ~ ... ait,.... palleatil It •• MUST; . It tbetiJt JoiV81 WARNE!>. ID tlent began ~!log and· mo. eltmlnatea posaibWty .of. .a Ol)el'BUQII. paUeat iJt ..... N; till. lug the dei!IUre llid' ~er llf ~wu .put IQ llll!!P lor' lillll9l' N'- .~ 'id 1te ·~.Ill~ It "Dearie," said the nors·•·lsucking a piece til It bito I"'Y· She had a sllljlll pth r 0poslli111 '11; ' a "kindly remove your l1111p. IJid llitubalion ivat dlffll\dl~ In brol\en IJid ~ RIP , · ~~· Ieeth before you go lnlo "Permanent" caps on fhml tbe struggle two C8PI 611 upper 11- found .. a.,.t XftJJI,' operating room." This teeth can abo be 1 a problem. front Ieeth broke. TMre was a lhow It in ~ ~' 11 is standard hospital Some caps match natural Ieeth thorouib searcb II1IW aU plee- naUy found ID tile ..... dental 80 perfectly that anestheUsll es were ·ac:ciJunled r..r. 'ftlls Is pack, ' are distinct hazards don't know they're false; 1111 always an llllli<m moment be- Forefln 1118tler ID 1Jmp , 'Ill, patient is put to sleep wllh patients bave been wearlllg lhtm cause if a piece ean't be fOUIId, dWicu1l to loCale IIIII ,-._ eral anesthesia. so long they forset lhey are not the assumption II that It 1188 and caa Cll1ll8 aer~ao~ · 1z11t. 1~.~u~plr~ated~,~tha~t~is~,~~~~::ck~ed~lnlo~b~le~------------~·... requires to G.be A.open and air ,p~:~::l;port=~of~thelr:,~na~t~ural~~ana::IOI:I! This accomplished by a called incubation - placing tube through lhe mouth throat and into the wi~>lplpe This long, rigid, is curved In a way ly allows easy aceess windpipe, the other end projiect- 11 in~ from the mouth. Rarely and only in unusUally small mouths, Ol' mouths narrow openings is there any difficulty. Upper front teeth are major problems. Many anpc·. ·"· IT'S FAMilY FUN TIME THIS WEEKI · . , . . _ .. lists have often wished that ' H,ORSE PULLING - Tests of strength again wrll be a highlight of the Me1gs County Fan-. TbilJ is a scene per front teeth never exiSted. from the 1965 fair. Removins full and partial dentures is a blessing for anesDaily Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 15, 1966-19 fer The Outdoorsman- the Firmer me to let ber open her own door. This becauae abe somewhere that men think of womeo who don't eCHIPPEWA 11 them to be polite. Will you •OUTDOORSMAN pleue tell her that, when she bas let herself out of the car eHAWKEYE BY ACME for all these years, it's a little late to leach an old dog new •RED OAK tricks? - SAVING STEPS Dear Wife of Saving Steps: Boys' & Men's _ 6.99 to 24.95 At this late date, It's a dirty triCk to play on the old dog. lllaybe his feet hurt. - H. This column is dedicated to 1 lamUy living, so if you're bavlllg ldd trouble or just plain l I ~l!!:~ trouble, let Helen help YOU. Children'• and li She wUI also welcome your In the Middle Block Next Ia Elberfeld• tnfonto' - - 4-99 POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE own amusing experiences. Ad- : Helen Hottel In care of Adults 14.95 ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' Ibis newspaper. eRtd lrond Poncl111 IInder Twlno e Ctmtnf & Mortar •Stock Salt •Sproys • Water Sefttntr Soli ;a i!li ifen. -~ ~~~··. The Comptons Say: MEET YOU AT THE-FAIR •RemodiH •TobloMul Chapman-Canaday WE'LL SEE YOU AT THE FAIR! eLIHtrl eVaeclntt ....,.,. SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS ·~! .... •n I lltar ane more comploint ollout •igh food priw , I ....... wn.ans ..,. Pomtroy, o..- 11101 ~11 I'' a Comet HELEN H£LP US! ) Once-A-Year Opportunity! •• Special Prices Now I ET H FAIR n t~e. COWBOY BOOTS by ACME el•l•r tnd eLima Mullwry Ave. ,.,ent WORK SHOES Dog Foods _ Flour - Ingredients mon's Grocery, BRW Hardware, tary and the Bradbury mdJVId- j Middleport Department $tore, ual learning center c_onducted , Marlin Restauran t. Mill Broth- wilh federal funds t_hiS . past 1er Grocery , Lewis Sohio Sta- , summer under til~ d1rectmn of 1 I lion. Harden's Groct> ry. Waid iMrs. Charles Lew1 s. Cross. and Sons, Kautl Feed llrlllle lhe ·~ , 1 e SURE WIN e RED ROSE e TUXEDO 1 During e Tuesday thru Saturdqy, Aug. 16-20 r ,? , ' • . llllriM,' I.' oPitr' i,~. - &I ~ .,_ - Bring the whole family to the fair. Every, marriage, l see no reason II Dear Helen: they can't live together. You won't print this unless a number of psychia1trists II you my \llews are l!trictly sociologists are adults and I agree with you days, "Consider II car•e-IJ the complete moral Une fDr li!ully and if II hurts no one, one will enjoy the many displays, contests, races and games. Local talent show, blue ribbon exhibits and carnival amusements promise a great day of fun . Meigs County's Oldest Jewelry Store GOESSLER JUST 5 TO SELL! Jewelry Store Pomeroy Authorized Artcarved Jeweler WELCOME TO the MEIGS COUNTY FA ... Dependable Plumliing Service Thru The Y81rs- · sENSATiONAL I " POMEROY Your Town and Country j Shopping Center • Compiet. LiM ef lenliM Unl• Appllllllli e Farm 1ncl ~ llltell Delivery ef Pet10leum Pradulll eA fMd For Every firm Neet1 - SUPER SfiVKI STATIOII- e Complete Caro For Your Car e Lubrlcatio. eFyr-ZoJa Guolln, eOICIIult OPZN M JIOtlliS 'JIAYI A WDl 1966- 61:' Pickup Box, 6 cyl., heavy duty sprinp, heater & defrtstw, Wup lghts, 2-splld electric wipers, windshield washws ....... Wts. NOW $18H • ONlC.UsNowl wr.no,6 . .I > w. MAIN STREET . POMEROY .' 0'!1,~.-h. TILt IN STOCK REPA. 1IIE OLD ·PHONI.'... POMEROY MOTO.R· COMPAN¥~ MODEL NOW OR '• Anyone Con Shop At ,.maroy LondrnorkConwenlent Houn: Store Open 9:00 to 9:00 (Mon, thru Sat.) - Mill Open 8:00 to 5:00-ltallon Open 24 Houra on ever.v.. A NEW RIRNACE I . 2--l ton Pickups with 8' Bodies • 1-3-4 ton Pickup 8' wit~ Factory Camper Optaons 1--1 ton Stake with Dual Wheels · SAVINGS1. , ~ing . to Install ••• ? '\ We with to congratulate the youth end m~mben of the l'lir lolrd upon the occasion of the big I 03rd County Felr which begins tomorrow, Best wishes t. you end centinutcl succeu during this big event, . iiit: ' ' ftl. .... lil!P!* . ;.ill ' 196'1 wheat crop Wlreal P~ part of their wheat.-allotrnen: The domestf"j, marke~~~ -~;" but eligibility to par- Co~tracl! with Larry aram p•rticipanls will be able acres f~ payment ~;:c::n till~~- •:II~ leu':" be s o- Uclpate in the program un" lu .,,.my for dom:lic r~:::t· l t_..~!~iv:~:; ':!:e wheal pro- ~e!lth~ dl':rer!~.: between full doub~edly will include fillll8 an lkl~rlcel rtificates 1 p ~" ! gram in 1967 unless the crop II parity u of July I, 1967, aod appllcatron r~dlcatfndK perf~~ p-;l oans. ed lo nnounced intentions un er 1 Wa ne Chase and Melvin Gil- plant . $1.25 an va ue a lbe signup for the bert,Y chairmen. AgrlctJltural They pointed out that wheat the 1967 crop. (Tile cerr.nc:= 1966 wheal program was held Stabrl~tatlon and Conservation growers participating m lh_e lt- value for the ~966 $ . in the early mouths of 191\6. 'ttees Meigs and Gallla 67 wheat program will agarn he per bushel.) e reg ar - ::~~s r.:S ctlvely said full parity on the support loan will he It is pa;licut':.ly imPortant part of their wheat crop which on all lhe wheal produced t"n 0 Theme of exhlblll by lour . farmers with small wheal . is allocated for domestic !oed partldpallna far'!J(ex:p th Meigs County Granges at the ments to remember that . use. For each parllclpating tra wheat produ u er e 103rd Annual Meigs County Fair this week will be "The Grange and Its Service to Community." 1 Alfred, Hemlock G~ove,,v~: be h' tickets for the Springs, and the OhiO ]~el~: ;f.unty Fair have ' Granges will c~mpel~ for placed on sale at IZ loca-lzes of $55 lor first p ace. and t" for the convellicnce of fur second . $43 for lhJrd, h Grange T eme Centered on Area Service . 17 ~~ claas The divers land In tl!i! 110\1' ported arranlemeilts have been wiU bei~·~_ik·s~liiiti show . traek of tlie Meigs Rid- made for \be , ol the I~ inS Club eo the ~- I ' ~pple . Qui!OP O\bet and ·...,_; Willi DO feelti ,lu tb DOCfOR SAYS 1 g· • ' • • ' Have alllDdera home: lilodlndrt '. 1,• '. your llalh 8114 ~ ·-' . ~~~~~~~new plumbing ~~ for u 1011vemepca, llld all, for 1 • day, w.~,. pilna, f\11' enhgeliJI lliJ eooraj!Dg IOheme. Visit 111 to.il111 , uealtbj 1: •nee em JOUI' trade:in * >;/'" Don't Forget~ 103nl AfttUAL •GS-(OUNJY FAIR-AUG. 16-20 • j • ' ,I -· ''""·••"!- ' 'i - as \ dalli 1'66 MERCURYS & coMETS on DISPlAY allhe FAIRI ' I i {i �~ ., I' 'r . -. I ~ •~ ., ..' M'-k ' • c rt.f. t support Lo. ans, ..... a.-- eting . e I Jca es, . p ' ' '. -~ . Wh expect~ .., AVai.lable to Fanners m eat ronam wheat-producer'"··'"~ . tl- . • • I A &I ""'... h <00 ' ~~ .•. l'liilltri~J~I, ,. 2Sk·y me•:l fW .!.... .E;!W' Ltl.. tioDS· .,''-r. 11it'lialrd~U·It•llle~ -: . - '~· - •-<:tiDM~ ~ j· w' i:/'.J. ' ' ' Jl\; 'd. . ' $hpiY·,~ ~B!t be ComJDff' esuav J'. r t av ·on lrllel\.·:rh• e·. . - .·J'' , . 'J . ·,: Tile jncreaaed nalioaal w eat aUolmellf acreage for the 1187 crop Is to mcrease by from $75 rmllion to $100 mrlhon_ tbe· ' ' ' . • 0 • . • a ... ' r : ·e ' dli : sk • dlvilic elhlblti<lns,Smltb •11\1 ''!YIIIf ~rlnt ~u:e be 1iqeUt the the new will,be free of cjlarg• and e.. the trY f~i of I ~ entry wlll go · ~ld .,' r~.ldw:~~ f=:: ;;:s::':!l ~:n:~~~~y ~ th':. :~: ~~~~~;::~~ cau:~::~=:!~~:r":~ :~::~M:gath~~~~~~ :::~FridaY .~7~~~~ ~~:~,lt.l ~u:h:. f:r I ~~·~uaus\~~ da~e ' ' gram will be in effect for the \ers have been divertrng a or been determined or an- day night. AII&Uit Secretary DOll Reuter rea croJ TicketS S Jd From 12 PlaceS Salute to Our Young Citizens 4H Club Members ond F. F. A. For '66 Fair 1 · \ ( w 5 BIG DAYS I to~s . $4 0 for fourth place. res•dents. b b ed or · The tickets this year remain Judging w1l1 e . as on · at $1 .50 and provide the pur- igmality , auractJveness, apI1chaser with frt>f" entnPlCP :1'1d 1i pcarance and neatness, grange . parking all five days of t h e 1 tcachmgs. ~dneve~ent goals , £air. The purchaser also may in cmnmumly servi_ce. farm vote for or run for office on the · products, and bandte~aft. .. 