https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/56acedd906e6d9748bf39bb2bfdaa0c4.pdf df1f4be7c63facc4bd7c0d9db16aa8f7 PDF Text Text ~----~~~~~~~~~--·....-----. Cubs Ohio Lottery Pick 3: stop 878 Reds Pick 4: Page-12-The Dally Sentinel 'Shocking human error' cited in shootdown report l11 .IOUN DIAMONU .·\,~ociated Press \Vriter \V .-\\1-IINCTOI\ plurn c' \lf hl:tck Two ~llH.1 k c rise from hc lr cu pi L:r \vrL'C k :rgl' o n a remote lr;Hp rrwunt;,rrn ~rt k Beneath th e pyre's .11 c :' h pcu t> k. 15 of th em All\ l' f H.• rn ~ . i\n Arr Fort e F - 15 :!wait recommendations by four St:lr general s. Two crew members on the AWACS radar plane patrolling the nn-ny wnc over nonllcm Iraq that day ha v~ refu sed to cooperate with in ves ti gators. invoking their r ight again st . . ~ Jf'. in c r im i n at i o n . A third pdot, hh gun cam LLI recording the refused tO ;mswc r spec ifi c qu CS- scene. r..: nwrk s: "Nobmly's there. Nnbodv co ul d survive that. " It \\:;rs lHrc or th e few correct liOllS. :~ sscssiiJc' nLs made by the U.S. military th:Jt morning. A 2~ - volurnc Pcntngon Jcport rel ease d Wednesday describes a chain of human errors that led to the " fncnclly fire" downing April 14 of th e tw o Army Black Hawk he Iico p! c:rs carry mg. American and foreign officials on a humanitmian rnr ss ion. The rcpor! la ys out what Gen. John Sh:tlikashvili, chairman of the Jo1 nt Cl11cfs of Staff . call ed "a shocking numb e r o f instances where 11 JdJv1dual s fai led to do their jobs prnpcrl y." So great was the failure that the militar y is now pr eparing legal :1c tr on again s t so me of those 1nvolvcd. The punishments must The l'cnwgon 1s still inves tig;n Jng why l'nur minutes of videotape of the A\V ACS control room showIng th e cruc itll m o m e nt s were erased. "T h1 s is a matter that must be reviewed furth er." Dcl'cnsc Secretary Wilham Perry sa id. Crc w s on all fi vc aircraft involved, including the two helic._optcrs, con tributed to the tragedy. But the Pentagon report places the heaviest criticism on the AWACS crew, whose JOb it was to contro l military trafllc and prevent fri endly fire inciden ts. Among the report' s findings: • Th e two he licopters were on th e wrong aircrJft identification c hann el and th e AWACS crew fuil cd to instruct them to sw itch. • Tile AWACS crew never told th e twt> F- 1') pilot s on routine patrol in the no-fl y t.o nc about the l'ncndl y helicop ters. ·The pilots fl ew too fast and too far from the helicopters to sec their U.S. markings and mJSidcntificd them as lraq1 Hmds. • The AWACS crew chi ef was not qualifi ed to be in charge. ' • Th e seco nd F-15 pilot or "wi ngman," had bad eyes ight. • The AWACS crew fai led to control the si tuati on as it played ou t on their ratttr sc reens. • The helicopter pilots apparent ly never realized th ey were about to come under attack. • The comma nd er ol' th e AWACS crew wasn't "m 1ssion ready" because he hadn't flo wn enough sort ies before the !light. • The Cnmb1ncd Ta sk Fo rce protecting th e Ku·rdi sh population from Iraq1 terror fail ed to coordinate heli cop ter operations with f1ght cr patro ls. The F-1'i pilots were never bri efed on the hcl icopter night that morning. And the task force failed to make clear to its AWACS crews that aircraft should not be allowed in the no-fly zone before the daily fighter swee p. Page4 1993 FORD FE SliVA 2 DR. , 4 cylinder, standard shift, AM/FM cassette, low mile economy car. WILLIAM PERRY Almost all of th e eq uqJment involved, with the possible excep- en tine 3.8 V-6, auto., air condition- Ing, AM/FM cassette, tilt, lse, PS, PW, PL. power seat, air bag, etc. 5 269 DOWN 5269 MONTH tion o f an aircrafl idcntifi cZl tion unit, operated properly. " In the case of the F- 15s and th e mi ss ile s, it op erated all too we ll ," Perry said. Presi den t Cl int on prai sed th e Pentagon for producing "a thorough analysis of what wen t wrong on that terrible day" ami for 9'i_dcring correcti ve actions. He ~ld the victims "lost th eir lives trying to save the lives of others. The important work they were doing must and will continue." ONA, W.Va. (AP) - Everyone ex haustive dcl~til a chain of human errors tha t led to the "friendly fife" downmg on April 14 that killed 26 people. 15 of them Amcr- hil s done it s be st to make up for errors that led to the downing of two U.S. Army helicopters over 1cans. Iraq, the family of one victim says. John W. Garren Sr., who trav"We're all human and we all eled from hi s home ncar Columbus, make misuJkes, sometimes driving Ohio, for a f:unily meeting with down the street and sometimes in military olfidals Wednesday, said an airplane," said Tracy Garrell, for three months he has suffered the widow of John W. Garrell Jr., like the father of a soldier missing 32, a warrant officer se<:ond class. in action. Garrell said she accepts the He said t/1c Pentagon report proDefe nse Department's findings vides the finality he needed to about th e accident and forg1ves hcgin healing. those responsibl e. "We lnve lost so much. He was A 22-volumc Pentagon report our only so n," he said. "But released Wednesday describes in (De fense Secretary William) Perry ha s done eve rything he said he woulrl. I don't feel like there has bee n a thin g hcltl back." . Army Lt. Col. Paul Ha y, Capt. Tom GibiJings. Air Force MaJ. Steve Malli so n and John Rickey, public affair s director for Fort Knox, explained the report in broad term s to Garren's family before the finding s were announced lQ the puhlic. They left the family a copy of the voluminous document, with instructions to call them with any questions. Mrs. Garrell said sl1e plans to read every wont in the report and wntinuc her life with her 6-year- old dau ght er. Jess ica. Garrett 's father said the family h:~s not ye t been toll! of any tlOSS Ihie punishment for those cit ed for mist:1kcs. " We wo uld just like to be told, " he said. Perry said any punishment or possi ble courts martial would be decided by the four-star g~ncrals who oversee the people involved. Mrs. Garrell said she knew her husb:~nd chose a dangerous job in wh1ch death was only a shot away. "When I married him, he said tile miliutry owned him·... she said. "I always knew thi s was a possibilJty." Vol. 45. NO. 51 Copyright 1994 Clinton returns to face domestic agenda WASHINGTON (AP)- After on the issue most likely to catapu,lt a W!;Ck abroad , President Clinton into the forefront for Novembers . . gets no time to catch his breath. elccuons.. Health care debate and Whitewater For Clmton, the combmatJOn of hearings arc just around the com~r Whitewater hearings and health Ill Congress,_ never mmd the cns1s care votes '" late July and _curly heating up '" Ha1LJ and m1dtcrm August present_ a huge po!Jucal clccuons JUSt four months away. challenge. two Simultaneous fights In the Whllcwatcr hca11ngs, he can 11! alford to lose. Republicans will be trying to exact Clinton is entering what is likely a toll on Clinton, who is counting to feel like the longest month of his on Dcmocratic alli_es to argue that presidency, and he is short of politthe GOP, for po!JtJcal gam, 1s Ltll- Leal cap1tal. . Jng ground already_ covered by