https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a262325bfef03f3c2a1a8a708f53ad0d.pdf 852a0ae96c21d02ac0ba1aaa36bace30 PDF Text Text . ...... ~-. !i - ,Si ~ • .., ........... -~~ ~- .,...... • . .. . .;d ... . • s-o~~ntiner. Ponieniy-llldtDeptirt, . j . . ...;;;.,.. •-i··t ,_ • ......,... ......;:. . ~ -<,".,;. o., ;..u;. '· itss v-. '· ·~ \1'1 , ........... ~f'l,............ !,....___._.. ,!,._. ~ .. .. Mainly About People In Mr. and Mn. Eddie EJ. and Jean. They ntumacl llaclnt spent IM!Veral days last Sunday with their par· week with their grandparenla, 18 M and M J Man..,..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii===-. en , r. rs. oe I" uel. A blrlhday party for Sid· Omeroy ney Manuel was enjoyed by rei· Mr nd M D id M' hi . and f . nd8 Saturd . a ro. av tg I'OMIROY . OHIO auves ne ay eve- and family of Pleasantville were -''=="""=====;;;; iovornight guests Tuesday of TONIGHT & SATURDAY his sister and brother-in-law, "SDDOM & GOMORRAH" BOOKS OF Mr. and 1\!ro. Willard tbers· (Technicolor) · VlSlTS GRANDP.\PNTI Timmy and Sidney 0 0 Mid.dleporf p Mrs. WilllaJil Sheridan MEIGS THEATRE Marta, were in Gal· zmonfsy snf Mrs. Sberid8n with her stsu:r Mrs William IKnlght of Point' Pleadnt, who a patient at ib.tzer Hospital. is recovering from major SHORT STORIES Stewart Granger , Pier An&eli, Stanley Baker, RO!Ianna Podesta , Rik Battaglia, Dane· ers: Alice & Ellen Kessler . Colorc1rtoon Running hme: 2 Rrs 45 mJn. ' ' W01kers' Conference Plann · By Heath Methodist Church Soon 1 Mr: and Mrs. Wlllard Eber,_ BY bach were business visitors in wm . Faulkner, Kathryn Por· Baltimore Wednesday. I ter, Damon Runyan and oth· . Emmett Will attended the ers. IIA.thens fair Thursday. Modern Library Serle• Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn Whii~ 1.95 and Mrs. James Tedrow and MIDDLEPORT ' Jeffrey and Jennifer, BOOK STORE were recent guests of M ts s Nettie Koehler. N. 2nd Ave. Mrs. Jed Webster Jr. and lsmrgorv. ~s. Wayne Gibbons is visll· • I A wml<er'o cmference for an !erial lo be used in observance school teachera. substi· teachers, and other pel'!onwas announced .at a meeting the Commlsalon on Educa· of Heath Methodist Church ch evenllif·g that the urch. Oale or e con· terence will be set later. . Mrs. Bernard Fultz, chall'· man, pre•tdod over the meet· lng with .other o!Cicers elected including. Mrs. Galen Brown, vice chall'.man, and Mrs .. ~tlllam Davis, secretary. the reslgnallon of Mr. Harold Wood· gerd as thairman of the Membershlp and Cultivation Commisslon was accepted. Mrs. Nan Moore gave a report of the Commlsslon on Higher Educa. lion followed by a report of the Home Role Visitor, by Mrs. Walter Hayes. . September 8 was designated as Promotion Day with the church organizational meeting also scheduled lor Sept. 9. The groop voted to have Rally Day Sept, 29th. A diBCUssion was held on ·rna- ing in Bucyrus with her father, c Carson and sister Ruth CLOSED 1c....,·, ' ' FOR VACATION Miss Evelyn Gibbons is visitAu1. 11 thru Aug. 29 1ng in Cincinnati this week with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Aug,. 30 thr;~ Set~t . S Mrs. Nolan Carson and ftimlly.' "MUTINY ON T... will retum to her home BOUNTY " tTechnicolor) this weekend son, Jimmy . visited Wednesday Marlon Branda - Tarita at New Haven with her moth· I Mrs. Don Burkey of Marietta ~r , Mrs . T . C. Roush . spent Wedneoday with her par· S:pt. 8, 9, 16, ii Miss Myrna Maag, "IT HAPPENED AT THE Mn and Mrs. c. A. EmWORLD'S FAIR" Nurse at Holzer ho: plt.al , arriv·l She came io visit her TONIGHT tTechnicolor) ed Thur'd"y for a couple of father who is a patient at Meigs "HORROR HOTEl" Elvis Presley, Joan O'Brien days visit with her parents, Mr. General Hospital In Pomeroy. With Deoois Lotil; und Venetio Stevenson and Mrs . Bradford Maag. Susan Burkey, daughter of Mr. Sapt. 18.21 - -andMiss Glenna Rummel has reo"THE WONDERFUL and Mrs. Burkey has enrolled Nothing in this lifetime has WORLD OF THE to Berlin, N. H. after a Ohio University for the fall prepared you for BROTHERS GRIMM" 1 weeks visit with friends in term "THE HEAD'' cTechnicolor ) the area. Mr'. and Mrs. Edward Young GIVE BARBECUE Laurem"P Harvey and Mr . and Mrs. James Smith of of Middleport, have returned Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag S1turday Au1. 10 Claire Bloom "PANIC IN YEAR ZERO" Barberton are the guests of Mr. from a vacation trip that includ- eLteriained with a chicken barRay Milland Jean Hagen Sept. 27 thru Oct. 5 Mrs. H. D. Cunningi.am ed various tourist attractions becue Wednesday evening at WAlT DISNEY'S - andand other friends in the area, in Canada and New York. Mr. their home, Minersville, honor"THE BROKEN lAND" "SUMMEI! MAGIC" Mr. and Mrs. Richard Droddy lng Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Phil· Kent Taylor Dianna Darrin tTechnicolor) and family of New Castle, Air. and Mrs. ,Franklin Andrew Summerfield School, class of 1956. He is a li!'-' 011 their 33rd wedding an(Color By Deluxe) Hayley Mills Burl tves a ware were recent g u e s I s . member of the U. S. Marine ntversary. Pr~s!nt were Mr. of Mr. and ~. William M1ss Deanna June Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Corps Reserves and is associat- and Mra. Phillips, Mr. and ner Jr. and daughter, Brenda. Leroy Watson, Jr., Minersville, became the bride of Mr. eel with Whitehead Radio "o M.rs. Victor Brown and daught· . A n dre~ Summe rf'1eld , son of Mr. and Mrs. Columbus. The oouple is " at., e1, Marilyn, and Mr. and Mrs. Teamwork keeps family reserves growing, tao Franklm Frank Summerfield of Gahanna, Saturday, July 20, at home to their friends at 872 Maag. ~ .. with REGULAR SAYINGS ' the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene. South .22nd st Columbus Vows of tht double ring ceren1ony were read by tbe ·• · Rev. Harold Holmes at 2:30 pm. before an altar decorat- .Out-of-town gueslll at the wedAtTEND FAIR Husband. and -wife ed with arrangements of white gladioli palms and two dmg and reception mcluded Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byer eWing rOUp seven branch candelabra. ' Berlha Beavers and Mary Me- and daughter, Julie, attended teams working to• The Jolly Bunch Sewing Club Preceding the ceremony a half hour of nuptial piano Gee, Or1ent; Mrs. W. H. Fer- the Athens County Fair, Thursgether to make regulor held a picnic Thursday evening music was presentd by Mrs. Claude Cunningham and re.ll,, West ~!em; Mr. and Mrs. day evening. at the horne of Mrs. Be-a Harold Holmes, solo•. . William MiJ!er. Ashland; Mrs. Robson with Mrs. Carl Mattox Sm1th of Marlon, aunts Eugene Smith and Cindy and Young Is a teacher In the Middeposil$ in their bonk assisting hostess, The supper Given In marriage by her br~de. . Rusty, Marion; Mr. and Mrs. dleport schools while Mrs. savings acc:ounts have was held In Ute yard of the the bride wore a Followmg the recephon, the Robert Tltko, Morrow, Mrs. Young teaches in the Bradbury Robsoo home with the hostesses length gown of white left for a weddlog trip Mary Leonard and Barbara and Elementary School. the satisfaction of seepresentin~ a surprise dessert of lace, featuring a full to Black ·. Waterfalls: W. Va. Carol of Clark, N. J.; Mary Miss Edith Klein has return· homemade ice cream and cake. quarter length sleeve traveh~g the br1de chang- Tullas, Martha Lexdlg, Donna eel to New York after several ing their cosh reserves Jolly Pal gifts were given to wilh pointed lace at t h to a mmt .green suit, With Case, Mrs. Larry Bunce, Mrs. months yislt with relatives in growing constontly, Mrs. John Seines and Mrs. and on the bodice accea•ortes. and wore the Larry Thomas, Charles J!e.av. Middleport. She was lhe houseL. D. Dlle•. who was unable at the back with tiny cymbtdmm orchids from her ers, Miss Mary Fehlow, Mr. guest of her sister, Mils Hulda You do have a sovings to he present. 1 and a soft how. Her bouquet. &nd Mrs. Robert Summerfield, Klein. Miss Hulda Klein accomothers attending were Mrs. ! length veil of silk iiiU· br1de " a graduate of Mike Summerfield, Jim Sum- panled her sister to Columbus · account with us, don't Orin Smith, Mrs, Willis Grueswas held in place by a .High School, class of merfield, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wednesday. you? er, Mrs. Ethel Hughes, Mrs. tiara. She carrIed a IS employed by the Purnell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frank Ralph Fugate of Alh· Shirley Mllla, Mrs. Bible, a high school grad· Mutual Insurance Co. Summerfield, and Mr. and Mrs. ens is the guest of his great • Haptonstab, Mrs. George gift from the church, Columbus. The groom Is a Fred Summerfield, aU of Co- aunt, Miss Hulda Klein this FOR SAFETY, AVAILABILITY, fAININGS, SERVICE kelt, Sr., Mrs. Perry with a bouquet of Ieath· _of Gahanna Hlgh jlumbus. week. Mro. Herman Bailey, Mrs. Tecarnations centered witb AND HELPFULNESS, THERE'S NOTHING QUITE LIKI resa Byer, Guests were Mrs. orchids, with strea· HAVING MONEY IN THE IANICI Robson's daughter, Mrs. Cleo extending the length or Kerns and dalll!hters and their gown. We Pay 3% lnterelt On Saving• guest, Bettina Vale. who is vis- Miss Darlene Watson of Co~~ iling from Florida. sister of the bride, and honor, wore a baller· VISITS IN MIDDLEPORT length gown of aqua silk or. . enhanced at the back Mr. Wtlham Everson of South with double bustle and double Serving Meigs County for over 90 years Charleston spent the week end centered with pearls. POMEROY- RUTLAND with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith carried a bouquet of earnsand son, Kenneth. He returned and streamers on fan shapwith lace. Mr. Robert Summerfield of Columbus served as best man his brother and u s h e r s were Jim Watson, brother of and Bob Titko ol Mor· row, For )ler daughter's we<lding, Mrs. Watson chose an ice dress and hal with patent cessories and a corsage of while II carnations. Mrs. Su11111l8rfleld wore a powder blue dress, white accessories and a white carnation corsage. Mrs. W. Ferrell, 8l'andmolher of I h bride and Mrs. Bertha B~:,~~ grandmother of the 1 wore white carnation si Dorothy Arnold, on vacation from the Ben Franklin store and her sister, Mary, took I trip to Cincinnati and Kentucky where they visited relatives. Dollar Stretchers At Karr & VanZandt FOR THE ECONOMY-MINDED 59 Cadillac 59 Cadillac 4 door sedan. Solid blue, wisiw tires. All the Cadillac extras. Co\lpe. Black, w/stw tires, plUI all the Cadillac extras. ~400 ~400 62 Corvair 61 Rambler Monza coupe. White as snow, w1s1w tires, 4-speed std. trans., radio & heater. 4 door Classic, V·B, auto. trans., P. B:, P. S., wtstw tires, 7,000 actual miles, 1 owner, new eacru. lac trade-in. $1995 $1995 "AS·IS" SPECIALS 55 Ford Country !ed. wagoo, 4 door, V-8 auto., radio & heater. $345 57 Buick 2 dr. Special Autom~&tlc Trans. $395 56 Dodge 4 door sedan. V-8 auto. trans., radio & beater. $395 Karr &. Van Zandt MOTOR SALES WY2-5342 Clcllll•c-Oiclsmoblle Pomeroy I ·reception was held at following the cerebride's table in white linen cover with a tbree tiered square wedding cake, topped wilb the miniature bride and £1'00111, Ugltted tapers in crystal hold· era on either side. The pu"':h bowl encircled with roses, was on one end. of the table of~~fr~~· mints in tho and fcrmlady bells, rOBeS on the other end. from the ceiling over the was a large honeycomb ding beD with white streamers held In place by two silver birds, Floating · on the puncli were two roses with ribbons tied In lovers knoll frozen heart-sbaped Ice. Napkins white with the lnlcrlpUoo "Don. na and Andy, Juq 20, 1110," II must be maKic ____ tbe lncred· ibly beautiful two tone "Venua.. at this Amazingly Low Price! In your choice of eJeamiog group bronzetone with 1 brass accents or spariding chrome. the "Venua" group tea~ heat, mar. ataio re- sistant (lelll'lized il)laid ~blo top with delicate scroll-Work, contour curved, deep box cushioned cbalra $89.00 7-Piece Large Family Size Table co..ordinated in remarkably dur· able vinyls. Decorator color com· blnatlono. :U ~ in. x i'n. extends to 60 ln. Apr,ons 1nci!Jgs In bron~ or chrome. 6 he1vy duty chllrt.. with SWivel blclcs 1ncl thickly cush10neci1Hts. Your cho•ce of bronzetone or chrome. • Dollar Days Sale $68.00 •69.00 ,Modern Dinette ' •79.00 5 Pee. Deluxe Oval 30"dO'' tab1e-with one 8 Inch leaf. Bras• aproD with modem bronu tubing legs. Attractive bigh 36''J:36" extends to 48". 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She has been named Mah&ll Whitney. ----GO TO KENTUCKY ELBERFELDS POMEROY DOLLAR DAYS .•. Amerm. of special daYB throughout U. church school calendar year. SUnday, August 18, was ..,{ lor the picnic to be held .for 1'entire membership or the Church Sc hoo 1 andinChthurchh andh a11 organ1zat1Qll8 e c urc . 1t wiU be sponsored by. the Com. nus810n on EducatiOn. Attending were Mrs. ~ Mrs. Galen Brown, Mrs. Leo S?'lth, Mrs. Davis, Rev .. Marvm Dowson, Dee Swearmg111, MlBS Bess Sanborn, Mrs. ll!>n Slivers, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. ~alter Hayes, L. W. McCom. as, Charles McElhinny, James E.uler, Lee Smith and . Sandy S1mpson. The next meetmg will be held the secood Wednesdq In September. ----HOLD PICNIC Members of the WSCS of tht Syracuse Methodist church held their annual picnic Wednesdty · evening at the Syracuse park. A potluck dinner was served at six o'clock with the Rev . Carl Herring asking grace. Attending were Rev. and Mrs. Her· ring, Mrs. C. B. Weese, Mrs. John Sauvage, Mrs. Alice Capehart, Miss !Vnu·c•a Karr, Ml'!. Royal Thomas and Mrs. Melvln Grimm. - - -- - Picnic En1'oyed ·By Jolly Bunch S • G Pomeroy National Bank NOW YOU KNOW ,. Heart Attack Proves Fatal Fer Senator �•, '. ' oocroR ~itlly Sentinel, PomerQ.Y-MJddleport, o ., Aug. 1_11, _ l!Hj_~_ -a Rummag~ Sale, Other Projects, SAYS By Wayne G. Btllldtladl, if.J). When you stut out wltb your fllltlilv on an auto trip you of. ten find that eoeryone apparently had the ume ldH. 'l'lllet poriiMI who impedt your lilt' «l'MS Include an esdlnaled 17r 000 who will be killed this summer in traffic accidents. A grim thought, but theN Ia no need for you to join t bI death much. To bepn wllb, hl~e your car put In good nJng order. Mechanlcol dlflicdJ. ties not only cause Irritating delays that may spoil your va- Planned By Women Of Philothea il You'll Need The cation, they account for many llotal oeeldents. If yoo are impatient to Jel to your destination, doa'l drive use other transportation a n d rent a car wh011 you eet there. Drivina should be leisurely enough to allow you to enjuy the trip as well as the fishin& or the hiking at tho end of the journty. Thill lo ..pecially true If you are traveling with small children. , Provide .. lldn. with divert- ~ayers, Ru'tland s. . .·al News - . On Your Vacation Trip HAVE A WONDERFUL I• --~-- ........- '"* ........ - =: "'"::no':•:;, ~~~~~~~:;,r~-~T~i~m~e-i-~;-i~i··~·i-~-i~~~f~~~Ha~~d~o~ f~E BEACI-1 hio ~calp. Racine, sull«me Iae rau01u1 llo\RTY DIDN'T 'tROUBLE E.Notl611, WllAT BAND CAU. IIADI: Ror!er Routh, Rulllnd School hind 4lreclor, WITilllO AND CAN• OP&NiiR hand members Will practice otlllOD,there Monday, ust 1% al 1:30 p, m. The land High acboul 1181111 wiU pear at the Meigs County Wednesday, August 14. J.l.A~ 111E WIND ILOWII>I(> 11-lS. SMOI.:E. 1\oli WQOI'J6 WAY·~ J'" a~~~e a. 111e •plctln'• ot hotlld Julldl ...,.., 1o1 Alii~ kl s.tlrt MY pl1111, ~il,~;~~~ · "-·- c.-.p the~ 't : ~y~ear~.iln~;ani,~l,i443~~tool!:;;:tho5:·bu;•~Sta5te;5~;:;;;iil - AND WINDOWS? II MORRIS IMPLEMENT ,, 1 Kin Club Met Th U.r day On Prospect Ht'/1 / ( )DID I CQNTACT MY PAPER lOY OR THE CICUlATION DIPARTMINT TO HAYI MY NEWSPAPERS SAVID fORMIIN ·A~tACiiiON P.C, OR ') ·' ~ MAILID TO Mit .. ' SUPPLY CO. T~se O~e Of The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company HAVE AWONDERFUL TIME ON YOUR VACATION ... BUT BEFORE YOU GO, CHE'CK THIS LIST ---·"'- • POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. ODID I TURN pFF ALL THE FAUCETS? Our Convenient eDJD l LOCK Ah THE DOORS AND WINDOWS? ODID I PAY THE PAPER BOY? ' ODID I CONTAC'T MY PAPER BOY OR THE VACATION PLAilS CIRCULATION DEPT. TO HAVE MY NEWS. PAPERS SAVED FOR ME IN A VACATION VACATtotl ,AC •• , . Is dMiflled f01' thOle who WIIIIIOt be at 0111 llltll'tll 1oJ1M tDOUP to bavt tbt Pll*' rMI!atl. Your a~,.!f' uve ,your copltlln a eanyiJIIem Vaeattou l'ac for dllivttf wileD 1011 hturn. PAC, OR MAILED TO ME? ·Be Sure To Use One Of ' MAlt. AWAY II!IVICI .••. W•'D mall your paper ., 110 estrl GGtt If 101 011 belllJ 111 DDt piaU two weelil fir IODJet. YGur nlllll'lpUallllllllt lit prtpaiti It Jllllt 1111111 rate for tilt tiiJitl JOI&.1111lllt J4111, lhlt Wt'l tate care of tbe!IJ!tUtna tollt. ,!all - --- 1 ( ) DID I PAY THI PAPER lOY? Be Sure ::k 0?[ es ( )DID I LOCK ALL tHI DOORS Our Convenient ..mer for h~to ldP'ren~: :a·•» IJ idan !, In ROTARY CUTTERS ( ) DID I TURN OFF All THI FAUCm? •:.,'1,;.:,: e.,;;:w,.::.._r:;.."' • 1 JOHN DEERE-----. ( )DID I STOP THI MILK DELIVERY? every \ :r: m:. .U: f:;ndays C·hecl( This List! Oft!' fHl DAlly SbiTINf• Funeral Held For Mr. H1nes Pomoruy Bend ·Cltlzenl Ra. dlo Club members met at the M nd M Robert T wblin. Charles a. Karr Sr. ae- Second Ward fire house, Pomr. a " ·. • compaaied Mr. 8lld Mrs. Paul ]eroy, Thuroday ev~, ~th bary are . spond~g 1 Y8<'lllon Tbelu and daughter, Paula to Tim Neul211ng, preoident, in at In';.~'~ t!:,~h ,;;' T Marion Friday evening, for a cbarge. :ry 1." :: vacation ,;..;"'Dr weekend villi with Mr. and Mrs. , Prayer by Robert lOng optn- 1J J Davis's offio where ~ Edward T, Bauer and daugh- ed the meeting. Plana were : b 1 ·RN. • ter, PoUy Ann. 1made for a family poti.U to Mn Jul'an Motte of CalifRodney Karr lsopending thil ,he held Sunday, August 25, at 1omia ·1, ~re for /viRit with week Marion, With hiS aunt .the Rock Springa falrgrOUIId , her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. ,and U11cle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- jwoth dinner to be at 1·39 p. m. M. Hennesy. Mrs, Motley is i ward T. Bauer 8lld Polly .Ann. ,Two new members, Fred Tay- the forJne,·, Kathryn Hennessy. I Mrs. Jack Cox and children lor and Dayton Raynee, both of PFC. Albert Bryan has re· I BEFORE YOU GO, ;:;::11 ~ en by Mrs. F. Gardner. Thant you notes were read from M• bel Vance and Robert Reibel. Tile hOlltesses, Martha Slater, Betty Cline, Martha Chlldo, Catherine Ervin, Bertha Darst, and Ida Childs and Clartse Erwin, contributing, served a dessert course to the 25 members attending. AtCOUIT nME ON YOUit VACATION ••• IUT r~lved Liquor Permit Tronsfer Sought Around And .About Mrddleport ClitiON& ••• lllmp to de •• roale, ud 11Mwe aU Iuisi llaat they qldetly Ia tbelr Hill. Jumping ar-d Ia a movla1 vehicle con not oaly canlt Ia- i jury to a child - II may cause ·~ oertoao dlotrlclloa to the driver 8lld reoult In aa ...Ideal. U ' yeur ear U a ceuvertlbJe, never travel wllll the tap 4owu wllll cblldren. It io wise to tlart early In the momina and get a couple · ol boors ol carefree drlvi"'l ill before breakfast. II two c a n drive alternately thil wUI 10 a lona way toward relieving the latipe, the cause ol • lar11e portion ol accidents. Even with periodic atops for re~t 'and refreshment, It il a mistake to drive more nine or 10 hours In 1 day. Above all, •toP when you fool slightest drowolneJs. It II surprisill!IIY easy to faD uleep the wheel. Ustenlng to on tho car radio may help you to otay owake, but a little clooe Mid harmonyin with all better. the CHAMPS - The Presbyterians ~g!d the ThC?mas team this week to win the . - CARPENTER joining io even die ort Boys' slow-pitch championship at Mll'llle1pa1 park Trophies were presented Since much driving Is on by )ecreation leader Frank Eschelman to the two teams. Ptesbytepan at RelaiiYel here have perhiChW&)'t, 11 ll'tb to obterve top, left to right, front row, are George Sauer, Roy Coleman, Hind[;, ay ilfJidY word of the birth of a daught- 1 few basic rules: and Ronnie ,Hindy Back row Bruce •Wallace1 Roaer Roush, Mlck Morr 8, J 1111 M er, er, Dalen• Georgiana, on Aug· you lind that you 1oft withAll~ Wallaee and. Rod Sauer. Players· lor thi!' Thomas team,. front row, Richard ust 3, to Mr. and Mro. 1\Gnald out11 locking 1llt ct.l l» clocir . WIIIOn Joe Custer Joe Stevenson David Burkett, Roger Wilt. Back rOw, Dave Scott, New M!lfshfleld. Grand- liiUst bead back :borne, don't Thomas, Charles Swackhamer, Dar;eit Stulllh9, Mike Smith, Sam Clat)YQJ1:~Y .. and parantA are Mr. and Mrs. Dale U!lder ..Y circumstances CI'GIII David Jenkins. Scott IMarguerlle crabtneJ of cenlfr sttlp. This It 1101 New Marahfleld and Mr. Em- Ulegal it Is courting 'aerloUI dJs. .,._ mett Douglao, HarrllonviUe, aster Proceed Instead to Ult Mr and Mrs. J . K. Crabtree nm. auti!Orired fXIL Mrs. Pearle canaday attend·tWiiUams, Drum MaJOr, . Nancy Director Donald D. Cook, of this communlly ara great Alll'ays ll8l! yCK1r dl~ICIJJMIII'I,J ed the funeral ol Mro. Clyde Pope, Linda Lathey, S h 1r leY Ohio Department of Liquor Con• pandpii'Oilll. Tho Scotts have lignalo before cbangln& Switw tn Huntington, W. Va., Dugan and Carol Florccart trol announce~~ today that the another douahter, Debblt, ·Don't chanee lanei bY 01 Thuroday . I Mro. C. 0. Chapman, Mrs. Ann Idepartment has started process- Mr. and Mro. Dale Dye and than you llave to. Mr. and Mro. David Rou•h of WebBier and Jon, all local, and ing 37 appUcations for new per- ll'anddautlhter, Rebecca, visit- DOn't !!Obslder r:~ill Colum'!lll,;tho have been Y"lt- Mr. and Mn. Dame! Struble, mtts and fl appllcatiotls lor ed with tho Clyde Walker fam- ,an lnvittllon to J>all, inl In KentUCky and th1s ''lcin- (Jean Web-) of Middleport, I· tranSfer or owner or location. ily on Thuroday and Friday and trucks ftavet 10 Illites per tty wott llllnday 'dinner guests ,\Vere Sunday dinner guesll of Included In the applications Is attended the Gallla Courll¥ on titHe tdgbwayl. At iJ m.p:"jl of Mr. and Mrs. Earl King. Mr. IMr. Stuble'l patento, Mr. and one from GaUia county, asking ·Falr. you lbolltd Ahfiyl l8Vf II Roush Is a former local res1- 'Mro. c. J. Struble ol Pomeroy. lor a traMfet from Wesley Ely, Mrs. Jessie Jewell, Columbua, car letiJIIII tJetwem yotJ dent. f . •Mr. an.d Mrs. Daniel Struble Rt. 7, Addison township, Kanau• accompanied bet brother Earl the c!Ar aheAd. Mist ·Taildy Durst of Raclnt .left Friday lor Ft. Knoll, Ky., ga to Addison Club, Inc. Green Starkoy to bil home here and If yOU don't want to IG spent fevenll days with Mrs. where he is to underao acbool- Gabk!s, at the same addreos. spent the weekend vlsltln& IVIth fast u most ot the ctl'i art Rutblait!l J!OI!sh, Norman, V1· ing in connection with tbe U. S. 'nle club hto per111lts D-1, 3.2 friends and n!lattves. lng get 1n 1111 rJabtlllle. anne aiiit!Vatina, while Mr. Ro- Army. SlrUble recently gradu· beer lor on·premiseo coommp- Mro. Mallie Lawther spent 1 11 tll.p.h. 11 thf speed uu..., ger Roush, RRS band d~rector, , a!oo from W01t Point. tton and carry out, D-2, high lew days with her sister-In- don'~drGp below 4S m.p.h. even 11 aeeompaniod the RHS major- 1 Rol!ett MU18er of Columbus :powered beer and wine for 011- law. El•le Perry, the past lin thla lafte. etfft to tho Aultln Peay Col· Iwao a week~d guest ol hJS mo- premises conoumption and car- w•ek On ..y loot trtp 1011 should Jega Summer Ban<f Clinic In !her, Mr. ond Mro. Earl King. ry out and D-3, restaurant - ' · · have llrat lid kit with Clarksville, 'roiftn. Tbe SJtla, who Mr. and Mro. Robert Canaday wine and splrUous liquor by the Minar8 illjurlel ha\'e han now returned ore Connee entertained with 1 picnic sup. glass llli 1 a.m. 13 CLAJM8 FILED knoWII to oct!ut 111t1Je pot Sunday ot their homt on Clara bee- paten II •f o ton, Thirteen lnitlol claillll I o !Ire miles from the Ul q Main St. Atlendtng were their Michael Gono. unempiuyment benelltt were Illotore. An DIYOTID JD IMnRiiSl OP dauahter, Sabra, Mrl. Edna ed with the ilW'elU of UnernC<lltOD, and MIIG! MASON ARiA Ru1sell, local, Mr. and Mra. 'J'IJNA IJTB ployment Compenaatlon t b l 1111n11nt1 a=t~ ~. ';:i.':'"' Ferrell Niday. Cheryl and liar• BOSTON (UPIJ - Tuna flAb- week, F. W. Chllden, poWder, ,._d.""'&..~':tr: bara, and her fiance, Jim Steele lng lo due lor a big develop- or, aald .today. Added Ill bUrtl dtld Gther ~~!~II g>. •, olo . . . _ .. - ·.. lofGa!lipollo.SabtaJipenUWOO!k mentofftheNewEnglanclcOist Ued .claullll (178) total aettve 1enclltl!llll tlli; alat oo: wtth the Nida)'t and accompan- 11 lliiiUIIer, llle lederalaovern- <lalma at week'• end was Ill. usefUl "...:., u - · • .,_ . . _ Jed them Ill Clllumbut Saturday. lllellt belloveo. Last year's A year 110 thote wero Z36 on ' ~.., •• ... ~ ·""''" " , . _ Mr. and Mro. WiWam Hnbstel- ealch o1 7 million . pwndo ••• ll!e, 4FAIA LADY I&TS' .,':::;' #'~',.,.w. ~~:C ter attended the Hobstettet r• doublt the previous year't._ YMt UlliOII SUndJIY II the Gllld Cilf TAKEN TO B.........AL HOLLYWOOD (UI'l) •lliiclrt;Mn ttta O.lifnM "'J • ed b I tudent w·n t v;:~~na . .o~-..a... af A ... - . -· - - . . . _ • ..... .., Park In C~rclevU!e. f unruy • I I cos J If L Lee 17 aon ol Mr ~- -..-·-·• - . ,., - ~... _ " T •1 the American taxpayer $40 mile ry · ' ' • __ .,.._: otap tleoiiDib 111111 011111' ::".,"::"":..,. .• ~:;•_: -., EXPENSIVE VANDALS lion this year, according to a and Mrs. Jacotl W. ....,, "'un tn are buay at Wuner Broo, 1:..: NEW YORK (UPI) - Re- survey mede by Owens-Cornin& He.ghts, Racine, was al!ml~ Btudio buildJniMta llle :::-:....... fl. . · - placing scbool winoowo smash- Fiberglaso Corp, to Hol2er iiAl• : · verslod 01 "MY lAdy" ,. ,. lowing an au cc to bo· ftlmod lben, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .......J Plants e<!metel'!' road nortll Of Sllldlo chit~ Jlilik w.~:=: Joe , Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mr• Parker 1 , PoUIIES c.r.s. 'l7n Iexam. '1'111! srtr.,.n u.._ 1M "· Surprises Ioflin.o.troit LucilJe IRou8h J ~~oops "'* '' , ... Dial -, • .Given tw jufol l'fCeived and ........ ,...., ' • Partv Thursday ::ln"::C:.~ ~r.; :r!:";~j;;-:! ~t : .; I Home Newspaper 1 Rad'o Club Is ' Planning Social Event Aug. 25 Mn. Charlet R. IWr Br., feoai<ml Secretary. 'M1e na!Jon. lal !'klllf, II lie ...!>ted by Mrs. lro Wellnwl II procram II desiped ~ ~~~~ e1 Mr. ud lll!la..,A. u':-• and Mn. IAui• Diehl entertain- recognition lor oeue~r101 "' 111111 atlenilll!l .. pi ed with a surprlee party Tburo-lurtberiog their educa- . 111111 acbook. . , .. day evenilog at ~ Naylora Run profeaslonal ~- Jnb : Hill home hunoring Mr1. Pearl ~ to PI.:::W, eKe'IDd WITH ~YD 1 Parker, who recently underwent ~ ~ SP-1 Phillip D. ~ ..,. major IIII!OfY · Finance Staff ol the Ford M~ o1 Mr. 111111 Mra. Gueats Wel'f members of the Mrs Dooilu Keno Jelvea f Laurel Cliff Belter Health club 1 ~~icb;ga~ women who Gr;yliD& Mrdl~ 1o ' .... of whiCh lolr•. Parker l• a char· succelllfully completed the weeb with the IJ. S.' Am!J ·t . • ter member. She l'fCelved rna- exam this year She also is jservea. He wiD be......_, tJ , ny lovely gifts. one of out of SST first-try ap- the 37th In!. Division HQ .q., Home made Ice c,...9 m and ]plicants55 to be certififed thls i!U II 11 ticle, "The Country Funeral for the Cleland Ermtheir andhome, BrettRedlands, left Thursday W. Va. were were served accepted. Ft. Hoodwith , TOI. served by theCurtis, hostaken from the Ohio Parson," Farmer Hines were services held from Ew- for Cahl. Mason, Refreshments by aturned 31klayto forlougb his alter par- cake t..ses was to Mrs. Clarence magazine. Those remembered lng Chapel Tuesday at % p m., after spending several weeks , Willard Boyer to those named ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan , Mrs Clifford Jacobs, Mrs. Emon the sick list were William with the Dr L L Roush pas- lwoth Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Lo- above and V. D. Edwards, Free- of Middleport. ,est Powell, Mrs. Charles Diebl, P. · n· Ids, Mrs. Pearl Graves, tor of the Fed~rated cbur~h ol- 11 gad and son, Skip. . I man Enoch, Robert Harde11, Jed Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ault and Mrs. Norman Scbaeler, Mrs. Mrs Bessie Bw~s. Mrs. Wil- liciating. Mrs. Robert Johnson and chll· lWebster, Doyle Shuler, Fred son, Todd, ol Springfield, VISit- JIIJIIeS Gilmore, Mrs. Robert I !o"m Kitchen Betsy Cunning- Special music was presented j dren, Cindy and Douglas ol Co- ' Gibbs, Herschel Noms, Nathan ' ed recently with his parents. Rowen, Mrs. Helen Leifheit, ham, Mrs. W111iam Slater, Can~ by Mrs Ben Neutzling, organ- lumbus spent ~hursday with ~r. Baggs, Charles Neuman. George Mr. and Mrs. William Ault and Mrs. Dana Oliver, Mrs. Paul i dac• Bahr, Mrs. Ada Ring, Har- ist. and Mrs. Wilham Folmer. Cm- Carson, .Eugne Hawkins, Harry family . Eichinger, Mrs. E. J. Tr,cy, old Wolf, and Bert Gilkey. BUrial was in Beech Grove dy .and Do"glas remamed for a Hoffman, Guy Russell. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Arch- I Mrs. Orville Allen, Mrs. MacJo. A rummage &ale was planned ..metery and pallbearers were VISit and woll return home Sun· ~ Haptoaslall, James Carnahan ' er and children, Charles Leslie lyn Cbaflee, Mrs. Allen Eichin- , tenlative!y fo~ August 23 - 24, nephews, Joseph Struble, Fran- day. . and Ralph Trussell. and Cloerole Ann of Akron, will ger and the honored guest. 1 With the location to be announ· cis Anderson Theo Heines Mr. and .Mrs. David ~ller iarrive this weekend for a visit . ced later. Committees for the charles Spen~er, Jr., Wayn~ and son, Mickey of Springf•eld ' 'I' M . lwith Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. sale are, building, Mrs Ma•tha Swisher and James Greathouse. were Tuesday guests of Mr. a'ld rtlt.¥1 mry eetmg Gregory Bobb bas returned to Mrs. Maag Holltess Childs: co-chairmen. Mrs. Ern- Coming !rom out-<>l·town for IMrs. c.. J. Ebers bach, Prospect I sHeld Thurstiay Columbus after a ltklay visit To Sewing Club est Lallance and Miss Mildred the service 9 were Mr. and Mrs. Hill. . . The Women's Aux1Uary of •in Middleport with his grand- Mrs Bradford Maa was Hawley; marking, Mrs. Oscar Floyd Price of Cincinnati; Mr. Mrs . .Phil Memhc:-t, Mrs. Cle- 1the Racine Firemen met nn Iparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph fess to .the Tri-Cit s!win club R<'Ush : and publicity, Mrs .. Lena and Mrs. Guy Martin and grandHmes. and Mrs. Denver Thursday evening at the town Gilmore, Front-st. Thursda evenin y at he/home I MeKonley. A bake sale Will be daughter Becky of Lancaster · VISited Friday in Park- ball, With Mrs. Bob Beegle, Dr Dell Russell and son . M' y 'II g ' h ld 1 t · th 1 11 ' ' W Va id t · bar · ' rn mersv1 e. 1 e a er m e a . Mrs. Charles Hoffner Sr. and · · pres en , m c ge. Andy, of Elyria, Ohio, wi11 ar- The evenin was spent socialMrs. Ernest Lallance present· Mr. and Mrs. George Stace. Mrs. Bradford Maag. and d~~- Plans were made lor a spe- · rive Monday lor several d•ys and in se!Jn Hostess ifts I oo the program entitled. "Speak- Findlay : Herlan Hoffner. Chllli- ~hter 10My~a ;er~ busm~s v:;l· cial meeting to be held August visit with his mother, Mr9. 1:ere presented 8;. Mrs M~ag i mg F1oors," IBken from the cothe· Mrs. Harley Strong and ors ar ers urg, · a. 22 to complete plana for' an Ice Edith Russell in Bradbury. Rf h · ed · ' 8 t dy book " Med'tat' 1 were serv nd ' · Fnday ' . 1 A 81 31 C nd B h e res mens u • ' oons a son, Donley Eugene, Wilkesville M •nd M W'li' G C cream soc1a on ugu . · a ace ahr, daug ter of the hostess to Mrs Harlan Programs," . by Louise Novot- and Errold Dawson, Belle, w. ' ·: ~ik. l ~a: ·k Those wishing to contribute in- Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr, s~s. rung, Mrs. wmiam Grue"s"e'r'" ll ny. The closmg prayer was giv- va . an eth~s s~tit~ Ig~edlents for the ice creamcono~ tained a sprai~ ankle durmg , Mrs. Robert Rawlings, Mrs: to or ' a ball game thiS week. Charles Riffle ' Mrs. Millard Wi~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. pies or M cake, w are It asked Cleland IICoopoor und other relatives. tact rs. a er Mrs. Hiram Fisher, Open your checking aceount here at our bonk s0011r r--. and Mrs. Carlos Cowen Mrs. Larry Wolfe. Elizabeth Fick, Mrs. Ro.h- 1 You'll save time ond steps moiling your checks to of Dayton were Tuesday dinner Roberts and Mlss Mary V1r-· pay your bills .• , ond your check stubs will guests of Miss Marcia Karr, HAVE COOK-OUT S Reibel. give you a complete record of your e~penditures. Syracuse. M•. ond Mrs. Vernon Weber entertained with a cook-out at In Stock Now For Your Mowing Naoda IN MARlETT A their home In Rutland Friday Hosie"" gifts were presented TO HONOR OLDSTERS IOOth AnniYOrurr Miss Jeanette Crooks, daugfo. evening. Attending were Mr. Mrs. C. J . Ehersbach when The Middleport Church or Of Tho .6FT. PUll TYPE FT. CUT ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter and Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan, the Kin club met Thursday eve- Christ w•H honor aJI members , Crooks is in Marietta today Mr. and Mrs. Emersoo Jones, ning at her home on Prospect are 80 ~ears o.ld or older e3 POINT HITCH . making arrangemenil to reside Middleport, and the hosts' chil· Hill. Sunday mommg durmg the Sunthere this fall where she will dren, Dennis, Dean, Donna, Dal- .Mrs. Annice Ohlinger presi· School hour. Mrs. Pearl A & teach the kindergarten classes las, and Duane. Donna and Dalconducted a short busiand M~ . Ernest LaJCOMMERCIAl.. BANKING PHONE WI 9-3202 in the Marietta Elementary las were overnight guests of sessien and the rummage are co-cha1rmen for the 1 Syot.,. PEARL STREET schools. She is a graduate of their grandparents, Mr. and Mr held this week was program for the honored. guests. ! RACINE, 0. I' U•hio University. Milhoan. The traveling prize Mrs. Reynolds IS takmg the 1 We Pay 3% Interest On Your Sovinga donated by Mrs. Edgar Pratt theme for the service from the was awarded to Mrs . Ohlinger. of John, giving the atGames were played and priz- tributes of women of the Bible. es awarded to Mrs. Harold Ebersbacb and Mrs. Pratt, who GIVE COOK-OUT also won the door prize. Mrs. . . Pratt recei•ed a birthday gift Mr. and Mr~. Wilham Zerkle , from her secret pal and family entertained with a ' Refreshments wer~ served by cook-<>ut at their home Sunday Member Federal R..,.,. Syatom the hostess and favors were ny~ Present were Mr. ~ud Ion net dish cloths. Present Mrs. Ross Norris, Mrs. R1ch· Member Foderol Deposit Insurance CorporoHon were those named above and ard Weaver and family, Betty 1 Mrs. R. E. Vaughan, Mrs. HomBill Knapp and Debby POMEROY, OHIO ' er Hawkins, Mrs. Carl Hysell, IN01rris. .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. Mrs. Ted Warner and guests, Mrs. Norman llarbrecbt and daughter, Debbie. ODID I STOP THE MILK DELIVERY? Pla111 were made lot: a rummage 10le. and other tlnancial projects at thf August ;.eeung of the Phltathea WomeJ>of the llldilleport Chureb of Clorilt Thursday evening at the cbureh. Mrs. Robert Reibel, pres!-.oot, wu in charge of the meetl ..g which was opened with script~re reijding takea !rom Galatiano.by Mn. Bertha Darst. The opemng prayer was gJVen by Mrs. Martha Chllds. Mrs. L. D. Ervin read an ar- WHEREVER YOU ARE ••• 11'·------ VACATION PLANS FILL IN AND MAIL THIS COUNI TODAYI Mrs. Etb Is Hostess For Dof A Meeting 'nle August meeting ol the Past Councilors of Theodorus Council Daughters or AmP.rica was held Thursday evening the home of Mrs. Grover Erb, Laurel St. Mrs. Max Meil)hart presided in the absence ol Mrs. Fred Dessauer, president. Devotions taken lrom the Psalms were led by Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, followed with the Lord's Prayer and pledge to the flag. Games were played with priz. .. awarded to Mrs. Rollin Bearhs, Mrs. Richard Campbell, Mrs, Thomas Cook and Mrs. Meinhart. A desSert course was served to the above and Mrs. Henry Reibel, Mrs. O!an Goodwin and Miss Ema Jesse. I It \\ 1 i .i ·I INSULATION OAK ROORING loll, pouring, or ·~ All different types blanket typtS. Pour- ·•. ·. ' in sto<k. Best quol· ingaslowas ·~,,,, ily.Aslowas $1.25 bag ~ .J 18c sq. ft. ROOFING Asphak shingles. All typas and colon in stock. As low as $4.83 sq.50ft. paper mailed. Your carrier will aave your copies In a convenient Vacation Pac for delivery when you return. ' I I I I I ,. I I I Clrculetlon o.,t., fiN Dally Sentinel l'amMOJ, Clh.. ' ,..a.111111anr ,._., • 01111111-------- --llt- AM....., ( O t y l - - - -...... · ' ...... ,.., Nfllria. . . ,, . . . Fill In And Mail-· This Coupon I .. I ~ ~!I I L---------------. ' 'I' 15csq. ft. MCILILDIIiGS Deslaned For You All aoss sec11ons. Ia soft .. har• wan. .. I 0r Call WY "''"' dtalatltn...... . QCMcllhiNifrtuwMitua .. IMpwp.. ,..,. ..... , . IIVIL SIDING In stvoral wood species. Top Ouobty. Aslown ' ...... 1 .• I two weeks or longer. Your subscription must be prepaid at your usual carrier rate for the Ume you flill be gone, but we'll take care of the malllng costs. JI My Home Add.- It · MAIL A,WAY SERVICE ..•. We11 mail your paper at no exira cost If you plan on being In one place 1: DIM: ( J I N I I I I - - - - - - (te) C:hnlalnllr••• Jlw I TO'DAYf" '"' ' , 75c bag VACATION PAC .. . . Is designed for those who will not be at one address long enough to have the -----------~--·-~ il As low IS Ctrcutetlon O.pt•• Th• Deily Sentinel 3c ft. ...~ · Ohio '-·-vy, . __,_w.... Ctll WY 2-2156, Clrcu...lon·o.t. yo1,.w· an• UIIO Nft:pur Pili trt.., -aol •WlU i'lfum. ALUMINUM SIDING Mointename- free. Severol <olon. As low as SOc: sq. ft. OVERHEAD DOOIS One or twa cor. (ompleto with oil acces· sorias. As low os $54.35 Colllhinatioo Doors Aluminum. Sizes lo ftt all stondonloponings. As low as $29.95 $1.76 Dri-r r.,;,. ' Kqps drivtways i1 shope. Sgal. nns. As !owns $1.85 IOOf COAnNG Can •• apptllli coltl. S gal. cans 11 low IS $3.95 WATIRPIOOFINI Keeps •ts•mtlll dry. In ..nd, niiL As low" $1.95 gal. c.--.Wi illS Al•rnlnulll. Size te lit •II shtllMnl.,... iop. As lowes $14.25 ·~ ., I ~: PI-Nil my JIIIJIIIr to: ( N a m e ) - - - - - - - - - - ~...... (CIIJ) _ _ _ _ _ _;..,_ (Stete) From: (O.te) Ito) · My Home Aildtu•,.l• ' Checlc EndlMif For _________._ ON HOME FIX-UP NIIDS CONCREIE MIX WAtt.ICMID In hondy bop need 4' x 8' panels. llost only addition of quality. As low os water_ As low as ...., y;, D~iP\VARDS PHONE wY 2-3193 ,......, ·' �•, '. ' oocroR ~itlly Sentinel, PomerQ.Y-MJddleport, o ., Aug. 1_11, _ l!Hj_~_ -a Rummag~ Sale, Other Projects, SAYS By Wayne G. Btllldtladl, if.J). When you stut out wltb your fllltlilv on an auto trip you of. ten find that eoeryone apparently had the ume ldH. 'l'lllet poriiMI who impedt your lilt' «l'MS Include an esdlnaled 17r 000 who will be killed this summer in traffic accidents. A grim thought, but theN Ia no need for you to join t bI death much. To bepn wllb, hl~e your car put In good nJng order. Mechanlcol dlflicdJ. ties not only cause Irritating delays that may spoil your va- Planned By Women Of Philothea il You'll Need The cation, they account for many llotal oeeldents. If yoo are impatient to Jel to your destination, doa'l drive use other transportation a n d rent a car wh011 you eet there. Drivina should be leisurely enough to allow you to enjuy the trip as well as the fishin& or the hiking at tho end of the journty. Thill lo ..pecially true If you are traveling with small children. , Provide .. lldn. with divert- ~ayers, Ru'tland s. . .·al News - . On Your Vacation Trip HAVE A WONDERFUL I• --~-- ........- '"* ........ - =: "'"::no':•:;, ~~~~~~~:;,r~-~T~i~m~e-i-~;-i~i··~·i-~-i~~~f~~~Ha~~d~o~ f~E BEACI-1 hio ~calp. Racine, sull«me Iae rau01u1 llo\RTY DIDN'T 'tROUBLE E.Notl611, WllAT BAND CAU. IIADI: Ror!er Routh, Rulllnd School hind 4lreclor, WITilllO AND CAN• OP&NiiR hand members Will practice otlllOD,there Monday, ust 1% al 1:30 p, m. The land High acboul 1181111 wiU pear at the Meigs County Wednesday, August 14. J.l.A~ 111E WIND ILOWII>I(> 11-lS. SMOI.:E. 1\oli WQOI'J6 WAY·~ J'" a~~~e a. 111e •plctln'• ot hotlld Julldl ...,.., 1o1 Alii~ kl s.tlrt MY pl1111, ~il,~;~~~ · "-·- c.-.p the~ 't : ~y~ear~.iln~;ani,~l,i443~~tool!:;;:tho5:·bu;•~Sta5te;5~;:;;;iil - AND WINDOWS? II MORRIS IMPLEMENT ,, 1 Kin Club Met Th U.r day On Prospect Ht'/1 / ( )DID I CQNTACT MY PAPER lOY OR THE CICUlATION DIPARTMINT TO HAYI MY NEWSPAPERS SAVID fORMIIN ·A~tACiiiON P.C, OR ') ·' ~ MAILID TO Mit .. ' SUPPLY CO. T~se O~e Of The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company HAVE AWONDERFUL TIME ON YOUR VACATION ... BUT BEFORE YOU GO, CHE'CK THIS LIST ---·"'- • POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. ODID I TURN pFF ALL THE FAUCETS? Our Convenient eDJD l LOCK Ah THE DOORS AND WINDOWS? ODID I PAY THE PAPER BOY? ' ODID I CONTAC'T MY PAPER BOY OR THE VACATION PLAilS CIRCULATION DEPT. TO HAVE MY NEWS. PAPERS SAVED FOR ME IN A VACATION VACATtotl ,AC •• , . Is dMiflled f01' thOle who WIIIIIOt be at 0111 llltll'tll 1oJ1M tDOUP to bavt tbt Pll*' rMI!atl. Your a~,.!f' uve ,your copltlln a eanyiJIIem Vaeattou l'ac for dllivttf wileD 1011 hturn. PAC, OR MAILED TO ME? ·Be Sure To Use One Of ' MAlt. AWAY II!IVICI .••. W•'D mall your paper ., 110 estrl GGtt If 101 011 belllJ 111 DDt piaU two weelil fir IODJet. YGur nlllll'lpUallllllllt lit prtpaiti It Jllllt 1111111 rate for tilt tiiJitl JOI&.1111lllt J4111, lhlt Wt'l tate care of tbe!IJ!tUtna tollt. ,!all - --- 1 ( ) DID I PAY THI PAPER lOY? Be Sure ::k 0?[ es ( )DID I LOCK ALL tHI DOORS Our Convenient ..mer for h~to ldP'ren~: :a·•» IJ idan !, In ROTARY CUTTERS ( ) DID I TURN OFF All THI FAUCm? •:.,'1,;.:,: e.,;;:w,.::.._r:;.."' • 1 JOHN DEERE-----. ( )DID I STOP THI MILK DELIVERY? every \ :r: m:. .U: f:;ndays C·hecl( This List! Oft!' fHl DAlly SbiTINf• Funeral Held For Mr. H1nes Pomoruy Bend ·Cltlzenl Ra. dlo Club members met at the M nd M Robert T wblin. Charles a. Karr Sr. ae- Second Ward fire house, Pomr. a " ·. • compaaied Mr. 8lld Mrs. Paul ]eroy, Thuroday ev~, ~th bary are . spond~g 1 Y8<'lllon Tbelu and daughter, Paula to Tim Neul211ng, preoident, in at In';.~'~ t!:,~h ,;;' T Marion Friday evening, for a cbarge. :ry 1." :: vacation ,;..;"'Dr weekend villi with Mr. and Mrs. , Prayer by Robert lOng optn- 1J J Davis's offio where ~ Edward T, Bauer and daugh- ed the meeting. Plana were : b 1 ·RN. • ter, PoUy Ann. 1made for a family poti.U to Mn Jul'an Motte of CalifRodney Karr lsopending thil ,he held Sunday, August 25, at 1omia ·1, ~re for /viRit with week Marion, With hiS aunt .the Rock Springa falrgrOUIId , her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. ,and U11cle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- jwoth dinner to be at 1·39 p. m. M. Hennesy. Mrs, Motley is i ward T. Bauer 8lld Polly .Ann. ,Two new members, Fred Tay- the forJne,·, Kathryn Hennessy. I Mrs. Jack Cox and children lor and Dayton Raynee, both of PFC. Albert Bryan has re· I BEFORE YOU GO, ;:;::11 ~ en by Mrs. F. Gardner. Thant you notes were read from M• bel Vance and Robert Reibel. Tile hOlltesses, Martha Slater, Betty Cline, Martha Chlldo, Catherine Ervin, Bertha Darst, and Ida Childs and Clartse Erwin, contributing, served a dessert course to the 25 members attending. AtCOUIT nME ON YOUit VACATION ••• IUT r~lved Liquor Permit Tronsfer Sought Around And .About Mrddleport ClitiON& ••• lllmp to de •• roale, ud 11Mwe aU Iuisi llaat they qldetly Ia tbelr Hill. Jumping ar-d Ia a movla1 vehicle con not oaly canlt Ia- i jury to a child - II may cause ·~ oertoao dlotrlclloa to the driver 8lld reoult In aa ...Ideal. U ' yeur ear U a ceuvertlbJe, never travel wllll the tap 4owu wllll cblldren. It io wise to tlart early In the momina and get a couple · ol boors ol carefree drlvi"'l ill before breakfast. II two c a n drive alternately thil wUI 10 a lona way toward relieving the latipe, the cause ol • lar11e portion ol accidents. Even with periodic atops for re~t 'and refreshment, It il a mistake to drive more nine or 10 hours In 1 day. Above all, •toP when you fool slightest drowolneJs. It II surprisill!IIY easy to faD uleep the wheel. Ustenlng to on tho car radio may help you to otay owake, but a little clooe Mid harmonyin with all better. the CHAMPS - The Presbyterians ~g!d the ThC?mas team this week to win the . - CARPENTER joining io even die ort Boys' slow-pitch championship at Mll'llle1pa1 park Trophies were presented Since much driving Is on by )ecreation leader Frank Eschelman to the two teams. Ptesbytepan at RelaiiYel here have perhiChW&)'t, 11 ll'tb to obterve top, left to right, front row, are George Sauer, Roy Coleman, Hind[;, ay ilfJidY word of the birth of a daught- 1 few basic rules: and Ronnie ,Hindy Back row Bruce •Wallace1 Roaer Roush, Mlck Morr 8, J 1111 M er, er, Dalen• Georgiana, on Aug· you lind that you 1oft withAll~ Wallaee and. Rod Sauer. Players· lor thi!' Thomas team,. front row, Richard ust 3, to Mr. and Mro. 1\Gnald out11 locking 1llt ct.l l» clocir . WIIIOn Joe Custer Joe Stevenson David Burkett, Roger Wilt. Back rOw, Dave Scott, New M!lfshfleld. Grand- liiUst bead back :borne, don't Thomas, Charles Swackhamer, Dar;eit Stulllh9, Mike Smith, Sam Clat)YQJ1:~Y .. and parantA are Mr. and Mrs. Dale U!lder ..Y circumstances CI'GIII David Jenkins. Scott IMarguerlle crabtneJ of cenlfr sttlp. This It 1101 New Marahfleld and Mr. Em- Ulegal it Is courting 'aerloUI dJs. .,._ mett Douglao, HarrllonviUe, aster Proceed Instead to Ult Mr and Mrs. J . K. Crabtree nm. auti!Orired fXIL Mrs. Pearle canaday attend·tWiiUams, Drum MaJOr, . Nancy Director Donald D. Cook, of this communlly ara great Alll'ays ll8l! yCK1r dl~ICIJJMIII'I,J ed the funeral ol Mro. Clyde Pope, Linda Lathey, S h 1r leY Ohio Department of Liquor Con• pandpii'Oilll. Tho Scotts have lignalo before cbangln& Switw tn Huntington, W. Va., Dugan and Carol Florccart trol announce~~ today that the another douahter, Debblt, ·Don't chanee lanei bY 01 Thuroday . I Mro. C. 0. Chapman, Mrs. Ann Idepartment has started process- Mr. and Mro. Dale Dye and than you llave to. Mr. and Mro. David Rou•h of WebBier and Jon, all local, and ing 37 appUcations for new per- ll'anddautlhter, Rebecca, visit- DOn't !!Obslder r:~ill Colum'!lll,;tho have been Y"lt- Mr. and Mn. Dame! Struble, mtts and fl appllcatiotls lor ed with tho Clyde Walker fam- ,an lnvittllon to J>all, inl In KentUCky and th1s ''lcin- (Jean Web-) of Middleport, I· tranSfer or owner or location. ily on Thuroday and Friday and trucks ftavet 10 Illites per tty wott llllnday 'dinner guests ,\Vere Sunday dinner guesll of Included In the applications Is attended the Gallla Courll¥ on titHe tdgbwayl. At iJ m.p:"jl of Mr. and Mrs. Earl King. Mr. IMr. Stuble'l patento, Mr. and one from GaUia county, asking ·Falr. you lbolltd Ahfiyl l8Vf II Roush Is a former local res1- 'Mro. c. J. Struble ol Pomeroy. lor a traMfet from Wesley Ely, Mrs. Jessie Jewell, Columbua, car letiJIIII tJetwem yotJ dent. f . •Mr. an.d Mrs. Daniel Struble Rt. 7, Addison township, Kanau• accompanied bet brother Earl the c!Ar aheAd. Mist ·Taildy Durst of Raclnt .left Friday lor Ft. Knoll, Ky., ga to Addison Club, Inc. Green Starkoy to bil home here and If yOU don't want to IG spent fevenll days with Mrs. where he is to underao acbool- Gabk!s, at the same addreos. spent the weekend vlsltln& IVIth fast u most ot the ctl'i art Rutblait!l J!OI!sh, Norman, V1· ing in connection with tbe U. S. 'nle club hto per111lts D-1, 3.2 friends and n!lattves. lng get 1n 1111 rJabtlllle. anne aiiit!Vatina, while Mr. Ro- Army. SlrUble recently gradu· beer lor on·premiseo coommp- Mro. Mallie Lawther spent 1 11 tll.p.h. 11 thf speed uu..., ger Roush, RRS band d~rector, , a!oo from W01t Point. tton and carry out, D-2, high lew days with her sister-In- don'~drGp below 4S m.p.h. even 11 aeeompaniod the RHS major- 1 Rol!ett MU18er of Columbus :powered beer and wine for 011- law. El•le Perry, the past lin thla lafte. etfft to tho Aultln Peay Col· Iwao a week~d guest ol hJS mo- premises conoumption and car- w•ek On ..y loot trtp 1011 should Jega Summer Ban<f Clinic In !her, Mr. ond Mro. Earl King. ry out and D-3, restaurant - ' · · have llrat lid kit with Clarksville, 'roiftn. Tbe SJtla, who Mr. and Mro. Robert Canaday wine and splrUous liquor by the Minar8 illjurlel ha\'e han now returned ore Connee entertained with 1 picnic sup. glass llli 1 a.m. 13 CLAJM8 FILED knoWII to oct!ut 111t1Je pot Sunday ot their homt on Clara bee- paten II •f o ton, Thirteen lnitlol claillll I o !Ire miles from the Ul q Main St. Atlendtng were their Michael Gono. unempiuyment benelltt were Illotore. An DIYOTID JD IMnRiiSl OP dauahter, Sabra, Mrl. Edna ed with the ilW'elU of UnernC<lltOD, and MIIG! MASON ARiA Ru1sell, local, Mr. and Mra. 'J'IJNA IJTB ployment Compenaatlon t b l 1111n11nt1 a=t~ ~. ';:i.':'"' Ferrell Niday. Cheryl and liar• BOSTON (UPIJ - Tuna flAb- week, F. W. Chllden, poWder, ,._d.""'&..~':tr: bara, and her fiance, Jim Steele lng lo due lor a big develop- or, aald .today. Added Ill bUrtl dtld Gther ~~!~II g>. •, olo . . . _ .. - ·.. lofGa!lipollo.SabtaJipenUWOO!k mentofftheNewEnglanclcOist Ued .claullll (178) total aettve 1enclltl!llll tlli; alat oo: wtth the Nida)'t and accompan- 11 lliiiUIIer, llle lederalaovern- <lalma at week'• end was Ill. usefUl "...:., u - · • .,_ . . _ Jed them Ill Clllumbut Saturday. lllellt belloveo. Last year's A year 110 thote wero Z36 on ' ~.., •• ... ~ ·""''" " , . _ Mr. and Mro. WiWam Hnbstel- ealch o1 7 million . pwndo ••• ll!e, 4FAIA LADY I&TS' .,':::;' #'~',.,.w. ~~:C ter attended the Hobstettet r• doublt the previous year't._ YMt UlliOII SUndJIY II the Gllld Cilf TAKEN TO B.........AL HOLLYWOOD (UI'l) •lliiclrt;Mn ttta O.lifnM "'J • ed b I tudent w·n t v;:~~na . .o~-..a... af A ... - . -· - - . . . _ • ..... .., Park In C~rclevU!e. f unruy • I I cos J If L Lee 17 aon ol Mr ~- -..-·-·• - . ,., - ~... _ " T •1 the American taxpayer $40 mile ry · ' ' • __ .,.._: otap tleoiiDib 111111 011111' ::".,"::"":..,. .• ~:;•_: -., EXPENSIVE VANDALS lion this year, according to a and Mrs. Jacotl W. ....,, "'un tn are buay at Wuner Broo, 1:..: NEW YORK (UPI) - Re- survey mede by Owens-Cornin& He.ghts, Racine, was al!ml~ Btudio buildJniMta llle :::-:....... fl. . · - placing scbool winoowo smash- Fiberglaso Corp, to Hol2er iiAl• : · verslod 01 "MY lAdy" ,. ,. lowing an au cc to bo· ftlmod lben, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .......J Plants e<!metel'!' road nortll Of Sllldlo chit~ Jlilik w.~:=: Joe , Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mr• Parker 1 , PoUIIES c.r.s. 'l7n Iexam. '1'111! srtr.,.n u.._ 1M "· Surprises Ioflin.o.troit LucilJe IRou8h J ~~oops "'* '' , ... Dial -, • .Given tw jufol l'fCeived and ........ ,...., ' • Partv Thursday ::ln"::C:.~ ~r.; :r!:";~j;;-:! ~t : .; I Home Newspaper 1 Rad'o Club Is ' Planning Social Event Aug. 25 Mn. Charlet R. IWr Br., feoai<ml Secretary. 'M1e na!Jon. lal !'klllf, II lie ...!>ted by Mrs. lro Wellnwl II procram II desiped ~ ~~~~ e1 Mr. ud lll!la..,A. u':-• and Mn. IAui• Diehl entertain- recognition lor oeue~r101 "' 111111 atlenilll!l .. pi ed with a surprlee party Tburo-lurtberiog their educa- . 111111 acbook. . , .. day evenilog at ~ Naylora Run profeaslonal ~- Jnb : Hill home hunoring Mr1. Pearl ~ to PI.:::W, eKe'IDd WITH ~YD 1 Parker, who recently underwent ~ ~ SP-1 Phillip D. ~ ..,. major IIII!OfY · Finance Staff ol the Ford M~ o1 Mr. 111111 Mra. Gueats Wel'f members of the Mrs Dooilu Keno Jelvea f Laurel Cliff Belter Health club 1 ~~icb;ga~ women who Gr;yliD& Mrdl~ 1o ' .... of whiCh lolr•. Parker l• a char· succelllfully completed the weeb with the IJ. S.' Am!J ·t . • ter member. She l'fCelved rna- exam this year She also is jservea. He wiD be......