1 1 . FAIR WEEK Aug.16-20 If you like fun, exci tement, thrills, exhibits and meeting friend· ly people who enjoy life, you'll love it at the Fair . Bring along your family end friends .. . • there's something here to please International Harvester-New ldea-Gehl MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY \ "Where Quality Is Paramount" Pomerey Rear Meigs General Hospital ' Onlv. two school s w1ll exh1b1t I . The tickets may be purchas- , in the pub lic school deparlr · b08rd . f31f ed at Arnold's Sohio Station, 1 ment, headed by Robert BowReuter Insurance Agency , Si-·en. They are Southern . . . ·-· 1 Store and Station. CONSIDER NEW BASE . PARI S tUP!) - A spokesman said Thursday U,S. European command headquarters is considermg Stuttgart, West Germany, as its new base but no decision has yet been reached. Tbe command currently is located about 15 miles norlh-1 of Paris but must be I Pierce, Florida ; Mr. moved by next April 1 under · nard, Clarksburg, W. Va.: the deadline set by Fayne Queen, Salem, W. Va.; President Charles de Gaulle. and Mrs. Steve Vennis, - - - - · JIBrad and Marsha. Fairview, Cain, local; Mrs. MarJon . va .: Miss Iris McCoy and Riggs, daughters, Lisa, Tressa Miss Barbara Lanham of and Stephanie, Athens; Mrs. llk•>rsburg, w. Va., were Oscar Babcock, Long Bottom; visitors of Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Mrs. Ulah Swan, Lamoar McCoy and family , ons, Mrs. Phillip Boyles, Bren· Mrs. Peter eolia of and Joe of Tuppers Plains; Ohio. visited from Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles and day until Tuesday with Mrs. Mrs. Richard Spencer, Timmy Dana Fick. Mrs. Calia was for- and Danny of Alfred, and Chatomerly Miss Frisbee, from Ches- les William Massar. having moved from there Mr. and Mrs. Howard Woeds years ago. Mrs. Ida Knight, are visiting tbeir datl@lll~prand\1 Chester was a caller recent· fami ly in Michigan. I II I ePalnto eOysttr Shell• •nd Grit ·I • Fertlllttn Eastern Local News Notes The I. 0. McCoy family at Ber. .me, W. Va. a recently due to the death McCoy's mother, Mrs. . P. Fox . Funeral services i were at Ftatw80ds, W. Va. on Friday afternoon . ' Mr. and Mrs. Harlis Frank and family of Long spent a Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCain and famUy . Mr. and Mro. Starling Massar entertained a Tuesday af· ternoon with a blr(hda:yni.~~~ ~~ for their daughter, 6th birthday. Guests were Mr. Mrs. Gene Riggs, Mrs. David Riggs, Mrs. Cllarles IMa:ssar and Miss Faith !i .....1.. ellrd Soedi Millhone's YiaJif•IIIUCb~lo~ - . . . . ~ ... ait,.... palleatil It •• MUST; . It tbetiJt JoiV81 WARNE!>. ID tlent began ~!log and· mo. eltmlnatea posaibWty .of. .a Ol)el'BUQII. paUeat iJt ..... N; till. lug the dei!IUre llid' ~er llf ~wu .put IQ llll!!P lor' lillll9l' N'- .~ 'id 1te ·~.Ill~ It "Dearie," said the nors·•·lsucking a piece til It bito I"'Y· She had a sllljlll pth r 0poslli111 '11; ' a "kindly remove your l1111p. IJid llitubalion ivat dlffll\dl~ In brol\en IJid ~ RIP , · ~~· Ieeth before you go lnlo "Permanent" caps on fhml tbe struggle two C8PI 611 upper 11- found .. a.,.t XftJJI,' operating room." This teeth can abo be 1 a problem. front Ieeth broke. TMre was a lhow It in ~ ~' 11 is standard hospital Some caps match natural Ieeth thorouib searcb II1IW aU plee- naUy found ID tile ..... dental 80 perfectly that anestheUsll es were ·ac:ciJunled r..r. 'ftlls Is pack, ' are distinct hazards don't know they're false; 1111 always an llllli<m moment be- Forefln 1118tler ID 1Jmp , 'Ill, patient is put to sleep wllh patients bave been wearlllg lhtm cause if a piece ean't be fOUIId, dWicu1l to loCale IIIII ,-._ eral anesthesia. so long they forset lhey are not the assumption II that It 1188 and caa Cll1ll8 aer~ao~ · 1z11t. 1~.~u~plr~ated~,~tha~t~is~,~~~~::ck~ed~lnlo~b~le~------------~·... requires to G.be A.open and air ,p~:~::l;port=~of~thelr:,~na~t~ural~~ana::IOI:I! This accomplished by a called incubation - placing tube through lhe mouth throat and into the wi~>lplpe This long, rigid, is curved In a way ly allows easy aceess windpipe, the other end projiect- 11 in~ from the mouth. Rarely and only in unusUally small mouths, Ol' mouths narrow openings is there any difficulty. Upper front teeth are major problems. Many anpc·. ·"· IT'S FAMilY FUN TIME THIS WEEKI · . , . . _ .. lists have often wished that ' H,ORSE PULLING - Tests of strength again wrll be a highlight of the Me1gs County Fan-. TbilJ is a scene per front teeth never exiSted. from the 1965 fair. Removins full and partial dentures is a blessing for anesDaily Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 15, 1966-19 fer The Outdoorsman- the Firmer me to let ber open her own door. This becauae abe somewhere that men think of womeo who don't eCHIPPEWA 11 them to be polite. Will you •OUTDOORSMAN pleue tell her that, when she bas let herself out of the car eHAWKEYE BY ACME for all these years, it's a little late to leach an old dog new •RED OAK tricks? - SAVING STEPS Dear Wife of Saving Steps: Boys' & Men's _ 6.99 to 24.95 At this late date, It's a dirty triCk to play on the old dog. lllaybe his feet hurt. - H. This column is dedicated to 1 lamUy living, so if you're bavlllg ldd trouble or just plain l I ~l!!:~ trouble, let Helen help YOU. Children'• and li She wUI also welcome your In the Middle Block Next Ia Elberfeld• tnfonto' - - 4-99 POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE own amusing experiences. Ad- : Helen Hottel In care of Adults 14.95 ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' Ibis newspaper. eRtd lrond Poncl111 IInder Twlno e Ctmtnf & Mortar •Stock Salt •Sproys • Water Sefttntr Soli ;a i!li ifen. -~ ~~~··. The Comptons Say: MEET YOU AT THE-FAIR •RemodiH •TobloMul Chapman-Canaday WE'LL SEE YOU AT THE FAIR! eLIHtrl eVaeclntt ....,.,. SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS ·~! .... •n I lltar ane more comploint ollout •igh food priw , I ....... wn.ans ..,. Pomtroy, o..- 11101 ~11 I'' a Comet HELEN H£LP US! ) Once-A-Year Opportunity! •• Special Prices Now I ET H FAIR n t~e. COWBOY BOOTS by ACME el•l•r tnd eLima Mullwry Ave. ,.,ent WORK SHOES Dog Foods _ Flour - Ingredients mon's Grocery, BRW Hardware, tary and the Bradbury mdJVId- j Middleport Department $tore, ual learning center c_onducted , Marlin Restauran t. Mill Broth- wilh federal funds t_hiS . past 1er Grocery , Lewis Sohio Sta- , summer under til~ d1rectmn of 1 I lion. Harden's Groct> ry. Waid iMrs. Charles Lew1 s. Cross. and Sons, Kautl Feed llrlllle lhe ·~ , 1 e SURE WIN e RED ROSE e TUXEDO 1 During e Tuesday thru Saturdqy, Aug. 16-20 r ,? , ' • . llllriM,' I.' oPitr' i,~. - &I ~ .,_ - Bring the whole family to the fair. Every, marriage, l see no reason II Dear Helen: they can't live together. You won't print this unless a number of psychia1trists II you my \llews are l!trictly sociologists are adults and I agree with you days, "Consider II car•e-IJ the complete moral Une fDr li!ully and if II hurts no one, one will enjoy the many displays, contests, races and games. Local talent show, blue ribbon exhibits and carnival amusements promise a great day of fun . Meigs County's Oldest Jewelry Store GOESSLER JUST 5 TO SELL! Jewelry Store Pomeroy Authorized Artcarved Jeweler WELCOME TO the MEIGS COUNTY FA ... Dependable Plumliing Service Thru The Y81rs- · sENSATiONAL I " POMEROY Your Town and Country j Shopping Center • Compiet. LiM ef lenliM Unl• Appllllllli e Farm 1ncl ~ llltell Delivery ef Pet10leum Pradulll eA fMd For Every firm Neet1 - SUPER SfiVKI STATIOII- e Complete Caro For Your Car e Lubrlcatio. eFyr-ZoJa Guolln, eOICIIult OPZN M JIOtlliS 'JIAYI A WDl 1966- 61:' Pickup Box, 6 cyl., heavy duty sprinp, heater & defrtstw, Wup lghts, 2-splld electric wipers, windshield washws ....... Wts. NOW $18H • ONlC.UsNowl wr.no,6 . .I > w. MAIN STREET . POMEROY .' 0'!1,~.-h. TILt IN STOCK REPA. 1IIE OLD ·PHONI.'... POMEROY MOTO.R· COMPAN¥~ MODEL NOW OR '• Anyone Con Shop At ,.maroy LondrnorkConwenlent Houn: Store Open 9:00 to 9:00 (Mon, thru Sat.) - Mill Open 8:00 to 5:00-ltallon Open 24 Houra on ever.v.. A NEW RIRNACE I . 2--l ton Pickups with 8' Bodies • 1-3-4 ton Pickup 8' wit~ Factory Camper Optaons 1--1 ton Stake with Dual Wheels · SAVINGS1. , ~ing . to Install ••• ? '\ We with to congratulate the youth end m~mben of the l'lir lolrd upon the occasion of the big I 03rd County Felr which begins tomorrow, Best wishes t. you end centinutcl succeu during this big event, . iiit: ' ' ftl. .... lil!P!* . ;.ill ' 196'1 wheat crop Wlreal P~ part of their wheat.-allotrnen: The domestf"j, marke~~~ -~;" but eligibility to par- Co~tracl! with Larry aram p•rticipanls will be able acres f~ payment ~;:c::n till~~- •:II~ leu':" be s o- Uclpate in the program un" lu .,,.my for dom:lic r~:::t· l t_..~!~iv:~:; ':!:e wheal pro- ~e!lth~ dl':rer!~.: between full doub~edly will include fillll8 an lkl~rlcel rtificates 1 p ~" ! gram in 1967 unless the crop II parity u of July I, 1967, aod appllcatron r~dlcatfndK perf~~ p-;l oans. ed lo nnounced intentions un er 1 Wa ne Chase and Melvin Gil- plant . $1.25 an va ue a lbe signup for the bert,Y chairmen. AgrlctJltural They pointed out that wheat the 1967 crop. (Tile cerr.nc:= 1966 wheal program was held Stabrl~tatlon and Conservation growers participating m lh_e lt- value for the ~966 $ . in the early mouths of 191\6. 'ttees Meigs and Gallla 67 wheat program will agarn he per bushel.) e reg ar - ::~~s r.:S ctlvely said full parity on the support loan will he It is pa;licut':.ly imPortant part of their wheat crop which on all lhe wheal produced t"n 0 Theme of exhlblll by lour . farmers with small wheal . is allocated for domestic !oed partldpallna far'!J(ex:p th Meigs County Granges at the ments to remember that . use. For each parllclpating tra wheat produ u er e 103rd Annual Meigs County Fair this week will be "The Grange and Its Service to Community." 