the A survey by_the Republtcan special prosec utor mvesttgaung the ·JX>lhng linn Publtc Opmton Stratecase. . . ~~es found that41 pe~cent,of AmerAnd the early talk of a btpartt- tcans approve _of Chnton s perforsan approach to health care_ reform mance_as presJdent, whtlc 46 perhas g1vcn way to part1san dJvtdc as cent diSapprove. And of those who Congress prepares for floor debate approve of ClinlOn's JOb perfor- mance. only 12 percent said they were strongly supporttvc. "!hose arc real I~ grim num bcrs, smd pollster BJII Mcinturff. "The succession of Whitewater. Paula Jones, Hall! and th1s unproducllvc lrtp abroad has kept them from Ullkmg about the thmgs voters want to hear - the economy, health care and crime." The possibility of military intervention in .Haiti is already sparking congress10na!, debate. Tuesday (::hnton sa1d,_ lnvadmg HattJ_lo topple the rulmg JUr1ta IS an..opuon that should not be ruled out. One Republtcan t<_~day accused Chnto?, of exaggeratmg the prob!ems. I th1~k th1s tsalltrumped upby the Clmton admmJslr?!ton to naJn sympathy 10 mvadc. Rep. William McCo llum , R-Fla., said on Fox television. Sen. Bob Graham, D-rla ., sa id on CBS that he thinks the admini stration shou ld g1vc economic saneLions 30 days 10 work and then wke military action if Haiti's mi1 1tary ru lers have not given up power. That drew cnticism from Sen. John McCain R-Ariz. who said ·'I worry ab~ut an in~asion thai risks American lives which frankly might enmesh us, would most tikc ly enmesh us, into some kind of long-term commiuncnt." The foreign llOiicy debate comes as the White House lmpcs Clinton can capture momentum for his domestic initiatives particularly health. ' By GEORGE ABATE Sentinel News Staff 4 Dr., rear wheel drive, 350 engine, automatic, Climate Control, lilt, cruise, all power equipment, leather, etc. The most important building bloclc for the Tuppers Plains Sewer District is funding - especially ""free" grants, a sewer district official said Thursday. The $2.6 million project could be completed by late 1996, ending more than 20 year.; in which building has been banned in this 2()(kitizen town, said Lindsey Lyons, president of the sewer boanl. ""Until the money is all nailed down, we aren't ready to ask for a contract or bid the project," Lyons said. ""If we don't get enough money, the project will fall on its face. The more grants, the less we borrow and the leaner the rate." All members of the Meigs County Commissioners pledged their support foc the project today. The sewer district asked the commissioners for Community Development Block Grant funds, but the money was dis!Tibuted elsewhere this March, Lyons said. This decision delayed the project for a year. Next March, the sewer district hopes to gel CDBG money, he added. The sewer board already has secured a $75.000 Issue II grant foc en~­ neering work and a $500,000 grant from the Ohio Public Works Commission. Other funding will include a part-loan, part-grant from the Farmers Home Administration and could include money from the Appalachian Regional Commission and CDBG funds, he added. The ARC money could defray the cost of connecting customers' homes to the main linewhich could total more than $2.000 at each site. ""The dollars we get will determine the distance we go." Lyons said. "'There is nothing real, real defmite at this moment as to the precise line (designatio~ the district)." The pro.JCCt engineer has aerial photographs of the sites and will eventually detennine the borders, he added The district tentatively will streiCh one-half mile from the intmection of state routes 7 and 681. - . ")N.e have the ri$1Jt of eminent domain. but we don't want to use il," Lyons said A public hearing will be held before the district boundaries are presented for loan approval. Property foc the sewer plant still has not been bought. Lyons said A lagoon system will be used - but about 30 acres of land are still being negotia~ · The sewer board director said the project has reached its halfway point with commiunems. Lyons said. "'lt"s a long discouraging process to most people," Lyons said. Influential in the establishment oC the Tuppers Plains-Cheslel' Waier District. he added, "I lmow how these projects can be scary, but I don"t get discouraged easily." The county commissioners agreed the project is important for the (Continued on Page 3) 1992 CHEV. CAVALIER 2 Door, 4 cylinder, automat· lc, power steering, power brakes, power locks, AM/FM cassette, ABS, etc. 519,949 1992 FORD T·BIRD 2 Dr., 6 cyl., auto., air cond., AM/FM cassette, pow. steerIng, pow. brakes, pow. windows, pow. locks, power seat, more. Only 28,000 miles 1992 FORD TEMPO 4 cyl., 6 cyl.. auto., air cond., AM/FM cass., power steering, pow. brakes, pow. windows, power locks, pow. seat, more. Only 28,000 miles. $12,449 California wildfires imperil national forest WEAVERVILLE, Calif. (AP) -Firefighters today battled a fastmoving wildflfc that raced across 750 acres of oak woodlands near Trinity Nanonal Forest m northern California. The fire, fanned by strong westerly w1mls, forced the cvacuauon of more than 200 houses near lhc Trinity R1ver, authoflltes satd today . It 1s also threatemng the town of Lewiston near Weaverville. The blaze broke out Tuesday evening three mtles west of Weaverville. It quickly grew to400acresand · m· doubled as strong winds pushed the !lames Rincon blaze, both about 2 weeks up steep slopes, said Capt. Chris old and entrenched. . Newton of the Caltforma Depart'"It's going to burn until it mcnt of Forestry. Nonethel.ess, fire - rains," Bob Lee of the Southwestfighters already had tl parually sur- ern Coordinatton Center in Alburounded and expected to have tl querque, N.M., said of the Ratfully contamed by Thursday. offi- tlesnake fire, burning in the mouncmls sa1d. tams of Coronado National Forest Elsewhere. a 350-acre wildfi~c ncar Douglas. near the Sequo1a Nauonal Forest m The Rincon fire in the Saguaro southern Caltfom1a was contamed National MonumenteastofTucson Tuesday after firefighters beat it is moving slowly toward an area back from doorsteps of houses in where it should bum itself out, Lee rural communities near Lake said. Isabella. One home was lost. In Washington, authorities were Arizona's two biggest wildfires lookin for a man seen near where remained the 13,570-acre Rattlcsnakc fire and the 8,438-acre a susp1cious brushfire is believed to have st~rtcd Monday. The fire jumped the Spokane River and spread across 400 acres of rugged terrain ncar Spokane before it was contained Tuesday. The fire forc ed the temporary evacuation of homes, a nursing home and a campground. Three firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation. In Oregon, a 26,000-acre, fire in central Oregon and a 13,000-acre fire in north-central Oregon were both expected to be contained today. Quality Prescription Service at Competitive Prices. We honor most third party prescription plans. 