_, tJ , ny lovely gifts. one of out of SST first-try ap- the 37th In!. Division HQ .q., Home made Ice c,...9 m and ]plicants55 to be certififed thls i!U II 11 ticle, "The Country Funeral for the Cleland Ermtheir andhome, BrettRedlands, left Thursday W. Va. were were served accepted. Ft. Hoodwith , TOI. served by theCurtis, hostaken from the Ohio Parson," Farmer Hines were services held from Ew- for Cahl. Mason, Refreshments by aturned 31klayto forlougb his alter par- cake t..ses was to Mrs. Clarence magazine. Those remembered lng Chapel Tuesday at % p m., after spending several weeks , Willard Boyer to those named ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan , Mrs Clifford Jacobs, Mrs. Emon the sick list were William with the Dr L L Roush pas- lwoth Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Lo- above and V. D. Edwards, Free- of Middleport. ,est Powell, Mrs. Charles Diebl, P. · n· Ids, Mrs. Pearl Graves, tor of the Fed~rated cbur~h ol- 11 gad and son, Skip. . I man Enoch, Robert Harde11, Jed Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ault and Mrs. Norman Scbaeler, Mrs. Mrs Bessie Bw~s. Mrs. Wil- liciating. Mrs. Robert Johnson and chll· lWebster, Doyle Shuler, Fred son, Todd, ol Springfield, VISit- JIIJIIeS Gilmore, Mrs. Robert I !o"m Kitchen Betsy Cunning- Special music was presented j dren, Cindy and Douglas ol Co- ' Gibbs, Herschel Noms, Nathan ' ed recently with his parents. Rowen, Mrs. Helen Leifheit, ham, Mrs. W111iam Slater, Can~ by Mrs Ben Neutzling, organ- lumbus spent ~hursday with ~r. Baggs, Charles Neuman. George Mr. and Mrs. William Ault and Mrs. Dana Oliver, Mrs. Paul i dac• Bahr, Mrs. Ada Ring, Har- ist. and Mrs. Wilham Folmer. Cm- Carson, .Eugne Hawkins, Harry family . Eichinger, Mrs. E. J. Tr,cy, old Wolf, and Bert Gilkey. BUrial was in Beech Grove dy .and Do"glas remamed for a Hoffman, Guy Russell. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Arch- I Mrs. Orville Allen, Mrs. MacJo. A rummage &ale was planned ..metery and pallbearers were VISit and woll return home Sun· ~ Haptoaslall, James Carnahan ' er and children, Charles Leslie lyn Cbaflee, Mrs. Allen Eichin- , tenlative!y fo~ August 23 - 24, nephews, Joseph Struble, Fran- day. . and Ralph Trussell. and Cloerole Ann of Akron, will ger and the honored guest. 1 With the location to be announ· cis Anderson Theo Heines Mr. and .Mrs. David ~ller iarrive this weekend for a visit . ced later. Committees for the charles Spen~er, Jr., Wayn~ and son, Mickey of Springf•eld ' 'I' M . lwith Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. sale are, building, Mrs Ma•tha Swisher and James Greathouse. were Tuesday guests of Mr. a'ld rtlt.¥1 mry eetmg Gregory Bobb bas returned to Mrs. Maag Holltess Childs: co-chairmen. Mrs. Ern- Coming !rom out-<>l·town for IMrs. c.. J. Ebers bach, Prospect I sHeld Thurstiay Columbus after a ltklay visit To Sewing Club est Lallance and Miss Mildred the service 9 were Mr. and Mrs. Hill. . . The Women's Aux1Uary of •in Middleport with his grand- Mrs Bradford Maa was Hawley; marking, Mrs. Oscar Floyd Price of Cincinnati; Mr. Mrs . .Phil Memhc:-t, Mrs. Cle- 1the Racine Firemen met nn Iparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph fess to .the Tri-Cit s!win club R<'Ush : and publicity, Mrs .. Lena and Mrs. Guy Martin and grandHmes. and Mrs. Denver Thursday evening at the town Gilmore, Front-st. Thursda evenin y at he/home I MeKonley. A bake sale Will be daughter Becky of Lancaster · VISited Friday in Park- ball, With Mrs. Bob Beegle, Dr Dell Russell and son . M' y 'II g ' h ld 1 t · th 1 11 ' ' W Va id t · bar · ' rn mersv1 e. 1 e a er m e a . Mrs. Charles Hoffner Sr. and · · pres en , m c ge. Andy, of Elyria, Ohio, wi11 ar- The evenin was spent socialMrs. Ernest Lallance present· Mr. and Mrs. George Stace. Mrs. Bradford Maag. and d~~- Plans were made lor a spe- · rive Monday lor several d•ys and in se!Jn Hostess ifts I oo the program entitled. "Speak- Findlay : Herlan Hoffner. Chllli- ~hter 10My~a ;er~ busm~s v:;l· cial meeting to be held August visit with his mother, Mr9. 1:ere presented 8;. Mrs M~ag i mg F1oors," IBken from the cothe· Mrs. Harley Strong and ors ar ers urg, · a. 22 to complete plana for' an Ice Edith Russell in Bradbury. Rf h · ed · ' 8 t dy book " Med'tat' 1 were serv nd ' · Fnday ' . 1 A 81 31 C nd B h e res mens u • ' oons a son, Donley Eugene, Wilkesville M •nd M W'li' G C cream soc1a on ugu . · a ace ahr, daug ter of the hostess to Mrs Harlan Programs," . by Louise Novot- and Errold Dawson, Belle, w. ' ·: ~ik. l ~a: ·k Those wishing to contribute in- Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr, s~s. rung, Mrs. wmiam Grue"s"e'r'" ll ny. The closmg prayer was giv- va . an eth~s s~tit~ Ig~edlents for the ice creamcono~ tained a sprai~ ankle durmg , Mrs. Robert Rawlings, Mrs: to or ' a ball game thiS week. Charles Riffle ' Mrs. Millard Wi~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. pies or M cake, w are It asked Cleland IICoopoor und other relatives. tact rs. a er Mrs. Hiram Fisher, Open your checking aceount here at our bonk s0011r r--. and Mrs. Carlos Cowen Mrs. Larry Wolfe. Elizabeth Fick, Mrs. Ro.h- 1 You'll save time ond steps moiling your checks to of Dayton were Tuesday dinner Roberts and Mlss Mary V1r-· pay your bills .• , ond your check stubs will guests of Miss Marcia Karr, HAVE COOK-OUT S Reibel. give you a complete record of your e~penditures. Syracuse. M•. ond Mrs. Vernon Weber entertained with a cook-out at In Stock Now For Your Mowing Naoda IN MARlETT A their home In Rutland Friday Hosie"" gifts were presented TO HONOR OLDSTERS IOOth AnniYOrurr Miss Jeanette Crooks, daugfo. evening. Attending were Mr. Mrs. C. J . Ehersbach when The Middleport Church or Of Tho .6FT. PUll TYPE FT. CUT ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter and Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan, the Kin club met Thursday eve- Christ w•H honor aJI members , Crooks is in Marietta today Mr. and Mrs. Emersoo Jones, ning at her home on Prospect are 80 ~ears o.ld or older e3 POINT HITCH . making arrangemenil to reside Middleport, and the hosts' chil· Hill. Sunday mommg durmg the Sunthere this fall where she will dren, Dennis, Dean, Donna, Dal- .Mrs. Annice Ohlinger presi· School hour. Mrs. Pearl A & teach the kindergarten classes las, and Duane. Donna and Dalconducted a short busiand M~ . Ernest LaJCOMMERCIAl.. BANKING PHONE WI 9-3202 in the Marietta Elementary las were overnight guests of sessien and the rummage are co-cha1rmen for the 1 Syot.,. PEARL STREET schools. She is a graduate of their grandparents, Mr. and Mr held this week was program for the honored. guests. ! RACINE, 0. I' U•hio University. Milhoan. The traveling prize Mrs. Reynolds IS takmg the 1 We Pay 3% Interest On Your Sovinga donated by Mrs. Edgar Pratt theme for the service from the was awarded to Mrs . Ohlinger. of John, giving the atGames were played and priz- tributes of women of the Bible. es awarded to Mrs. Harold Ebersbacb and Mrs. Pratt, who GIVE COOK-OUT also won the door prize. Mrs. . . Pratt recei•ed a birthday gift Mr. and Mr~. Wilham Zerkle , from her secret pal and family entertained with a ' Refreshments wer~ served by cook-<>ut at their home Sunday Member Federal R..,.,. Syatom the hostess and favors were ny~ Present were Mr. ~ud Ion net dish cloths. Present Mrs. Ross Norris, Mrs. R1ch· Member Foderol Deposit Insurance CorporoHon were those named above and ard Weaver and family, Betty 1 Mrs. R. E. Vaughan, Mrs. HomBill Knapp and Debby POMEROY, OHIO ' er Hawkins, Mrs. Carl Hysell, IN01rris. .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. Mrs. Ted Warner and guests, Mrs. Norman llarbrecbt and daughter, Debbie. ODID I STOP THE MILK DELIVERY? Pla111 were made lot: a rummage 10le. and other tlnancial projects at thf August ;.eeung of the Phltathea WomeJ>of the llldilleport Chureb of Clorilt Thursday evening at the cbureh. Mrs. Robert Reibel, pres!-.oot, wu in charge of the meetl ..g which was opened with script~re reijding takea !rom Galatiano.by Mn. Bertha Darst. The opemng prayer was gJVen by Mrs. Martha Chllds. Mrs. L. D. Ervin read an ar- WHEREVER YOU ARE ••• 11'·------ VACATION PLANS FILL IN AND MAIL THIS COUNI TODAYI Mrs. Etb Is Hostess For Dof A Meeting 'nle August meeting ol the Past Councilors of Theodorus Council Daughters or AmP.rica was held Thursday evening the home of Mrs. Grover Erb, Laurel St. Mrs. Max Meil)hart presided in the absence ol Mrs. Fred Dessauer, president. Devotions taken lrom the Psalms were led by Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, followed with the Lord's Prayer and pledge to the flag. Games were played with priz. .. awarded to Mrs. Rollin Bearhs, Mrs. Richard Campbell, Mrs, Thomas Cook and Mrs. Meinhart. A desSert course was served to the above and Mrs. Henry Reibel, Mrs. O!an Goodwin and Miss Ema Jesse. I It \\ 1 i .i ·I INSULATION OAK ROORING loll, pouring, or ·~ All different types blanket typtS. Pour- ·•. ·. ' in sto<k. Best quol· ingaslowas ·~,,,, ily.Aslowas $1.25 bag ~ .J 18c sq. ft. ROOFING Asphak shingles. All typas and colon in stock. As low as $4.83 sq.50ft. paper mailed. Your carrier will aave your copies In a convenient Vacation Pac for delivery when you return. ' I I I I I ,. I I I Clrculetlon o.,t., fiN Dally Sentinel l'amMOJ, Clh.. ' ,..a.111111anr ,._., • 01111111-------- --llt- AM....., ( O t y l - - - -...... · ' ...... ,.., Nfllria. . . ,, . . . Fill In And Mail-· This Coupon I .. I ~ ~!I I L---------------. ' 'I' 15csq. ft. MCILILDIIiGS Deslaned For You All aoss sec11ons. Ia soft .. har• wan. .. I 0r Call WY "''"' dtalatltn...... . 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The string began on April 29 and it must have seemedttcth Crt .. to the momen a ~u nected that it _would never end. Hali~~ ghtconu~ eu,;;:~ came o Frida at 10:31 p;;··c:~·and th~ 8 8 7 victory . c b 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 10, 196 3 . over the Ch1caao u s. It also. endf'<l_ a strt!~k o1 hard luck durmg which Craig •1~~~\hu gam:elpe~o ::"~~ w.. teclmlcally out ol the gamo regard Craig " a 'Y"' o \\'hen Hickm•n faced relief pitch- Its own frustrations. ~e Meta er Lindy lhtwo and lha bases 1 In 8 ~ · ·• • t t0.'4 campaign tom of the ~F:;..vtl Plteh oun:e San Franci!!CO. Giants adwent to 3 and I he- vanced t• within 41> gam•• of the National League recor :arne tore McDanlfl erooved the pitch the NL lead with a . 4.0 vl.c'?'Y conoecutlve defeata an~. the that got C•a•a out of tile rut. over the Philadelphia PhiUJes, withm one loa• o( mate mg -~~~ ~ man · · - •• • • • • •• • • • • • - -... I TAN INGS ls~MG Harrisonville Is 3.2 Wl"nner ';!': NaUoo•i1 a~• ~::r~•~,;"~1~: hl~:s..;:a~,~~ed .:~.: ~·t ~~ rofn.~ "hicbsy=7 ~ ln~~n~~:~:::;:~·League, New slx~::~:~nlre'a thr...run homer I ' d 1 ted 1M nino ·wtlll 1 tw..run oln!lle and I filled llnglt to atve AI Me. . . Frank n.omas also bomerod for lho Cblcln: ~ser: e~ the a homor as Clncinnau'o Joe Nux· his UUf victor)>. the Mell whl~eCO:~R1 ~w•~~!: Braves ~wned t)le baD rcJUBiered his toth win and , . and L4u Broc st. LWI• Cardin.!., 11-S, and the LAla Angoles' Johnny Pndres loot • NEW FOR victory raised CraiJ'a 5<>S· lloustm• Colla and Pittsburgh Pir· hiJ.' lACK TO SCHOOL d idely t 1· 1 7~ decisions tn a 1m u- am on record tob3-2Ut:; • : :betic :.:bl:h~a~ that went l5 and 11 score fhe unearned runs In the ~ : '4~i'4, ~!!t ;:! ~:ts ~ McDaof~e1 1edwi_tb ~n eles , York m~pe~a~~Q~tor~ 5-~. Hl, was tl• big blow for lho Braves, De· who de"''' Rob Gibson his ~-u1t h0:d1,!~~ig,on~ho3G!n":~ ~::t':i ~!~;::;atedK lltlcago,Citv':J.l,downed after ":lua~l~ Th~=t sev~th 1h2nnywlnKsea~ard1::~ loss againstJ manager o ansas · 11 t t the game CleveloTJ<l. ~-1, and Baltimore nou~: ~ :~~:., fa\r·fou1 topped washmgton, 7-1. :'ing during tt>< Braves' two·run HorJs Senn-Hittet second ;nning rally Ju"• Marichal pitched a seven· Hal Wnod•shlc~ pitched eight hitter tL w:n his 18th game for . 1 5 l'f shutout relief tr. win the Giants, Orlando Cepeda mn ng . drove in three ·runs with a single his 10'-h game for the Colt!! wh~ a 2-J ln!"s, :! DMOR HEALTH SHOES ' IV. te 3 ...- £' , LOAFER 6 TIE Op'" f to f ltlvrdo' ,1 · X THE. SIIQE 80 MIDOLI,OIT 0 ver Jaycees _ By Unllecl Prftl IDlemltlonal Amerle.. l Le•ra• Harrl!onville or the Men's Fait Pitch softball league spon- 1 New York . Final game of the summer will be Thursday at & p. m. be- L4s Angeles Kaiser and the Racket· , Kansas City tween D t 'I calls. e rm 54 64 To 8-4 Wt'n Over 458 21 0 ' , ---~- -- -· A NIW JDIA nJit A NIW lffA. HAVI YOU HEARD AIOU1 . THE NEW LOW-COST ·.. doubt' by Ed Bailey Rookie Ray I grounder In ~he b15ok nnmtL 11· Cul suffered his loth setback. berto Clemen e r E' up W. L. Pd. GB 72 40 ·643 I -~--- ddi s w •II M1. eport, yracuse 1 ;:~ ~,·:..::.:7!~~a:~. ~~~ ~::·,h?,~'~a~:'Z~H·~=i~ ~:s:-s:~~ ~~ E~~:rPlay Sunday For Trophies ~illi:U-~:·~;d;e; LA D d ~ I~ _ _ _ ~~ line BUDGET MASTER ·= FAMILY HOSPITAL PLAN? gerS o It helps pay hospital· 61 :455 2t M.lddleport and Syracuse will of trophies and the Meigs coun- nament championship, Mlddt.. I)' High School League champ- port edged favored Racme lhts sur&ical·medical bitt.. Lei 50 61 ,450 21'> battle for an attractive array k behl d St b t' th e hit me show how you COli 41 73 .360 32 - - ionship Sunday at 4 p.m. on ~e . n o ar !I re CINCINNATI HJPH- lt seems llshed the ga~e tt it wafln't for i sa.ve with tbit aew NaSTA~INGS wa~hing~•Y'• Re•ults the neutral Racine. High school pltchmg. Syracuse defeat~ Po- that the only w&y the Cincinnati "thf kind ol hits" ' they we~ ~ettionwide poliCy. IFirst RoUDdl New York 1 Los Angeles 0. night field meroy to move into the fmals. Reds can beat the Los Angeles ling. Five of the ~~8rS mne W. L. Th.e tournament, which be- Other probable starters for h. . th last two mmngs were Minnesota 5 Boston 3, night B dd Moore Dodgers is for the Dodgers to tts m _e Harrlsoavllle Pe1rl W. Willi ems 5 I 'I I I t twi night gan earlier this month, is spon· Middl~port are u . Y • get charl'table ··d give them • infield hits 4 2 Chicago 2 :oetrot , s . , . sored by 10 Meigs business catching, Jon Cunmngham at .... . I ---:--Melp Jaycees 3 2 Detroit 3 Chicago 1, 2nd, mght f m first, Joe Stevenson at second, game I Kenneth D. Willl1m1 Haclelcollo 2 3 Kansas City 5 Cleveland 1 CANTON tUPil Little Herb "st:;ung pitcher lor MiddleMike Gardner at shortstop, Mick Two errors by Jim Gilliam Hobooo Ill N, Soooncl Avo. 1 4 Baltimore 7 Washington 1 St M , port tomorrow will be righthand- Morris at third. Terry_ Johnson handed the Reds five unearned Kat"" 1 4 Saturday'• Probable Pllchen Murray of Denmson . ary s . d in left George Sauer m center' runs Friday night during a sb:Middlopert WY. 2·2211 Stewarts ' od d Boston at Minnesota _ wilson made the big showing Frlday er Gary Stobart.• wh1le Dav~ (S..ond Roi!Dd) will and Jerry Van Inwagen in right. run sixth Inning that pr uce an 0 "ICI HOUIIS t h th hth nd th £S.12l vs Stange .<4·3). night , scoring both Sou ouc - Baker, ano er rtg a er, Probable other Syracuse start- 3-4 trlurrp~ for Cincinnati over U P:r. I Harrisonville ' ' Detroit at Chicago _ Faul £5· downs ::as the underdog. Rebels be on the mound _for Syracu~. . n r d "I t:OO to S:OO_Dally 3 1 ' Herbert <10-Eil. made it three straight wms over Syracuse and Middleport. spht ers are Mickey Wme~ren ~ • the DodgecOJ. But Re s anager Kaiser Hobson Others by Appointment 3 % 5iN\S. York at Los Angeles the Nnrth in th• Ohin All . Star [ in regular season play. Middle- catcher; Bob Crow at first , Bill Fred Hutchinson and the rest of Jaycee• ! 3 lnlehwti- Ford ll.:-6) vs. Chance football game Wllh a 12-6 ded- port took the fir&t league game J~well second b~seKn,Gary tJherdn- the to:Am are agreed on one thing ····~ 1 z g " th km shortstop B1Jl app 1 they'll tak\"" victories any way ~~ · ~ Harkttcolls sion. 3·2 and Syracuse won e sec· s • • . -,hey can get them . ffiADAN, Nigeria nw.!) -Bull· a•IOIIWID 0 5 lt0.12). ,. loveland ond 4-1 base, Gregg .Roush, left f1eld, d Ge • Slew arlo ~ansas Cit~ 16a4ti C Ramos The speedy, 160-~und halfba~k I~ wi~nlnlf a shot at the tour- Fritz Sisson, center' and Bob tn- shouldered. ~Jble-rea mg n e. ..., ,.• =~~~ul::::!~~ (mghtl -Segul - vs. pul the South out m front mid· It Grueser in right. The Reds nl)ll' own five . Fullmer' a brawny mink-rancher t •••• od b he umphs over the league leaders m of West Jordan Utah, will try lo MACK GF.TS NOD 15-4) , h' t { 'ght) way of the firvt peri w en The High School tournament 13 tries. and tu~r of the flvt have n:caotur~ t~e world middleweight NEWTON Wales IUPil - Fred-1 :s~!~~r~~~~9~~: ~~~~:lsn;3-81. took a pass from q~~rt~~a~~ O]Or has been made possible through come as' direct re~ult of poor en,~n [rem docky , fast-fist~ I di~ Maek, iormel'ly of Brooklyn. - o Sund•y's Gamel Bill Robb of Ar mJ :wept The New York Clothing House, Los Angeles fiekliog. . Dick· Ti.gPr c.t Nig-eria tonight in y 1 f or<d to defeat Joe A eles lhe Nortll S·yar me an Landmark Proffitt's Wholesale The other o 1-11 1hutout by their third •itle fight With Electric Starters N. ."' s av the former New York ~t Los ng the left side for. the ~uchdown. Major ~ague Leader• in Racine.' Racine Hoffie Bank, Erskme of Walk~s, 'ght Boston at Mmnesota Late In the third penod, Mur~ Ry United Press IntcrnatloDal Rad' W M p 0 Swisher and Joey Jay. And in cas:l Fnllmer, 32, doe• British and E~pltP. heavywet Detroit at Chkago, 2 ra ushed tht l)outh out front Natioaal League lO . . ••. , Gr s PtdrP~1'1al VleUm defeat tht idolized Tiger, the Ni· champion. lomghht m :tl~~u~~ . Kansas City at Cle_veland 12~ Pwhen he dashed <Jver the Player Club G. AB R. H. Pet. ~hs~, St~:;n~ou~~d the ~d: Tho GiJilam erron, two walks gen3ll go\ ernmcnt will have • bout. Mark, 26. as s Baltimore at \Vashmg~on right side from £ive yards out. Groat, StL 115 ~ 63 158 .341 dlrow ~ De artment 'Store and and kty hits by Gene Green, Leo . force or 1,7~0 !loldiers and police •ly. National League The North finalty got its of· Clment Pitt 105 412 58 137 .333 ThepoDr il PSe t' l Carden~s and ';ada Pinson turned [ ready to protect Gene, if neceaW L Pel GBI fi 1 . d • 13r. 320 e a y n me. 1-1 tie into I 7·1 J lead • feru;e rolling in the ma peno .• Gonzlz, Phil 114 422 63 a . h again.st Pod : sary. (rom the expected selloutt SIE S ADVANCE 1 AUS <UPll- Los Angeles 68 45 .602 .. but not steadily enough. Thetr T. Da\'is, LA 99 370 42 118.319 tough·luck 1Jill er o n . ~es crowd of 45,000 In the new ouHAMBURG, Gf'rma~~ San Franci-sco 64 50 .561 41.1 lone tally came on a pass from Pinson, Cin 118 475 72 150 .316 anJ reliever RQn PerranoskJ. PID· door Liberty Stadlum. Au•trallans Marly Milligan, Bo~ St. Louis 63 52 ·548 6 quarterback Ray Kubacki ol Aaron, Mil 115453 112 142 .313 0 :;t>t:i~flh~~~~o:erm~lrelhl~ Ho•<V•r. Tiger Is favored at 1 534 71.-'! Cleveland st. Ignatius to halfback I Wiliams, Chi · 112 433 65 133 .S07 Hewitt, Ken Fletcher and F r e Cincinnati 6.'i 55 · . B·l. 4-l to kffP his 161>-pound cr:own 1 Stolle Friday reached the quar~ Chicago . 59 53 ·5Zl s;~~ Larry Grimes of Alliance, who White, stL 115 467 81 143 .306 h d lt-d 15 und f1ght Priced Frq11! terfinals af the West German ten Philadelnhl_a . 60 56 .517 91 .~ raced 33 yarcb down the left Kuenn, SF 76 258 37 78.302 Ut S f0Wfl Podres, the JO~r. 1S 2·2 for the in dthefirEsc I' ud' Ja~~o Hart t~ I. pi 57' 57 ·500 I >,; , sideline to. paydirt, in 6pite of An I ,r,g an ' .. ' enl!! cham onshi P9 · Pittsburg · Santo, Chi 112443 55 131 .296 . ~-: · • . :..ea~ WI'th the •Reds . two earned refl:'ree nnd only ring official, d_ 1 1 67 120 ·2116 . l Some 14,000 fan• watched the Cepeda, SF 111 He has shut cides that 33-yoabr -otd EASY ~E~MS · .!lti d •.,...., 315 3~ gamt:. Mt Fawct:lt•· StadiUm 1n Amerlcaa ..eiJae · ··• . winner no trou 1e 1!1 ex e · -Low Do~P. P.I.JMIJn~ New Y . . t"' So tb ened the II- Player Cl•' G. AB R. n. Pd. . . therrr out twice. A s~llout gate would approxl· Fnlay'a ReJults . whtcb - u e~ h winl for Ystmki B~ 106 403 66 135 .335 DETROIT ~UPJ) - The Cleve- . Joe Nuxhall permittP.d 13 tiits, eWUILITZER Up To 24 ~. ~~! J,.l~ . '~ j Ovtr 40 lillW 4,1lill ' New Ym·k 7 Chicago 3.. mght . garM ser.tes at •ug. t f r Rollins' MiJI 96 362 56 114 .315 hmcf Browna make their debut un- but 11eattered them well and last- ··mate $280.~ eBALDWIN 1 pair °C. 1 ~· ti' Kall'ne ~ net BikM On Display San Fran. 4.Philadelph•a 0, mght , each l:e<tm ·~ 100 418 70130.311 der l.he guii'Jance of Blanton Col· ed umil t·,~~·o wert! out in the and OTHER FAMOIIl ' Houston 1 P1tt. 6, 1st · t WI,· 15 inn · Bron BCI:c..'eVICh of mcmna · 1 h' ed AI t,ONDON, CLAY FIG HT ted th parson LA 111 420 58 1Z7 .302• Uer In the irst pre-arason ex 1· ninth when Hutch summon IRAN OS 1 Pittsburgh 7 Hou. 6, 2nd. night 11 Roger Bacon was prese~ e 'Wegner' LA 111 420 58 127 .302 bition game tonight against the I-Worthinnton ·rrom the bullpen LONDON n.IPil - Brian Lon.d 1 hill' Thorman Studer award giVen an- a • . . "' yo inns. d. . in b Malzone Bos 108 417 48 125 .300 Detrott L1ons. arter the Dodgers had tal11e don's manager, A P 1ps, 18 8 Cincinnati 8 Los Angele• 4, night nually to "'' WIM g ~a~ ~·Geiger, ·Bos. 8t 210 54 80 .296 It's m~ybody'J guess _as to the three timts on five singlei to that he has agreed to term!! for Milwaukee 6 St. Louis 3, night Fr . Ph.lladelnhia Hershbo.~r Chi 92 322 48 93 .WIchanges Lhe Browns will unveil, close the margin to 8-4. Clay of 8 bout a1ainst thCassius YOUR San anclsco a1 ~"" tr • lh ·11 •- •-k' to N0 1 -ten rda •1 • babl Pltt!hen "P1ctery Tr~lnH Servlc.S•t• Y ao e -O'Dell Ol-6) vs Bennett {4-11. Causey, KC 103 410 56 119 .286 ror ey Wl ~ m~ worthlnaton allowed an infleld Louisville, Ky., e · • "u"' - BMW-Hond-Triumph Chicago at New York St Louis at Mi.lwaukee -Bur- l Smith, Bait. 98 303 41 86 .284 : fi~ld for th~ first time m hiotory I single to pinch-hitter Ron Fairly, der · for the world heavywelght PHONI U JACKSON. O. DEALER J~:~ckson 112~101 vs. Ci~_ (7-l0). det~ (8-9) vs. LeMaster <8·71. Home Run• I without tht-tr namesake, hut ttruck out rookie AJ Ferrara crown. ''Through my ,gent in OIMn 10tos ·Mon., Thurs.. l-o5 Angeles at Cincinnati Natiooal Lta&ue - McCovey, ~ Brow~, as tht euach. ' to end the game with the bases America I have agreed to terms Sat.-10 to I Wed,, (ni hO D sdale f1H2l \'S. Giants 33; Aaron, Braves 31; I Collier, who was Brown s full. for l..<lndon to fight Clay for proRoute ~~.Mile Y/eat Pu~key <S·7L ry Mays, Glant!l 28: Cepeda, Giants' sistant for many years Nuxhall said he "stiffened up" moter George Parnassus in Los Of Athens On "1\tiht Hl•uston at. Pittsburgh 20; Santo, Cubs :20. .. I ~ovP.d up to th~ hea~ durin& the big s.ixtb-ionini rally Angeles some time in Septem- !__.:;..;,;;;;,;;;~;;.;;,;;;;__, Nottebart (6-4) vs. Cardwell American ~ague- Ktllebrew, 'l· Job after consultmg_w•th theh but he thought he could have fin· ber," Phillips said. ) Twins ~; Allison, Twins 25: Stu· eran coach, t"la" indicated e 12 , art · Red Sox 25·, Wagner, Angels I give his quarterbacks a free ' Sunday'• Games he 1 122 · Howard, Yanks 22. in calling t P ays. Houston at Pittsburgh I · b t Chicago at New York, ! Runs Batted Ia That had een a sore spo"'"''"" Nat.lohal l..eague - Aaron thE' Browns players under San Francisco at Philadelnhla ' Los Angeles at Cincinnati Braves 94 . Wh'tt e, Cards 81 ·. San~ who called th vlllually u· every h 't play~ dis st. Louis at Milwaukee to Cubs '77; Pinson, Reds 75; Beyonddh' 11 • Co ler asn · 1 1 I ",;;~~~==--=-•=-, 1 pans.not sure who ( "osc lr MrCovey, Giants 74· He stilltS wz! Amerl£all Leacae - Kaline. Ti- startmg quartnback would gers 75; Stuart, Ked Sox 74; Wag- ag,im;t th.:~ Llcr.s after Friday's ner, Angels 70; Allison, Twins 66: light worko11t et th Hiram, Ohio, 1 Battey, Twins 64. training camp. Pll<hlllg Cnilior ••id both Jim Nir10w~ki: 1 1 NaUeaal "J-ea1ae - Perrano5kl, a former Uons quarterback, and D(Migers 11-~; Koufax, Dodgers IFrank Ryan, who subbed admlr18-4; Maloney. Reds 17-4; Me- i ably last season after I Ninow~ki Bean, Pirates t'\!:-3: Marichal, l was injured, will see as stg· I Giants 18-5. nal callers during the · American IA'ague - Bouton. It's likely that wiU be the Yanks 15-5; Radatz, Red Sox 12·1tern ror the season, he 4; Piwrm, While Sox 14-5: Ford. 1 The only key man whD ls a Yanks 16-6; Downing, Yanks 8-3. question mark is guard John Wool."", lit •boo betn nur.dng bru'se<! knee and If used in REUNION HELD SUNDAY game he would he playing The annual Frencb fmlly re- posite petr~IL tackle 1union was held Sunday at the i Brown. a 300 pounder: -FPD..14f.l UA1 ... II. Rising Sun Park in Lancaster,. i Collier bas indicated he will Now, your plumber or appliance dealer olftrs a $251rade· 4 celln " whitl! Attending were Mrs. Ethel .l starl former Detroit halfback Ken · in ol/owonco when you change from flame·type to a new Mldtl "PDS··14Trt In Mr. and Mrs. E . H. Webb on oHtn1e and weu• r.Piain r.a.metl flameless Quick Recovery electric water heater. Don't and sons, Kellh and Kim Uons deftllloivt and Bill Glae. now! This offer is tor -a limited time only! • Even the freezer never Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Roush The garq~ should give an indi· ; roeodl dtfrosti ng - with and son, Ron, all of Middle- eatlon ol what the fans can exclusive frMt-Proof Mr. and Mrs. W. E. ,-c1 a' the •erond pro football system! PROFESSIONAL PRESSING SERVICE AVAILABLE IFr·en<'h and daughters, Pam douot.head'' at Cleveland 1. 1"' het watar-electric-hot for sanitary dishes and • 1DO-l b. zero tone freezer ! Sandra, of Worthington, and Ali£. 11. T.he lJblis. wiU ~ak"e on cleaner foundry. e Twin llide-out fruit al"ld . anO· Mrs. R. E. Presion the New York GU~fltJ ID one I · FOR DRY CLEANING CUSTOMERS Yf110lablo Hydratars. 2. Sale~no pilot lights, no fumes, no complex valves. I and daughter' Julie, Columbus. eame and the Browns will meet I • SIDra&• door has egg shell, 3. Cltan-lt'o ftameless. lhe Baltm)Ore Colli in the other. butter compartment-room Bit 2511.1. 1.o1td ~-;- ~Oc , 4.1~11111 anjii'ti'aii.=rio flue pipe neodtd. Single l.old W11h - · 20c plare for,.., tall bottitll I 1 5. 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' qyyxlt:5k:l10 a.10 • oosL Cell Ohio Power Company. yOur elec· "· tric wator heeler dealer~ FRIGIDAIRE 51 Ohio RebeIs Take Another Small Army To Aid F 11mer Just-In-Case ·-::=:::;:::::;:::::;:::::::::;:::::;::=;"'1 HondaMotorcyciH. M . L •e eagu LeaderS UD w"' a C }}"Ier Makes 'Ji PI AN 0 S :!::::ee • Deb A B :' ~ :: ~;,: ~ CoaclJ. Torught ~::: : ~~;::,~;::. Tlgeprc~.;h• I $269 to $742.50 HAWK'S CYCLE SALES 1 1.)1: r--- RIVERSIDE LAUNDROMAT • · . 'I • j . SUNSHINE CENTER 'Jhriftiest Frost-Pr8of Frigidaire Makes! ®rp • COIN-OP LAUNDRY WATER HEATER PROBLEMS? DRY CLEANING I OPEN SUNDAY, Aug~ 1l Trade-in your trouble now for *25! ' .(1 · Parade To Form'On Laurel Cl1•ff ROad TDesdaYAt TWo ' • . TUeatlay at two o'clocll: In lite aftenioon 30 or more floatl1 and exhibits will lOll!! oo the J,aUMI Cliff road'• eastern ter· lnlnotJs 1o prepare for ·aha! Bill Child's algnal to "Let 'er RAll!." Tbit ftoall wf1L make up the "Centemlfal Parade" co~ orating 100 yean of Melg• only -- 1HI fAMU.Y RUIMIERAT't>R OHIO POWER J.# J"COMPANY . . ,. '"vanO,.•OW"'I• ,, .. ~ .. 4 -·-· /~. -·'-4"•'''"'"' .,.IIICMf NCTJIIIC ~IIGWfi.IYITall DRY CLEANING • • • .,sz Per Load '359 Baker Furnhura Middleport, Ohio N. W. COMPTON~ O~. · o. OPTOMIITRIST Offlee Hours: 9 to 12. 2 J,o 5 (Close at NaoD 011 Tbun. - Eut 6iMut St.; Pomeroy .- ·:• ' . ~ ~ lt:~a., m. ; ~ doWIIIf:• p. a: 0.. ell up er down Ul • • ··I .. 7:11 a. m.; n111Qc aad .,.. lolviJ, AI. bert lloldal, P-;,..!_111: IDd upbotmd lllleotl, · 10 West Vlrglala, loltlo... 14..,. .BolworP• and J~ I. lanlla lllver -: · • Lewill doWn Marmell.30..,.~ Little Edward dowrl - 3:05 P· m.; ~erry B•. wwtll down Winfield 1.11 ) !;j.,~ Jane Lucu 4oim W •· boUnd a..-wood, 1 . . .., 3~a~.~m:·~;~w:e~lte~r:.,::w~ill~iamsoo::::.~•·~m:·~·~Cbar;::.;;tn~stev~......,;::~·::;P_;:";;·;.;•;;.·.;;m.;_=::~;;:: Blakeslee. Tltlstowaa "Mau of 11104 Friday. Chestunut Mrs. St., liOJI, 4~:35:U~P~~·~r~ Feeney • Bennett Post 128, ·els" be tbe celabraled in Ang· the m. Charles L. the finest local show of many American Legtoo, color JUard chapel at tbe home of Rtcltard Price, Gallfpotls Ferry, years standing. The show will and firing IMjllad. Cardinal CualtJnti In Boaton'o ter, 12:28 p. m. Friday. move ooto the fairground race Rock Springa ·Bill)' Bee f.H Brtgbton seclion. IJIICb.vpd track at 3 p. m. Club, Mb. .AmGa·Lionard, float. In the wnrdi o1 Cardinal Patienll recently dlocharged Aulslting Mr. ChUda I ftaclrie Camp Fire Girls, CUshing, loog-Ume peroonal Mrs. Ada Harbert, forming the perade line of Helen John11011, 110111. friend of lhe Kennedy lamlly, S, Rees, Jr ,, Mrs. Vir· march will be Vltgfl Modern Woodman ol Amer~ "Patrick Bouvier Keruteely DOW Parsons, Mn. Russell WootRichSrd FoUrod and Roger Morco, float, Mrs. William Hart, Uves in the nursery of ·lha Oscar "Basilani, Sr., Mn. san: Shade. dren of Heaven." Tabor, ,Mrs. James Entries ..Ul receive . The maq 1Jt for baptlud chll· Vernon Taylor, ""'m 11 m when arriving on lhe road Unlcycleo, Bavfl( Karr and dren who d}l before lha age Morton Neal, Mlso Joan correopondlng to numbers on Van Klrkla!ld . l'l!ai!Oil and, In the eyes of the Malezewskl, Julfwl olllkn placed along the rood. ~~t"ntlr ~I:Sch 1 Catholic Chnrch, are In heaven. WaiTt!ll, Mn. Golden 00 Patrlct Bouvier Kennedy born 11 Tropliles, cosh prizes, band Mrs. George Lear roselfel will be awarded In · to Mro, Jaequtline Kennedy at Fisher. vlsloo Judging. Surrey with ·fringe, .ltlrl. 12:52 p.m. EDT Wedneoday Amoas · AWns Judgn 8,.. John Kerr, Dwight Mllboan. Caesarean section, was baptlz·.l Radio. Joseph Doyle WHTN· Racme Future Fa1'11101'1 of od wltllln minutes because of According to the midnlght ,.... TV, Huntington; L)>mt• Tedrick, Amerf<a, Joe Llmlng, edvlaor, Us &l!t wieks pramature birth of the nursing department Women's Edftor, Athans; Dlck float. and the respiratory aliment patients who were llaled OWen, publisher, Ohio Valley Junior Twlllght f.H Garden which led eventually to . its lair included Charles ShePublla1tlog ca., Pomeroy·Mid· Club, Mrs. Gall Buck. dtath at 4:04a.m. EDT Friday. Mrs. Estus Plymale, Mrs. dleport, and John HeiskeU, Rose Carr, bu&gy. Kennedy's d..p grief was apByer, Levi Barry, Harley staff WSAZ-TV Huntington. parent In his Fim appearance Roy Mathias, a• be arrived at Otia Air Asbury, Sigal CaUlcoat, PT. PLEASANT PHONE 460 OpP. B&O DEPOT U I eWS Base, Maos., thr.. times Fri··IWiilliam Hartung, E. A. Reed day to villlt with bill woe. She ' Miss Mayme Berridge. GIVES PARTY their niece, Debbie May, to wa1 described as in good Mrs. Donna Jean N•lson en-·jho!r parenlll, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce dition, but under mild sedation TONIGHT with a Sarah Friday ovenlng, after a applied by the doctor who told "PANIC IN VIAl ZIIO'' jewelry party at her ' visit with them. Their her that hor third chlkl had a., Milland Jeon Hagen Nelson Road SleVo, who baa been vWtln& dfod. -andAugust 2. Mra. grBilliparenll, Mr. and Mn., "THI BROKEN ~AND" of Chester was the Snowden, relurnod home . BALSAM CAST K011t Taylor Dlannt Darrln 1\ :~~=r. Games were played them. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Mar· (Color By Deluxe) II awarded to Mrs. Jean· Mr. and Mrs. John Montgom. tin Balsam baa been cast in the Davis, Mrs. Janet Bolin, o1 Salina, Kansas, are vi1- role o1 a movie studio boss in i;/,.-Mon. Aug, 11·12 • • • • Mrs. Joon Harrison. Mrs. loa· their perenta, Mr. IUid the film version ol "The Carpot"THI MANCHURIAN belle Nelson and Mrs. Botin re. CJ1fl01 Snowden and Jell, baggers." CANDfDAT~' the door prizes. RefreshMr. 'and Mrs. Francia Moot· Others already annoonced lor celvfd Front Sinatra Jan~ Leigh LaureJiee Harvey menta of saodwiche3, poto chip•, and family of Lana•· 1M caat are George Peppard brownies, Iced tea and coif.. and Robert CUmmfnga. " '1 . -<IJJd"INCII:JINT lit ·AN ALLEY" were servfd to those mentlonod Mrs. Sam Gibbs was admitted Chris Warfield Mrs. Marte Birchfield, Mrs. to Holzer hoopllal. 'Erin O'DoiiDell II Cl1arl1otle Willford, Mrs. Irene Barnes, daughter of ~IStewar·t, Mrs. Donna Lathe Dorothy Barnu PODJ.. Jenet Morris, Mr•. hao been her .• Corso~. Mrs. Betty Herring, Mn. Rosa BarllJls POMIROT. OHIO II J•~sie White, Mrs, Bernice her aunt, Mn, Greco 'Jbo. Eatered H01pltal -....;~;;;;;;~~----~~!~~~. Mrs. Binda Diehl, Mrs. Among those who en!ered TONIGHT Tucker, Mrs. Virginia Mr. lnd Mn. Wayne Turner, Holzer hoopltal in tile past 24 •toDOM a OOMOIIIIAH" Mrs. AvaneU George. IBI•olne and Brenda, visited with bou!'l were Mra. Clara B. By· ltel"lri!J'::~~~ipl'!r Ang.. ENJOY WIENER ROAST dalJI]Iter, Osa, In Col1111>- er, 156 Jack&M Pike, Roy L. 11; ·SI!il)]U Biller, · Rolonna The Busy Bee and Sunday. Brenda remained Grose, Rt. 1 Cheshire, Mrs. ~ IUk Battaf:, Dsno 11;~~~ clasaea of 1M Hek employmenl. Ruy Rowell, Rt. z VInton, WU~l.:!~n Ellen eaoler. of Christ bold a Mr. and Mn. Richard Martin Uam C. Ramey, Jr., Ht. I Ew· Rl1qnlnl!lll)e: 1 Bn 4!1 mln. and wiener family, Lopn, bave moved lngton, Nancy K. Jeffers, Ma· Only CLOSID home of Kathy Thomas, the Mlcbael property on son, W. Va., Mrs. France.s B. 1 evening, August 2, St. Mr. Martin baa been Barker, Mason, W. Va., eyn. I'Oit VACATION attending were Mrs. to coach football and to tbla S. Pll2er, Mason, W. Va., 1 Diella PhiiUps, Mn. Ethel Nelat Rutland High achool Craig Allen SWick, Rt. 1 MidAut. 11 thru Aug. 29 Aut. 20 thru Sopt. 5 and Helen Mae, Mrs. Jessie year. dleport, Harry R. Beach, Rt. 1 Look at these features ! "MUTINY ON THI Dr. and Mrs. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Wald Dallon of Middleport, George W. NesJel· t NO FROST ANYWHERE, in refrigerator BOUNTY" , Bobble and Harold and nieces of Phlladel· road, Jr ,, 318 Lasley st., P~ or freezer ('l'ecbnlco)or) Nicholson, Gary Pa., called on Mr. and eroy, Harley D. CUnningham, • Portable Ice Keeper lllorlon Brondo- Tarlta James and E r 11'1 e Arza Bryant, Monday ev· 224 Union .Ave., Pomeroy, Mrs. • Huge Freezer below holds 188ibs. HPf• 1 ' 9' lV, 11 "IT HAPPINID AT THI f 11 Y I mboden, J eII Tillis Luckadoo 1Jt lllkinll Eber C. Camaban, llaclnl, JeJ. • Deluxe Dairy Bar Door; Butter and and Connie WOIILD'S fAIR" KathyJim Thomas. In Cnlumbua, frey L. Lee, Racine, Mrs. Eliz. Cheese Keepers , . .. ('l'ecbnicolor) PERSONALS • 3 Sliding Shelves; Visa Crisper llllvlo Praley, Joe• O'Brien Jake Thomas and dalJI]IIer, • Flush fit "built·ln" slyling L,.. lt21 IIJ••aniie, Min nee Tbomas and he Our Dlsplty At The "THI WONDIRFUL rrumu, ~ Candy Madden, • Wedgwood Blue & White Interior W911LD OF THI of ColumiJliJ, were weekend MEIGS COUNTY FAIRII IROTilllll GIIIMM" of Mr. and Mra. Edward ('l'echntco1or) and Kathy. Mra. llutll Laurence Hervey and and dalJI]Iters, Sandra Claire Bloom and ur. and Mrs. Ray Golnlher· iiPf. i1 iCru &t. I er and cbUdreo of Pomeroy callW~DIINIY'S them Saturday ovenlntJ. "IU it MAGIC" ' Mr. and Mra. Paul Tayllll' IDd ('l'ecbnlctJior) Mr. and Mn. Bob Buck and Jbylt7 Mills Burl lvea Carrie, of lVIth Mr. Orval Return Jonathan Meigs, DaUI· hters of the American RevoluUon (Buggy), Mrs. Dwight MD· hoan. . Antique Auto, R. H. Rawling1 and Sons. . Buggy, Blaettnar Auto Co. 1922 Truck, Dwaine Jordan, Carpenter. Meigs Rldfng Club and junclub. Meigs Chapler Jzaak Wal!OD League, Wallace Bradford. Heath Method~*~ Church, Rev. E. Dowsoo. Dwight Milhoan, Anlfque au· (11!!0), Model A. a.tley Collins, Antique auto. Claude Daniels, Galllpolla, -auto. Fred Leifheit, Fair l!oard, o..n drawn wagon, Middleport Business and Pro- ' ' Greetings from Your Neighbor Across The River . • • On the Occasion of Meigs Co. fair SHOP"IG Olf Carolina Lumber & Supply Co. R t}and Soc•aJ N Rx. I • for Wonderful Living I II PHILCO Hospital News .wfuts I • A SUPERMARKET in your home and that's 14.6 c~ ~. 2 Door NO FROST Refrigerator· Freezer 95 II 1 Haley. ;~~=~!~:~~=jCh§artl~e·~E~.~E~od§'·~R~I:·~~~Ruttl;a~nd. ...... ___________ __ 12.6 c~.e~· 2 Door t -· ~-~--- Mike Re•dy Nowl '.• .. for the FAIR -;;;;;:11 Bruce and Mr. and and Mn. . JHoffco NO FROST Refrigerator-Freezer kART lld.vill of Lttnpvllle. Mn.. Ethel Ne1aoo and 11'81111·11 Kathy Thomas, spent In Martella. WbDe tiH! campus Our Price A POWEI QASS FOR EVElY AGii t Only Look at these features 1 CIIAQIS GIOICI Of • NO FROST ANYWHERE, in refrigerator or freezer FULL lACING KITS AVAK.Ait.E 11 COMIIIM- • 2 separate easy access doors = llol 1!1 on V.. fllnf """""' YotJ'II bavo .,.,. fun witiJ a 1, IIJJnfY Hollco t<ort lllnclil'll Pluo ruwm udt *ITIIONQ TUBULAR fRAME, *Hi·CHIIOME • 105 lb. Zero·Zone Freezer ••ADDU$ ' • Dairy Bar Door; Butter and Cheese Keepe11 TRIM, *COMET cAIITOIIATJC RAaNQ ClU'ItH, *INTER· NAL DIIUII BIIAf!EI, *SISSY RAILS. *UPHOLSTERY. llnlllj onci'IWin EiJtint - · Wldt vtrioty ol Olllionll ~UIIDrfel ......... Don't buy MJ Qo.KlUt llfttil )011 hlvt 1!11 HOffCO KAlil' I I - - . , . • Full·width Porcelain Crisper • Magnetic Gasket on Freezer Door • WediWQOd Blue &White Interior Uaetl ·,••·--•us: •.HAlTERS · P.nY !""' C)Jttle ' LESS TRADB IINIJ- NW •nd 95 PDI IOYI I TO H AUGUST 13-14-15-16-17 Enjoy the water heater that's 5 ways batter w.. oa.,. Counl)l promlsa to Wiles, Uon, Katht)'n Crow, pn;Sl'nt fall'l. to the They lair-going public Alke Nease. 6:00 A.M. TO 11:00 P.M. DAILY I ,.-!Uver lteport Dall7 ~ntlnel. PpJI!efW·~~ Cl., ~ 1 lfeve-: up 23,4 a. m.; A. E. DyU down ' a. m,; Clu!til! up " . ; Oltltl' ~!""- ~J--" PlerceG liP 23, 4:• a m.; Peal' Dowlte1 a.""· " '• •. .,. p. m., ......, ' .,~~~"" 1:10 p. m.; Bob a.m. up down 23, 7 a.m.; LYdla ll· up "• z'z I .,_ - .,: v 11ta 11111t r · " p: IU, U.J, runnlnl I I p. m.; PIIIJII)'Ivlllla GIMiliP I P m.: J - T. down I on rollen, • 14, 4:48 •. m.: DWe Greeltup S:lll a . m.; R. H. Pt. Pfeeqnj :ZU'I, H1J>. dowD If, 6:10a.m.; VaJ. Bolworth D ...... Gn!enup S:50 I · · I BOSToN (UP!) - Tbe world lon . Kanawba Falla Ul, can down' If, li:• 1 . m.; ~ a. m.; Elisha WoodJ up Gremjoined Prttltlertt and Ml'l. K..,.. Charlostco 18.02. Loadoo, Mar- er Herdmlll up 11, S:25 a. m.; up 4:10 a. m.; F. H. ~ The entrlel foJJow (n<il fa JnllCIIIII WomtD'I Club, Gnee nedy in D1GUI'IIIni !belt lrtfant met and Winfield dalllll were Raymond Salvetl up 15, Sa. m.; c1otm GreemJp 4:211 a. m.; WilY" of march) : Tltelma AM down 16, Z:30 a. ne H. down Greeoup 4:511 a. 1Prall and Nan Macre, co-du!Jt.. ,... who wu ID be burled today Rock Sprlnp Grange, Fred men. 1n Brookline, Alps,, birthplace A. Jarvia, Wellsloo, Leo m.; c. v. Hamer up 17, 7:30 m.; Cotton Queen up Greenup Goegleln, master. 1 Evelyn Ward, Rulland, bug· of 1M President. Brammer, South PoInt, m.; Charleroi up 17, 1:45 a. 1:30 a. m.; Southlaad up 32, Racine Jolly NoJ&hbon '-Hun•. ·. The sorrowm, Chief EJ:ecu. Mrs. James<~~. Markin, Jronlon, Tlbolt up II, uo a. m.; 2:50 a, m.; Dan Qubln up 32, Club, Harrtet Nelgler, Mary K. Melp Cotlni,Y Junior Cham· tlve, wbo visfted his boepttaUz. M. Linemen, Reed up 211, e:w a. m.; U6 a. m.; Bayou Ltt Reine Yost, Wflma McGraw. ber of Comrntrce, ftoat ; ed wife three times Friday, ton, and Mn. James F. w. Lea down 20. 7:30 down 32, 4:30 a. m. Lemae up Ladles Auxiliary, Syracuse Melga CCiulll7 Junior Leader- beaded tiH! fanilly group who son, Ravenswood, W. Va. · m.; Jobn Hood down 21, 112. 1 a. m.; Kentuckian down Fire Department, Ada Slack. ahlp Club, float lot J u n 1 or would attend tile 10 a.m. (EDT) BlriU a, m.; Chris Jr. down 22. M, 3:30 p. m.; Jooie up 31, 4:10 Big Bend Mlntttrel As!KJCta. Fair q!IMD lnd tint, C. E. ,Jervice. Mrs. FOI'l'etll Keith a.m.; Walter Backjord down p, m.; Northern down 34, 7:25 1 wirtsaV.. " Jd J • or .. oms. ' KeonedJVS· In Their· Gn.ef ·Acal i rill of AH ll;:lndt. •Naw, DtmOastrator ud Uaed Karla at Sale Prlctt fOr tbe Monlll of August SAtll URVICI PARTS Spec!~~ Associated Ra.dio' and Television .· ·, ' •New lllOO.L llld UOO.L Wilt lleDd EnCinll Ja llloek ' - -MGflfJCO CHAII!I IA'l'f-W~J '•· . liND . .... IH~I~ G. V.lc06kl QUICKI.&. d· :.;tiAII(QW wi!l't.Y . . . VA'~..........!!'.(·.~" ~~~rd*~~;ll~~~=~ · .c . . ....7.......... . . . ·, .. "111' . .. ~ or in free~~er~ 1»1fi0Sfi•• EVIl ... Hmy Mlllft, o - · . ·- ·- ,·. 1 2l4 •• MAIN �• . Grand Slam Gives Craig, Mets 7-3 Win Oyer Chicago • ) The Daily Sentinel . :: tloaal ~~=~ ove:~:r Roger Crai th!ru.s to a slam that the entire ba,.ball world f 1 nd et'M:I:r:lo~ heard 'round both the mad~ P./"1,.f GI ~'.1"L'1 lDt major leoguo mark of II aet 1>1 John Nobol'l Ill 1916. The string began on April 29 and it must have seemedttcth Crt .. to the momen a ~u nected that it _would never end. Hali~~ ghtconu~ eu,;;:~ came o Frida at 10:31 p;;··c:~·and th~ 8 8 7 victory . c b 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 10, 196 3 . over the Ch1caao u s. It also. endf'<l_ a strt!~k o1 hard luck durmg which Craig •1~~~\hu gam:elpe~o ::"~~ w.. teclmlcally out ol the gamo regard Craig " a 'Y"' o \\'hen Hickm•n faced relief pitch- Its own frustrations. ~e Meta er Lindy lhtwo and lha bases 1 In 8 ~ · ·• • t t0.'4 campaign tom of the ~F:;..vtl Plteh oun:e San Franci!!CO. Giants adwent to 3 and I he- vanced t• within 41> gam•• of the National League recor :arne tore McDanlfl erooved the pitch the NL lead with a . 4.0 vl.c'?'Y conoecutlve defeata an~. the that got C•a•a out of tile rut. over the Philadelphia PhiUJes, withm one loa• o( mate mg -~~~ ~ man · · - •• • • • • •• • • • • • - -... I TAN INGS ls~MG Harrisonville Is 3.2 Wl"nner ';!': NaUoo•i1 a~• ~::r~•~,;"~1~: hl~:s..;:a~,~~ed .:~.: ~·t ~~ rofn.~ "hicbsy=7 ~ ln~~n~~:~:::;:~·League, New slx~::~:~nlre'a thr...run homer I ' d 1 ted 1M nino ·wtlll 1 tw..run oln!lle and I filled llnglt to atve AI Me. . . Frank n.omas also bomerod for lho Cblcln: ~ser: e~ the a homor as Clncinnau'o Joe Nux· his UUf victor)>. the Mell whl~eCO:~R1 ~w•~~!: Braves ~wned t)le baD rcJUBiered his toth win and , . and L4u Broc st. LWI• Cardin.!., 11-S, and the LAla Angoles' Johnny Pndres loot • NEW FOR victory raised CraiJ'a 5<>S· lloustm• Colla and Pittsburgh Pir· hiJ.' lACK TO SCHOOL d idely t 1· 1 7~ decisions tn a 1m u- am on record tob3-2Ut:; • : :betic :.:bl:h~a~ that went l5 and 11 score fhe unearned runs In the ~ : '4~i'4, ~!!t ;:! ~:ts ~ McDaof~e1 1edwi_tb ~n eles , York m~pe~a~~Q~tor~ 5-~. Hl, was tl• big blow for lho Braves, De· who de"''' Rob Gibson his ~-u1t h0:d1,!~~ig,on~ho3G!n":~ ~::t':i ~!~;::;atedK lltlcago,Citv':J.l,downed after ":lua~l~ Th~=t sev~th 1h2nnywlnKsea~ard1::~ loss againstJ manager o ansas · 11 t t the game CleveloTJ<l. ~-1, and Baltimore nou~: ~ :~~:., fa\r·fou1 topped washmgton, 7-1. :'ing during tt>< Braves' two·run HorJs Senn-Hittet second ;nning rally Ju"• Marichal pitched a seven· Hal Wnod•shlc~ pitched eight hitter tL w:n his 18th game for . 1 5 l'f shutout relief tr. win the Giants, Orlando Cepeda mn ng . drove in three ·runs with a single his 10'-h game for the Colt!! wh~ a 2-J ln!"s, :! DMOR HEALTH SHOES ' IV. te 3 ...- £' , LOAFER 6 TIE Op'" f to f ltlvrdo' ,1 · X THE. SIIQE 80 MIDOLI,OIT 0 ver Jaycees _ By Unllecl Prftl IDlemltlonal Amerle.. l Le•ra• Harrl!onville or the Men's Fait Pitch softball league spon- 1 New York . Final game of the summer will be Thursday at & p. m. be- L4s Angeles Kaiser and the Racket· , Kansas City tween D t 'I calls. e rm 54 64 To 8-4 Wt'n Over 458 21 0 ' , ---~- -- -· A NIW JDIA nJit A NIW lffA. HAVI YOU HEARD AIOU1 . THE NEW LOW-COST ·.. doubt' by Ed Bailey Rookie Ray I grounder In ~he b15ok nnmtL 11· Cul suffered his loth setback. berto Clemen e r E' up W. L. Pd. GB 72 40 ·643 I -~--- ddi s w •II M1. eport, yracuse 1 ;:~ ~,·:..::.:7!~~a:~. ~~~ ~::·,h?,~'~a~:'Z~H·~=i~ ~:s:-s:~~ ~~ E~~:rPlay Sunday For Trophies ~illi:U-~:·~;d;e; LA D d ~ I~ _ _ _ ~~ line BUDGET MASTER ·= FAMILY HOSPITAL PLAN? gerS o It helps pay hospital· 61 :455 2t M.lddleport and Syracuse will of trophies and the Meigs coun- nament championship, Mlddt.. I)' High School League champ- port edged favored Racme lhts sur&ical·medical bitt.. Lei 50 61 ,450 21'> battle for an attractive array k behl d St b t' th e hit me show how you COli 41 73 .360 32 - - ionship Sunday at 4 p.m. on ~e . n o ar !I re CINCINNATI HJPH- lt seems llshed the ga~e tt it wafln't for i sa.ve with tbit aew NaSTA~INGS wa~hing~•Y'• Re•ults the neutral Racine. High school pltchmg. Syracuse defeat~ Po- that the only w&y the Cincinnati "thf kind ol hits" ' they we~ ~ettionwide poliCy. IFirst RoUDdl New York 1 Los Angeles 0. night field meroy to move into the fmals. Reds can beat the Los Angeles ling. Five of the ~~8rS mne W. L. Th.e tournament, which be- Other probable starters for h. . th last two mmngs were Minnesota 5 Boston 3, night B dd Moore Dodgers is for the Dodgers to tts m _e Harrlsoavllle Pe1rl W. Willi ems 5 I 'I I I t twi night gan earlier this month, is spon· Middl~port are u . Y • get charl'table ··d give them • infield hits 4 2 Chicago 2 :oetrot , s . , . sored by 10 Meigs business catching, Jon Cunmngham at .... . I ---:--Melp Jaycees 3 2 Detroit 3 Chicago 1, 2nd, mght f m first, Joe Stevenson at second, game I Kenneth D. Willl1m1 Haclelcollo 2 3 Kansas City 5 Cleveland 1 CANTON tUPil Little Herb "st:;ung pitcher lor MiddleMike Gardner at shortstop, Mick Two errors by Jim Gilliam Hobooo Ill N, Soooncl Avo. 1 4 Baltimore 7 Washington 1 St M , port tomorrow will be righthand- Morris at third. Terry_ Johnson handed the Reds five unearned Kat"" 1 4 Saturday'• Probable Pllchen Murray of Denmson . ary s . d in left George Sauer m center' runs Friday night during a sb:Middlopert WY. 2·2211 Stewarts ' od d Boston at Minnesota _ wilson made the big showing Frlday er Gary Stobart.• wh1le Dav~ (S..ond Roi!Dd) will and Jerry Van Inwagen in right. run sixth Inning that pr uce an 0 "ICI HOUIIS t h th hth nd th £S.12l vs Stange .<4·3). night , scoring both Sou ouc - Baker, ano er rtg a er, Probable other Syracuse start- 3-4 trlurrp~ for Cincinnati over U P:r. I Harrisonville ' ' Detroit at Chicago _ Faul £5· downs ::as the underdog. Rebels be on the mound _for Syracu~. . n r d "I t:OO to S:OO_Dally 3 1 ' Herbert <10-Eil. made it three straight wms over Syracuse and Middleport. spht ers are Mickey Wme~ren ~ • the DodgecOJ. But Re s anager Kaiser Hobson Others by Appointment 3 % 5iN\S. York at Los Angeles the Nnrth in th• Ohin All . Star [ in regular season play. Middle- catcher; Bob Crow at first , Bill Fred Hutchinson and the rest of Jaycee• ! 3 lnlehwti- Ford ll.:-6) vs. Chance football game Wllh a 12-6 ded- port took the fir&t league game J~well second b~seKn,Gary tJherdn- the to:Am are agreed on one thing ····~ 1 z g " th km shortstop B1Jl app 1 they'll tak\"" victories any way ~~ · ~ Harkttcolls sion. 3·2 and Syracuse won e sec· s • • . -,hey can get them . ffiADAN, Nigeria nw.!) -Bull· a•IOIIWID 0 5 lt0.12). ,. loveland ond 4-1 base, Gregg .Roush, left f1eld, d Ge • Slew arlo ~ansas Cit~ 16a4ti C Ramos The speedy, 160-~und halfba~k I~ wi~nlnlf a shot at the tour- Fritz Sisson, center' and Bob tn- shouldered. ~Jble-rea mg n e. ..., ,.• =~~~ul::::!~~ (mghtl -Segul - vs. pul the South out m front mid· It Grueser in right. The Reds nl)ll' own five . Fullmer' a brawny mink-rancher t •••• od b he umphs over the league leaders m of West Jordan Utah, will try lo MACK GF.TS NOD 15-4) , h' t { 'ght) way of the firvt peri w en The High School tournament 13 tries. and tu~r of the flvt have n:caotur~ t~e world middleweight NEWTON Wales IUPil - Fred-1 :s~!~~r~~~~9~~: ~~~~:lsn;3-81. took a pass from q~~rt~~a~~ O]Or has been made possible through come as' direct re~ult of poor en,~n [rem docky , fast-fist~ I di~ Maek, iormel'ly of Brooklyn. - o Sund•y's Gamel Bill Robb of Ar mJ :wept The New York Clothing House, Los Angeles fiekliog. . Dick· Ti.gPr c.t Nig-eria tonight in y 1 f or<d to defeat Joe A eles lhe Nortll S·yar me an Landmark Proffitt's Wholesale The other o 1-11 1hutout by their third •itle fight With Electric Starters N. ."' s av the former New York ~t Los ng the left side for. the ~uchdown. Major ~ague Leader• in Racine.' Racine Hoffie Bank, Erskme of Walk~s, 'ght Boston at Mmnesota Late In the third penod, Mur~ Ry United Press IntcrnatloDal Rad' W M p 0 Swisher and Joey Jay. And in cas:l Fnllmer, 32, doe• British and E~pltP. heavywet Detroit at Chkago, 2 ra ushed tht l)outh out front Natioaal League lO . . ••. , Gr s PtdrP~1'1al VleUm defeat tht idolized Tiger, the Ni· champion. lomghht m :tl~~u~~ . Kansas City at Cle_veland 12~ Pwhen he dashed <Jver the Player Club G. AB R. H. Pet. ~hs~, St~:;n~ou~~d the ~d: Tho GiJilam erron, two walks gen3ll go\ ernmcnt will have • bout. Mark, 26. as s Baltimore at \Vashmg~on right side from £ive yards out. Groat, StL 115 ~ 63 158 .341 dlrow ~ De artment 'Store and and kty hits by Gene Green, Leo . force or 1,7~0 !loldiers and police •ly. National League The North finalty got its of· Clment Pitt 105 412 58 137 .333 ThepoDr il PSe t' l Carden~s and ';ada Pinson turned [ ready to protect Gene, if neceaW L Pel GBI fi 1 . d • 13r. 320 e a y n me. 1-1 tie into I 7·1 J lead • feru;e rolling in the ma peno .• Gonzlz, Phil 114 422 63 a . h again.st Pod : sary. (rom the expected selloutt SIE S ADVANCE 1 AUS <UPll- Los Angeles 68 45 .602 .. but not steadily enough. Thetr T. Da\'is, LA 99 370 42 118.319 tough·luck 1Jill er o n . ~es crowd of 45,000 In the new ouHAMBURG, Gf'rma~~ San Franci-sco 64 50 .561 41.1 lone tally came on a pass from Pinson, Cin 118 475 72 150 .316 anJ reliever RQn PerranoskJ. PID· door Liberty Stadlum. Au•trallans Marly Milligan, Bo~ St. Louis 63 52 ·548 6 quarterback Ray Kubacki ol Aaron, Mil 115453 112 142 .313 0 :;t>t:i~flh~~~~o:erm~lrelhl~ Ho•<V•r. Tiger Is favored at 1 534 71.-'! Cleveland st. Ignatius to halfback I Wiliams, Chi · 112 433 65 133 .S07 Hewitt, Ken Fletcher and F r e Cincinnati 6.'i 55 · . B·l. 4-l to kffP his 161>-pound cr:own 1 Stolle Friday reached the quar~ Chicago . 59 53 ·5Zl s;~~ Larry Grimes of Alliance, who White, stL 115 467 81 143 .306 h d lt-d 15 und f1ght Priced Frq11! terfinals af the West German ten Philadelnhl_a . 60 56 .517 91 .~ raced 33 yarcb down the left Kuenn, SF 76 258 37 78.302 Ut S f0Wfl Podres, the JO~r. 1S 2·2 for the in dthefirEsc I' ud' Ja~~o Hart t~ I. pi 57' 57 ·500 I >,; , sideline to. paydirt, in 6pite of An I ,r,g an ' .. ' enl!! cham onshi P9 · Pittsburg · Santo, Chi 112443 55 131 .296 . ~-: · • . :..ea~ WI'th the •Reds . two earned refl:'ree nnd only ring official, d_ 1 1 67 120 ·2116 . l Some 14,000 fan• watched the Cepeda, SF 111 He has shut cides that 33-yoabr -otd EASY ~E~MS · .!lti d •.,...., 315 3~ gamt:. Mt Fawct:lt•· StadiUm 1n Amerlcaa ..eiJae · ··• . winner no trou 1e 1!1 ex e · -Low Do~P. P.I.JMIJn~ New Y . . t"' So tb ened the II- Player Cl•' G. AB R. n. Pd. . . therrr out twice. A s~llout gate would approxl· Fnlay'a ReJults . whtcb - u e~ h winl for Ystmki B~ 106 403 66 135 .335 DETROIT ~UPJ) - The Cleve- . Joe Nuxhall permittP.d 13 tiits, eWUILITZER Up To 24 ~. ~~! J,.l~ . '~ j Ovtr 40 lillW 4,1lill ' New Ym·k 7 Chicago 3.. mght . garM ser.tes at •ug. t f r Rollins' MiJI 96 362 56 114 .315 hmcf Browna make their debut un- but 11eattered them well and last- ··mate $280.~ eBALDWIN 1 pair °C. 1 ~· ti' Kall'ne ~ net BikM On Display San Fran. 4.Philadelph•a 0, mght , each l:e<tm ·~ 100 418 70130.311 der l.he guii'Jance of Blanton Col· ed umil t·,~~·o wert! out in the and OTHER FAMOIIl ' Houston 1 P1tt. 6, 1st · t WI,· 15 inn · Bron BCI:c..'eVICh of mcmna · 1 h' ed AI t,ONDON, CLAY FIG HT ted th parson LA 111 420 58 1Z7 .302• Uer In the irst pre-arason ex 1· ninth when Hutch summon IRAN OS 1 Pittsburgh 7 Hou. 6, 2nd. night 11 Roger Bacon was prese~ e 'Wegner' LA 111 420 58 127 .302 bition game tonight against the I-Worthinnton ·rrom the bullpen LONDON n.IPil - Brian Lon.d 1 hill' Thorman Studer award giVen an- a • . . "' yo inns. d. . in b Malzone Bos 108 417 48 125 .300 Detrott L1ons. arter the Dodgers had tal11e don's manager, A P 1ps, 18 8 Cincinnati 8 Los Angele• 4, night nually to "'' WIM g ~a~ ~·Geiger, ·Bos. 8t 210 54 80 .296 It's m~ybody'J guess _as to the three timts on five singlei to that he has agreed to term!! for Milwaukee 6 St. Louis 3, night Fr . Ph.lladelnhia Hershbo.