1 Alfred, Hemlock G~ove,,v~: be h' tickets for the Springs, and the OhiO ]~el~: ;f.unty Fair have ' Granges will c~mpel~ for placed on sale at IZ loca-lzes of $55 lor first p ace. and t" for the convellicnce of fur second . $43 for lhJrd, h Grange T eme Centered on Area Service . 17 ~~ claas The divers land In tl!i! 110\1' ported arranlemeilts have been wiU bei~·~_ik·s~liiiti show . traek of tlie Meigs Rid- made for \be , ol the I~ inS Club eo the ~- I ' ~pple . Qui!OP O\bet and ·...,_; Willi DO feelti ,lu tb DOCfOR SAYS 1 g· • ' • • ' Have alllDdera home: lilodlndrt '. 1,• '. your llalh 8114 ~ ·-' . ~~~~~~~new plumbing ~~ for u 1011vemepca, llld all, for 1 • day, w.~,. pilna, f\11' enhgeliJI lliJ eooraj!Dg IOheme. Visit 111 to.il111 , uealtbj 1: •nee em JOUI' trade:in * >;/'" Don't Forget~ 103nl AfttUAL •GS-(OUNJY FAIR-AUG. 16-20 • j • ' ,I -· ''""·••"!- ' 'i - as \ dalli 1'66 MERCURYS & coMETS on DISPlAY allhe FAIRI ' I i {i �.,. '9" Being Nudged into Rea~on. Clash Six of ro S£0 Counti~ ~~. His Old, GOod Friend,.Ev Dirksen Show More Tax f.oll&l~O,li$ W~G~ ,!UP!) -Jires.lne" la[ha~ ~~,;; 'r•di~ff:; beill( mRita•cy nudged Negro ranks. showin1 ' .' · laid !Ially H wiD oppooe , Ohio ssles tu eo!J!s!:loDI lor l, 1965; · any provision wh1ch he think! j the two-week period ending A\'1. . Alben• - ~7.065-~.Ailf,&et. what may H a bead"!" There Is considerable concern. ru~ ,..ntor to the ConsUiu- i6, showed large incrense over 10, .'13,:18US. ~.38'1.58, · rights collisNin w1lh b11 among the moderate NeiP'll tloll. . the corresponding period last G8Ill8 ~ 1 ~;.. 4s 1 lriend, Senate Republlcan ileaders that if lhey gain !heir With Dirksen and the Republ~ : year. They Increased over a mil· - · · "'· I "'·""'··•• .r111 l,.e1odeJ Everett M. Dirkse•. Ill. [goals through the legislative . cans who follow his leadership !' lloB or 15.1 per cent. Sis of ten ~.643.5l •. f20.:,~·~ If a cOmes off, it ..uid be , halls in washington and In stateiopposed, the bill wo•'t atand a Tiley increaoed over a million, Hocking MU.• battle ot the century, I capitals, thelr followers wiU jchance of even coming w a or 15.9 per ceni. Six of the ten 6'1, $20,IIIIil.98, $_19,~~- '07. . ~~~~~ the bislory-mnking desert them. ~ Senate vote. In additloa Sooth- southeastern Ohio counties, Alb- Jocllsoa - SJ2 4"1-11, ,.,..,"'··I' .;, between President With the fate of the Negr• j•rn. De'!'ocrats will filibuster ens, Hocking, Jackson. Meigs, 10. $25,S4S,s8,_!2',t08·0f· 4 11 W~lld!.•w Wilson and Sen. ' movement in the backgroond, .agamst 11 and without aubslall- Ross and Scioto showed in- Lawrence ,14,4«.! , ••••·• 57 Cahot Lodge of Massa· jthe President cannot permit the : lial Republican votes to end the creases, and an' ten are ahead !:54- • $53,50I.IS, 8 . over the League of Hoose bill to be massacred by Itaikathon, the measure is dead. of last year's fiscal year fig. Meigs -. ~~~;;o· Nations. Dirksen without putting up 1 The Presitl011t has lhree $20.118.37, 17,..., .•1. 4 3 ;_The gong for the fight has not Ifight. The President bao three I ur;s~ures showing the coilec· Pille 72- $4.1 6.6 , yet rung and no one knows yet : Nor can Johnson In good alternntives: i lions for the two-weeks periods $43,05D. • l2,SSO.IS. 7 05 1 113 72 whether it will. But ev•nls il grace sH balk and say he has -TillakDri ( 89 T A021T8A l endin~ Au~ 6 196fi and Aug Ross 4 063 14- $22,ll5 · • $2 • · • th• streets of Chicago. l..n, ing [proposed and now it is for ksen into letting BAD 'iAPE I 7 ts65 and to~ the iiscal yea~ t'/ • · • $6D,ti68.80. Mich., Grenada, Miss., and in Congre" to dispose by exercis· the bill come to a vote. siarting July 1 11166 and July Sclolo - $37,0'11.:!8, $27,118.· 1!1• Senate are building up for ing its will. -To bargain wilb him and ' ' 13. $98.151.01. 183,989.0'1. l!le conflict. E•pecl Flglll try for some concession or ViJiloll - $6,U3.22, $2,912.$3, 5 21 : Here is why: Negro leaders will expect bim ' arrangement which would per$!0.2M. · $8,1J(lj .J . 1 to fight for the bill despite LBJ Deeply Committed his the bill come to a vote. ' Collecl~on of · motor vehicle The President is deeply deep friendship for Dirksen. To talk Dirksen into letting houselralier and ."'" taxes In <ommilted to getting a civil The liiinois senator has bead-on battle ud try to break the counties showmg the figures lights bill, _including a ban on shown no sign of back-tracking Ithe fiiibus)er, even if it mealll !or the two-w""k' perlnds end· d!Sl'rlmma~Jon m h o us ' n g, on the housing provision. He all night Senate !essiona and a Img Aug. fl, 1966 an~ Aug. 7, I passed IbiS year. The House -- · - -. split with his friend. 1~ .. and for the fiScal years ' passed suoh a bill, with some The Almanac There Ia no assuranct thai . startmg July I, 11166, and July mcxhhcJations, and sent il to By United Press International Iany ooe of these would work By United Press Intemattoul 1, 1965 are as follows: Athens the Senate. Johnson praised the Tllday is Mond"ay, Aug. IS, , but, as of this moment, the The Wheeling Jronmen and the - $18,305.89, $13,83~.62, $39,441.· House vote and ca\ied for early the 227th da y or 1966 with 138 to •Senate outlook for tho bill iJ Charle<ton Rockets will both 39. 132, 406.78. Galha - $7,!127.· Senate action. well knowing follow. . bleak. open thelr regular Continental 68 . 114,583.06, $5,502.66. Jack~" Dirk>en is dead against The moon is between Its last i Football League season at 99, $6,689.35, $6,789.85. $15,401.· .he hous.mg .feature. quarter and new phase. j home next weekend after clos- 59. Hockmg - $5,310.75, $6,134 . • The bill IS baoked hy most The morning stars are lng oot their exhibition season 68. $14583.06 $15,5112.66 Jack· Segro groups .d dlarbeuiarly Mercury , Venus, Mars, Jupiter last week. son - $16,022.82, $!8,4ll0.96, $34.)y Negro leaders opposed to and Saturn. . 493.16, $35,297.43. Lawrence ~olence in the streets and the There are no evening stars. i I Wheeling dropped I heart- $19,4311.93, 115.747.48, $44,794.48, -- · BntiSh author Thomas La· i breaking lf>-12 loss to Montreal $44,794.47, $39,710.85. Meigs Need Six Minut.,• , wrence, known as Lawrence of t 1Saturday in Burlington, Vt. $5.372.29. $5.604.46, $16.119.51. ·Arabia , was born 1n this <illy when Lew Bovick kicked a 40· $15,955.61. Pille-- $5,310.2 To Earn one toaf 1888 yard field goal for the Beavers $3,767.89, $13,591.03, $11.519.56. 1 ' On this dav in history : . with only one second remaining Ro" - $1&,873.39, $17,310.17, WASHINGTON <UPll - The 1n 19 u , the vessel "Ancon" Ground will be broken lor m the bail game. $40,232.25 $40554.24. Scioto :ost of hvmg may_ be on the pa,ed from the Atlantic to the !the new Ohio Historical Center, ' The. loss gave Wheeling 1 0--' $33,228.5, $32,683.87, 54,855.10, ~~crease but 11 st1li only takes Pacific and the Panama CanaJ'Interstate 71 and 17lb Ave., Co· exhlbitloa record f/4,059.33. Vinton - $3,t152.04, 1 average New Yorker was officially opened. lumbus, at 8 a.m., Monday, Au- . with the Rockets' 1-1 nmutes to earn enough for a In 1935, Will Rogers and gust 22. Governor James A. Charleston takes on oaf of bread and two hours to WiiPv Post were killed when ,Rhodes will turn the first earth Brooklyn Dodgers next Satur·l 1f/ord • fiflb of vodka. their plane crashed in Alaska. I for the 110 miilioa historical day in the cpsltal city and AI least that was the e,ti. 1 In 1945, the United States complex designed by Ireland Wheeling meets the Richmond 11ate Saturday from the_ Bu- ' slopped World w~r 11 rationing and Associates, Columbus. Rebels on Sunday. The Rebelo -eau of Labor StatJsiJ cs m a of gasoline. To occupy the unique and mo- lost 13-6 Saturday night t1 ~omparison between the earn- In 194?, Great Britain ended dern .structure late in 1961 or j Philadelphia Bulldogs. lrl@ power of avf"rage New her 200-year rule over India. early 1969, The Ohio Historical In WheeliRg's last exhibition l'orkers and the1r counterparts ; A thought for the day _ Society Is also planning the re- 1game, the Irorunen got off to a Jn Moscow. The averagf" Mus- · American poet Henry Longfel- ereation of a pre-Civil War Ohio i IJOid start by making the first 1 eovite. the bureau said. works ,low: ··Music is the universai iYHiage on lhe 58-acre tract score rl the game in tbe first three to 17 ~mesas long as thejianguage of mankind . . ,I which is located immediately quarter. Their seco•d score ll ~ew Yorker to provide him- 1 poetry their universal pastime llo the west of Interstate 71 and came in the third quarter on l ·""'•w•i•th•t•he=nec=es.. si,.tie'"s'"o'"fOiiliOiile"" . ' .;,and~d~e~iig~h,;;t.,."..,..,===~J adjacent to Ohio EljlOSitiono aa eight • yard pa• play. 1" around!. Wbea completed, the new l l•terDalioeal Leepe Slaadillp eenter "ill replace the Ohio j By United Press ID~....,,u..,aJ •:, Por konomlul rffident Historical Museum, Nortb High w. L Pet. GB and 15lb Ave., which for 53 1Columbll! 70 51 .579 11s••••• has served to house vast ·Roehester .... 87 54 .S54 s Icollections and exhibilll of pre- Toronlo .. .. . 66 57 .537 5 Ihistoric, historic and natural Buffalo ... 61 59 .508 8¥. ' science objects aRC) an historical Richmond ... 81 61 .500 t¥. library. The Society will also Toledo . . .. . 110 at .492 10\io remove state and local archive• i Jacksonville . 56 65 .483 14 from lbe former governor's , Syracuse . . . 