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(AP) 1990 FORD T-BIRD Dr., V-6, auto., air, AM/FM catase,tte, pow. steer., power pow. windows, locks, power seat_,tilt, l!fUlAA etC. 1989 TOYOTA COROLLA SRS 1989 BUICK LESABRE LIMITED Dr- Coupe, 4 cylinder, automatic air cond., pow. ateerlng, pow. brakes, tilt, crulee, AM/FM cassette, etc. legislation becomes law 2 Dr., V-6, auto., air cond., AM/FM cassette, pow. steer., pow. brakes, pow. windows, pow. locks, pow. seat, tilt, cruise, etc. $7,949 A biU affecting the payment of water line relocation, inspired by proposed relocation of Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District lines along U.S . 50 in Athens County, was signed into law Thursday by Gov. George V. Voinovich. The legislation was drafted by Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney John R. Lentes and sponsored in the Ohio Legislature by Slate Rep. Mark Malone, D-South Point, and State Sen. Jan Michael Long, D-Circleville. According to Lentes, who serves as the attomet for the TP-C, the legislation requires that the Ohio Depanment o Transportation . pay any costs involved in relocating water when OOOT undenakes a road project Lentes estimates that the legislation will save TP-C customers a half-miUion dollars in Athens County alone. Wilhout the new law, that cost would have been borne by the customers as a result of line relocation. "As a result, water customers across the slate of Ohio will benefit greatly in years to come," Lentes said. Lentes said several attempts to change the legislation had been made previously by other organizations, and credited Malone and Long with the bill's success. ""Because of their highly respected positions in the legislature. Rep. Malone and Sen. Long were able to assemble a bipartisan coalition in support of this bill."" Lentes said. "I speak for the board of directors of Tuppers Plains-Chester Walel' District and all of its customers as I extend my gratitude to Rep. Malone and Sen. Long for their diligent work toward this biU's passage," Lentes added. 4 Dr., V-6, automatic, air eond., AM/FM cassette, pow. steer., pow. brakes, pow. windows, pow. locks, pow. seat, etc. •6,449 1987 MERCURY COUGAR auto., air cond., steer., pow. brakes, pow. windows, pow. locks, Ult, pow. seat, AM/FM casaette. Sections, 58 Pagea 35 centa AMultimedia Inc. Newspaper r----For safety's sake---. Malone to join crucial panels By AMY B. POTIS Sentinel News Staff Local residents are hopeful and supponive of State Rep. Mark MaJ. one's appointment to the Appalachian Arts Facility Taslc Force, announced Tuesday. Many are expecting the committee, creal· ed to determine spending for the improvement of the arts facilities in Appalachian Ohio, to help bring development and prosperity to the region. Malone, D-South Point, is one of seven members who wiU submit a plan for the use of $5 million given to the Ohio Arts Facility Four· year-old Andrew Bissell of Long Bottom, at len, gelS his fingers printed Thursday night Commission. by JeiT Miller. Andrew's parent~. Todd and Diana, decided to fingerprint their oldest son for safeStale Sen. Jan Michael Long. Dty's sake. "We keep a close eye on him," Todd said. "Before we came down, we told him we were Cin:lcville, was also appointed to going to come down and play." Miller, tbe Meigs County prosecutor's special investigator, said the commiaee. which will use four documenting a child's identity is one important security measure. About 30 youths, as young as to delermine the allocation criteria four months old, attended the function sponsored by the prosecutor's office and Stop Crimes of funds: arts, economic developAgainst Children. (Sentinel photo by George Abate) ment. historic preservation and recreation. Malone's appointment is expected to be a boost for all of southeast Ohio. He said the commiuee was designed specifically for this area and hopes to make it high on the priority hst for fw11ling. "Our area has a lot to be proud years, MoDday and Wednesday for as follows: Brogan-Warner InsurBy CHARLENE HOEFLICH of: its people, its heritage and beauone group, and Tuesday and Thursance for real property insurance; Sentinel News Stan day for another group, with each Ashland Oil for diesel fuel, gaso- ty," Malooe said. ""I intend for us to line, oil and grease; Heiner's Bak- work to get the funding needed to The kinderganen schedule was group 10 attend every other Friday. A. Colvin was hired as David ery for bread; Michael's Ice Cream exhibit our local treasures for our set, bids for insurance, fuel and music teacher for the 1994 -95 for ice cream; Snouffez's Fire and folies and others to enjoy." food products were accepted. and Many gr~ups have already some pc:rsonnel was hired at Thurs- school year. and Tricia Wolfe was Safety Equipment for ftre equipday mght"s special meeting of the employed as a second grade teach- ment; Borden Valley BeU for milk; expressed an mteresl m discussing Standard Food for food; Mr. Bee the funding necessary 10 maintain Southern Local Board of Educa· er at Letart Falls. The board approved installation Potato Chip Co. for chips; and and expand their operations. The lion. of carpeting in the offices at the Malone Warehouse Tire for tires Downing House in Middleport Kindergarten in the Southern cQ_uld benefit from this task force. to be high school with the carpet and lubes. Local District will again this year purchased from Anderson's at a Ml)lone also said there are viable Treasurer Dennie Hill reported be ali-day sessions, with a change projects in the arts in long-range coot of $2,31 1.4 L on stateand federallv·funded proin scheduling from last year. Stu(Continued on Page 3) Bids were accepted by the board (Continued on Page 3) dents will allend the same days all Southern Local Board approves 1994-95 kindergarten schedule Strong talk persists, but invasion still 'option' Lentes-drafted water line 1989 FORD T·BIRD s7,949 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, July 15,1994 TP's sewer system hunts project funds 1 CADILLAC BROUGHAM Tonight, partly cloudy. In the 70s. Saturday, partly sunny. High In the mld- 80s. Lows • 1993 FORD TAURUS Killed pilot's family takes forgiving stance mak es m1 "tak cs. and th e milit!Hy 5560 Buckeye 5: 3-4-10-12-15 1985 BUICK RIVIERA 2 Dr., V-8, automatic, air cond., AM/FM cassette, tilt, cruise, pow. steer., pow. brakes, pow_ windows, pow. locks, etc. By DIANE DUSTON Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - An invasion of Haiti may not be imminent, but it appears inevitable unless military leaders give- up control of the Caribbean country, some members of Congress say. The White House said today the situation in Haiti ''continues to deteriorate.'' Adding to the invasion speculation, U.N. Ambassador Madeleine Albright said Thursday that 12 Latin American countries have agreed to contribute troops to a peacekeeping force. And the Pentagon said an invasion-<:ontrol ship wiU arrive Saturday in the Caribbean, joining the Navy fleet off the Haiti's shores. Sandy Berger, President Clinton's deputy national security adviser, said today the buildup was "a prudent measure of preparedness" and reiterated Clinton's statements that invasion is only an option. But, Berger said on ABC, "what is happening in Haiti is an affront to decency.