~r Chi 92 322 48 93 .WIchanges Lhe Browns will unveil, close the margin to 8-4. Clay of 8 bout a1ainst thCassius YOUR San anclsco a1 ~"" tr • lh ·11 •- •-k' to N0 1 -ten rda •1 • babl Pltt!hen "P1ctery Tr~lnH Servlc.S•t• Y ao e -O'Dell Ol-6) vs Bennett {4-11. Causey, KC 103 410 56 119 .286 ror ey Wl ~ m~ worthlnaton allowed an infleld Louisville, Ky., e · • "u"' - BMW-Hond-Triumph Chicago at New York St Louis at Mi.lwaukee -Bur- l Smith, Bait. 98 303 41 86 .284 : fi~ld for th~ first time m hiotory I single to pinch-hitter Ron Fairly, der · for the world heavywelght PHONI U JACKSON. O. DEALER J~:~ckson 112~101 vs. Ci~_ (7-l0). det~ (8-9) vs. LeMaster <8·71. Home Run• I without tht-tr namesake, hut ttruck out rookie AJ Ferrara crown. ''Through my ,gent in OIMn 10tos ·Mon., Thurs.. l-o5 Angeles at Cincinnati Natiooal Lta&ue - McCovey, ~ Brow~, as tht euach. ' to end the game with the bases America I have agreed to terms Sat.-10 to I Wed,, (ni hO D sdale f1H2l \'S. Giants 33; Aaron, Braves 31; I Collier, who was Brown s full. for l..<lndon to fight Clay for proRoute ~~.Mile Y/eat Pu~key <S·7L ry Mays, Glant!l 28: Cepeda, Giants' sistant for many years Nuxhall said he "stiffened up" moter George Parnassus in Los Of Athens On "1\tiht Hl•uston at. Pittsburgh 20; Santo, Cubs :20. .. I ~ovP.d up to th~ hea~ durin& the big s.ixtb-ionini rally Angeles some time in Septem- !__.:;..;,;;;;,;;;~;;.;;,;;;;__, Nottebart (6-4) vs. Cardwell American ~ague- Ktllebrew, 'l· Job after consultmg_w•th theh but he thought he could have fin· ber," Phillips said. ) Twins ~; Allison, Twins 25: Stu· eran coach, t"la" indicated e 12 , art · Red Sox 25·, Wagner, Angels I give his quarterbacks a free ' Sunday'• Games he 1 122 · Howard, Yanks 22. in calling t P ays. Houston at Pittsburgh I · b t Chicago at New York, ! Runs Batted Ia That had een a sore spo"'"''"" Nat.lohal l..eague - Aaron thE' Browns players under San Francisco at Philadelnhla ' Los Angeles at Cincinnati Braves 94 . Wh'tt e, Cards 81 ·. San~ who called th vlllually u· every h 't play~ dis st. Louis at Milwaukee to Cubs '77; Pinson, Reds 75; Beyonddh' 11 • Co ler asn · 1 1 I ",;;~~~==--=-•=-, 1 pans.not sure who ( "osc lr MrCovey, Giants 74· He stilltS wz! Amerl£all Leacae - Kaline. Ti- startmg quartnback would gers 75; Stuart, Ked Sox 74; Wag- ag,im;t th.:~ Llcr.s after Friday's ner, Angels 70; Allison, Twins 66: light worko11t et th Hiram, Ohio, 1 Battey, Twins 64. training camp. Pll<hlllg Cnilior ••id both Jim Nir10w~ki: 1 1 NaUeaal "J-ea1ae - Perrano5kl, a former Uons quarterback, and D(Migers 11-~; Koufax, Dodgers IFrank Ryan, who subbed admlr18-4; Maloney. Reds 17-4; Me- i ably last season after I Ninow~ki Bean, Pirates t'\!:-3: Marichal, l was injured, will see as stg· I Giants 18-5. nal callers during the · American IA'ague - Bouton. It's likely that wiU be the Yanks 15-5; Radatz, Red Sox 12·1tern ror the season, he 4; Piwrm, While Sox 14-5: Ford. 1 The only key man whD ls a Yanks 16-6; Downing, Yanks 8-3. question mark is guard John Wool."", lit •boo betn nur.dng bru'se<! knee and If used in REUNION HELD SUNDAY game he would he playing The annual Frencb fmlly re- posite petr~IL tackle 1union was held Sunday at the i Brown. a 300 pounder: -FPD..14f.l UA1 ... II. Rising Sun Park in Lancaster,. i Collier bas indicated he will Now, your plumber or appliance dealer olftrs a $251rade· 4 celln " whitl! Attending were Mrs. Ethel .l starl former Detroit halfback Ken · in ol/owonco when you change from flame·type to a new Mldtl "PDS··14Trt In Mr. and Mrs. E . H. Webb on oHtn1e and weu• r.Piain r.a.metl flameless Quick Recovery electric water heater. Don't and sons, Kellh and Kim Uons deftllloivt and Bill Glae. now! This offer is tor -a limited time only! • Even the freezer never Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Roush The garq~ should give an indi· ; roeodl dtfrosti ng - with and son, Ron, all of Middle- eatlon ol what the fans can exclusive frMt-Proof Mr. and Mrs. W. E. ,-c1 a' the •erond pro football system! PROFESSIONAL PRESSING SERVICE AVAILABLE IFr·en<'h and daughters, Pam douot.head'' at Cleveland 1. 1"' het watar-electric-hot for sanitary dishes and • 1DO-l b. zero tone freezer ! Sandra, of Worthington, and Ali£. 11. T.he lJblis. wiU ~ak"e on cleaner foundry. e Twin llide-out fruit al"ld . anO· Mrs. R. E. Presion the New York GU~fltJ ID one I · FOR DRY CLEANING CUSTOMERS Yf110lablo Hydratars. 2. Sale~no pilot lights, no fumes, no complex valves. I and daughter' Julie, Columbus. eame and the Browns will meet I • SIDra&• door has egg shell, 3. Cltan-lt'o ftameless. lhe Baltm)Ore Colli in the other. butter compartment-room Bit 2511.1. 1.o1td ~-;- ~Oc , 4.1~11111 anjii'ti'aii.=rio flue pipe neodtd. Single l.old W11h - · 20c plare for,.., tall bottitll I 1 5. More efliclont~no wasted h~at-Quick Recovery. PLAN SOCIAL RIDES 11UIEE WINNERS 0 fri&ldlirt do,ondallllll)>,tool Drying" 10c Per 10 MlnutH I The Eaglea Class of the Sy· SARATOGA SPRINGS. And, 1 special low rate or l¢ a kilowatthour applies Double Lo1d W11h _ 30c " ' ',\ \., 11- FPDS.14N racuSf Methodist church will IUPll - Bob by U•sery water h,atini! have an· ice cream social em three wln(lel"s at Saratoga the chul'ch lawn beginning r.t track Friday. Jle flOored oD '"1"' GUARAiliED TRDUBLE·FREE SERVICE! 7 p. m. today. In case of rain, 118.601 in the oecood race, Out· ~I' (Protected Servic< Plan) GUARANTEE • j social will he held inside. InK Class 1$2.111) In the rwrth and cOvers complete service, including tank With Trade 1Joe cream cake, and coffee will Trkk Dance 1$12.80) In the sl#b. ' ll!Piacament if necessary, 1t no additional WITH SOc FREE PRISSI~O sold. ' qyyxlt:5k:l10 a.10 • oosL Cell Ohio Power Company. yOur elec· "· tric wator heeler dealer~ FRIGIDAIRE 51 Ohio RebeIs Take Another Small Army To Aid F 11mer Just-In-Case ·-::=:::;:::::;:::::;:::::::::;:::::;::=;"'1 HondaMotorcyciH. M . L •e eagu LeaderS UD w"' a C }}"Ier Makes 'Ji PI AN 0 S :!::::ee • Deb A B :' ~ :: ~;,: ~ CoaclJ. Torught ~::: : ~~;::,~;::. Tlgeprc~.;h• I $269 to $742.50 HAWK'S CYCLE SALES 1 1.)1: r--- RIVERSIDE LAUNDROMAT • · . 'I • j . SUNSHINE CENTER 'Jhriftiest Frost-Pr8of Frigidaire Makes! ®rp • COIN-OP LAUNDRY WATER HEATER PROBLEMS? DRY CLEANING I OPEN SUNDAY, Aug~ 1l Trade-in your trouble now for *25! ' .(1 · Parade To Form'On Laurel Cl1•ff ROad TDesdaYAt TWo ' • . TUeatlay at two o'clocll: In lite aftenioon 30 or more floatl1 and exhibits will lOll!! oo the J,aUMI Cliff road'• eastern ter· lnlnotJs 1o prepare for ·aha! Bill Child's algnal to "Let 'er RAll!." Tbit ftoall wf1L make up the "Centemlfal Parade" co~ orating 100 yean of Melg• only -- 1HI fAMU.Y RUIMIERAT't>R OHIO POWER J.# J"COMPANY . . ,. '"vanO,.•OW"'I• ,, .. ~ .. 4 -·-· /~. -·'-4"•'''"'"' .,.IIICMf NCTJIIIC ~IIGWfi.IYITall DRY CLEANING • • • .,sz Per Load '359 Baker Furnhura Middleport, Ohio N. W. COMPTON~ O~. · o. OPTOMIITRIST Offlee Hours: 9 to 12. 2 J,o 5 (Close at NaoD 011 Tbun. - Eut 6iMut St.; Pomeroy .- ·:• ' . ~ ~ lt:~a., m. ; ~ doWIIIf:• p. a: 0.. ell up er down Ul • • ··I .. 7:11 a. m.; n111Qc aad .,.. lolviJ, AI. bert lloldal, P-;,..!_111: IDd upbotmd lllleotl, · 10 West Vlrglala, loltlo... 14..,. .BolworP• and J~ I. lanlla lllver -: · • Lewill doWn Marmell.30..,.~ Little Edward dowrl - 3:05 P· m.; ~erry B•. wwtll down Winfield 1.11 ) !;j.,~ Jane Lucu 4oim W •· boUnd a..-wood, 1 . . .., 3~a~.~m:·~;~w:e~lte~r:.,::w~ill~iamsoo::::.~•·~m:·~·~Cbar;::.;;tn~stev~......,;::~·::;P_;:";;·;.;•;;.·.;;m.;_=::~;;:: Blakeslee. Tltlstowaa "Mau of 11104 Friday. Chestunut Mrs. St., liOJI, 4~:35:U~P~~·~r~ Feeney • Bennett Post 128, ·els" be tbe celabraled in Ang· the m. Charles L. the finest local show of many American Legtoo, color JUard chapel at tbe home of Rtcltard Price, Gallfpotls Ferry, years standing. The show will and firing IMjllad. Cardinal CualtJnti In Boaton'o ter, 12:28 p. m. Friday. move ooto the fairground race Rock Springa ·Bill)' Bee f.H Brtgbton seclion. IJIICb.vpd track at 3 p. m. Club, Mb. .AmGa·Lionard, float. In the wnrdi o1 Cardinal Patienll recently dlocharged Aulslting Mr. ChUda I ftaclrie Camp Fire Girls, CUshing, loog-Ume peroonal Mrs. Ada Harbert, forming the perade line of Helen John11011, 110111. friend of lhe Kennedy lamlly, S, Rees, Jr ,, Mrs. Vir· march will be Vltgfl Modern Woodman ol Amer~ "Patrick Bouvier Keruteely DOW Parsons, Mn. Russell WootRichSrd FoUrod and Roger Morco, float, Mrs. William Hart, Uves in the nursery of ·lha Oscar "Basilani, Sr., Mn. san: Shade. dren of Heaven." Tabor, ,Mrs. James Entries ..Ul receive . The maq 1Jt for baptlud chll· Vernon Taylor, ""'m 11 m when arriving on lhe road Unlcycleo, Bavfl( Karr and dren who d}l before lha age Morton Neal, Mlso Joan correopondlng to numbers on Van Klrkla!ld . l'l!ai!Oil and, In the eyes of the Malezewskl, Julfwl olllkn placed along the rood. ~~t"ntlr ~I:Sch 1 Catholic Chnrch, are In heaven. WaiTt!ll, Mn. Golden 00 Patrlct Bouvier Kennedy born 11 Tropliles, cosh prizes, band Mrs. George Lear roselfel will be awarded In · to Mro, Jaequtline Kennedy at Fisher. vlsloo Judging. Surrey with ·fringe, .ltlrl. 12:52 p.m. EDT Wedneoday Amoas · AWns Judgn 8,.. John Kerr, Dwight Mllboan. Caesarean section, was baptlz·.l Radio. Joseph Doyle WHTN· Racme Future Fa1'11101'1 of od wltllln minutes because of According to the midnlght ,.... TV, Huntington; L)>mt• Tedrick, Amerf<a, Joe Llmlng, edvlaor, Us &l!t wieks pramature birth of the nursing department Women's Edftor, Athans; Dlck float. and the respiratory aliment patients who were llaled OWen, publisher, Ohio Valley Junior Twlllght f.H Garden which led eventually to . its lair included Charles ShePublla1tlog ca., Pomeroy·Mid· Club, Mrs. Gall Buck. dtath at 4:04a.m. EDT Friday. Mrs. Estus Plymale, Mrs. dleport, and John HeiskeU, Rose Carr, bu&gy. Kennedy's d..p grief was apByer, Levi Barry, Harley staff WSAZ-TV Huntington. parent In his Fim appearance Roy Mathias, a• be arrived at Otia Air Asbury, Sigal CaUlcoat, PT. PLEASANT PHONE 460 OpP. B&O DEPOT U I eWS Base, Maos., thr.. times Fri··IWiilliam Hartung, E. A. Reed day to villlt with bill woe. She ' Miss Mayme Berridge. GIVES PARTY their niece, Debbie May, to wa1 described as in good Mrs. Donna Jean N•lson en-·jho!r parenlll, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce dition, but under mild sedation TONIGHT with a Sarah Friday ovenlng, after a applied by the doctor who told "PANIC IN VIAl ZIIO'' jewelry party at her ' visit with them. Their her that hor third chlkl had a., Milland Jeon Hagen Nelson Road SleVo, who baa been vWtln& dfod. -andAugust 2. Mra. grBilliparenll, Mr. and Mn., "THI BROKEN ~AND" of Chester was the Snowden, relurnod home . BALSAM CAST K011t Taylor Dlannt Darrln 1\ :~~=r. Games were played them. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Mar· (Color By Deluxe) II awarded to Mrs. Jean· Mr. and Mrs. John Montgom. tin Balsam baa been cast in the Davis, Mrs. Janet Bolin, o1 Salina, Kansas, are vi1- role o1 a movie studio boss in i;/,.-Mon. Aug, 11·12 • • • • Mrs. Joon Harrison. Mrs. loa· their perenta, Mr. IUid the film version ol "The Carpot"THI MANCHURIAN belle Nelson and Mrs. Botin re. CJ1fl01 Snowden and Jell, baggers." CANDfDAT~' the door prizes. RefreshMr. 'and Mrs. Francia Moot· Others already annoonced lor celvfd Front Sinatra Jan~ Leigh LaureJiee Harvey menta of saodwiche3, poto chip•, and family of Lana•· 1M caat are George Peppard brownies, Iced tea and coif.. and Robert CUmmfnga. " '1 . -<IJJd"INCII:JINT lit ·AN ALLEY" were servfd to those mentlonod Mrs. Sam Gibbs was admitted Chris Warfield Mrs. Marte Birchfield, Mrs. to Holzer hoopllal. 'Erin O'DoiiDell II Cl1arl1otle Willford, Mrs. Irene Barnes, daughter of ~IStewar·t, Mrs. Donna Lathe Dorothy Barnu PODJ.. Jenet Morris, Mr•. hao been her .• Corso~. Mrs. Betty Herring, Mn. Rosa BarllJls POMIROT. OHIO II J•~sie White, Mrs, Bernice her aunt, Mn, Greco 'Jbo. Eatered H01pltal -....;~;;;;;;~~----~~!~~~. Mrs. Binda Diehl, Mrs. Among those who en!ered TONIGHT Tucker, Mrs. Virginia Mr. lnd Mn. Wayne Turner, Holzer hoopltal in tile past 24 •toDOM a OOMOIIIIAH" Mrs. AvaneU George. IBI•olne and Brenda, visited with bou!'l were Mra. Clara B. By· ltel"lri!J'::~~~ipl'!r Ang.. ENJOY WIENER ROAST dalJI]Iter, Osa, In Col1111>- er, 156 Jack&M Pike, Roy L. 11; ·SI!il)]U Biller, · Rolonna The Busy Bee and Sunday. Brenda remained Grose, Rt. 1 Cheshire, Mrs. ~ IUk Battaf:, Dsno 11;~~~ clasaea of 1M Hek employmenl. Ruy Rowell, Rt. z VInton, WU~l.:!~n Ellen eaoler. of Christ bold a Mr. and Mn. Richard Martin Uam C. Ramey, Jr., Ht. I Ew· Rl1qnlnl!lll)e: 1 Bn 4!1 mln. and wiener family, Lopn, bave moved lngton, Nancy K. Jeffers, Ma· Only CLOSID home of Kathy Thomas, the Mlcbael property on son, W. Va., Mrs. France.s B. 1 evening, August 2, St. Mr. Martin baa been Barker, Mason, W. Va., eyn. I'Oit VACATION attending were Mrs. to coach football and to tbla S. Pll2er, Mason, W. Va., 1 Diella PhiiUps, Mn. Ethel Nelat Rutland High achool Craig Allen SWick, Rt. 1 MidAut. 11 thru Aug. 29 Aut. 20 thru Sopt. 5 and Helen Mae, Mrs. Jessie year. dleport, Harry R. Beach, Rt. 1 Look at these features ! "MUTINY ON THI Dr. and Mrs. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Wald Dallon of Middleport, George W. NesJel· t NO FROST ANYWHERE, in refrigerator BOUNTY" , Bobble and Harold and nieces of Phlladel· road, Jr ,, 318 Lasley st., P~ or freezer ('l'ecbnlco)or) Nicholson, Gary Pa., called on Mr. and eroy, Harley D. CUnningham, • Portable Ice Keeper lllorlon Brondo- Tarlta James and E r 11'1 e Arza Bryant, Monday ev· 224 Union .Ave., Pomeroy, Mrs. • Huge Freezer below holds 188ibs. HPf• 1 ' 9' lV, 11 "IT HAPPINID AT THI f 11 Y I mboden, J eII Tillis Luckadoo 1Jt lllkinll Eber C. Camaban, llaclnl, JeJ. • Deluxe Dairy Bar Door; Butter and and Connie WOIILD'S fAIR" KathyJim Thomas. In Cnlumbua, frey L. Lee, Racine, Mrs. Eliz. Cheese Keepers , . .. ('l'ecbnicolor) PERSONALS • 3 Sliding Shelves; Visa Crisper llllvlo Praley, Joe• O'Brien Jake Thomas and dalJI]IIer, • Flush fit "built·ln" slyling L,.. lt21 IIJ••aniie, Min nee Tbomas and he Our Dlsplty At The "THI WONDIRFUL rrumu, ~ Candy Madden, • Wedgwood Blue & White Interior W911LD OF THI of ColumiJliJ, were weekend MEIGS COUNTY FAIRII IROTilllll GIIIMM" of Mr. and Mra. Edward ('l'echntco1or) and Kathy. Mra. llutll Laurence Hervey and and dalJI]Iters, Sandra Claire Bloom and ur. and Mrs. Ray Golnlher· iiPf. i1 iCru &t. I er and cbUdreo of Pomeroy callW~DIINIY'S them Saturday ovenlntJ. "IU it MAGIC" ' Mr. and Mra. Paul Tayllll' IDd ('l'ecbnlctJior) Mr. and Mn. Bob Buck and Jbylt7 Mills Burl lvea Carrie, of lVIth Mr. Orval Return Jonathan Meigs, DaUI· hters of the American RevoluUon (Buggy), Mrs. Dwight MD· hoan. . Antique Auto, R. H. Rawling1 and Sons. . Buggy, Blaettnar Auto Co. 1922 Truck, Dwaine Jordan, Carpenter. Meigs Rldfng Club and junclub. Meigs Chapler Jzaak Wal!OD League, Wallace Bradford. Heath Method~*~ Church, Rev. E. Dowsoo. Dwight Milhoan, Anlfque au· (11!!0), Model A. a.tley Collins, Antique auto. Claude Daniels, Galllpolla, -auto. Fred Leifheit, Fair l!oard, o..n drawn wagon, Middleport Business and Pro- ' ' Greetings from Your Neighbor Across The River . • • On the Occasion of Meigs Co. fair SHOP"IG Olf Carolina Lumber & Supply Co. R t}and Soc•aJ N Rx. I • for Wonderful Living I II PHILCO Hospital News .wfuts I • A SUPERMARKET in your home and that's 14.6 c~ ~. 2 Door NO FROST Refrigerator· Freezer 95 II 1 Haley. ;~~=~!~:~~=jCh§artl~e·~E~.~E~od§'·~R~I:·~~~Ruttl;a~nd. ...... ___________ __ 12.6 c~.e~· 2 Door t -· ~-~--- Mike Re•dy Nowl '.• .. for the FAIR -;;;;;:11 Bruce and Mr. and and Mn. . JHoffco NO FROST Refrigerator-Freezer kART lld.vill of Lttnpvllle. Mn.. Ethel Ne1aoo and 11'81111·11 Kathy Thomas, spent In Martella. WbDe tiH! campus Our Price A POWEI QASS FOR EVElY AGii t Only Look at these features 1 CIIAQIS GIOICI Of • NO FROST ANYWHERE, in refrigerator or freezer FULL lACING KITS AVAK.Ait.E 11 COMIIIM- • 2 separate easy access doors = llol 1!1 on V.. fllnf """""' YotJ'II bavo .,.,. fun witiJ a 1, IIJJnfY Hollco t<ort lllnclil'll Pluo ruwm udt *ITIIONQ TUBULAR fRAME, *Hi·CHIIOME • 105 lb. Zero·Zone Freezer ••ADDU$ ' • Dairy Bar Door; Butter and Cheese Keepe11 TRIM, *COMET cAIITOIIATJC RAaNQ ClU'ItH, *INTER· NAL DIIUII BIIAf!EI, *SISSY RAILS. *UPHOLSTERY. llnlllj onci'IWin EiJtint - · Wldt vtrioty ol Olllionll ~UIIDrfel ......... Don't buy MJ Qo.KlUt llfttil )011 hlvt 1!11 HOffCO KAlil' I I - - . , . • Full·width Porcelain Crisper • Magnetic Gasket on Freezer Door • WediWQOd Blue &White Interior Uaetl ·,••·--•us: •.HAlTERS · P.nY !""' C)Jttle ' LESS TRADB IINIJ- NW •nd 95 PDI IOYI I TO H AUGUST 13-14-15-16-17 Enjoy the water heater that's 5 ways batter w.. oa.,. Counl)l promlsa to Wiles, Uon, Katht)'n Crow, pn;Sl'nt fall'l. to the They lair-going public Alke Nease. 6:00 A.M. TO 11:00 P.M. DAILY I ,.-!Uver lteport Dall7 ~ntlnel. PpJI!efW·~~ Cl., ~ 1 lfeve-: up 23,4 a. m.; A. E. DyU down ' a. m,; Clu!til! up " . ; Oltltl' ~!""- ~J--" PlerceG liP 23, 4:• a m.; Peal' Dowlte1 a.""· " '• •. .,. p. m., ......, ' .,~~~"" 1:10 p. m.; Bob a.m. up down 23, 7 a.m.; LYdla ll· up "• z'z I .,_ - .,: v 11ta 11111t r · " p: IU, U.J, runnlnl I I p. m.; PIIIJII)'Ivlllla GIMiliP I P m.: J - T. down I on rollen, • 14, 4:48 •. m.: DWe Greeltup S:lll a . m.; R. H. Pt. Pfeeqnj :ZU'I, H1J>. dowD If, 6:10a.m.; VaJ. Bolworth D ...... Gn!enup S:50 I · · I BOSToN (UP!) - Tbe world lon . Kanawba Falla Ul, can down' If, li:• 1 . m.; ~ a. m.; Elisha WoodJ up Gremjoined Prttltlertt and Ml'l. K..,.. Charlostco 18.02. Loadoo, Mar- er Herdmlll up 11, S:25 a. m.; up 4:10 a. m.; F. H. ~ The entrlel foJJow (n<il fa JnllCIIIII WomtD'I Club, Gnee nedy in D1GUI'IIIni !belt lrtfant met and Winfield dalllll were Raymond Salvetl up 15, Sa. m.; c1otm GreemJp 4:211 a. m.; WilY" of march) : Tltelma AM down 16, Z:30 a. ne H. down Greeoup 4:511 a. 1Prall and Nan Macre, co-du!Jt.. ,... who wu ID be burled today Rock Sprlnp Grange, Fred men. 1n Brookline, Alps,, birthplace A. Jarvia, Wellsloo, Leo m.; c. v. Hamer up 17, 7:30 m.; Cotton Queen up Greenup Goegleln, master. 1 Evelyn Ward, Rulland, bug· of 1M President. Brammer, South PoInt, m.; Charleroi up 17, 1:45 a. 1:30 a. m.; Southlaad up 32, Racine Jolly NoJ&hbon '-Hun•. ·. The sorrowm, Chief EJ:ecu. Mrs. James<~~. Markin, Jronlon, Tlbolt up II, uo a. m.; 2:50 a, m.; Dan Qubln up 32, Club, Harrtet Nelgler, Mary K. Melp Cotlni,Y Junior Cham· tlve, wbo visfted his boepttaUz. M. Linemen, Reed up 211, e:w a. m.; U6 a. m.; Bayou Ltt Reine Yost, Wflma McGraw. ber of Comrntrce, ftoat ; ed wife three times Friday, ton, and Mn. James F. w. Lea down 20. 7:30 down 32, 4:30 a. m. Lemae up Ladles Auxiliary, Syracuse Melga CCiulll7 Junior Leader- beaded tiH! fanilly group who son, Ravenswood, W. Va. · m.; Jobn Hood down 21, 112. 1 a. m.; Kentuckian down Fire Department, Ada Slack. ahlp Club, float lot J u n 1 or would attend tile 10 a.m. (EDT) BlriU a, m.; Chris Jr. down 22. M, 3:30 p. m.; Jooie up 31, 4:10 Big Bend Mlntttrel As!KJCta. Fair q!IMD lnd tint, C. E. ,Jervice. Mrs. FOI'l'etll Keith a.m.; Walter Backjord down p, m.; Northern down 34, 7:25 1 wirtsaV.. " Jd J • or .. oms. ' KeonedJVS· In Their· Gn.ef ·Acal i rill of AH ll;:lndt. •Naw, DtmOastrator ud Uaed Karla at Sale Prlctt fOr tbe Monlll of August SAtll URVICI PARTS Spec!~~ Associated Ra.dio' and Television .· ·, ' •New lllOO.L llld UOO.L Wilt lleDd EnCinll Ja llloek ' - -MGflfJCO CHAII!I IA'l'f-W~J '•· . liND . .... IH~I~ G. V.lc06kl QUICKI.&. d· :.;tiAII(QW wi!l't.Y . . . VA'~..........!!'.(·.~" ~~~rd*~~;ll~~~=~ · .c . . ....7.......... . . . ·, .. "111' . .. ~ or in free~~er~ 1»1fi0Sfi•• EVIl ... Hmy Mlllft, o - · . ·- ·- ,·. 1 2l4 •• MAIN �'- Selling Everything But The Kitcheq .Sink? Want Ads Can Sellli Too lai!JI~•.....,*«w•rt. tO. tiel - o~ Alf· ·-~ - LIMa IIIII II -"' ¥!lfdlla .. ! ..-·~kit·~ltltll6ol "-. Joppa "--.!-1 .;:IOClill • \ IIIII !olr. IIIII 11tL IIIIMrl 0., News _ , wllll Mr. MrL Wlllnil lalltJ, .... I spoilt ·classified Ads Get -' Results. -;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;:j; ....... Mrt. ~ lllrll' '1'111 .1017 mNIIIII Of IG!>' lllrl .tlito4 -nil)' Wltb Mt. lbo lltld illoodl)' ... 1114 lira. Gtlttl ...... IJ!Jn8 Ill 1111 tllui'Ch. Tdpll! ol -~-==:;;::;:;;.~-~ .. ... "Y/llal llllall •• r.n · ·aur Chlldrtft "DOll' Jlact•• 1'boll prtnnl w• t • ,. tvscil-- Tuppers Plains .,_ ·...IL=' ·=... ...-........ -- s-..!-1 Not- l!uiH llbrton, Motllo -um, Livlha llrtnnllll, Opal Harrll, Allco Borr, Rill Baker, Mal' lllrel Groomlcklt, Oltndl Jlttlo OCUU .,., 2t.lllow , tdUm, Sharon, Ropr, Janict, IGV. dilt1ii< llottil proeeliO Jean and Larry Baker. Margaret Orounk:lde wu hosteso al a Slanley party at her home Friday evening. Door priz<t wa1 -won by Glenda Jlttlo edum. Roll'1!i!hments were serv· ed to tha lolloWlnl Winnie Mar'ec1 Rill cinko, Glend l 8 en urn: Baker ' Mary Ann HarriS, Opal Harrll, Linda Cole, Marlene Putman Madalyn Buchannan. ed biN II tilt ..tlhodllll a!1ll" ~ IM!day e'ilinllll- He II lllil ""' o! !lev. 1M Mrs. Freeland Nortll. Mrs T Perfil> 1 Mr. ahd • 0111 .:'.. Lexmgtoo, Ky., wet calling friends here Sllllrda7. The WSCS of the Melhndlst 'tb Mn Myrtl Church for iheJr .:. Jl(jll.,. wl~ ' - Society News .1962 FORD 'NIIrd Hardtop Clnpe, Wblle llallll, red Interior, low 1111..,., - bolbz,.P'l"llr lleerlDJ and brakeo, rildlo and IIMitr. LID 110W olllhe WIJ'. · 1962 COIVAIR - - - - - $1995 Mo!IU 2 Door. llarQoq llaQb, '""" Interior wltb buektt tNII. • fPM4 box, IOIIDIIat, rdlq, boater. Tires ohow Ultll - · 1 lib new w tl a Nllu'flna. WANT AD INI'OD\ATION al'olbolt @) Alllpata ;!.r:. $3395 POMROY MOTOR CO.@ ONN IYP. 1100 P.M. POMIIIOY, OHIO ft1!! !!! UI'- FOR SALE HELP WANTED Childre~ present were Donald gular meeting seven mem-Bobby Patty d boro present ahd U11 aunt, 0 8 pulm.n ' ' M Vir inia Merlum Mark Grossnickle, Sharon, Reg- rs. g • er. Janice, Jean and Lorry Baker. Demonstrator wal Mrl. sylviA Webb or ldJ!nlllield. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Crossni<kle and children and Mr . and Mr1. Clearmont llarrts attended the Harrio N!union at New Philadelphia Sunday. Mrs. Flossie Potty spent a few days recenUy .,ith Mt. and Mrs. Clarence Bak~>r and lamily. Mr, and Mn. Buzz Brannon and family of Mansfield visited last weeltend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold ll<aMon. Min Mn. Myrtle Prot! ttctl•td word tbal 11tt chtiiP!tr, 1\ln. CalTOI Matlack, had undergone surgery at Clove land Clinic Ill Cktvellnd. Wituam Cllapman W88 toturned homo 1to1n the booplw and hi; daupltr, Mro. John oramlinl and son of Akron is lpendinC a leW diYI beN With Pemeroy, Ohio REAL ESTATE them. I' Mr. and Mrs. Bam were 8Aturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne a n 4 1... TayIor goests Brick· SALE : ii room house bath, newly decorated, heaUng. FuU basement. cated 123 Hudson Street, Middltport. Price, f6000. In· quire Ohio Hotel. NOnCB \:::1 rool~w~or~k~. .......... aad rates. Jack TlmmODI, Routt 1, Lon& Bottom, Oblo. Ultp IVMLID.OO &LMLII'D ORL IIILBTHD VK J IILSLZU'; IIIUVV EUSOIIBL KV8• IILIJI'II ~o.-&VIIIIIIo w• !'tll:al:da~ O:;ptaqaotll OOD 1'1111 IUVl' OA.RD!Itt ~ 111111 'l'Hli: B'IRST Clift' CWN.- •.a-•111;~~ Lllf WMPO . Radio MONDAY fiiiW f'IIIDA, Y 1:00 !lip 01 Ntwl 8:05 IICI'III a.rt 11:111 Podia Party 10:1& Publlo SII'VIca 1:20 Cawdl7 JamiiOrtt S:30 J'm. NIWI 11:11 Tall 'l'ln Show 11:00 HOOD llepon 11:10 . . . lhrlin 'hits 7:111 ...,... f'lrty ..How abol.K ask;ng tht SmhhJ over for bridp., _ _ ThoJ'~ _watar onthullam!" Ethelt 7:11 WJEH RADIO II:S!i MasOD County Ne1fll 12:00 Community News 12:1111 NOOD Ntwa 12:10 OhiO Ntwa donday lbru Friday 6 :00 Sign On 6·05 Musical Clod< 7:00 ~ew' 7 10 Mmdcal Clock ta:li ...,_ 7::m News Headlines !2:20 12:2!1 12:30 12:45 1:55 2:00 2:55 7:w Musical Clock 8 55 9-00 9-30 9:45 to ·oo 10 05 10 55 11:55 Ohio Valley News World & Ohio News Sporla Today Weather Picture Musical Clock Community NtWI Laldlstrlnl Public Service Family Worahip Hour Mason County Nen Talk ol tho TOWII News Morning Melodlll 4:30 5:00 &:1111 !i: II 5:2!i 6:30 <except Friday: Church Bells Bini' 11:45 World NIWI TERRY 7:10 Nt111 Roport - Otuo 1110 BIUidul P1r1J 1:10 BIMillul hrl7 liGp 9:11& CoftM Wllb Jlllll t ·4G Bet1r NtwiaD IO:llli MhlliWIII Alloc. 10:111 c-fry Hot Dowu 11:11 SWIP illall 1:11& 1'1111111' hrtr 1:110 lwldoWII llrlaade 7110 8IID Olf .,!;!_~ 011 - Jtma Beauty School : Fall start September II. now for a pleil tralhbl1 In boauty -·--- -' · turt. ~. Jm ...,.UAY 5:55 6:00 •,oo Beauty Academy, 10 Phon01 WY2·3994-WY2-6301 691 W. Mo~ln. St Pomer.., I There I SundaJ 'Show 10:00 Yolct Of Propbecy 11 :to hmi1J Wanhlp llout-'1'1111 10za 81m41111bow 12:11 Noon Rlport 11:00 Cawlll7 Hymnllme 12:15 Mnll1! Jllst For You 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 Goessler's Guest Star·Fri 12:15 The Search 3:00 Platler Part)' 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:11 lllaetlnar Auto Show 1:00 Billy Qralwn 1:30 lMa1 Nt1ll 1:11 Tba Llllberu Boor l:!lll BID Stem 8po1'll 1:00 !Ips ol the Times 1:00 BowilDC 8core1 (lllf. W. 8. Billups) Interclumgo 1:05 Van P•lrld: Sparta 2:111 Public lllrvlft CoJ!!lllunll)> Newa 1:20 amt~owa ......... 2:a Tbe 111 Lite World • NIIIGoal Newt 1:0!i Tba World Today 1:00 8111111ay SbOIIOIIe Spolllrjbt Ill lports 7:10 iiiiD 011 4:00 Hour 01 Dlclllza Woatberclll 1:00 SliD 011 - Jlllt 4:41 JohD Grlfllll ou- Mlmlcale IIA'I'tlJIDAY 5:00 Sunclfo)' lbowauo lllslde Boob I:Ot SJ&D On NIWI , 1:00 SundoWn Strtnlde IIWJSet BIYd. Ul ClountrJ JIIUorM f :lll SlgD Olf Sian Off I:SO Farm New1 1:00 Slllft 011 - Junt ,. una•1 tht We'll Be Baker & Seyfried · Court st. ·Athtns, Ohio. Phi~ I LY 3-1457, IIOIIAI 7:11 lllp On Ntwa l :ot BIPIIII LIJmiD'• Hour 1:• llollr Of DoUvtrance (lilY. Pllll Jones) 1:00 Wlnp Of IIH1Ill& 1,30 lncltldlq ~ka Chinn Course. Wrltt, Phlille, or-·c.me In. ~~h'!" Newa 0 Grama ,\gl'lcuJtUre Agent Country Go Round Newa Beat Counlry Go Round NeWI Beat 3:110 Mid Way Matluet 3:86 Nt111 IIIII 1100 lllldaa wltb bon i· 45 rhe Lifeline B·OO 8 05 -B 10 U· 1$ 8:16 lrlabt 8llr lhow ?:IS Plekbll lldwr Shoo 11:10 Farm NIWI lluUetln - T:CI l..,thtl P111J 1:15 JDIIII BuJolt lhow STOP BY ------- - For All Of Your Notdt . MARTIN HOTB LOUNGE and Middleport Feed Mill T-. Pewler, Owner & Opp. I ..Wt Do CUstom Grinding" DANCING N. 21111 Ave. TONIGHT 1ml SEE USII Mlddloport COllA SERVICE SATURDAY Ste The utelt, Labor-S.Villf Farm llnpleiMnts ly Music by the Vlklltl' INTERNATIONAL· HARVESTER 10 P.M. TO I A.M. NEW IDEA · CARD OP THANICI Bv OIOIGI WONDEI thankt and "'l:;:~, itelgllbor• ,j durlnt lllneaa and ••tb ol our Jlul. ·band ind lather, • Cleland Hines. We approoltlte abo tbt conolderat1on ol tbt l'lllnJ Funeral Home IIIII, llr. L. L. Roush lor hio ~ ' - words ahd aU lrleadl wilD helped In any way. YIIUI' klnclnen . lfjll always be remembered by: Edith Hines, Willard Hines and Charlene-'nloma • 10 1tp WY 24111 ~ IN MEMORY .lot·.:.....- . Ill MEMORY of Charles Lewis ·who pa~ away two' yean 'rOU'RE SO LAZ Y \_ SLUGGO- -- D ON'T' ~ YOU EVER THINK OF' YOUR FUTURir ~ su~e--­ r WAS JUST THINK1Ncr- A80UT !I.Y I FIGURED OUT HOW MANY DAYS TILL. MY Ol.:C• All'! PENSION 11, 1181. s.dly cblldten ind FUTURe · '.'Where Quali'ly Is Paramount'" . - �'- Selling Everything But The Kitcheq .Sink? Want Ads Can Sellli Too lai!JI~•.....,*«w•rt. tO. tiel - o~ Alf· ·-~ - LIMa IIIII II -"' ¥!lfdlla .. ! ..-·~kit·~ltltll6ol "-. Joppa "--.!-1 .;:IOClill • \ IIIII !olr. IIIII 11tL IIIIMrl 0., News _ , wllll Mr. MrL Wlllnil lalltJ, .... I spoilt ·classified Ads Get -' Results. -;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;:j; ....... Mrt. ~ lllrll' '1'111 .1017 mNIIIII Of IG!>' lllrl .tlito4 -nil)' Wltb Mt. lbo lltld illoodl)' ... 1114 lira. Gtlttl ...... IJ!Jn8 Ill 1111 tllui'Ch. Tdpll! ol -~-==:;;::;:;;.~-~ .. ... "Y/llal llllall •• r.n · ·aur Chlldrtft "DOll' Jlact•• 1'boll prtnnl w• t • ,. tvscil-- Tuppers Plains .,_ ·...IL=' ·=... ...-........ -- s-..!-1 Not- l!uiH llbrton, Motllo -um, Livlha llrtnnllll, Opal Harrll, Allco Borr, Rill Baker, Mal' lllrel Groomlcklt, Oltndl Jlttlo OCUU .,., 2t.lllow , tdUm, Sharon, Ropr, Janict, IGV. dilt1ii< llottil proeeliO Jean and Larry Baker. Margaret Orounk:lde wu hosteso al a Slanley party at her home Friday evening. Door priz<t wa1 -won by Glenda Jlttlo edum. Roll'1!i!hments were serv· ed to tha lolloWlnl Winnie Mar'ec1 Rill cinko, Glend l 8 en urn: Baker ' Mary Ann HarriS, Opal Harrll, Linda Cole, Marlene Putman Madalyn Buchannan. ed biN II tilt ..tlhodllll a!1ll" ~ IM!day e'ilinllll- He II lllil ""' o! !lev. 1M Mrs. Freeland Nortll. Mrs T Perfil> 1 Mr. ahd • 0111 .:'.. Lexmgtoo, Ky., wet calling friends here Sllllrda7. The WSCS of the Melhndlst 'tb Mn Myrtl Church for iheJr .:. Jl(jll.,. wl~ ' - Society News .1962 FORD 'NIIrd Hardtop Clnpe, Wblle llallll, red Interior, low 1111..,., - bolbz,.P'l"llr lleerlDJ and brakeo, rildlo and IIMitr. LID 110W olllhe WIJ'. · 1962 COIVAIR - - - - - $1995 Mo!IU 2 Door. llarQoq llaQb, '""" Interior wltb buektt tNII. • fPM4 box, IOIIDIIat, rdlq, boater. Tires ohow Ultll - · 1 lib new w tl a Nllu'flna. WANT AD INI'OD\ATION al'olbolt @) Alllpata ;!.r:. $3395 POMROY MOTOR CO.@ ONN IYP. 1100 P.M. POMIIIOY, OHIO ft1!! !!! UI'- FOR SALE HELP WANTED Childre~ present were Donald gular meeting seven mem-Bobby Patty d boro present ahd U11 aunt, 0 8 pulm.n ' ' M Vir inia Merlum Mark Grossnickle, Sharon, Reg- rs. g • er. Janice, Jean and Lorry Baker. Demonstrator wal Mrl. sylviA Webb or ldJ!nlllield. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Crossni<kle and children and Mr . and Mr1. Clearmont llarrts attended the Harrio N!union at New Philadelphia Sunday. Mrs. Flossie Potty spent a few days recenUy .,ith Mt. and Mrs. Clarence Bak~>r and lamily. Mr, and Mn. Buzz Brannon and family of Mansfield visited last weeltend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold ll<aMon. Min Mn. Myrtle Prot! ttctl•td word tbal 11tt chtiiP!tr, 1\ln. CalTOI Matlack, had undergone surgery at Clove land Clinic Ill Cktvellnd. Wituam Cllapman W88 toturned homo 1to1n the booplw and hi; daupltr, Mro. John oramlinl and son of Akron is lpendinC a leW diYI beN With Pemeroy, Ohio REAL ESTATE them. I' Mr. and Mrs. Bam were 8Aturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne a n 4 1... TayIor goests Brick· SALE : ii room house bath, newly decorated, heaUng. FuU basement. cated 123 Hudson Street, Middltport. Price, f6000. In· quire Ohio Hotel. NOnCB \:::1 rool~w~or~k~. .......... aad rates. Jack TlmmODI, Routt 1, Lon& Bottom, Oblo. Ultp IVMLID.OO &LMLII'D ORL IIILBTHD VK J IILSLZU'; IIIUVV EUSOIIBL KV8• IILIJI'II ~o.-&VIIIIIIo w• !'tll:al:da~ O:;ptaqaotll OOD 1'1111 IUVl' OA.RD!Itt ~ 111111 'l'Hli: B'IRST Clift' CWN.- •.a-•111;~~ Lllf WMPO . Radio MONDAY fiiiW f'IIIDA, Y 1:00 !lip 01 Ntwl 8:05 IICI'III a.rt 11:111 Podia Party 10:1& Publlo SII'VIca 1:20 Cawdl7 JamiiOrtt S:30 J'm. NIWI 11:11 Tall 'l'ln Show 11:00 HOOD llepon 11:10 . . . lhrlin 'hits 7:111 ...,... f'lrty ..How abol.K ask;ng tht SmhhJ over for bridp., _ _ ThoJ'~ _watar onthullam!" Ethelt 7:11 WJEH RADIO II:S!i MasOD County Ne1fll 12:00 Community News 12:1111 NOOD Ntwa 12:10 OhiO Ntwa donday lbru Friday 6 :00 Sign On 6·05 Musical Clod< 7:00 ~ew' 7 10 Mmdcal Clock ta:li ...,_ 7::m News Headlines !2:20 12:2!1 12:30 12:45 1:55 2:00 2:55 7:w Musical Clock 8 55 9-00 9-30 9:45 to ·oo 10 05 10 55 11:55 Ohio Valley News World & Ohio News Sporla Today Weather Picture Musical Clock Community NtWI Laldlstrlnl Public Service Family Worahip Hour Mason County Nen Talk ol tho TOWII News Morning Melodlll 4:30 5:00 &:1111 !i: II 5:2!i 6:30 <except Friday: Church Bells Bini' 11:45 World NIWI TERRY 7:10 Nt111 Roport - Otuo 1110 BIUidul P1r1J 1:10 BIMillul hrl7 liGp 9:11& CoftM Wllb Jlllll t ·4G Bet1r NtwiaD IO:llli MhlliWIII Alloc. 10:111 c-fry Hot Dowu 11:11 SWIP illall 1:11& 1'1111111' hrtr 1:110 lwldoWII llrlaade 7110 8IID Olf .,!;!_~ 011 - Jtma Beauty School : Fall start September II. now for a pleil tralhbl1 In boauty -·--- -' · turt. ~. Jm ...,.UAY 5:55 6:00 •,oo Beauty Academy, 10 Phon01 WY2·3994-WY2-6301 691 W. Mo~ln. St Pomer.., I There I SundaJ 'Show 10:00 Yolct Of Propbecy 11 :to hmi1J Wanhlp llout-'1'1111 10za 81m41111bow 12:11 Noon Rlport 11:00 Cawlll7 Hymnllme 12:15 Mnll1! Jllst For You 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 Goessler's Guest Star·Fri 12:15 The Search 3:00 Platler Part)' 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:11 lllaetlnar Auto Show 1:00 Billy Qralwn 1:30 lMa1 Nt1ll 1:11 Tba Llllberu Boor l:!lll BID Stem 8po1'll 1:00 !Ips ol the Times 1:00 BowilDC 8core1 (lllf. W. 8. Billups) Interclumgo 1:05 Van P•lrld: Sparta 2:111 Public lllrvlft CoJ!!lllunll)> Newa 1:20 amt~owa ......... 2:a Tbe 111 Lite World • NIIIGoal Newt 1:0!i Tba World Today 1:00 8111111ay SbOIIOIIe Spolllrjbt Ill lports 7:10 iiiiD 011 4:00 Hour 01 Dlclllza Woatberclll 1:00 SliD 011 - Jlllt 4:41 JohD Grlfllll ou- Mlmlcale IIA'I'tlJIDAY 5:00 Sunclfo)' lbowauo lllslde Boob I:Ot SJ&D On NIWI , 1:00 SundoWn Strtnlde IIWJSet BIYd. Ul ClountrJ JIIUorM f :lll SlgD Olf Sian Off I:SO Farm New1 1:00 Slllft 011 - Junt ,. una•1 tht We'll Be Baker & Seyfried · Court st. ·Athtns, Ohio. Phi~ I LY 3-1457, IIOIIAI 7:11 lllp On Ntwa l :ot BIPIIII LIJmiD'• Hour 1:• llollr Of DoUvtrance (lilY. Pllll Jones) 1:00 Wlnp Of IIH1Ill& 1,30 lncltldlq ~ka Chinn Course. Wrltt, Phlille, or-·c.me In. ~~h'!" Newa 0 Grama ,\gl'lcuJtUre Agent Country Go Round Newa Beat Counlry Go Round NeWI Beat 3:110 Mid Way Matluet 3:86 Nt111 IIIII 1100 lllldaa wltb bon i· 45 rhe Lifeline B·OO 8 05 -B 10 U· 1$ 8:16 lrlabt 8llr lhow ?:IS Plekbll lldwr Shoo 11:10 Farm NIWI lluUetln - T:CI l..,thtl P111J 1:15 JDIIII BuJolt lhow STOP BY ------- - For All Of Your Notdt . MARTIN HOTB LOUNGE and Middleport Feed Mill T-. Pewler, Owner & Opp. I ..Wt Do CUstom Grinding" DANCING N. 21111 Ave. TONIGHT 1ml SEE USII Mlddloport COllA SERVICE SATURDAY Ste The utelt, Labor-S.Villf Farm llnpleiMnts ly Music by the Vlklltl' INTERNATIONAL· HARVESTER 10 P.M. TO I A.M. NEW IDEA · CARD OP THANICI Bv OIOIGI WONDEI thankt and "'l:;:~, itelgllbor• ,j durlnt lllneaa and ••tb ol our Jlul. ·band ind lather, • Cleland Hines. We approoltlte abo tbt conolderat1on ol tbt l'lllnJ Funeral Home IIIII, llr. L. L. Roush lor hio ~ ' - words ahd aU lrleadl wilD helped In any way. YIIUI' klnclnen . lfjll always be remembered by: Edith Hines, Willard Hines and Charlene-'nloma • 10 1tp WY 24111 ~ IN MEMORY .lot·.:.....- . Ill MEMORY of Charles Lewis ·who pa~ away two' yean 'rOU'RE SO LAZ Y \_ SLUGGO- -- D ON'T' ~ YOU EVER THINK OF' YOUR FUTURir ~ su~e--­ r WAS JUST THINK1Ncr- A80UT !I.Y I FIGURED OUT HOW MANY DAYS TILL. MY Ol.:C• All'! PENSION 11, 1181. s.dly cblldten ind FUTURe · '.'Where Quali'ly Is Paramount'" . - �I ... ,• . ) ·I 'I ' Dany Sentfllel, l'lliiJ6JV)'·Middleport, o., Aar. -· ' to, tte..tl . AUGUST II. 14. II, 14, 17, !HI ~ Offl11rt A41wJttrY OM11 • Bolter ............... Joe rJ. .... VIle I ••••••••• lllchard lobleab ••••••••• • C. I. ,llld:..t.e ........, ................. Aim 117... ... .... ... H. NolA Tr110urer --····----... loan Bewotooa .. ......... . VU.. Colllu · JUNIOII PAIR DtUCTOIII Glrllleouta ... . .. Jou Bewotao11. Jlllo lfly~a~, Joaot Rolla', Jolu Dnll t-Il Gltll, llH Aim M7oro, Sa•dn Wallo, llolatllo 11NwD, lttml&r Lolllt •11 lart .... Rlcbonl ltobloall, J:arl Hua~ Ttrr1 Boffme, Cllarlil Lw F:r.A. ...... IUdwd Boltor, Corl Clrelo, JohD Alllolt, ......, lolt.a ADViSOIIY IOAlD MIMIIII . Girl Seoub .... Mr1. John Rotset, 1m. VDCitJ ColllDI, llro......... 4-H Glrle .. 1m. Betty Enrla, llro. lluth Dtonbadt, 1m. GOIIIYI fftlla ._H a.,. .................. Don lmltll, Jllolt lltmtt, c. lllltiltiiH \ f\VE _ oAYS FIVE . ~ N\GH1S ·GII!l ·IIIII SU,IRINTINDINTS C1P DI,AitMINTS I _,...,...,Nutrltl•: Lt ...laaln IMihl..,.,.l Koilale Brown, chr. Rlehard ltoblenll, ebr. Juoller Llo•lf ,_..,, Genevo Nolon, o4Y. Eari.Runt Joan a.....-, ebr, Randall lolber Jane Dick Sterrett, oclv. lonalfor ~ Demon1tratlons: Vilor1 Oolllnl, t4•. """"" ....W.ltol Ttn7 llollman, chr. Janot H•-· cbr. Clothllll 01111 Chart• Lee .loon . ltyle • C. E. Bloboloe, oth-. IIDdtl Wtlll, ebr. Achi"'M-1 AWI!nlot CNIIO, I""' 41 I I I I flue Aim Jb'lh Sue Alln M7tn, Cbr. lohD Amott, <Hhr. Bott1 hla, od•. ltlcltiJ'd Koblenb CArl Clrole, eo-eltr. ltnnlter Lohoo Rldllrd Holter Chari., Lee Joe LIIIIIIJI, CIINIIAL IULII 1. khlblto - Mull be earrle4 u V~allonol Alrieulluft, VocatiODo ol Homo llconoml.,., or 4-R Club pro~ or oupervioetl proelleeo or under ou,...illoa ol Girl Scout troopt. Wboa quootlon of doubt sh•U ori10 the decision ol the Ell<::llllve Committee wlU be <Onoidered !lnol. lath ublbltor muot eleor hlo or her opaeo after l'tlllovln( olhllllt befOH dleclt wlll be laauod. 2. Scoring - The method of aeorlna wiD be uolnl A. B, C, - All • A" exhibit wiU coaslot of eKhlblts of superior merit. ''B" eKhlillll w!D be tboot mk1Wl1 between "A" and "C" exhlbill, •.r:· ublblto will b< of "erage merlt. Those that do not melt dealrabio ,.......,.. 111Ul bo &ra6od "D" and wUJ not recel91 a ribbon or owiJ'd. 3. THE JUNIOR FA.1R BOA.IIIl IIECOlDIENDI THAT II01ro 01' I:ACll JUNIOR J'A.IR EXHlBlT8 PJUiliiiU)I BB OONATI!lD TO '11111 JUNIOR J'AIII BUILDING FUND. , 4. Jadlini - ww bo earrltd ""' by eompttent dlallttorliteellncll"' Ev""' ~ ·litiS i CENTENNIAL PARADE TUES. AUG., 13 3:00 P.M. Schedule to be determined later, 5. Trani!POrta•ion ,....., - Tlleee norda 1o bo JIMd In ld41tton 1o ,roile oward lloteclln pnoral rule II. a. Poultry and Robblll, per elhlhltor ...................... t1.00 '· Clube, Departmento, or other oreanllltlon, not reeolrinl IIIJ' tron~portotiOn o'll'al'do b7 111 membon In IIIJ' 101'111, ont ' c. Livestock lr!IDI'PGrtotiou wlll be per animal lllllt loUowo: (I) from Salisblll1' Townahtp . . .... .......... Per unit 11.00 Cli !rom Chestor, Sutton, 8edlord or Rutt•nd Townoblp . .. . . ......... _ _ Per unit $3.00 (I) from all other townohl)ll In tho eounlf ...... Per Wilt ta.OO One unit shall eonllot ol: (1) Five or le•• bead oflbeep or g<>ot.l, (2) One <Ow, eal! over 8 monlhl ol ••• or ono boa I montbl of 110· bita conahting of tal plecea. 6. A.warda - Bule owartlo will be modo to ooeh oulbltor 011 b11l1 of cr•des •• follows: No award wlll be modo oa "D" ,rodoo, but tranoportatlcm wlll bo ' paid on livestock. A B C $1.1111'-fl.~$1.00 - - •• - Style Revue; lhowmonlblp; Leaclenhlp; IAI'a Sew; . Artlolu to Uoe tll<l Wtar; llld IIIJ' othot olot111111 not liatod below; Home l'urnllbin.. ond HoD!O Monogemont; all food oltepl e&llllinc cllll· aa.e; ,V tJelliblet and Crops; Con""alion; r"luwer G1rdening and ForeetfJ; Uvettoek l'r0o dueto; Auto Care lndlvldual-'aletr; Flrlt Aid; Homt Htll'llnr; Child Core. · 12.00-$150-$1 :00 - Drefl•; Lounllnl Garments; Adftntod Rllm• · hnllbiDD and ROillt lollftllellll~l ond 7dj Cloii e...: 'llldlvlduel lbopwatl eta• 18roj. tii.00-$2.50-$2.00 - Individual Demonotr1Uon; TallMfd Glr!nllllt and Complete Colltumei Sbapworl& lln•r; IIIMPi , Swine; Tractor Rodeo; Conservation 12f; ILtbbill; Poultry. to.llt--$4 .~.00 - ROlli• l'umllhlnt~~t Clo11 7o; Te1111 Dentonolra1101111· lllopWork 13u-w; Coltlt; Aute Olre and Will' (Cidb) lib. f!l.llt--$4.11()....$3.00 - llduelllObll Booth lneludlnl ioout llllofl. Tile tllree bell edueatlbllll llelot.bo Will reeotve lll additional ptl!e or: First Prize . ...... ............... ......... t10.00 Second Prize ····•····••••••-------..·-- .. - $ 7.00 Tblrd P11zo --·-··· ·· · ··· ···------ ----····· - $ 4.00 '· Elhlblta - lluot bo 111 ploet not toter thoa 1:00 p.m .. .........,, Aupot 13th, except nutl'liiOD 1114 muM remain In plact llnW latunlay, A.upot 17th, at 4:00p.m. Ailf ilhlbil removed Woro that 111111 wUJ lorloll lllJ ptemlums owaniM IR tblm. NutriUon eshlblll mUll be III pit.. not loter than D:OO i.lll., 'l'll1lndlt, AUIUit 15th. B. Entries - .Ill tilt llllilclr l'olr 1111111 b< lllhmltted to the Juntor raJt Secretary 11011attr tbllllulr lt, 1.181. 8. Ally prompWII, eoftlllft1, or 1117 lkl ot the obowlng wUJ forfeit any premium awordad tht ilhlblttit 1na tbe eshlbllar wUJ be ruled out of oll compedlioa 111 111111or DlfUlOI ot lbo tar. OaiJ ahlblton oDd judi" ellowod Ill tbl iiiOw 1'1!14. 10. Junlol txhlbltor1 muM do all fllllnl aad earo ·of anlmalo ublbllld In tbllualolllkolua af lbo fl!r. Olllttwloe It lo iiOt 10K Jta. lor rar. 11. l:.lmlt OllllltriM --~- J'unlor tolr elhlbllor ohall be Umlte4 to two (2) llllfMt .. toah_ef. ClamJIIH: 2 eattloa In .... Db.) ill)'lo . revae, ollolr. .tllltlp llld llltlllJ olllr ODI enii'J.) 12. l.lllltcml - lileh nldllltot oball receive ribbono lndlllltlni tbo quai!IJ f!l ......L lllllllolll mUll lit clleplOJed ON and BY eshlblll dlil' Ill( tho lllr. 13. fW 1114 1latUitn efub lllllllboh wW .....,ive piDI U tho memben ·~ -plllod tbt &11, fourth, IIIVenth, or Ieath felli' o! ;'IIOfll. Plfto will alto lit ff0'14t4 for llrot, tltlid, flltb, ooveftth, ud Jtalll Jtlr +8 tlllb aclmoft. ftll III 1 poHcy Wllldl boo been Ill opei'!IIICIII for - . 1 7lln. k. a.-.Tbo followlali t'tllll IN Dllllllllllto eover all ..,..,_ · •ticlba. lttah brte4 lball lit Juqecl ltlliNitll. Tlte ludllnl ol orcanllau- oldl1 1111 d1111a NJIIlhNir< 15. Collptautll- Pnltlllllll Will 1lt wllllbold lf project work il ..,, eGIDJlltlod . . .eteri!J 18. llllllor rill' - l'lriiiiPIIIOII will .. Mlrlcted lo membera Ill ., e.•• JUNIOR and SENIOR FAIR PROGRAM •s 00 Monday, Augusl 12th.~ 1963 .. Metgs County Munster· P M.-Religious Services ial Association Tuesday, Aug11st 13th. 10:00 10:00 10.00 12:00 12:00 2:00 3:00 3:00 •7 :00 •s:oo 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.-Kiddies Day, Rides 10c A.M.-Judging Domestic Atts · A.M.-Admission will be charged at gate. Noon to 2:00 P.M.-Junior Fair Tractor Operators Contest Noon to 4:00 P.M.-Middleport High School Band P.M.-Junior Fair Games and Contests P.M.--Centennial Parade P.M. to 8:00 P.M.-Judging 4-H Crops, Electric, Rope and Garden Exhibits P.M.- Big Bend Twirlers P.M.-Stoney Roberts Auto Thrill Show P M.-Firew'orks \ •, I ~ !l Wednesday, August 14th. 8:00 A.,I.- Poullry Judging-Open Class 9:00 A.M. to 11 :00 A.M.-Judging 4-H Poultry and Rabbits, 4-H Showmanship, Poultry and Rabbits, Junior Fair Booth Exhibits 10:00 A.M.--Conformation Show-Horses and Ponies 12:00 Noon to 4:00 P M.- Rutland High School Band • t :OO P.M.-Horse Show 1:00 P.M.-Judging Flower Show 2:00 P.M.-Judging Antique Display •7:30 P .M.- Horse Pulling Contest •a I I \ ! . r Thursday, August 15th. 9:00 A 'I.-Judging .Junior Fair - Dairy and Showmanship - Nutrition Exhibits - FFA Crops and Vegetable Exhibits 2:00 P.M.-Judging "airy Cattle- Open Clas• • 2:00 P. ~-!.-Pony Hafoess Racing •a:on P.M.-Running Racing • 4:00 P.M.-Eastern High School Band *5:00 P.M.-Twilight Horse Harness Racing '6:10 P .M.-Big Bend Varieties of 1963 - Directed by Robert K. Hoeflich Friday, August 16th. 8:30 9:30 10:00 1:00 1:30 •2:00 A.M.-Judging .Junior Fair-Sheep and Swine A.M.-Judging Junior Fair-Beef and Showmanship A.M.-Judging Beef Cattle-Open Class P . M .-Holst~; .. Show P.M.-Judging Sheep and Swine- Open Clail P.M.-Pony Harness Racing •a:oo P.M.-Running Racing •4:00 P.M.-Pomeroy High School Band •s:OO P.M.- Twilight Horse Harness Racing '7 :30 P.M.- Pony Pulling Contest Saturd~y. 1963 PREMIUM LIST . 1,, lttcll nblbll . . . 1lt lllfrlod u I lftlell& Ia the dub or deporlo i mom tho Jtll' It II ntdllltod. Mo llflelt (ll"'udllli n-lodr) mOJ lit ...-lodmorttllulonto. 11. Pl'oleal 1•11•111 10 lit llllll>ltad • IIIII - - Folt """ not bo cl!lniltd liter 1117 !tilL Qlr<lo. ldulifJIIte ..a Jt'Ol.-l anlmolo mUll 11t llllldltted lo tilt Oottnlfllll$ 'i" Olllfi loiron ltll7 lot, to bo olllilrto le JI'Oilllllaulo popen W Nlillllwcl ontmat. 111t11t M dteebd br 11.· llillollallltt lho I1IDior hlr •iltrllltolldt41 .. ...... ol tho r_.uv. dep-t ... ~ PII'JIIII. EDITION II. AD sholllill - -. 11t doDo bJ ,_.. rM' • 0111J III .Janlor hlr 11. ttl In...order -lile le lit"·' llldllo lor pnmt,_ all 4-11 ~proJect bollte aut be alillfaelolllr IOIIlfletod and ,. tho Couatr ilit*nt.., O!llco by AUillot lrd. · tiL AD a•' lt 1 alllbltoc1 at tho Far mUll lit ICfDI!lponl'!d by hOilltll popoa ~ tbal tho l l v - meelo! otato IMalth INijUinmen'-- ' IJIYIIION 1- LIIAOIUiilil l. S .;,. Tho """'-mont Aftrd .... ,...,,.. .,. - _,.......... . . . . a.. I - IDUCA'rJOKAl. 100'111 8&HIB('J'I, ADJ 4-11 Cl•h, AlrieultUN, or VoeaiiODal s- l<oDOiai<o .Depotlmoill. .. 1117 <111tor IUftlor trpalullea lUI lit up - ecl..,tloaat bCiolll. toollo 2. v...tloaal eKhlbl111rlll be pna a IQIIee I r.Oit . ., lihl I fMI •No tdePI!IIIIlll apoa uture o! ulllbll, plua 1114 amolllll ef ""'"" anllallle) 11141 •• "'IDJIIIlyiDI wall ...... No ll'lld• Ill tllo ~ lldf lit lu4lt4 III ADJ . _ Enlrleo tor bOolh eshlblti muot be r Je ot tho limo 1111 lloo otllor JliDior Folr entrlelllt1d&lltlo. For -11· "'aaooJ Ia tilt ...... "A Good Dlot P171", or "'1'rMtor lllfolr.~ A lw.of lkalclt IIIII pia. tor a boollt mllll bo Mlbml~ .ll. tllo llllt ol ....,., lpeelfJ ....,.._, DOidl oueh 11 llbiiiPtCI GH41d• ~~~ eooaaet1011 Itt. Score cant for Judalnl tho EducoUoual Booth: A. Dote tilt ddt'. . I*INJ tho oblectl.. ., till osblblt! . . . .............. ......... ........ 10 polnta B. lo the ldoo of.tbo tihlbll- at a _..,..., 11 the .tnt,r ol Jatmot ...U7 _ , .. .. ... ..... to polltta C. Does thf eshlblt I'O!preselllln •JiPlliiod ,...U..! .. II polnllll D. Io tbo lotol ahlblt te till of boolll! 10 potnto ll Io lhl 1111 of eolol', 1 offoelln? ·- -- 10 potN F. An J1boia. pooton. llblblt artldoo ID rtloitOD te oadt Gt1Ntr ID lilt prOIIOIUOD! . -- . 10 poiDII Cl. An olattlll4lbla an ~dell dlilplo imcllll)' te reid! •• I ,.mte Y'iE or- H. ~~::: ~·~~~~~~-~ ....... i 1. Jo tho ut o1•111ab, ..,.,u111, jlolnto lllll pwteluatld cwaac.1f --- -- - ------ ----·------ --- -~ -- · ---·-- I ,.._ J. 11 ortiiJUitlt, llhewb! .......... ............... .... polllll 1[. WUI tho oppMriD. . of lho ablblt bo llllioloeiAirr for lhl dunlloa ol till fair! . . ............. ..... • fiiDia 3 Clan S - D~ONITIArw:; COHii:iir.'~: wW b. bold Tuoodey, ,\upo& 1111 al 1:00 p.m. Contoolulto wUJ Ill d !ieclll 11111 oro 1o dolDOilllrlta at tho hlr. Tllo OODt.llt II te all parttelpltiDI P'OilPI· Tho parpeoo ol o deiDGilllnlloa II te, ......, lho bow oad why ol tbo nbjeet domo-tocl. Politte te Ill tolleldend Ia JudCIDI ...-.110111 wUI IDeludt: Five polnla wUJ bo dldliltld Ill' .... IIIID1111 or frletloa ol minute dtmOllJirlUOD II 11114er ltlt mlnUiel or over ll!ttoD milt- Ia ltJIIIIo. Choice o! Subject .Dem-.locl •••••••••••••• 1111'1 Row wfD d..oaatntta 1.1 ,..,.,.. .......... 1111'1 Inlerttlt to the audliBI!Il . . ...... . .. ............ IOllo Showllli ODd OXI'JelniAI II'OCOU d-'1- ........ IOllo •. CLAS8 t - JUNIOR Lt.\ti!PSHIP: llequincl ahlblt il u fo!IOWI: 1. Completed llllllor Leacloroblp rr.jeet book. ('l'llrnod lltlo CouniJ Extension OUt.. by AuCUtl 3rd.) t. Supplomenta17, uoeoble, luclonblp matarlal. (Tbil II to bo mo• terial of value In tho loadenhlp 11111111011 II eho"" bJ the Junior Leodoroblp booil.) (1. ODd I. liUIJ be Ill ODI notebook) (1- how 2. wu uoetl) I. Poster or <hart ohowin1 Junior Leadtnblp worlt oomploted Ia tocol elub or eommuiiiiJ llld "'Uft~do oeii•IIJ. -.Jitb1tar mtJ show prevtoua ,,.,. ol Junior lAodenlllp work. (This mUll be ntaiiJ wrlttan or printed. Silo o! poltfl' or ehort mnot be I~" x 14" or larger. MuoL bo plotn tnoulh 1o read ol five loot dlotoneo.) DIVIIION IL C:LOTHtNO, HOMI 'IIRNISHINOS, AND HOMI MANAGIMINT I . CLASS a. CI.OTHINa. All NW1n1 ond elothin1 mUll bo brouabt In Tueodlf, Auau•t lth, !rom 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. to be judged on Wodne!lday, August 7th. Junior Fair ~ewina: will net be judled at the Plir· grounds. This judgi11g Will takl place in the }O~ll club pJUI lh1 lfldl on the project book. Ga. Three articles madtln 4-H '"Let's Sew.•• Gb. Three articles made in 4-H "ArtieiH to UN and W11r." Gc. l:aq to M1k1 Cotton Dre11. M Lounging or BlefPinr garments. Ge. lchool, ho-me, or atr4!et dreu. If. Sports clothes for work, play, or ltreet. CMU8t bt a complete outfit.) 5g. Tailored cloth11. (Include taUorllla: proee11.) 6h. Dress·Up-Dresa or Formal - ean includt 1Up. 5i. Complete Costume (Should lnelude dre11, tult or eoat With 111 accessories, auch as shoes, hat, glove1, 1Up, 1nd other undiTIIJ'JIItD&&) &j . College girls dress. · 6k. Three 4ilfor.,t tr,. ortlcleo modo In houJehold Hwlnl. 151. Three dlfftNnt tt'PI articles made Jn Children·• wur. 6m. Quilt top. 6n. QuUt. The artl<leo In <imeo Ill, lb, lb, lk, ond 51, must bo oxhibltod together as a unit. f . CLASS 8- STYLE Rli:VUI: (An elimination <Onteol Will b< held Oft Auguot 7th. at 7:10 p.m. All prlo partieipoti,. in tho ollmlnotlon eontnt oll<l ohowlnl 11 tbo CouniJ Faft will be paid premiums the aame 11 participttfog in tht strte tetue ot the lair. All dre1101 1radod A In the ollmtnallon eontott muot be ohown in the Coudty tolr Style S.••• at the lunlor :Prolfom.) 1<. Easy to _.lkl Cotton Ilto11. 8d. Lounging or ole.Pinc 11rmenta. 1e. S.bQol, homo. or 1treo! drtll. 6f. lllltJHI etotlta• lot wort and plor. ••• 'hllotld clot.bet. ett. Dred-UP'IlN• or Potmal. et. · Oolnpleta Cootllllle. 8J. CoUeaolirl'o clr•. 1. CIAIII 7. ROd 1URNI!RINCS AND HOME MANAGEIIENT: 7a. IIGO!Jl Deooratlo.. - olhibllo muot lnol11do 111loltl 111ado or rem6de1ed M ·1 unlt ior lliJ toom Ill lho - · Lltt aumbor of roon for proJect on enii'J toa. 1bi liMlll ArtaiiCillltnt - uhlblll mUll ...., IIIJ' ortlelo modo ~ eave lime, eo«Cf, ar lobor -ID tho home and 11oomponltd- a di'IWIDI showing 1110 ol ortltltl. 1'llll •11 bo 1 k!tolt ... loulldr1 _,., -lnl room, boleme'l, ott. till IIGmbor o1 )'lUI for llhleet on tntrJ 1111c. P-Dil AeHl~Dto - Aa lduulioaal ahlbll abowlal MJno piiiM o! actlvltJ In tht proJ,iet. 1d. Qu1ok oncl Kal;'. '1'*1 fll liOn lttma Mdt and d!JpiOJtd to • their uN' Iteotdtq to tbe proJtet book. 1e. t.AundrJ. - An •.dllcallonal dllplaJ that ab0111 o pro<OA whleb mfuo wultlrll ~/or MOler. (l'o tnelllllt poetor ~~- dotAU. oflo1Jildr7llfOCOOI.) DIVI.ION IlL- POOIIt 8. ~ I - FOOD nii!RVATION. Cotmia1 and l'rn 1•1· C... talaen uOt litbeled WHI Ml llo judpd. BNio 1011tolur If .... mutt be pnperly lobtle4 lhlll - . ol projtll, 11 n•IJIIII -w of preaervatloa and dalo p1 ,.._ '-• .,..,.. IINII • eillrt - ' n l eomplete4 alimbor ol Wll • ,...._. "" 1004 111 rn•td Ill .._ ptvad. A.lll' dupljGllo entiUI lllidl bo "" dla- tulltr w 11ft. eo. fl•eltrio!tulle. 8b. five lab ol fiiPtol>l .. a.. n .. Jan ot . . - !ood willa lbol - M .... tor • fiBIIr melllllllft!eDiber. 8cl. Fl•e ...-lotleo ol ..-111 t.iod,. , Wt'IC, • tit. ~ shcnrlnc .... In !omlly _.. . . . , _ .... ldlllllt ............ Ia o plulle IN ar ot.btrl eciatolllale U.. ..._ lilt*-· Ult all ' - of ea<b ubl,lt on enlrJ illBe. Five t)deliel tl ~ ............. t1 Ill ..II 1114 ,_me m- date~). 81. Fl 8g. ~·u.. of ltiU..-. ~ nrielleo <ll plddoe, M'!chM; - I. a.ASS I - FOOD P' M~'I'IOM - llldaJ. All llake4 tood. mUll be lebeled, llfllll oiii!IDdlld. Jdld o1 lletrr, oltortM'•I er D!lJ: ..... A.U liiirH fl!o4a atllllli Llil.lita*'11f - · tlllnlllli ..._ Club mtmbort IIIOIIC 1111 011 tMI eiH a. fltlli ,....,... 1e t. ,..... - • to the project. AllJ du~ 01111111 ••U• of '71 M nrieQ" or IJPI. · ... y - brudo. One loof.............. . .... liUk* ...... Aa t*Mt ....... ., .., " . . ftlliiWIIri: lb bloautto, .m mufflnt, oaa lilllorltrtl4. lnlil ...... • tbn=er nUt, .eof!H oake. . lt. Cob. tiMid ., .., .,. ., . . . . . " fl ..... an 1101 to ked. _,to ld. -· - :· ••••)liii.'.,:r rr ........ IO:op A . M .~Tunior Fair Parade 11:00 A.M.- Junior Fair Achievement Awards and Style Revue •t:OO P.M.-Ra cine High School Band "2:00 P .M.-Horse Harness Racing •&:10 P.M.-Big Bend Varieties of 1963-Db:ected by Robert K. Hoeflich 10:00 P .M.-Fireworks • Grandstand Attractions. ... ..... CGunl1 '"""' ' August 17th. "" • 1":1>•-• •<t I rl*''' . . . . . . 1114 lhlllirlt ......., ..... l! IMJlir port'- 41 IINtr - " Ill ""'- INIII• .... ll lo ,....._robd . . ~ .... Ill r.mUI!f With tho ,.....S. ...,. aJto.....s. --·---· ---------- - -- ------- --- ·-·--- ---- sa.oo 4. $3.00 wiU be allowed for tranoportotion pu,.,_ on ohop ll!hlo - n. fOilUIIfiiM 11 · IIIIIIIN'- 'fW ._ """ ~ the edd ~ ,..r.. ,he 'ta elM ~tip 1a illt ,.., d:M ~-Qat~~ ....trl ... .llthr 0 -b. . . . . . . . .., ad•. I - Goa••• r:r.A. ....... ~ ................................... .... Joe Yn!lftl ·81111 . u IIIIGS OOt!NTY JUNIOR FAIR PREMlliM US1' · l'NIIdt:..J.:r···------ - .. tilt Ptlr. ~):l!ttf· ••· .. •: ·I ' ~ '. - c.......... - '- . tiAbllll.... 