46 78 .371 21111. IFFICiiNT fiiOINO ftltl the ...t ftlf ,...,udltnar. mansion, 1234 East Broad ! SundBy's Reoalll · IGGI- MILK- MIAT , . Street, where. since 1957, hi,. Buffalo at Rochester, ppd. rain · toricai govermental records Richmond 5 Toledo 4 1 have been housed. Columbus 5 Jacksonville, G, 1st I CIISTO'o! GRINDING, SHELLING • MIXING SERVIn The new center wl11 eneom~ Cols. 2 Jacksonville 8, 2nd. 7 in. ti:IUJ K ~·Et:O DEUVF.HY iERVKE pass %66.870 square feet of Toronto 7 Svracuse 2 lsi ' ' (J'.lPI. En F'EED LINE eVETERI~ARY :SUPPUES space, nearly · llk acreas of Toronto 3 sYra. 0, Zn<:i 7 iR. ePOLLTHY ~QUIPMEKT • SUPPLIES which will he devoted to color· ' • lui and educational nhiblts,. on Monday for a complete physi· ' . facet of state history. . cal examination was a t:eries of 1 tests. He wa!ll ordered to Sancta PHONE 992-2161 ,, MINERSVILLE DOSPITAUZED IMaria Hospital in Cambridge, ~~~~ BOSTON IUPII - Shortstop Mass., by Dr. Thomas Tierney, , R1co Petrocelli of the Boston club physician, aftPr running al Red Sol was hospitalized fever Saturday oigbL i-'iol!nson 1s , r' ., ~~~ I 107 Syamore St., Pon..,.Y · • PHONE 992·2194 ,2'13f• . ... INSURANCE FOR EVERY PURPOSE 1 ' ROCkets lronmen to 0pen at Horne I .. KENTUCKY FRIED ' .:.. CHICKEN CHAR SEA F~OD · BROilED "OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY" New Ce'nter Launching CROW'S STEAK HOUSE. 1 Monday . ••I S ~ ~ix NYE University Volkswagen DRJVI.IN ·RESTAUIANT POMEROY, 0. •••• This Company Has B• s.vtng 111 593·7781 ATHf!NS, 0. slate. ~:~lir$3~,828~.96~,~~=.7~9!~.6~9,~t'/=,484~.40;·==~1~~~=;:~ ~==~~= ;~~~~!~!~~~ 1 HOMI OP EBERSBACH HARDWARE AnENDTHE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR MYERS PUMPS EVERY'l1DNG IN HARDWARE 110 W. Moln St. AUGUST 16 thru 20 4 BIG DAYS - AUGUST 16 thru 20 IIIII. Saluting Meigs 103rd Fairl STIMSON AVf!. & PALMER ST. 1 ~AVE A DATE MRY SATURDAY NIGHT 1 THE TIME IS NOW .... TO GO DODGEI \'ou1111na11ybtllllt1Diffol!IID. lfyou pt FEEDING RESULTS USE EBERSBACN y 'lHonda. . 4.·. . . Trade In )'OUr .....ter lor 1 thrifty tlondi So. Up Ia 200 milts per pllon, and at lease ' PRDVrco . .. .. -~·.C. ' . ' POMEROY.I ORIO, - that many lauafiL Maybe mare. Hondas ani Jtllt the Udclt for campustrifflc aod camplls parltlna, and you'll notice a big J difference • BROilERS In your poclcelbaok; IQQ, buiBt fora chanp. ~d 10 will your date lloolc. ••••••••• -- It'll ' 1 1 Ohio Valley Industries Your Modern Drug Store Dodge CDtTJnst1 END OF THE MODEL 5 DAYS-AUGUST 16-17·18-19-20 HAWK'S CYCLE SALES 500 CLEARANCE PRICES ·ON ALL . .. ~ Open 10 to S Mon. Thun. s.t.-10 to 1 Tu& \'lied. FrL Route 50-* Milt Wllloi Athtnl On Right 66 DODGES! ." i ,.,,.!'[· PARM GAS NEEDS Fuhon ·& Thompson lnvltt You To 'llle FAIR WEEK VALUE DPdkatf>d ta SeMJfttg Ph.a rtuacelltlcal Ne.-da With All Precisian. BIKE BUY! ;ust About Everything You'll Find In A MODERN DRUG STORE e Dependable Prescription S!"rvice With .f Registered Pharmacists e An Up-to-the Minute Cosmetic Dept. e Headquarters For RusSf'l1 Stover Candies e Drugs, Sundries, Toys. Gifts. Etc., Elc. REXALL DRUGS f DODGE BICYCLES TRUCK OTHERS, 39.95 up COMPIDE ON THEF·sERYICEI Pot Yo.:it Wfnter Requirements dn Honda FREE \ Authortzecl SALES AND ., ' I I NOTHING TO BUY .•.• ; ..•. . . •Just Come In 1nd Register! .. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. 992·2848 POMEROY '· S. 2ND · AYE• . .' '" . MIDDlEPOitl, 0. , . . HE.AT.ING OIL . . .- . . · . .,,.,. '. - -. I ;......: -~ "~ ...; , - - - meter ·-- printed ticket on __ ..._ ·'-'lv • · . ' · '~ ."riill t;aultd cfiiiViles • ••tfwleiiMIIable-lil"~"•t ·. _ _ . _ _,..., ery . •* """ to ;lvt yau ll!l!lllest ""UII pe__..,...__ ..__ . ·· ..., , .. ~......,.m.yur.· 110 4 · · · worries for: heat eiiWi In toldast weett. - Our Truclll Are,I• ''tfttl with Nl~p blloh • . •wellllpvw.tlnkMiiio;au'lfhwe ~ ' ' . FULTON~}:.-:.·. . ...... '(~· THOMPS"'N \ OHIO a....:.. 01- J4 1MY plen ' 992-2955 POMEROY > ••••1..... ...,. . . . GASOLJNI Oct.M With A HUFFY All sizes in boys end girls models. . ·• RIZB OIL COMPANY ·•· . Get The Job Don• Quicker And More Economical WIN A SWISHER & .LOHSE. , . '·' . •', •' ~~ .. TRACTQJt SAliS . ", .·\ ' . . r Bttfw,,Qulcbr, Mo.-. EfflcJ.nt Service �.,. '9" Being Nudged into Rea~on. Clash Six of ro S£0 Counti~ ~~. His Old, GOod Friend,.Ev Dirksen Show More Tax f.oll&l~O,li$ W~G~ ,!UP!) -Jires.lne" la[ha~ ~~,;; 'r•di~ff:; beill( mRita•cy nudged Negro ranks. showin1 ' .' · laid !Ially H wiD oppooe , Ohio ssles tu eo!J!s!:loDI lor l, 1965; · any provision wh1ch he think! j the two-week period ending A\'1. . Alben• - ~7.065-~.Ailf,&et. what may H a bead"!" There Is considerable concern. ru~ ,..ntor to the ConsUiu- i6, showed large incrense over 10, .'13,:18US. ~.38'1.58, · rights collisNin w1lh b11 among the moderate NeiP'll tloll. . the corresponding period last G8Ill8 ~ 1 ~;.. 4s 1 lriend, Senate Republlcan ileaders that if lhey gain !heir With Dirksen and the Republ~ : year. They Increased over a mil· - · · "'· I "'·""'··•• .r111 l,.e1odeJ Everett M. Dirkse•. Ill. [goals through the legislative . cans who follow his leadership !' lloB or 15.1 per cent. Sis of ten ~.643.5l •. f20.:,~·~ If a cOmes off, it ..uid be , halls in washington and In stateiopposed, the bill wo•'t atand a Tiley increaoed over a million, Hocking MU.• battle ot the century, I capitals, thelr followers wiU jchance of even coming w a or 15.9 per ceni. Six of the ten 6'1, $20,IIIIil.98, $_19,~~- '07. . ~~~~~ the bislory-mnking desert them. ~ Senate vote. In additloa Sooth- southeastern Ohio counties, Alb- Jocllsoa - SJ2 4"1-11, ,.,..,"'··I' .;, between President With the fate of the Negr• j•rn. De'!'ocrats will filibuster ens, Hocking, Jackson. Meigs, 10. $25,S4S,s8,_!2',t08·0f· 4 11 W~lld!.•w Wilson and Sen. ' movement in the backgroond, .agamst 11 and without aubslall- Ross and Scioto showed in- Lawrence ,14,4«.! , ••••·• 57 Cahot Lodge of Massa· jthe President cannot permit the : lial Republican votes to end the creases, and an' ten are ahead !:54- • $53,50I.IS, 8 . over the League of Hoose bill to be massacred by Itaikathon, the measure is dead. of last year's fiscal year fig. Meigs -. ~~~;;o· Nations. Dirksen without putting up 1 The Presitl011t has lhree $20.118.37, 17,..., .•1. 4 3 ;_The gong for the fight has not Ifight. The President bao three I ur;s~ures showing the coilec· Pille 72- $4.1 6.6 , yet rung and no one knows yet : Nor can Johnson In good alternntives: i lions for the two-weeks periods $43,05D. • l2,SSO.IS. 7 05 1 113 72 whether it will. But ev•nls il grace sH balk and say he has -TillakDri ( 89 T A021T8A l endin~ Au~ 6 196fi and Aug Ross 4 063 14- $22,ll5 · • $2 • · • th• streets of Chicago. l..n, ing [proposed and now it is for ksen into letting BAD 'iAPE I 7 ts65 and to~ the iiscal yea~ t'/ • · • $6D,ti68.80. Mich., Grenada, Miss., and in Congre" to dispose by exercis· the bill come to a vote. siarting July 1 11166 and July Sclolo - $37,0'11.:!8, $27,118.· 1!1• Senate are building up for ing its will. -To bargain wilb him and ' ' 13. $98.151.01. 183,989.0'1. l!le conflict. E•pecl Flglll try for some concession or ViJiloll - $6,U3.22, $2,912.$3, 5 21 : Here is why: Negro leaders will expect bim ' arrangement which would per$!0.2M. · $8,1J(lj .J . 1 to fight for the bill despite LBJ Deeply Committed his the bill come to a vote. ' Collecl~on of · motor vehicle The President is deeply deep friendship for Dirksen. To talk Dirksen into letting houselralier and ."'" taxes In <ommilted to getting a civil The liiinois senator has bead-on battle ud try to break the counties showmg the figures lights bill, _including a ban on shown no sign of back-tracking Ithe fiiibus)er, even if it mealll !or the two-w""k' perlnds end· d!Sl'rlmma~Jon m h o us ' n g, on the housing provision. He all night Senate !essiona and a Img Aug. fl, 1966 an~ Aug. 7, I passed IbiS year. The House -- · - -. split with his friend. 1~ .. and for the fiScal years ' passed suoh a bill, with some The Almanac There Ia no assuranct thai . startmg July I, 11166, and July mcxhhcJations, and sent il to By United Press International Iany ooe of these would work By United Press Intemattoul 1, 1965 are as follows: Athens the Senate. Johnson praised the Tllday is Mond"ay, Aug. IS, , but, as of this moment, the The Wheeling Jronmen and the - $18,305.89, $13,83~.62, $39,441.· House vote and ca\ied for early the 227th da y or 1966 with 138 to •Senate outlook for tho bill iJ Charle<ton Rockets will both 39. 132, 406.78. Galha - $7,!127.· Senate action. well knowing follow. . bleak. open thelr regular Continental 68 . 114,583.06, $5,502.66. Jack~" Dirk>en is dead against The moon is between Its last i Football League season at 99, $6,689.35, $6,789.85. $15,401.· .he hous.mg .feature. quarter and new phase. j home next weekend after clos- 59. Hockmg - $5,310.75, $6,134 . • The bill IS baoked hy most The morning stars are lng oot their exhibition season 68. $14583.06 $15,5112.66 Jack· Segro groups .d dlarbeuiarly Mercury , Venus, Mars, Jupiter last week. son - $16,022.82, $!8,4ll0.96, $34.)y Negro leaders opposed to and Saturn. . 493.16, $35,297.43. Lawrence ~olence in the streets and the There are no evening stars. i I Wheeling dropped I heart- $19,4311.93, 115.747.48, $44,794.48, -- · BntiSh author Thomas La· i breaking lf>-12 loss to Montreal $44,794.47, $39,710.85. Meigs Need Six Minut.,• , wrence, known as Lawrence of t 1Saturday in Burlington, Vt. $5.372.29. $5.604.46, $16.119.51. ·Arabia , was born 1n this <illy when Lew Bovick kicked a 40· $15,955.61. Pille-- $5,310.2 To Earn one toaf 1888 yard field goal for the Beavers $3,767.89, $13,591.03, $11.519.56. 