·' "You have a military leadership there that ftrst stole the democracy ... swept away the elections and now is rulillg that country through really what is a reign of terror, murders, killings, kidnappings and mutilations." ''The situation COP.tinues to deteriorate," Berger said. "I think there is a growing sense of shock in this country as we watch these pictures of brutality in Haiti. as we see desperate people willing to risk their lives to get on absolute unseaworthy vessels to leave that countrY." Vice President AI Gore said an invasion of Haiti "certainly is not imminent" In an interview with Canadian television, Gore said the administration frrst wants to examine the impact of tightened sanctions against the military regime. "Let us evaluate whether or not this might yet increase the pressure to the point where a negotiated solution might be feasible," Gore said in the taped interview, to be broadcast Sunday . Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said his sense from administration briefings was that "events are moving in that direction," toward an invasion. An invasion itself could be accomplished quickly, several senators said. The problem is the aftermath and the quagmire that would develop without an internationally supported plan for restoring a democratic government to Haiti. Albright said the 12 other nations have agreed to contribute up to 4,000 troops to a United Nations mission to carry out "the work of peacekeeping and assisting in the reconstitution of a Haitian professional military and police.'' While showing no enthusiasm for an immediate invasion, the Senate kept the door open for President Clinton by defeating, 57-42, a Republican measure that could have prevented military intervention for 45 days. Still, foreign policy and military experts in the Senate arc wary. "We have to focus on nationbuilding from the very beginning," said Nunn. ''The real mission is nation-building," which could be "very prolonged." "Any invasion must have a clear transitional plan for international policing," said Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. But Sen. John Warner, R- Va .. said there was "no international legal justification to intervene militarily in another country simply to reslOre democracy.'' Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole noted that the United States occupied Haiti for 19 years earlier in this centttry. ·:America left And Haiti returned to violence and anarchy," he said. "We ought to spend some time learning lessons from that mtervenuon before beginning a new one.•• . Bu,t, U.N. Ambassador Albri~hl swd, We cannot have a situauon where military dictators can take over in our own hemisphere and throw out a president that was elected by the largest majority of any president in the Western Hemisphere." . Prosecutor's presence ·at estate defended ss,949 / LOS ANGELES (AP) Authorities say tllere was nothing improper about a prosecutor's presence at O.J. Simpson's estate as police began invest~gating the killings of his ex-wtfe and her friend. The disuict attorney· s office denied Thursday that prosecutor Marcia Clark arrived at the estate before a search wanant was signed It said in a statement that she arrived afterwards "to give legal advice on the execution of the war· llllll, as is often done by lawyetS in our office." KCBS-TV reported late Wednesday that its time-marked videotape showed Clark on Simpson's property at least 17 minutes before the warrant was signed at 10:4Sa.m. Police Chief Willie Williams ihe videci box, Joictan said Legal experts said if Clarlc said prosecutors routinely attend investigations to give legal advice. helped search the estate before the "It's quite nonnalto have mem- warrant was issued, that could help bers of the district auorney's office defense efforts to have evidence, at the scene of crimes," he said. found there excluded from trial. "Some arrive in the first few Prosecutors, meanwhile, said hours, some arrive the next 10 or they weren't ready to decide 12 bours, it all depends_"' . whether to charge AI Cowlings A source close to the investiga· · with helping Simpson, his lifelong lion told The Associated Press that friend, flee arrest Cowlings drove Clarlc got to the mansion at 12:30 the white Fool Bronco seen during p.m. and stayed about an hour to the nationally televised police watch the search. chase. · Bob Jordan. news director at · Cowlings was to return to court KCBS, said the slalion stood by its today to Jearn whether charges story. , . , would be filed against him. But , The ume of the v1deo ~IS- Suzanne Childs, a spokeswoman Sion was recorded automancally as for the district attorney's office, it, was fed to the station. ,A ~- said the investigation of Cowling's cl8n also rec~~d~ the ume mde- · role was continuing and prosecupendently, wnnn~ It on the label of tors would ask for a continuance. I I IN THE SPOTLIGHT - Robert Shapiro, attorney for O..J. Simpson, passed through the media to visit bls cUent In the Los Angeles County Jail Thursday. Tbe district's .attorney's olfice refuted reporlli that prosecutor Marcia Clark was on Simpson's property before a search warrant was signed Jane 13. (AP) • �Friday, July 15, 1994 Commentary Page-2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 15, 1994 \V ASH INGTON 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~MULTIMEDIA, INC. ROBERT L. WINGETT Publish.r CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager A MEMBER of The Assoc~aJed MARGARET LEHEW Controller Pre ss. Inland Daily Press A•soc1ation and the Amencan Newspaper Publisber Assoc1alion - As the fmal stretch bcg1n S lor th e J03rd Congrc". th e crush of unfi mshed buSine ss ill Ciud cs hea lth care, cr11M, we lfare reform and Wade B,omar. Wade Bornar' 1 Bomar was a 26-year-o ld father of three ch ildren and an eight-time Mormna stale arm wrcs ~i ng eham pion when he volu nteered to help the Bureau of lndwn Affairs extinguis h a forest fire that threatened a ncwhy reservatiOn in 1989. As he trc·c·. '' 100 -ye M-old p1ne cra shed duwn on Bomar, leav ing htm para lytcd fro m the \\>lltst down, inconti - nent ancl unab le to work agam. Had he been inJ ured just 15 LElTERS OF OPINION are welcome . They should be less !han 300 months l ater. Bomar would have qua lified for a $ 100,000 payment under the Public Safety Officers' Benefns Act. which was movmg through Congress when th e accident occurred Bomar took h1s case for relroacti ve relief to Congress, address and telephone number No unsigned leiters Will be publi•hed Letlers sOO uld be m good taste, addressmg tssues, not personalities Washington today: winch routinely grants tax breaks and subsidies to th e well -co nnected But th1 s cou ld hardly desc ribe Bomar. By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein Se n. Ma x Baucus, D-Mont., who led th e lobby mg balllcs for N AFf A and Most Favored 'la110n cr.mkcd up h1 s cham saw to level a st ,l!u s for Chllla, Js now Lw is tin g words lo ng. All letters arc subject to edning and must be signed with name. ~1r1 ns un 13ornar·s IJc hall'. Baucus h'" IIred off let ters to the Clinton cab 1nc t. eng1nee red a ' 'c hance'' rnccll rJ g between Bnrnar and Attorney Genera l Jan el Re no, bird Jogged bu reaucraLs and even introduced a private relief b1ll - a lastresort gambllto help one person. In a le11e r 