11. 'I'ZQITAIILI ANJ) I.'IIOPI. 1,11. Qitden - khibil 10 earuiit ill flallllll done Cf 7 J I II.. bteo. l'.o<tl plote •haD' coaaist 111 iWOIM llilllll. tin t t ~u.... rota:, ftve ~ one tquuh, OM e~bbq.a, or IUIItl.r ••ltMIT • II.. Strowberrleo - I'Jxlllbil to eonot&t .fll I 41111ft Ill .... pt.Dta. ' lie. Bupberrloo lid. Potaloft - 12 tuben, on1 >arlett• lie. Cor:! - Mo1 eollliot of three oWu at 1• COJ'JI. 111. Corn - 1117 conoi.lt of 10 , _ at • • torD. 111. Commerelll uop - .,.,. maot bo ~llr M itllfrlol., ..... •-I> dal IOie. - Tomttoel Wlllr'mekiD lb..... TlllaP\llopldnt Callllop ---~- c"'"'•b.... 1(,.. ·- 11~. HOJ - kblb)t 1o eoulol 1111 - lllet. UL Popeom - 10 em ol Ita eom . liJ. Popcora- 10 ooro of 141413 oora. llk. Sweel Cern - 10 olllll......,,' . llL An, oilier erilpa, Indio or YO&rtabloo arrlod 11 IJI'II.Ieeta • 'l'ised pn<lleeo mey be ublbited. lim. Wbeot - Exhibit 141 o! ouo peel! IIIDPlo. lla. Batter - &xhiblt te ....lot of one peck oomplo. llo. Oall - Z:lhlblt to cilnoist of peck oomple. lip. Byo - Exhibit to -lot of one - k 11mplo. l. - · llq. Chomplon Trophy .- Pl.... 1o the 111oot olllllonflal ...... or erop •Khlbll. l'.!tlrleo lit '"' eluo DUly be oD._.. 1e ....._ 111 ~ llp lnoluotve. Trophy or ploque lo b< .oeeurod Ill' IIUIIor l'lli ...,._ 12. CI"'B8 12. CONSBRVATION JU>Wa GA.JQ)IMNG .A!Q1 .POIID'nlY. , ' IJo. C-nollon oxllllltt: Exhibit ono or ,._ Jl-.llelo ... ,..... aplalnlnl work completed. 13b. lintomolOIJ' eshlblt - lnoeet eoUeetiM ., otllor odliMtionll . , hl~. . Ue. Flower .GIJ'dontnr - loth exllltltl muol llo•o ep 1 t • 1111 ot leut three d1ftere11t nrletiei of tlowere and one llft1ml--t 'lllnl ene or more vuietiu of flowen with Oowen trith label 1fria1 ... rJl e1cb arran1ement. Jn addition, 1 1bteh lhowinl arranaemMt Ull IIH of Dower prden. A.ltraetivo dloploy io thJo e1aoe- ocoriq: EJ• A.ppeol . . ........ ... .................... . - NeatnOH . ....... ................. ......._ .. 24'10 Orillnlllt, -- -- . .......... ................... ..,. Approprialeneq ___ -*-- ___ ___ __ ______________ _ 11" Llwn 1nd G1rden Maintenanee, .cluettlonal exhibit iJbowi1t lawa m1mten1nce. 12e. Fore•try exhibit to eonsl•t of at leut tiJ different ,_, - - l i t _. ltH toetlono or a plontlna b.. wttb ot t..ot 1 trew wllldt _ . ,...... in the arrent Jtar or one older tree. 12f. A<lnn<ed consenollon or lon"-IDJ projoot - ...u.tt 1o 1oo deloiled eshlblt ol work aduoll1 ..rriocl outoueb ao ,.,. IIIOfPinc. aervttlon 11tructure, landac1pe plan 1nd plantbiJ. 1~. 13. CLASS 13. SHOPWORK, 13a. lrld.ividual rope exhibit. ShaJl conaiat of fin or more.,._ kMtll., ete, per iDdiYidual, pJua one ~elul utlcle 1uch u b1lter, n' ...,... etc. (Minimum slize exhibit 2' X 2' .) (4-H State reqdirtlll ..t .. a r .... hibit mounted on finished boud.) 13b. Individual electrical project exhlblt. Shtll eomld If twe • _.. articles made in projed . INDIVll>UAL &HOP AWARDII. l3c. Ont lirge or three 1m1JI pieetl 'lf -.Wpmnl .ua. lt ..,. _ tele~thone Jbelf, bow, 1nd 1rrow1. 13<1. Small wood work jobs. 13e. Forge work jobs - small job. 13f. Welding jobs - amall joba. 13g. Soldering jobo- omall job. 13h. Electrical work - small job. 131. Small motor - elnn, paint, miner repair~ , 13f. IA1f'n power equlpment. 13n. Two wheel trailer, hog house, brooder house, WltfOII bls,.., n6.. 13o. Work btnrh, milk e.1rt, feed eart i hOI Hll-fftoderi eomnnmiiJ alit; motor llrlnn UHmbl)'; poat drill ltlembly; t.r~a tied, lldder· ta~e· gun nek. ' ' 13p. Small motOt" projeet - <ompletel> teer dOWD, rapolr • rolnd~ motor. Show on 1 poster (1'4" 1 11'' or i;lrlll') eudlf what Wit d1111•. 13q. lmoll motor project - complete]J lear down motor. llounl ,..-11 on exhibit bo.lrd lilting rep1irs needed. 13r. Wtldlftl job ~ llrlt (eumpln: 11ton1• ,._., mot. baM.) 13u. Club IWpe exhibi'l--1\lllt•t.ed ·'ltllnimum aiH I ' • I' or eqalflleot. 13v. Club Elf!ttriell exhibit - NlltltN minimum J' :.: I' • ~t~ui­ vahmt . 13w. Large Cabinet - complelet' lintobod. Ceder oheot, 1un cabinet DIVISION Y IIIP CAnLI If. CLASS t4. SHOWMANSlllP - t'.aeh per10n enter1n1 on onltnol in class 15 throueh 35 sh11J be automttletll7 entered tor ahowmanllllp.. No bullo DIIJ bo oxhlbitocl in tho Junior Sh ... All Junlor Fair Rhibltora must be ready for snowmanthip at t :OO a.m. They thoul4 wait wntl theJr ela• Ll C81ltd befon eominl tu the Jltuw are1. The patpa.. of 1tartin1 with thowmanship is 10 both exhJbitor and animal wnt be ftlllla llld elooo. (lrodlng of the ohowmonohip tieN oboll bo -.J 101!; oa the txlllbitor oncl how welt ho hendleo hll oDtntal. 10.,. oboll 1oo on tbo condition ot the animal te: to cleanlineaa, grtJOmlnl, aftd ptJtMI • • dillon. Tho quolltJ ol tho onlmol oholl not be eOftoidtttd in thlo da._ 14a. Old Pro - 4-R - ThoiO thol hne nhlblte4 4 7Hn or more. 14b. 3nd, 3rd, and ftb, 1ear nhlbltora. 4-H. 14<:. Novl<f Showman - f·H. ThOll oxhlb1tlnf onllntlo lor tho lint limo. Chomplon oncl S.oorve Chomplon In uch ol tho tbru oholl bo oele<tod. Grand Chomplon Sh..mm thoU be oel- .... eompetttioa of the top two -wlnMn of ttle elas• lU • lk 1~ . Old Pro- Vo-Af. 14e. 2nd, lrd, 4th year exbibitort- Vo-Ac. 141. No•l.. ohowman - Vo-A1. 15. 151. Ub. Ilk:. llld. 15e. 151. 151. 18. 1111. CLA911 11. IIBII&I'OIIDI OR ANGUI CoH born Jam11171. !Milo April 30, 1983. llonlor Cllf borJt lloptamber 1, tlltl2 1o Do<omw II, 1-... 1111Dmer yeorllnr born Ma)' I, 111t12 to Auruot 11, 11«1. Junior yNrlln& born Jonuary I, IIHI:llo April Ill, l Ienior ytll'llftl born StPt•mbor I, llltll to DoHmw 11, lfll. . ! ,..r old holler born lbJ I, llltll 1o A!llli.lt 11, 1111. Cow bon 11Jior te Mo7 I, I uti. DIVISION Yl. DAIRY CAnLI CLASS lt. SHOWMANSHIP Old pre - 4-R Club 011mbort. lib. Snd, Srd, and 4th year ubiblton - "-11 11• * 18<. ltd. lh. 16f. 17. NftlM- +lletub ltra. mtmbtro. Old Pro - VO·AI. 3n41, ilrd, ond 4tb yell oxhlbltoro- V•All· Notl•e ah<>wman - Vo-AICLAl1S 11. GtiDINI£\'1. H. bulle mor Ill Mlllltlttd .. tllo - lbow. 17o. Juator Col! born b<twHn Novombor I, IIIII and llOJ 1, 1 l'lb. lenlor Calf born betwun July I, IIG and Oel<lber Sl, 141413. 17<. Junior Yr. Reller drappod belwiOR Jon. 1, llltll and June 30. 1111111 174. tee1or Yr. llllm dropped bohro111 luly 1, 1N1 ... D11 '1f at, 111t11. 17e. tid lllllor droppod b o - JIIIJ 1, lllltiiiHilv1/tl, 1Ml 17f. C:.W ....,.... prior 10 11117 I, 11110. 18. ClLAII lt. nliii&YI (lub-oiMIIo •mo u olololT.) 11. ClLAII II. liOIA'r!INI I Clab..IOIMI - · H .... IT.) :10. CLAl1S to. AMY OTIIZil RIJCOONIZJ'.I) DAIItY . . . . . . dr•• HIDI • - 17.) II. CIAIIIt. 1111101 COUNTY Ulldt uvaTOCI CLU1AiltR ol, to ......... of tilt eltb. Anlmail llWII 111m prool Ill Nil I 71• ucopt Ia CUll ef eolveo bom oiD<e Jan. 1, !toll. Col•oo suot lla" . . . eortlfloatH showlltc nllaterod olre oncl dam. Uo. PriRo h:rnlthed by Melrio Couaty f'viD · - · 1114 PI If Nallonol Bonk. The IOJ 111.-.. onlmolo will be dloelod lA ..... liNed. Zlb. Tile Ohio Janlor Jeroe, Breeden A-. Will pN'IiM a UMIII Ia lho GnDd Cbolll!llon Jeroey Femalo Ia tho Meif. Ceuiltr 1PIII J'lllt, Tllo A.merlean Guornae7 CotUo Cl!lb 'WID ~ t rl1tltolll f• 11 • Cbomplon rlbbon1, ancl o opectol Ga......, plll(llt .... tllo 0 · r•• Guomoor Ill tho Showinl ' nttiQ Clattll. DIYIIIIN YIL Tw•,_ IMIIP II. CLASS a .ro.tMAMSIIIP :aa. CM PN- ._II lib. 3ncl, ilrd, and tth ,... oablbltGr -· .._ :ac. Kefttllllowt n - 4-11. Dd. Old Pro - Vt-4 :ue. IU; ~=~~: rllll' alllllltOn- "o-At- .... .... lit No¥let . -VMI. ,--'19'laiMRia0.161 Cl . . •- MM!!!W.a ·e . a ... • �I ... ,• . ) ·I 'I ' Dany Sentfllel, l'lliiJ6JV)'·Middleport, o., Aar. -· ' to, tte..tl . AUGUST II. 14. II, 14, 17, !HI ~ Offl11rt A41wJttrY OM11 • Bolter ............... Joe rJ. .... VIle I ••••••••• lllchard lobleab ••••••••• • C. I. ,llld:..t.e ........, ................. Aim 117... ... .... ... H. NolA Tr110urer --····----... loan Bewotooa .. ......... . VU.. Colllu · JUNIOII PAIR DtUCTOIII Glrllleouta ... . .. Jou Bewotao11. Jlllo lfly~a~, Joaot Rolla', Jolu Dnll t-Il Gltll, llH Aim M7oro, Sa•dn Wallo, llolatllo 11NwD, lttml&r Lolllt •11 lart .... Rlcbonl ltobloall, J:arl Hua~ Ttrr1 Boffme, Cllarlil Lw F:r.A. ...... IUdwd Boltor, Corl Clrelo, JohD Alllolt, ......, lolt.a ADViSOIIY IOAlD MIMIIII . Girl Seoub .... Mr1. John Rotset, 1m. VDCitJ ColllDI, llro......... 4-H Glrle .. 1m. Betty Enrla, llro. lluth Dtonbadt, 1m. GOIIIYI fftlla ._H a.,. .................. Don lmltll, Jllolt lltmtt, c. lllltiltiiH \ f\VE _ oAYS FIVE . ~ N\GH1S ·GII!l ·IIIII SU,IRINTINDINTS C1P DI,AitMINTS I _,...,...,Nutrltl•: Lt ...laaln IMihl..,.,.l Koilale Brown, chr. Rlehard ltoblenll, ebr. Juoller Llo•lf ,_..,, Genevo Nolon, o4Y. Eari.Runt Joan a.....-, ebr, Randall lolber Jane Dick Sterrett, oclv. lonalfor ~ Demon1tratlons: Vilor1 Oolllnl, t4•. """"" ....W.ltol Ttn7 llollman, chr. Janot H•-· cbr. Clothllll 01111 Chart• Lee .loon . ltyle • C. E. Bloboloe, oth-. IIDdtl Wtlll, ebr. Achi"'M-1 AWI!nlot CNIIO, I""' 41 I I I I flue Aim Jb'lh Sue Alln M7tn, Cbr. lohD Amott, <Hhr. Bott1 hla, od•. ltlcltiJ'd Koblenb CArl Clrole, eo-eltr. ltnnlter Lohoo Rldllrd Holter Chari., Lee Joe LIIIIIIJI, CIINIIAL IULII 1. khlblto - Mull be earrle4 u V~allonol Alrieulluft, VocatiODo ol Homo llconoml.,., or 4-R Club pro~ or oupervioetl proelleeo or under ou,...illoa ol Girl Scout troopt. Wboa quootlon of doubt sh•U ori10 the decision ol the Ell<::llllve Committee wlU be <Onoidered !lnol. lath ublbltor muot eleor hlo or her opaeo after l'tlllovln( olhllllt befOH dleclt wlll be laauod. 2. Scoring - The method of aeorlna wiD be uolnl A. B, C, - All • A" exhibit wiU coaslot of eKhlblts of superior merit. ''B" eKhlillll w!D be tboot mk1Wl1 between "A" and "C" exhlbill, •.r:· ublblto will b< of "erage merlt. Those that do not melt dealrabio ,.......,.. 111Ul bo &ra6od "D" and wUJ not recel91 a ribbon or owiJ'd. 3. THE JUNIOR FA.1R BOA.IIIl IIECOlDIENDI THAT II01ro 01' I:ACll JUNIOR J'A.IR EXHlBlT8 PJUiliiiU)I BB OONATI!lD TO '11111 JUNIOR J'AIII BUILDING FUND. , 4. Jadlini - ww bo earrltd ""' by eompttent dlallttorliteellncll"' Ev""' ~ ·litiS i CENTENNIAL PARADE TUES. AUG., 13 3:00 P.M. Schedule to be determined later, 5. Trani!POrta•ion ,....., - Tlleee norda 1o bo JIMd In ld41tton 1o ,roile oward lloteclln pnoral rule II. a. Poultry and Robblll, per elhlhltor ...................... t1.00 '· Clube, Departmento, or other oreanllltlon, not reeolrinl IIIJ' tron~portotiOn o'll'al'do b7 111 membon In IIIJ' 101'111, ont ' c. Livestock lr!IDI'PGrtotiou wlll be per animal lllllt loUowo: (I) from Salisblll1' Townahtp . . .... .......... Per unit 11.00 Cli !rom Chestor, Sutton, 8edlord or Rutt•nd Townoblp . .. . . ......... _ _ Per unit $3.00 (I) from all other townohl)ll In tho eounlf ...... Per Wilt ta.OO One unit shall eonllot ol: (1) Five or le•• bead oflbeep or g<>ot.l, (2) One <Ow, eal! over 8 monlhl ol ••• or ono boa I montbl of 110· bita conahting of tal plecea. 6. A.warda - Bule owartlo will be modo to ooeh oulbltor 011 b11l1 of cr•des •• follows: No award wlll be modo oa "D" ,rodoo, but tranoportatlcm wlll bo ' paid on livestock. A B C $1.1111'-fl.~$1.00 - - •• - Style Revue; lhowmonlblp; Leaclenhlp; IAI'a Sew; . Artlolu to Uoe tll<l Wtar; llld IIIJ' othot olot111111 not liatod below; Home l'urnllbin.. ond HoD!O Monogemont; all food oltepl e&llllinc cllll· aa.e; ,V tJelliblet and Crops; Con""alion; r"luwer G1rdening and ForeetfJ; Uvettoek l'r0o dueto; Auto Care lndlvldual-'aletr; Flrlt Aid; Homt Htll'llnr; Child Core. · 12.00-$150-$1 :00 - Drefl•; Lounllnl Garments; Adftntod Rllm• · hnllbiDD and ROillt lollftllellll~l ond 7dj Cloii e...: 'llldlvlduel lbopwatl eta• 18roj. tii.00-$2.50-$2.00 - Individual Demonotr1Uon; TallMfd Glr!nllllt and Complete Colltumei Sbapworl& lln•r; IIIMPi , Swine; Tractor Rodeo; Conservation 12f; ILtbbill; Poultry. to.llt--$4 .~.00 - ROlli• l'umllhlnt~~t Clo11 7o; Te1111 Dentonolra1101111· lllopWork 13u-w; Coltlt; Aute Olre and Will' (Cidb) lib. f!l.llt--$4.11()....$3.00 - llduelllObll Booth lneludlnl ioout llllofl. Tile tllree bell edueatlbllll llelot.bo Will reeotve lll additional ptl!e or: First Prize . ...... ............... ......... t10.00 Second Prize ····•····••••••-------..·-- .. - $ 7.00 Tblrd P11zo --·-··· ·· · ··· ···------ ----····· - $ 4.00 '· Elhlblta - lluot bo 111 ploet not toter thoa 1:00 p.m .. .........,, Aupot 13th, except nutl'liiOD 1114 muM remain In plact llnW latunlay, A.upot 17th, at 4:00p.m. Ailf ilhlbil removed Woro that 111111 wUJ lorloll lllJ ptemlums owaniM IR tblm. NutriUon eshlblll mUll be III pit.. not loter than D:OO i.lll., 'l'll1lndlt, AUIUit 15th. B. Entries - .Ill tilt llllilclr l'olr 1111111 b< lllhmltted to the Juntor raJt Secretary 11011attr tbllllulr lt, 1.181. 8. Ally prompWII, eoftlllft1, or 1117 lkl ot the obowlng wUJ forfeit any premium awordad tht ilhlblttit 1na tbe eshlbllar wUJ be ruled out of oll compedlioa 111 111111or DlfUlOI ot lbo tar. OaiJ ahlblton oDd judi" ellowod Ill tbl iiiOw 1'1!14. 10. Junlol txhlbltor1 muM do all fllllnl aad earo ·of anlmalo ublbllld In tbllualolllkolua af lbo fl!r. Olllttwloe It lo iiOt 10K Jta. lor rar. 11. l:.lmlt OllllltriM --~- J'unlor tolr elhlbllor ohall be Umlte4 to two (2) llllfMt .. toah_ef. ClamJIIH: 2 eattloa In .... Db.) ill)'lo . revae, ollolr. .tllltlp llld llltlllJ olllr ODI enii'J.) 12. l.lllltcml - lileh nldllltot oball receive ribbono lndlllltlni tbo quai!IJ f!l ......L lllllllolll mUll lit clleplOJed ON and BY eshlblll dlil' Ill( tho lllr. 13. fW 1114 1latUitn efub lllllllboh wW .....,ive piDI U tho memben ·~ -plllod tbt &11, fourth, IIIVenth, or Ieath felli' o! ;'IIOfll. Plfto will alto lit ff0'14t4 for llrot, tltlid, flltb, ooveftth, ud Jtalll Jtlr +8 tlllb aclmoft. ftll III 1 poHcy Wllldl boo been Ill opei'!IIICIII for - . 1 7lln. k. a.-.Tbo followlali t'tllll IN Dllllllllllto eover all ..,..,_ · •ticlba. lttah brte4 lball lit Juqecl ltlliNitll. Tlte ludllnl ol orcanllau- oldl1 1111 d1111a NJIIlhNir< 15. Collptautll- Pnltlllllll Will 1lt wllllbold lf project work il ..,, eGIDJlltlod . . .eteri!J 18. llllllor rill' - l'lriiiiPIIIOII will .. Mlrlcted lo membera Ill ., e.•• JUNIOR and SENIOR FAIR PROGRAM •s 00 Monday, Augusl 12th.~ 1963 .. Metgs County Munster· P M.-Religious Services ial Association Tuesday, Aug11st 13th. 10:00 10:00 10.00 12:00 12:00 2:00 3:00 3:00 •7 :00 •s:oo 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.-Kiddies Day, Rides 10c A.M.-Judging Domestic Atts · A.M.-Admission will be charged at gate. Noon to 2:00 P.M.-Junior Fair Tractor Operators Contest Noon to 4:00 P.M.-Middleport High School Band P.M.-Junior Fair Games and Contests P.M.--Centennial Parade P.M. to 8:00 P.M.-Judging 4-H Crops, Electric, Rope and Garden Exhibits P.M.- Big Bend Twirlers P.M.-Stoney Roberts Auto Thrill Show P M.-Firew'orks \ •, I ~ !l Wednesday, August 14th. 8:00 A.,I.- Poullry Judging-Open Class 9:00 A.M. to 11 :00 A.M.-Judging 4-H Poultry and Rabbits, 4-H Showmanship, Poultry and Rabbits, Junior Fair Booth Exhibits 10:00 A.M.--Conformation Show-Horses and Ponies 12:00 Noon to 4:00 P M.- Rutland High School Band • t :OO P.M.-Horse Show 1:00 P.M.-Judging Flower Show 2:00 P.M.-Judging Antique Display •7:30 P .M.- Horse Pulling Contest •a I I \ ! . r Thursday, August 15th. 9:00 A 'I.-Judging .Junior Fair - Dairy and Showmanship - Nutrition Exhibits - FFA Crops and Vegetable Exhibits 2:00 P.M.-Judging "airy Cattle- Open Clas• • 2:00 P. ~-!.-Pony Hafoess Racing •a:on P.M.-Running Racing • 4:00 P.M.-Eastern High School Band *5:00 P.M.-Twilight Horse Harness Racing '6:10 P .M.-Big Bend Varieties of 1963 - Directed by Robert K. Hoeflich Friday, August 16th. 8:30 9:30 10:00 1:00 1:30 •2:00 A.M.-Judging .Junior Fair-Sheep and Swine A.M.-Judging Junior Fair-Beef and Showmanship A.M.-Judging Beef Cattle-Open Class P . M .-Holst~; .. Show P.M.-Judging Sheep and Swine- Open Clail P.M.-Pony Harness Racing •a:oo P.M.-Running Racing •4:00 P.M.-Pomeroy High School Band •s:OO P.M.- Twilight Horse Harness Racing '7 :30 P.M.- Pony Pulling Contest Saturd~y. 1963 PREMIUM LIST . 1,, lttcll nblbll . . . 1lt lllfrlod u I lftlell& Ia the dub or deporlo i mom tho Jtll' It II ntdllltod. Mo llflelt (ll"'udllli n-lodr) mOJ lit ...-lodmorttllulonto. 11. Pl'oleal 1•11•111 10 lit llllll>ltad • IIIII - - Folt """ not bo cl!lniltd liter 1117 !tilL Qlr<lo. ldulifJIIte ..a Jt'Ol.-l anlmolo mUll 11t llllldltted lo tilt Oottnlfllll$ 'i" Olllfi loiron ltll7 lot, to bo olllilrto le JI'Oilllllaulo popen W Nlillllwcl ontmat. 111t11t M dteebd br 11.· llillollallltt lho I1IDior hlr •iltrllltolldt41 .. ...... ol tho r_.uv. dep-t ... ~ PII'JIIII. EDITION II. AD sholllill - -. 11t doDo bJ ,_.. rM' • 0111J III .Janlor hlr 11. ttl In...order -lile le lit"·' llldllo lor pnmt,_ all 4-11 ~proJect bollte aut be alillfaelolllr IOIIlfletod and ,. tho Couatr ilit*nt.., O!llco by AUillot lrd. · tiL AD a•' lt 1 alllbltoc1 at tho Far mUll lit ICfDI!lponl'!d by hOilltll popoa ~ tbal tho l l v - meelo! otato IMalth INijUinmen'-- ' IJIYIIION 1- LIIAOIUiilil l. S .;,. Tho """'-mont Aftrd .... ,...,,.. .,. - _,.......... . . . . a.. I - IDUCA'rJOKAl. 100'111 8&HIB('J'I, ADJ 4-11 Cl•h, AlrieultUN, or VoeaiiODal s- l<oDOiai<o .Depotlmoill. .. 1117 <111tor IUftlor trpalullea lUI lit up - ecl..,tloaat bCiolll. toollo 2. v...tloaal eKhlbl111rlll be pna a IQIIee I r.Oit . ., lihl I fMI •No tdePI!IIIIlll apoa uture o! ulllbll, plua 1114 amolllll ef ""'"" anllallle) 11141 •• "'IDJIIIlyiDI wall ...... No ll'lld• Ill tllo ~ lldf lit lu4lt4 III ADJ . _ Enlrleo tor bOolh eshlblti muot be r Je ot tho limo 1111 lloo otllor JliDior Folr entrlelllt1d&lltlo. For -11· "'aaooJ Ia tilt ...... "A Good Dlot P171", or "'1'rMtor lllfolr.~ A lw.of lkalclt IIIII pia. tor a boollt mllll bo Mlbml~ .ll. tllo llllt ol ....,., lpeelfJ ....,.._, DOidl oueh 11 llbiiiPtCI GH41d• ~~~ eooaaet1011 Itt. Score cant for Judalnl tho EducoUoual Booth: A. Dote tilt ddt'. . I*INJ tho oblectl.. ., till osblblt! . . . .............. ......... ........ 10 polnta B. lo the ldoo of.tbo tihlbll- at a _..,..., 11 the .tnt,r ol Jatmot ...U7 _ , .. .. ... ..... to polltta C. Does thf eshlblt I'O!preselllln •JiPlliiod ,...U..! .. II polnllll D. Io tbo lotol ahlblt te till of boolll! 10 potnto ll Io lhl 1111 of eolol', 1 offoelln? ·- -- 10 potN F. An J1boia. pooton. llblblt artldoo ID rtloitOD te oadt Gt1Ntr ID lilt prOIIOIUOD! . -- . 10 poiDII Cl. An olattlll4lbla an ~dell dlilplo imcllll)' te reid! •• I ,.mte Y'iE or- H. ~~::: ~·~~~~~~-~ ....... i 1. Jo tho ut o1•111ab, ..,.,u111, jlolnto lllll pwteluatld cwaac.1f --- -- - ------ ----·------ --- -~ -- · ---·-- I ,.._ J. 11 ortiiJUitlt, llhewb! .......... ............... .... polllll 1[. WUI tho oppMriD. . of lho ablblt bo llllioloeiAirr for lhl dunlloa ol till fair! . . ............. ..... • fiiDia 3 Clan S - D~ONITIArw:; COHii:iir.'~: wW b. bold Tuoodey, ,\upo& 1111 al 1:00 p.m. Contoolulto wUJ Ill d !ieclll 11111 oro 1o dolDOilllrlta at tho hlr. Tllo OODt.llt II te all parttelpltiDI P'OilPI· Tho parpeoo ol o deiDGilllnlloa II te, ......, lho bow oad why ol tbo nbjeet domo-tocl. Politte te Ill tolleldend Ia JudCIDI ...-.110111 wUI IDeludt: Five polnla wUJ bo dldliltld Ill' .... IIIID1111 or frletloa ol minute dtmOllJirlUOD II 11114er ltlt mlnUiel or over ll!ttoD milt- Ia ltJIIIIo. Choice o! Subject .Dem-.locl •••••••••••••• 1111'1 Row wfD d..oaatntta 1.1 ,..,.,.. .......... 1111'1 Inlerttlt to the audliBI!Il . . ...... . .. ............ IOllo Showllli ODd OXI'JelniAI II'OCOU d-'1- ........ IOllo •. CLAS8 t - JUNIOR Lt.\ti!PSHIP: llequincl ahlblt il u fo!IOWI: 1. Completed llllllor Leacloroblp rr.jeet book. ('l'llrnod lltlo CouniJ Extension OUt.. by AuCUtl 3rd.) t. Supplomenta17, uoeoble, luclonblp matarlal. (Tbil II to bo mo• terial of value In tho loadenhlp 11111111011 II eho"" bJ the Junior Leodoroblp booil.) (1. ODd I. liUIJ be Ill ODI notebook) (1- how 2. wu uoetl) I. Poster or <hart ohowin1 Junior Leadtnblp worlt oomploted Ia tocol elub or eommuiiiiJ llld "'Uft~do oeii•IIJ. -.Jitb1tar mtJ show prevtoua ,,.,. ol Junior lAodenlllp work. (This mUll be ntaiiJ wrlttan or printed. Silo o! poltfl' or ehort mnot be I~" x 14" or larger. MuoL bo plotn tnoulh 1o read ol five loot dlotoneo.) DIVIIION IL C:LOTHtNO, HOMI 'IIRNISHINOS, AND HOMI MANAGIMINT I . CLASS a. CI.OTHINa. All NW1n1 ond elothin1 mUll bo brouabt In Tueodlf, Auau•t lth, !rom 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. to be judged on Wodne!lday, August 7th. Junior Fair ~ewina: will net be judled at the Plir· grounds. This judgi11g Will takl place in the }O~ll club pJUI lh1 lfldl on the project book. Ga. Three articles madtln 4-H '"Let's Sew.•• Gb. Three articles made in 4-H "ArtieiH to UN and W11r." Gc. l:aq to M1k1 Cotton Dre11. M Lounging or BlefPinr garments. Ge. lchool, ho-me, or atr4!et dreu. If. Sports clothes for work, play, or ltreet. CMU8t bt a complete outfit.) 5g. Tailored cloth11. (Include taUorllla: proee11.) 6h. Dress·Up-Dresa or Formal - ean includt 1Up. 5i. Complete Costume (Should lnelude dre11, tult or eoat With 111 accessories, auch as shoes, hat, glove1, 1Up, 1nd other undiTIIJ'JIItD&&) &j . College girls dress. · 6k. Three 4ilfor.,t tr,. ortlcleo modo In houJehold Hwlnl. 151. Three dlfftNnt tt'PI articles made Jn Children·• wur. 6m. Quilt top. 6n. QuUt. The artl<leo In <imeo Ill, lb, lb, lk, ond 51, must bo oxhibltod together as a unit. f . CLASS 8- STYLE Rli:VUI: (An elimination <Onteol Will b< held Oft Auguot 7th. at 7:10 p.m. All prlo partieipoti,. in tho ollmlnotlon eontnt oll<l ohowlnl 11 tbo CouniJ Faft will be paid premiums the aame 11 participttfog in tht strte tetue ot the lair. All dre1101 1radod A In the ollmtnallon eontott muot be ohown in the Coudty tolr Style S.••• at the lunlor :Prolfom.) 1<. Easy to _.lkl Cotton Ilto11. 8d. Lounging or ole.Pinc 11rmenta. 1e. S.bQol, homo. or 1treo! drtll. 6f. lllltJHI etotlta• lot wort and plor. ••• 'hllotld clot.bet. ett. Dred-UP'IlN• or Potmal. et. · Oolnpleta Cootllllle. 8J. CoUeaolirl'o clr•. 1. CIAIII 7. ROd 1URNI!RINCS AND HOME MANAGEIIENT: 7a. IIGO!Jl Deooratlo.. - olhibllo muot lnol11do 111loltl 111ado or rem6de1ed M ·1 unlt ior lliJ toom Ill lho - · Lltt aumbor of roon for proJect on enii'J toa. 1bi liMlll ArtaiiCillltnt - uhlblll mUll ...., IIIJ' ortlelo modo ~ eave lime, eo«Cf, ar lobor -ID tho home and 11oomponltd- a di'IWIDI showing 1110 ol ortltltl. 1'llll •11 bo 1 k!tolt ... loulldr1 _,., -lnl room, boleme'l, ott. till IIGmbor o1 )'lUI for llhleet on tntrJ 1111c. P-Dil AeHl~Dto - Aa lduulioaal ahlbll abowlal MJno piiiM o! actlvltJ In tht proJ,iet. 1d. Qu1ok oncl Kal;'. '1'*1 fll liOn lttma Mdt and d!JpiOJtd to • their uN' Iteotdtq to tbe proJtet book. 1e. t.AundrJ. - An •.dllcallonal dllplaJ that ab0111 o pro<OA whleb mfuo wultlrll ~/or MOler. (l'o tnelllllt poetor ~~- dotAU. oflo1Jildr7llfOCOOI.) DIVI.ION IlL- POOIIt 8. ~ I - FOOD nii!RVATION. Cotmia1 and l'rn 1•1· C... talaen uOt litbeled WHI Ml llo judpd. BNio 1011tolur If .... mutt be pnperly lobtle4 lhlll - . ol projtll, 11 n•IJIIII -w of preaervatloa and dalo p1 ,.._ '-• .,..,.. IINII • eillrt - ' n l eomplete4 alimbor ol Wll • ,...._. "" 1004 111 rn•td Ill .._ ptvad. A.lll' dupljGllo entiUI lllidl bo "" dla- tulltr w 11ft. eo. fl•eltrio!tulle. 8b. five lab ol fiiPtol>l .. a.. n .. Jan ot . . - !ood willa lbol - M .... tor • fiBIIr melllllllft!eDiber. 8cl. Fl•e ...-lotleo ol ..-111 t.iod,. , Wt'IC, • tit. ~ shcnrlnc .... In !omlly _.. . . . , _ .... ldlllllt ............ Ia o plulle IN ar ot.btrl eciatolllale U.. ..._ lilt*-· Ult all ' - of ea<b ubl,lt on enlrJ illBe. Five t)deliel tl ~ ............. t1 Ill ..II 1114 ,_me m- date~). 81. Fl 8g. ~·u.. of ltiU..-. ~ nrielleo <ll plddoe, M'!chM; - I. a.ASS I - FOOD P' M~'I'IOM - llldaJ. All llake4 tood. mUll be lebeled, llfllll oiii!IDdlld. Jdld o1 lletrr, oltortM'•I er D!lJ: ..... A.U liiirH fl!o4a atllllli Llil.lita*'11f - · tlllnlllli ..._ Club mtmbort IIIOIIC 1111 011 tMI eiH a. fltlli ,....,... 1e t. ,..... - • to the project. AllJ du~ 01111111 ••U• of '71 M nrieQ" or IJPI. · ... y - brudo. One loof.............. . .... liUk* ...... Aa t*Mt ....... ., .., " . . ftlliiWIIri: lb bloautto, .m mufflnt, oaa lilllorltrtl4. lnlil ...... • tbn=er nUt, .eof!H oake. . lt. Cob. tiMid ., .., .,. ., . . . . . " fl ..... an 1101 to ked. _,to ld. -· - :· ••••)liii.'.,:r rr ........ IO:op A . M .~Tunior Fair Parade 11:00 A.M.- Junior Fair Achievement Awards and Style Revue •t:OO P.M.-Ra cine High School Band "2:00 P .M.-Horse Harness Racing •&:10 P.M.-Big Bend Varieties of 1963-Db:ected by Robert K. Hoeflich 10:00 P .M.-Fireworks • Grandstand Attractions. ... ..... CGunl1 '"""' ' August 17th. "" • 1":1>•-• •<t I rl*''' . . . . . . 1114 lhlllirlt ......., ..... l! IMJlir port'- 41 IINtr - " Ill ""'- INIII• .... ll lo ,....._robd . . ~ .... Ill r.mUI!f With tho ,.....S. ...,. aJto.....s. --·---· ---------- - -- ------- --- ·-·--- ---- sa.oo 4. $3.00 wiU be allowed for tranoportotion pu,.,_ on ohop ll!hlo - n. fOilUIIfiiM 11 · IIIIIIIN'- 'fW ._ """ ~ the edd ~ ,..r.. ,he 'ta elM ~tip 1a illt ,.., d:M ~-Qat~~ ....trl ... .llthr 0 -b. . . . . . . . .., ad•. I - Goa••• r:r.A. ....... ~ ................................... .... Joe Yn!lftl ·81111 . u IIIIGS OOt!NTY JUNIOR FAIR PREMlliM US1' · l'NIIdt:..J.:r···------ - .. tilt Ptlr. ~):l!ttf· ••· .. •: ·I ' ~ '. - c.......... - '- . tiAbllll.... 11. 'I'ZQITAIILI ANJ) I.'IIOPI. 1,11. Qitden - khibil 10 earuiit ill flallllll done Cf 7 J I II.. bteo. l'.o<tl plote •haD' coaaist 111 iWOIM llilllll. tin t t ~u.... rota:, ftve ~ one tquuh, OM e~bbq.a, or IUIItl.r ••ltMIT • II.. Strowberrleo - I'Jxlllbil to eonot&t .fll I 41111ft Ill .... pt.Dta. ' lie. Bupberrloo lid. Potaloft - 12 tuben, on1 >arlett• lie. Cor:! - Mo1 eollliot of three oWu at 1• COJ'JI. 111. Corn - 1117 conoi.lt of 10 , _ at • • torD. 111. Commerelll uop - .,.,. maot bo ~llr M itllfrlol., ..... •-I> dal IOie. - Tomttoel Wlllr'mekiD lb..... TlllaP\llopldnt Callllop ---~- c"'"'•b.... 1(,.. ·- 11~. HOJ - kblb)t 1o eoulol 1111 - lllet. UL Popeom - 10 em ol Ita eom . liJ. Popcora- 10 ooro of 141413 oora. llk. Sweel Cern - 10 olllll......,,' . llL An, oilier erilpa, Indio or YO&rtabloo arrlod 11 IJI'II.Ieeta • 'l'ised pn<lleeo mey be ublbited. lim. Wbeot - Exhibit 141 o! ouo peel! IIIDPlo. lla. Batter - &xhiblt te ....lot of one peck oomplo. llo. Oall - Z:lhlblt to cilnoist of peck oomple. lip. Byo - Exhibit to -lot of one - k 11mplo. l. - · llq. Chomplon Trophy .- Pl.... 1o the 111oot olllllonflal ...... or erop •Khlbll. l'.!tlrleo lit '"' eluo DUly be oD._.. 1e ....._ 111 ~ llp lnoluotve. Trophy or ploque lo b< .oeeurod Ill' IIUIIor l'lli ...,._ 12. CI"'B8 12. CONSBRVATION JU>Wa GA.JQ)IMNG .A!Q1 .POIID'nlY. , ' IJo. C-nollon oxllllltt: Exhibit ono or ,._ Jl-.llelo ... ,..... aplalnlnl work completed. 13b. lintomolOIJ' eshlblt - lnoeet eoUeetiM ., otllor odliMtionll . , hl~. . Ue. Flower .GIJ'dontnr - loth exllltltl muol llo•o ep 1 t • 1111 ot leut three d1ftere11t nrletiei of tlowere and one llft1ml--t 'lllnl ene or more vuietiu of flowen with Oowen trith label 1fria1 ... rJl e1cb arran1ement. Jn addition, 1 1bteh lhowinl arranaemMt Ull IIH of Dower prden. A.ltraetivo dloploy io thJo e1aoe- ocoriq: EJ• A.ppeol . . ........ ... .................... . - NeatnOH . ....... ................. ......._ .. 24'10 Orillnlllt, -- -- . .......... ................... ..,. Approprialeneq ___ -*-- ___ ___ __ ______________ _ 11" Llwn 1nd G1rden Maintenanee, .cluettlonal exhibit iJbowi1t lawa m1mten1nce. 12e. Fore•try exhibit to eonsl•t of at leut tiJ different ,_, - - l i t _. ltH toetlono or a plontlna b.. wttb ot t..ot 1 trew wllldt _ . ,...... in the arrent Jtar or one older tree. 12f. A<lnn<ed consenollon or lon"-IDJ projoot - ...u.tt 1o 1oo deloiled eshlblt ol work aduoll1 ..rriocl outoueb ao ,.,. IIIOfPinc. aervttlon 11tructure, landac1pe plan 1nd plantbiJ. 1~. 13. CLASS 13. SHOPWORK, 13a. lrld.ividual rope exhibit. ShaJl conaiat of fin or more.,._ kMtll., ete, per iDdiYidual, pJua one ~elul utlcle 1uch u b1lter, n' ...,... etc. (Minimum slize exhibit 2' X 2' .) (4-H State reqdirtlll ..t .. a r .... hibit mounted on finished boud.) 13b. Individual electrical project exhlblt. Shtll eomld If twe • _.. articles made in projed . INDIVll>UAL &HOP AWARDII. l3c. Ont lirge or three 1m1JI pieetl 'lf -.Wpmnl .ua. lt ..,. _ tele~thone Jbelf, bow, 1nd 1rrow1. 13<1. Small wood work jobs. 13e. Forge work jobs - small job. 13f. Welding jobs - amall joba. 13g. Soldering jobo- omall job. 13h. Electrical work - small job. 131. Small motor - elnn, paint, miner repair~ , 13f. IA1f'n power equlpment. 13n. Two wheel trailer, hog house, brooder house, WltfOII bls,.., n6.. 13o. Work btnrh, milk e.1rt, feed eart i hOI Hll-fftoderi eomnnmiiJ alit; motor llrlnn UHmbl)'; poat drill ltlembly; t.r~a tied, lldder· ta~e· gun nek. ' ' 13p. Small motOt" projeet - <ompletel> teer dOWD, rapolr • rolnd~ motor. Show on 1 poster (1'4" 1 11'' or i;lrlll') eudlf what Wit d1111•. 13q. lmoll motor project - complete]J lear down motor. llounl ,..-11 on exhibit bo.lrd lilting rep1irs needed. 13r. Wtldlftl job ~ llrlt (eumpln: 11ton1• ,._., mot. baM.) 13u. Club IWpe exhibi'l--1\lllt•t.ed ·'ltllnimum aiH I ' • I' or eqalflleot. 13v. Club Elf!ttriell exhibit - NlltltN minimum J' :.: I' • ~t~ui­ vahmt . 13w. Large Cabinet - complelet' lintobod. Ceder oheot, 1un cabinet DIVISION Y IIIP CAnLI If. CLASS t4. SHOWMANSlllP - t'.aeh per10n enter1n1 on onltnol in class 15 throueh 35 sh11J be automttletll7 entered tor ahowmanllllp.. No bullo DIIJ bo oxhlbitocl in tho Junior Sh ... All Junlor Fair Rhibltora must be ready for snowmanthip at t :OO a.m. They thoul4 wait wntl theJr ela• Ll C81ltd befon eominl tu the Jltuw are1. The patpa.. of 1tartin1 with thowmanship is 10 both exhJbitor and animal wnt be ftlllla llld elooo. (lrodlng of the ohowmonohip tieN oboll bo -.J 101!; oa the txlllbitor oncl how welt ho hendleo hll oDtntal. 10.,. oboll 1oo on tbo condition ot the animal te: to cleanlineaa, grtJOmlnl, aftd ptJtMI • • dillon. Tho quolltJ ol tho onlmol oholl not be eOftoidtttd in thlo da._ 14a. Old Pro - 4-R - ThoiO thol hne nhlblte4 4 7Hn or more. 14b. 3nd, 3rd, and ftb, 1ear nhlbltora. 4-H. 14<:. Novl<f Showman - f·H. ThOll oxhlb1tlnf onllntlo lor tho lint limo. Chomplon oncl S.oorve Chomplon In uch ol tho tbru oholl bo oele<tod. Grand Chomplon Sh..mm thoU be oel- .... eompetttioa of the top two -wlnMn of ttle elas• lU • lk 1~ . Old Pro- Vo-Af. 14e. 2nd, lrd, 4th year exbibitort- Vo-Ac. 141. No•l.. ohowman - Vo-A1. 15. 151. Ub. Ilk:. llld. 15e. 151. 151. 18. 1111. CLA911 11. IIBII&I'OIIDI OR ANGUI CoH born Jam11171. !Milo April 30, 1983. llonlor Cllf borJt lloptamber 1, tlltl2 1o Do<omw II, 1-... 1111Dmer yeorllnr born Ma)' I, 111t12 to Auruot 11, 11«1. Junior yNrlln& born Jonuary I, IIHI:llo April Ill, l Ienior ytll'llftl born StPt•mbor I, llltll to DoHmw 11, lfll. . ! ,..r old holler born lbJ I, llltll 1o A!llli.lt 11, 1111. Cow bon 11Jior te Mo7 I, I uti. DIVISION Yl. DAIRY CAnLI CLASS lt. SHOWMANSHIP Old pre - 4-R Club 011mbort. lib. Snd, Srd, and 4th year ubiblton - "-11 11• * 18<. ltd. lh. 16f. 17. NftlM- +lletub ltra. mtmbtro. Old Pro - VO·AI. 3n41, ilrd, ond 4tb yell oxhlbltoro- V•All· Notl•e ah<>wman - Vo-AICLAl1S 11. GtiDINI£\'1. H. bulle mor Ill Mlllltlttd .. tllo - lbow. 17o. Juator Col! born b<twHn Novombor I, IIIII and llOJ 1, 1 l'lb. lenlor Calf born betwun July I, IIG and Oel<lber Sl, 141413. 17<. Junior Yr. Reller drappod belwiOR Jon. 1, llltll and June 30. 1111111 174. tee1or Yr. llllm dropped bohro111 luly 1, 1N1 ... D11 '1f at, 111t11. 17e. tid lllllor droppod b o - JIIIJ 1, lllltiiiHilv1/tl, 1Ml 17f. C:.W ....,.... prior 10 11117 I, 11110. 18. ClLAII lt. nliii&YI (lub-oiMIIo •mo u olololT.) 11. ClLAII II. liOIA'r!INI I Clab..IOIMI - · H .... IT.) :10. CLAl1S to. AMY OTIIZil RIJCOONIZJ'.I) DAIItY . . . . . . dr•• HIDI • - 17.) II. CIAIIIt. 1111101 COUNTY Ulldt uvaTOCI CLU1AiltR ol, to ......... of tilt eltb. Anlmail llWII 111m prool Ill Nil I 71• ucopt Ia CUll ef eolveo bom oiD<e Jan. 1, !toll. Col•oo suot lla" . . . eortlfloatH showlltc nllaterod olre oncl dam. Uo. PriRo h:rnlthed by Melrio Couaty f'viD · - · 1114 PI If Nallonol Bonk. The IOJ 111.-.. onlmolo will be dloelod lA ..... liNed. Zlb. Tile Ohio Janlor Jeroe, Breeden A-. Will pN'IiM a UMIII Ia lho GnDd Cbolll!llon Jeroey Femalo Ia tho Meif. Ceuiltr 1PIII J'lllt, Tllo A.merlean Guornae7 CotUo Cl!lb 'WID ~ t rl1tltolll f• 11 • Cbomplon rlbbon1, ancl o opectol Ga......, plll(llt .... tllo 0 · r•• Guomoor Ill tho Showinl ' nttiQ Clattll. DIYIIIIN YIL Tw•,_ IMIIP II. CLASS a .ro.tMAMSIIIP :aa. CM PN- ._II lib. 3ncl, ilrd, and tth ,... oablbltGr -· .._ :ac. Kefttllllowt n - 4-11. Dd. Old Pro - Vt-4 :ue. IU; ~=~~: rllll' alllllltOn- "o-At- .... .... lit No¥let . -VMI. ,--'19'laiMRia0.161 Cl . . •- MM!!!W.a ·e . a ... • �• ' • • lie ftllat 111111 admlnlstnolloll • ~ fteJ l!bll .r.e.nallll 11M wiDIIIra and award prlr2l In accordallell with tbo rllltl. , 1'00111'0 to IWINI IS. CLASS llll. SHOWilANSBIP: '118a. t-H memberl l5b . Vo-AI memberl CLASS 2'1. SWINE: POLAND CHINA: (Eiblblt to COIIIIIt ol l rr. .ead.) l'la. Gild (PUrebred) UDder e montbl ole~. 17b. !!oar (PIIrebred) Wider 0 monilia ol .,•. llc. Gill (Purebred) over 8 monilia ol .... ll7d. Boar (Purebred) over 8 months of a~t. ll7e. Sow (Purebred) rff. Market pig under S monthl. J7g. Market pig over 3 mouths. 28. CLASS 28. BERKSHIRE SWINE: (S~b-t:IU&H 111110 u Clau 2'1 .) 29. CLASS 29. HAMPSHIRE SWINE: (Sub-t:lauea same al Cla11 2? .) 30. CLASS SO. CHESTER WJnTI: (Sul>duoes - · II Clall 2'1 l 31. CLASS 31. ANY viHER RECOGNIZED l!ll.q:D OF SWINE: (Sui> c:l••e• same as Cla11 2'1.) DIV.ISION IX RABBITS, POULTRY, AND LIVESTOCK PIIODUCTS 82. CLASS 32. SHOWiMANSHIP: .~ 32a. 4-.B club members S2b Vo-Ag. Exhibllon mllllt be present and actuallJ handle their birds and rabbits to receive a p-ade in showm.ansbi$1 . Tkot o1 ahawmanahip judging will be announced. 33. CLASS 33. Poultry: Exhibit to cooalJt of pen of tllree. Each breed ta be judged separately. (Breed to be on entry blant) Umlt oC one Illtry per sub-t:lall. (Eaample 33&) 33a. Pen of pullell. Any standard bned. S3b. Pen of bena. Any otandard breed. S3c Pen of broilen or tryera. 33d. Pen of two pullet& and one cockerel of any bl'eed. 33e. Pen o£ two hens and one coek of aDY breed. 33f. Ducks or Geete - Pen of 3. SSg. TurkeyJ - Pen of 3. 84. CLASS 3~. UVES PRODUCTS: 34a One fleece of wool - fine or medlum. :S4b One dozen eggs - white or brown . 35 · 35. RABBITS: Exhibits to consist of one animal . or doe and Jitter. Each breed to be judged separately. (Breed to be hstf.>d on entry blank) Limit of one entry per sub-clasa. (Example. S5b.) be 1)5a. SHOWMANSHIP - (He clasa 32 lor oxplauatiGR.) Time to announced . S~b. Junior buck. 35c. Junior doe . 35d. Senior buck. 35e. Senior doe . cuSs ~~f ~'::s~n~iit'-;~oWMANSHll' 4-H RIDING HORSE PRODUCI': Thll project must be completed according to 4-H club requtrernents. No 4-H riding horse will_ be considered unless th~e at least 5 members in one club. PTeml~l will be provid~ O Y !howmanship which will include cJeanl~ness of equ1pment, lblllty of rider to handle horse and follow good ridmg practieea. ti 37 cLASS 37 . TRACTOR RODEO: · To encourage and develop skill and nfe'tf 1D tractor open on. A award $3.00 B award $2.50 C award $2.00 Eligibility: h h participated In an organ!z. Entries may be made by those w o ave A Um't hall be 13 ed Tractor Maintenance and Safety 'P!Difam .. ge. 1of5 i'Wl tbaU to 21 years. Detailed method of sconng and JUdlinl . be made available to contestants. ;!8. CLASS 38. AUTO CARE: lb ' 3Ba Individual educational exh 1t. 38b Club educational exhibit. 39. CLASS 39. SAFETY: ti' learned 39 First aid display showing ~ne pnlc ce .. d and chart 39~: Child Care Display showrng 2 or more articles ma e showing practices learned. TO FAIR EXHIBITORS · 40 CLASS 40 SPECIAL AWARDS . h 11 b 4-H project project fo: :~l~we~ t~~~:fi~;:~~;~o~~/;~:::?u::~!::r:~: ~~~:~ :d:Uon~ Not to exceed a total of $60.00. be allotted to each exhibitina: F .F .A. •::ay the ex.}iense!l of their representative• ~~~~ a~~:nstu~ ~! :d~o to a state or national event. . f four dele&ates Lo 4lc. Expenses shall be allotted .to a ~aXlDl~r 1963 at the Ohio 19113 State 4-H Club CongreuOtho be be~d~~ exhibit at the foir. No\ State University , Columbus, w, pro :::::! to exceed $50 ooHORSE DEPARTMENT II Roy Holllr, SuptrlntoaON CONJI'Oil.'lATION CLAS- OPEN TO WOBLD OOMPE'l1TI 1. Entries will 4:00P.M. Aug. 8th . 2. ED'TJ fee-membenbip ticlteL d 8 To be held Wednesday at 10:00 A.M. In front ol Grandltan . .CLASS 20! WESTERN HORSE CONFORJIA.TION 2 OO 1. STALIJON CLASS-Two years aDd over. PremiUDII $0.0Q, $11.00. $ · · SLOO and two rlbboiiB. ~~dl ~---' 7G~ eontom>a1. pARADE TYPE CLAS&-Iolarel or ""' 1111 •-~ ~-- To llo tiOil and 25',1, General Appearance; Spolted or Solld .....,..; bandied with bridle onlY. ~ •_ ~-•-' lOO% eoaf..,. 1. WESTERN MARE OR HORSE '-'~- o0 tiOD; To be oboWD In band with llridle only. PnmiWDO ~. 'b$3bo.OO, 52.00, $1.00 and two n no t. W!SIERN MARE wrrn SPRING FOAI.-IIare with oprl.n& fGOI ld aide. Premium• $5.00, $3.00. f:2.00. $1.00 and two.';!~~ 011 IIIII 1. WEStERN YEABIJNG-PrellloiiiDII $5.00, $11.00, - · ••· two rlbbono. CLASS 202-ENGLISH HORSE CONFORMATION ]. STALUON CLASS-Two years and wer. Premlumo $11.00, fS.OQ, $2.00 $1.00 and two ribbom. I. ENGi..IsH SHOW HORSE TYPE CLASS-Judie<! 7G'Ao OODformaUod and 25% geoeral appearaneo. J'remMmw, $5.00, SS.OO, fS.OO, fl.OO. and two ribbons. I. BNGlJSH SADDLEBRED PLEASURE CI.ASS-Ifare or Horae; Jtldl' ed oa lOO'llo conformation. PremilllDO »-00, fS,OO, $2.00, $1.00 ' and two ribbons. t. ENGLISH SADDLEBRED MARE wrrn SPRING FOAL-Mare wltb spring foal at aide. Premiums $5.00, ta.OO, $2.00, $1.011 and two rlbboltl. I. ENGLISH SADDLEBRED YEARLING-Premlumo,$6.00. $3.to,$1.00. $1.00 and two ribbons. CLASS 203-PONY CONFORMATION, 48 to 511 IDchea. L Stallion Cla5-Two year~ and over. Four Premiums, $5.00, $3.0Q. $2.00, $1.00 and two rlbboaa. 2. Mareo and Gelding Class--any .... Four Premitmna, $5.00, $3.00, $2.00, $1.00 and two rlhboDI . I. Filly or Stud Colt CWs-1 year and under 2 yean. Four PremiulllB, $5.00, $3.00, $2.00, $1.00 and two rlbboua f . Mares witb Foal Cl&Si - Mares witb spriDg foal ~t side. Mare wltb Foal, entered in Item 2, can also be entered in this item. Four Premiums - $5.00, $3.00. $2.00, $1.00 aDd two ribbons . CLASS 204--PONY CONJI'Oilli!ATION--4lllncbes aDd under. close at Same sub classes as 203. HORSE SHOW Willl•m Downl•, Superlntwn•nt 1. Open to World Comvetition. Entries will close 1:00 P.M . Wed.neada.J, August 14th . Membership ti_cket not required. 2. All rules and r~ul11tions of the Meigs County Fair will apply. 3. Cash premiums: lat., $5.00; 2nd., $3.00; 3nl., $2.00; •lb.. $1.00. plus Ro.e1tes for first five places in all clasae1 eseept J.nd lb Pony which will receive a trophy for each entry without beln& iudeed. 4. To be held Wednesday 1:00 P.M. Ia front ol Grandotand, CLASS 205. l. 4-H Horst•manlhip-Horae or Ponies, for Meig1 Count)' Cluba oulf. 2 . Lead In Pony- Western Tack-58'' and under. · 3. 3 Gaited. 4. Western Pleasure Pony-48" to 9". 5. Western Pleasure Horse. 6. Pleasure Pony-Harness Clasa. 7. English Pleasure Horse. 8. Western Stock Horse. 9. Western Pleasure Pony-:-under 48''. 10. Trail Hone or Pony-Western Tack. HORSE PULLING CONTF.ST fred Leifheit •nd Don llblint in ch•r,. Entry fee : SJ.OO per team. Membership ticket not required. See General Rules for £urther n.tructions where appUeable. To oe conducted in front of the Grandatand atarttna '1:30 WedneadaJ ,venlng, Aug. 14th. · The value of draft animalo depend upon tlleir abillqo to pall and capacity to endure sustained efl'ort&. The object of this test il to datl!nnine the sustained maximum pulHDJ capacity of eacb pair. These tesu will also afford valuable aeientlfit data OD the nlatkm between form and function in draft animals aDd shaukt atimul1te &..-.1 lnterat Ia the breedin& and use of good draft hor8ea and mul01. Ill particular lt il desired: • 1 &) To determine the value ot type, md proper breedlq in the teleetion of hones and mules Intended for lona aod arduoUI draft work. rbl To aacertelu and demousvate tbe proper method oftralnlae and ~Uoniog horses and mule1 for loqlbd severe draft 'W'm'k. <ol To encounge honellllll.lhip In fltt1na boraea aad lD 4lrlvlnl. (dl To demoaatrate the mulmum pulUug eapacity of tho hone an• 0C11D1J11 prompiiJ ~ .the dlreclloaa oC the The eommlitee sbaU llavo full jurlJdlctloa over u wed u pow•r ro CO! 'tt• alllll 10. u- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,... 0.,---Aut. 10, 11183-11 8 1 11 Poulb7 r,malo ·"········· ············ ·---- TrophJ toloOrt 11. Pl;4duce ~ Dam ··--·-- · --·-· ·······•··· --·---·- : : : 12. Get Of SirO .. ~c•••"' :c ...... ... hibl-•••••"•"•• 13. 3 Femalei bred aud owned by Ex eond:::.Js $Ui • ft: •=I tor . ......... $IO ; ·11 I' . • · Bee/ Cattle Department W Hrram Slawter .and Lauren 1 • ......,...n, $Ujllel'lnt•..•~t~~ Entr1e1 dose at 4:00P.M. Wednesday, Aucuat 7ll968. All cattle to boon ll'Ound by 4:00P.M. Tueaci&YI A~c 13til. . ' All ealtle owned Ia MellO Cou!lty entered free opon ~· P~ of me)lrbershlp ticket. Ail ealtle outalde Melp Count)' will be eo. ...,tsl per lleod a,!ter the p~aoo ot a membel'lhlp tletll.· Exhlblton aro requlred to fu\'lllill eertlflcotaa to Secrtlar7 at lime Of entrJ: allo to 'the auperlntendoilt lD charlo. : Tlto below dltaa will appiJ (or Bed Beeeda< lf•J 1 !181 to De<embor s1, 1961 ••" ............. .. Senior tnr11n1 Janum 1 1963 to April SO, 1962 ---········--···-•·· .Juillor YllriiDC • · 1111111, to Auguat 31, 1963 ..... . ............. ~ SWDO!Ier Year~ ; l!eP!tmber l, 1968 lo December 31, 118:1 .............. .... Oa lon!llfl1 .l, 1183 and after --·-·-·-·-- · · ··---··-· · ' ···-·· Calf . = JB Oeparia*lt V. . a ,... tol •K· .P!'PI!II'OIIDS: 111 1!14 ~=--~-:::::::::::::::::. ::: ~~-~-'-~-~---··------· $10.011 $11.00 $8.00 ==- J. Jlllllor YearllaC BuU • ------- -·--------:::: 8. Junior BuU Calf t --··-·-------;;;;i·bj"-· · Pair 8. Gel of sire. 3 animal&. any 7. 111•. both aexea, · see Geaeril .· Jl'oll0wtq tneclJ ader Mme · 00 00 su_.,. =·= 18. There will be no ehanglng bridles after ronlelt alartl Aar drover that dropo blindo team will bt disqualified for that puJi 17. No Ught wetaht hotsea wUI be permitted to pull 1n heavy wetgbt ..nteat except in case of not enouah tellJDI to maq a cvoo1 pull and "'th CODSent of the judges. 18. All drivers must stay baclo: of dnubleme. 19. All helpers mwt atay baclo: of the load while borsea are pulllq, "therwise you forfeit your pull. 20. Te..ns placing 1, 2 and 3 mud submit to S'lllvl teat. Premium• will not be Plld until nsulb of •nalyalt .,.. recelvtd' from ~... labor1torltt. •• CLAss 206. HORSE PULLING CONTEST I. Lightweight Tearna-2800 lba. and u~der. 2. Mlddlewetght Teama--2801 lbs. to 3200 lba 3. Heavyweight Team&--3201 lba and nv•• · PRIZES-Premiums and Rosette;, fO<C each of tbe above tubda.,.L • lot 2nd 3rd 4th 5th S50.00 $35.00 120.00 $15.00 $10.00 PONY PULLING CONTEST Fred C. Lolfholt ond Don latzlnt In cho'lt ~rld•y, August 16th.:......7:30 P.M. at Grendltand Ponlea will be measured prior to cont.Mt • Pulling distance- 14 feel Sled will furnished. 2nd., and 3rd. place teama must bo ullva teoted bel I urnslst., can be paid. , ore J)l'em· lit. $4.00 $4.00 $4.00 $4.00 5. Sow Pte .. ----------·---··--···--···-·•"' $4.00 CLASS 609-Cheater White, Same Subelaaseo at 1108 CLASS 5l~Duroc Jerooy, Same !lllbclauea ito 508 Q.Alm 511-Berkshire, Same SnbclaMN ,_ ®8 CLAss 512-Bampablre, Same Subel....s aa 1108 CLASS 513-Yortaltlre, Same SubelUIOS u 308 CLASS 514--Tamworth, Same Subel..... aa 1108 CLASS 6lJI..-LANDRACE. Same onbclas101 as 608. be 'd Enhtry fee, 6.% of premium for first place fn each .ovent mu- •· pa1 w en entry IS made. • 1! 1 ""' 1. ClaBS "A" Pony Pulll.or ponies 46'" and under $25.00, .. $:!0.00 $15.00 $10.00 . 2. Cia&B 'B Pony Pull for Poniea 47" to 112 in laoluslve . $25.00 $20.00 $16.00 $10.00 . a-ill ~~e:::;~r ruleo of the Buckeye Horoe Pu1Un1 Aaaoclation of Ohio Znd. S3.00 $3.00 $3.00 18.00 $3.00 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Roy Holler !llld lail 1: lhtnofltlll, lupll. Entries cloae at t.OO P.M. Auc. Btb, 1183. · Exhibitoro mqst purebaae memjtenhlp ticlo:eta. All exhibits shall be correctly named aud lobeled. All exhlbita must be in place by 12:00 poon Aug. 13th. All exhibits muat remain in ·ploic:e unltl t:OO P .H. S1turday. A plate Mall cqnsist of five weU aroo speebneat. All Produce must be crown by the extiibitor. No premiums paid on articles not listed . Io olall.. where no competition ealata or If In the opinion 'of th• Judge, he may award a second or no premium. In judging of produce, quality and lize for eorrect uae wiU be tho guide Instead ollar&e alze. See General Rulea for further inltrudlons . CLASS 701 Srd. $2.~ $2.00 $2.00 $2.00 $2.01 3. 4. .!10 .2!1 .!10 .25 .liO •• ~ Jltl .28 Exhibitors are required to furnish certificates to Secretary ot time ot entry, also to superintendent in charge. · In the event of no competition within a breed only ont place ba gro'!P classe~~ will be paid exhibitor. J"tuor Calf born between Nov. I, 1962 aod May 1, 1963. Senoor calf born between July I, 1962 and 0.:1. 31, 1963. Ju~or Yr. Heifer dropped between Jan. 1 1962 and June 30 1962 Senoor Yr. Heifer dropped botween July 1961 and Dec:. 31: 1961: A heifer that has freshened will show as a 2 yr old Two yr. old Helfer dropped betweeu July 1 11160 ~nd Juq 1 1961,. CLASS 302--GUERNSEY ' ' lst 2nd 3rd 41b 1. BulL 2 yean and over ....... .. ___ $10 00 $11.00 $8..00 2. Bull, 1 year and under 2 yeara ______ s."oo 8.00 4.00 a. Bull col!, under 1 year and over 4 montba ........ ... - .. ...... 8.00 8.00 4 00 · f . Cbamplnn Bull - ..................... __ Rooette G. Cow, 4 yeara and over --- ---- --·-.. -- 10.00 8.00 8.00 e. Cow, 3 yean and under 4 yoaro •••• 10.00 8.00 8.00 7. Cow, 2 yeara and under a yean ··-· 10.00 8.00 6.00 8. Senior Yearling Heiler ....... _• ••••• 9.00 7.00 G.OO 8.00 9. Junior Yearling Heller ............ 9.00 7.00 G.OO 8.00 10. Senior Heifer Oalf -- - - -----·- ··-·· 9.00 7.00 5.00 8.00 11. Jnnlor Heller Oalf ................ 9.00 7.00 G.OO a.oo 12. Senior Champion Female · ·----····-- R.oaette 13. Jwti.or.Champ.ion Female --~--------- Rosette 14. Graud Champion Female -·-··--·· -·· &ooette 15. Get of Sire ------- -- - --·----·--··-· 8.00 8.00 4.00 16. Produce of Cow --- -- --···· · -- -- ---- 8.00 8,00 4.00 8.00 4.00 17. 3 Females Bred and owned by Exhibitor 8.011 CLASS :IW-MILKING SHORTHORNS Sa:ne anbclasaeo 11 S02. CLASS 304--BROWN SWi'SS-Same aubolaaoeo ao 302. CLASS 305--AYRSJIIRES...-Same onbcla.... aa 302. CLASS 306-JERSEYS--Same lllbelassea aa 302. MEIGS COUNTY HOLSTEIN SHOW Show to be held in cooperation 1!'llb the Melillo County llolitelD Club, and all entries confined to Melp and adJolnln& Countieo. 1. Entry fee $1.00 per head. 2. Entries close at 4:00 P.lll Aua. 14th. be owned by exhibitor. 3. AU eroup classes t. All Holstelna moat be reptered, tralllfel'red and papera wid be cheeked by Seo'y of obGor. 5. Each exhibitor limited 10 one entry in each ll'OII]> c1 .... II. AD Senior yearling& l~ ,mllli will show u 2 year olds. 7. Show to begin at 1:00 P.M. Au,. 18th. 8. All other rules and feiulatlona of the llleip Co. Folr will be applied. I. Bull calf (Up to ono; )'ear) -···-·-·····-······ 118.00-'1.oo.-e.OO 2. Bttll ' (1 year to 2 y~aral ---···--··-········- $ljl.00-8.00-8.00 1. Bull (2 yean aDd mr) ······-·-·---····-·· ,10.00-8.00-8.00 Cbamplou Bull ------·- · · -·-···-···----·-·--···-····· Rosette 4. Belfer calf Jr. (N. .rltt, 1963 to Ma7 1, l.INI8) •••• $t1 8 .T:-BG t I 8 I G. Heifer CAlf Sr. (JulJlot, 11162 to o.;t. Blat, 1962) .... 118 8 T 8 e e a a a II. · Helfer lr. Yearling · IJan. lilt, 1963 to Jilno 8oth, 11162) -·-· $tl 1 8 G 4 1 7. Sr. Yearnna · · i, carmea. 11 apeelmeaa .110 .110 .10 .110 .10. .110 .!10 .10 .110 .10 .1111 .10 .10 .!10 .110 .10 .10 .1!0 .!10 ' All .Ill •• .25 .25 .25 .21! .21! .25 .25 : ::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::· 1:~ c_._._.,- .110 .!10 .10 .50 •50 .50 ~ch ~H _to .,.._,.... .zs .211 .liO, .21 .!10 " - - ··--· -····-··· IO'I'o 9r~ ·---········· IO'A> •1)0 .10 Jl' .110 .llll ... J. ~ FABRlCS --·--·--·-----·· ~ CLASS 801-HOUSEHOLD .II .110 .Ill ' .110 .lq .211 . .10 .Ill 1. Applique Quilt - new .. ... .... ............. .... Cotton Patobworlo: Quilt ................... .... . Alltlque Quill .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . !Jet!Jj>read A_p~llquo .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. : . Bedopread, Embroidered .... .. ........ ' " ·" .... . e. Bedopread. Fancy . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1. Bedrpread, Solid Craehet .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. RUGS-I>IEW I. Crocbeled .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . t HooJ[ed Yarn . •• •••••••••• , •••• • .••••••••• , •• ,, . 10: Hooted Rl& .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 11. Brolded . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. • .. . .. .. 12. Loom Woven .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . .... ...... ., .. KNITI'ING-NEw 18. Searl or Shawl .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. • • .. .. .. .. 14. S""oter . . .... ~ .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Ill. Aflbob .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .... ... ... .'.... .. .. .. . SHEE!S AND PILLOW CASES Slieeta ••d Pillow Ctoes - Palaled . . ..... 17. Shotts and Pillow Caoes - Whit:o Embeoide'1 .... PILLOW CASES ie. Pillow Caaea - q;~~it Trimmed .... . . , ... • .. • .. •• 2. 1. . Ia *! $1 1e. W.,. rube ,&~:.~~ \II~ G~d/CIIl~·~- "' ~-'~ ·, ~"J.iuui..b:J~i~..iioolmlf; '';, ', ·: .· · -· · ~"aatllt~ ·~,)'idillljW· ·· ~~· 'l,;.,. .~ . ~ ,..-: .LIQ•t ;oiitf r-.o~ ..: .l.... ..........t:''V"'ii.':-r--'~;tr~-·~- .1.~ ). ~ l"'llltld• ---------~-----·----- ,,.00 ~.;~'" '9f4-...IOI ~ ~ .....'• .J...,.-. I J;' ": ,. ~.(M) z ·. ' •. s~~\!-~tt ~.,P,V·1.•·.~. ~~ •"!~" ~ ~~ m {ti: *-' '' -~· l~iOG o. . ~li tom~ ..!0 .· ·---~...........~"-·--- fl.OO "C, " 11. PillOW Cuea - 1: tdtiblted il>-tM. · ~··•tad ~ ..,71',·-:~• .1:4~· ~z )f,>~ • ~.~ fl,~ .~ ., ~ !\ if ). i\ ' .. . •· ,. \ 10. PUJeW Claea 11. . Pilln CaR• D. ·, PlUaw C11ei - 18. Pll)..W caaes .., 14. ,na,·urr Scarf $1.211 $1 25 $1.25 $1.21! $1.2:1 11.25 Sl.25 .10 .10 .4fl 11.25 .75 $1.00 tt.OO .tiO .110 .80 .40 .40 .80 .4!1 .40 .tG SI.OO • •• • • • • • • •• •• . . • . . . . . • . . . • •• • • • • • •• • • .78 .75 .75 .76 .75 .78 .78 $1.00 $1.00 S\.00 $l.OQ $1.00 1 • ••••••••••• :. , • •• •• • • • • . . . •• .ao .eo .eo '1.00 .10 .50 .10 .10 .50 .110 .411 .10 ... :: ' ,/ TI!WDI · ......... . .. .. ...... . . .. .. .... WloiW lml>roiolerJ ........ .. .... .. -.. .. .... . .. . . Colwed ElllbrOid..,. .. .. .. . . .. .. • .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. Crall ltltcil ~- -.. ..... ' . . . . . • • . • • . • •.. • .. • . • • • • •• 'hwel WiP Croebeted '1l,~ .. .................. .. .. • .. .. .. .. . .. . • • t41. Towel wlt• Wblta l!:mbnl n Toni trltb Colored Embroide'1 .. .. .. . • .. • • • .. • . 42. Towel wJtll CrOH Stitcll ...... . • • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • M • . ., a .liO .'II . • ·~ • a .10 •• M I .18 Towel wiP Appl!<Jue .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. .110 Towel trltll Palotiit1 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .10 Towll wlth Outliao EmbroiderJ' .. .. . .. .. . .. .. • M I AMATEUR PAJN'l1NG ' <No Numberl Pallltlq) 411. Water Color Pallltin1 ... .... ...... ...... ....... . $1.00 ...... .... .. .. .... .. ... .. .. . .. .. . 11.00 . 47. 011 Piliitll!r Q. CllaftGit P•lnUac . . . • . . . . . .... .••• ~ • •••.•.•• • IJl.OO AP!IONS ...