1 ' On this dav in history : . with only one second remaining Ro" - $1&,873.39, $17,310.17, WASHINGTON <UPll - The 1n 19 u , the vessel "Ancon" Ground will be broken lor m the bail game. $40,232.25 $40554.24. Scioto :ost of hvmg may_ be on the pa,ed from the Atlantic to the !the new Ohio Historical Center, ' The. loss gave Wheeling 1 0--' $33,228.5, $32,683.87, 54,855.10, ~~crease but 11 st1li only takes Pacific and the Panama CanaJ'Interstate 71 and 17lb Ave., Co· exhlbitloa record f/4,059.33. Vinton - $3,t152.04, 1 average New Yorker was officially opened. lumbus, at 8 a.m., Monday, Au- . with the Rockets' 1-1 nmutes to earn enough for a In 1935, Will Rogers and gust 22. Governor James A. Charleston takes on oaf of bread and two hours to WiiPv Post were killed when ,Rhodes will turn the first earth Brooklyn Dodgers next Satur·l 1f/ord • fiflb of vodka. their plane crashed in Alaska. I for the 110 miilioa historical day in the cpsltal city and AI least that was the e,ti. 1 In 1945, the United States complex designed by Ireland Wheeling meets the Richmond 11ate Saturday from the_ Bu- ' slopped World w~r 11 rationing and Associates, Columbus. Rebels on Sunday. The Rebelo -eau of Labor StatJsiJ cs m a of gasoline. To occupy the unique and mo- lost 13-6 Saturday night t1 ~omparison between the earn- In 194?, Great Britain ended dern .structure late in 1961 or j Philadelphia Bulldogs. lrl@ power of avf"rage New her 200-year rule over India. early 1969, The Ohio Historical In WheeliRg's last exhibition l'orkers and the1r counterparts ; A thought for the day _ Society Is also planning the re- 1game, the Irorunen got off to a Jn Moscow. The averagf" Mus- · American poet Henry Longfel- ereation of a pre-Civil War Ohio i IJOid start by making the first 1 eovite. the bureau said. works ,low: ··Music is the universai iYHiage on lhe 58-acre tract score rl the game in tbe first three to 17 ~mesas long as thejianguage of mankind . . ,I which is located immediately quarter. Their seco•d score ll ~ew Yorker to provide him- 1 poetry their universal pastime llo the west of Interstate 71 and came in the third quarter on l ·""'•w•i•th•t•he=nec=es.. si,.tie'"s'"o'"fOiiliOiile"" . ' .;,and~d~e~iig~h,;;t.,."..,..,===~J adjacent to Ohio EljlOSitiono aa eight • yard pa• play. 1" around!. Wbea completed, the new l l•terDalioeal Leepe Slaadillp eenter "ill replace the Ohio j By United Press ID~....,,u..,aJ •:, Por konomlul rffident Historical Museum, Nortb High w. L Pet. GB and 15lb Ave., which for 53 1Columbll! 70 51 .579 11s••••• has served to house vast ·Roehester .... 87 54 .S54 s Icollections and exhibilll of pre- Toronlo .. .. . 66 57 .537 5 Ihistoric, historic and natural Buffalo ... 61 59 .508 8¥. ' science objects aRC) an historical Richmond ... 81 61 .500 t¥. library. The Society will also Toledo . . .. . 110 at .492 10\io remove state and local archive• i Jacksonville . 56 65 .483 14 from lbe former governor's , Syracuse . . . 46 78 .371 21111. IFFICiiNT fiiOINO ftltl the ...t ftlf ,...,udltnar. mansion, 1234 East Broad ! SundBy's Reoalll · IGGI- MILK- MIAT , . Street, where. since 1957, hi,. Buffalo at Rochester, ppd. rain · toricai govermental records Richmond 5 Toledo 4 1 have been housed. Columbus 5 Jacksonville, G, 1st I CIISTO'o! GRINDING, SHELLING • MIXING SERVIn The new center wl11 eneom~ Cols. 2 Jacksonville 8, 2nd. 7 in. ti:IUJ K ~·Et:O DEUVF.HY iERVKE pass %66.870 square feet of Toronto 7 Svracuse 2 lsi ' ' (J'.lPI. En F'EED LINE eVETERI~ARY :SUPPUES space, nearly · llk acreas of Toronto 3 sYra. 0, Zn<:i 7 iR. ePOLLTHY ~QUIPMEKT • SUPPLIES which will he devoted to color· ' • lui and educational nhiblts,. on Monday for a complete physi· ' . facet of state history. . cal examination was a t:eries of 1 tests. He wa!ll ordered to Sancta PHONE 992-2161 ,, MINERSVILLE DOSPITAUZED IMaria Hospital in Cambridge, ~~~~ BOSTON IUPII - Shortstop Mass., by Dr. Thomas Tierney, , R1co Petrocelli of the Boston club physician, aftPr running al Red Sol was hospitalized fever Saturday oigbL i-'iol!nson 1s , r' ., ~~~ I 107 Syamore St., Pon..,.Y · • PHONE 992·2194 ,2'13f• . ... INSURANCE FOR EVERY PURPOSE 1 ' ROCkets lronmen to 0pen at Horne I .. KENTUCKY FRIED ' .:.. CHICKEN CHAR SEA F~OD · BROilED "OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY" New Ce'nter Launching CROW'S STEAK HOUSE. 1 Monday . ••I S ~ ~ix NYE University Volkswagen DRJVI.IN ·RESTAUIANT POMEROY, 0. •••• This Company Has B• s.vtng 111 593·7781 ATHf!NS, 0. slate. ~:~lir$3~,828~.96~,~~=.7~9!~.6~9,~t'/=,484~.40;·==~1~~~=;:~ ~==~~= ;~~~~!~!~~~ 1 HOMI OP EBERSBACH HARDWARE AnENDTHE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR MYERS PUMPS EVERY'l1DNG IN HARDWARE 110 W. Moln St. AUGUST 16 thru 20 4 BIG DAYS - AUGUST 16 thru 20 IIIII. Saluting Meigs 103rd Fairl STIMSON AVf!. & PALMER ST. 1 ~AVE A DATE MRY SATURDAY NIGHT 1 THE TIME IS NOW .... TO GO DODGEI \'ou1111na11ybtllllt1Diffol!IID. lfyou pt FEEDING RESULTS USE EBERSBACN y 'lHonda. . 4.·. . . Trade In )'OUr .....ter lor 1 thrifty tlondi So. Up Ia 200 milts per pllon, and at lease ' PRDVrco . .. .. -~·.C. ' . ' POMEROY.I ORIO, - that many lauafiL Maybe mare. Hondas ani Jtllt the Udclt for campustrifflc aod camplls parltlna, and you'll notice a big J difference • BROilERS In your poclcelbaok; IQQ, buiBt fora chanp. ~d 10 will your date lloolc. ••••••••• -- It'll ' 1 1 Ohio Valley Industries Your Modern Drug Store Dodge CDtTJnst1 END OF THE MODEL 5 DAYS-AUGUST 16-17·18-19-20 HAWK'S CYCLE SALES 500 CLEARANCE PRICES ·ON ALL . .. ~ Open 10 to S Mon. Thun. s.t.-10 to 1 Tu& \'lied. FrL Route 50-* Milt Wllloi Athtnl On Right 66 DODGES! ." i ,.,,.!'[· PARM GAS NEEDS Fuhon ·& Thompson lnvltt You To 'llle FAIR WEEK VALUE DPdkatf>d ta SeMJfttg Ph.a rtuacelltlcal Ne.-da With All Precisian. BIKE BUY! ;ust About Everything You'll Find In A MODERN DRUG STORE e Dependable Prescription S!"rvice With .f Registered Pharmacists e An Up-to-the Minute Cosmetic Dept. e Headquarters For RusSf'l1 Stover Candies e Drugs, Sundries, Toys. Gifts. Etc., Elc. REXALL DRUGS f DODGE BICYCLES TRUCK OTHERS, 39.95 up COMPIDE ON THEF·sERYICEI Pot Yo.:it Wfnter Requirements dn Honda FREE \ Authortzecl SALES AND ., ' I I NOTHING TO BUY .•.• ; ..•. . . •Just Come In 1nd Register! .. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. 992·2848 POMEROY '· S. 2ND · AYE• . .' '" . MIDDlEPOitl, 0. , . . HE.AT.ING OIL . . .- . . · . .,,.,. '. - -. I ;......: -~ "~ ...; , - - - meter ·-- printed ticket on __ ..._ ·'-'lv • · . ' · '~ ."riill t;aultd cfiiiViles • ••tfwleiiMIIable-lil"~"•t ·. _ _ . _ _,..., ery . •* """ to ;lvt yau ll!l!lllest ""UII pe__..,...__ ..__ . ·· ..., , .. ~......,.m.yur.· 110 4 · · · worries for: heat eiiWi In toldast weett. - Our Truclll Are,I• ''tfttl with Nl~p blloh • . •wellllpvw.tlnkMiiio;au'lfhwe ~ ' ' . FULTON~}:.-:.·. . ...... '(~· THOMPS"'N \ OHIO a....:.. 01- J4 1MY plen ' 992-2955 POMEROY > ••••1..... ...,. . . . GASOLJNI Oct.M With A HUFFY All sizes in boys end girls models. . ·• RIZB OIL COMPANY ·•· . Get The Job Don• Quicker And More Economical WIN A SWISHER & .LOHSE. , . '·' . •', •' ~~ .. TRACTQJt SAliS . ", .·\ ' . . r Bttfw,,Qulcbr, Mo.-. EfflcJ.nt Service �to ... -·-·-:.. .•• t;~' l,jj~l ' \ ;I ,I - ···/- .. ·' ·,.....,. l' ' {, •l!,j. '1: Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middle~rt, 0 ., Aug. _15, 1988-~ ~, {!-:,4. Plpitol.~qnuiJent !.!111910 to IIIIer developmento In the !fortb VI~ _ WASHINGTON . - . !rhe lllllllqpei)ly bent od,. total connfct , Uve · and rell,ble lnlelll-1 with the W~ .In favor of a _ reports available to the Russian docJ,rine which lor the . d States government sug- moment at least seeks some '"'. lluit Communist China is coellstence with the W e s t, i · 111>, .. clearly losing jhe game in favor of a Russian doctrine · · "''-'' In Asia In Ito mortal con- which for the moment at less! test wltb the Soviet Union lor seeks some coelllstenee wi · ultimate headship ollntmlallon- ~ West llhort of wlir, would 11 communism. · · be a transcendental turn. ! ' ..... I < . ,._. ,\ '·' This Is news oi all but Jndescrtbable tmportan!O, thoogh it must I t app ~ach.;d with caulion ••-d a 1~rve, For an ultimate defea< within world communism of a Chtne.e Ideology 1\.TlGflT ;LIFE1n San Quen· ,.1.., lin is pr,obably the most active time- of d8y for a majority of the inmates. After working hours, the prisoners hOVf? a ·choice of watching television, attending classes or working on their own hobbies. There 1 are two TV set s in each cell b 1o,c k - purchased from funds earned by the inmates from sales at their hobby shop. Cells re main un· locked until 9:30 - p.m., so they can lounge in th eir bunks, read, wr ite · or work on u hobby . Classes a re offerf~d in such subjects as science, m <:t lh , typing, drafting, paint ing and many more. Teachers from nea rby high schools furnish a faculty . And, there are always games of dominoes. are II malill.. an· airf,sdng t*lnJY if iiO"lY ki!llil'i:tbe ~:~~There ' Is the iJ!tmenS. ita,Y·,~fltrt. . " , · oi by )Vhlcb Chinese - or-1 Ther~ Is the ' J~ thfl communism was ~lroy· RusshJ,Qs t,htm5t_lves, 1Ji Indonesia ·:C. and ·•3110,000 , under lncreasln~lll Comllluniots, loo: .There Is the trom !he Chinese. aa · , fact Ilia! in Nortbd{orelll Rus-: Commu~ist. altogetber tM sisn communism II omcom-' friendly in the West, sUII . ~ 'lridl re- I ing quHI!oo: ·"Who wanl.t * Iii . ing Chinese CQmmunism in the Crain from offering mo~ ~an die for Dam.i&~ "-·. Such an .VentuaUty ~annot, , ol coo· ~•. be assumed by pru-0 dent men. The point is that the ; Ume has arrived when It can ~ be seen at' all events as at least j rationally possible. ' -?.1 SUPPORT OUR County Fair! ; THE BEST IN BIG DAYS - AUG. 16-20 @[X](Q)@~[§Lil}:{]~ • • • . 'I :"'.,.~ ~(!Jl[Mi][Mi][§~ @@~~001[ 1FI}:{)~lf [?