10 Reno, Baucus argued: "Wade Bomar is precise ly the sort of person the PSOBA was amended to he lp: a public sa fety off1cer permanently injured in the lin e of duty .... It was the clear Intent or Congress to avoid' a situauun where these puhl1c servants arc forced to Iive ha nd -to -mouth exac tly the Si tu ati On Wad e IS 1n toda y. Frankly , the sys te m has f:ulcd tillS man " BaLKus' pnvmc reli ef bil l must be approved by the Ju s1icc Dcparlmcnl and th e OITi cc of Manage· men! .liHI Budget, pa sse d by Congress and signed by the presiden t. Justice and OMB are curremly rev1e w1ng the price and precedent of Baucus' bill. Smcc only six people have qualifi ed for the PSOBA benefits in the four years sin ce it took effect, it's unlikely many share Bomar's misfortune of hav1ng bee n maimed within 15 months of the enactment date. Onl y one of th e 226 pr1vate reli ef bills mtroduccd durin g thi s Congress has reached the president: Sen. Bill Co hen, R-1>1ainc. illlfOdu ccd a bill 10 waive citit.ensh ip Clinton's homecoming health care, Whitewater lly JOHN KING AP Political Writer WASH INGTON - After a week abroad, Pres ident Chnton gets no time for a homecoming celebration . Health care debate and Whllewater hcan ngs are JUSt around the corner in Congress. never mind the mi~term elections just four month s away . In the Whitewater hearings. Republicans will be try1ng to exact a toll on Cl inton. who 1s counting on Democrauc all 1es to argue that the GOP, for political gam, is ulling ground already covered by the special prosec utor mvestigatmg the case. And the early talk of a bipartisan approac h to health care reform has given way to partisan divide as Congress prepares for Ooor debate on the issue most likely to catapult into the forefront for November's elections. For Clmton, the combmation of Whitewater hearmgs and health care votes in late July and early August present a huge political challenge, two simultaneous figh ts he can ill afford to lose. And he enters what is likely to feel like the longest month of his presidency short of political capital. A survey by the Republican polling firm Public Opinion Strategies fo und that41 percent of Amencans approve of Clinton's performance as president, while 46 percent di sapprove. And o f those who approve of Cl in10n's job performance, on ly 12 percent sa1d they were strongly sup- portive. . numbers, " sa1'd poII ster B'll " Those are really gnm 1 McInturff . "Th c succession of Whitewater, Paula Jones, Haiti and this unproductive trip abroad has kept them from talking about the things voters want to hear the economy, health care and cnme." But all that is about to change - at least according to the White House. With speec hes Fnday '" Pennsylvama and next Tuesday in Boston, Clinton hopes to energize the health care debate as a fight for health security for the middle class. From there . the While House plan includes new television ads, leucrwriting and phone campaigns by labor unions and mher allies, even a hca llh care bus tour that th e president and Hillary Rodham Clmton are likely 10 JOin m some poinl. "Those who fav or the Republican approach arc going to have to go back 10 1hw const ituen ts and say, 'Under our plan, millionaires are fine, we lfare rec ipients are covered, members of Congress get terrific benefits but1f you arc m the middle class, sorry we couldn 'I help you," ' said Clmton adviser Paul Begala. That argument, however, ignores Clinton's biggest short-term problem: w1nnmg enough Democratic votes for a plan acceptable 10 the White House. The major obstacle is winning support for a requirement that employers provide health insurance, the eastest path to the universal coverage Clinton insists IS his bottom line. Complicating things for Clinton , the search ·for votes centers on moderate Democrats from the South and the Mountain states- the two regions where his personal standing, and powers of persuas ion, are weakest. How the Whitewater hearings will affect all this is uncertain . lf nothing else, seve ral White House aides will find themselves spending hours before congressional banking panels investigating , at GOP insistence, contacts between administration officials <md regulators investing a savIngs and loan in vo lved in the Clintons' Whitewater real estate investment. The challenge for the Wh1te House will be to answer Republicans aggressively without becoming distracted from the health care debate, which both parties sec as critical to November's election results. . ) EDITOR'S NOTE -John King covers the Clinton adnlinistration and national politics for The Associated Press. Berryls World requirements for a Ru ss ian woman who had been diagnosed wll h tcrmlllal ca ncer. T he bill passed in less than s1.' weeks and the woman was sworn m as a U.S. ClliZCil three days befor e dy mg. Private rel ief bill s got a black eye dunng the Abscam scandal of the early 1980s, when six members of Congre ss were acc use d of accepting - or agreeing 10 accept -as much as $50,000 to inuoduce a bill that would allow an imaginary sheik to immigrate to the United States. Baucus underscored 10 Reno that he op ted for the bill only as a way to break do wn a hurea ucrau c bn ck wa ll. And he's promi sing no110 make it a habit. " I have not made 11 a pracuce of inuoduemg pri vaw reli ef lcgi sla· tion durin g my years of serv ice in Congress," he wrote Reno. " I beli eve private relief bills should only be used as a last resort .... That is exac tly the case wi th Wade Bomar.'' For his part, Bomar's only speCial interest is his family . Since the accident, hi s family has lost 11s pri · mary source of incom e, and his children no longer h3ve health insurance. ''I'm prayin g this bill will get passed," Bomar told our associate Andrew ConiC. "If not, I'm JUSt going to keep gelling deeper Ill debt." MEMO OF THE MONTH The Departme nt of Hou sin g an d Urban Development , which is asking_ Congress fo r $c1.7 billion to implemen t a homeless strategy, can not be accused of giving its own workforce a free ride. "Regrellably, we must mform you of a two cents per month increase in the quarterly parking fee," read a screaming Oyer with "NOTICE" stamped six times. "Please increase your quarterly payment to $75.63." One " hard-hit" HUD employee sa id it costs "more money to Xerox the Oyer and pass it out" than HUD will recoup with the in crease. A HUD spokesperson said the Oyer corrected a mistake and " it sa ved a lot of confus1on. The last thmg you want IS to get some hassles." Jack Anderson and Michael 8instein are writers for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. The truth about Joe McCarthy Every so often so me younger con ser vative innocently makes a derogatory referen ce to the late Sen. Joseph McCarthy that s1 mpl y incorporates the liberal mythology about him . Thi s saddens me. because I lived through the days of his spec tacular rise and fall, and I know that the liberal version of the McCarthy story is fal se in all its major particulars. So I am going to take a day off from Ha1ti and O.J. Simpson and devote this column to some bnef comments on the McCarthy controversy, just in case you were born after (say) 