•• a. •• =:: wit~ . .110 . .10 .liO .10 .. ............ .. IS. ......,. Aproo .. .... . ... .. .. DR.I!SSES .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. . 114. ODo P*e Cottoa Ore. .. 1111. Two Pioeo Cotton Drtaa .. . . . .. .. ........ . .. , . 1111. Drt11 lfade From Aaother Gormat . , . , .. .•... . . . $7 One Pi... Cotton and Blends .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . $1.'711 1175 $1 .'1$ $1.75 Tailored Oresl .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. IZ.OO 1)0. .llll :: 11 Sijtd, Trt.;.mlnl '.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 10. &I. Embroidered Apron ....... ..... , ..... ... ..... .. Painted Ap...., .. .... .. .. .. .... .... .... . .. .. .... . 11.00 fl 00 1.00 11 .00 11.011 ;1011 1.00 118. 1'11Uored Suit .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. A.OO 10. Tailored coat .. .. .. .. . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 12.00 HOUSE COATS· AND SLEEPING GAIIMENTS til. Houae Coat .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . $1 .50 .'I$ . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 11.50 82. Sleeplq Garm0111t .75 INFANTS' WEAR 88. Kaltted Sw•aler Set (Cap. Sweater and Bootees) .. .110 .10 114. Crocheted Sweater Set (Cap. Sweater •nd Bootees) . . .110 .211 85. Crocheted Crib Cover . .. .... .... .t4) .75 HAND MADE TOYS !18. Stuffed Toy, .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .50 .211 on. Dreued Dolls . . . . . .. .. . . . . . .. .. . . . . . .50 .211 CHILDREN'S GARM~:NTS !Age 4 to 12 yn.) (Place Age On Garment> 88. Cotton Dr•ss .60 .211 19. Dre~s Colton 1 nd Blends .50 .2:1 70. Boy's Suit ... .... .. ... .. .50 .25 ANTIQUES 1963 F•ir only account 1ooth. annual Fair. History must accompany ead artic1e for premium. All articles must be 100 yean old or older. 71. Quilt - applique _... ______ _____ ------ -- .. $1.75 11.00 72 . Quilt - pieced _ $1.75 $1 .00 73. Coverlet- wool . spun. dyed . and woven at home $1 . 7~ $1 .00 74. Linen Shpet - home grown Dax , woven at home -· $1.75 S1 .00 75. S.ampler in original frame ------- $1.25 .75 7tl. Dre&:s and Hal or Bonnet - (not more than 5 accepted) --- c·--- $1.?5 $1.011 77. Original Painting on wood. slate or fabric __ ____ $1.75 $1.08 78. Oldest Newspaper {not more than 10 numbers .50 l('("epted) · ---- ----·----- -- - ------ ----------- $1 .00 79. Oldest Bible __ .. __ __ ------------- ------------ $1.71! Sl 00 .!50 80. Family Tree ------------ $1 .00 .50 81 . Most unusual houst'hold iron object ---- -- -- - --- $1.00 .50 82. Iron Kettle - small --- ·- - - ----- - --- - - - - -- -- $1.00 .50 83. Brass Kettle - 11mall ----- .. -- ---- -- ---- - -- - - ·-- $1.00 .58 84. Copper Kettle - imall ----------- - ------- - ---- $1.00 .511 83. Iron TeakPtth~ ----------------------- - -------- $1 .00 .10 86. Coffpe Grinder --- -------- ----- .. ------------- _ $1.00 .40 87 Flat Iron ___ __ ·----- - --- --- ---- - ---·- - -------.75 $1.96 !18. Clock --- ------- Sl.75 89. Wooden Churn (not more than 3 A<'<'e-pted) ____ ____ $1.25 .75 .40 90 . Butter Mold anrl Paddle - ---·· ------------------.75 .40 Dl. Candle Molds -- ---- -- ------- ...... .... ......... .7~ .40 92. Candle Holder ----·-·-- ------------- - --- --- - -- .75 $1.25 U3. Spinning Wheel- small .-- ·------ -· -- -- --- - ---- $2.00 $1 .00 M . Andirons fnol more than 3 set" acceptf'd) --- - ---- $1 .75 MISCELLANEOUS .78 9!1. Crochet Afghan .. . .. ---- ------------ S125 .40 iHl. Table Mats - 6 - Crocheted -- - -- ------- -------.60 .28 97. Pol Holders - 3 . ---------.50 .21 98. Group of 3 Handkerchiefs - Croeheted -- - ------ .50 .25 99. Group of 3 Handkerchiefs - Painted ----------- .50 .28 100 GroUp of 3 Handkerchiefll - · Tatted - ----------.50 .211 101. Fancy Pi1low (fabric) ------- - ---- - --- - ------- - .00 .40 102. Hobby Corner ---- - ---------------- - ---- - ------ .75 .!10 103. Tile Art __ __________ , ........ ........... $1 .00 .21) 104: Bome Made Purse ------·--- -- --- --- -- -- ------ -- .SO ., ' Bepttrtment X 6r•11ffe E'xltlblt llt•x E. Shenefield, Superintendent TilE CLOSED BIBLE AND FLAG ItA Y BE USED. NO OTHER REGALIA. Entrie-s clo!le at 4 p.m.. Thursday . Aug . 8th. Z1eJ1 &r1qe wtU furnb.h their admiSiion Ueketl to the Jl'air ~ Graate Exhibits will be judred at a time to be lllllOUD..a ' ' tbe Superintendent. · Graalt Exhlblta "ill be Judged on the lollowlq !Jcore Card: GINERAL THIMI The Gnn.. .mJ Its Service te the Cenvnunlty SUBORDINATE GRANGE EXIIIBIT SCORE CAIIII MEIGS COUNTY P'AlR Ptolnlo Orlllioallty-l<looa and Mal<!rlala - -··---···----··------··----·· • Attractinnes!t-- A.bility to attract and hold attention- --------.. ---· 18 Appearance and aeatneu-visib1llty and letteriDJ- -------------... 10 Granp Toachln111--kleaa aDd prlnoiplea of the Gn....... ------- Ill Acbiovom•nt. Golla and Community Sei'Yice of Loetl Gruo.--·-·-- M r~ Produets ·· · ·--·········-····-·---·----------···------ I Handieraft ---· - ·-··--······--··········--·-·-········----- I T~·····-------··-- 101 ~1001 . GRANGE~rr !at Znd lnl 6 $1111.00 180.00 $4G.OO MD.OII All •rtlcles ultlbltod by a Granre mu.at be produced or made bf I>I!Dben ef TRAT Granre . Ji'or Junnile Granae• 1ee Junior Fair Premium Lilt. Exhibits are to be placed by 6:00 P. M. on Tuestby and remata IIIIW 4:00 P II.. on Saturday. Eodo Gn.,. trill be required to bUS' a Memberoblp nt:ket aad will be fllmished two belper tieketa lo be good for tbe lint daJ. It II the ,..,... of the Fair Board to build bo- Alrieultur. bl Mf'iltt Count? and It c•n conceive or no better ttep ID 11aat lllinc!'" lbq tba opbotildlnl of the Gnqea and their ..UYI-. Premluma: IJepartment XI Public Schools 0 . 0 . Patterson, Su,.rint_.nt 1. Entrie!l close- at 4 P.J\1 . August 8, 1963. J. El.btbita will be confined to schools in Mele• County. I. Equal opportunities ror exhibiting wiD be available te each d8ll di1triet or combination or districts. Space for four exhibits wUl 1t1 prOvided. .&. Each of the 4 participatinJ schools or distrids will bave 1 spaee I feet in length and 6 fet"t m depth . There is no limit to tbe amOWll or ~of material used and the selection of 1 theme is left to tbe plll'tlcip•tina school or district. 5. Exhibits are to b~ in place by 8 P.M. Tue!lday, Auiust 13th, and are to rem~in until 4 P.M. Saturday. Each ~ehool will be respoalible for assembbng 1nd di."imantling its exhibit. 8. Each exhibit shall ronsisl of l'hildren'a work for the 1982-t'l achoal =bita will be jlldged at a time to be aanounced b1 the SUpert. iDteDdeDt with awards ." follows: lit $30.00; 2nd lrd 4tb $15.011. I . Edtibits wiD be judged on the b19l!l of: I. Tl!eme . . .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. • 10 IJOIIIII :· R!o"!~PJ"ent. of Theme . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 30 pouua . "''....,. 1 ty (idea~s and matertalsl . . . ... . ...... . .. .. 30 ~ 4. Apphnnce (obility to attract and hold attention) .. llltl pouua I. Neotneaa . .. . .. .. .. . 10 polllto '1. stf- ·····---·-·--·-·-·-· 10'1'o ..m • ·I'IC!ti'lla ~ 01111 rlhbona to HeODd ~mr . u~~~~~ihe -~sOI;i !111... 'foo,...".tiOII rMn.t, · -- ----- --· a. .28 two ·I:Jl flal!e• of.ltu•.. _..-.---- Min JtuW Seunclen •ncl MIM Acl• Hoskins, lupts • 1. Entry Fee - Membenhip Tirket. a. All entriq in this department must be in the hands of the Seer•· tary by 4:00 P .M. Thursday, Aua;. 8th. Entry book will be clost>d at that time . 1. Entries made on the books of .the Secretary t'!annot be eh1nged or wttbdrawn and entered in another cla11 or number. .&. All articles for judgin& should be on tbe &rounds not bt'r thhan 9:00 .M. 'J'u.esday, August 13th., 1nd anytbine. arriving afte.r t al time may be displayed but will not be elig~ble for judgmg or premium!l. Jud&ina: will be done at 10:00 A.M. Tuesday. Au&. 13th. Antiques will be judged 2:00P.M. Wednesday, Aug. 14th. 6. Exhibits in this department are limited to Mei&• and adjoininl eountiea in Ohio . 1. Not more than one entry in the same cla11 by the iamt per!Kin will be permitted. 1. Artieles that have been 1warded a premium within the last lwo (2) yean are not ellllble for entry. t. New work and new ideaa will be 1lven preference. t to be 10. Exhibitora muat furnish • wire h1naer for each ~rmen displayed. Tile Ohio stale UniYeralt)' Aarl""ltW'III OaUeto Eltl<!nDOD Somot wlll l>t 111011 for aar-ta. ·: •• •• arau· .. .. . .. .... ., ., ,.. .. .. .. . .. . . .. .. .. ._ IX B_.eatle ..trta .Ill .28 .211 .25 .Ill .10 .21 .50 Jill .110 .Ill .110 .2:1 EI 00 Beptart~~tetlt .21 .211 .liO .25 .!10 .25 .!10 .28 s......... Plale l'lrlt ~ · i~iu~eri a '· .21 .511 •liO CLASS 'q . .. . 60% Of alote ·Wiwil• Jlq ..... . : .... :: •• :..... ~ 815 or lela ~me HiJ .•.... , ..,.. ,, .. · .~..... ; ·- .' .21 .21 • l'lipmy Jiockets, femjolne 't ou· : I. J'tm•h 3 :reua ............-·,-r--~,.~Hr·-· ftl-10 I .0 I .u 9a. Peachea. l'late Wbltoo 10 Qulncao, Plate U. Apricot Plato .liO CLASs 7111 . . . . 1at In' 8rd 1. , Belt Dliplar of rarm, Qrdlird ll!ld' Gardea -. S20 $1G 110 2. .Belt D11p1aJ oC Gorden ~ · . tlO $8 M a. Betl DliPia1 o1 0te11tn1 'll'."ll'r!dll· · : • ·. , · 110 $8 M tl(uat ~ of I or ilirire' ll'aJI of ISiffeftat .uiotlet of appleo, or 8 or mon plates .ef dllf.erent nrietlaa of (ruitl). Attractive dusters In colorful cotton .Prints and solids, , .,, .•• .1!0 .110 .20 .!10 .21 .110 .25 .110 .23 .50 .25 .110 .25 .10 .21 .tie .28 .10 .21 t . Peaebel Plate YeUow Sizes 12 to 20 ?.::lr••tt.~:~io~ ~~~~.·~:·-~~-====-~~--~~~--~~-~- ~!.u! Female-2 years _,. ..................................- .......... _ .... fll.-10 · t. · a, 1 . .liB .llll .10 ' .Ill ..50 loaatbou 4. llomo Beauty D. GaiUa Beauty 8. Red Dellcioua 7. Golden DedoiOUI B. Grimes Goldeu 8. WealtbJ 10. Maiden Bluah ll. York lmperlll J2. <Namel Variety CLASS 708-0THER FRUITS 1. Prune Plum Plat. 1. Damoon Plllll1 Plato •· GI"'!D Gage Plum" Plate 4. Grapeo, Coneord Plato 8. Grapeo. ·lllapn Plato • · Bartlett Pear Plate 7. Keffer PeR Plate '-ches of lace, short sleeves. .28 .28 .Ill .28 .. •• ~VIIaETAIUI a. to .211 .Ill .to I. $!&)'!DID WlDfiiP 2. lt:od WlneAp ,. ' s .25 .. ..10. t 8. .25 .10 .Ill ,til) .Ill 8a Best pl1te yellow pod bush beana 9. Best plate Lima beano 10. Onions-white. !I •cimena 11 . Onions-yellow. D specimelLI 12. PWnent01, 5 speeimen1 13 Peppera, 5 apectmeno 14. Mangoea. f5 speciDJPDI 15. Beeta, G woelmens te . Canota. 6 t)M!ICimens • 17 Turnip&, 5 opeclmen1 18. Cucumbera, green. 5 speclmeu 19. Cueumberl, white, 5 opeclmem 20 Pick!., plate 21. Oltro Plate, 5 apeelmena 22. Pnmpkln ~. Sq..•h CLASS 704-- WATERMELONS L ~ Wataon 2. Dlxle Queen , I. I Name) variety t. Clntaloupes, Hale's 411. INamel variety 'CLASS 70&-APPLES DUSTERS .1)0 ,1)0 .1!0 .25 .1!0 .25 1. caullfloww I. llcl Planl . '• .&. ToJnatoef-r8d, I ll!fiD!IeD. 5. T-t--J'!UOW I apedmena 1. To!dio-- wloito, 6 apedm7. plalo - · l!ad pole beJDII 71. Beat plata pad bnah ...... 1. Belt plato yedO'!I' pad pole l>tano A Shipment Of Women's .25 .110 .2:1 Seaeea Beauty, 5 ppoelmeno . a. Katahdin. 5 IIPOelmeaa 8. Cbippewaa, I apedmeoa 7. G-n lfountaln. $ apeelment B. (Name) variety, I .-lmena t. Naaq Hal' G o p t - . 10. Y ..... • - 11. Barmud... a operimona ~ 11@. .<N....J variety, I opeclmou Just Receivedl urangem•nt. .liO.Itl .li0.2S .liO .28 .!10 ,, 12. HIGH ON A WINDY HILL- A tall arrangement. 13. MAGIC WITH ROCKS - Jlocka with any tlowera and ror follaee. Ages 13 up to and including 18 yean of age. IOZ--JUN!OR ARRANGEMENTS AGES UP TO AND INCLUDING 8 YEARS. 1. STEAMBOAT DAYS -In a toy container. 2. I'M GOING TO THE FAIR - Your own idea. 1103-JUNIOR ARRANGEMENT AGES I UP TO AND INCLUDING 12 YEA.RS OF AGE. 1. INDIAN TRAO..- Your own idtoa. 2 . GRANDMOTliER'S BASKET - Uaing basket. 804-JUN!OR SPECIMENS - Must be Krown by Junlorn1p to and toeluding 12 years of age. 1. MARIGOLDS - laree 3 2. ZINNIAS- large 3. 3. UNCLASSIFIED - Any flower otht'r th ~w Mari&oh:b or Zinoiu. lOll-HORTICULTURE I. ROSE- Hybrid Tea- One. 2. ROSE- F1oribunda - One stem. 3. ZINNIA - large - 3 of one oolor. · 4. ZINNIA- Fantasy - 3 of one color. G. GLADIOLUS- One opike. 6. MARIGOLD - large - 3 of one color . '7. COCKSCOMB - plume - one. 8. COCKSCOMB - crested - one. 9. DAHLIA- large - on~ . 10. DAHLJA - pom-pom - 3 of one color. 806--SPECJMEN COLLECTION - 5 or more -labeled. I. DISPLAY OF AFRlCAN VIOLETS 2. DISPLAY OF CACTI AND/OR SUCCULENTS 3. DISPLAY OF GOURDS • . DISPLAY OF COLORED CORN 5. D!SPLAY OF SMAU. HOUSE PLANTS 807-EDUCATIONAL- 8 or more- labeled. 1. DISPLAY OF EVERGREEN SPECIMENS WHICK ARE READILY ROUTED FROM CUTTINGS - •how how. 2. DISPLAY OF DRIED MATERlAL- Tell how dried. h ed 3. COILECI'lON OF NATURE'S RESOURCES - Such aa weal er wood, lichens, dried material eontainers, etc . 4. PICTURE MADE FROM DRIED PLANT MATER!~ I.. 5. COLLECTION OF ROCKS - labeled . 6. COlLECTION OF SHELLS - labeled. PRFMIUMS AND RIBBONS 3rd 2nd Clase 1st .00 .75 801 --------·-- -- --------- --- ---- -- $1.00 .21! .!50 IIOZ ------- - -- --·--··------'--------- .75 .25 .50 803 --------------------------------- .?5 .25 .:Ill 1104 ......... --------------- -- ------- .?5 .25 .00 .50 .75 .50 .75 11117 1.00 lot ID4 Belt li• eon of JeDow hybrid <01'11 Jlett oil< earr of whlt:o bybrld eorn Beat Iii earr white oweel <nr11 Best six ears yellow 11\Veet eorn Beat sill earo white pop oom 8. Best alx earo yellow pop oora 7. Bell Ill< eara red pop cora 8. Beat peek wheot 9. Belt peck of bllckwheot Ill .Best pedo: winter oata 11. Beat peek opring oata 12. Jlett peek barley 13. }Jelt peck 101 beant CLASs 702-P0TATOES I. Cobblera. 8 apec1meaa 2. TriUIDjlb, 8 opeetmenr 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 1. cabbap . Harold C1m1han, D.vlcf koblenta, SuperlntenciMtb Entries elo.se at 4:00 P.M., Wedneaday August 7 Ulfl3 All cattle to be on grouud 4:00 P.M: r;.eaday A,;g lllih All c.oottle .owned in Meigo County entered tr~e up;.n tb~ purobaae of membenblp hcket. All cattle outalde Meigs County wid be char&ed 50o (filly cents) ~er bead after the purchaoe of a membership ticlo:et. Get of SU"e--three ammals any age, either 1eL AU 1et of one sire owned by one or more breeders. cow.Produce of Cow-two animals either aex--tny age, produce of one 8. I DeperttRftlt VII l'a,... C,..P. •INI Bortifttltwre: ,et"MS BalrJ Cattle Bepertmeat 111 a U .L CLASS 820-All Gulneao 7. Flock, 1 nm any age, 1 ewe 2 yean or over. I ewe 1 ,...rand under 2 ................. . $4.00 $11.00 $2.00 CLASS SOZ-Merlno-!locme subd...,.s aa 601 CLASS 503-Corredal&-Same oubclassea aa 601 CLASS 504-Southdown-Same subclaaseo as 501 CLASS 15M- -Dorset!!-Same subclasses •• 601 CLASS 1100-Hampalllr~me onbelaeses as !101 CLASS . 1507-Chevio~me f!tbolaaseo as 601 CLASS 50'1-A Columbia-Same aubclaiBes as 501 CLASS 1108-SWINE-Poland Cbina 1. Boar, 1 year and over · ---·---· ·-··-···--· 2. Boar Pig ----------···----··-·-·······----· s. Sow over 2 yean ··--·--··--···-···-~·-··-f. Y-l!ni Sow ....... ·--·······--······-··· ROO 111.1111 • 1111. 1111. 17. ·Ill. 8. Entrlea muat be ut up ..,. -leled be-n t A.ll. aod 12 noon Wedneaday. JudliBI wlll bella at 1 p.m. Judlinfl will be by tho Stand· ard ryatem and the deelaioa nf tho Jud1e will be filial. Bxhlblta arriv· inl after 12 aoo~ will lit • ...,pled but marked not for eompetltioa. 7. Arrtn1emaota will Dol be made In ettblbltlon I'Oom. The lttlinl committee will help the exhibitor to Jtace tbe exhiblta. 8. Exhibits muot remain In place nntll 4 P.M. Saturday. Ally ublblt removed l>efore !bat time will forfeit aoy premium& awarded. Exhlbitora must remove their entrlel after eloaa of abow aa 100n aa pouible. 0. No artificial or artificially <Olored plant materlala pannltled. 11. B:ddbiton m17 enter AI miD}' Diviaions u dtrlired, but miJ make 10. Aoc:eiiiOI',Iea are permitted in oil clalaet unleaa othorwiae etaiA!d. onl7 one, entr, In each elaa. In the Dtvllioa, Artlatic Arrongementa, Cl11oea number I, 4, 10 and 11 are open to Accredited Judaea. 12. Every exhibitor mwt put n•me and name of club on bllct of entry tae:. (It nort-elub member, put county with name.) "TIME HONORED MEIGS" 1101-ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS 1. TIME MARCHES ON ··- Sue&esting an industry of the Area (Name the induatry) 2. WILDFBNESS TRAIL - Uaing weathered wood with flowers and folla&e. 3. LAMPIJGHTING TIME - Uaing W-rm Colon. 4. OLD MAN RIVER- Shawinx water aw part of design. D. "TREND OF 'I1IE TIMES" - A modern arrangement. e. SUNSET - Including dried or treatP.d material. 7. DREAMS FULFILLED - Using flowen , ve&etables and/or fruit with foliaa:e. 8. LEST WE FORGE!' - Including a reli~OUI fi&urlne. 9. FAlTIIIN TilE FUTURE- Uting white flowera. 10. SUMMER SUN - Mas• desigb - No accesaoriea. 11. BY CANDLELIGHT - Free standinJ {leen from both t.ides ) table CLASS 8111-All Bantam& s:z.qo e. -~ ~ •·110 eue CENTER Pll!C!B • A . ...,.. Cr9ehet .... .. . ..... .. ... . .. .. ... .. ..... . .. M. Croellet Trimmed .• .. •••. . •. .• ••• • _•• • , • • • • • • .. • bood.). CLASS tll7-mlver Leoed WyandCLASS 813-GoldeD Laced Wyandotl<ea oo • pull ... CLASS 812-Buff Lelboraa S!•alt Col!* CLASS 618-Buff Lelbo1'M-Rooo. Comb CLASS 8l~Browa Lelboraa-Rooo. Climb CLASS 811>-Browa Lelboma ' 'Indo Coll>b Cl.ASS 8!~ Wblte Contish . = !!-:: ~ · CLASS 810-lfottled Houdana CLASS 811-Lakeavelclon by or _ . . · breed<n ·--------------···---·-· $8..00 ~.OQ f Grllld '(]lampiOD BuD ----······---------·· 10. ilele<Vo Champion Bull ----------------···--· RIBBON CoW, I aad..., - - - - - - · · · · - - - $1$100.0000 12. Bealor Yearllq Reller -----·---------· .,... · U . Junior Yeorlilll Helfor ----------------- ~· 00 ~·= 14. Yoarlilll Helfer -------------- ... ... ... 15. Senior Heiler calf ·------------------· ~.00 ~·= M Junior Helfer calf -------------·-·------ .... ..1~ Pair oC Hollen, &111 ale, and oWDed by wublter ---- -·----~---.---·-· $1o.IIO 118.00 ... 18. Procluco nf etiW, 2 ~··either-. owned by one nr more breeden.----·---·· $8..00 $8.011 "-01 ~ 19. Graad Cbamplon Female ·- --------------lllllliON 1111. Beaerve Champion l!'emale ------·-·-----·---CLASS toZ-ANGtJS.-.Samo aubelaaoeo u 401 CLASS tOS-SHORTHORNS-Same aubel...., aa till Sh•p and Swine Hlr•m Slawt.r end l.lurtn I. Halfman, Svph. Entrieo close at 4.00 P.M., Wedneaday, Augwt 7, 19(13. All sheep and swine to be on ground by 4:00P.M. Tueoday, Aug. 11. · Eutry Ieee: All e•bibltors ~r.ust purchase Membership Tleketa. OU\ of Cbunty Sheep and Swine shall pay an entry fee of 80c per head. See General Rules for further lnstnu:tiorut. CLASS 501--SIIEEP....SHROPSHIRES l.Jt. 2nd. 3rd. 1. Ram, 2 yean and over --··--·----·---·····.. $4.00 $3.00 12.00 2. Ram, I year and under 2 •••• ··----···· ···· · · $4.00 $3.00 52.00 3. !lam, lamb ----------- -·--··· · ----····-- - -- $3.00. 12.00 11.00 4. l!lwe, 2 years and over .... .... ...... ·--·· ·-- $4.00 18.00 S2.0G D. EJwe, 1 vear and under 2 --·-- -- - ··-····-·· $4.00 S3.00 13.011 Ewe. 1am1> .... ---------- - - -- - -------·----- $11.00 $1:01 ,oan w.,,.. . CLASS 808-R. 1 lied& CLMS l!Oi-Wbllo PJJmouth Rodll CLASS 808-Barred Pl)'moutb Boca CLASS 11011-Wlllte WJIIIICI-1 CLASS 1111-Jf!fOq Giants · CLASS 808-Noni Hampabin Bedl CLASS IJtlt-.lllivor Polbh . aeror-nte<L owned u: IU'""I"W CI..AliS !IOZ-R. c. Wblle Lecboraa PLOWIRI AND. PLANTI . Mrt. Poul ...r• ...,.rlllllftlllftt Mn. Purt., Karr; ,.,._ Cluo<lwolt, llaelllf e-rn, IULII I'Oil •I'LOWIIt ltfOW 1. Sb.., lo open Ill the publlo.z. ElllrJ F-entllonblp U""ot. Not Nllutred for Junlon 1litd'tf II. . 8. Exhibitor& will prepue their eniQ blaata 0114 me them at the Se<nlar7'i office on ar befart 4 P .M. ThundiJ, Alllllll I. Thla ru1t wl1l be •lrietb' eomplled trllll. 4. All llltrlea mut lit the wort of the ottblbltor. a. ~I ol._ on for amateullo only. (All . .atcur Ia anyone who IP'OWI plaata for hll ... h• own pleuuu, not for the P"'- of llwJi. ..... ,,. · "a~ DEPAKTMENT Vm •...U m!llt& lit·· \ . The trlluttr In l!flll "J" ,will be lbo lODitot oar , _ frooa tile firel limlel 011 ana ..~ of ear to tbt lall kernel on the other end of the.,. · » ...,.. ~ · CI..AliS 110~ POULTRY-&. C. WlUl'l: LllGBOMI ....., or 1'lllleia PeoorBoaa t.Uoueb ....... _ · ·. brtH lo' IIi· ~ · Pea of Brollen . f!oa of two Pullets and - Oo ' 1 t1 II. f!oa of tWo Hena and one Coclo: 00 · 111111 for~ ~~ Exhibit 1o eo'nliot ot P1111 of t1tree (II . oeparately. mnal be on eatn blaat. L I. S. '- lr4 tll.oo -.oo 00 J. '•Jtiloar crlll7flrld..,. ...................... fl.OO Tbo 11!1"111! ,.,..._ (1JJ weleltt> ollall lit tho wlaaer Ia ~. lupoolft-tit *"' ..-...n . a:$4= t::: l. Bun, ~ Jfllfl and ....,. ·---------------·• $10.00 ~: I. SeniOr Yomina Bull ------------·------$10.011 ... L.,......IJ03, All eDihlta llilall l>t lbo l""per!J of the :liD"*· •• dote of fllr. Counqo ant•dJoiii.IDI-..ttfl • llo olnllio PENS. 10. I . - aot11 u4 4 lfavtD-Witlte "'ltrot,_, .• .TI Jl. lm!. . C]olll aad 4 Narl:!ncC'IIund EIDbroidtrJ . , .'II A . LuJie1l Clotll and 6- Naptlna - ADDliaued ..~ .. ,. .. .....TI ·-··-------·----··-··· fl.GO h. Ll!ltlt -.amber - ---·--···--·----·----··--· ~·.00 I. Letpa -- - ---··-·--·····:··-··· -·· -·-· ·· '1.00 0ePuta-t VI r::,:or..:=.:. • ·-•od 1!iltf 1. 1M.- - l:lltrlea dOlt at 4 p.m. Alii. I, • lldolblton muat pureb- molltbenllip Udo:eta. · , ILAS8 1101 • ' Tbe 1\andard of perfoetioa. aa revlied bJ "oo "-\ttiil'ooolil7 . flatlon lldJl be the JNtdo Ia ludlilll and l!lieiDI award&. ' · Judldq llltll be bJ _.tooe but 1111 UD'II'CII1IIJ aporl ....• 1lllall lit· "VeD I prjlt. 'I'll- lltall lit 110 UIQ fot ......... ' • ' All blrda mut be fi'Oe from (ODtaliou dlae- P~ wllliiOt lit bJ tho . Bojrd; a1ao will ·~ lit reo~nrlltle, Hf ..,. 14. Cow ond Daughter · ·- -CEzhchlt --·--· ··- ·· ' $1D 115. l!Oat FeUlJ!le bred and owned ~ o or ·------·- ----· · - · Dill• ro ()bampion - I• j t•DILl Jmoa~ ,.;an and . - ··---~----·-··--· ' ~1- 10 SeaiOr CJaamploD _ ... . . .......... ............ -................................ GntDd I'W1III l1> fmaiodlate dlaallaJ!fl...... of a -.aoat 11IAl dtdli011 of tho majqrlly of tn eommltfeo ..,..,..,uq .,.,. matter arlailll Ia '"'""le!iOII wltb tho -..t sball be fiDal. HonM or dri'"r· IDIJ be dlaquaJI!lod at .,.,. by the committee, eltber lot the violaUan of 0110 or more of tbo eondttions of the contat or because the eooteetiU team't audJ u to nuder It cr:uo1 or laadvlaoble to permit the team to a furtber. EL!GlBILI'l'Y: OPEN TO Tli:E WORLD. HOI'Iea onot lllllleo, <epaieoa . of where owned, are ollCible to eater this eooteat. · ConditiOD!IA atoDe boat loaded wltb cement blocka will be uaed. All teamo be welrhed 011 tbe d~ of tbe eontOI& betftea 12:00 aoon and 4.00 P.lll. at 1 local icalea and 1 welrht eerllflcate muat ""' eompaD)' entry. · 0\JIIen wiU lumlsb tllelr own feed. Rules crl tho Buckeye H - Pulllnt -lollort of Ohio 1. The dlataaoe for each pull shad be 2'1 feet, but cliltaiiCO of 1. . th8D 2? feet will be uaed to determine winner or pliHuteat at elld oC ~ contest. · 2. The distance between side boundaries abaD be U feet llld le..,. and loads must stay wltblD said boun-ea wblle pulliJia. A11J part ot. team or load outside of boundaries will vold pull. · 3 . First aud aecond pull ahall be In tho dire<tioa Indicated b7 the judfes. Third moy be taken Ill eltllel' direction provld!Jtr """''ll> room remaiM within end beundaries. 4. Any forward movement ·of load alter the driver llveo a commaod to will be counted as a pull and meuuremeat will be recorded. eept In case of breakage which entitles team to another pull. 5. WhisUe or signal oball be liven when leam hu made tbe dlatanco or eommitted an error nullifying dbtance. Driver mut stop team tm. mediately after said signal. 6. All teams must take first pull. Each team sbaU take first and. BeCOnd pull while hitched to load. Drivers ma7 forfeit second pull. Third pull may be taken after all teams had first and aetond. 7. Earh team shall be dl'iven by one driver through entire contest. except in Clae of lnjtu')'. 8. Judgea' de<!ision at the beginning of a contest. whether driver ahaU ride. if pooslble. Each driver will be allowed two helpera In bitching, but io no case will helper be allowed to touch load or boraes or apeak to horses or driver while teun is pulling. 9. Drivers shall not prod, whip, or touch horses while pulling and 1h11l drive with reasonably tight lines. and no case Mll a driver be al· lowed to whip or ahake lines over horses or above hil!l oW11 head while pulling. No driver will be allowed to jump doubletrees. 10. Unrlue abusive treatment to horses on or off the pulling field or undue profanity can disqualify contestants if judges see tit. 11. There 11halJ be at least three judges for each contest and • majority shall determine decision. 12. Weight for start of pull ahall be determined by the officlala ao aa to hold down the number of pulls and sttll give the spectators a good &h?w althougb in no ~ase shal1 more than 1000 pounds be added if one tl:urd of te11111 are elnntnated except in ca11e of a percentage or weight p111l where the handicap on certain teams must be greater. .13. Each contestant must present a weight slip of team withiu weight limit to compete in pull and horses that are to pull together mult be weighe-d together. WeJghing must be done by cempetent weigh master at time and p1ace designated before p\11L Member of the eommitte• Dlust be prese~t at the !lUtes at time of weig1dng. . 14. Tea~ will pull in order they weigh in at scales or entrle&: aceepted. ~~- Dr1ver must be ready when his turn comea to pull. Willful Wlltmr will not be tolerated. Two trialo at trying to hook will be eounted El.Jle. llllloldo all queltloaa arlala& lD ........- with tho - . . , oubject to ..•. ...• :.: .. .,. .... .. ,\ m.oo; ao.oo: S,wf!ll- Department XII Wm. I.-·· Don 1,., L. .... Wal'- ............ In ....... STARTING GATE THUliSDAY, AUG. 15, 5:00 P.M . I Year Old Paee --·-· - · · -------------·- · ·-----·--· ~ $1000 ~ I Year Old Trot - · ·· · ---------·······---· --- · -· · · · ~ $1000 ~ Pace- Non Winners of $11000 ........................ .. Purot FR!DAY, AUG. 18, 5:00 P.M. 2 Year old 17ot --------------- ···· - · · -··· · ······· ...._ $1000 ~ I Y- Old Pace . ------ --- - -------............... _ ...._ flOOO lit. Trol- Non Winnen of $11100 - ----------------- -- --- --.. Purot t100 SATURDAY, AUG. 17, 2:00 P.lf. FFA Pac:e ------- - ---- - . . . ..... ·-- - -·----- --·--··--- PurotTrot. - ·Non Winner. ofiOOOO ----····-----· ····--···-·-· ~ . . . Paeo- Non Winners of $11100 ----- --- --·-- ------ --····· Purot . , . eaoe· Prices Of Atbnillion J,clmllllon will be charged at 1atea at lO:tlQ A.lf. flnt daJ toll.. .. General Admlaaioa- Adulta ___ __ _____ -- --· -- -·-···---- ..., CliUdru IIDder II yeara admitted frM at ltlea. l'!lltiq Autor and Vobtcleo . . ___ _ ----- --- - -····--·-·· . . · ~ O!IIIOfl of ~u diU...,. vehlolu o1ttodq ...,...... wllt liio .,..... .. purdtue a lllell)berlblp tiotet, odlllttilll .U. ·!IDII ftltido. ~ one driver to a nhlelo.) Tlclo:at lit flll'dluoll ill ._ ...,_ toll i ...,...,. .- - - ..:..·- · -·- ~ . .....\ ---""';1-.J. --. I . .:..!..... .· ' , '·'" ·,,.i'li �• ' • • lie ftllat 111111 admlnlstnolloll • ~ fteJ l!bll .r.e.nallll 11M wiDIIIra and award prlr2l In accordallell with tbo rllltl. , 1'00111'0 to IWINI IS. CLASS llll. SHOWilANSBIP: '118a. t-H memberl l5b . Vo-AI memberl CLASS 2'1. SWINE: POLAND CHINA: (Eiblblt to COIIIIIt ol l rr. .ead.) l'la. Gild (PUrebred) UDder e montbl ole~. 17b. !!oar (PIIrebred) Wider 0 monilia ol .,•. llc. Gill (Purebred) over 8 monilia ol .... ll7d. Boar (Purebred) over 8 months of a~t. ll7e. Sow (Purebred) rff. Market pig under S monthl. J7g. Market pig over 3 mouths. 28. CLASS 28. BERKSHIRE SWINE: (S~b-t:IU&H 111110 u Clau 2'1 .) 29. CLASS 29. HAMPSHIRE SWINE: (Sub-t:lauea same al Cla11 2? .) 30. CLASS SO. CHESTER WJnTI: (Sul>duoes - · II Clall 2'1 l 31. CLASS 31. ANY viHER RECOGNIZED l!ll.q:D OF SWINE: (Sui> c:l••e• same as Cla11 2'1.) DIV.ISION IX RABBITS, POULTRY, AND LIVESTOCK PIIODUCTS 82. CLASS 32. SHOWiMANSHIP: .~ 32a. 4-.B club members S2b Vo-Ag. Exhibllon mllllt be present and actuallJ handle their birds and rabbits to receive a p-ade in showm.ansbi$1 . Tkot o1 ahawmanahip judging will be announced. 33. CLASS 33. Poultry: Exhibit to cooalJt of pen of tllree. Each breed ta be judged separately. (Breed to be on entry blant) Umlt oC one Illtry per sub-t:lall. (Eaample 33&) 33a. Pen of pullell. Any standard bned. S3b. Pen of bena. Any otandard breed. S3c Pen of broilen or tryera. 33d. Pen of two pullet& and one cockerel of any bl'eed. 33e. Pen o£ two hens and one coek of aDY breed. 33f. Ducks or Geete - Pen of 3. SSg. TurkeyJ - Pen of 3. 84. CLASS 3~. UVES PRODUCTS: 34a One fleece of wool - fine or medlum. :S4b One dozen eggs - white or brown . 35 · 35. RABBITS: Exhibits to consist of one animal . or doe and Jitter. Each breed to be judged separately. (Breed to be hstf.>d on entry blank) Limit of one entry per sub-clasa. (Example. S5b.) be 1)5a. SHOWMANSHIP - (He clasa 32 lor oxplauatiGR.) Time to announced . S~b. Junior buck. 35c. Junior doe . 35d. Senior buck. 35e. Senior doe . cuSs ~~f ~'::s~n~iit'-;~oWMANSHll' 4-H RIDING HORSE PRODUCI': Thll project must be completed according to 4-H club requtrernents. No 4-H riding horse will_ be considered unless th~e at least 5 members in one club. PTeml~l will be provid~ O Y !howmanship which will include cJeanl~ness of equ1pment, lblllty of rider to handle horse and follow good ridmg practieea. ti 37 cLASS 37 . TRACTOR RODEO: · To encourage and develop skill and nfe'tf 1D tractor open on. A award $3.00 B award $2.50 C award $2.00 Eligibility: h h participated In an organ!z. Entries may be made by those w o ave A Um't hall be 13 ed Tractor Maintenance and Safety 'P!Difam .. ge. 1of5 i'Wl tbaU to 21 years. Detailed method of sconng and JUdlinl . be made available to contestants. ;!8. CLASS 38. AUTO CARE: lb ' 3Ba Individual educational exh 1t. 38b Club educational exhibit. 39. CLASS 39. SAFETY: ti' learned 39 First aid display showing ~ne pnlc ce .. d and chart 39~: Child Care Display showrng 2 or more articles ma e showing practices learned. TO FAIR EXHIBITORS · 40 CLASS 40 SPECIAL AWARDS . h 11 b 4-H project project fo: :~l~we~ t~~~:fi~;:~~;~o~~/;~:::?u::~!::r:~: ~~~:~ :d:Uon~ Not to exceed a total of $60.00. be allotted to each exhibitina: F .F .A. •::ay the ex.}iense!l of their representative• ~~~~ a~~:nstu~ ~! :d~o to a state or national event. . f four dele&ates Lo 4lc. Expenses shall be allotted .to a ~aXlDl~r 1963 at the Ohio 19113 State 4-H Club CongreuOtho be be~d~~ exhibit at the foir. No\ State University , Columbus, w, pro :::::! to exceed $50 ooHORSE DEPARTMENT II Roy Holllr, SuptrlntoaON CONJI'Oil.'lATION CLAS- OPEN TO WOBLD OOMPE'l1TI 1. Entries will 4:00P.M. Aug. 8th . 2. ED'TJ fee-membenbip ticlteL d 8 To be held Wednesday at 10:00 A.M. In front ol Grandltan . .CLASS 20! WESTERN HORSE CONFORJIA.TION 2 OO 1. STALIJON CLASS-Two years aDd over. PremiUDII $0.0Q, $11.00. $ · · SLOO and two rlbboiiB. ~~dl ~---' 7G~ eontom>a1. pARADE TYPE CLAS&-Iolarel or ""' 1111 •-~ ~-- To llo tiOil and 25',1, General Appearance; Spolted or Solld .....,..; bandied with bridle onlY. ~ •_ ~-•-' lOO% eoaf..,. 1. WESTERN MARE OR HORSE '-'~- o0 tiOD; To be oboWD In band with llridle only. PnmiWDO ~. 'b$3bo.OO, 52.00, $1.00 and two n no t. W!SIERN MARE wrrn SPRING FOAI.-IIare with oprl.n& fGOI ld aide. Premium• $5.00, $3.00. f:2.00. $1.00 and two.';!~~ 011 IIIII 1. WEStERN YEABIJNG-PrellloiiiDII $5.00, $11.00, - · ••· two rlbbono. CLASS 202-ENGLISH HORSE CONFORMATION ]. STALUON CLASS-Two years and wer. Premlumo $11.00, fS.OQ, $2.00 $1.00 and two ribbom. I. ENGi..IsH SHOW HORSE TYPE CLASS-Judie<! 7G'Ao OODformaUod and 25% geoeral appearaneo. J'remMmw, $5.00, SS.OO, fS.OO, fl.OO. and two ribbons. I. BNGlJSH SADDLEBRED PLEASURE CI.ASS-Ifare or Horae; Jtldl' ed oa lOO'llo conformation. PremilllDO »-00, fS,OO, $2.00, $1.00 ' and two ribbons. t. ENGLISH SADDLEBRED MARE wrrn SPRING FOAL-Mare wltb spring foal at aide. Premiums $5.00, ta.OO, $2.00, $1.011 and two rlbboltl. I. ENGLISH SADDLEBRED YEARLING-Premlumo,$6.00. $3.to,$1.00. $1.00 and two ribbons. CLASS 203-PONY CONFORMATION, 48 to 511 IDchea. L Stallion Cla5-Two year~ and over. Four Premiums, $5.00, $3.0Q. $2.00, $1.00 and two rlbboaa. 2. Mareo and Gelding Class--any .... Four Premitmna, $5.00, $3.00, $2.00, $1.00 and two rlhboDI . I. Filly or Stud Colt CWs-1 year and under 2 yean. Four PremiulllB, $5.00, $3.00, $2.00, $1.00 and two rlbboua f . Mares witb Foal Cl&Si - Mares witb spriDg foal ~t side. Mare wltb Foal, entered in Item 2, can also be entered in this item. Four Premiums - $5.00, $3.00. $2.00, $1.00 aDd two ribbons . CLASS 204--PONY CONJI'Oilli!ATION--4lllncbes aDd under. close at Same sub classes as 203. HORSE SHOW Willl•m Downl•, Superlntwn•nt 1. Open to World Comvetition. Entries will close 1:00 P.M . Wed.neada.J, August 14th . Membership ti_cket not required. 2. All rules and r~ul11tions of the Meigs County Fair will apply. 3. Cash premiums: lat., $5.00; 2nd., $3.00; 3nl., $2.00; •lb.. $1.00. plus Ro.e1tes for first five places in all clasae1 eseept J.nd lb Pony which will receive a trophy for each entry without beln& iudeed. 4. To be held Wednesday 1:00 P.M. Ia front ol Grandotand, CLASS 205. l. 4-H Horst•manlhip-Horae or Ponies, for Meig1 Count)' Cluba oulf. 2 . Lead In Pony- Western Tack-58'' and under. · 3. 3 Gaited. 4. Western Pleasure Pony-48" to 9". 5. Western Pleasure Horse. 6. Pleasure Pony-Harness Clasa. 7. English Pleasure Horse. 8. Western Stock Horse. 9. Western Pleasure Pony-:-under 48''. 10. Trail Hone or Pony-Western Tack. HORSE PULLING CONTF.ST fred Leifheit •nd Don llblint in ch•r,. Entry fee : SJ.OO per team. Membership ticket not required. See General Rules for £urther n.tructions where appUeable. To oe conducted in front of the Grandatand atarttna '1:30 WedneadaJ ,venlng, Aug. 14th. · The value of draft animalo depend upon tlleir abillqo to pall and capacity to endure sustained efl'ort&. The object of this test il to datl!nnine the sustained maximum pulHDJ capacity of eacb pair. These tesu will also afford valuable aeientlfit data OD the nlatkm between form and function in draft animals aDd shaukt atimul1te &..-.1 lnterat Ia the breedin& and use of good draft hor8ea and mul01. Ill particular lt il desired: • 1 &) To determine the value ot type, md proper breedlq in the teleetion of hones and mules Intended for lona aod arduoUI draft work. rbl To aacertelu and demousvate tbe proper method oftralnlae and ~Uoniog horses and mule1 for loqlbd severe draft 'W'm'k. <ol To encounge honellllll.lhip In fltt1na boraea aad lD 4lrlvlnl. (dl To demoaatrate the mulmum pulUug eapacity of tho hone an• 0C11D1J11 prompiiJ ~ .the dlreclloaa oC the The eommlitee sbaU llavo full jurlJdlctloa over u wed u pow•r ro CO! 'tt• alllll 10. u- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,... 0.,---Aut. 10, 11183-11 8 1 11 Poulb7 r,malo ·"········· ············ ·---- TrophJ toloOrt 11. Pl;4duce ~ Dam ··--·-- · --·-· ·······•··· --·---·- : : : 12. Get Of SirO .. ~c•••"' :c ...... ... hibl-•••••"•"•• 13. 3 Femalei bred aud owned by Ex eond:::.Js $Ui • ft: •=I tor . ......... $IO ; ·11 I' . • · Bee/ Cattle Department W Hrram Slawter .and Lauren 1 • ......,...n, $Ujllel'lnt•..•~t~~ Entr1e1 dose at 4:00P.M. Wednesday, Aucuat 7ll968. All cattle to boon ll'Ound by 4:00P.M. Tueaci&YI A~c 13til. . ' All ealtle owned Ia MellO Cou!lty entered free opon ~· P~ of me)lrbershlp ticket. Ail ealtle outalde Melp Count)' will be eo. ...,tsl per lleod a,!ter the p~aoo ot a membel'lhlp tletll.· Exhlblton aro requlred to fu\'lllill eertlflcotaa to Secrtlar7 at lime Of entrJ: allo to 'the auperlntendoilt lD charlo. : Tlto below dltaa will appiJ (or Bed Beeeda< lf•J 1 !181 to De<embor s1, 1961 ••" ............. .. Senior tnr11n1 Janum 1 1963 to April SO, 1962 ---········--···-•·· .Juillor YllriiDC • · 1111111, to Auguat 31, 1963 ..... . ............. ~ SWDO!Ier Year~ ; l!eP!tmber l, 1968 lo December 31, 118:1 .............. .... Oa lon!llfl1 .l, 1183 and after --·-·-·-·-- · · ··---··-· · ' ···-·· Calf . = JB Oeparia*lt V. . a ,... tol •K· .P!'PI!II'OIIDS: 111 1!14 ~=--~-:::::::::::::::::. ::: ~~-~-'-~-~---··------· $10.011 $11.00 $8.00 ==- J. Jlllllor YearllaC BuU • ------- -·--------:::: 8. Junior BuU Calf t --··-·-------;;;;i·bj"-· · Pair 8. Gel of sire. 3 animal&. any 7. 111•. both aexea, · see Geaeril .· Jl'oll0wtq tneclJ ader Mme · 00 00 su_.,. =·= 18. There will be no ehanglng bridles after ronlelt alartl Aar drover that dropo blindo team will bt disqualified for that puJi 17. No Ught wetaht hotsea wUI be permitted to pull 1n heavy wetgbt ..nteat except in case of not enouah tellJDI to maq a cvoo1 pull and "'th CODSent of the judges. 18. All drivers must stay baclo: of dnubleme. 19. All helpers mwt atay baclo: of the load while borsea are pulllq, "therwise you forfeit your pull. 20. Te..ns placing 1, 2 and 3 mud submit to S'lllvl teat. Premium• will not be Plld until nsulb of •nalyalt .,.. recelvtd' from ~... labor1torltt. •• CLAss 206. HORSE PULLING CONTEST I. Lightweight Tearna-2800 lba. and u~der. 2. Mlddlewetght Teama--2801 lbs. to 3200 lba 3. Heavyweight Team&--3201 lba and nv•• · PRIZES-Premiums and Rosette;, fO<C each of tbe above tubda.,.L • lot 2nd 3rd 4th 5th S50.00 $35.00 120.00 $15.00 $10.00 PONY PULLING CONTEST Fred C. Lolfholt ond Don latzlnt In cho'lt ~rld•y, August 16th.:......7:30 P.M. at Grendltand Ponlea will be measured prior to cont.Mt • Pulling distance- 14 feel Sled will furnished. 2nd., and 3rd. place teama must bo ullva teoted bel I urnslst., can be paid. , ore J)l'em· lit. $4.00 $4.00 $4.00 $4.00 5. Sow Pte .. ----------·---··--···--···-·•"' $4.00 CLASS 609-Cheater White, Same Subelaaseo at 1108 CLASS 5l~Duroc Jerooy, Same !lllbclauea ito 508 Q.Alm 511-Berkshire, Same SnbclaMN ,_ ®8 CLAss 512-Bampablre, Same Subel....s aa 1108 CLASS 513-Yortaltlre, Same SubelUIOS u 308 CLASS 514--Tamworth, Same Subel..... aa 1108 CLASS 6lJI..-LANDRACE. Same onbclas101 as 608. be 'd Enhtry fee, 6.% of premium for first place fn each .ovent mu- •· pa1 w en entry IS made. • 1! 1 ""' 1. ClaBS "A" Pony Pulll.or ponies 46'" and under $25.00, .. $:!0.00 $15.00 $10.00 . 2. Cia&B 'B Pony Pull for Poniea 47" to 112 in laoluslve . $25.00 $20.00 $16.00 $10.00 . a-ill ~~e:::;~r ruleo of the Buckeye Horoe Pu1Un1 Aaaoclation of Ohio Znd. S3.00 $3.00 $3.00 18.00 $3.00 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Roy Holler !llld lail 1: lhtnofltlll, lupll. Entries cloae at t.OO P.M. Auc. Btb, 1183. · Exhibitoro mqst purebaae memjtenhlp ticlo:eta. All exhibits shall be correctly named aud lobeled. All exhlbita must be in place by 12:00 poon Aug. 13th. All exhibits muat remain in ·ploic:e unltl t:OO P .H. S1turday. A plate Mall cqnsist of five weU aroo speebneat. All Produce must be crown by the extiibitor. No premiums paid on articles not listed . Io olall.. where no competition ealata or If In the opinion 'of th• Judge, he may award a second or no premium. In judging of produce, quality and lize for eorrect uae wiU be tho guide Instead ollar&e alze. See General Rulea for further inltrudlons . CLASS 701 Srd. $2.~ $2.00 $2.00 $2.00 $2.01 3. 4. .!10 .2!1 .!10 .25 .liO •• ~ Jltl .28 Exhibitors are required to furnish certificates to Secretary ot time ot entry, also to superintendent in charge. · In the event of no competition within a breed only ont place ba gro'!P classe~~ will be paid exhibitor. J"tuor Calf born between Nov. I, 1962 aod May 1, 1963. Senoor calf born between July I, 1962 and 0.:1. 31, 1963. Ju~or Yr. Heifer dropped between Jan. 1 1962 and June 30 1962 Senoor Yr. Heifer dropped botween July 1961 and Dec:. 31: 1961: A heifer that has freshened will show as a 2 yr old Two yr. old Helfer dropped betweeu July 1 11160 ~nd Juq 1 1961,. CLASS 302--GUERNSEY ' ' lst 2nd 3rd 41b 1. BulL 2 yean and over ....... .. ___ $10 00 $11.00 $8..00 2. Bull, 1 year and under 2 yeara ______ s."oo 8.00 4.00 a. Bull col!, under 1 year and over 4 montba ........ ... - .. ...... 8.00 8.00 4 00 · f . Cbamplnn Bull - ..................... __ Rooette G. Cow, 4 yeara and over --- ---- --·-.. -- 10.00 8.00 8.00 e. Cow, 3 yean and under 4 yoaro •••• 10.00 8.00 8.00 7. Cow, 2 yeara and under a yean ··-· 10.00 8.00 6.00 8. Senior Yearling Heiler ....... _• ••••• 9.00 7.00 G.OO 8.00 9. Junior Yearling Heller ............ 9.00 7.00 G.OO 8.00 10. Senior Heifer Oalf -- - - -----·- ··-·· 9.00 7.00 5.00 8.00 11. Jnnlor Heller Oalf ................ 9.00 7.00 G.OO a.oo 12. Senior Champion Female · ·----····-- R.oaette 13. Jwti.or.Champ.ion Female --~--------- Rosette 14. Graud Champion Female -·-··--·· -·· &ooette 15. Get of Sire ------- -- - --·----·--··-· 8.00 8.00 4.00 16. Produce of Cow --- -- --···· · -- -- ---- 8.00 8,00 4.00 8.00 4.00 17. 3 Females Bred and owned by Exhibitor 8.011 CLASS :IW-MILKING SHORTHORNS Sa:ne anbclasaeo 11 S02. CLASS 304--BROWN SWi'SS-Same aubolaaoeo ao 302. CLASS 305--AYRSJIIRES...-Same onbcla.... aa 302. CLASS 306-JERSEYS--Same lllbelassea aa 302. MEIGS COUNTY HOLSTEIN SHOW Show to be held in cooperation 1!'llb the Melillo County llolitelD Club, and all entries confined to Melp and adJolnln& Countieo. 1. Entry fee $1.00 per head. 2. Entries close at 4:00 P.lll Aua. 14th. be owned by exhibitor. 3. AU eroup classes t. All Holstelna moat be reptered, tralllfel'red and papera wid be cheeked by Seo'y of obGor. 5. Each exhibitor limited 10 one entry in each ll'OII]> c1 .... II. AD Senior yearling& l~ ,mllli will show u 2 year olds. 7. Show to begin at 1:00 P.M. Au,. 18th. 8. All other rules and feiulatlona of the llleip Co. Folr will be applied. I. Bull calf (Up to ono; )'ear) -···-·-·····-······ 118.00-'1.oo.-e.OO 2. Bttll ' (1 year to 2 y~aral ---···--··-········- $ljl.00-8.00-8.00 1. Bull (2 yean aDd mr) ······-·-·---····-·· ,10.00-8.00-8.00 Cbamplou Bull ------·- · · -·-···-···----·-·--···-····· Rosette 4. Belfer calf Jr. (N. .rltt, 1963 to Ma7 1, l.INI8) •••• $t1 8 .T:-BG t I 8 I G. Heifer CAlf Sr. (JulJlot, 11162 to o.;t. Blat, 1962) .... 118 8 T 8 e e a a a II. · Helfer lr. Yearling · IJan. lilt, 1963 to Jilno 8oth, 11162) -·-· $tl 1 8 G 4 1 7. Sr. Yearnna · · i, carmea. 11 apeelmeaa .110 .110 .10 .110 .10. .110 .!10 .10 .110 .10 .1111 .10 .10 .!10 .110 .10 .10 .1!0 .!10 ' All .Ill •• .25 .25 .25 .21! .21! .25 .25 : ::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::· 1:~ c_._._.,- .110 .!10 .10 .50 •50 .50 ~ch ~H _to .,.._,.... .zs .211 .liO, .21 .!10 " - - ··--· -····-··· IO'I'o 9r~ ·---········· IO'A> •1)0 .10 Jl' .110 .llll ... J. ~ FABRlCS --·--·--·-----·· ~ CLASS 801-HOUSEHOLD .II .110 .Ill ' .110 .lq .211 . .10 .Ill 1. Applique Quilt - new .. ... .... ............. .... Cotton Patobworlo: Quilt ................... .... . Alltlque Quill .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . !Jet!Jj>read A_p~llquo .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. : . Bedopread, Embroidered .... .. ........ ' " ·" .... . e. Bedopread. Fancy . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1. Bedrpread, Solid Craehet .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. RUGS-I>IEW I. Crocbeled .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . t HooJ[ed Yarn . •• •••••••••• , •••• • .••••••••• , •• ,, . 10: Hooted Rl& .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 11. Brolded . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. • .. . .. .. 12. Loom Woven .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . .... ...... ., .. KNITI'ING-NEw 18. Searl or Shawl .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. • • .. .. .. .. 14. S""oter . . .... ~ .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Ill. Aflbob .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .... ... ... .'.... .. .. .. . SHEE!S AND PILLOW CASES Slieeta ••d Pillow Ctoes - Palaled . . ..... 17. Shotts and Pillow Caoes - Whit:o Embeoide'1 .... PILLOW CASES ie. Pillow Caaea - q;~~it Trimmed .... . . , ... • .. • .. •• 2. 1. . Ia *! $1 1e. W.,. rube ,&~:.~~ \II~ G~d/CIIl~·~- "' ~-'~ ·, ~"J.iuui..b:J~i~..iioolmlf; '';, ', ·: .· · -· · ~"aatllt~ ·~,)'idillljW· ·· ~~· 'l,;.,. .~ . ~ ,..-: .LIQ•t ;oiitf r-.o~ ..: .l.... ..........t:''V"'ii.':-r--'~;tr~-·~- .1.~ ). ~ l"'llltld• ---------~-----·----- ,,.00 ~.;~'" '9f4-...IOI ~ ~ .....'• .J...,.-. I J;' ": ,. ~.(M) z ·. ' •. s~~\!-~tt ~.,P,V·1.•·.~. ~~ •"!~" ~ ~~ m {ti: *-' '' -~· l~iOG o. . ~li tom~ ..!0 .· ·---~...........~"-·--- fl.OO "C, " 11. PillOW Cuea - 1: tdtiblted il>-tM. · ~··•tad ~ ..,71',·-:~• .1:4~· ~z )f,>~ • ~.~ fl,~ .~ ., ~ !\ if ). i\ ' .. . •· ,. \ 10. PUJeW Claea 11. . Pilln CaR• D. ·, PlUaw C11ei - 18. Pll)..W caaes .., 14. ,na,·urr Scarf $1.211 $1 25 $1.25 $1.21! $1.2:1 11.25 Sl.25 .10 .10 .4fl 11.25 .75 $1.00 tt.OO .tiO .110 .80 .40 .40 .80 .4!1 .40 .tG SI.OO • •• • • • • • • •• •• . . • . . . . . • . . . • •• • • • • • •• • • .78 .75 .75 .76 .75 .78 .78 $1.00 $1.00 S\.00 $l.OQ $1.00 1 • ••••••••••• :. , • •• •• • • • • . . . •• .ao .eo .eo '1.00 .10 .50 .10 .10 .50 .110 .411 .10 ... :: ' ,/ TI!WDI · ......... . .. .. ...... . . .. .. .... WloiW lml>roiolerJ ........ .. .... .. -.. .. .... . .. . . Colwed ElllbrOid..,. .. .. .. . . .. .. • .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. Crall ltltcil ~- -.. ..... ' . . . . . • • . • • . • •.. • .. • . • • • • •• 'hwel WiP Croebeted '1l,~ .. .................. .. .. • .. .. .. .. . .. . • • t41. Towel wlt• Wblta l!:mbnl n Toni trltb Colored Embroide'1 .. .. .. . • .. • • • .. • . 42. Towel wJtll CrOH Stitcll ...... . • • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • M • . ., a .liO .'II . • ·~ • a .10 •• M I .18 Towel wiP Appl!<Jue .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. .110 Towel trltll Palotiit1 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .10 Towll wlth Outliao EmbroiderJ' .. .. . .. .. . .. .. • M I AMATEUR PAJN'l1NG ' <No Numberl Pallltlq) 411. Water Color Pallltin1 ... .... ...... ...... ....... . $1.00 ...... .... .. .. .... .. ... .. .. . .. .. . 11.00 . 47. 011 Piliitll!r Q. CllaftGit P•lnUac . . . • . . . . . .... .••• ~ • •••.•.•• • IJl.OO AP!IONS ...•• a. •• =:: wit~ . .110 . .10 .liO .10 .. ............ .. IS. ......,. Aproo .. .... . ... .. .. DR.I!SSES .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. . 114. ODo P*e Cottoa Ore. .. 1111. Two Pioeo Cotton Drtaa .. . . . .. .. ........ . .. , . 1111. Drt11 lfade From Aaother Gormat . , . , .. .•... . . . $7 One Pi... Cotton and Blends .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . $1.'711 1175 $1 .'1$ $1.75 Tailored Oresl .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. IZ.OO 1)0. .llll :: 11 Sijtd, Trt.;.mlnl '.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 10. &I. Embroidered Apron ....... ..... , ..... ... ..... .. Painted Ap...., .. .... .. .. .. .... .... .... . .. .. .... . 11.00 fl 00 1.00 11 .00 11.011 ;1011 1.00 118. 1'11Uored Suit .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. A.OO 10. Tailored coat .. .. .. .. . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 12.00 HOUSE COATS· AND SLEEPING GAIIMENTS til. Houae Coat .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . $1 .50 .'I$ . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 11.50 82. Sleeplq Garm0111t .75 INFANTS' WEAR 88. Kaltted Sw•aler Set (Cap. Sweater and Bootees) .. .110 .10 114. Crocheted Sweater Set (Cap. Sweater •nd Bootees) . . .110 .211 85. Crocheted Crib Cover . .. .... .... .t4) .75 HAND MADE TOYS !18. Stuffed Toy, .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .50 .211 on. Dreued Dolls . . . . . .. .. . . . . . .. .. . . . . . .50 .211 CHILDREN'S GARM~:NTS !Age 4 to 12 yn.) (Place Age On Garment> 88. Cotton Dr•ss .60 .211 19. Dre~s Colton 1 nd Blends .50 .2:1 70. Boy's Suit ... .... .. ... .. .50 .25 ANTIQUES 1963 F•ir only account 1ooth. annual Fair. History must accompany ead artic1e for premium. All articles must be 100 yean old or older. 71. Quilt - applique _... ______ _____ ------ -- .. $1.75 11.00 72 . Quilt - pieced _ $1.75 $1 .00 73. Coverlet- wool . spun. dyed . and woven at home $1 . 7~ $1 .00 74. Linen Shpet - home grown Dax , woven at home -· $1.75 S1 .00 75. S.ampler in original frame ------- $1.25 .75 7tl. Dre&:s and Hal or Bonnet - (not more than 5 accepted) --- c·--- $1.?5 $1.011 77. Original Painting on wood. slate or fabric __ ____ $1.75 $1.08 78. Oldest Newspaper {not more than 10 numbers .50 l('("epted) · ---- ----·----- -- - ------ ----------- $1 .00 79. Oldest Bible __ .. __ __ ------------- ------------ $1.71! Sl 00 .!50 80. Family Tree ------------ $1 .00 .50 81 . Most unusual houst'hold iron object ---- -- -- - --- $1.00 .50 82. Iron Kettle - small --- ·- - - ----- - --- - - - - -- -- $1.00 .50 83. Brass Kettle - 11mall ----- .. -- ---- -- ---- - -- - - ·-- $1.00 .58 84. Copper Kettle - imall ----------- - ------- - ---- $1.00 .511 83. Iron TeakPtth~ ----------------------- - -------- $1 .00 .10 86. Coffpe Grinder --- -------- ----- .. ------------- _ $1.00 .40 87 Flat Iron ___ __ ·----- - --- --- ---- - ---·- - -------.75 $1.96 !18. Clock --- ------- Sl.75 89. Wooden Churn (not more than 3 A<'<'e-pted) ____ ____ $1.25 .75 .40 90 . Butter Mold anrl Paddle - ---·· ------------------.75 .40 Dl. Candle Molds -- ---- -- ------- ...... .... ......... .7~ .40 92. Candle Holder ----·-·-- ------------- - --- --- - -- .75 $1.25 U3. Spinning Wheel- small .-- ·------ -· -- -- --- - ---- $2.00 $1 .00 M . Andirons fnol more than 3 set" acceptf'd) --- - ---- $1 .75 MISCELLANEOUS .78 9!1. Crochet Afghan .. . .. ---- ------------ S125 .40 iHl. Table Mats - 6 - Crocheted -- - -- ------- -------.60 .28 97. Pol Holders - 3 . ---------.50 .21 98. Group of 3 Handkerchiefs - Croeheted -- - ------ .50 .25 99. Group of 3 Handkerchiefs - Painted ----------- .50 .28 100 GroUp of 3 Handkerchiefll - · Tatted - ----------.50 .211 101. Fancy Pi1low (fabric) ------- - ---- - --- - ------- - .00 .40 102. Hobby Corner ---- - ---------------- - ---- - ------ .75 .!10 103. Tile Art __ __________ , ........ ........... $1 .00 .21) 104: Bome Made Purse ------·--- -- --- --- -- -- ------ -- .SO ., ' Bepttrtment X 6r•11ffe E'xltlblt llt•x E. Shenefield, Superintendent TilE CLOSED BIBLE AND FLAG ItA Y BE USED. NO OTHER REGALIA. Entrie-s clo!le at 4 p.m.. Thursday . Aug . 8th. Z1eJ1 &r1qe wtU furnb.h their admiSiion Ueketl to the Jl'air ~ Graate Exhibits will be judred at a time to be lllllOUD..a ' ' tbe Superintendent. · Graalt Exhlblta "ill be Judged on the lollowlq !Jcore Card: GINERAL THIMI The Gnn.. .mJ Its Service te the Cenvnunlty SUBORDINATE GRANGE EXIIIBIT SCORE CAIIII MEIGS COUNTY P'AlR Ptolnlo Orlllioallty-l<looa and Mal<!rlala - -··---···----··------··----·· • Attractinnes!t-- A.bility to attract and hold attention- --------.. ---· 18 Appearance and aeatneu-visib1llty and letteriDJ- -------------... 10 Granp Toachln111--kleaa aDd prlnoiplea of the Gn....... ------- Ill Acbiovom•nt. Golla and Community Sei'Yice of Loetl Gruo.--·-·-- M r~ Produets ·· · ·--·········-····-·---·----------···------ I Handieraft ---· - ·-··--······--··········--·-·-········----- I T~·····-------··-- 101 ~1001 . GRANGE~rr !at Znd lnl 6 $1111.00 180.00 $4G.OO MD.OII All •rtlcles ultlbltod by a Granre mu.at be produced or made bf I>I!Dben ef TRAT Granre . Ji'or Junnile Granae• 1ee Junior Fair Premium Lilt. Exhibits are to be placed by 6:00 P. M. on Tuestby and remata IIIIW 4:00 P II.. on Saturday. Eodo Gn.,. trill be required to bUS' a Memberoblp nt:ket aad will be fllmished two belper tieketa lo be good for tbe lint daJ. It II the ,..,... of the Fair Board to build bo- Alrieultur. bl Mf'iltt Count? and It c•n conceive or no better ttep ID 11aat lllinc!'" lbq tba opbotildlnl of the Gnqea and their ..UYI-. Premluma: IJepartment XI Public Schools 0 . 0 . Patterson, Su,.rint_.nt 1. Entrie!l close- at 4 P.J\1 . August 8, 1963. J. El.btbita will be confined to schools in Mele• County. I. Equal opportunities ror exhibiting wiD be available te each d8ll di1triet or combination or districts. Space for four exhibits wUl 1t1 prOvided. .