~ :: ··. ' .. . W@O::!J~ f and Heating Service , ) . ~·:, ·.:"!'; ~(id)[Q)~[gif When you w1nt to remodel or improve your horne, office or bu•ineu . .. elnstall ANew Bathroom -e Make Needed Plumbing Repairs elnstall ANew Heating System (AMERICAN STANDARD! i AT THE FAIR- Above, Don Reuter, 'left, has taken over as Fair Board secJre- 11 tary from Frank_Johnston, center, who has served many ~ears i~ that capacity .. nght is Fred Leifbe1t. board president. Top photo, a fam1har m1dway scene wllicli ll will be duplicated this week during five gala fair nights. ! I This, Indeed, Is at T!ms, the odd truth Is that • enemy. I what the war el resistance The latest straw In the wind 1 Communist aggression in "'!j,erioan policy In Viet Nam indicati!lll that China Ia indeed Viet Nam is ali about. While in the milS! fundamental way being defeated in this I the immediate aim of served 11111 mere!; free world, is seeil in advices ree<!ived can policy is only to force Com- . but actually RusBian showillll that even among munist North Viet Nam tD Communist interests, too, in Communists on China's assaulting non-Communist the sense that the Sovie.t's bed- step in Japan, the Gospel Viet Nam, the long rock np.,lly II not Ill allow cording to China is being infinitely more. This the~ - to l!lrqw :llie whole jected. The photographs of the to see to It ll)at tbe Chinese world · . · i;)olooaust't" Ill short, Chinese Communists trine of war and more war in __ . m,· lii~" --~logtcal so long featured like relics an instrument of con tw,lm -~cow aad a shrtne.Jn CommuniBt narllr ll policy shall ool .,Nvail In Pelplng, the United Slates is headquarters In Tokyo, WHAT HAVE YOth ••• WECAN DO Ill KARL.dGRUESER PLU~BING \ • & HEATING MINERSVILLE -llbecause perforce on Moscow's side, not been 'laken down . MI!BCoW Is any pal ol This is a seemingly "'!EE~EEE!S:~~!S:~~~~~~!t~pa:;;;.;rt.;o;,f.;th:e:.;;:earlt!~;;;·_.=... .., ours but because Peiping Is so thing but actually a deeply eAnEND AND SUPPORT YOUR COUNTY FAIRe profoundly and so recklessly our nlficant one. And when it Meigs County ... ... ... ... 4 BIG DAYS -AUGUST 16-20 ... NICI-No m.t\11' · ~~Qw it !a pnjnounced, . Jllee < :, !? lflce, Romy Scbrelw Joob.very n1oe on the aet of'her·Jatat, F4il'fl~\~G movie belu& .filmed 1a Nice. i fOtt.HOMi Whtlhtr It calli for an •xttnslvt m. dlrniJiftl Jolt, reroofint. or luat ''""' plo .home rtplln - tur ,,...,,.,.. atockt of 'IUIIIty lumber, mllhnrlr: ancl bulldlna m•lwrlllt ,,. ture te help you to prelfnt 1 bitter home .w,...., Co1111 1t your In todly tnd " ' oltrltdl f\X-UP LET US BUILD YOUR NEW HOME D •uv 0 A ""'• ._....,IIHT IIAI.I.-N. MDV. TO DUTil" MDNIIIII.IA. CUSTOM BUILDING OF uva IN IT. (5) ~ ,'!':",.:'o~~~~) (o ~~-) 0 ·- N D AI.L .UMM... AT-· - 1 1 . 0 III!N.IDY WNIII.aoNIIU• • IIAII AI" IIIINDITRININII. Aluminum ,.._h ..... .... STORM DOOH aftcl ·WINDOWS TRI,LJi·TJt¥K·' ·· ... utf.Ji'OIUKG _.· ~ ~ : ... ·~ ~~ I.' ,,.. ' .' . ' . - . """ ,.,..,. wllll • Your Gas Company etn prwlcle )'pU willl • m-n. whole-house Gao llr cond~ionin& system for $14.00 1 .-rth-or loss-inciJ.II!in& Ill eq~tp, ~ and normal Installation on your ll!lllin& Gas Furnlce. And there'• no '.down payment. . , Gas central air conclftlontnc costs -Jias to operate, is quiller, lon...-·livld · .·_.._ · ·'"Inc! more comfortlblt no 11111tler haw · · · riot ~·- :-idl. Gill rid of summer . -..,inii·Polton. too. • _,;81it the.>i<ltote..,. ol-icll . :~ ·Wfiqfe.~ fr, cond~loning rilht ........,_..Gil Company, MaH the.noI..IIQUpOII-'IOdlr. .f\llt ' {"" ' """" ." .•J...- . ... , ' ..•. -- ""'- '" ••. : ' ) ; :~ip· 4t~ ... ( ' • I· ·~. .,. ,, • ir • ' - '~-'""J struggle for local influence. minimum support to their •Com..[ Tho -true 'lalte, of ~ There is the !act that Chi~a munist "brothers" In . North!w~ never Dll!lil, but ...,.._ BUll drtws back from any dl-i Viet Nam. , · tbinl incomparably_ owe. Thl reel Intervention in bebalf of· All this illustrata why the , lllake now. Clff cour... is 1101 lhe North Vietnamese Invaders :! J)(lcifist · leftist view in f.hi11 ; only Viet Na~, but tomethinl. #.;".d: of South Viet Nam oven though country lo both 10 wrong """' lnccincetvabty "morw. ,;~~ . .,-~··t;'"' ·.' iii ' . ...... ._..~. . . ' r------------------------~-----1 j §~W~~~ GAll .I @DI@G=lJO@ ..,, It,. Mlolcll""'rt -.' " ·_" ....- ••____ ..... 0 .. jllfo.... pion."'-- .. ' pop. . *------r-~--------~ �to ... -·-·-:.. .•• t;~' l,jj~l ' \ ;I ,I - ···/- .. ·' ·,.....,. l' ' {, •l!,j. '1: Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middle~rt, 0 ., Aug. _15, 1988-~ ~, {!-:,4. Plpitol.~qnuiJent !.!111910 to IIIIer developmento In the !fortb VI~ _ WASHINGTON . - . !rhe lllllllqpei)ly bent od,. total connfct , Uve · and rell,ble lnlelll-1 with the W~ .In favor of a _ reports available to the Russian docJ,rine which lor the . d States government sug- moment at least seeks some '"'. lluit Communist China is coellstence with the W e s t, i · 111>, .. clearly losing jhe game in favor of a Russian doctrine · · "''-'' In Asia In Ito mortal con- which for the moment at less! test wltb the Soviet Union lor seeks some coelllstenee wi · ultimate headship ollntmlallon- ~ West llhort of wlir, would 11 communism. · · be a transcendental turn. ! ' ..... I < . ,._. ,\ '·' This Is news oi all but Jndescrtbable tmportan!O, thoogh it must I t app ~ach.;d with caulion ••-d a 1~rve, For an ultimate defea< within world communism of a Chtne.e Ideology 1\.TlGflT ;LIFE1n San Quen· ,.1.., lin is pr,obably the most active time- of d8y for a majority of the inmates. After working hours, the prisoners hOVf? a ·choice of watching television, attending classes or working on their own hobbies. There 1 are two TV set s in each cell b 1o,c k - purchased from funds earned by the inmates from sales at their hobby shop. Cells re main un· locked until 9:30 - p.m., so they can lounge in th eir bunks, read, wr ite · or work on u hobby . Classes a re offerf~d in such subjects as science, m <:t lh , typing, drafting, paint ing and many more. Teachers from nea rby high schools furnish a faculty . And, there are always games of dominoes. are II malill.. an· airf,sdng t*lnJY if iiO"lY ki!llil'i:tbe ~:~~There ' Is the iJ!tmenS. ita,Y·,~fltrt. . " , · oi by )Vhlcb Chinese - or-1 Ther~ Is the ' J~ thfl communism was ~lroy· RusshJ,Qs t,htm5t_lves, 1Ji Indonesia ·:C. and ·•3110,000 , under lncreasln~lll Comllluniots, loo: .There Is the trom !he Chinese. aa · , fact Ilia! in Nortbd{orelll Rus-: Commu~ist. altogetber tM sisn communism II omcom-' friendly in the West, sUII . ~ 'lridl re- I ing quHI!oo: ·"Who wanl.t * Iii . ing Chinese CQmmunism in the Crain from offering mo~ ~an die for Dam.i&~ "-·. Such an .VentuaUty ~annot, , ol coo· ~•. be assumed by pru-0 dent men. The point is that the ; Ume has arrived when It can ~ be seen at' all events as at least j rationally possible. ' -?.1 SUPPORT OUR County Fair! ; THE BEST IN BIG DAYS - AUG. 16-20 @[X](Q)@~[§Lil}:{]~ • • • . 'I :"'.,.~ ~(!Jl[Mi][Mi][§~ @@~~001[ 1FI}:{)~lf [?~ :: ··. ' .. . W@O::!J~ f and Heating Service , ) . ~·:, ·.:"!'; ~(id)[Q)~[gif When you w1nt to remodel or improve your horne, office or bu•ineu . .. elnstall ANew Bathroom -e Make Needed Plumbing Repairs elnstall ANew Heating System (AMERICAN STANDARD! i AT THE FAIR- Above, Don Reuter, 'left, has taken over as Fair Board secJre- 11 tary from Frank_Johnston, center, who has served many ~ears i~ that capacity .. nght is Fred Leifbe1t. board president. Top photo, a fam1har m1dway scene wllicli ll will be duplicated this week during five gala fair nights. ! I This, Indeed, Is at T!ms, the odd truth Is that • enemy. I what the war el resistance The latest straw In the wind 1 Communist aggression in "'!j,erioan policy In Viet Nam indicati!lll that China Ia indeed Viet Nam is ali about. While in the milS! fundamental way being defeated in this I the immediate aim of served 11111 mere!; free world, is seeil in advices ree<!ived can policy is only to force Com- . but actually RusBian showillll that even among munist North Viet Nam tD Communist interests, too, in Communists on China's assaulting non-Communist the sense that the Sovie.t's bed- step in Japan, the Gospel Viet Nam, the long rock np.,lly II not Ill allow cording to China is being infinitely more. This the~ - to l!lrqw :llie whole jected. The photographs of the to see to It ll)at tbe Chinese world · . · i;)olooaust't" Ill short, Chinese Communists trine of war and more war in __ . m,· lii~" --~logtcal so long featured like relics an instrument of con tw,lm -~cow aad a shrtne.Jn CommuniBt narllr ll policy shall ool .,Nvail In Pelplng, the United Slates is headquarters In Tokyo, WHAT HAVE YOth ••• WECAN DO Ill KARL.dGRUESER PLU~BING \ • & HEATING MINERSVILLE -llbecause perforce on Moscow's side, not been 'laken down . MI!BCoW Is any pal ol This is a seemingly "'!EE~EEE!S:~~!S:~~~~~~!t~pa:;;;.;rt.;o;,f.;th:e:.;;:earlt!~;;;·_.=... .., ours but because Peiping Is so thing but actually a deeply eAnEND AND SUPPORT YOUR COUNTY FAIRe profoundly and so recklessly our nlficant one. And when it Meigs County ... ... ... ... 4 BIG DAYS -AUGUST 16-20 ... NICI-No m.t\11' · ~~Qw it !a pnjnounced, . Jllee < :, !? lflce, Romy Scbrelw Joob.very n1oe on the aet of'her·Jatat, F4il'fl~\~G movie belu& .filmed 1a Nice. i fOtt.HOMi Whtlhtr It calli for an •xttnslvt m. dlrniJiftl Jolt, reroofint. or luat ''""' plo .home rtplln - tur ,,...,,.,.. atockt of 'IUIIIty lumber, mllhnrlr: ancl bulldlna m•lwrlllt ,,. ture te help you to prelfnt 1 bitter home .w,...., Co1111 1t your In todly tnd " ' oltrltdl f\X-UP LET US BUILD YOUR NEW HOME D •uv 0 A ""'• ._....,IIHT IIAI.I.-N. MDV. TO DUTil" MDNIIIII.IA. CUSTOM BUILDING OF uva IN IT. (5) ~ ,'!':",.:'o~~~~) (o ~~-) 0 ·- N D AI.L .UMM... AT-· - 1 1 . 0 III!N.IDY WNIII.aoNIIU• • IIAII AI" IIIINDITRININII. Aluminum ,.._h ..... .... STORM DOOH aftcl ·WINDOWS TRI,LJi·TJt¥K·' ·· ... utf.Ji'OIUKG _.· ~ ~ : ... ·~ ~~ I.' ,,.. ' .' . ' . - . """ ,.,..,. wllll • Your Gas Company etn prwlcle )'pU willl • m-n. whole-house Gao llr cond~ionin& system for $14.00 1 .-rth-or loss-inciJ.II!in& Ill eq~tp, ~ and normal Installation on your ll!lllin& Gas Furnlce. And there'• no '.down payment. . , Gas central air conclftlontnc costs -Jias to operate, is quiller, lon...-·livld · .·_.._ · ·'"Inc! more comfortlblt no 11111tler haw · · · riot ~·- :-idl. Gill rid of summer . -..,inii·Polton. too. • _,;81it the.>i<ltote..,. ol-icll . :~ ·Wfiqfe.~ fr, cond~loning rilht ........,_..Gil Company, MaH the.noI..IIQUpOII-'IOdlr. .f\llt ' {"" ' """" ." .•J...- . ... , ' ..•. -- ""'- '" ••. : ' ) ; :~ip· 4t~ ... ( ' • I· ·~. .,. ,, • ir • ' - '~-'""J struggle for local influence. minimum support to their •Com..