1935 and would like to know what an older conservative of some ex pencnce has to say about that grand old Oap. The central fac t that must be understood is that in the years from about 1933 10 1950 a significant number of energetic Americans looked to the Soviet Union as the hope of mankind, and devoted themselves - same loudly. others quietly - to furthering the cause of world Communism. Many jomed the American Communist Party quite openly; others, secretly; some never joined 11 at :~1. preferring to assist the cause from outside. In any case. openly or not, these people managed to mfillrate and mnuencc a large f1umber of American mst ilutions, incl uding the gov- William A. Rusher ernment, the un1versit1es, labor unions, and even (of all places) the clergy Most simply agitated for Communi st ca uses, publicly or surreptitiou sly. Some, especially in government, actually commilled csptonage for the Soviet Union. During the days of the New Deal, and even more so during World War II when Stalin was our ally, this seemed to the regnant liberals (who were not, of course, Communists them selves) to do no particular harm . But with the onset of the Cold War in 1946, this suddenly changed. The Republican Party was well positioned to make an issue of the Communists' infiltration and espionage, and to condemn the liberals who had so long genially tolerated them. When Republicans captured control of the 80th Congress in 1946, they turned its investigative committees loose on the subject. The battle was long and hot, and for many liberals 1i reached 11s nadir wh en Alg er Hi ss was convicted of espionage for the Soviet Union on Jan . 21, 1950. The fact of serious Communist mfihration and espionage could no longer be dcmcd. But it migln still be argued that this was minor, and that - far more seriously - false charges of .Communism were bein~ levcle.d against many loyal citizens whose only crime was being liberal. It was less than three weeks later that Joe McCarthy, the ranking Republican on the Permanent Investigations Subcommiuee of the Senate's Government Operations Committee, rose to address the Republican Women of Wheeling, W.Va., on the subject of Commu nists in government. The liberals quickly seized on McCarthy's speech as the paradigmatic illustration of the " false" charges they claimed were rampant. But McCarthy fought back, naming names. In 1953 and 1954 (now chairman of the Subeommittec, after Republicans again took control of Congress in 1952) , he went on to hold investigations into various instances of alleged Communist infiltration. The " McCarthy co ntroversy " raged on for four years, and ended only in December 1954 when the Senate (with the Republicans evenly split) voted to condemn McCarthy, not for falsely accusing anyone of Communism, but for remarks he had made concerning a subcommittee headed by Sen. Watkins of Utah. Th e liberals declared victory, and proceeded to fasten the familiar ugly connotations onto the word "McCarthyism." But anyone interested in a meticulou s analysi s of the McCanhy controversy up to 1953 should read " McCarthy and His Enemies," by William F. Buckley Jr. and L. Brent Bozell (Rcgncry, 1954). And for dessert you might try askmg some liberal friend the name of somebody - anybody whom McCarthy fal sely accused of Communism. William Rusher is a syndicated writer for Newspaper Enterprise Association. (For information on how to communicate electronically with this columnist and others, contact America Online by calling 1800-827-6364, ext. 8317.) How churches back the environment EDITORS NOTE: NEA is discontinuing the George Plagenz column. This is the final release. Will "the greening of America ' s churches" save the environmental movement from the backlash threatening it? The Nation magazine, in a recent cover story, said the ecology movement is "on the road to becoming an endangered species.'' I! quotes a leading environmentalist as saying the movement is ''taking a beating from industry with its larger coffers." ''Every industry lobbyist who heads for Capitol Hill to fight an environmental rule or re¥ulation,'' said the Nauon article, ' is backed by a political action committee that often brings more money to the fight than the environmental movement's total lobbying budget." Today in history , ..... By The AJtioelated Press Today is Friday, July 15, the !96th day of 1994. There an: 169 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in HisliX)': 0n July 15th, 1870, Georgia became the lasl of the Confederate states to be readmitted to the Union. On this elate: . Le1'den, Ne therIn 1606. the Dutch painter Rembrandt was bom m lands. Saturday, July 16 Now to level the uneven playing field, comes the National Religious Par!nership for the Envrronment, representing a potential 100 George R. Plagenz million American churchgoers and synagogue worshipers. "Th1s is the American religious community's fullest entry into environmental activ11y," says Paul Gorman, executive d1rector of the new organization. "It is a collabo· ration of unprecedented breadth, all the more so for having been actively encouraged by eminent scientists and leading members of Congress." In 1990, 34 prominent scientists, including Carl Sagan, Stephen Jay Gould and Jerome Wiesner, released "An Open Leller to the Religious Community." In 1916, Boeing Company, originally known as Paciftc Aero Products, was founded in Seattle by William Boeing. In 1918, the Second Battle of the Marne began during World War l. In 1948, President Truman was nominated for another tenn of office by the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. In 1958, President Eisenhower ordered U.S. Marines to Lebanon, at the request of that country's president, Camille Chamoun, in the face of a perceived threat by Muslim rebels. In 1964, Sen. Barry M. Goldwater of Ariwna was nominated for president by the Republican National Convention, meeting in San Francisco. In 1965, U.S. scientists displayed close-up photographs of the planet Mars taken by the spacecraft Mariner IV. In 1971 , President Nixon announced he would visit the People's Republic of Chinat;o seek a' 'normalization of relations.'' l I ' Citing the peril to the planet posed by the ecology crisis, the scientists said that "a problem of such magnitude must be recognized as having a religious as well as a scientific dimension '' Things began rolling shortly after, and by Earth Day this past spring 53 ,000 congregations had received Environmental Awareness Kits containing such things as educational material s and suggestions for altering the lifestyle of the congregations ' members 10 help sustain the environment. One tip that will no doubt run into some resistance is the one to "walk to church" to save energy and reduce air pollution. Never mind that those putting up the opposition to walking to church on Sunday morning will think nothing of walking three or four miles around a golf course later on Sunday afternoon. It is probably easier to get most church people to picket on behalf of the spotted owl than to get them to walk 10 church - or to adopt one of the alternatives to walking suggested in the ecology kits: car pooling, bicycling or