&. Each of the 4 participatinJ schools or distrids will bave 1 spaee I feet in length and 6 fet"t m depth . There is no limit to tbe amOWll or ~of material used and the selection of 1 theme is left to tbe plll'tlcip•tina school or district. 5. Exhibits are to b~ in place by 8 P.M. Tue!lday, Auiust 13th, and are to rem~in until 4 P.M. Saturday. Each ~ehool will be respoalible for assembbng 1nd di."imantling its exhibit. 8. Each exhibit shall ronsisl of l'hildren'a work for the 1982-t'l achoal =bita will be jlldged at a time to be aanounced b1 the SUpert. iDteDdeDt with awards ." follows: lit $30.00; 2nd lrd 4tb $15.011. I . Edtibits wiD be judged on the b19l!l of: I. Tl!eme . . .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. • 10 IJOIIIII :· R!o"!~PJ"ent. of Theme . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 30 pouua . "''....,. 1 ty (idea~s and matertalsl . . . ... . ...... . .. .. 30 ~ 4. Apphnnce (obility to attract and hold attention) .. llltl pouua I. Neotneaa . .. . .. .. .. . 10 polllto '1. stf- ·····---·-·--·-·-·-· 10'1'o ..m • ·I'IC!ti'lla ~ 01111 rlhbona to HeODd ~mr . u~~~~~ihe -~sOI;i !111... 'foo,...".tiOII rMn.t, · -- ----- --· a. .28 two ·I:Jl flal!e• of.ltu•.. _..-.---- Min JtuW Seunclen •ncl MIM Acl• Hoskins, lupts • 1. Entry Fee - Membenhip Tirket. a. All entriq in this department must be in the hands of the Seer•· tary by 4:00 P .M. Thursday, Aua;. 8th. Entry book will be clost>d at that time . 1. Entries made on the books of .the Secretary t'!annot be eh1nged or wttbdrawn and entered in another cla11 or number. .&. All articles for judgin& should be on tbe &rounds not bt'r thhan 9:00 .M. 'J'u.esday, August 13th., 1nd anytbine. arriving afte.r t al time may be displayed but will not be elig~ble for judgmg or premium!l. Jud&ina: will be done at 10:00 A.M. Tuesday. Au&. 13th. Antiques will be judged 2:00P.M. Wednesday, Aug. 14th. 6. Exhibits in this department are limited to Mei&• and adjoininl eountiea in Ohio . 1. Not more than one entry in the same cla11 by the iamt per!Kin will be permitted. 1. Artieles that have been 1warded a premium within the last lwo (2) yean are not ellllble for entry. t. New work and new ideaa will be 1lven preference. t to be 10. Exhibitora muat furnish • wire h1naer for each ~rmen displayed. Tile Ohio stale UniYeralt)' Aarl""ltW'III OaUeto Eltl<!nDOD Somot wlll l>t 111011 for aar-ta. ·: •• •• arau· .. .. . .. .... ., ., ,.. .. .. .. . .. . . .. .. .. ._ IX B_.eatle ..trta .Ill .28 .211 .25 .Ill .10 .21 .50 Jill .110 .Ill .110 .2:1 EI 00 Beptart~~tetlt .21 .211 .liO .25 .!10 .25 .!10 .28 s......... Plale l'lrlt ~ · i~iu~eri a '· .21 .511 •liO CLASS 'q . .. . 60% Of alote ·Wiwil• Jlq ..... . : .... :: •• :..... ~ 815 or lela ~me HiJ .•.... , ..,.. ,, .. · .~..... ; ·- .' .21 .21 • l'lipmy Jiockets, femjolne 't ou· : I. J'tm•h 3 :reua ............-·,-r--~,.~Hr·-· ftl-10 I .0 I .u 9a. Peachea. l'late Wbltoo 10 Qulncao, Plate U. Apricot Plato .liO CLASs 7111 . . . . 1at In' 8rd 1. , Belt Dliplar of rarm, Qrdlird ll!ld' Gardea -. S20 $1G 110 2. .Belt D11p1aJ oC Gorden ~ · . tlO $8 M a. Betl DliPia1 o1 0te11tn1 'll'."ll'r!dll· · : • ·. , · 110 $8 M tl(uat ~ of I or ilirire' ll'aJI of ISiffeftat .uiotlet of appleo, or 8 or mon plates .ef dllf.erent nrietlaa of (ruitl). Attractive dusters In colorful cotton .Prints and solids, , .,, .•• .1!0 .110 .20 .!10 .21 .110 .25 .110 .23 .50 .25 .110 .25 .10 .21 .tie .28 .10 .21 t . Peaebel Plate YeUow Sizes 12 to 20 ?.::lr••tt.~:~io~ ~~~~.·~:·-~~-====-~~--~~~--~~-~- ~!.u! Female-2 years _,. ..................................- .......... _ .... fll.-10 · t. · a, 1 . .liB .llll .10 ' .Ill ..50 loaatbou 4. llomo Beauty D. GaiUa Beauty 8. Red Dellcioua 7. Golden DedoiOUI B. Grimes Goldeu 8. WealtbJ 10. Maiden Bluah ll. York lmperlll J2. <Namel Variety CLASS 708-0THER FRUITS 1. Prune Plum Plat. 1. Damoon Plllll1 Plato •· GI"'!D Gage Plum" Plate 4. Grapeo, Coneord Plato 8. Grapeo. ·lllapn Plato • · Bartlett Pear Plate 7. Keffer PeR Plate '-ches of lace, short sleeves. .28 .28 .Ill .28 .. •• ~VIIaETAIUI a. to .211 .Ill .to I. $!&)'!DID WlDfiiP 2. lt:od WlneAp ,. ' s .25 .. ..10. t 8. .25 .10 .Ill ,til) .Ill 8a Best pl1te yellow pod bush beana 9. Best plate Lima beano 10. Onions-white. !I •cimena 11 . Onions-yellow. D specimelLI 12. PWnent01, 5 speeimen1 13 Peppera, 5 apectmeno 14. Mangoea. f5 speciDJPDI 15. Beeta, G woelmens te . Canota. 6 t)M!ICimens • 17 Turnip&, 5 opeclmen1 18. Cucumbera, green. 5 speclmeu 19. Cueumberl, white, 5 opeclmem 20 Pick!., plate 21. Oltro Plate, 5 apeelmena 22. Pnmpkln ~. Sq..•h CLASS 704-- WATERMELONS L ~ Wataon 2. Dlxle Queen , I. I Name) variety t. Clntaloupes, Hale's 411. INamel variety 'CLASS 70&-APPLES DUSTERS .1)0 ,1)0 .1!0 .25 .1!0 .25 1. caullfloww I. llcl Planl . '• .&. ToJnatoef-r8d, I ll!fiD!IeD. 5. T-t--J'!UOW I apedmena 1. To!dio-- wloito, 6 apedm7. plalo - · l!ad pole beJDII 71. Beat plata pad bnah ...... 1. Belt plato yedO'!I' pad pole l>tano A Shipment Of Women's .25 .110 .2:1 Seaeea Beauty, 5 ppoelmeno . a. Katahdin. 5 IIPOelmeaa 8. Cbippewaa, I apedmeoa 7. G-n lfountaln. $ apeelment B. (Name) variety, I .-lmena t. Naaq Hal' G o p t - . 10. Y ..... • - 11. Barmud... a operimona ~ 11@. .<N....J variety, I opeclmou Just Receivedl urangem•nt. .liO.Itl .li0.2S .liO .28 .!10 ,, 12. HIGH ON A WINDY HILL- A tall arrangement. 13. MAGIC WITH ROCKS - Jlocka with any tlowera and ror follaee. Ages 13 up to and including 18 yean of age. IOZ--JUN!OR ARRANGEMENTS AGES UP TO AND INCLUDING 8 YEARS. 1. STEAMBOAT DAYS -In a toy container. 2. I'M GOING TO THE FAIR - Your own idea. 1103-JUNIOR ARRANGEMENT AGES I UP TO AND INCLUDING 12 YEA.RS OF AGE. 1. INDIAN TRAO..- Your own idtoa. 2 . GRANDMOTliER'S BASKET - Uaing basket. 804-JUN!OR SPECIMENS - Must be Krown by Junlorn1p to and toeluding 12 years of age. 1. MARIGOLDS - laree 3 2. ZINNIAS- large 3. 3. UNCLASSIFIED - Any flower otht'r th ~w Mari&oh:b or Zinoiu. lOll-HORTICULTURE I. ROSE- Hybrid Tea- One. 2. ROSE- F1oribunda - One stem. 3. ZINNIA - large - 3 of one oolor. · 4. ZINNIA- Fantasy - 3 of one color. G. GLADIOLUS- One opike. 6. MARIGOLD - large - 3 of one color . '7. COCKSCOMB - plume - one. 8. COCKSCOMB - crested - one. 9. DAHLIA- large - on~ . 10. DAHLJA - pom-pom - 3 of one color. 806--SPECJMEN COLLECTION - 5 or more -labeled. I. DISPLAY OF AFRlCAN VIOLETS 2. DISPLAY OF CACTI AND/OR SUCCULENTS 3. DISPLAY OF GOURDS • . DISPLAY OF COLORED CORN 5. D!SPLAY OF SMAU. HOUSE PLANTS 807-EDUCATIONAL- 8 or more- labeled. 1. DISPLAY OF EVERGREEN SPECIMENS WHICK ARE READILY ROUTED FROM CUTTINGS - •how how. 2. DISPLAY OF DRIED MATERlAL- Tell how dried. h ed 3. COILECI'lON OF NATURE'S RESOURCES - Such aa weal er wood, lichens, dried material eontainers, etc . 4. PICTURE MADE FROM DRIED PLANT MATER!~ I.. 5. COLLECTION OF ROCKS - labeled . 6. COlLECTION OF SHELLS - labeled. PRFMIUMS AND RIBBONS 3rd 2nd Clase 1st .00 .75 801 --------·-- -- --------- --- ---- -- $1.00 .21! .!50 IIOZ ------- - -- --·--··------'--------- .75 .25 .50 803 --------------------------------- .?5 .25 .:Ill 1104 ......... --------------- -- ------- .?5 .25 .00 .50 .75 .50 .75 11117 1.00 lot ID4 Belt li• eon of JeDow hybrid <01'11 Jlett oil< earr of whlt:o bybrld eorn Beat Iii earr white oweel <nr11 Best six ears yellow 11\Veet eorn Beat sill earo white pop oom 8. Best alx earo yellow pop oora 7. Bell Ill< eara red pop cora 8. Beat peek wheot 9. Belt peck of bllckwheot Ill .Best pedo: winter oata 11. Beat peek opring oata 12. Jlett peek barley 13. }Jelt peck 101 beant CLASs 702-P0TATOES I. Cobblera. 8 apec1meaa 2. TriUIDjlb, 8 opeetmenr 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 1. cabbap . Harold C1m1han, D.vlcf koblenta, SuperlntenciMtb Entries elo.se at 4:00 P.M., Wedneaday August 7 Ulfl3 All cattle to be on grouud 4:00 P.M: r;.eaday A,;g lllih All c.oottle .owned in Meigo County entered tr~e up;.n tb~ purobaae of membenblp hcket. All cattle outalde Meigs County wid be char&ed 50o (filly cents) ~er bead after the purchaoe of a membership ticlo:et. Get of SU"e--three ammals any age, either 1eL AU 1et of one sire owned by one or more breeders. cow.Produce of Cow-two animals either aex--tny age, produce of one 8. I DeperttRftlt VII l'a,... C,..P. •INI Bortifttltwre: ,et"MS BalrJ Cattle Bepertmeat 111 a U .L CLASS 820-All Gulneao 7. Flock, 1 nm any age, 1 ewe 2 yean or over. I ewe 1 ,...rand under 2 ................. . $4.00 $11.00 $2.00 CLASS SOZ-Merlno-!locme subd...,.s aa 601 CLASS 503-Corredal&-Same oubclassea aa 601 CLASS 504-Southdown-Same subclaaseo as 501 CLASS 15M- -Dorset!!-Same subclasses •• 601 CLASS 1100-Hampalllr~me onbelaeses as !101 CLASS . 1507-Chevio~me f!tbolaaseo as 601 CLASS 50'1-A Columbia-Same aubclaiBes as 501 CLASS 1108-SWINE-Poland Cbina 1. Boar, 1 year and over · ---·---· ·-··-···--· 2. Boar Pig ----------···----··-·-·······----· s. Sow over 2 yean ··--·--··--···-···-~·-··-f. Y-l!ni Sow ....... ·--·······--······-··· ROO 111.1111 • 1111. 1111. 17. ·Ill. 8. Entrlea muat be ut up ..,. -leled be-n t A.ll. aod 12 noon Wedneaday. JudliBI wlll bella at 1 p.m. Judlinfl will be by tho Stand· ard ryatem and the deelaioa nf tho Jud1e will be filial. Bxhlblta arriv· inl after 12 aoo~ will lit • ...,pled but marked not for eompetltioa. 7. Arrtn1emaota will Dol be made In ettblbltlon I'Oom. The lttlinl committee will help the exhibitor to Jtace tbe exhiblta. 8. Exhibits muot remain In place nntll 4 P.M. Saturday. Ally ublblt removed l>efore !bat time will forfeit aoy premium& awarded. Exhlbitora must remove their entrlel after eloaa of abow aa 100n aa pouible. 0. No artificial or artificially <Olored plant materlala pannltled. 11. B:ddbiton m17 enter AI miD}' Diviaions u dtrlired, but miJ make 10. Aoc:eiiiOI',Iea are permitted in oil clalaet unleaa othorwiae etaiA!d. onl7 one, entr, In each elaa. In the Dtvllioa, Artlatic Arrongementa, Cl11oea number I, 4, 10 and 11 are open to Accredited Judaea. 12. Every exhibitor mwt put n•me and name of club on bllct of entry tae:. (It nort-elub member, put county with name.) "TIME HONORED MEIGS" 1101-ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS 1. TIME MARCHES ON ··- Sue&esting an industry of the Area (Name the induatry) 2. WILDFBNESS TRAIL - Uaing weathered wood with flowers and folla&e. 3. LAMPIJGHTING TIME - Uaing W-rm Colon. 4. OLD MAN RIVER- Shawinx water aw part of design. D. "TREND OF 'I1IE TIMES" - A modern arrangement. e. SUNSET - Including dried or treatP.d material. 7. DREAMS FULFILLED - Using flowen , ve&etables and/or fruit with foliaa:e. 8. LEST WE FORGE!' - Including a reli~OUI fi&urlne. 9. FAlTIIIN TilE FUTURE- Uting white flowera. 10. SUMMER SUN - Mas• desigb - No accesaoriea. 11. BY CANDLELIGHT - Free standinJ {leen from both t.ides ) table CLASS 8111-All Bantam& s:z.qo e. -~ ~ •·110 eue CENTER Pll!C!B • A . ...,.. Cr9ehet .... .. . ..... .. ... . .. .. ... .. ..... . .. M. Croellet Trimmed .• .. •••. . •. .• ••• • _•• • , • • • • • • .. • bood.). CLASS tll7-mlver Leoed WyandCLASS 813-GoldeD Laced Wyandotl<ea oo • pull ... CLASS 812-Buff Lelboraa S!•alt Col!* CLASS 618-Buff Lelbo1'M-Rooo. Comb CLASS 8l~Browa Lelboraa-Rooo. Climb CLASS 811>-Browa Lelboma ' 'Indo Coll>b Cl.ASS 8!~ Wblte Contish . = !!-:: ~ · CLASS 810-lfottled Houdana CLASS 811-Lakeavelclon by or _ . . · breed<n ·--------------···---·-· $8..00 ~.OQ f Grllld '(]lampiOD BuD ----······---------·· 10. ilele<Vo Champion Bull ----------------···--· RIBBON CoW, I aad..., - - - - - - · · · · - - - $1$100.0000 12. Bealor Yearllq Reller -----·---------· .,... · U . Junior Yeorlilll Helfor ----------------- ~· 00 ~·= 14. Yoarlilll Helfer -------------- ... ... ... 15. Senior Heiler calf ·------------------· ~.00 ~·= M Junior Helfer calf -------------·-·------ .... ..1~ Pair oC Hollen, &111 ale, and oWDed by wublter ---- -·----~---.---·-· $1o.IIO 118.00 ... 18. Procluco nf etiW, 2 ~··either-. owned by one nr more breeden.----·---·· $8..00 $8.011 "-01 ~ 19. Graad Cbamplon Female ·- --------------lllllliON 1111. Beaerve Champion l!'emale ------·-·-----·---CLASS toZ-ANGtJS.-.Samo aubelaaoeo u 401 CLASS tOS-SHORTHORNS-Same aubel...., aa till Sh•p and Swine Hlr•m Slawt.r end l.lurtn I. Halfman, Svph. Entrieo close at 4.00 P.M., Wedneaday, Augwt 7, 19(13. All sheep and swine to be on ground by 4:00P.M. Tueoday, Aug. 11. · Eutry Ieee: All e•bibltors ~r.ust purchase Membership Tleketa. OU\ of Cbunty Sheep and Swine shall pay an entry fee of 80c per head. See General Rules for further lnstnu:tiorut. CLASS 501--SIIEEP....SHROPSHIRES l.Jt. 2nd. 3rd. 1. Ram, 2 yean and over --··--·----·---·····.. $4.00 $3.00 12.00 2. Ram, I year and under 2 •••• ··----···· ···· · · $4.00 $3.00 52.00 3. !lam, lamb ----------- -·--··· · ----····-- - -- $3.00. 12.00 11.00 4. l!lwe, 2 years and over .... .... ...... ·--·· ·-- $4.00 18.00 S2.0G D. EJwe, 1 vear and under 2 --·-- -- - ··-····-·· $4.00 S3.00 13.011 Ewe. 1am1> .... ---------- - - -- - -------·----- $11.00 $1:01 ,oan w.,,.. . CLASS 808-R. 1 lied& CLMS l!Oi-Wbllo PJJmouth Rodll CLASS 808-Barred Pl)'moutb Boca CLASS 11011-Wlllte WJIIIICI-1 CLASS 1111-Jf!fOq Giants · CLASS 808-Noni Hampabin Bedl CLASS IJtlt-.lllivor Polbh . aeror-nte<L owned u: IU'""I"W CI..AliS !IOZ-R. c. Wblle Lecboraa PLOWIRI AND. PLANTI . Mrt. Poul ...r• ...,.rlllllftlllftt Mn. Purt., Karr; ,.,._ Cluo<lwolt, llaelllf e-rn, IULII I'Oil •I'LOWIIt ltfOW 1. Sb.., lo open Ill the publlo.z. ElllrJ F-entllonblp U""ot. Not Nllutred for Junlon 1litd'tf II. . 8. Exhibitor& will prepue their eniQ blaata 0114 me them at the Se<nlar7'i office on ar befart 4 P .M. ThundiJ, Alllllll I. Thla ru1t wl1l be •lrietb' eomplled trllll. 4. All llltrlea mut lit the wort of the ottblbltor. a. ~I ol._ on for amateullo only. (All . .atcur Ia anyone who IP'OWI plaata for hll ... h• own pleuuu, not for the P"'- of llwJi. ..... ,,. · "a~ DEPAKTMENT Vm •...U m!llt& lit·· \ . The trlluttr In l!flll "J" ,will be lbo lODitot oar , _ frooa tile firel limlel 011 ana ..~ of ear to tbt lall kernel on the other end of the.,. · » ...,.. ~ · CI..AliS 110~ POULTRY-&. C. WlUl'l: LllGBOMI ....., or 1'lllleia PeoorBoaa t.Uoueb ....... _ · ·. brtH lo' IIi· ~ · Pea of Brollen . f!oa of two Pullets and - Oo ' 1 t1 II. f!oa of tWo Hena and one Coclo: 00 · 111111 for~ ~~ Exhibit 1o eo'nliot ot P1111 of t1tree (II . oeparately. mnal be on eatn blaat. L I. S. '- lr4 tll.oo -.oo 00 J. '•Jtiloar crlll7flrld..,. ...................... fl.OO Tbo 11!1"111! ,.,..._ (1JJ weleltt> ollall lit tho wlaaer Ia ~. lupoolft-tit *"' ..-...n . a:$4= t::: l. Bun, ~ Jfllfl and ....,. ·---------------·• $10.00 ~: I. SeniOr Yomina Bull ------------·------$10.011 ... L.,......IJ03, All eDihlta llilall l>t lbo l""per!J of the :liD"*· •• dote of fllr. Counqo ant•dJoiii.IDI-..ttfl • llo olnllio PENS. 10. I . - aot11 u4 4 lfavtD-Witlte "'ltrot,_, .• .TI Jl. lm!. . C]olll aad 4 Narl:!ncC'IIund EIDbroidtrJ . , .'II A . LuJie1l Clotll and 6- Naptlna - ADDliaued ..~ .. ,. .. .....TI ·-··-------·----··-··· fl.GO h. Ll!ltlt -.amber - ---·--···--·----·----··--· ~·.00 I. Letpa -- - ---··-·--·····:··-··· -·· -·-· ·· '1.00 0ePuta-t VI r::,:or..:=.:. • ·-•od 1!iltf 1. 1M.- - l:lltrlea dOlt at 4 p.m. Alii. I, • lldolblton muat pureb- molltbenllip Udo:eta. · , ILAS8 1101 • ' Tbe 1\andard of perfoetioa. aa revlied bJ "oo "-\ttiil'ooolil7 . flatlon lldJl be the JNtdo Ia ludlilll and l!lieiDI award&. ' · Judldq llltll be bJ _.tooe but 1111 UD'II'CII1IIJ aporl ....• 1lllall lit· "VeD I prjlt. 'I'll- lltall lit 110 UIQ fot ......... ' • ' All blrda mut be fi'Oe from (ODtaliou dlae- P~ wllliiOt lit bJ tho . Bojrd; a1ao will ·~ lit reo~nrlltle, Hf ..,. 14. Cow ond Daughter · ·- -CEzhchlt --·--· ··- ·· ' $1D 115. l!Oat FeUlJ!le bred and owned ~ o or ·------·- ----· · - · Dill• ro ()bampion - I• j t•DILl Jmoa~ ,.;an and . - ··---~----·-··--· ' ~1- 10 SeaiOr CJaamploD _ ... . . .......... ............ -................................ GntDd I'W1III l1> fmaiodlate dlaallaJ!fl...... of a -.aoat 11IAl dtdli011 of tho majqrlly of tn eommltfeo ..,..,..,uq .,.,. matter arlailll Ia '"'""le!iOII wltb tho -..t sball be fiDal. HonM or dri'"r· IDIJ be dlaquaJI!lod at .,.,. by the committee, eltber lot the violaUan of 0110 or more of tbo eondttions of the contat or because the eooteetiU team't audJ u to nuder It cr:uo1 or laadvlaoble to permit the team to a furtber. EL!GlBILI'l'Y: OPEN TO Tli:E WORLD. HOI'Iea onot lllllleo, <epaieoa . of where owned, are ollCible to eater this eooteat. · ConditiOD!IA atoDe boat loaded wltb cement blocka will be uaed. All teamo be welrhed 011 tbe d~ of tbe eontOI& betftea 12:00 aoon and 4.00 P.lll. at 1 local icalea and 1 welrht eerllflcate muat ""' eompaD)' entry. · 0\JIIen wiU lumlsb tllelr own feed. Rules crl tho Buckeye H - Pulllnt -lollort of Ohio 1. The dlataaoe for each pull shad be 2'1 feet, but cliltaiiCO of 1. . th8D 2? feet will be uaed to determine winner or pliHuteat at elld oC ~ contest. · 2. The distance between side boundaries abaD be U feet llld le..,. and loads must stay wltblD said boun-ea wblle pulliJia. A11J part ot. team or load outside of boundaries will vold pull. · 3 . First aud aecond pull ahall be In tho dire<tioa Indicated b7 the judfes. Third moy be taken Ill eltllel' direction provld!Jtr """''ll> room remaiM within end beundaries. 4. Any forward movement ·of load alter the driver llveo a commaod to will be counted as a pull and meuuremeat will be recorded. eept In case of breakage which entitles team to another pull. 5. WhisUe or signal oball be liven when leam hu made tbe dlatanco or eommitted an error nullifying dbtance. Driver mut stop team tm. mediately after said signal. 6. All teams must take first pull. Each team sbaU take first and. BeCOnd pull while hitched to load. Drivers ma7 forfeit second pull. Third pull may be taken after all teams had first and aetond. 7. Earh team shall be dl'iven by one driver through entire contest. except in Clae of lnjtu')'. 8. Judgea' de<!ision at the beginning of a contest. whether driver ahaU ride. if pooslble. Each driver will be allowed two helpera In bitching, but io no case will helper be allowed to touch load or boraes or apeak to horses or driver while teun is pulling. 9. Drivers shall not prod, whip, or touch horses while pulling and 1h11l drive with reasonably tight lines. and no case Mll a driver be al· lowed to whip or ahake lines over horses or above hil!l oW11 head while pulling. No driver will be allowed to jump doubletrees. 10. Unrlue abusive treatment to horses on or off the pulling field or undue profanity can disqualify contestants if judges see tit. 11. There 11halJ be at least three judges for each contest and • majority shall determine decision. 12. Weight for start of pull ahall be determined by the officlala ao aa to hold down the number of pulls and sttll give the spectators a good &h?w althougb in no ~ase shal1 more than 1000 pounds be added if one tl:urd of te11111 are elnntnated except in ca11e of a percentage or weight p111l where the handicap on certain teams must be greater. .13. Each contestant must present a weight slip of team withiu weight limit to compete in pull and horses that are to pull together mult be weighe-d together. WeJghing must be done by cempetent weigh master at time and p1ace designated before p\11L Member of the eommitte• Dlust be prese~t at the !lUtes at time of weig1dng. . 14. Tea~ will pull in order they weigh in at scales or entrle&: aceepted. ~~- Dr1ver must be ready when his turn comea to pull. Willful Wlltmr will not be tolerated. Two trialo at trying to hook will be eounted El.Jle. llllloldo all queltloaa arlala& lD ........- with tho - . . , oubject to ..•. ...• :.: .. .,. .... .. ,\ m.oo; ao.oo: S,wf!ll- Department XII Wm. I.-·· Don 1,., L. .... Wal'- ............ In ....... STARTING GATE THUliSDAY, AUG. 15, 5:00 P.M . I Year Old Paee --·-· - · · -------------·- · ·-----·--· ~ $1000 ~ I Year Old Trot - · ·· · ---------·······---· --- · -· · · · ~ $1000 ~ Pace- Non Winners of $11000 ........................ .. Purot FR!DAY, AUG. 18, 5:00 P.M. 2 Year old 17ot --------------- ···· - · · -··· · ······· ...._ $1000 ~ I Y- Old Pace . ------ --- - -------............... _ ...._ flOOO lit. Trol- Non Winnen of $11100 - ----------------- -- --- --.. Purot t100 SATURDAY, AUG. 17, 2:00 P.lf. FFA Pac:e ------- - ---- - . . . ..... ·-- - -·----- --·--··--- PurotTrot. - ·Non Winner. ofiOOOO ----····-----· ····--···-·-· ~ . . . Paeo- Non Winners of $11100 ----- --- --·-- ------ --····· Purot . , . eaoe· Prices Of Atbnillion J,clmllllon will be charged at 1atea at lO:tlQ A.lf. flnt daJ toll.. .. General Admlaaioa- Adulta ___ __ _____ -- --· -- -·-···---- ..., CliUdru IIDder II yeara admitted frM at ltlea. l'!lltiq Autor and Vobtcleo . . ___ _ ----- --- - -····--·-·· . . · ~ O!IIIOfl of ~u diU...,. vehlolu o1ttodq ...,...... wllt liio .,..... .. purdtue a lllell)berlblp tiotet, odlllttilll .U. ·!IDII ftltido. ~ one driver to a nhlelo.) Tlclo:at lit flll'dluoll ill ._ ...,_ toll i ...,...,. .- - - ..:..·- · -·- ~ . .....\ ---""';1-.J. --. I . .:..!..... .· ' , '·'" ·,,.i'li �• " New In F~rming 14-Dafty Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 10. 195~ Bride-Elect Honored With Recent Shower ::1 rod, Rita Ball, Sharon Welker, ShiU'<III Smith, Etta Mae N..,. table cover.. ~ Euler, Mildred .Mltch, The refreshment lable was covered with a lace tablecloth and centered with a large punch howl and vaoes of pink roses 81 each end. Refreshments consisted of cake decorated with pink rosebuds, ice cream, punch coffee. and favors. Games were played with prizes awarded to Eleanor Robinson and Theresa Hines. The guest list included the above and Marie Chapman Marilyn Stockton, Ernestine Stoc_.k__• ~ Congratulations Ethel ' · CHARLESTON - The State Road Commission ha• awarded a purchase order contract for $21.420 to Jam.. Merry Stone Co. of Bidwell, for otabillzation work over three secondary routes for a distance of five miles in Mason County. The stabilization Improvernent will be on Secondary J14>utes 3. 3-5, and 12, with the v_..ork_ to start 0.3-mile_ so~th of CENTENNIAL THEME - Everything about the 1983 Meigs County Flir II augg..Uve of the Ceotennlal Theme- 100 years of fairs. Above is a scene from an early Meigs Fair, proviDJ tbat lione racinl! II no Johnny· Come-Lately to fairs . Believed taken around 1900 - 63 yean ago - the ~eene could bave been tn 1962'1 races, .an'."d~sh~o'.:w'-.'f~e_:w_:c~h::an:cg~e~s:_ . - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , . - - - - - - - the junction of Secondary 6 and Secoodary 3. The three secondarles run together at a toeation south of the Hartford-New Haven area. Jamea Merry Stone Co. submitted the low qualified bid on the purchase order projoel to 1M! financed with state MASON - The Centennial cllman. armouncl!d lila! 'l'hoiJI. Following the p&rado speclal funds. Ball sponsored by the Town of as Reed and his orcheltra 11111 activities wiU take place at the Mason will be held on Saturday furnl!th muole for the oem~f.«r· HJsh School. Refreshmenta 11111 COLOR WISE evening August 24th from 9 un- mal dance. Admi11ioll will be oold by the Muon Caunty NEW YORK (UPII - Greens til 12 p.m. at the Wahama Higb $2 per couple. Farm Women at the ocbool. Ball and blues are important sum. School auditorium. Further plan- ·Persona wearinl authentic are aloo featured far mer and fall drapery <..'olor.s, ac- ning was done at a meeting of dresses of 100 years or older, cording to a survey or the dec. the Bend Centennial Peach F... or men attlnd In a century old will be served to the orative fabrices markets by tival committee Tuesday even- outfit will be recognlaed aa by the Mason MothHome Furnl•hmgs Daily. Rust ing at the home of Mrs. F. C. "Citizen of Honor," at the Club. Souvenirs will be and orange are next in popu. Reichert on Haven Heights. Special recognition will be In the Bend area by Mrs. larity. Charles Yeager, Mason Cou,._ en the Bell and Dandy :::/~;~..~Roush and the Junior ~- --- - ~ in the best costume. P Club o1 New Haven. wearing century old On Friday evening, August will 1M! admitted free. the opening ol the pJaD. The Btyle show which will fesUVities, the New Jun.. prior to the ball, wiU otart at Woman's Club 11111 hold a FOR 9 p.m. and last Dance at the New Hav15 minutes. Person• havlllg Community Building. An exclothing to mndel are of Western Square Danto contact Mrs. John will be pre-ted by Ray Mason. W. Va. of New Haven. The Co~n-Op Mrl. F. C. Reichert, cbatr· will be from 8 to 12 p.m. men of the Bend Centennial Sunday evening the last day ttvlties statl!d that aeveral the feativities the Mason & nitaries have accepted an Club will pr091de entation to attend the luncheon on the Village Angus 14th, which wlll be located on Front Street ed by the New Haven Woman'• Maeon. E<pected to partieJ. Club. are the Charlestm Sweet Among eJJpecled guesll are 's a Charles!oD Quar· Govemor and Mro. W. W. Refreshments of homemade _ Wy 2 2302 POMEROY ron, Centennial Commlsalon ..-earn will be sold. Persons rector, Carl Sullivan, end Mn. requested to brlllg chalra. Sullivan, State Centennial Contrlbu!lona totaling $150 Miss Nancy Carwell and have been received by the Bend For Economical EHicient ants. committee to a88isl PARADE SET defraying eJ:pellSes of area On Saturday afternoon, AliJI·I•t<U•vitto•s. uat 24th, a parade featuring Persons having old homes eral bando, noats, the State tlutt they want the public 14 Centennial Queen, Mason view are requested to contact ty's Queen Donna Sturgeon, and Mra. F. C. Reichert, New Havf)S A. (()NI finallst In the stale compet!Uon will be held. Attending the meeting were IFFICIINT FEEDING cuts the co1t -' production A trophy will be awarded by Mayor and Mrs. F. C. ReichIGGI- MILK- M!AT the New Haven Woman'• Club ert, Mrs. John Morgan, Jimmy for the best non • proleaslonal Diehl, Mn. A. L. Sprouae Char· noat. The parado will atart at leo Yeager, Woodrow Foreman, e CUSTOM GRINDING, SHELLING & MIXING SERVICE 2 p.m. at New Haven and dis- Mra. Catherine Reynolds. Mra. e BULK FEED DELIVERY SERVI : E band at Wahama i1J8b School. John Turner, Mrs. Nolan Swack· eCOMPLETE FEED LINE eVETERINAKY SUPPLIES II~;:::;:::;~::::;;;;;;; hamer, Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Mn. ePOULTRY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES Roush, and Ed eunntng. Wahama High Is Setting For Centennial Ball, Aug. 24, Featuring Old Costumes ~ 1 -···t" GET READY SCHOOL VOLKSWAG C. B. NYE COMPANY Phone LY 3-1238 Stimson Ave. & Palmer St. Athens WELCOME TO THE Dry Cleaners Professional Type I I SHOE REPAIR SERVKE DUKE CLEAN ERS FEEDING RESULTS .. Rx. f~f Rx. LOW IN PRICE - EFFICIENT SERVICE FINEST IN MODERN DRUGS ROLLER PHARMACY · FREE DELIVERY I 5 & H STAMPS PHONE WY 2-3586 MIDDLEPORT BEST WISHES For ASuccessful Centennial Fair 39 Years Of Continuous Service · Ill E. 2nd WY 2-2933 Pomeroy DEPENDABLE SERVICE Through The Years I Ohio Valley Industries Phone WY 2·2161 MINERVILLE Attend The Meigs County FAIR Johnson-Simpson Insurance Agency, Inc. Jim Johnson - C. I. Simpson WY2-2903 150 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Have AWonderful nme AtThe County Fair eCUSTOM GIINOING & MIXING KAUTZ FEED STORE 13 Ye•n Of Service Chester, Ohio I MARGUERITE'S SHOE SHOP I Reedsville " _ News, Events Ticketa for the ball Blld square 1da•"" may be purchallld from of the commlu.e members. '111e nowly organized Redsville Ladle• AUJ[lUary of the Fire Department met at the home ol Mrl. France• Reed Mondly evening. omcera elected were Pr..ldent, Mrs. Francts Vice preoident, Mn. W.lllllan111 Pr09ancha, secretary, Mro. Thelma Smith, treasurer, Mrt. Mary Biae, end wayo and meana committee wero Ml'l. Grace Weber, Mro. Dell KNitl· II 1 ricks, Mrs. Carol)'ll Blanton and , Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. A bakl! II 1sale wu plallllld for Au~t181 10. The next meeting of tht BUI& II lary wlll be Monday, AUIIUII 12 at 7:30 p. m. at lila home Mra. Ellttbeth Smith. All women are Invited to at!ond. Blue & Grey Restaurant DON BETZING OWNER 100 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY Mr•. Don Spragua lo In the St. Joeeph ·Parkersbura. Mr. and Mr1. Alpha Smith, Mr. and Mrl> lobn Helzer and Janet, Mr. ~- Grant Boring, Patty Mike, Mr. and Mra. Ri Brenda, Randy arid bOy, the Boring ReUnloll at ColtiJDbf. Iana. I Georgia Lynn Hd of Martat- 'ta opent a lew dayw With Iter gtandparenta, Mr. and Mra. Marlon Hall and Randy. Week end guesll llf Mr. and Mrs. James Ruth were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Walton and oon of Columbu. Rug~ ~~ ot '"·~ villted With Mr. and Mrs. est Whltelletd and ' Mt. and r.il'l. R. ~- and Mro. ..,,• . . and Kay w.rt I'PII! of Mrs. KalbrYn l*ti of Bttlpre. I Em- ....... ..,.. .... Cleopatra wu 1M~ of Plolen!lll, CNell dyJIU!y, rul<d EI)'Jit for a1mo1t ------------------r-------------..JIYfUL BY C. E. BLAKESI$E Cooaty Agrleultunl A&e"* The Meigs County Junior F .r ·ao well as the Meigs CounI) Senior Fair has an Interest. ln~ history · It is probable the young peopi• have alwayo nhlblted at every Meig• County Fair but we can guess 100 years ago they stayed In the background and let Dad do the honors. Today thll Is not true. people are learning to thellllelves and their in public. Durin th k 1h 1 g • pas "~ girls had the opportumty to sbow how their garments fit In I Style Revue as well as h o w goodld adojob of constrilctloo they cou . Durlllg the coming week both boys and girls will be showing •Oil &. Gu Conversion Burner!! •Bryant & Williamson Furnaces • Water Heaters&: Garbage Disposals eContracting & Repairing • All Work Guaranteed 240 Lincoln St. 40 YEARS SERVICE e Mlddloport FREE ESTIMATES American Standard Products FLOWERS ••• FOR ALL OCCASIONS by young paople tn .Melp Coun- paid. ty started tn lhe late liiZII'a or Ia 1131, II to my llllllonfud. eWEDDINGS eBIRTHDAYS eFUNERAlS Attend the "Big One" 5 BIG DAYS AUG. 13-14-15-16-17 eSPRAYS Sensing a need for leader- ~ ship, training for our young people and giving them the OJ>" I portunity to actually participate, some interest was shown , in a Junior Fair board. That I year for the first time Junior Fair Board directors were elected by FF A, FHA, 4-H club boys and girls, Boy Scouts. and Juvf' nile (;ranges. FEW CHANGES ( WI Will PLOWIU Phone WY 2-2039 "' AHend the IICI tOOTH Meigs County FAIR • Sherwin-Williams Paints •MillworkCabinets, doors, Butternut & W. Mlln ... , .., windows, RACINE -PLANING MILL Wl9·3641 William R. "Bill" Parsons Owner- Manager or Back To School- Western Wear RACINE, 0. Society News 1 Meigs County's BIG 100TH FAIR Starts Next Week! Your Modern Drug Store. IY Mea's Sizes 27 tt 40 · · $3.t5 " $4At .!;. lop' Slz• 6 tt ll ·:.. $1 ..t 'to $3At:' . . . . 'l BOYS' 13~ QX, - ...... . OENJM ' MEIGS COUNTY BY ATTENDING THE FAIR·· 5 BIG DAYS THIS YEAR AUGUST 13-14-15-16-17 JHns WE CARRY THE 00~ L1NI: FOR MEN ~ 'JOYS ' MEIGS COUNTY 1 Cl.. n Rest Rooms At Tho Alhlond Sign Levi, Osh Kosh, .... W;1111ltr At The Big I OOth SUPPORT OUR YOUNG CITIZENS OF Your Friendly Ashland Dealer Wear Western HAVE FUN! The Ridge-KenO ~~ For That Day At The Fair POMEROY The pattern set in 1947 was CENTENNIAL FAIR so well outlined thai'. for the last SALUTE MOVIES - A group of background dancers who will hell' salute "Mo- 16 years there has bfen little of the Thirties" in the first half of the Big Bend Minstrel Association at the if any basic l'hanges. S BIG DAYS - AUG. 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 Tnday each yooth organiza· 100th Meigs County Fair Thursday and Saturday nights are, Left to right, Mike Wer· ry, Coleen Wilson, ·Ralph w_erry, Beverly Perrin, Bill Young and Evelyn Young. tion desiring to participate elects four Junior Fair board , Curtain time both nights is 8:10 p.m. directors. Advisory directors are Mr. and Mrs. Art Kasper of Iserved. also selected consisting of VoColumbus visited Saturday with Mrs. Edilh Osborne visited Icational Agricultural teachers. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. last week with Mr. and Mrs., County Extension Agents, Girl • MaynarrJ Bahr. · Ed Dinky at Beiprr, Ohio. Scout l•aders, and 4-H advisors. ! Mrs. Edith Osborne visit.!d Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Woode of During the Junior Fair exhibits Sunday with her brother, Em- T~ppers Plams VISited Tuesday I next week there. Will be. ?~er - - - - - - - - - - met Stethem and family and wtth Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bahr. 500 boys and gtrls exhtbotmg Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bal>- attended the Homecoming al l Mrs. Louise Chaffee and M , their projects and. how . well of Long Bottom and Mr. Mt. Olive. Mrs. Osborne call· Clara Milhoan were. they can handle thetr proJects. w··-Mrs. Lige Johnson of Rad· on Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, burg visitors Tuesday. ' Nearly 50 of these young • called on Mrs. Edith -Glenna Milhoan ,people will he acceptln~ so"!e borne an evening last week. Mrs. Alice Dodson visited a I ~~·~ed~e~rsh::;!lp:_:r~es~pon=•ib:i:ll:lle:•_.:;••~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ '"""==Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:"iiiiiiiiOII~;u:days with Mr. and Mrs. lr WoHe of Chester. IN EXERCISE Army Pvt. Ronald F. ReyMr. end Mrs. Dwight Milhoan nolds, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wiland Peggy and Heidi of Flat- liam R. Reynolds. 106 State st., were supper guests at Pomeroy, is participating in Ex.MIIhoan borne Monday ev· ercise Swift Strike Ill, a U. S. JieoJtng to celebrate the birthday Strike Command exercise in Dwight Mil~. lee cream, Georgia and North and South angel food cake with II g h I Carolina, involving more than icing with candles were 75,000 armed forces personnel. I Uncler New Management I ' • 1948-1963 Dependable Watch Repairing GENERAL CONTRACTORS Mra. Mlll•nl Yen Melli' 'THE MEN'S SHOP' 1 hardware, etc. Pomeroy Flower Shop Downie· Gross, Inc. CENTENNIAL FAIR • Fr1ming Material .ePOTIERY "Our Roots Are Deep In The Traditions Of Meigs County" ATTEND THE In 1945 the Fair, still strictly HORSE BARN - This 16-stahle horse barn, recently completed by the fair board Junior Fair, moved to the Fairfor the Centennial fair, is a vast improveonent to the Rock Spnngs fairgrounds. It grounds with exhibits and pro- 1 replaces an outdated structure used to house race horses near the lower gate. gram& In the old dance hall. · Chairs were moved in from Racine High school for the program. That year the Meigs AUGUST 13-T4-15·16·17 County Agricultural Society contributed $100 toward the event. 1..::=-:=::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Additional money came I r o m .state sour~s . In 1946 interest continued to move with the Junior Fair ac- i tivitles. The Meigs County Agricultural Society took the lead- 1 ership and so a full-scale fair was held. • All Building Materials eBASKETS a •u. Build-Remodel--Repair AT YOUR SERVICE! eANNIVERSARIES ... '*· In IMI we were back to one fair with a very small number of young people e1hibltlng; 1942 was a war year, 81). there was no fair. • American Standard Fixtures · Anthony Plumbing and Heating OIDO ter lessons, but they are lbor. the early 1t30'L Durlllg the IJit. oughly learned and 11111ka room ter part ol1930 apparently there for impr09emont. were some ncellenl emlblts, PIII!=MWMS NOI' PAJD. but due to certain difflcultlea, Ar1tr as we know ~bjta some premiums ..,re never ''We Come When You Call" WY2·2550 you need fast plumbing service-call ns! POMEROY projecta they have earrtl!d during the year. They are not afraid of the jpdp'o crltlclsm, they expect to learn. The lesson learned In the sbow ring, In the styie revue, and In the exhibiUoo ue iometJmes bit. t•. In 11143 there was an InterestIng show of eldtlbil8 of clothing and food set up In the gymnasium of the Pomeroy Junior High School.. One .. enlllg program was beld. Livestock con· slsted of 10 head tied to a row of posts on old practice field behind the High School. If my memory serves me correctly the total Income and expense was in the neighborhood of $100. In 1944 the same procedure ' was repeated with approximately the same results. Expert service is our most important asset -when 24 Yean or Service to tbe Community • BROILERS Meigs e FEED, FERnLIZIIt, SUPPLIES To All Who Helped Towards A Successful 8 i g 1OOth Meigs County Fair ••• FNTR/11~' I 'Norma Goodwin, Florist ' PRDVfCD ruu REXALL ~ ....... 17 • ron.. ,_...., . . . deri"'l .-11, WIG' $ IIIIIIIWC 'Is ,Jt. npkl • " '**'~• t.o t.1r ...- rlotdiiJnll ~tr.l ~, ~· tf rellllill ...... ~ 1111 d!eel1 wllb !Ill MJ~r<Joii ..,. dllllos hi ' ... lhe YO!BJC pecple IIJ4 lbalf..... orlacn wooJd lll9t • dlftll:all It lo a far cry from tho II time. laR. dten _ , lw In head of liYestocl: .-ivlng •10 The Jllllktr Fair 111!11 tho ..... lite ...ty. Ia IJII dten...,.. IClfa lw taft.· H 1111 110111- in payment In IMf to 09er 501 ior J'alr W«'kkiill ~looiiJ 1 d . . <lr"f lei'V'!I me e•reeUJ ... club n~emben, Ji'P'A, and Girl er can bulld •iletter Mt·l&• Coouty Fair and • . all · lelal payate~~l f• 1be nltlb- Scout membors recelvJac Ita In IJII1I'al Tile lltade thing "'er •z.oc10 for 'their ef· Meip CCIWIIy lD tile fP,n. VAUey Bap eln laelwled "I>' reoenlallves ., lie . , _ llld IJou famtly _.., llle ubil>lllln. 100 Years Ago, Young PCople In Background At Fairs ed with a white linen cloth cen- Euler, June Netller, and Joan t.!red with a brtdt doll . Vases ISmith. of pink and white gladlola were at each end of the room. BidweU Firm Is Suece~~sful Bidder ••h'IIC \. LOn. l'llole Martin, Jo Ellen Foil- Inn . El•ie t'orbe•. Hazel Black· wood, Thora Black'fi'OOd, lftlda Friday August 2nd Miss Mar- lYeauger, Carole Hamm. Helen lyn BJad.wood. brtde-elect or 'Handley, Katie Baer, Margam Jlichard Poulin was honored 31 Handley. Jean Kloes, Eleanor 1 bridal sho- at th• home of Robinson, Mrs. Heslel' Black. Mrs. Betty Lou Blockwood, with wood , and Mrs. Pearl PouUn. Mi,. Linda ;:bapman assisting. Sending gtfts .but unable to atThe living room wa8 color- tePd were Eileen Mees, Jo fully decoratl!d with pink strea- Stalnaker, Mrs . •JesH Douglaa, mers and wbite wedding bells. Jo Hmes, Nellie Sargent, Shar· The bride's many lovely gifts on Young, Golda sar1ent, Mary Wf're placed nn (. •• • Salutes The Centennial Fair Just Ab,ut Everything You'll Find in A MODERN DRUG STORE eDependable Preserlptloa Service With 3 Registered Pharmacist• eAn Up-to-tbe Minute Cosmetic Dept. DHeadquarteno Fbr RUNeti Stover Candieo · ~l>rulo, Sundrleo, Tqyo, Glfll, Etc., EW. ' • e3 R..lat.,.. PIMt~i"' • To Serve You SWISHER & REXILL ~LOHsE . Congratulations to the Meigs County Fair Board and to all youth groups whose fine work and untiring efforts to make this 1963 Fair the best ever and it is. We Salute The Youth of Meigs Coulltyl FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT .... Fed.eral Land Bank Association A. C. GllittDn, Dlatrlct Mllnagar Ave. Gellipolis, 0. Produdion Credit ... Assoc1ataon . ~. ~~~ Dick Sterrett, Pith! ltei!~~M '' 114 Mulberry St. 35 El.llott St. �• " New In F~rming 14-Dafty Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 10. 195~ Bride-Elect Honored With Recent Shower ::1 rod, Rita Ball, Sharon Welker, ShiU'<III Smith, Etta Mae N..,. table cover.. ~ Euler, Mildred .Mltch, The refreshment lable was covered with a lace tablecloth and centered with a large punch howl and vaoes of pink roses 81 each end. Refreshments consisted of cake decorated with pink rosebuds, ice cream, punch coffee. and favors. Games were played with prizes awarded to Eleanor Robinson and Theresa Hines. The guest list included the above and Marie Chapman Marilyn Stockton, Ernestine Stoc_.k__• ~ Congratulations Ethel ' · CHARLESTON - The State Road Commission ha• awarded a purchase order contract for $21.420 to Jam.. Merry Stone Co. of Bidwell, for otabillzation work over three secondary routes for a distance of five miles in Mason County. The stabilization Improvernent will be on Secondary J14>utes 3. 3-5, and 12, with the v_..ork_ to start 0.3-mile_ so~th of CENTENNIAL THEME - Everything about the 1983 Meigs County Flir II augg..Uve of the Ceotennlal Theme- 100 years of fairs. Above is a scene from an early Meigs Fair, proviDJ tbat lione racinl! II no Johnny· Come-Lately to fairs . Believed taken around 1900 - 63 yean ago - the ~eene could bave been tn 1962'1 races, .an'."d~sh~o'.:w'-.'f~e_:w_:c~h::an:cg~e~s:_ . - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , . - - - - - - - the junction of Secondary 6 and Secoodary 3. The three secondarles run together at a toeation south of the Hartford-New Haven area. Jamea Merry Stone Co. submitted the low qualified bid on the purchase order projoel to 1M! financed with state MASON - The Centennial cllman. armouncl!d lila! 'l'hoiJI. Following the p&rado speclal funds. Ball sponsored by the Town of as Reed and his orcheltra 11111 activities wiU take place at the Mason will be held on Saturday furnl!th muole for the oem~f.«r· HJsh School. Refreshmenta 11111 COLOR WISE evening August 24th from 9 un- mal dance. Admi11ioll will be oold by the Muon Caunty NEW YORK (UPII - Greens til 12 p.m. at the Wahama Higb $2 per couple. Farm Women at the ocbool. Ball and blues are important sum. School auditorium. Further plan- ·Persona wearinl authentic are aloo featured far mer and fall drapery <..'olor.s, ac- ning was done at a meeting of dresses of 100 years or older, cording to a survey or the dec. the Bend Centennial Peach F... or men attlnd In a century old will be served to the orative fabrices markets by tival committee Tuesday even- outfit will be recognlaed aa by the Mason MothHome Furnl•hmgs Daily. Rust ing at the home of Mrs. F. C. "Citizen of Honor," at the Club. Souvenirs will be and orange are next in popu. Reichert on Haven Heights. Special recognition will be In the Bend area by Mrs. larity. Charles Yeager, Mason Cou,._ en the Bell and Dandy :::/~;~..~Roush and the Junior ~- --- - ~ in the best costume. P Club o1 New Haven. wearing century old On Friday evening, August will 1M! admitted free. the opening ol the pJaD. The Btyle show which will fesUVities, the New Jun.. prior to the ball, wiU otart at Woman's Club 11111 hold a FOR 9 p.m. and last Dance at the New Hav15 minutes. Person• havlllg Community Building. An exclothing to mndel are of Western Square Danto contact Mrs. John will be pre-ted by Ray Mason. W. Va. of New Haven. The Co~n-Op Mrl. F. C. Reichert, cbatr· will be from 8 to 12 p.m. men of the Bend Centennial Sunday evening the last day ttvlties statl!d that aeveral the feativities the Mason & nitaries have accepted an Club will pr091de entation to attend the luncheon on the Village Angus 14th, which wlll be located on Front Street ed by the New Haven Woman'• Maeon. E<pected to partieJ. Club. are the Charlestm Sweet Among eJJpecled guesll are 's a Charles!oD Quar· Govemor and Mro. W. W. Refreshments of homemade _ Wy 2 2302 POMEROY ron, Centennial Commlsalon ..-earn will be sold. Persons rector, Carl Sullivan, end Mn. requested to brlllg chalra. Sullivan, State Centennial Contrlbu!lona totaling $150 Miss Nancy Carwell and have been received by the Bend For Economical EHicient ants. committee to a88isl PARADE SET defraying eJ:pellSes of area On Saturday afternoon, AliJI·I•t<U•vitto•s. uat 24th, a parade featuring Persons having old homes eral bando, noats, the State tlutt they want the public 14 Centennial Queen, Mason view are requested to contact ty's Queen Donna Sturgeon, and Mra. F. C. Reichert, New Havf)S A. (()NI finallst In the stale compet!Uon will be held. Attending the meeting were IFFICIINT FEEDING cuts the co1t -' production A trophy will be awarded by Mayor and Mrs. F. C. ReichIGGI- MILK- M!AT the New Haven Woman'• Club ert, Mrs. John Morgan, Jimmy for the best non • proleaslonal Diehl, Mn. A. L. Sprouae Char· noat. The parado will atart at leo Yeager, Woodrow Foreman, e CUSTOM GRINDING, SHELLING & MIXING SERVICE 2 p.m. at New Haven and dis- Mra. Catherine Reynolds. Mra. e BULK FEED DELIVERY SERVI : E band at Wahama i1J8b School. John Turner, Mrs. Nolan Swack· eCOMPLETE FEED LINE eVETERINAKY SUPPLIES II~;:::;:::;~::::;;;;;;; hamer, Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Mn. ePOULTRY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES Roush, and Ed eunntng. Wahama High Is Setting For Centennial Ball, Aug. 24, Featuring Old Costumes ~ 1 -···t" GET READY SCHOOL VOLKSWAG C. B. NYE COMPANY Phone LY 3-1238 Stimson Ave. & Palmer St. Athens WELCOME TO THE Dry Cleaners Professional Type I I SHOE REPAIR SERVKE DUKE CLEAN ERS FEEDING RESULTS .. Rx. f~f Rx. LOW IN PRICE - EFFICIENT SERVICE FINEST IN MODERN DRUGS ROLLER PHARMACY · FREE DELIVERY I 5 & H STAMPS PHONE WY 2-3586 MIDDLEPORT BEST WISHES For ASuccessful Centennial Fair 39 Years Of Continuous Service · Ill E. 2nd WY 2-2933 Pomeroy DEPENDABLE SERVICE Through The Years I Ohio Valley Industries Phone WY 2·2161 MINERVILLE Attend The Meigs County FAIR Johnson-Simpson Insurance Agency, Inc. Jim Johnson - C. I. Simpson WY2-2903 150 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Have AWonderful nme AtThe County Fair eCUSTOM GIINOING & MIXING KAUTZ FEED STORE 13 Ye•n Of Service Chester, Ohio I MARGUERITE'S SHOE SHOP I Reedsville " _ News, Events Ticketa for the ball Blld square 1da•"" may be purchallld from of the commlu.e members. '111e nowly organized Redsville Ladle• AUJ[lUary of the Fire Department met at the home ol Mrl. France• Reed Mondly evening. omcera elected were Pr..ldent, Mrs. Francts Vice preoident, Mn. W.lllllan111 Pr09ancha, secretary, Mro. Thelma Smith, treasurer, Mrt. Mary Biae, end wayo and meana committee wero Ml'l. Grace Weber, Mro. Dell KNitl· II 1 ricks, Mrs. Carol)'ll Blanton and , Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. A bakl! II 1sale wu plallllld for Au~t181 10. The next meeting of tht BUI& II lary wlll be Monday, AUIIUII 12 at 7:30 p. m. at lila home Mra. Ellttbeth Smith. All women are Invited to at!ond. Blue & Grey Restaurant DON BETZING OWNER 100 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY Mr•. Don Spragua lo In the St. Joeeph ·Parkersbura. Mr. and Mr1. Alpha Smith, Mr. and Mrl> lobn Helzer and Janet, Mr. ~- Grant Boring, Patty Mike, Mr. and Mra. Ri Brenda, Randy arid bOy, the Boring ReUnloll at ColtiJDbf. Iana. I Georgia Lynn Hd of Martat- 'ta opent a lew dayw With Iter gtandparenta, Mr. and Mra. Marlon Hall and Randy. Week end guesll llf Mr. and Mrs. James Ruth were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Walton and oon of Columbu. Rug~ ~~ ot '"·~ villted With Mr. and Mrs. est Whltelletd and ' Mt. and r.il'l. R. ~- and Mro. ..,,• . . and Kay w.rt I'PII! of Mrs. KalbrYn l*ti of Bttlpre. I Em- ....... ..,.. .... Cleopatra wu 1M~ of Plolen!lll, CNell dyJIU!y, rul<d EI)'Jit for a1mo1t ------------------r-------------..JIYfUL BY C. E. BLAKESI$E Cooaty Agrleultunl A&e"* The Meigs County Junior F .r ·ao well as the Meigs CounI) Senior Fair has an Interest. ln~ history · It is probable the young peopi• have alwayo nhlblted at every Meig• County Fair but we can guess 100 years ago they stayed In the background and let Dad do the honors. Today thll Is not true. people are learning to thellllelves and their in public. Durin th k 1h 1 g • pas "~ girls had the opportumty to sbow how their garments fit In I Style Revue as well as h o w goodld adojob of constrilctloo they cou . Durlllg the coming week both boys and girls will be showing •Oil &. Gu Conversion Burner!! •Bryant & Williamson Furnaces • Water Heaters&: Garbage Disposals eContracting & Repairing • All Work Guaranteed 240 Lincoln St. 40 YEARS SERVICE e Mlddloport FREE ESTIMATES American Standard Products FLOWERS ••• FOR ALL OCCASIONS by young paople tn .Melp Coun- paid. ty started tn lhe late liiZII'a or Ia 1131, II to my llllllonfud. eWEDDINGS eBIRTHDAYS eFUNERAlS Attend the "Big One" 5 BIG DAYS AUG. 13-14-15-16-17 eSPRAYS Sensing a need for leader- ~ ship, training for our young people and giving them the OJ>" I portunity to actually participate, some interest was shown , in a Junior Fair board. That I year for the first time Junior Fair Board directors were elected by FF A, FHA, 4-H club boys and girls, Boy Scouts. and Juvf' nile (;ranges. FEW CHANGES ( WI Will PLOWIU Phone WY 2-2039 "' AHend the IICI tOOTH Meigs County FAIR • Sherwin-Williams Paints •MillworkCabinets, doors, Butternut & W. Mlln ... , .., windows, RACINE -PLANING MILL Wl9·3641 William R. "Bill" Parsons Owner- Manager or Back To School- Western Wear RACINE, 0. Society News 1 Meigs County's BIG 100TH FAIR Starts Next Week! Your Modern Drug Store. IY Mea's Sizes 27 tt 40 · · $3.t5 " $4At .!;. lop' Slz• 6 tt ll ·:.. $1 ..t 'to $3At:' . . . . 'l BOYS' 13~ QX, - ...... . OENJM ' MEIGS COUNTY BY ATTENDING THE FAIR·· 5 BIG DAYS THIS YEAR AUGUST 13-14-15-16-17 JHns WE CARRY THE 00~ L1NI: FOR MEN ~ 'JOYS ' MEIGS COUNTY 1 Cl.. n Rest Rooms At Tho Alhlond Sign Levi, Osh Kosh, .... W;1111ltr At The Big I OOth SUPPORT OUR YOUNG CITIZENS OF Your Friendly Ashland Dealer Wear Western HAVE FUN! The Ridge-KenO ~~ For That Day At The Fair POMEROY The pattern set in 1947 was CENTENNIAL FAIR so well outlined thai'. for the last SALUTE MOVIES - A group of background dancers who will hell' salute "Mo- 16 years there has bfen little of the Thirties" in the first half of the Big Bend Minstrel Association at the if any basic l'hanges. S BIG DAYS - AUG. 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 Tnday each yooth organiza· 100th Meigs County Fair Thursday and Saturday nights are, Left to right, Mike Wer· ry, Coleen Wilson, ·Ralph w_erry, Beverly Perrin, Bill Young and Evelyn Young. tion desiring to participate elects four Junior Fair board , Curtain time both nights is 8:10 p.m. directors. Advisory directors are Mr. and Mrs. Art Kasper of Iserved. also selected consisting of VoColumbus visited Saturday with Mrs. Edilh Osborne visited Icational Agricultural teachers. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. last week with Mr. and Mrs., County Extension Agents, Girl • MaynarrJ Bahr. · Ed Dinky at Beiprr, Ohio. Scout l•aders, and 4-H advisors. ! Mrs. Edith Osborne visit.!d Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Woode of During the Junior Fair exhibits Sunday with her brother, Em- T~ppers Plams VISited Tuesday I next week there. Will be. ?~er - - - - - - - - - - met Stethem and family and wtth Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bahr. 500 boys and gtrls exhtbotmg Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bal>- attended the Homecoming al l Mrs. Louise Chaffee and M , their projects and. how . well of Long Bottom and Mr. Mt. Olive. Mrs. Osborne call· Clara Milhoan were. they can handle thetr proJects. w··-Mrs. Lige Johnson of Rad· on Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, burg visitors Tuesday. ' Nearly 50 of these young • called on Mrs. Edith -Glenna Milhoan ,people will he acceptln~ so"!e borne an evening last week. Mrs. Alice Dodson visited a I ~~·~ed~e~rsh::;!lp:_:r~es~pon=•ib:i:ll:lle:•_.:;••~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ '"""==Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:"iiiiiiiiOII~;u:days with Mr. and Mrs. lr WoHe of Chester. IN EXERCISE Army Pvt. Ronald F. ReyMr. end Mrs. Dwight Milhoan nolds, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wiland Peggy and Heidi of Flat- liam R. Reynolds. 106 State st., were supper guests at Pomeroy, is participating in Ex.MIIhoan borne Monday ev· ercise Swift Strike Ill, a U. S. JieoJtng to celebrate the birthday Strike Command exercise in Dwight Mil~. lee cream, Georgia and North and South angel food cake with II g h I Carolina, involving more than icing with candles were 75,000 armed forces personnel. I Uncler New Management I ' • 1948-1963 Dependable Watch Repairing GENERAL CONTRACTORS Mra. Mlll•nl Yen Melli' 'THE MEN'S SHOP' 1 hardware, etc. Pomeroy Flower Shop Downie· Gross, Inc. CENTENNIAL FAIR • Fr1ming Material .ePOTIERY "Our Roots Are Deep In The Traditions Of Meigs County" ATTEND THE In 1945 the Fair, still strictly HORSE BARN - This 16-stahle horse barn, recently completed by the fair board Junior Fair, moved to the Fairfor the Centennial fair, is a vast improveonent to the Rock Spnngs fairgrounds. It grounds with exhibits and pro- 1 replaces an outdated structure used to house race horses near the lower gate. gram& In the old dance hall. · Chairs were moved in from Racine High school for the program. That year the Meigs AUGUST 13-T4-15·16·17 County Agricultural Society contributed $100 toward the event. 