[ Tho -true 'lalte, of ~ There is the !act that Chi~a munist "brothers" In . North!w~ never Dll!lil, but ...,.._ BUll drtws back from any dl-i Viet Nam. , · tbinl incomparably_ owe. Thl reel Intervention in bebalf of· All this illustrata why the , lllake now. Clff cour... is 1101 lhe North Vietnamese Invaders :! J)(lcifist · leftist view in f.hi11 ; only Viet Na~, but tomethinl. #.;".d: of South Viet Nam oven though country lo both 10 wrong """' lnccincetvabty "morw. ,;~~ . .,-~··t;'"' ·.' iii ' . ...... ._..~. . . ' r------------------------~-----1 j §~W~~~ GAll .I @DI@G=lJO@ ..,, It,. Mlolcll""'rt -.' " ·_" ....- ••____ ..... 0 .. jllfo.... pion."'-- .. ' pop. . *------r-~--------~ �' '.' ( 1t .. .. ... ' ·G' . ·_A ··. . . . - ., ; .. . . . . ~ . ' · ' ' · . : £. ., . . E. : . . ' . ' . THAT HAS BUILT A SMALL BUSINESS 15 YEARS AGO INTO ONE OF THE ' ' . . ' .. '. . •, ;__ ,_, CALL: 742-4211 ·J'ORLD • •• BIU I BONNIE COY -_ ' ' en di.sclpli""7 action cl• ~~= ~ By United,.Preu llltenatlollll lbree ~Ia and 1 for belplng to stase an IUlauth- Three central Ohio orlr.ed p!Jbllclty stunt that end- and the greater Toledo ed In the death of two top pi· were the hard hit by lots alii! ·lbe loss of 1 f500 mil· storms and high winds lion plane. IF BUILDING A NEW HOUSE HAVE YOUR -CONTRACTOR FIGURE A SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES BOTILE GAS FURNACE RATES APPLY UNTIL SEPT. IS, 1966 THEN CALL US-742-4211 li ,' ' A VIEW OF OUR RUTlAND BUlK BOTTlE GAS PlANT ed forma lion Oilht June a ov· er Edwards Air Force lla8e Calli., w,. made for the ool~ benefit Qf General Electric and wllhout aulhorlzaUon from· W~. GE wbleb buill enaines for five ' plane~ InvOlved, wfllted to use pl.. urea .D! lhf flight lor advertlsID(. ' ' l \ ProPer This Is 1111 ·and lollftlo, opilalors of 'HE and tile ATHENS buslntls located at Tho •Plains, "'o lintnrnw, Thoy liyo .at tho small .house ._..,, tho Gas Plant and ..- thart to corvo you <ourt..,usly. Thoy havo sorvod thon of you lo the Athens Aroa and have dont a 100d fob. "'*' WE WILL SERVE YOU ANYWHERE!! Compony in Athons, Ohio. Within 6. monlho. we I purchancl • vory nlce ·-\Deatlon ot THE PLAINS, Court aplosl 52. playing overythlntl In tho lottlo Gu L.lno, Day of '· and Comfort Begins with •' I stol'llll throughout rnost of the northern, western and central portions t1 the slate. A cold Iron~ which moved to the state around mldnfgll<t, / was expected to pu•h tl)e derstorm oyslem Into eastern / Ohio lhls afternoon but lair. and cooler weather was pred~cH ed lor tonight. The bureau uld temperatures today would range !ram the 70s to the 80s before dropping to lhe 60s tonight. Sunny sklea and 80 degree wealher were predict- I ed for Wednesday. . . FIRST TICKET- Phil Hill of Racine, center, purchases th~ firs_! ticket at the gate into the Meigs CouDt~ Fair at 10 a.m. today. Pat Edwards, left, was seller of the first ticket to the five-day event. Standing at nght IS Mushall Roush, RD Racme, who motored to House Committee, Federal Judge,, Eyeball to Eyeba II over Powers were strong enough lor to haY&the beenmarshal I tornado "' steele of' 'p, Ohio State Jnghway Patrol Officers of Patrolman In Marlon Couoty lll!d. and COrporal rank wlU be asked to work a six-day week lAGad Bloclred for the balance of the summer, according to an announ· The HIBbway Patrol uid Colonel Robert M. C~laramonte, Patrol leu trep blocked Ohio 47 · Chiaramonte emphai!Zed that the extra 20S 1n Prospect aDd will be voluntary but the men will be compensated WASHINGT~ IUPI)- A spacial thrll·judgo court today overruled a lawor court judge's r"trolnlnt~ 0 ,.. road creWII worked for the extra day. cleaning the d brls Chiaramonte stated, "Traffic tote lhe law can expect to be dar ogalnst hearings by tho House Commlttoo on Un·A marican Activities. Tho decision came only mlnut11 boo foro tho commi.ttll wot obout to moot In deflanco of a U. S. District Court judge wha ruled Monday that It Prospect May': Harry e • and deaths .In Oblo arres~. could not hold 111 planned hearings to which critics of the war in Viol Nam wero subpoenaed, said 60 to 'I& ll'ee8 were· reached alarmlne propor· ---- ..,;;,....;, =.:I st:ep =:':t;; : Rhodes Tells to ·I IUl lhe ~ent IOU. ::::'"'~~ IJDdl~ · to , pf0be ent er U. 5. District Judge Howard .F. Corcoran issued tho temporary restraining order Mondoy. Tho govommont oppoalocl tho ordor late Mo~day n•ght to tho U. S. Court of Appeols. That court considered tho lnues night. Dovid Buolon, chlof fUdge of the circuit court, or dared 1 special thr-judgo court omponolocl to docldo whathor or not the low..._ , ordor should otond. c Susp.ec·.t J•s Charged -;,rt· By CrOWD Draft CaJJ • September Off 17 for Ohio :1 !' a...lifoa. ,..,,.., .' r f ' ' .. ' ,.. ACTUAL PHOTO OF OOR TANKS IN STOCK NOW AND READY TO SERVE YOU . '' f .; .. TJIMCOO, hoe., t . ..,;..... lbo ""'"' pnct'W, iNit ''P" i'N . . eiiltral ~ 7-- • 1 • •. _ _ t-' :.·.rra· ~ ~-. ·ill_.,.,...._...,. ...., '· 1- .,.._ - ..... lml,..-uu . "'"'t~ -..~lllf'!- tho RUTLAND . . b lloml. . ' lill«k ,,_ .·' r ·>' . . jreBII air keat;y • ~~-:. "" Furnace Installed, 8 duct; $499.95 . ·-- • "- ~t·' ' .. I " 1..... • j ~~:.· ~0: ' 1 ; 'l- . ~--! ' I ~ ', . .J 8llewtn...,., \ 7Steel Fll''ms Are Cb.arged daimed Speaker McCorPlack. "Why, we mllht 88 well mt Jtave any ~ at alii" , Kep. Joe R. Paol, D-Tu., CHICAGO CUP!) - The Cbl· who liJXlllSOl'8ll the 'biU lllllt ago Transit Authority fded a ll(leC1ed to <Oilduct the lllqutry, !Pulll-million dollar suit Monday IDld blo ~blc Houle col· seven steel compaoleques: "I'D make II sbart_aDtl leis witb price flxinl, ..t. AI · ~ aa_ 1 . ... The defelldants Include Arm. aoemed. I, Qd I lblnt ~ flO Steel Corp., Mlddlelon. J!ltmbet of 1111 eommJttee, ,~ Qbio ~ Baldwin • Lim• Jlam. be thel'e ••• llld we11,bave " Ql\'p., Lima, Obla, illiil'· •l~" : ,'_: · ,. ,, ~· inill'inU.S. DlstrlctColll'l The ·L'i\f!!lltl' ~ Ia~. eompanlet ...,.. •glng ' ·-~ \·~\ r - d.Jer /<1r 1hv ~~to wit}, .,_.· flat..Nl - . ' w.W: .4 "Men Jailed . by Polic~ . hoolloi:----"J ,h...:,:, ...... I.,......,........ . ' ~i io 01 . ••, . ., lie ""''nl. ......... ..,..,- ioiOI.Ilo . 1 II ca aoor ~amaoe ,......hrit., n tiiriiiJ WE'RE WEll SUPPliED TO Fill ALL YOUR HEATING AND COOKING PROBlEMS. TRAilERS AND VACA· TION HOMES AS WELl AS YEAR 'ROUND DWELL· INGS. CALL TODAY. Ernest 11 ;;-, • - - . . ... . · prod;.: Irresponsible RenewaI J b I Charged • Cleve1 d ~' BOTTLE GAS TANK =It ,.,...does Ctnt.-CIIIu• IGd~" the fair with Hill....,.Sentinel Photo. lhe adequate enfOJ'eell1ellt eov-J ' and ltlffle itli*'flilon WASHINGTON IUPI) -The / freezes over If necessary. I "never In the history of this threw !be J.oulslana 1881. r.an reduce acddenll," • Bouse Comml,ltee on Un· think It's my duty to the boys country has this court or any "You bave giveo me a .t the Patrol Superlnlendent. Activities and a · fighting in Viet Nam iB the other court enjoined the legisla· complicated and falotty pru;,. 12 Thls added duty while aaldnfl COLUMBUS (UPl) - Gov. court judge were foxholes." Uve function." lem" Corcoran told the coaai a lot of our men, 'Ia the equlva· Jamea A. Rhodes ordered an headed today for a historic Asst. U.S. Atty. Joseph M. The 61J.year-old Corcoran, a tendmg attorneys. Then, altar to li!IIDce anti-poverty lent of addlD( 20 per ...m t. Investigation Monday of ~gea collision on the question of bow Hannon, who represented the younger brother of onetime taking two hours to make up In four other Ohio arour manpower. I don't beUeve of discriminatory practices In far one branch of government governmeot at the bearing New Deal stalwart Thomas G. his mind, be annOUIIOed his eas. . we can alford to millll any op- the Columbus Youth Opportun· ean. go m enforcmg an order before Judge Corcoran, said, (Tommy the Cork) Corcoran, decision to a stwmed awllenCII ·. The/Cleveland centers, lnclud· portunlty to reduce Ohio's traf· lty Center. agamst aoother, issued the restraining order 1o in the courtroom. Evea tho IDg .lo the rlol • LONDON CUP!) - ~ crown lie tolL" The order went iD The committee, no stranger response to a suit by two ACLU lawyers did not expect Hough'rarea, .,.. to serve about formally dtarged Jobo Edward Officers wiD concentrate In tor Willard P. Dudley of I? controversy In Its 21·year · 10 witnesses subpoenaed to appear the order. ·1,000 4elinljuent youthe, today with the murder areas ahowlng the sreatest need state Bureau of life, planned to . defy an before the committee today. His ruling was on the grmmdl 10 iD ftt. , uuarmed pollcemen •• for additional enforcement, oc- CompeosaUIII after a unprecedented ban tmposed by They are Dr. Allen M. Krebs that the congressional 1118lldate 'I . . Yard issued delaOed llll!'dlol Ia Chiaramonte. Slrlel been sent to Dudley by V.S. DIStrict Court Judge and Walter D. Teague 111, both setting up the committee In lhe Sto' . ! J( • of two more ocar- lllforeemeot pollclea followed A. Chapla, asslstant U.S. Howard F. Corcoran and push of New York Cily. early days of World War U WBS ~ and tattooed suspecll In during the ·~ holiday per· IIOCl'etary. abea~~;;-"come_ hell . or high The suit was filed hy Krebs possibly uncoostllutlooal and . Friday alaylnp. Both men lods will be adherocl to by Pa- Chapin cited et&ht Instances water -With IU hearmg. and Teague by the American deserved study. He said tbiJ :oocold th ard reported armed llld dan· trol Oflicera There wUl be .., In wblcll Labor Department In· The bearmg was scheduled COLUMBUS (UPI) Th Civil Liberties Union, a long- "possible controversy" led blna . Mid 11011 w • written waint,.s for moving Vflllgators found vlolaUoos of for 10 a.m., EDT. . • Ume critic of the House to create the three-judge (l8ll8l. ~!.:::""~ ~trongwest Wliney, 38, described only u violations and driven who ¥1o- the ClvD Rflhll Act at the At precisely the same hour, • ~~"\: ~~ Ol~o lor I Sep~m- committee. ACLU attorneys He also rejeeted the go•ern,· ' "' · LoDdoner, · cooter, operated by three-judge appeals court panel w e r . men ess an argued that the committee's ment's argument tbat the time baD and ~&9)' ralll wue detectives , bureau. was ~peeled to haoo down <ts were taken thlS month, . Selec- mandate directing it to investi· for witnesses to sua would bo ~ : a loeked oourtroom auarded Colliua Will Head Tbe department aent decision on a Juslice Depa~ live Service System officials an- gate "propaganda" and "propa- alter they had appeared before llletedated earlier Illdogs on leaahes. Tbe Jmresll&atlng team here ment move to have Corcoran s OOIUlced today. ganda aclivities" that were un- the committee and suffered In M~llfl!e J:t"';!,:!