using mass uansit. Many congregations have already begun programs in ecological activism. One of the more innovative projects is being conducted by Temple Adath Joseph in St. Joseph, Mo. Rabbi Jeffrey Glickman buys ~roduc ts such as energy-efficient hghl bulbs, flow-restricting shower heads and insulating blankets for hot-water heaters and sells them at cost. The original feature of this idea is that Rabbi Glickman docs all the installation himself- free. While businesses may look upon the environmental movement as an adversary, costing jobs and profits, not all ecology groups think of themselves as anti-business. Fred Krupp, executive director of the large, influential Environmental Defense Fund, sees opportumhes for business in the ecology movement. "Behind proposals like building dams or waste dumps that threaten to cause environmental harm," Krupp says, "there arc nearly always legitimate social needs. Any long-term solution lies in finding better ways 10 meet those needs. And there's a business opportunity in that." (A free 13-by-18-inch· full-color poster of the earth by Jose Ortega is available by writing the National Religious Partnership for the Environment, 1047 Amsterdam Ave., New York, NY 10025.) . George Plagenz is a syndicated writer for Newspaper Enterprise Association. (For information on how to communicate electronically with this columnist and others, contact America Online by calling 1800-827-6364, ext. 8317.) forecast for daytime conditions and Word has been received here of the death July 2, 1994, death of Eileen Burson Paulsen, 56, of Dallas, Texas and formerly of Shade and Columbus. Born May 27, 1938, daughter of Frank and Alvira Burson of Okeechobee, Fla., she was a JU3(!uate of Pomeroy High School and also attended Columbus Business University. She wao; a member of Casa View Christian Church of Dallas. She is survived by a husband of 33 years, Bernard M. Paul sen; a son, Tr<~Cy Scou Paulsen, Rowleu, Texas; a daughter and son-in-law, Gayla and Kevin Horinek. MICH Forest fire fighter needs relief now The Daily Sentinel --Area deaths __ Junior Achievement Eileen Paulsen outlined at luncheon OHIO Weather Accu-Wealh~ • IMansfield ls2• I• • IColumbus Ias· I Announcements WVA. Storms possible tonight By The Associated Press Skies will be clear to partly cloudy tonight with temperatures falhng into the 60s statewide, the NatiOnal Weat her Service said. There will be a chance of thunderstorms over southeast Ohio early tonight. I! will be sunny with highs in the mid 80s Saturday. Widely scattered showers and Jhunderstorrns continued across the state overnight. Skies were partly to mostly cloudy early this morning throughout Ohio, with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the northwest. Light fog was widespread , reducing visibility to two miles in some areas. Lows were in the upper 60s to low 70s. The record high temperature for this date at the Columbus weather station was I 00 degrees in 1988. The record low was 49 degrees in 1930. Sunset will be at 9 p.m. Sun rise Saturday will be at6:16 a.m. Weather forecast: Today ... Partly cloud y with a chance of thunderstorm s. High in the low to mid 80s. Tonight. .. Pardy cloudy with a slight chance of thunderstorms early in the southeast. .. Otherwise clearing. Low m the 60s. Saturday ... Mostly sunny . High in the mid 80s. Extended forecast: Sunday through Tuesday ... A chance of thunderstorms each day with lows Ill the mid 60s and highs in the mid 80s. Bible school announced Vacation Bible School at the Hemlock Grove Christian Church will be July 25-29 from 6:30-8:45 p.m . This year's theme is "Son Country." There will be classes for ages 2 years through eighth grade with crafts, singing, recreation and refreshments nighUy. The c losing program will be 7 p.m. July 31. Shade River Lodge to meet The Shade River Lodge F&AM will hold a special meeting Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Crow sentences ex-Ironton police chief to 6 years in jail Area man free on bond; faces state police charges POINT PLEASANT, W.Va An area man is free on bond after being arrested Wednesday by Mason County authorities. David M. Persons, 31, with addresses in West Columbia and Long Bottom, was arrested by Trooper Eddie Starcher of Jhe Point Pleasant Detachment of the West Virginia State Police on Lieving Road on charges of driving on a suspended license and defective equipment around 3 p.m. Persons was arraigned before Mason County Magistrate Leonard Shobe and was released around 9 a.m. Thursday on $500 bond. Persons is currently free on bond from Wood County after being arrested June 27 on a fugitive warrant from Ohio, and charges of obstructing an officer and petit larceny from Mason County. He is awaiting a hearing on The DBily Sentmel (USPS liJ.HI) Published every aftetnoon, Moaday through f'rtllay, Ill CoW't Sl., PoOICI'Oy, OhLo by ~e , Ohio Yal~y I'UblllhlDI Co-y/Mulllroodia tD< • Pomeroy. Ohlo 4S169, Ph. 992-lll6. Second ciUI post.e pald It PdiiK!roy, Qtlo. MeuM: lbe Aaaocillcd Prca. aa.d tbe ohio i Newsptptt AJiocilliDD, Nltional Adwrtilio& • Repreant.tive, Bruham Newspaper Sale~, 73) Third Avuue, New York. New Yat ' 10017. POSThtASTER: Seod - ... dwl... lo The IWiy SeDtiuel, Ill Court SL, Pomeroy, Ohlo extradition proceedings from Wood County. Persons is wanted in Meigs County for felony fleeing and auto thefl Persons escaped from a treatment room at Veterans Memorial Hospital in April. He was caprured soon after in Parkersburg aild was released by authorities, pending an extradition hearing. J'err'Jns failed to appear for the hearing. Correction Shirley E. Guint~er , 76, Pomeroy, who d1ed Wednesday, July 13, 1994 was preceded m death by a brother, Edison Guinther, Gallipolis. Edison Guinther's name was unintentionally omitted by the funeral home in Mr. Guinther's obituary Thursday. Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE The following war• racalved/prapared by lha Ohio Environmental Prot..:tlon Agency (OEPA) J. .t week. Effecdva datn of final actlona and Jaauance datoa of Propoa.cl Acdona and of Drafl Actlona are ataled. Final acllona may t. a)IIIHted, In writing, wllhln 30 daya of th• data ol thla not..,._ 1o 11M Envlronm•181 Bollrd of R•vlaw, Am. 300, 238 E. Town SL, Columbua, OH, 43215. Nodoa ol any app•t aMtt .,. llt.cl with lh• diNCior within 30 daya. Propoaed eotlona will beoom• final unl•• e wriUen edJudlcellon hearing req...t Ia aubmlned within 30 claya ol the laauanoe data; or the director ravlae•lwllhdrawa tha propoaad action. Any paraon may aub .. U oom.