1..::=-:=::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Additional money came I r o m .state sour~s . In 1946 interest continued to move with the Junior Fair ac- i tivitles. The Meigs County Agricultural Society took the lead- 1 ership and so a full-scale fair was held. • All Building Materials eBASKETS a •u. Build-Remodel--Repair AT YOUR SERVICE! eANNIVERSARIES ... '*· In IMI we were back to one fair with a very small number of young people e1hibltlng; 1942 was a war year, 81). there was no fair. • American Standard Fixtures · Anthony Plumbing and Heating OIDO ter lessons, but they are lbor. the early 1t30'L Durlllg the IJit. oughly learned and 11111ka room ter part ol1930 apparently there for impr09emont. were some ncellenl emlblts, PIII!=MWMS NOI' PAJD. but due to certain difflcultlea, Ar1tr as we know ~bjta some premiums ..,re never ''We Come When You Call" WY2·2550 you need fast plumbing service-call ns! POMEROY projecta they have earrtl!d during the year. They are not afraid of the jpdp'o crltlclsm, they expect to learn. The lesson learned In the sbow ring, In the styie revue, and In the exhibiUoo ue iometJmes bit. t•. In 11143 there was an InterestIng show of eldtlbil8 of clothing and food set up In the gymnasium of the Pomeroy Junior High School.. One .. enlllg program was beld. Livestock con· slsted of 10 head tied to a row of posts on old practice field behind the High School. If my memory serves me correctly the total Income and expense was in the neighborhood of $100. In 1944 the same procedure ' was repeated with approximately the same results. Expert service is our most important asset -when 24 Yean or Service to tbe Community • BROILERS Meigs e FEED, FERnLIZIIt, SUPPLIES To All Who Helped Towards A Successful 8 i g 1OOth Meigs County Fair ••• FNTR/11~' I 'Norma Goodwin, Florist ' PRDVfCD ruu REXALL ~ ....... 17 • ron.. ,_...., . . . deri"'l .-11, WIG' $ IIIIIIIWC 'Is ,Jt. npkl • " '**'~• t.o t.1r ...- rlotdiiJnll ~tr.l ~, ~· tf rellllill ...... ~ 1111 d!eel1 wllb !Ill MJ~r<Joii ..,. dllllos hi ' ... lhe YO!BJC pecple IIJ4 lbalf..... orlacn wooJd lll9t • dlftll:all It lo a far cry from tho II time. laR. dten _ , lw In head of liYestocl: .-ivlng •10 The Jllllktr Fair 111!11 tho ..... lite ...ty. Ia IJII dten...,.. IClfa lw taft.· H 1111 110111- in payment In IMf to 09er 501 ior J'alr W«'kkiill ~looiiJ 1 d . . <lr"f lei'V'!I me e•reeUJ ... club n~emben, Ji'P'A, and Girl er can bulld •iletter Mt·l&• Coouty Fair and • . all · lelal payate~~l f• 1be nltlb- Scout membors recelvJac Ita In IJII1I'al Tile lltade thing "'er •z.oc10 for 'their ef· Meip CCIWIIy lD tile fP,n. VAUey Bap eln laelwled "I>' reoenlallves ., lie . , _ llld IJou famtly _.., llle ubil>lllln. 100 Years Ago, Young PCople In Background At Fairs ed with a white linen cloth cen- Euler, June Netller, and Joan t.!red with a brtdt doll . Vases ISmith. of pink and white gladlola were at each end of the room. BidweU Firm Is Suece~~sful Bidder ••h'IIC \. LOn. l'llole Martin, Jo Ellen Foil- Inn . El•ie t'orbe•. Hazel Black· wood, Thora Black'fi'OOd, lftlda Friday August 2nd Miss Mar- lYeauger, Carole Hamm. Helen lyn BJad.wood. brtde-elect or 'Handley, Katie Baer, Margam Jlichard Poulin was honored 31 Handley. Jean Kloes, Eleanor 1 bridal sho- at th• home of Robinson, Mrs. Heslel' Black. Mrs. Betty Lou Blockwood, with wood , and Mrs. Pearl PouUn. Mi,. Linda ;:bapman assisting. Sending gtfts .but unable to atThe living room wa8 color- tePd were Eileen Mees, Jo fully decoratl!d with pink strea- Stalnaker, Mrs . •JesH Douglaa, mers and wbite wedding bells. Jo Hmes, Nellie Sargent, Shar· The bride's many lovely gifts on Young, Golda sar1ent, Mary Wf're placed nn (. •• • Salutes The Centennial Fair Just Ab,ut Everything You'll Find in A MODERN DRUG STORE eDependable Preserlptloa Service With 3 Registered Pharmacist• eAn Up-to-tbe Minute Cosmetic Dept. DHeadquarteno Fbr RUNeti Stover Candieo · ~l>rulo, Sundrleo, Tqyo, Glfll, Etc., EW. ' • e3 R..lat.,.. PIMt~i"' • To Serve You SWISHER & REXILL ~LOHsE . Congratulations to the Meigs County Fair Board and to all youth groups whose fine work and untiring efforts to make this 1963 Fair the best ever and it is. We Salute The Youth of Meigs Coulltyl FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT .... Fed.eral Land Bank Association A. C. GllittDn, Dlatrlct Mllnagar Ave. Gellipolis, 0. Produdion Credit ... Assoc1ataon . ~. ~~~ Dick Sterrett, Pith! ltei!~~M '' 114 Mulberry St. 35 El.llott St. �·-------···- - • , ' ... . , • .,,, • ' " f ... !!:!1 ,~ ~uy·Middfe~_o:!_ A!_!f·_to, _ti&S-17 J.rJ:~. ~ :~= You, Your Child, And St:ftool EDiorta1nmen1 lira. - - """'" .... ··-·· Annual Reunion Doupn. mlltee Ia lteleft Woode ~ Albuy; ..... l'bllllpa La .Go • state TIIDIIIU Eastman IDd Fern ~w. ll1d ~· ,\lbeol; Mn. Fl<Wa '1'1\e reunroo wiD be at the H 1 J tt a n d ' 1111'1. Gr..., Js H Jd 8 . .y e Are8 F8MJ•••JeS 'l'he 111!!!181 Bayes • YOU!III· Jfollday Sc:hool reunion wu held Swtday, AtJM!III 4, at the lloiday School ground. A basbt dllwer was served at nooo. An allemoon meeting was op. t!lld . by Frank Cheesebrew. The llted "'"~m CUts of II'"UP -'6u.g ond readings by Merle Wood, Fern Cheesebrew and Norma Lee, Kenny Graloam aang 8 IOio. Prltes - e given to the o]d. est penoo attending who was AUat GOkey, the yoongest, LJt>. da William•, the family who dme the fll!'thelt was Hollle !layes ' BOARD OF DIRECTORS _ Members of the Meigs County Agricultural Society Board of Directors should~ be rated among the busiest men in Ohio. this week, getting set for the coufndtyt's. centefnma1 /yalrw. e~..~~!Jyn::~~o~mea~ the above picture wes taken , they met at 8 p.m., wrapped up dozen' o e at 1s m orm3 1 •. v tera member business by about 9 and were still. concentratmg on work mto the late hours of night. Satd one • ~ 11 this-week, "We still 'have a Jot of \t-ork to do, but alrea"'d~y:h:•::ve::t•:k~en~ca~r:•:o~f=m=o~re~th,~a~n~w~e~ca~n~r~e~mtem _:_r_ora Y: r. week with relatives In Columa 30-ilay furlough with Mr. l F I d W Eastern Local 8 and Mrs. Charles Massar and other relatives before going on . overseas duty. Mr Llovd Summerfield was Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mere~ent Palient at Holzer hos- Cain and daughters, Sherry and Failh were picnic dinner guests Mary Reed attended the of M;, and Mrs. Gale McCain pl~~s. 0 ak H"}} I bus, ostor a an SOCI"a} Notes ayne. I . f Cl I nd call er and family of Terre Haute Mr. andMts. Walter Torrencek ledRoy P~e;cea~d ,:;: aThoma; Ind. of East Liverpool spent a wee on • • • 'th h' it r Mrs Bertha i - - IS sse • . ·;!aum. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bab- We'll do our best." Left to right, seated, Charles Wllliams, Don L Betzing, Secretary Frank H Johnston, ~· E. Blakeslee ex-officio director, Robert L. Jones, Wallace Bradford. Back row,. Hiram ~lawte~. Rex Sbene . el~ Harold C~rnahan, David Koblent~, Treasurer Charl~s Radford, Roy Holter, VIce Presodent Ill Downie, L. Hoffman Hugh custer ando ~P:':r':es'."tdl10e:"n~t~F~r~ed~Le~lf~he~t~l:·_ _____ _ _ _ _ _ _~_...---:::::--:---:--~ • . M nd Mrs Henry Spencer Mrs VIctor Wood and IQI!I <If ited Mr. and Mrs. Norm, an WeMheraMndon:::.· Dayton Spenc- w~il."on vac~tlon ' ]llea;born, Mich., visited wilb Frederick Saturday even ng. r. . . d 'f i d h M d are F ed· r ~;'~ol~~le~o;;il~d~~d::tung Townsend reumon at Korked at Belpre Sunday· cock spent several days last . S Run Sundav Mrs. IJOrothy Smalley atlend--~ ·- - - ~ Mr. and Mrs. Wa1? pe~cer M~ and 'Mrs. Starling Mas- ed the Wells reunion Sunday. have returned home after vis- and familyd spen~thFrhiday mglhel · . d M T p · f . . . ·and Satur ay WI er unc , sar and D1ana attended a M~. an rs. om errm 0 Hing with rela lives m Cmcm- !T m Winner at the Plains in 1 nati in North Carolina. county: Mrs. Richard Spencer at AI· were Friday eveni~g callers at Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock Mrs. ~ona Btggs 8~nt fred Wedn~sda"' evening. the Norman McCam home. of Long Bottom called on Mr. 1 night w1th Mrs. Hathe Fred AJc David Riggs is spending Mr:~- and_ Mrs. R._ R._Gray and Mrs. Starling Massar and 1ick. . Ha es vJs.. :~~th~~Y 1 ~:r\;o~: T~r~~.s~~ ~:~fn° ~'r ~~~r a~n~rBo~:~ j A~::;nsy and ~,-,~-Serrtinel;""Pomemy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 10, 1963 daughter, Sunday evenmg. ~== ---- Mr. and Mrs. John r en s ere and I... :=,n::A.::. · on the · · Rep. Harry 11. Sbeppord II,..,. 1 school ...,...., tauloi!MIIIve, ..,.._ nautlcs, ete.l whleh lo DOt offered locally, yoo ohould inveatlpte tho poaslblllty ol a school IIi another August 13 II preriouJiy ' an- -1. lbo ......,.,. ._ . _ ·po!l!l ·• vln." But-lito dJsirmu tl lbt -~~mil- , ,_ wbicb blmdloo tho milli•.., <OilllnldloJa ~ . told tbaC peo_. enlltled 00 ~~~ ....,. lee abould , _ K""~~'""'have ID 80 outside .tbt milll:ar1 fcir · i· - well as in the communities w1lh- I 1n a state. The -~-- laws generally I • -- ' MrS. Sm1'th Is Guest Of Honor At Stork Shower . Law v . - Wltlety Naturally, there art many varlations in tile different ~totes. os We Icom e to Meigs County's CENTENNIAL FAIR -- - I provide minimum salaries, tenure, I and retirement for employt5~~. New 1 Mrs. Dale F. Smith was gu~st buildings and major renovations of honor at a stork shower gJ\o'· muat be approved by the state. en by Mrs. Jesse Brinker at her I 'l1le .tate also recommends and home in Racine on Thursday , j acta as a consultant tn all areas ! August lst. 1 of edueation. A copy of the law ; Games were plaved and prtz. 1 ia probably 1vallble tn lbt school es awanled to Mrs. Pr I ce ~ office or local library. Hawk , Mr~ . Norbert Neutzling, ' The local school board repro- , Mrs. Ralph Nelgler, Mrs. Ray ROll you. Special request~ may iGlaze, Miss Nancy Hamm, Bel· New Holland Equipment 1 EBERSBACH 1 · :;;;,;;;~;;;,;;;::;;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;·;,;.: · •••• Tills Company Has IHn Serving Big Bend Area A Salute To The Centennial Fair! 1 Tuppers Plains w::;~~hments of Ice cream. and coffee were Social Notes served rrom a table decorared a silver coffee ser· cake, punch with EBERSBACH HARDVVARE "Successor to Skinner's Hardware" EVERYTIUNG IN HARDWARE 110 W. Main St; Pomeroy BIG DISPLAY OF GOLD SEAL and SANDRAN ,LET'S ALL GO TO THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR August 13th thru August 17th ----FAIR WEEK SPECIAL! -----. The D. of A. LOdge heTc!Tti picnic at the home of Mrs. Edlth Betzlng Sunday. Mrs. Belz· lni and Mrs. Edith Wakely calleel oo Mrs. Carrie Bahr, who II Ill and look her 10mo of the . food. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dean of Lakewood, Ohio, and Mr. and Mra. Duane BeAver nnd family el New Matamorao spent the weekend hero with Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlcltleo II c1olled on Mr. and Mrs. BernWarner Ill Dutch Ridge. Mr. E. M. Bishop of Lexing· Ky. and Mrs. J...le Elias of Mason, W. Va, were Satur. day guesta of Mrs. Carrie Bahr and daughter, Margaret. ' Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Baker of Pomeroy Sat. urday evening. Enjoy Comfol't At The F1ir - Diacontlnued Styl11 Of WOMEN'S KEDS . YOUR MASSEY-FERGUSON DEALER VISIT OUR DISPLAY FULTON- THOMPSON stork~ vice and a crystal punch bowl by Mrs. Brinker and her doughter, Mrs. Franklin Wolfe to Mrs. Lottie Wilcoxen. Miss Darlene Mustls, Betty Grady, Mrs. Ralph Neigler, and Peggy Sue, Mrs. Lanny Jenkins, Mrs. Jack Duffy, Mrs. Ray Glaxe, Mrs. Albert Smith, Mrs. Price Hawk, Mrs. Ptarl Aoh aod Jeanie, Mrs. Carrol Nelgler and Karen, Mrs. Bert House, Mrs. Norbert Neutzling, Dot and Stella, Mrs. G. A. Circle, Ronnie BrlnJ<er, Mrs. Ralph McKenzie, Jot r s. William Neutzllns, Mrs. Kenneth Lawi!Oll, Miss N a n c y Hamon, Mrs. Dale Warner, Jo~ID·II ny and Jimmy Dale, Miss Betty Hamm,· and the guest of bonor, Mrs. Dale Smith. SendiDg gifts were MrB. Mar· ion Hawk, Mrs. Arthur Neigler, Mrs. Morris Harden, Mrs. Jacclb II Eberehach, Miss Stella Ebersbach, Mrs. CliHord Jacob, Miss TRACTOR SALES SPRING AVE. POMEROY I Attend Meigs County's Centennial AUGUST 13th THRU AUGUST 17th LET'S ALL GOI REG. $J.49 $4.99 SALE White, Blue, Chlno-H & M Widths .*e ty Grady, Koren Nelgler, Stella Sue Neutzling, and Jimmy Dale TO THE MEIGS COUNTY Centennial Fair el.ldi...Tnn1ger Fl1ta D Ford Motor Company has honored Au;. 13th thru 17th · N & M Widtha - - - ' - - - Keith Goble Ford, Inc. ea.ck-To-School Girls' Bl1ck Luther Lo1fer - - - - - $3.49 with the FORD DEALER • Brushed Plgakln Stamped Oxford · For Girls. Slzn 4~·10 - - - - - Why should I get excited about - GOLD SEAL &SANDRAN RUGS We Have It -Don't Buy Til You See T h e Large~t Selection In This Area. On Sale At Both Storesl l'ou AIINp Do Metter At ••• .. RUTLAND MASON Furniture Furnitu~e ARNOLD GRATE SH. 2-4811 Rutl1nd, 0. SP. HERMAN GRATE Meaon, W.Va. 3-5592 SIS AIR Air Caudlllua• ~ , _ whole borne comforiablo ll'fflrY day • the' :r- with dip oUbe tlwaiiiOiltat. A IIi ...... ua•>e.,a atecf Gal 111M jdihickle·botb - tlllllaMIIinc witl!ctat DOiae • I ' witho!lt-. '\'Oil - hoolt: a wide-....._ G• coolinrllllit rilht IIIIOJOIIl fOI'C8d air Gaa fnma and~ B1 :•- a <lllttnl Gee D .NG?t e Boys' B11ck Luther Lcmer El11tlc eore for fit. sfus 8~ to 3 _ $2.99 AWARD ellc:~or O,lrl Sel'ml~ Mlcro11111h l:toae Sl:ll.a~'lon · 2.pelr $1.25 in recognition of GIRLS RED BOYS' BLACK PATfNlBOOT Leather Oxford ' ~ C~TOUit J TOP STAC:ICID HilL---.- ... ~· .. lodern sales and service facilities ••• FOR FARM ~. and HOME .\PRO~T$ . , .. USE,. . ' Lclna wear for Back To Scbocil ilaaai'IW---- Progtessive management ••. • . , . .. READY-MIXED ~ I CONGUJE ' ' . Sound merchandising practices .•• High quality standards . • • . Continuing interest In rendering su~'rtor . ,· service to Ford owners during the year 1962 ••• • • ·co. it. TWO FAVOIU1'E8 • HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Two of Hollywood's weD 11no1m Jea· tured acton, Bill WlDia..,·'.antl Barton MacLane, wiD appNr In tbe movie "lnvltatlm te a Hanging." . Your Massey-Fwguson Dealer Invites You To The llg 100th mum required by the state. I> ochool oylllem and tho llat. oduVornJRE TO MEET Calli solei in cl"'d •,,.. 1 ·Ucation depiJtmeiL ohlld II '1'1\e regular tneelinC ct Volt.- ~· onado poblic Tlturoday ohointer- ... opoclallll!d high ;111'0 m, 441&8, will IIIII be beld poKe, - "• l!loe approaoh IN>m I!OUI!Ced; but oo August 211 at Drew Webaler A=ed n Legloo Home at 8 p. m. All momand Mrs. Charles D. Woode, Lowell Rldenoor, Cheater; Mrs. • otand their rl«bll and nioponol. oo a mileage basiL It often var· diotrict. Thll can he- tltrou8h ben Ill lbe Drew Webeler Peal Coolvlllt: Mr · aod Mn. 11om- Ward Hayes, Pomeroy; Clll- 11 bUfttea. los with grade level. In some tbt local su~·· office. were abo urged today to tum er Lee, Rutland; Mr, and Mrs. ford R. Hayes and Gregory, School at~ 1o compol110ry communities exceptlonl are There are JOVeral Important lac- out !llr lbe Meogs Crunty F,alr Guy V. Lee, Pomeroy; Mrs. Joe Middleport; Mr. IDd Mrs.. L&- 1 and parenll ba.. 1 c1to1ce of ti- for hondlcopped clllldreu or ID remember. U you baye a patrol Auguot 13 • _17. Stanley, Pomeroy: KeDDy Gra- roy Sauters and aoos, Pome- !W!Cillg • private educalloo or who have don&OJ'OUI streels problem, clarify your -lbllham and J. A. Graham, AJ. roy· Mr and Mrs Gerold GIJ. uolng the publk achbolL CMis. If you have any itlos os woU u the acbooiJ. 'lbo COUSIN DIES bony; Mr. and Mro. Guy GO· by and. ehlldren,'Athens; Mr. Inelthorcooe,tbopublkiChooli concerning tr8DipOl'I.Otloa, uk ochooil.,.. mall!taillld far lbe Miss Marlcia Karr received key, Athens; Mr. Allen GUkey, and Mro. Robert Cl!ancy, Pom- an ovallable I<* a oomplete pro - a copy of the school public'• Tbla doell 1101 word Ill the death of her <011Pomeroy; Mr. ani! Mrs. David eroy; Minnie Chaney, Pono.- Jll'am through lilgh JChool gradu- lr unusual cir<umalaDc<>l mOlD tbat tho school II 11 lbe sin, Clyde WUUams, 76, 11 Boze. CoD, Gahanna; Mr. lll!d Mrs. roy; Garoldene Hayes, Sbade: allon. The parent. have the r.. mlgbt make a opeclal lltelOJ <I- ladiYklual'a whim. I!Wl, Montana. Mr. WIDlamt, a Car I Brlckles, Athens; Mro._ 'lberesa Eastman, Pomeroy, tpODiibillty to keop their cblldren !be school board. The panato and the IC!Itook bolb native Ill Meigs County, was the Laura Saunders, Middleport; 1D attendance during 1be roqulred PraYhl- Par have reBpOJlllblllti Cooperollon IIlii of the late Mr. IDd Mn. Emerson Hayes, Long Bottom; •!"· Penaltleo generally oro lm· Many cblldrou bave lo Ill' lbt beaolll of lito oblldrea. W. F. Williams. Mrs. Arthur Goodin, Athens; Ray Meredith. of Phoenix, Art- poiMIIl far thooe who do DOl obey handicaps Jntereota and Mrs. Margery Douglu, Albany: zona, called on Mr. and Mrs. theae laws. 11 tbt ~al school' cannot Elmer Goodwin, ~. Ohio; A. H. Bailey Friday evening. varkiul upecll o1 each school with tbtoe, provision~ DillY someMr. and Mrs. D. L. Brlcklea Mr. and Mrs. Arvll llolter,l are COYOred by state l.aww whicb tiiJIO$ be made to obtain lh• noand Mary Brlckles, · Sbade; Gary, Sbaroo and Gllrdon. at- set certain minimum Jtandards. ceBSary program !rom outside tbt Mr, IDd Mrs. Pearl GOkey, tended the Davll reunion Sun- 'l'he local sehool board very often · local system. In many ca.... lbe . Po-y; Battle- Haning, AI· day ot Glooslolr City Park. provides eclucallooal programs state requires tilt' local school , which 1urpasa these basic l'lquire- board to pay the cO!ts. This will , wnta. The se.boo) board ln a usually inc1udP transportation. I oommwdty which hu an intere!t If your child is deaf, blind or 1 l in quality echwation and II willing otherwise ll!fiously handicapped, to support auC'h a program usual- . you should investigate the avail- I ly wiD go well beyond the mini· able programs with your local 1 -Hettie Frederick TO THE-·BrG 100TH Meigs Co. Fair--Aug. 13-14~15-16-17 ;:J =~:: ~~M~M:-~ llut Have Similarllasic Provisions T00 ••• on ay. · Jooteu IDd illekle, Athena; Mr. . '!'bole pr!$0DI were: Mr. IDd IDd Mrs, IIDille V. Hayes and By DAVQI NYDJa1: I bt dtrected to the 1<hool board ~·· Weber Wood, Harrison- Kim and Tom, Canton; Mrs. UPI II'Aucolloo ... r 'ltw bu1 you olroukl flrl1 go 1<> tbt ville; May and RuiSell Mallon, Audrey Sauten, Athens; Mrs. i Law• ooverlng education Yary ochool admlnlotrat!oo. Most reAlbany, Ohlo; Mr. >nd Mn. Maxlna Williams and daughter, ~ oomtwhat from llate to t11a1e but queota are bandli!CI by tbt prin· Ronald Dougan 8J!d chlldrel!, Shade; Mr. and Mrs. Garold • they baye almllar proyillQ!III, Par. clpal or superiot•ndent within .,._ Sbade: Rev. and Mn. Frank Hayes, Shade; Mr. and Mro. 1 ents should 11m. aulllcleDt blow· labllsbod poll<leo. Cheesebrew, Middleport; Mr. John Hayeo, Long Bottom; . ledgo o1 them 10 they wiQ under- 11w tranaportatkm Is organii<d 5 Days -- August 13-14-15-16-11 Sund:i- Y Mr. and Mrs. Jvan Wood an visiting his parents: family of Pomeroy, Mr. · The following olflcers were elected fur next year: J)rea). dent, Frank Cheeaebrew; Ylce prealdtnt, Chari" D. Woode; liecretary • treasurer, Colleen :': WS . Ed • v· vermna ucati ~~ ary 1 Kei,th Goble Ford, Inc., 441 S. Third, �·-------···- - • , ' ... . , • .,,, • ' " f ... !!:!1 ,~ ~uy·Middfe~_o:!_ A!_!f·_to, _ti&S-17 J.rJ:~. ~ :~= You, Your Child, And St:ftool EDiorta1nmen1 lira. - - """'" .... ··-·· Annual Reunion Doupn. mlltee Ia lteleft Woode ~ Albuy; ..... l'bllllpa La .Go • state TIIDIIIU Eastman IDd Fern ~w. ll1d ~· ,\lbeol; Mn. Fl<Wa '1'1\e reunroo wiD be at the H 1 J tt a n d ' 1111'1. Gr..., Js H Jd 8 . .y e Are8 F8MJ•••JeS 'l'he 111!!!181 Bayes • YOU!III· Jfollday Sc:hool reunion wu held Swtday, AtJM!III 4, at the lloiday School ground. A basbt dllwer was served at nooo. An allemoon meeting was op. t!lld . by Frank Cheesebrew. The llted "'"~m CUts of II'"UP -'6u.g ond readings by Merle Wood, Fern Cheesebrew and Norma Lee, Kenny Graloam aang 8 IOio. Prltes - e given to the o]d. est penoo attending who was AUat GOkey, the yoongest, LJt>. da William•, the family who dme the fll!'thelt was Hollle !layes ' BOARD OF DIRECTORS _ Members of the Meigs County Agricultural Society Board of Directors should~ be rated among the busiest men in Ohio. this week, getting set for the coufndtyt's. centefnma1 /yalrw. e~..~~!Jyn::~~o~mea~ the above picture wes taken , they met at 8 p.m., wrapped up dozen' o e at 1s m orm3 1 •. v tera member business by about 9 and were still. concentratmg on work mto the late hours of night. Satd one • ~ 11 this-week, "We still 'have a Jot of \t-ork to do, but alrea"'d~y:h:•::ve::t•:k~en~ca~r:•:o~f=m=o~re~th,~a~n~w~e~ca~n~r~e~mtem _:_r_ora Y: r. week with relatives In Columa 30-ilay furlough with Mr. l F I d W Eastern Local 8 and Mrs. Charles Massar and other relatives before going on . overseas duty. Mr Llovd Summerfield was Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mere~ent Palient at Holzer hos- Cain and daughters, Sherry and Failh were picnic dinner guests Mary Reed attended the of M;, and Mrs. Gale McCain pl~~s. 0 ak H"}} I bus, ostor a an SOCI"a} Notes ayne. I . f Cl I nd call er and family of Terre Haute Mr. andMts. Walter Torrencek ledRoy P~e;cea~d ,:;: aThoma; Ind. of East Liverpool spent a wee on • • • 'th h' it r Mrs Bertha i - - IS sse • . ·;!aum. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bab- We'll do our best." Left to right, seated, Charles Wllliams, Don L Betzing, Secretary Frank H Johnston, ~· E. Blakeslee ex-officio director, Robert L. Jones, Wallace Bradford. Back row,. Hiram ~lawte~. Rex Sbene . el~ Harold C~rnahan, David Koblent~, Treasurer Charl~s Radford, Roy Holter, VIce Presodent Ill Downie, L. Hoffman Hugh custer ando ~P:':r':es'."tdl10e:"n~t~F~r~ed~Le~lf~he~t~l:·_ _____ _ _ _ _ _ _~_...---:::::--:---:--~ • . M nd Mrs Henry Spencer Mrs VIctor Wood and IQI!I <If ited Mr. and Mrs. Norm, an WeMheraMndon:::.· Dayton Spenc- w~il."on vac~tlon ' ]llea;born, Mich., visited wilb Frederick Saturday even ng. r. . . d 'f i d h M d are F ed· r ~;'~ol~~le~o;;il~d~~d::tung Townsend reumon at Korked at Belpre Sunday· cock spent several days last . S Run Sundav Mrs. IJOrothy Smalley atlend--~ ·- - - ~ Mr. and Mrs. Wa1? pe~cer M~ and 'Mrs. Starling Mas- ed the Wells reunion Sunday. have returned home after vis- and familyd spen~thFrhiday mglhel · . d M T p · f . . . ·and Satur ay WI er unc , sar and D1ana attended a M~. an rs. om errm 0 Hing with rela lives m Cmcm- !T m Winner at the Plains in 1 nati in North Carolina. county: Mrs. Richard Spencer at AI· were Friday eveni~g callers at Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock Mrs. ~ona Btggs 8~nt fred Wedn~sda"' evening. the Norman McCam home. of Long Bottom called on Mr. 1 night w1th Mrs. Hathe Fred AJc David Riggs is spending Mr:~- and_ Mrs. R._ R._Gray and Mrs. Starling Massar and 1ick. . Ha es vJs.. :~~th~~Y 1 ~:r\;o~: T~r~~.s~~ ~:~fn° ~'r ~~~r a~n~rBo~:~ j A~::;nsy and ~,-,~-Serrtinel;""Pomemy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 10, 1963 daughter, Sunday evenmg. ~== ---- Mr. and Mrs. John r en s ere and I... :=,n::A.::. · on the · · Rep. Harry 11. Sbeppord II,..,. 1 school ...,...., tauloi!MIIIve, ..,.._ nautlcs, ete.l whleh lo DOt offered locally, yoo ohould inveatlpte tho poaslblllty ol a school IIi another August 13 II preriouJiy ' an- -1. lbo ......,.,. ._ . _ ·po!l!l ·• vln." But-lito dJsirmu tl lbt -~~mil- , ,_ wbicb blmdloo tho milli•.., <OilllnldloJa ~ . told tbaC peo_. enlltled 00 ~~~ ....,. lee abould , _ K""~~'""'have ID 80 outside .tbt milll:ar1 fcir · i· - well as in the communities w1lh- I 1n a state. The -~-- laws generally I • -- ' MrS. Sm1'th Is Guest Of Honor At Stork Shower . Law v . - Wltlety Naturally, there art many varlations in tile different ~totes. os We Icom e to Meigs County's CENTENNIAL FAIR -- - I provide minimum salaries, tenure, I and retirement for employt5~~. New 1 Mrs. Dale F. Smith was gu~st buildings and major renovations of honor at a stork shower gJ\o'· muat be approved by the state. en by Mrs. Jesse Brinker at her I 'l1le .tate also recommends and home in Racine on Thursday , j acta as a consultant tn all areas ! August lst. 1 of edueation. A copy of the law ; Games were plaved and prtz. 1 ia probably 1vallble tn lbt school es awanled to Mrs. Pr I ce ~ office or local library. Hawk , Mr~ . Norbert Neutzling, ' The local school board repro- , Mrs. Ralph Nelgler, Mrs. Ray ROll you. Special request~ may iGlaze, Miss Nancy Hamm, Bel· New Holland Equipment 1 EBERSBACH 1 · :;;;,;;;~;;;,;;;::;;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;·;,;.: · •••• Tills Company Has IHn Serving Big Bend Area A Salute To The Centennial Fair! 1 Tuppers Plains w::;~~hments of Ice cream. and coffee were Social Notes served rrom a table decorared a silver coffee ser· cake, punch with EBERSBACH HARDVVARE "Successor to Skinner's Hardware" EVERYTIUNG IN HARDWARE 110 W. Main St; Pomeroy BIG DISPLAY OF GOLD SEAL and SANDRAN ,LET'S ALL GO TO THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR August 13th thru August 17th ----FAIR WEEK SPECIAL! -----. The D. of A. LOdge heTc!Tti picnic at the home of Mrs. Edlth Betzlng Sunday. Mrs. Belz· lni and Mrs. Edith Wakely calleel oo Mrs. Carrie Bahr, who II Ill and look her 10mo of the . food. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dean of Lakewood, Ohio, and Mr. and Mra. Duane BeAver nnd family el New Matamorao spent the weekend hero with Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlcltleo II c1olled on Mr. and Mrs. BernWarner Ill Dutch Ridge. Mr. E. M. Bishop of Lexing· Ky. and Mrs. J...le Elias of Mason, W. Va, were Satur. day guesta of Mrs. Carrie Bahr and daughter, Margaret. ' Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Baker of Pomeroy Sat. urday evening. Enjoy Comfol't At The F1ir - Diacontlnued Styl11 Of WOMEN'S KEDS . YOUR MASSEY-FERGUSON DEALER VISIT OUR DISPLAY FULTON- THOMPSON stork~ vice and a crystal punch bowl by Mrs. Brinker and her doughter, Mrs. Franklin Wolfe to Mrs. Lottie Wilcoxen. Miss Darlene Mustls, Betty Grady, Mrs. Ralph Neigler, and Peggy Sue, Mrs. Lanny Jenkins, Mrs. Jack Duffy, Mrs. Ray Glaxe, Mrs. Albert Smith, Mrs. Price Hawk, Mrs. Ptarl Aoh aod Jeanie, Mrs. Carrol Nelgler and Karen, Mrs. Bert House, Mrs. Norbert Neutzling, Dot and Stella, Mrs. G. A. Circle, Ronnie BrlnJ<er, Mrs. Ralph McKenzie, Jot r s. William Neutzllns, Mrs. Kenneth Lawi!Oll, Miss N a n c y Hamon, Mrs. Dale Warner, Jo~ID·II ny and Jimmy Dale, Miss Betty Hamm,· and the guest of bonor, Mrs. Dale Smith. SendiDg gifts were MrB. Mar· ion Hawk, Mrs. Arthur Neigler, Mrs. Morris Harden, Mrs. Jacclb II Eberehach, Miss Stella Ebersbach, Mrs. CliHord Jacob, Miss TRACTOR SALES SPRING AVE. POMEROY I Attend Meigs County's Centennial AUGUST 13th THRU AUGUST 17th LET'S ALL GOI REG. $J.49 $4.99 SALE White, Blue, Chlno-H & M Widths .*e ty Grady, Koren Nelgler, Stella Sue Neutzling, and Jimmy Dale TO THE MEIGS COUNTY Centennial Fair el.ldi...Tnn1ger Fl1ta D Ford Motor Company has honored Au;. 13th thru 17th · N & M Widtha - - - ' - - - Keith Goble Ford, Inc. ea.ck-To-School Girls' Bl1ck Luther Lo1fer - - - - - $3.49 with the FORD DEALER • Brushed Plgakln Stamped Oxford · For Girls. Slzn 4~·10 - - - - - Why should I get excited about - GOLD SEAL &SANDRAN RUGS We Have It -Don't Buy Til You See T h e Large~t Selection In This Area. On Sale At Both Storesl l'ou AIINp Do Metter At ••• .. RUTLAND MASON Furniture Furnitu~e ARNOLD GRATE SH. 2-4811 Rutl1nd, 0. SP. HERMAN GRATE Meaon, W.Va. 3-5592 SIS AIR Air Caudlllua• ~ , _ whole borne comforiablo ll'fflrY day • the' :r- with dip oUbe tlwaiiiOiltat. A IIi ...... ua•>e.,a atecf Gal 111M jdihickle·botb - tlllllaMIIinc witl!ctat DOiae • I ' witho!lt-. '\'Oil - hoolt: a wide-....._ G• coolinrllllit rilht IIIIOJOIIl fOI'C8d air Gaa fnma and~ B1 :•- a <lllttnl Gee D .NG?t e Boys' B11ck Luther Lcmer El11tlc eore for fit. sfus 8~ to 3 _ $2.99 AWARD ellc:~or O,lrl Sel'ml~ Mlcro11111h l:toae Sl:ll.a~'lon · 2.pelr $1.25 in recognition of GIRLS RED BOYS' BLACK PATfNlBOOT Leather Oxford ' ~ C~TOUit J TOP STAC:ICID HilL---.- ... ~· .. lodern sales and service facilities ••• FOR FARM ~. and HOME .\PRO~T$ . , .. USE,. . ' Lclna wear for Back To Scbocil ilaaai'IW---- Progtessive management ••. • . , . .. READY-MIXED ~ I CONGUJE ' ' . Sound merchandising practices .•• High quality standards . • • . Continuing interest In rendering su~'rtor . ,· service to Ford owners during the year 1962 ••• • • ·co. it. TWO FAVOIU1'E8 • HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Two of Hollywood's weD 11no1m Jea· tured acton, Bill WlDia..,·'.antl Barton MacLane, wiD appNr In tbe movie "lnvltatlm te a Hanging." . Your Massey-Fwguson Dealer Invites You To The llg 100th mum required by the state. I> ochool oylllem and tho llat. oduVornJRE TO MEET Calli solei in cl"'d •,,.. 1 ·Ucation depiJtmeiL ohlld II '1'1\e regular tneelinC ct Volt.- ~· onado poblic Tlturoday ohointer- ... opoclallll!d high ;111'0 m, 441&8, will IIIII be beld poKe, - "• l!loe approaoh IN>m I!OUI!Ced; but oo August 211 at Drew Webaler A=ed n Legloo Home at 8 p. m. All momand Mrs. Charles D. Woode, Lowell Rldenoor, Cheater; Mrs. • otand their rl«bll and nioponol. oo a mileage basiL It often var· diotrict. Thll can he- tltrou8h ben Ill lbe Drew Webeler Peal Coolvlllt: Mr · aod Mn. 11om- Ward Hayes, Pomeroy; Clll- 11 bUfttea. los with grade level. In some tbt local su~·· office. were abo urged today to tum er Lee, Rutland; Mr, and Mrs. ford R. Hayes and Gregory, School at~ 1o compol110ry communities exceptlonl are There are JOVeral Important lac- out !llr lbe Meogs Crunty F,alr Guy V. Lee, Pomeroy; Mrs. Joe Middleport; Mr. IDd Mrs.. L&- 1 and parenll ba.. 1 c1to1ce of ti- for hondlcopped clllldreu or ID remember. U you baye a patrol Auguot 13 • _17. Stanley, Pomeroy: KeDDy Gra- roy Sauters and aoos, Pome- !W!Cillg • private educalloo or who have don&OJ'OUI streels problem, clarify your -lbllham and J. A. Graham, AJ. roy· Mr and Mrs Gerold GIJ. uolng the publk achbolL CMis. If you have any itlos os woU u the acbooiJ. 'lbo COUSIN DIES bony; Mr. and Mro. Guy GO· by and. ehlldren,'Athens; Mr. Inelthorcooe,tbopublkiChooli concerning tr8DipOl'I.Otloa, uk ochooil.,.. mall!taillld far lbe Miss Marlcia Karr received key, Athens; Mr. Allen GUkey, and Mro. Robert Cl!ancy, Pom- an ovallable I<* a oomplete pro - a copy of the school public'• Tbla doell 1101 word Ill the death of her <011Pomeroy; Mr. ani! Mrs. David eroy; Minnie Chaney, Pono.- Jll'am through lilgh JChool gradu- lr unusual cir<umalaDc<>l mOlD tbat tho school II 11 lbe sin, Clyde WUUams, 76, 11 Boze. CoD, Gahanna; Mr. lll!d Mrs. roy; Garoldene Hayes, Sbade: allon. The parent. have the r.. mlgbt make a opeclal lltelOJ <I- ladiYklual'a whim. I!Wl, Montana. Mr. WIDlamt, a Car I Brlckles, Athens; Mro._ 'lberesa Eastman, Pomeroy, tpODiibillty to keop their cblldren !be school board. The panato and the IC!Itook bolb native Ill Meigs County, was the Laura Saunders, Middleport; 1D attendance during 1be roqulred PraYhl- Par have reBpOJlllblllti Cooperollon IIlii of the late Mr. IDd Mn. Emerson Hayes, Long Bottom; •!"· Penaltleo generally oro lm· Many cblldrou bave lo Ill' lbt beaolll of lito oblldrea. W. F. Williams. Mrs. Arthur Goodin, Athens; Ray Meredith. of Phoenix, Art- poiMIIl far thooe who do DOl obey handicaps Jntereota and Mrs. Margery Douglu, Albany: zona, called on Mr. and Mrs. theae laws. 11 tbt ~al school' cannot Elmer Goodwin, ~. Ohio; A. H. Bailey Friday evening. varkiul upecll o1 each school with tbtoe, provision~ DillY someMr. and Mrs. D. L. Brlcklea Mr. and Mrs. Arvll llolter,l are COYOred by state l.aww whicb tiiJIO$ be made to obtain lh• noand Mary Brlckles, · Sbade; Gary, Sbaroo and Gllrdon. at- set certain minimum Jtandards. ceBSary program !rom outside tbt Mr, IDd Mrs. Pearl GOkey, tended the Davll reunion Sun- 'l'he local sehool board very often · local system. In many ca.... lbe . Po-y; Battle- Haning, AI· day ot Glooslolr City Park. provides eclucallooal programs state requires tilt' local school , which 1urpasa these basic l'lquire- board to pay the cO!ts. This will , wnta. The se.boo) board ln a usually inc1udP transportation. I oommwdty which hu an intere!t If your child is deaf, blind or 1 l in quality echwation and II willing otherwise ll!fiously handicapped, to support auC'h a program usual- . you should investigate the avail- I ly wiD go well beyond the mini· able programs with your local 1 -Hettie Frederick TO THE-·BrG 100TH Meigs Co. Fair--Aug. 13-14~15-16-17 ;:J =~:: ~~M~M:-~ llut Have Similarllasic Provisions T00 ••• on ay. · Jooteu IDd illekle, Athena; Mr. . '!'bole pr!$0DI were: Mr. IDd IDd Mrs, IIDille V. Hayes and By DAVQI NYDJa1: I bt dtrected to the 1<hool board ~·· Weber Wood, Harrison- Kim and Tom, Canton; Mrs. UPI II'Aucolloo ... r 'ltw bu1 you olroukl flrl1 go 1<> tbt ville; May and RuiSell Mallon, Audrey Sauten, Athens; Mrs. i Law• ooverlng education Yary ochool admlnlotrat!oo. Most reAlbany, Ohlo; Mr. >nd Mn. Maxlna Williams and daughter, ~ oomtwhat from llate to t11a1e but queota are bandli!CI by tbt prin· Ronald Dougan 8J!d chlldrel!, Shade; Mr. and Mrs. Garold • they baye almllar proyillQ!III, Par. clpal or superiot•ndent within .,._ Sbade: Rev. and Mn. Frank Hayes, Shade; Mr. and Mro. 1 ents should 11m. aulllcleDt blow· labllsbod poll<leo. Cheesebrew, Middleport; Mr. John Hayeo, Long Bottom; . ledgo o1 them 10 they wiQ under- 11w tranaportatkm Is organii<d 5 Days -- August 13-14-15-16-11 Sund:i- Y Mr. and Mrs. Jvan Wood an visiting his parents: family of Pomeroy, Mr. · The following olflcers were elected fur next year: J)rea). dent, Frank Cheeaebrew; Ylce prealdtnt, Chari" D. Woode; liecretary • treasurer, Colleen :': WS . Ed • v· vermna ucati ~~ ary 1 Kei,th Goble Ford, Inc., 441 S. Third, �' ) ' • • •' • 1(-l TOO.ay'ss.port parade ~:,~a,::;::t... _ __________..,._"!1111___, .... Clilf llemlt, . . " pbll, reiiJiln octiYe Gf tbt feet 111111 lilyl lD - l.lt!!MPitJS, 'l'onn. IUPII - J!lr. lf'll lleaa Ca.-e, the dNa ol D>ep South grtcliroa oftlriall, dll08D!I bol4 wJ1b U,. who claim the ~ llrlllll q( ~ ~ b~ll ~~ .._. II uaocllo boo ........,IJ .LP We~come To The IJA MMER COSTUMES _ "Those Hazy, Lazy, Crazy Days of Summer". costuming is worn by some !Jf the from the summer presentation of the Big Bend Minstrel AssocialtoCn. ree Ne<la Bradford, Louanna Leonard, Brenda Potts, Joan Hewetson and Donna row. e s ow II and Saturday night grandstand feature of the looth Met1s County~~F~a~lr~.;;h,;i-;;i;;-;~-..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• - ~""' sons stopping at our office. lty credit l~r what pay• I Any persons having questions me? about their social security are A, No. Domeotle ....... by • Invited to write, call or visit perenl m the bome of • soa or their social security office. daqbt.er Is not • ...,ered for •• OCiety These ara frequent oneo: clll aecurlly purposes. , Q. I quit farming at the end . Q. 1 go to my daughter s of the year to gel ready to Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Turner .. •. ""'··""·-""'·"''·" ,, , house every day to do the itake my social security. 1 sold and Sherrie and Mrs. Elfie BY WILIJAM p, BARKER houoework and lake care oi loff rverylhing and moved to HooSier were week end guests · 1 he 1 h d thought 1 was going at Wooster. The Turners lllstricl Managrr' Marietta my grandchildren whl e s a 1 '"I I ed her daughter and ~~~ k can 1 get social securrent the p ace, ~ now Questions are asked by per· wor '· a chance to seD at 1 good Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1 heard you can only Mrs. Hoosier visited her 11 =~ $1200 and get your checko. ters. II the sale prevent me from Jack Morris, who has been In getting IOCial security this the service has received da~~ers Fro~hlefthto "~m S·OCJAL 1 SECURITY Old Salem S • News 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ EVERYTHING A. D yea only earn $1l!AIO, IN INSURANCE FOR ALL PEOPLEI WE CARRY THE FINEST IN OLD LINI! COMPANIES 5 BIG DAYS- AUG. 13-14-15-16-17 Davis-Warner 1926 -INSURANCE SERVICE-1963 101 W. 2nd t~~o~u~~~~y WY2·2966 Pomeroy Support Your fairl THE 100TH MEIGS COUNTY FAIR 13 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE -------------------BOTTLED GAS HEATING 0 ean *""" "YOII'.. In U. hlf!J!I., - both u a ~yer tloce here when he's not on the Rutland, 0. Ph. SM 2-4111 brooder· lloliHII at a We Handle All Sizes of Ta'\ks For BoHiecl 9u eoot lbat will .ompete a .. ,_,..,....,.._. ... *. I Mra. Ada llll!ok wu a lflilll . . _......,, .,..,, .... end •llltor of ber dau«hllr, a.rtey. 1111111 . . .re. , • Harlty E. Jol!11101t and Yt. 'ICJIIIIW . 1$ • II tomlty 1 ,.., ..,. ·11!1111 1111 Harley E. .Ill for two -ta Army .loh!llo,IL . . . . J- 113 E. 2nd tn investigate," came the 1nappy PWMBING PROBLEMS? this modem method ot lleatinJ •• '"' • aowl See 01r Cempletellne Of WARM MORNING 94 S HEATERS Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Circle Mr . and Mrs. Paul Smith and of Dorcas called at the home ;Mrs. Robert Smith of Portland of Mrt. Mary Circle on Satur· were supper guests or Mr. and day evening . . 1 Mrs. Dan Smith and lamlly eel· eWS, VeOtS Eunie Brinker and Wrlliam :ebrating the birlhdoy or Tim. Carleton and Dean Barnitz and i Mary Circle keeps very busy - - - - - - - - - ICarol Ann Barnit.z of Pomeroy ,with her little pgis. She has Dale Warner o!SyriiCU.Be call- Ispent Sunday with Mr. and plenty of nice ones for sale. rAIR SfiUf' THIS IS THE 'BIG ONE' \.Aiii'W WY 22036 COMPitH PlUMBIN G N E ed on Dean Brinker on Sunday. Mrs. Everett Ours of -Somer- Oink! Oink ! Mr. and Mn. William Perry Iset, Ohio, and Mr . and Mrs. - - - . and children of Hotiand, Ohio, .Or•y Gainer or Hebron. Highest odds ever offered on are spending vacation w II h Maggie Shain of Racine call· Man o·War was 9 to 10. The I Mrs. Mary Circle and Mr. and 0<1 on Mary Circle on Thuesday 1famed rare hor,.. won 20 of his 1 iMrs. George Perry of Dexter. evening. 121 starts, 1 Every Day Of The Fair Is Packed Chock Full Of Interesting Events Of Inter· est To All Members of The family. S Big Days of Fun For Alii AUGUST 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 •••••••• Qhio.Valley.Piumbing-Heating - 132 E. 2nd --------- ·-· --------- EDWARD BAER --~--------· Pomeroy· ------- --------- POMEROY, OHIO -- NOW HEAT YOUR HO,.U WITH · OUR LP GASII Here's A Real Buy For Youl Rutland Furniture STOVI alii TANK 31.23 DOWN-1..00 PER MO. PhoM 1H 2-4111 Rutllftll. Ohio Arnold Grate we_,.., 1¥11 tfhlng . . . .I... llc.Miy wltll afiYI ...,., .... , . . naw? .••• August 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 '-Y- .... THE BEST IN ••• FARM GAS NEEDS Refresh With -Cokel and Heating Service POMEROY When you want to remoclel.r Improve your home, office or business • , • Your Town and Country Shopping Center elnstall ANew Bathroom e Make Needed Plumbing Repaln elnstall ANew Heating System (AMERICAN STANDARD) WHAT HAVE YOU? •• , WI CAN DO • LANDMARK Welcomes You To The Big lOOTH • Complete Une of BMutlful Unlco Appllncet • Farm and Home lletail Delivery of Petroleum Produell eA Feed Por Every farm Nia&f m - KARL GRUESER eeom~CU.Far Your Car eLubrlcatl011 er,r-z. GuoliDI PLUMBING & "EATING WY 2ol974 MINERSVIUI \ SUPER &VIa STAnON - ·' •OJCh•.,. OPEN S4 T DAYS A Meigs Cou~f!lty FAlR·I. ••• THE BEST IVtR · We wish to ~r<ttulott the youth an~ mt..,... of ttte Fair Board 'lJPO!I tht , ece~~~lon of the lig Cent.W Fair wh•'!' ~·ns rutlu~day•.list ~~ , ·-H.:JOb and tbll bit ~vent. · .,, .... RIZER OIL COMPANY R..ulor ond Ethyl Grado GASOLINE Of Highest Oct- Rati"l• Alie hot Grad10 Of LuiM Oil And Ore... For Every Purpo,. C. ..pply Any Typo Installation With 1laflt IIGULAII SCHEDULED DELIVIRY NO RUNNING OUT Of GAS 110 CALLING IN TO ORDIR GAS Mma I'IIINTIO TIC KIT WITH DELtVIItY For Your Winter Requirements On HEATING OIL lilt!' Ott Co. also lfr\llcea with regular schedul41d deliveries - meter printed ticket on each deii.,.,Y -Ciaanut fuel oft available- budget pay plan- to give you smaHest equal paym.nt1 for they.- W. liMp )'Our tank full so you'll have no worries for heat even In mldftt -ther• RIZER OIL """!"~ Atll•-..c.,.•. ' .trOY ~....... :+ ..... Opan f~OO fo.t:CJO ·- ~ o...,, I!OQ !9 .... ~ Pomeroy Insurance For Every Purpose I 117:__eJ 100th ~~~~..---------------------J' left,....,..,*· ·-' :""" ll~~~ ---- . PHONE Have a modern home: modernize ydur -bath and kitchen! Let us plan and install new plumbing fixtures fqr. I!,P·to-date convenience, and all for a lew peilme• a day. We've plans for enhancing any decoratlnJI scheme. Vistt us today! · IP""''"" WY 2·2431 Twenty aeasoM later, only Red reply. - with any IJpe of !uell . . tho firll 10 eniUJ We HaV. 1M T1111csl ----~-.-Mr. and MI'J, Rai'Gid GO* I . at .Cirilenll!r. llr, IIIII r.mtJy ~-- • ' of Middleport auit Mrs. ... !),·~~ were Sunday YII!Wn of their Jb.. a.l a ' ' Mr. and Mn. Uneoln iiiJucbla', ttr h 111111 ' .... , IDependa.le Plu•lina Service Thru The Y,arsl • IIIII 1011 H11 beat your ~omo . . or 500 Gal. LP Gas Systems ---1 llPOI Ollly he Actin ~;f!r':··~~!~ ""'11rJo.. . - . - Social News : AHend The Big lleltnd boltlo4 rat ( · He odmlta that belni , foolbaU I ofJJCW _,, JiwiJI tho be >larled ar - popullr - jail ill oparll.l u a hip ldiaol fii!U>.;k boro ill But be addo: '"111ere'o AOihl"' ~ laO'!· Ht - t on to pla)o I'd rlllller do th.a olfl<iate •i .!!d oftldtl - Newl RUTLAND FURNITURE t.lpf......... lo bo IIIII on the with lllllhof. field/ ' he WI• w tho lllblf>ct. Ht'o b1tn ...,..o....U..,pen -.'. --~~~ :l..:t:Z. ROOd ' lhapt. lla•• ad We Smke w•at We SeUI Sea or Coli p •n.:n, Sentinel, foilleiorM'!MitPIJ"!i 0.! ~ 11. or!&· 'lle!l (!mite hu for llill yearo rib the _ _.. football game." 1 seen the "luldo'' ol loot. luncl lolemphis 'l'lprs prof..- llil reputalioo !Dr lolrnees is ball..-lboa ~ ... ill~~. · knoWII by coacbet ...t players the Soulb over tbe plat throe d01> He uld be got into football of. Ialike. Memphis State coach Billy adea. lie will begin llil 3ZIIclyear lldoUng "jllll by ..,.ldent." <Spooltl Murphy odioed what ~ a referee lido fall, IIIII hll "11 !liD. in mylhlrd fW'. With otl!or. .,.,.,., oald: "When toghth oe8BOII aa lbo au..- 001 tho ,_., 1 couple of Mat Ten- Red's on·lbe flOid, you'•e got no Soulheultm Coo!~ oHidal. lleSIM ochooli called up and technical problems. You know it'o Crltfca who say the game II wanted lour of us to olli<iate a l tair." I losing Ill punclt wiD lind a rellif game foe them," be said. Later But like any olllcial, Rod argument from C.Velle, "lt'o Jm. in tht ye..- he began to his ohare of hedllin from pro•lng every ,...,.. U.JI Red. ref.,.. looal ~1311 sthool game~. and argument. {rom pliyers. "It's better 67r he fans - and Since then he's worked more With a smile, he "'membered It's much aaler.• • gamea than .he could remember one gaiiN! in parlteular when And the "en eolllill& lo eoJ. ID 1U ports of th South, inolud- yoWl& player prolelled a close lege foolhab laaiPI betttt IIlii otaht pooi·Mison !mil games. caD, than ever, ao!cardlii« to the vet. Jn lnl, Rld joined the old "I don't kaow what You•rel •ran offiehll. "'l'bey're better Southern Ofliclali League and In studying," !led told the youtll, trained Ia bllh l<hoolllllllhay're 1914, ha aDd \!1 othl!l'l helped "but It should be Jaw." better ~ • lonn the southeastern Conference "It iJ! - ood whan I graduate I lllpeoill Willi• 0 lly otllelala AIIOCiallon. you·re the first penon I'm going 16 Y ars In BoHied Gas ••• Want A Bottled Gas Hook Up? llJ Cavette, wbo I'UDI 1 ip>rtl good Buy LOCAL Where You Get A PERSONAL TOUCH! ROCkSpnngs , SOCiety , NeWS yea eaa eolloct yoor IN'nellts """Y month. Income from the sale ol ,...r farm wUI not bo ....ldered earnings, so you W8't Uve to count 1 - - - - - - - - thai in addld• to the $1%lll 1• wlot•• you may earn. Sunday School attendance Q. I am a school teacher. Aug. 14 was 82; 11sorne of the other teachers have $27.74. that they applied for so- Mr. and M~. Norman Wyensecurity benefits when they millet and Diane attended the became old enough and thai wedding Gf John Kunrelman they have received benefits Patricia Crawford at the !!&during the summer monlhl ev- cred Heart amrch Saturday since. How is Uris JlOSslble morning. 1\when the)' earn a great deal Mrs. Don PulllDo and more than $1200 a year? Don, ol Columbuo ~ SUnday 11. A beneliclory may reeelve with Mr. and Mrs. W:lllam benelilo f..- any mouth In lord and family. Don remaiJ>. wWcb lie does not ..,. over ed lor a v!J!t. $100 as • elll)ltoyee, • renMr. and Mrs. Richard Harder lllbolaallal oervkes Ia 1 tung and son, Kenneth, of Marbu...,_ ef 1!11 .... H rnal- ietla, ftre guesta of Mr. and ter 11ft ..,. 1111 111a1 ....,.. Mrs. Norman Wyersmlller and tago . . I• 1M yeor. Many daughter, and Mr. and Mrl. teachen ltlve -aneta which Joe Wyersmiller recently. provide for lbelr wockla& lor Mrs. Hugh Bearho visited on oaty alae -flit a year. They Saturday afternoon with are enlilled 18 benefits for E. Hartung at Holze!' hoopital. thooe monlbo ol lbe year In Mr. and Mn. Walter Heilman whlcll IIIey o1n ao1 work and spent Tuesday evening with Mr. bova .. __,.,., aDd Mrl. Joe Wyersmlller. Louanna By"?:• returned. to REDS ROUJN' her IM>me in Columbuo alter NEW YORK (UPJ) -They'll spending a week with her aUDI rollin' out the red carpet and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. WIJ. fall - literally. llam Radford and family. The American Carpel lnltJ. Miss Judy Rlgllthlllllll and bere oald the keynote will Miss Wilma Rlahlh01111t and a deeper hues such a• ruby friend, Ray Paell ol Athens and raspberry red• - and Ill w- rectnt vllltora at the Wy. some atyle groupe, rich pink. orsmlll,. !amUlet, FAIR ,.ld&Oll, • • < ., CO. ~., "YOU'lL LIKE OUB SERVICE" 11•••• Oaue•WY.., , 8fer. ••• 7011-1.- ti; 11111111• Mto1 ' ~~te.._..,. �' ) ' • • •' • 1(-l TOO.ay'ss.port parade ~:,~a,::;::t... _ __________..,._"!1111___, .... Clilf llemlt, . . " pbll, reiiJiln octiYe Gf tbt feet 111111 lilyl lD - l.lt!!MPitJS, 'l'onn. IUPII - J!lr. lf'll lleaa Ca.-e, the dNa ol D>ep South grtcliroa oftlriall, dll08D!I bol4 wJ1b U,. who claim the ~ llrlllll q( ~ ~ b~ll ~~ .._. II uaocllo boo ........,IJ .LP We~come To The IJA MMER COSTUMES _ "Those Hazy, Lazy, Crazy Days of Summer". costuming is worn by some !Jf the from the summer presentation of the Big Bend Minstrel AssocialtoCn. ree Ne<la Bradford, Louanna Leonard, Brenda Potts, Joan Hewetson and Donna row. e s ow II and Saturday night grandstand feature of the looth Met1s County~~F~a~lr~.;;h,;i-;;i;;-;~-..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• - ~""' sons stopping at our office. lty credit l~r what pay• I Any persons having questions me? about their social security are A, No. Domeotle ....... by • Invited to write, call or visit perenl m the bome of • soa or their social security office. daqbt.er Is not • ...,ered for •• OCiety These ara frequent oneo: clll aecurlly purposes. , Q. I quit farming at the end . Q. 1 go to my daughter s of the year to gel ready to Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Turner .. •. ""'··""·-""'·"''·" ,, , house every day to do the itake my social security. 1 sold and Sherrie and Mrs. Elfie BY WILIJAM p, BARKER houoework and lake care oi loff rverylhing and moved to HooSier were week end guests · 1 he 1 h d thought 1 was going at Wooster. The Turners lllstricl Managrr' Marietta my grandchildren whl e s a 1 '"I I ed her daughter and ~~~ k can 1 get social securrent the p ace, ~ now Questions are asked by per· wor '· a chance to seD at 1 good Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1 heard you can only Mrs. Hoosier visited her 11 =~ $1200 and get your checko. ters. II the sale prevent me from Jack Morris, who has been In getting IOCial security this the service has received da~~ers Fro~hlefthto "~m S·OCJAL 1 SECURITY Old Salem S • News 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ EVERYTHING A. D yea only earn $1l!AIO, IN INSURANCE FOR ALL PEOPLEI WE CARRY THE FINEST IN OLD LINI! COMPANIES 5 BIG DAYS- AUG. 13-14-15-16-17 Davis-Warner 1926 -INSURANCE SERVICE-1963 101 W. 2nd t~~o~u~~~~y WY2·2966 Pomeroy Support Your fairl THE 100TH MEIGS COUNTY FAIR 13 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE -------------------BOTTLED GAS HEATING 0 ean *""" "YOII'.. In U. hlf!J!I., - both u a ~yer tloce here when he's not on the Rutland, 0. Ph. SM 2-4111 brooder· lloliHII at a We Handle All Sizes of Ta'\ks For BoHiecl 9u eoot lbat will .ompete a .. ,_,..,....,.._. ... *. I Mra. Ada llll!ok wu a lflilll . . _......,, .,..,, .... end •llltor of ber dau«hllr, a.rtey. 1111111 . . .re. , • Harlty E. Jol!11101t and Yt. 'ICJIIIIW . 1$ • II tomlty 1 ,.., ..,. ·11!1111 1111 Harley E. .Ill for two -ta Army .loh!llo,IL . . . . J- 113 E. 2nd tn investigate," came the 1nappy PWMBING PROBLEMS? this modem method ot lleatinJ •• '"' • aowl See 01r Cempletellne Of WARM MORNING 94 S HEATERS Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Circle Mr . and Mrs. Paul Smith and of Dorcas called at the home ;Mrs. Robert Smith of Portland of Mrt. Mary Circle on Satur· were supper guests or Mr. and day evening . . 1 Mrs. Dan Smith and lamlly eel· eWS, VeOtS Eunie Brinker and Wrlliam :ebrating the birlhdoy or Tim. Carleton and Dean Barnitz and i Mary Circle keeps very busy - - - - - - - - - ICarol Ann Barnit.z of Pomeroy ,with her little pgis. She has Dale Warner o!SyriiCU.Be call- Ispent Sunday with Mr. and plenty of nice ones for sale. rAIR SfiUf' THIS IS THE 'BIG ONE' \.Aiii'W WY 22036 COMPitH PlUMBIN G N E ed on Dean Brinker on Sunday. Mrs. Everett Ours of -Somer- Oink! Oink ! Mr. and Mn. William Perry Iset, Ohio, and Mr . and Mrs. - - - . and children of Hotiand, Ohio, .Or•y Gainer or Hebron. Highest odds ever offered on are spending vacation w II h Maggie Shain of Racine call· Man o·War was 9 to 10. The I Mrs. Mary Circle and Mr. and 0<1 on Mary Circle on Thuesday 1famed rare hor,.. won 20 of his 1 iMrs. George Perry of Dexter. evening. 121 starts, 1 Every Day Of The Fair Is Packed Chock Full Of Interesting Events Of Inter· est To All Members of The family. S Big Days of Fun For Alii AUGUST 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 •••••••• Qhio.Valley.Piumbing-Heating - 132 E. 2nd --------- ·-· --------- EDWARD BAER --~--------· Pomeroy· ------- --------- POMEROY, OHIO -- NOW HEAT YOUR HO,.U WITH · OUR LP GASII Here's A Real Buy For Youl Rutland Furniture STOVI alii TANK 31.23 DOWN-1..00 PER MO. PhoM 1H 2-4111 Rutllftll. Ohio Arnold Grate we_,.., 1¥11 tfhlng . . . .I... llc.Miy wltll afiYI ...,., .... , . . naw? .••• August 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 '-Y- .... THE BEST IN ••• FARM GAS NEEDS Refresh With -Cokel and Heating Service POMEROY When you want to remoclel.r Improve your home, office or business • , • Your Town and Country Shopping Center elnstall ANew Bathroom e Make Needed Plumbing Repaln elnstall ANew Heating System (AMERICAN STANDARD) WHAT HAVE YOU? •• , WI CAN DO • LANDMARK Welcomes You To The Big lOOTH • Complete Une of BMutlful Unlco Appllncet • Farm and Home lletail Delivery of Petroleum Produell eA Feed Por Every farm Nia&f m - KARL GRUESER eeom~CU.Far Your Car eLubrlcatl011 er,r-z. GuoliDI PLUMBING & "EATING WY 2ol974 MINERSVIUI \ SUPER &VIa STAnON - ·' •OJCh•.,. OPEN S4 T DAYS A Meigs Cou~f!lty FAlR·I. ••• THE BEST IVtR · We wish to ~r<ttulott the youth an~ mt..,... of ttte Fair Board 'lJPO!I tht , ece~~~lon of the lig Cent.W Fair wh•'!' ~·ns rutlu~day•.list ~~ , ·-H.:JOb and tbll bit ~vent. · .,, .... RIZER OIL COMPANY R..ulor ond Ethyl Grado GASOLINE Of Highest Oct- Rati"l• Alie hot Grad10 Of LuiM Oil And Ore... For Every Purpo,. C. ..pply Any Typo Installation With 1laflt IIGULAII SCHEDULED DELIVIRY NO RUNNING OUT Of GAS 110 CALLING IN TO ORDIR GAS Mma I'IIINTIO TIC KIT WITH DELtVIItY For Your Winter Requirements On HEATING OIL lilt!' Ott Co. also lfr\llcea with regular schedul41d deliveries - meter printed ticket on each deii.,.,Y -Ciaanut fuel oft available- budget pay plan- to give you smaHest equal paym.nt1 for they.