~1111 18 lasted only two Survey of Streets monthe ago at the request lemporary restralmng order set They said 2,190 Ohioans will American or subversive was injury if they eventually rere lh~ mloutes llld no dale for his tr1- CouDcllman Doa Colllllll wu the local ebapter <litho NAACP, ISlde. The depsrtment was be inducted into the armed fore- vague and a threat to freedom cited for contempt of Congress. hi8b winds, ·felllng trees , II was announced. appointed ebalrman of tbe wblch charged the center was acting as the behest ol Speaker es in September, compared with of speech. Pool's proposed biD would W<:r lines i.. areaa lrcm Scotland Yard ll8ld the two llreet eommlttee MondaJ nlgbt discriminating agalnot Negroes. John W. McCormack, D-~s. 2,207 who were tal<•• this Cites _Ruling . make it a federal offellllll Ia ~ A tornado suapects atlll IOIJibl were IIIl' at • reJI1)ar but brief meetllle Dudley baa clalnled the de- At . ISSue waa . a major month, The national .eau lor The ACLU Cited a rulmg by piUlishable by up lo 20 yean =~ ~ b1 Maurice Roberts, 30 who o1 Pomeroy COUDCl1 presided 0'1· putmeut neVI!' made any ape- eoosUtuUonal queslion, one that September will IM(37 3110 8 drop Supreme Court Justice William imprisonment lor an Americla barns SO:tb 01~ the names Roaald or by Mayor atarles Legar. clflc cllargea Ia blm. ;rentually Coco~drulleqd to tha of 3110 men from the 'August fig- J . Brennan Jr. a year ago in a citizen to provide taogible aid In Mason ,.._._ ' or John O'Brien, llld John Mr. Collinl II 111 lavestllate David G. upreme ur mg on e ure. ease involving a similar Louisia· to anyone engaged In armed ~~,. :18. Their detaned oDd mbmlt aa outline ~ aeed- NAACP labor and doctrine-as old ao the nation na legislative committee. Bren· hostilities against the Uni~ were llfven lb lhe ed atreel rep11n at tho aat c:balrman, Saturday bad lllell-of separ~Uon of .powers In September last year 1,374 nan said at the time that such States, regardless of wheU. Camer,. 011 Beam 81111)' ofll,tltll pnllHmen e&rl'f• reJI1)ar IDIOtlq of COilllCll. Ia maDded Dudley's among the legiSlative, Jwllcial men from Ohio were called Into bearings "have a ebilling there was a formal deciarstlaa P~ CALIF. out ~'•lll•otnmt ollhe atlanda- - • Leaf1o Paltz, llllinl be bad refused uecutlve branches of service as psrt of 27,400 nation- effect" on public opinion. He of war. Orbiter, ~·· lint Lucien l'ulllnl, Roy Reuter, the faderal dlrecllve to ally. craft to clrclo the moon, bearllbt tattoo "True ColliDa, 11111t · lbt mayor, the eenter'a praetlces. Began Monday ~ MF.,O.'!f :::.:~ an ·blo arm. McComiell said the The !rain of evena began The total gross called for the 0 llllll tloJated the ClvD Rlghlll Monday when Corcoran Issued alate In September will be 3,364 11101 -. _ In ~ far the NO UONB MEEtiNG 11 of 17 Approv!ld by .....,linC and flllin8 of a restraining order to block the men, but thet figure will be cut :ut aul far It • Thlll'lllay. Do1e Warner, presldeat oflhe Behind dte Wheel «<IQQDatory job orders eommittee's hoaring on a bill to the 2.1911 net when some men S ffi 3D Tbe- ""lpnllinl ebected out Poiiiii'O)' Lions Club, 8DJllllDC' Elevea Qf ,._,......._ emp&o,erl. whicll would bar American are eliminoted by medical ex17 :;"~·ln :,:..nnsm(sslon ed llldl,y the club wdlmt ba" ed State Illgh..jp;;;r~ Dudley said alter ~ ~om aiding the Com· aminations and other reasons. WASJDNGTON (UPI)- Irresponsible urban reneworo...:""!'.~ an tbeJr reJI1)ar 'll""'n8, lhls ev· tho wbeel road testa Mollday ..-ed blm to lnveeUaate mllllist VIet Cong. He ordered Included by counties a r e al projects by the city of Cleveland were partly to blame .....~:;:.'":rbit ol .. _.._ ealni, ._ to the opeoiDg tl the aDtl were, llfiPIGted far 0 op- ~be milbl bave a report -by the bearing• stopped until a Fairlield Galli& 4 'Hocking for the racial riots last month in the Ho?ab area, Rep. 07 ,......... ~. ..-"!:t!... poln' to-,::..,... Melp Coanty Fair. -lor 1 license. IIlli of lbt week. • ~':::: panel could 2, Jackson i1 Lawr.,;.ce 17 William B. Widnall, R·N. J., claimed Mon ay. ' .. • .... , Sbtteeo of 11 otblrl pauad Tbe ...,..,... also w the commit- Meigs 6 Vln~n 10 and He made the remarks before a Senate subcommiltet lnd l;Jif.21 m11ea at 111 _WBlTBER preltminary iulinallaaa ud procedures be nvtewed to Itself was constitutional. IDgton j ' studying the use of federal funds in cities. He said M~f.: 1St 'hllllly fin. were ·-ovid·far a ...._.. , lllrmfne whether ~~~=~ Cocoran's ruling was received · or Ralph Locher told in 1963 that Cleveland 1 ..,.... --.with stumied dlsbeliel •• housing needs were met ~- ar IV- IDalruetlon permiL Teall ..... woUld·be helpful Ill Capltol Bill. "A court, tellln& a 1959. fall of 116S, adbl& far I ...,.;ir 1..,,.; utili eoolir ~ ata'L iJclleduled aplD lodiJ II 411 Cll- requirement. llld the of congressional committee . it ttarl oa tile - · · . . . "" 114 Jve St. . . lbe Qvft Rllll. Act. · eao•t hold bearings?" • Bad representatives ol newal project, 111e ......, . * ,..,_., PHONE 941-4211 The General Telephone Co. at Marlon said some telephone Unes were down. At Toledo, 1 Toledo Edison spokesman said extra crews were on duty for the expected storm and power was restored In most areas within an hour and one-half. Toledo pellce reporteoj several minor accidents were caused wheo the power failure affected traffic Ughto. One man was treated at a hospitel and releesed. 'Ibis mol'lllnl'• thunderstorms OSP GOJng • 00 v,0}UDteef s·IX.Day' week' WI•th pay =~:I In 811 PICTURED ABOVE A RECENT SHIPMENT OF 500 GAl. BUlK TAf¥KS JUST RECEIVED FII.OM MACON, GEORGIA RUTLAID, OHIO the Oblo park~l;tin c rge waa llo~lo IH pulllfllntl plant ollll · o nlco--oppllanco bUIIcllnt~ oft. Value-wise shoppers from a 4-county area come to thhi big furniture mart in our small town. WHY? . .. Because they get big town selection at •rnall town prices. We're just famous for values! And you'U find all the famous names you want: Maytag ... Zenith ..• ·Serta . . . and fine furniture from the nation's leading ma· kers. Shop Rutland Furniture, you'll be pleasantly IUrpriaedl FURNITURE CO. ,:o 011 1~ 1 The lacotlon foc" the 4-lono highway on , Rovto · 1 Jlonal Golf Qualifier at the Kirtland Country Club was re· vised. · Prospect was one of the bard· eat hit COIDJ)IuniUes In the psth of lhe storm which moved east. "'ani from Kenton In~ II~~~= (:ounly 'and also bit Cs and Lante also In Marlon Gllead, in char.. of public Intoxication . · - .![ a.,.. ·~ :f~oot motor OHIO, 2 mil" north of Athens,. 9ft U. S. 111. 33. 33 ond Tho Plain• ontroncf. . . Wo. built . Cleveland area wbere the sched· ule of the U. s. Amateur He- were knocked down at Prospect and winds follawed 1 night of by the la!Ung trees aDd limbs. scattered &holfert and tbtmder· ~ Boau NowP . ~0:_/~~-unt port, Kf.: M;~y ':'!i "AI far ·aa I'rn concerned, In 196-t A~netd Grato purchoncl tho llaltlo Gu We're famous for · Furniture &Appliance Values, Too! OUR .~ B~K TRUCKS swept lhrou&h mosl of the . A,lr rora,. Secretary Harold early today S. Brown, 1n an investigative Baln also pel!ed report, ~ged that lbe UJ.fat- Columbus, Springfield and the ...., : t ' PHONE: 797-3831 IF YOU ARE PLANNING ON BOTTLE GAS HEAT THIS FALL- WE HAVE OPERATOR OF THE RUTlAND BOTTlE SAS BUSINESS ' ' tiM Cooking Size. Tank Trailer hottles flllecl. ness. If you need Bottle Gas in any Size Tank:·· .. .. ,., t ' Central Ohio . Hit Hard By :;.~~ Storms, Wind •' ' Rutland Furniture Store and the Bottle Gas Busi· · will serve you with 500 gal. B.Jk Gts, 100-U.. · • ' ' " J :~ "'. •• entiree ,,.. '· Rutland Bottle Gas Company it The.Plain~, Ohio . ...... ' ...'•' ' Largest Bottle Gas OperatiQI\IS in ~h~ . The Rutland Furniture Company Operates Th. ,i ., : '.' ' ARNOU'I GIIIIT£ ' ,. ,_. ,. IT'S THE PERSONAL SERVICE AND OUR QUICK DELIV~RY AND THE FEEUNGS WE· HAVEJ!~: ,. ,·-9U~ C~SJOMERS . . .. .... . . . ' .,._ . ~- ,. ' . INDIVIDUAL INDEPENdENT!. Df.ft.WR? , ~ 1,: ... . . .; : ~ ·:--•";!" ' .• ' REALLY -WOULDN'T YOU RATHER. BUY FROM·,..,...... I l ' l' ' . . . . .. . ..... , •• .. ~ .. s·.-·· s·. • ~,. ·' ! ! .... ;":/.t 't •. ' ' '' ,....., .aliJt .~ nwa ;•n •,- . frOm·lbe 1918 & ' · > ·. land's liougb tenemenlll been beard at the smne time, the congressman alated, the couDlJ grand Jury report lasl week would oot bave Unked the riots with communist agitators. '"lbere waa .., mention the grllld juey report of the lllaYor'l les~ In litiS before Coagresa - onl1 a few moolbs after 01111 ~ the oaUoo's major rent atrlW lhe B~ urban renew• Ill area,'' ll'ldDill salcl. . ""1n melll of bollSiq ...... tiio fulflJimoat tf premloel ....... . lDcome lloulnl. nd llit ... reel IDvemmeat II 1111 _ .•.. clllzmJ II 1111 r*a'Pl& , 1 ,; ~ of tllolr an ~'They civil were rilb!J · tbal IGIIle 8Duib pig pe111 weot the Fand lUI:1 The . url)o ''I ..,... I ,.. w811llttlllle · ' OOII!iO·clllli~~:;~ )!fit,.,la\:'d .~: . ' lllllel wlleeb, IIIP.e' and .C lflal tile petple el lllel:m.t~:J=~~ 1 · ·· · ·IIIII · • ; . , J!1 iolll to tile llilbarfl7 Biljlft· ~ . fl~oellllj ~~~~ . 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