- W. liMp )'Our tank full so you'll have no worries for heat even In mldftt -ther• RIZER OIL """!"~ Atll•-..c.,.•. ' .trOY ~....... :+ ..... Opan f~OO fo.t:CJO ·- ~ o...,, I!OQ !9 .... ~ Pomeroy Insurance For Every Purpose I 117:__eJ 100th ~~~~..---------------------J' left,....,..,*· ·-' :""" ll~~~ ---- . PHONE Have a modern home: modernize ydur -bath and kitchen! Let us plan and install new plumbing fixtures fqr. I!,P·to-date convenience, and all for a lew peilme• a day. We've plans for enhancing any decoratlnJI scheme. Vistt us today! · IP""''"" WY 2·2431 Twenty aeasoM later, only Red reply. - with any IJpe of !uell . . tho firll 10 eniUJ We HaV. 1M T1111csl ----~-.-Mr. and MI'J, Rai'Gid GO* I . at .Cirilenll!r. llr, IIIII r.mtJy ~-- • ' of Middleport auit Mrs. ... !),·~~ were Sunday YII!Wn of their Jb.. a.l a ' ' Mr. and Mn. Uneoln iiiJucbla', ttr h 111111 ' .... , IDependa.le Plu•lina Service Thru The Y,arsl • IIIII 1011 H11 beat your ~omo . . or 500 Gal. LP Gas Systems ---1 llPOI Ollly he Actin ~;f!r':··~~!~ ""'11rJo.. . - . - Social News : AHend The Big lleltnd boltlo4 rat ( · He odmlta that belni , foolbaU I ofJJCW _,, JiwiJI tho be >larled ar - popullr - jail ill oparll.l u a hip ldiaol fii!U>.;k boro ill But be addo: '"111ere'o AOihl"' ~ laO'!· Ht - t on to pla)o I'd rlllller do th.a olfl<iate •i .!!d oftldtl - Newl RUTLAND FURNITURE t.lpf......... lo bo IIIII on the with lllllhof. field/ ' he WI• w tho lllblf>ct. Ht'o b1tn ...,..o....U..,pen -.'. --~~~ :l..:t:Z. ROOd ' lhapt. lla•• ad We Smke w•at We SeUI Sea or Coli p •n.:n, Sentinel, foilleiorM'!MitPIJ"!i 0.! ~ 11. or!&· 'lle!l (!mite hu for llill yearo rib the _ _.. football game." 1 seen the "luldo'' ol loot. luncl lolemphis 'l'lprs prof..- llil reputalioo !Dr lolrnees is ball..-lboa ~ ... ill~~. · knoWII by coacbet ...t players the Soulb over tbe plat throe d01> He uld be got into football of. Ialike. Memphis State coach Billy adea. lie will begin llil 3ZIIclyear lldoUng "jllll by ..,.ldent." <Spooltl Murphy odioed what ~ a referee lido fall, IIIII hll "11 !liD. in mylhlrd fW'. With otl!or. .,.,.,., oald: "When toghth oe8BOII aa lbo au..- 001 tho ,_., 1 couple of Mat Ten- Red's on·lbe flOid, you'•e got no Soulheultm Coo!~ oHidal. lleSIM ochooli called up and technical problems. You know it'o Crltfca who say the game II wanted lour of us to olli<iate a l tair." I losing Ill punclt wiD lind a rellif game foe them," be said. Later But like any olllcial, Rod argument from C.Velle, "lt'o Jm. in tht ye..- he began to his ohare of hedllin from pro•lng every ,...,.. U.JI Red. ref.,.. looal ~1311 sthool game~. and argument. {rom pliyers. "It's better 67r he fans - and Since then he's worked more With a smile, he "'membered It's much aaler.• • gamea than .he could remember one gaiiN! in parlteular when And the "en eolllill& lo eoJ. ID 1U ports of th South, inolud- yoWl& player prolelled a close lege foolhab laaiPI betttt IIlii otaht pooi·Mison !mil games. caD, than ever, ao!cardlii« to the vet. Jn lnl, Rld joined the old "I don't kaow what You•rel •ran offiehll. "'l'bey're better Southern Ofliclali League and In studying," !led told the youtll, trained Ia bllh l<hoolllllllhay're 1914, ha aDd \!1 othl!l'l helped "but It should be Jaw." better ~ • lonn the southeastern Conference "It iJ! - ood whan I graduate I lllpeoill Willi• 0 lly otllelala AIIOCiallon. you·re the first penon I'm going 16 Y ars In BoHied Gas ••• Want A Bottled Gas Hook Up? llJ Cavette, wbo I'UDI 1 ip>rtl good Buy LOCAL Where You Get A PERSONAL TOUCH! ROCkSpnngs , SOCiety , NeWS yea eaa eolloct yoor IN'nellts """Y month. Income from the sale ol ,...r farm wUI not bo ....ldered earnings, so you W8't Uve to count 1 - - - - - - - - thai in addld• to the $1%lll 1• wlot•• you may earn. Sunday School attendance Q. I am a school teacher. Aug. 14 was 82; 11sorne of the other teachers have $27.74. that they applied for so- Mr. and M~. Norman Wyensecurity benefits when they millet and Diane attended the became old enough and thai wedding Gf John Kunrelman they have received benefits Patricia Crawford at the !!&during the summer monlhl ev- cred Heart amrch Saturday since. How is Uris JlOSslble morning. 1\when the)' earn a great deal Mrs. Don PulllDo and more than $1200 a year? Don, ol Columbuo ~ SUnday 11. A beneliclory may reeelve with Mr. and Mrs. W:lllam benelilo f..- any mouth In lord and family. Don remaiJ>. wWcb lie does not ..,. over ed lor a v!J!t. $100 as • elll)ltoyee, • renMr. and Mrs. Richard Harder lllbolaallal oervkes Ia 1 tung and son, Kenneth, of Marbu...,_ ef 1!11 .... H rnal- ietla, ftre guesta of Mr. and ter 11ft ..,. 1111 111a1 ....,.. Mrs. Norman Wyersmlller and tago . . I• 1M yeor. Many daughter, and Mr. and Mrl. teachen ltlve -aneta which Joe Wyersmiller recently. provide for lbelr wockla& lor Mrs. Hugh Bearho visited on oaty alae -flit a year. They Saturday afternoon with are enlilled 18 benefits for E. Hartung at Holze!' hoopital. thooe monlbo ol lbe year In Mr. and Mn. Walter Heilman whlcll IIIey o1n ao1 work and spent Tuesday evening with Mr. bova .. __,.,., aDd Mrl. Joe Wyersmlller. Louanna By"?:• returned. to REDS ROUJN' her IM>me in Columbuo alter NEW YORK (UPJ) -They'll spending a week with her aUDI rollin' out the red carpet and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. WIJ. fall - literally. llam Radford and family. The American Carpel lnltJ. Miss Judy Rlgllthlllllll and bere oald the keynote will Miss Wilma Rlahlh01111t and a deeper hues such a• ruby friend, Ray Paell ol Athens and raspberry red• - and Ill w- rectnt vllltora at the Wy. some atyle groupe, rich pink. orsmlll,. !amUlet, FAIR ,.ld&Oll, • • < ., CO. ~., "YOU'lL LIKE OUB SERVICE" 11•••• Oaue•WY.., , 8fer. ••• 7011-1.- ti; 11111111• Mto1 ' ~~te.._..,. �\ .~ . . ) I 211'D8lt, Sentinel, Pomerov-'!lddkport. 0., Aug. 10, !INISJ Honors Winner Visits Family f.-Columbia At Rutland SQciety News Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hayes had as tbelr gnesta lor the week· """·;,11 end their daughter and family , Mr. and Mrs. John Dyke and fa•nlly of Fairborn . had just returned from ' ' ~ -t · • • the lntmlllUmal Air Show ltJRutlancHilgh aebool. I Rockford. Ulinols, where Mr. Dyke toolr the lllgbett horw1n i awarded this year tor his Dyke .POW! ·THE BOllS · Delta plane he finished build· . TOKYO (UP!) - At an el••i lng last year. He also received trical oompany In Japan. ••• a watch lor hil' W1118Ual design. greulve employes are lnvb• l Don Hayes. Rt. 1. ~::,.:low off steam againll the" port, accompanied them. on this · . trip whit.. their daughter, LJn. Tbey go fo • place called the da ,. stayed witb her grandpar· Humaa ~trot Room •""" •. enls, Mr. and Mro.. Hayes~ and stuffed olflgy of lbe.bou lwla.• Sherry and Joy, Mr. and Mrs. -for punching or stabbing with are both graduates of ' a 'bamboo pole. •' Let's All 6o To Jhe · Big 100th .. - C: attend•: hP WE DO CUSTOM GRINDING TONY FOWLER, Owner-Operator MIDDI.EPORT, 0. TO RAYE FLOAT de 1 b t .f..H Gar· ,. ~ .~~ ~~u:r~ay lt nlal Parade 1 the nteJ>1 County Fair1\le54j•y at 3 p.m. The Junior Twlllllh 1 IUfferedafler a tnMra. hlp inSpenctr a fall .tlortly her toth blrtltdly but lite has most unbell~lngly recuperated to tilt polnl where 1111 can walk ' oround In her son'• houR trailer with a wlllrar. Mrs. Spencer All Slzes4's-6's-8's-12's Also-4x4x16 eBird Soeda e Oyster Shell• ond Grit eFertlllzers eLiml • Cement & Mort•r eStock Salt eWoter Softener DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY eRoofl111 • BLETNER BLOCK eRecl Brand Telephone n3-5S41 Fencl"' eloler ... WELCOME TO MEIGS COUNTY'S CENTENNIAL FAIR IInder Twine eSpraya eTable MHI eLitters eVoccinM 1868-1963 CEMENT AND MORTAR ePolnts Salt Meigs County's Oldest and Largest Insurance Agency 1nd lx4lr16 block• ALuMINUM WINDOWS .s..... eRetMcll• SOHIO-HiAT FUEL OILS eFARM GASOLINE eLUBRICANTS SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS Ph- WY2-2115 Guam, Puer!D Rico and the PhJUpplnes were ceded to the . S. by Spain undt>r the Treaty of Parla In 1898. WELCOME Dlam<md If. Pomeroy, Ohio -. Mulberry Ave. lOOTH on a hand For A Successful fAIRf - -- - - · - - -- 1~·~~~=:1 Pomeroy with 1 buggy. Sht virtually dll8 gathered her own Uvtna the (!I'OIIIId "'" ' fields for years, aald one descm~ant.j The· aged rural county """'"' aiiiO loved to diiDCe. 8 h Ji"'lntlJnuad to kick up a jig every ~ then unW after , b t If ~~==~ the fractured hlp. Mrs. 1/ ha1 a Jaoob na~•k, 110. of Rt. I, · wha 1tW "very spry." Mra. Spencer was In bar before she had ever been treat- I by a physician. Until that Dma •ha ~aya had prepared OWD medocaUono from snake moot. yellow root and other BROWN'S 'lbousb Mrs. Spencer says she Is not "quite ready" for another hundred years, she Is •tlll very friendly and enjoys a llla•ugh. Before permitting me a phOto she hurriedly start· primping like any ledy would. She also adtinitt•ed she enjoys rock 'u roll mualc usually watches the Am1er· • baadstand show on lelevi· Bottle Gas GALEN 5. BROWN WY2-2166 POMEROY, OHIO Mr•. Etta Spencer: 1 00 Year• Old Too! · '"To what d1 you owe your long Ao our conversation ended, 1 life?" ~~~_lhlfler_the usual_ question, • Her reply, "Hard work and Laurel Cliff tess to _the Laurel Cliff Health ILew~-and Char;es-·Mrs - G· !r----------==== good Lord." iiiiiiiiii:iii IClub W1th Mr 1 w 11 · · eor co-hostess Se s. t ra e man, gla Diehl, were recent callers I · ven een members !of Mr. and Mrs Lee F e1 ---------- ~ answered roll call. Guests song Glouster · og • News, Events The Store of Better Furni~ure AUG. 13 14-15 16-17 ' and peddled We have two young men In • community who believe In physical fitness. Leonard Ly. and Bennett ROush, blcycl· lo Alb0111 and returned the "···-· day, a distance of 50 miles. Mrs. Nellie Tracy was hos· STANDARD OIL CO. ·. Four THE BIG TO THE ' BEST' WISHES lrl::..::;a Dog Foods - Flour - Ingredients MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL Army PP'C , _ L., c.,; Jr., wl!oM (lldflllf UY• Ill lo inb. ih;'d.,- e RED ROSE e TUXEDO MASTER MIX & MASTER MADE ' I'""" e SURE WIN Centennial Fair . IN iWDT 11'111D S:: You've waited for It . . . starts nen week, the high spot of the summer ... The Big Centennial Fair. Support our youtb by attending. Brinl the family . . . 5 big days this year. Meigs I IIY BOB WINGETT A .... day .. ICbCuletl A crowllinx !Ouch Ifill be add- IIQ. Sptocer llltiiOI far ll:lllllllllted to lflletJd tile lab' UJl. 1ow whoa Ill OCJI)' a few e<t to th~ Me1 11 CoooiJ F 11 r frlltldl ""'. back. C• ·•nnipl Pando 1\IN!IIy af·., to ll\la!ir ~= will pfll, ~ for . .tOIIIOWhal lfrnoon II a· gray-haired treat- Pl117 -111 • blnbde1 '*'! of,ilt.viDf, Mrt. Speocer ·-r' dmotller named Mn. Elll Cedi .....~bot::' of .her 1011, IIIII lila load haaltl!. Sbt loves Sp.· ~r 1.o Jll'tHIIt. w,.......,., lbt T n u 10 waleh tatnM, aapeclally ... , ,. Spotlter. t h 1 o!dnl ~IIIII' 1be MI. Her- "Liula." kr"wn living resident of Meigs The event· will 1111 She wu DWTied al the ace 0 I'll Of•·, Will be colebratlnJ· her 8 - party wltli ID p t D of 2; to Jolin EdQrd ~r, r.nt•nnllll year just Uke I h • td from t-4 .... ..,trr.~tt~t blvll- I eoopar ""' bqkfl weaver, Ir • ~"' p.111. wbo pa...,.t IWIY In !Me. Jle. Mra. Spai-......... bon lldu "-'' .... -~ ha she will be one hundred !HN AII&Uit l2 1111 In Bedlonl : . """"• ..,. •· ..,..._ I nl<f • · Mondav. tht 111110 fian. ablp ·at bu 11town. :~notlw Uvluc 1011, Qlorla of in• when aetlvllles wlll ltul 11ft waya Bultu. 1 bll fair goer: a• he loil'f!l'ound•. '111t elderly Meigs native "' Mrs. · Spencor IBid thll • .., remember attendilllll lha wneted for 50 ''" rna•· able to the Molts county fair •• juat a tten...,ger and lair awhile 1\lesta, ~ :unectrt. 9ht reealll, "We top wq" for a week were " ... nartlel!lllt In tile _ _. to liar! out •t dllybreu • • .--•, wlllr to tilt fair o+owq ""'- •·· a1 Howover,· no definite lll'llllge- dark. We opent ID ID '-.iti:.,..<tr.... wayl been I m•nto lor bor pre,_ han fPY·IIb way - " ' - around ' • " aald 7f.yur-old Cec:U boon !~lllleed. llld meot~n~ hll IIIOIIter. Durln1 tilt de.. _ Mrs. Sptneer wo v e Dally ~lltbtel, Pomeroy·Mlcl~ o., Allf U, .;.."lllllvt"' Meigs ·County Fair Nexf Week WELCOME TO THE ~frs. Etta Spencer Is .CentetmialiSfUerself In 1963 \ Volues! were Becky Wright and Mrs Riebel, Pomeroy. · :PIE IN Rev Eu H'll SKY ed h;; a gene I has receiv· l NEW YORK (lJPI) -It will year a/~~:""~/0~ ano~ ' be somo time before astronauts 1Will have to cook their own 0 Church Mr and M j meals m outer space, but you and M brs.l H wls Wlilllams may be having a problem In . · a 0 ayes o Pom- 1high-altitude baking at eroy recently called on Mr. [mountain retreat thl your and Mrs Von/on Howell s summer. M · . · ,The Gas Appliance Manufac· IIunobruss. NannJe Hysell of Col· j turers A.!lsociatlon, which makes I; was a recent gnest of a study of such things has Ibis ~andand~Lew Diehl, f advice on cooking in hlgh places 1 ' _ _·_ __ ! r.;, Mrs S BIG DAYSJ August 13th thru 17th We'll See You There s. Harmon FOJ where the air pressure is US- . span! ~ day at their home J ually lower than at sea level. HansfordeyWJe~ Saturday for lln baking, GAMA suggests, us~ Mr ' • a. . less baking powder and su.,.r . and Mrs. Pearl Parker and increase all llquid meas~tly caU_ed oo Otho Rad- urements to prevent cake and . and Lillie Moms, Syra- pte failures. Mpst package mix· / M• es Incorporate necessary ad· r. and Mrs. Cbarles Diehl, just menlo In their inslructl oos. :,'! See The Dependables.. Mix W1rd Your Natlenwidt Min lays: .. Meigs County Fair 19,5P 1960 t96l . ; ·t962 Attend the Fair! - Quality Furniture Hotpoint Appliances Zenith Radios and TV " ... ~ .. ' 2~Row(om i·. PlCKIN'$ ,' ROCKSPRINGS • e • (NEW 1964 MODELS) · CQNT~r ·· e Pnllmwg UYiug Room Furultun • Foz Early Amerlcau Maple Uving Room Furniture • All Acce810rlel For Your Home eMobawk Wall-to-Wall carp.UU, -Ezpert lilltlllMiou FAIRGROUNDS eTral.., 11n1ee Mon ,_ '"'" "" eNO DOWN I'AYMINT Cany Our Own AUG. 13-14-15-16-17 ._..nit W• ON DISPLAY AT THE ·FAIR ON E-STOP-CONVENI ENC Why not bUy_iiiiWIJift lhe modtrn. ..,1 low<1111 way I With Natiouwide IArwum, you haw 108 diffenu• CXIftrapt .10 ch,_ f.rom _ you deal ditecdy with ; - - lpiiL s.,. time aod _,-b)' all!.... MAX ·WARD . 115 E. 2nd WY. 2-2460 , ' Get The Job Done Quicker Ancl More EcOIOIIIical Willi A... DODGE TRUCK· pomaroy "t ., : . the ELECTRIC co. COL.UM•u• AND eOI.ITH&ItN OHIO &L.&CTittC COM,.AN."T BUILT BY DODGE ure ~eH.Rawlings , I. ,, :1 ~'Ohio's $ons Co. ~ ~ Daaf"f' .._.T~OHjo ' -· -,. :6 �\ .~ . . ) I 211'D8lt, Sentinel, Pomerov-'!lddkport. 0., Aug. 10, !INISJ Honors Winner Visits Family f.-Columbia At Rutland SQciety News Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hayes had as tbelr gnesta lor the week· """·;,11 end their daughter and family , Mr. and Mrs. John Dyke and fa•nlly of Fairborn . had just returned from ' ' ~ -t · • • the lntmlllUmal Air Show ltJRutlancHilgh aebool. I Rockford. Ulinols, where Mr. Dyke toolr the lllgbett horw1n i awarded this year tor his Dyke .POW! ·THE BOllS · Delta plane he finished build· . TOKYO (UP!) - At an el••i lng last year. He also received trical oompany In Japan. ••• a watch lor hil' W1118Ual design. greulve employes are lnvb• l Don Hayes. Rt. 1. ~::,.:low off steam againll the" port, accompanied them. on this · . trip whit.. their daughter, LJn. Tbey go fo • place called the da ,. stayed witb her grandpar· Humaa ~trot Room •""" •. enls, Mr. and Mro.. Hayes~ and stuffed olflgy of lbe.bou lwla.• Sherry and Joy, Mr. and Mrs. -for punching or stabbing with are both graduates of ' a 'bamboo pole. •' Let's All 6o To Jhe · Big 100th .. - C: attend•: hP WE DO CUSTOM GRINDING TONY FOWLER, Owner-Operator MIDDI.EPORT, 0. TO RAYE FLOAT de 1 b t .f..H Gar· ,. ~ .~~ ~~u:r~ay lt nlal Parade 1 the nteJ>1 County Fair1\le54j•y at 3 p.m. The Junior Twlllllh 1 IUfferedafler a tnMra. hlp inSpenctr a fall .tlortly her toth blrtltdly but lite has most unbell~lngly recuperated to tilt polnl where 1111 can walk ' oround In her son'• houR trailer with a wlllrar. Mrs. Spencer All Slzes4's-6's-8's-12's Also-4x4x16 eBird Soeda e Oyster Shell• ond Grit eFertlllzers eLiml • Cement & Mort•r eStock Salt eWoter Softener DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY eRoofl111 • BLETNER BLOCK eRecl Brand Telephone n3-5S41 Fencl"' eloler ... WELCOME TO MEIGS COUNTY'S CENTENNIAL FAIR IInder Twine eSpraya eTable MHI eLitters eVoccinM 1868-1963 CEMENT AND MORTAR ePolnts Salt Meigs County's Oldest and Largest Insurance Agency 1nd lx4lr16 block• ALuMINUM WINDOWS .s..... eRetMcll• SOHIO-HiAT FUEL OILS eFARM GASOLINE eLUBRICANTS SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS Ph- WY2-2115 Guam, Puer!D Rico and the PhJUpplnes were ceded to the . S. by Spain undt>r the Treaty of Parla In 1898. WELCOME Dlam<md If. Pomeroy, Ohio -. Mulberry Ave. lOOTH on a hand For A Successful fAIRf - -- - - · - - -- 1~·~~~=:1 Pomeroy with 1 buggy. Sht virtually dll8 gathered her own Uvtna the (!I'OIIIId "'" ' fields for years, aald one descm~ant.j The· aged rural county """'"' aiiiO loved to diiDCe. 8 h Ji"'lntlJnuad to kick up a jig every ~ then unW after , b t If ~~==~ the fractured hlp. Mrs. 1/ ha1 a Jaoob na~•k, 110. of Rt. I, · wha 1tW "very spry." Mra. Spencer was In bar before she had ever been treat- I by a physician. Until that Dma •ha ~aya had prepared OWD medocaUono from snake moot. yellow root and other BROWN'S 'lbousb Mrs. Spencer says she Is not "quite ready" for another hundred years, she Is •tlll very friendly and enjoys a llla•ugh. Before permitting me a phOto she hurriedly start· primping like any ledy would. She also adtinitt•ed she enjoys rock 'u roll mualc usually watches the Am1er· • baadstand show on lelevi· Bottle Gas GALEN 5. BROWN WY2-2166 POMEROY, OHIO Mr•. Etta Spencer: 1 00 Year• Old Too! · '"To what d1 you owe your long Ao our conversation ended, 1 life?" ~~~_lhlfler_the usual_ question, • Her reply, "Hard work and Laurel Cliff tess to _the Laurel Cliff Health ILew~-and Char;es-·Mrs - G· !r----------==== good Lord." iiiiiiiiii:iii IClub W1th Mr 1 w 11 · · eor co-hostess Se s. t ra e man, gla Diehl, were recent callers I · ven een members !of Mr. and Mrs Lee F e1 ---------- ~ answered roll call. Guests song Glouster · og • News, Events The Store of Better Furni~ure AUG. 13 14-15 16-17 ' and peddled We have two young men In • community who believe In physical fitness. Leonard Ly. and Bennett ROush, blcycl· lo Alb0111 and returned the "···-· day, a distance of 50 miles. Mrs. Nellie Tracy was hos· STANDARD OIL CO. ·. Four THE BIG TO THE ' BEST' WISHES lrl::..::;a Dog Foods - Flour - Ingredients MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL Army PP'C , _ L., c.,; Jr., wl!oM (lldflllf UY• Ill lo inb. ih;'d.,- e RED ROSE e TUXEDO MASTER MIX & MASTER MADE ' I'""" e SURE WIN Centennial Fair . IN iWDT 11'111D S:: You've waited for It . . . starts nen week, the high spot of the summer ... The Big Centennial Fair. Support our youtb by attending. Brinl the family . . . 5 big days this year. Meigs I IIY BOB WINGETT A .... day .. ICbCuletl A crowllinx !Ouch Ifill be add- IIQ. Sptocer llltiiOI far ll:lllllllllted to lflletJd tile lab' UJl. 1ow whoa Ill OCJI)' a few e<t to th~ Me1 11 CoooiJ F 11 r frlltldl ""'. back. C• ·•nnipl Pando 1\IN!IIy af·., to ll\la!ir ~= will pfll, ~ for . .tOIIIOWhal lfrnoon II a· gray-haired treat- Pl117 -111 • blnbde1 '*'! of,ilt.viDf, Mrt. Speocer ·-r' dmotller named Mn. Elll Cedi .....~bot::' of .her 1011, IIIII lila load haaltl!. Sbt loves Sp.· ~r 1.o Jll'tHIIt. w,.......,., lbt T n u 10 waleh tatnM, aapeclally ... , ,. Spotlter. t h 1 o!dnl ~IIIII' 1be MI. Her- "Liula." kr"wn living resident of Meigs The event· will 1111 She wu DWTied al the ace 0 I'll Of•·, Will be colebratlnJ· her 8 - party wltli ID p t D of 2; to Jolin EdQrd ~r, r.nt•nnllll year just Uke I h • td from t-4 .... ..,trr.~tt~t blvll- I eoopar ""' bqkfl weaver, Ir • ~"' p.111. wbo pa...,.t IWIY In !Me. Jle. Mra. Spai-......... bon lldu "-'' .... -~ ha she will be one hundred !HN AII&Uit l2 1111 In Bedlonl : . """"• ..,. •· ..,..._ I nl<f • · Mondav. tht 111110 fian. ablp ·at bu 11town. :~notlw Uvluc 1011, Qlorla of in• when aetlvllles wlll ltul 11ft waya Bultu. 1 bll fair goer: a• he loil'f!l'ound•. '111t elderly Meigs native "' Mrs. · Spencor IBid thll • .., remember attendilllll lha wneted for 50 ''" rna•· able to the Molts county fair •• juat a tten...,ger and lair awhile 1\lesta, ~ :unectrt. 9ht reealll, "We top wq" for a week were " ... nartlel!lllt In tile _ _. to liar! out •t dllybreu • • .--•, wlllr to tilt fair o+owq ""'- •·· a1 Howover,· no definite lll'llllge- dark. We opent ID ID '-.iti:.,..<tr.... wayl been I m•nto lor bor pre,_ han fPY·IIb way - " ' - around ' • " aald 7f.yur-old Cec:U boon !~lllleed. llld meot~n~ hll IIIOIIter. Durln1 tilt de.. _ Mrs. Sptneer wo v e Dally ~lltbtel, Pomeroy·Mlcl~ o., Allf U, .;.."lllllvt"' Meigs ·County Fair Nexf Week WELCOME TO THE ~frs. Etta Spencer Is .CentetmialiSfUerself In 1963 \ Volues! were Becky Wright and Mrs Riebel, Pomeroy. · :PIE IN Rev Eu H'll SKY ed h;; a gene I has receiv· l NEW YORK (lJPI) -It will year a/~~:""~/0~ ano~ ' be somo time before astronauts 1Will have to cook their own 0 Church Mr and M j meals m outer space, but you and M brs.l H wls Wlilllams may be having a problem In . · a 0 ayes o Pom- 1high-altitude baking at eroy recently called on Mr. [mountain retreat thl your and Mrs Von/on Howell s summer. M · . · ,The Gas Appliance Manufac· IIunobruss. NannJe Hysell of Col· j turers A.!lsociatlon, which makes I; was a recent gnest of a study of such things has Ibis ~andand~Lew Diehl, f advice on cooking in hlgh places 1 ' _ _·_ __ ! r.;, Mrs S BIG DAYSJ August 13th thru 17th We'll See You There s. Harmon FOJ where the air pressure is US- . span! ~ day at their home J ually lower than at sea level. HansfordeyWJe~ Saturday for lln baking, GAMA suggests, us~ Mr ' • a. . less baking powder and su.,.r . and Mrs. Pearl Parker and increase all llquid meas~tly caU_ed oo Otho Rad- urements to prevent cake and . and Lillie Moms, Syra- pte failures. Mpst package mix· / M• es Incorporate necessary ad· r. and Mrs. Cbarles Diehl, just menlo In their inslructl oos. :,'! See The Dependables.. Mix W1rd Your Natlenwidt Min lays: .. Meigs County Fair 19,5P 1960 t96l . ; ·t962 Attend the Fair! - Quality Furniture Hotpoint Appliances Zenith Radios and TV " ... ~ .. ' 2~Row(om i·. PlCKIN'$ ,' ROCKSPRINGS • e • (NEW 1964 MODELS) · CQNT~r ·· e Pnllmwg UYiug Room Furultun • Foz Early Amerlcau Maple Uving Room Furniture • All Acce810rlel For Your Home eMobawk Wall-to-Wall carp.UU, -Ezpert lilltlllMiou FAIRGROUNDS eTral.., 11n1ee Mon ,_ '"'" "" eNO DOWN I'AYMINT Cany Our Own AUG. 13-14-15-16-17 ._..nit W• ON DISPLAY AT THE ·FAIR ON E-STOP-CONVENI ENC Why not bUy_iiiiWIJift lhe modtrn. ..,1 low<1111 way I With Natiouwide IArwum, you haw 108 diffenu• CXIftrapt .10 ch,_ f.rom _ you deal ditecdy with ; - - lpiiL s.,. time aod _,-b)' all!.... MAX ·WARD . 115 E. 2nd WY. 2-2460 , ' Get The Job Done Quicker Ancl More EcOIOIIIical Willi A... DODGE TRUCK· pomaroy "t ., : . the ELECTRIC co. COL.UM•u• AND eOI.ITH&ItN OHIO &L.&CTittC COM,.AN."T BUILT BY DODGE ure ~eH.Rawlings , I. ,, :1 ~'Ohio's $ons Co. ~ ~ Daaf"f' .._.T~OHjo ' -· -,. :6 �' . ... r ' ., I ' / .. = - . , D-14 Olia; Ill J'11n1, ..., llllibB, 1111111. 11n1 lld~l Mich., wu aJao • cunt ill It IIIII DPny, Mn. ~mt ;A, I hfllth d "i.M{dialral,"- panr·Qbb 1111te-t1Diftnll1. 11). belnp+ir clllb 22-Dafiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Aug. 10. 196! Y . e ar. · · , · • wa 111 opportunltr at o:perialceo I bavo aequlted. ~y -.-··Our club hu a: C0111i1tuUoD leul to ,parllally, 1eam about baVe ac:qulred the as correct ~. and b)'-la•• and ,II a.ovemod by our atate '""ernment IIDII a!)- ot many things, gained aelf~oofldence, so e d "Roberta IMeo of (){der." I preelate, lt. It also gave me an received enjoymeut a\ and Jnltlative ,which llUrcb~llld this book 10 !hat I 1oea of campus life. Cane~' polo time. be a greal help 10 me In could be ....., I """ ~ llbWtlea. w.re explained by I .,.,...lder It an honor to have my future career 81 an ~ correcUy. 'l'hlo lmowledp 1 experienced periiOIIIIOI. Tb.ee ,:.\;;:_~•~parl:;!_;of~t~he;_!f-!H~clu~b~~sec:~r=etary:!;.·;_·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; feel I will be able to we IIWlJ creational filcWtles were •• times In the fUture IUid will be able to all dw1ng the Congress. with me always. I made many new friends I haYe enJoYed belllc • junior and bad lots of fun while learnleader for ~ years. 'tbla Jng. project requires a member to I have benefited 1n many he 14 years old, a cluj~ member ways from modeling at the lor three years, atteodance of State Fair lor three yeara. 1 three Jomlor Leader meetings, have learned polnlo on model. 5 Big Days-Aug. 13·14-1$-16-17 8 reference book and a poster mg and how to determine a well for exhibit at the County Fair. conslnlcted and becomlng gar! have accepted and completed ment. · all duties assigned me by my Tbrough I learned of the advisor. such as helpiDg other "Make It With Wool" conteot. ll:d!mbers, make out the year's I decided It would be good program, and erect laJr ex· experience to enter the district II hlbits, etc. contest. Tbla I dld with a red I Through thl• project I have wool suit. I Willi elated tn place learned respqnslbillty, have • a second in the junior division. I better understanding of leader· It was a gratifyiDg and memorship and gained seH-conDdence. able experience. I plan to enter I My club has taken part In the this year In the ...lor division. I county potato chip sales with My parents and I have c» i the proceeds going to the Jun. operated In many ways. They lor Fair Building Fund. I have have paid lor all my 4-H needs canvassed for the Red Cross and I have been grateful. l feel and the Cancer Fund and I was my life would have been rath· • res ponsible for sending a mag- er empt~ without 4-H. By be- ' azine subscription to the Child· coming an advisor when I get THROUGH SOHIO SCIENCE ren's Home for our club com- older l hope to show aU those munity service. who helped me in any way my 1 always participate In the appreciation. annual Officer> and Advisors My eleven years of 4-H club I PHONE WY 2-9949 POMEROY, OHIO Conference. This helps to pre- work have been years of learnDEADLINE - Meigs C:ounty Fair Board Secretary Frank Johnston and bls assistant, Thomas Brown check out .pare me for the club ing, work accompanied with disW. MAIN ST. the fmal stack of entries at deadline time, 4 p.m. Thursday. Ov~r 800 Senior Fair entries had been submitted. year. Tours are awarded to tbe - - ~-- ··~ ----top scorers in tests given by nu. ·-~ Abc& 'lbtD u., lntft~ to Whittlnpa; 1111, JG11 Jtall, Qble, -. . . . t[IIJ P.IJ , I :::. .... ~ ''- 111111 Clitlh. . ~.:..!:!!::.. ..............,_ aGrr IIIII tin.-. A1U11 .illirwlea. _ ........~ . • ..... .. . Mr• ..... - ............., - - Dallldl Res ... Kill., lild .flllll!J, Albini, YllltM hlr 11ar1ba Jtlfen ~ ''•-!; · :~ ....... Mr. IIIII afn, Alvllilld --~, u - ..:.,. ....,;,. ' ; Ruprl . ~ ~t· - -- -, ..._,,, ... ....: and llh. ...... Turalr ..... ...., ~· ...... ..... ......_ .... • ... _ do . . Mn. WlliUIIWtAIII There Is More for You At The Sign •••• BrJ••· YOWII FarJDIII'I pladc at Lake AlleiiiiYIIIt. Mr. SlarttJ eonZUD- Alma. . dtli!led lie "arutoal inspeclloll (II l ........,. ~ r"nter ociety Notes s. ~----~---------Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Wood- gord VIckie Brian and Kevin Mrs.' Zelia Perry ...;.. D 0 n n ~ Davll spent the weekend In Columbus and visited with Dennil Wooclgerd at 1\eynoldsburc. on Sunday afternoon. Members at the Carpenter Baptist Sunday Sehool enjoyed a plcnle at Hooper's Part 011 Sunday. 'lbole attending lncl~ded, Mrs. Gay Joluuon, Randy, !!rant, and Julia, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smlth, Oleva and Nancy, Bert Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Jordon, Rodney, VlrgJnia, Ilk>ky and Ralph, Ruth Starkey, Odell Marobtncton, Debbie Stout Mrs. Raymond Nelsm, SUsie and !Ira and Rev. and Mrs. Seth Huntley and famlly. Recent guesll ol Mrs. MalDe Lowther wore her nlecas, Mrs. Rene Caster, McArthur, and Mn. Ora Barney, Radcllff. Robert Blohop, manager of !he Soutbeastarn Elperlment Farm, accompanied by Clay Jordall and Doraey Jordan, employees, •tlended • Field Day near Ripley, Oblo.. at the Stata Experiment Farm there r~ cently. · ,. : , ·Columhll Grange No. JW will . meet on Friday evenlna IUid annual IMpectJoo will be held. Attend the "Big100th" ueen's 4-H Work Found Rewarding~ ~ :~;~~~;~,:.r~:.a:e:~~ Q . o e: daughler s c1r w Iss an a e1Is M or Mr. and Mra. Heo- . .expenenres of my life began My Club. my CommWtlty, and m~ C&untr~. when l learned : <y Wells, Pomeroy R. D.. Is 1, 1 pledge: They were displayed ThiS was m 1951 when my clearer thinking, mother became an advisor of . ~EIGS at points of interest my first year. C.unty Fair, although not The state building al C.lumbus I CO. FAIR ;I queen of thr 1163 .Junior Fair. I My Head to . since I was not a par.. Below, she tells bow 4·H bas My Heart lo greater loyalty, ]the local club. member. As a mem· b~lp!d her. I My Hands to larger service, 1 I attended all the meetings ber I then had two years of the One of the most rewarding . My Health to better living. for and was al19wed to make "Let's Sew'' project. !GUST 13-14-15,16,17 Columbus Dispatch newspa offices and Landmark tn:!. ance offices were toured the next year. Next I chose the "Baking Is To see these different busi- Robinson's . Fun•: project. My famil~ a.p.. nesses ~perating made me realprec1ated the variety: ~ bi SCUit! ize more than eve> that hone~ty i coffee cakes. and muffms. I ser- Integrity, responsibility a n d ved them. Several mornmgs C()Operation are needed to have arose at 6 to make a toffee a smoothly running organiza. 1 ca.~e for breakfa~L tion. i Sala~, S~~dw1rhe~ and_ ~u~- 1 am trying to possess these 1 mer Drmks was a nub'Jllomrl jqualities as I go onward ln project and lui s uf fun. These lire. I I .also served my family and I have been a member of the fnends. . . . . 4-H Club C.unFil and Junior I ~tarted sewmg a gam w•th Fair Board for two years. By "Art icles to Use and Wear." I being selected to these po•ts I Then came the ''Cotton Dress" I have realized another goal p ~ o j e c t, "School Dress " 4·H and I am very proud. I was "'Sportswear," " Dress ~ Up interviewed on a local Dress," two year);; "Complete station to advertise our UJun-11 Costume,'' j'Tailuring," and ty Fair along with a Senior Ju.~ior Lead~rship, three years. Board member. This required I hese projects .have taught Iself...ronfidence and I could havo!ll me much about sewing, enabl- u~ed more of It that day. I felt il L--- -·~= ing me to make most. of my as thougb I was really on the clothes. I know I have much yet spot. . 1 II I PHONE WY 2-5428 CEANERS IN POMEROY TRI-LUSTRE CUANERS 1 1 r PH. WY 2-5130 . IN MIDDLEPOR.,i Quality Launderers & Cleaners For 58 Years a!'".on.~ G':Po~~pe:uler relatives 1lbo Included her I Co~nty Fair I --..... .... .-- ---- .. FRANCIS fLORIST! IIDd Donald crabtree were • brotber·ll>-law and obiter, ~ u.- who - t willl !be IIDd Mrs. Melldal Jordan ond Albany ·Chapter FF A on their fa:mlly. Other recent JUe81s 110111111 '4rlp. Tbey traveled eluded Mrs. Foye Jordan, Mr. through several southern atatea. and Mrs. Dnlne Jordan Tbe Temple MYF made plana local, and Mr. and 1t a recent meeting to hold Mrs. KIIUieth Crabtree, Harri- ll lbllr IIIUIUII pleDle for famlllet IIHIVIlle. IIIII frleod• at Lib Alma lltall Park 011 Sunday, AUI- 11. . Mr. · and Mrs. Earl Starkey '1\fr. and Mn. Dntoe Jordan ltl.ended 1 meeting ol the VII>- comln~ Ed N t ... _ .._ auest1 at IIIII ,_mt, Mr. IIIII "':'......,· lin. R. 8. Tat-. lfrl. llwil lln1nt. Atbeno, IJ Rlebard .Jolfen, 'l'llld Dye, wu • weetoad 1J1011 o1 Hoyt's Sohio Service The state house at Charleston. W. Va., the airport a · In the Let's Sew pro- .plant, and a glass plant wer<: 11 and Supplrt ,.., ~ . tho Ill ~ Mrl. JoP ltalol, N ~~~ and returlild home. . lll"'l!''e ... _ -~-·- .............. WELCOME TO THE FAIR! t-:a AmND *• ..,. ,.,., Memhen ol Mnnhla Ma»- the Orange. It .Girll 4-R elub held tllelr an- Mr. and Mra. Dould JobllNelllo Masoll and eoooln, oual ptcnle for and son and fa:mlly, Toledo ...., vt. lamllles ~~~~r~Mlla;~Qold='"~eua.,=~and:=J:.:~u.:..... :=:-~and:!!"':m:lbr~AII~me;:mberaE~·t:': ..k=·:Aima~=OD!Frl-~:iilng:=Eher~paren=:~~~. • day. TIIOa •tlendln& were Mra. Mlnln Cbue. :Mr:-~a=nd~llf:,..:J·~ ~. . anti Shumway GrHnhouses ; IIIIVINO MIIGI & MAlON COUMTIU . . AComplete Florist's Service ,.._,. T•l•lrtJiht• Anywhere In The WorW WY2-2644 300 E. ft4 A 1N • Ui t IIAfN '''<!tOY 0!'10 Being a county camp counsel· strive to make the best Detter. or for three years was not all I shop for cloth~s and almost work and no play. I helped re- 1 end up m the yard lgister campers, helped with t!ood~ department. r know crafts, went on hik.es and kept rom experience that I can my cabin clean. Swimming and make two articles for what I badminton were my favorite rewould pay for a ready made creatiOn. I garment. My parents apprecl- By bOing In charge of the I ate my help in balancing the county style revue last year. 1 family budget by making use of learned the importance of re· my knowledgo of oewing. · sponsibillty which at times provPariliamentary pmcedu re Is ed to be difficult, especially almost like a project. I lear.,. when someone neglected their ed this from holding the follow- responsibility. ing offices In my club: pres!· Two years ago I was given dent. lwo years: vice president, the honor of being 8 delegate , 1 I r========--========--==----------..:...:1 TO ALL ••• daughter, Susao, who bad spent the pall week with her grand· parents, returned hOOM mlli them. Rev. and Mrs. Merlin Teell attended the Baptlet Cooventl011 In J:!etrolt, Mich., for line days. They motored home by w*Y Can!"'• and reported a very ruce lr!p. Mrs. Ida Teeta and daughter, .Btellda, visited her llater and fa:mlly, Mr. and Mrs. Benny Lowe and children, and . ber brother, and lamUy, Mr. and Mra. Fted T. stout and childreo, all at the Cleveland lll'ea, the past )Jr. and Mrs. Leonard Greer and fa:mlly are spending a lurIough with h!J parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Greer and Otlll!r 11 relatives following a five v...,, 11 tour of duty ln Germany. Mr. and Mra. Verlln Howery have received word of the birth of • daughter, Ron! Dea, to their sou and daughter-in· law, Mr. and J'dn. Rodney Howery of Athens, Route. The lltue ~ Ill their first child. Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Howery of Carpenter are great Jrandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Jordan and famlly, accompanied her t•thll!, Dana Turner, of Ifar..ll rlsonfille, a~ ihl "Carsey Reunion .In Akron on Sunday. They spent HVeral days villi- "! MEIGS COUNTY'S CENTENNIAL Come to the Fair ...a:. Big 100tl1 ' Meigs Co. Fair -Aug. 13-14~15-16-17. Who Helped In Any Way Towards The Success Of The Big lOOTH MEIGS COUNTY FAIR HATS OFf The Best ·Move, Yoil'll Ever Buy I Fun For CHEVROLET DAYS Meigs Count(l Oldest Jewelry Store 1 We exhmd our best wlsht!l to the boys and girls of 5 BIG GQE-SSLER'S one year; secretary, one year; from Meigs county to the State news reporter, one year; and 4-H Club Congress on the cam. 1 Build Meigs County and to all those who have helped tu maki tbt FA.IR. tbe best one yet. Meigs County Centennial 5 BIG DAYS Salutes THE BIG lOOTH MEIGS COUNTY FAIR ' SEE THE WORLD'S BEST CAR .SELLER @ -~~ ( e1t1111' 1 . _ ______ ___ _ VISIT our FAIR DISPLAY _, ...._ I ;. · ------------------------------' • Aug. 13-Aug. 17' · O.me In and see the 10loveUest Youth We are proud of these young citizens, who are learning each year better farming an.d homemaking prattlces, and sharing the responsibility of maki"lour county a better place to live. You'll have a FUNderful time at the FAIR. so·much to see ••• so much to do •• , .. so much to enjoy ••• it's the high spot of the year for the whole family. This year, See Us For Your Remodeling Needs e Kitchen Cabinets bigger and better, more exciting, more fun than ever. Don't miss the Big Centennial Fairl ~~tiFioor Tile eFormica Top Karr & VanZandt Can Give You Immediate Delivery On The e Ceiling Tile Cadillac or Oldsmobile of Your Choice ePaneling 6 3 MODEL Clearance It won't he lon_g before we'll be ready to show the 1964 models, 10 we have to sell every. 6~ 1n stock . This means substantial savings for you. Come In now --- take your p•ck- you can buy any new car on convenient month· ly terms and our trad&-ia allowance$ W·ere never higher. KARR w.~ln st. ~ VAN ZANDT Phone WY . .2·5342 . '"'· . ~ Citizens National \ ' e Storm Dooti . eAwning1 a....-FREE ESnMATES · - _ . POMEROY MOTOR CO. FOREMAN &-ABBOTt Our S11les Repr~sentatives .Wj!lcome Ypu To The Fair . . ' ~ I 'r , '" "'' "-;~ ,· I, ' , Veri Tuttle - Georg~ ~arrls - Uoy~ McLaughlin ~B,lll ' ~~pmll}! - Bill Grueser • Storm Windows WY 2-5321 · N. 2nd • j. , ------·•-.1·1.- Ads•pef - · - - . - - . f' I v POMEROY ardayMrs. withFern herGillogly. parenll,Their I and I to learn so I am willing lo . Bank MltmLEJ'OilT Farmer's Bank and Savings (Co. I'OMIIlOY 'I_ . ·<l ·, WY 2-2-1·26 ; \" · Ave. . .. ,. - �' . ... r ' ., I ' / .. = - . , D-14 Olia; Ill J'11n1, ..., llllibB, 1111111. 11n1 lld~l Mich., wu aJao • cunt ill It IIIII DPny, Mn. ~mt ;A, I hfllth d "i.M{dialral,"- panr·Qbb 1111te-t1Diftnll1. 11). belnp+ir clllb 22-Dafiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Aug. 10. 196! Y . e ar. · · , · • wa 111 opportunltr at o:perialceo I bavo aequlted. ~y -.-··Our club hu a: C0111i1tuUoD leul to ,parllally, 1eam about baVe ac:qulred the as correct ~. and b)'-la•• and ,II a.ovemod by our atate '""ernment IIDII a!)- ot many things, gained aelf~oofldence, so e d "Roberta IMeo of (){der." I preelate, lt. It also gave me an received enjoymeut a\ and Jnltlative ,which llUrcb~llld this book 10 !hat I 1oea of campus life. Cane~' polo time. be a greal help 10 me In could be ....., I """ ~ llbWtlea. w.re explained by I .,.,...lder It an honor to have my future career 81 an ~ correcUy. 'l'hlo lmowledp 1 experienced periiOIIIIOI. Tb.ee ,:.\;;:_~•~parl:;!_;of~t~he;_!f-!H~clu~b~~sec:~r=etary:!;.·;_·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; feel I will be able to we IIWlJ creational filcWtles were •• times In the fUture IUid will be able to all dw1ng the Congress. with me always. I made many new friends I haYe enJoYed belllc • junior and bad lots of fun while learnleader for ~ years. 'tbla Jng. project requires a member to I have benefited 1n many he 14 years old, a cluj~ member ways from modeling at the lor three years, atteodance of State Fair lor three yeara. 1 three Jomlor Leader meetings, have learned polnlo on model. 5 Big Days-Aug. 13·14-1$-16-17 8 reference book and a poster mg and how to determine a well for exhibit at the County Fair. conslnlcted and becomlng gar! have accepted and completed ment. · all duties assigned me by my Tbrough I learned of the advisor. such as helpiDg other "Make It With Wool" conteot. ll:d!mbers, make out the year's I decided It would be good program, and erect laJr ex· experience to enter the district II hlbits, etc. contest. Tbla I dld with a red I Through thl• project I have wool suit. I Willi elated tn place learned respqnslbillty, have • a second in the junior division. I better understanding of leader· It was a gratifyiDg and memorship and gained seH-conDdence. able experience. I plan to enter I My club has taken part In the this year In the ...lor division. I county potato chip sales with My parents and I have c» i the proceeds going to the Jun. operated In many ways. They lor Fair Building Fund. I have have paid lor all my 4-H needs canvassed for the Red Cross and I have been grateful. l feel and the Cancer Fund and I was my life would have been rath· • res ponsible for sending a mag- er empt~ without 4-H. By be- ' azine subscription to the Child· coming an advisor when I get THROUGH SOHIO SCIENCE ren's Home for our club com- older l hope to show aU those munity service. who helped me in any way my 1 always participate In the appreciation. annual Officer> and Advisors My eleven years of 4-H club I PHONE WY 2-9949 POMEROY, OHIO Conference. This helps to pre- work have been years of learnDEADLINE - Meigs C:ounty Fair Board Secretary Frank Johnston and bls assistant, Thomas Brown check out .pare me for the club ing, work accompanied with disW. MAIN ST. the fmal stack of entries at deadline time, 4 p.m. Thursday. Ov~r 800 Senior Fair entries had been submitted. year. Tours are awarded to tbe - - ~-- ··~ ----top scorers in tests given by nu. ·-~ Abc& 'lbtD u., lntft~ to Whittlnpa; 1111, JG11 Jtall, Qble, -. . . . t[IIJ P.IJ , I :::. .... ~ ''- 111111 Clitlh. . ~.:..!:!!::.. ..............,_ aGrr IIIII tin.-. A1U11 .illirwlea. _ ........~ . • ..... .. . Mr• ..... - ............., - - Dallldl Res ... Kill., lild .flllll!J, Albini, YllltM hlr 11ar1ba Jtlfen ~ ''•-!; · :~ ....... Mr. IIIII afn, Alvllilld --~, u - ..:.,. ....,;,. ' ; Ruprl . ~ ~t· - -- -, ..._,,, ... ....: and llh. ...... Turalr ..... ...., ~· ...... ..... ......_ .... • ... _ do . . Mn. WlliUIIWtAIII There Is More for You At The Sign •••• BrJ••· YOWII FarJDIII'I pladc at Lake AlleiiiiYIIIt. Mr. SlarttJ eonZUD- Alma. . dtli!led lie "arutoal inspeclloll (II l ........,. ~ r"nter ociety Notes s. ~----~---------Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Wood- gord VIckie Brian and Kevin Mrs.' Zelia Perry ...;.. D 0 n n ~ Davll spent the weekend In Columbus and visited with Dennil Wooclgerd at 1\eynoldsburc. on Sunday afternoon. Members at the Carpenter Baptist Sunday Sehool enjoyed a plcnle at Hooper's Part 011 Sunday. 'lbole attending lncl~ded, Mrs. Gay Joluuon, Randy, !!rant, and Julia, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smlth, Oleva and Nancy, Bert Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Jordon, Rodney, VlrgJnia, Ilk>ky and Ralph, Ruth Starkey, Odell Marobtncton, Debbie Stout Mrs. Raymond Nelsm, SUsie and !Ira and Rev. and Mrs. Seth Huntley and famlly. Recent guesll ol Mrs. MalDe Lowther wore her nlecas, Mrs. Rene Caster, McArthur, and Mn. Ora Barney, Radcllff. Robert Blohop, manager of !he Soutbeastarn Elperlment Farm, accompanied by Clay Jordall and Doraey Jordan, employees, •tlended • Field Day near Ripley, Oblo.. at the Stata Experiment Farm there r~ cently. · ,. : , ·Columhll Grange No. JW will . meet on Friday evenlna IUid annual IMpectJoo will be held. Attend the "Big100th" ueen's 4-H Work Found Rewarding~ ~ :~;~~~;~,:.r~:.a:e:~~ Q . o e: daughler s c1r w Iss an a e1Is M or Mr. and Mra. Heo- . .expenenres of my life began My Club. my CommWtlty, and m~ C&untr~. when l learned : <y Wells, Pomeroy R. D.. Is 1, 1 pledge: They were displayed ThiS was m 1951 when my clearer thinking, mother became an advisor of . ~EIGS at points of interest my first year. C.unty Fair, although not The state building al C.lumbus I CO. FAIR ;I queen of thr 1163 .Junior Fair. I My Head to . since I was not a par.. Below, she tells bow 4·H bas My Heart lo greater loyalty, ]the local club. member. As a mem· b~lp!d her. I My Hands to larger service, 1 I attended all the meetings ber I then had two years of the One of the most rewarding . My Health to better living. for and was al19wed to make "Let's Sew'' project. !GUST 13-14-15,16,17 Columbus Dispatch newspa offices and Landmark tn:!. ance offices were toured the next year. Next I chose the "Baking Is To see these different busi- Robinson's . Fun•: project. My famil~ a.p.. nesses ~perating made me realprec1ated the variety: ~ bi SCUit! ize more than eve> that hone~ty i coffee cakes. and muffms. I ser- Integrity, responsibility a n d ved them. Several mornmgs C()Operation are needed to have arose at 6 to make a toffee a smoothly running organiza. 1 ca.~e for breakfa~L tion. i Sala~, S~~dw1rhe~ and_ ~u~- 1 am trying to possess these 1 mer Drmks was a nub'Jllomrl jqualities as I go onward ln project and lui s uf fun. These lire. I I .also served my family and I have been a member of the fnends. . . . . 4-H Club C.unFil and Junior I ~tarted sewmg a gam w•th Fair Board for two years. By "Art icles to Use and Wear." I being selected to these po•ts I Then came the ''Cotton Dress" I have realized another goal p ~ o j e c t, "School Dress " 4·H and I am very proud. I was "'Sportswear," " Dress ~ Up interviewed on a local Dress," two year);; "Complete station to advertise our UJun-11 Costume,'' j'Tailuring," and ty Fair along with a Senior Ju.~ior Lead~rship, three years. Board member. This required I hese projects .have taught Iself...ronfidence and I could havo!ll me much about sewing, enabl- u~ed more of It that day. I felt il L--- -·~= ing me to make most. of my as thougb I was really on the clothes. I know I have much yet spot. . 1 II I PHONE WY 2-5428 CEANERS IN POMEROY TRI-LUSTRE CUANERS 1 1 r PH. WY 2-5130 . IN MIDDLEPOR.,i Quality Launderers & Cleaners For 58 Years a!'".on.~ G':Po~~pe:uler relatives 1lbo Included her I Co~nty Fair I --..... .... .-- ---- .. FRANCIS fLORIST! IIDd Donald crabtree were • brotber·ll>-law and obiter, ~ u.- who - t willl !be IIDd Mrs. Melldal Jordan ond Albany ·Chapter FF A on their fa:mlly. Other recent JUe81s 110111111 '4rlp. Tbey traveled eluded Mrs. Foye Jordan, Mr. through several southern atatea. and Mrs. Dnlne Jordan Tbe Temple MYF made plana local, and Mr. and 1t a recent meeting to hold Mrs. KIIUieth Crabtree, Harri- ll lbllr IIIUIUII pleDle for famlllet IIHIVIlle. IIIII frleod• at Lib Alma lltall Park 011 Sunday, AUI- 11. . Mr. · and Mrs. Earl Starkey '1\fr. and Mn. Dntoe Jordan ltl.ended 1 meeting ol the VII>- comln~ Ed N t ... _ .._ auest1 at IIIII ,_mt, Mr. IIIII "':'......,· lin. R. 8. Tat-. lfrl. llwil lln1nt. Atbeno, IJ Rlebard .Jolfen, 'l'llld Dye, wu • weetoad 1J1011 o1 Hoyt's Sohio Service The state house at Charleston. W. Va., the airport a · In the Let's Sew pro- .plant, and a glass plant wer<: 11 and Supplrt ,.., ~ . tho Ill ~ Mrl. JoP ltalol, N ~~~ and returlild home. . lll"'l!''e ... _ -~-·- .............. WELCOME TO THE FAIR! t-:a AmND *• ..,. ,.,., Memhen ol Mnnhla Ma»- the Orange. It .Girll 4-R elub held tllelr an- Mr. and Mra. Dould JobllNelllo Masoll and eoooln, oual ptcnle for and son and fa:mlly, Toledo ...., vt. lamllles ~~~~r~Mlla;~Qold='"~eua.,=~and:=J:.:~u.:..... :=:-~and:!!"':m:lbr~AII~me;:mberaE~·t:': ..k=·:Aima~=OD!Frl-~:iilng:=Eher~paren=:~~~. • day. TIIOa •tlendln& were Mra. Mlnln Cbue. :Mr:-~a=nd~llf:,..:J·~ ~. . anti Shumway GrHnhouses ; IIIIVINO MIIGI & MAlON COUMTIU . . AComplete Florist's Service ,.._,. T•l•lrtJiht• Anywhere In The WorW WY2-2644 300 E. ft4 A 1N • Ui t IIAfN '''<!tOY 0!'10 Being a county camp counsel· strive to make the best Detter. or for three years was not all I shop for cloth~s and almost work and no play. I helped re- 1 end up m the yard lgister campers, helped with t!ood~ department. r know crafts, went on hik.es and kept rom experience that I can my cabin clean. Swimming and make two articles for what I badminton were my favorite rewould pay for a ready made creatiOn. I garment. My parents apprecl- By bOing In charge of the I ate my help in balancing the county style revue last year. 1 family budget by making use of learned the importance of re· my knowledgo of oewing. · sponsibillty which at times provPariliamentary pmcedu re Is ed to be difficult, especially almost like a project. I lear.,. when someone neglected their ed this from holding the follow- responsibility. ing offices In my club: pres!· Two years ago I was given dent. lwo years: vice president, the honor of being 8 delegate , 1 I r========--========--==----------..:...:1 TO ALL ••• daughter, Susao, who bad spent the pall week with her grand· parents, returned hOOM mlli them. Rev. and Mrs. Merlin Teell attended the Baptlet Cooventl011 In J:!etrolt, Mich., for line days. They motored home by w*Y Can!"'• and reported a very ruce lr!p. Mrs. Ida Teeta and daughter, .Btellda, visited her llater and fa:mlly, Mr. and Mrs. Benny Lowe and children, and . ber brother, and lamUy, Mr. and Mra. Fted T. stout and childreo, all at the Cleveland lll'ea, the past )Jr. and Mrs. Leonard Greer and fa:mlly are spending a lurIough with h!J parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Greer and Otlll!r 11 relatives following a five v...,, 11 tour of duty ln Germany. Mr. and Mra. Verlln Howery have received word of the birth of • daughter, Ron! Dea, to their sou and daughter-in· law, Mr. and J'dn. Rodney Howery of Athens, Route. The lltue ~ Ill their first child. Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Howery of Carpenter are great Jrandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Jordan and famlly, accompanied her t•thll!, Dana Turner, of Ifar..ll rlsonfille, a~ ihl "Carsey Reunion .In Akron on Sunday. They spent HVeral days villi- "! MEIGS COUNTY'S CENTENNIAL Come to the Fair ...a:. Big 100tl1 ' Meigs Co. Fair -Aug. 13-14~15-16-17. Who Helped In Any Way Towards The Success Of The Big lOOTH MEIGS COUNTY FAIR HATS OFf The Best ·Move, Yoil'll Ever Buy I Fun For CHEVROLET DAYS Meigs Count(l Oldest Jewelry Store 1 We exhmd our best wlsht!l to the boys and girls of 5 BIG GQE-SSLER'S one year; secretary, one year; from Meigs county to the State news reporter, one year; and 4-H Club Congress on the cam. 1 Build Meigs County and to all those who have helped tu maki tbt FA.IR. tbe best one yet. Meigs County Centennial 5 BIG DAYS Salutes THE BIG lOOTH MEIGS COUNTY FAIR ' SEE THE WORLD'S BEST CAR .SELLER @ -~~ ( e1t1111' 1 . _ ______ ___ _ VISIT our FAIR DISPLAY _, ...._ I ;. · ------------------------------' • Aug. 13-Aug. 17' · O.me In and see the 10loveUest Youth We are proud of these young citizens, who are learning each year better farming an.d homemaking prattlces, and sharing the responsibility of maki"lour county a better place to live. You'll have a FUNderful time at the FAIR. so·much to see ••• so much to do •• , .. so much to enjoy ••• it's the high spot of the year for the whole family. This year, See Us For Your Remodeling Needs e Kitchen Cabinets bigger and better, more exciting, more fun than ever. Don't miss the Big Centennial Fairl ~~tiFioor Tile eFormica Top Karr & VanZandt Can Give You Immediate Delivery On The e Ceiling Tile Cadillac or Oldsmobile of Your Choice ePaneling 6 3 MODEL Clearance It won't he lon_g before we'll be ready to show the 1964 models, 10 we have to sell every. 6~ 1n stock . This means substantial savings for you. Come In now --- take your p•ck- you can buy any new car on convenient month· ly terms and our trad&-ia allowance$ W·ere never higher. KARR w.~ln st. ~ VAN ZANDT Phone WY . .2·5342 . '"'· . ~ Citizens National \ ' e Storm Dooti . eAwning1 a....-FREE ESnMATES · - _ . POMEROY MOTOR CO. FOREMAN &-ABBOTt Our S11les Repr~sentatives .Wj!lcome Ypu To The Fair . . ' ~ I 'r , '" "'' "-;~ ,· I, ' , Veri Tuttle - Georg~ ~arrls - Uoy~ McLaughlin ~B,lll ' ~~pmll}! - Bill Grueser • Storm Windows WY 2-5321 · N. 2nd • j. , ------·•-.1·1.- Ads•pef - · - - . - - . f' I v POMEROY ardayMrs. withFern herGillogly. parenll,Their I and I to learn so I am willing lo . Bank MltmLEJ'OilT Farmer's Bank and Savings (Co. I'OMIIlOY 'I_ . ·<l ·, WY 2-2-1·26 ; \" · Ave. . .. ,. - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 10, 1963 burke coleman cox hines