-.ta ancllor a IIIMIIng Nglldlng any draft acdon within :so da.:f.l ol the data lndloated. ACTION•, a a uaad above doe• not lnoluda ,_.pi of • varllled oomplalnL II algnHioant publlo lnteraat eJIIIa, • pubtlo meatlng ..., ... hald. CConllnuacl on Page 7) Lewisville, Texas: a brother and sister-in-law, Fred and Janie Burson of Shade. Other survivors include: brothers and sisters-in-law, James and Vada Hazelton of Hemlock Grove, Earl and Jeanne Paulsen of Annapolis, Md ., Cory Paulsen of Carrollton, Texas, and Robert and Diane Paulsen; and many nieces, nephews, cousi ns . aunts and uncles. Services were held at ResUand Memorial Chapel on July 6 with Rev . Keith Odiu. Burial followed in ResUand Memorial Park in Dallas. The goal of Jurtior Achievement not have a Junior Achievement is to help make kids into better program, Childs said. The program employees, parents. voters and citi- is held during school days at all grade levels. zens. The program is paid for by the That was the message presented business community, Childs comby JA representative Suzie Childs mented, not by schools or the govduring a luncheon sponsored by Eastern Local Community Ed uca- errunent. JA programs include Project tion Thursday. The luncheon, held at Trinity Business which brings business Church in Pomeroy, was held 10 people mto the classroom. The progarner support for the community gram uses McDonald's and education program and Junior Famous Amos Cookies as examples of business successes. Achievemenl In addition. the programs stress Childs said Juni or Achievement was started in 1919 by a business- the promotion of self-esteem, she man who wanted to promote the said. "You want your children to stay COLUMBUS (AP) - Indepen- free enterprise system. Through dent candidate for governor Billy Junior Achievement, children learn in Meigs County ... 10 make it even Inmon wiU find out today whether by doing and learn through role better," she said. ~pprox1mately 20 people he collected enough valid sig na- models. tures to get on the November balCurrently, Meigs County does auended the IWJchoon. lol Inmon and runnihg mate Norm Myers said they personally coUected 8.000 of the more than 15,000 Units of the Meig s County signatures they turned in to Secre- Emergency Medical Service report- Hollow Road, David Paul, treat tary of State Bob Taft's office m ed seven calls for as sistance non-lr311S(Xlrt. I :OS a.m. Thursday, Crowser May. between Wednesday and Thursday Taft 's office mu s t venfy by mormngs. Units responding mclud- Road, Danielle Shane, VMH. TUPPERS PLAINS today the number of valid signa- ed: 4:00p.m. Wednesday, State tures on the _P~_lition . MIDDLEPORT Route 7, Tony Jone s, Camden 1:09 p.m. Wednesday, Story's Clark. RWl Road, gas leak. POMEROY mittee will issue a report next year 9:20p.m . Wednesday, Second recommending c hanges in the development and funding of infras- Street, Cheryl Lucas, VMH . RACINE tructure at the slate, regional and 8:00p.m. Wednesday , Stale local levels. The Tuppers Plains -Chester Presently the Ohio Public Route 124, Wesley Clark, treat Water District lifted the boil order non-uansport. Works Commission seUs bonds and on Sand Ridge Road at 2:30 p.m. RUTLAND coordinates the funding of projects 1:05 p.m. Wednesday , Main Thursday . The order was lifted such as roads, bridges, storm sewafter a sample tested Wednesday ers, water systems and solid waste Street, Clinton Faulk, VMH. II :50 p.m. Wednesdav . Com showed the water was safe. disposal facilities. The $1.2 billion bond program covers 19 regions. W. Laurence Bicking, executive director of the Public Works Commission, said local communities are Forfeiting bonds were: The following cases were heard in need of more money for Sally A. Caldwell, Racine, $63 m the Pomeroy Mayor' s Court of improvements over the next few fai lure to yield; Jam es A. Varifor years. He said they have a need of John BlaeUnar Tuesday. an Jr .. Bellefontaine, $74 for speed; Fined were: $32.8 billion for the next five Doy Nitz, Pomeroy, $83 for failure James Hannan , Pomeroy , $63 years. This committee wiU attempt to comply and $133 for handling a plus costs for disorderly manner to address these needs for the weapon while tmoxicated ; Jeremy re sisting and $313 plus costs for whole state by seeing where the money is needed without hurting arrest; Marvin Edwards. Clifton, D. Run yon , Pomeroy, $45 for no the areas that are already receiving W.Va., $113 plu s costs for public protec11ve equ1pment on a motorcyintoxication; Barbara Corrigan, The cle; James M Walte rs, Cheshire, funds. $68 for speed; VIctoria K. NowngHouse Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Plains, $5 1 plus costs for speed; ham , Pomeroy, $65 for speed and Kendall Lemley . Pomeroy, $63 Jr. said the slate gasoline tax has $83 for expired registration ; Sandra not fulfilled previous expectations plus costs for disorderly manner; S. Lillie, Middleport, $83 for operHarold Whillekind, Pomeroy, $50 and the state has limitations on ating under suspension and $83 for plus costs for public intoxicauon ; money for new projects because of James Snyder, Middleport , $63 fa1lure 10 stop at a light; Donald federal regulations. plus costs for disorderly conduct: Paul Lamar, Spencer, W.Va., $68 "I'm not a¥ainst economic Michael T. Manl ey, Racine, $43 for speed; and C hri stoph er T. development, • RiHe said, "but plus costs for failure to yield and Weaver, Syracuse, $75 for speed; let's not deplete funds and hun one costs only for no insurance; and Douglas Debrick , Athens , $63 for agency to help the other one." John M. De Moss, Syracuse, $63 illcgalleftlurn. Malone said he hopes to have plus cost~ for squealling tires. enough input so funding can be dumped into smaller areas. ''The problem is that there is a lack of infiasuucture in this area," (Continued from Page I) Malone said. "We hope to put more money mto small areas instead of entire county. ' "It has been needed for a number of years. I think the county wiU do highly populated areas." The committee will address whatever it can, but the county doesn't have the funds- it must come needs in the whole state and from other a~encies," Commission President Fred Hoffman said. Commiss1oner Janet Howard said, "I wiU support it wholeheartedly, to attempt to determine which areas are in need help secure the funding and keep the rates moderate. It's very important "1 think it's very positive that for that portion of the count~- with an expanded highway being builtthey're going to take a look at the because the area will boom. big picrure," Bicking said. Commissioner Bob Hartenbach concluded, "If there's money availMeigs County Commissioner able, l'U help them out. If there's anything possible we can do, we'll do it ... Janet Howard was very pleased with both appointments. She said Malone will be good for both comhvd~.::os TRHARIIORI AWIIY mit_tees, especially since he grew IHI IKIN ~"l; I\ ATRJUMI'tt ........ ............. up m a small toWIL . ... : ... " ... "Mark is familiar with this area '"' and would like to see it benefit and LIONK1NG I GI grow," Howard said. "He knows 7:01l,9 :'" 10 DAILY 7 ~ 10,9 ; 00 DAlLY MATINEES SAT I S UN what southeast Ohio can benefit ~TINB&S SAT I SUN 1:00,l:10 1: I 0 l: 00 from and can get in 1011ch with officials who can tell him exactly what ROiiJil!) ~II A tr H 0/, I N they need" Inmon awaiting OK on petitions EMS units record 7 calls Malone joins crucial panels (Continued from Page 1) the region. He said there are many historical buiding and areas that can be develo~ Tiuough hts appointment, Mal one said he hopes to direct funding toward this area. "I hope to outline the criteria and insure that southeastern Ohio is on the JXiority list," Malone said. "I can help make sure we can apply for money and help organizations get it." Mary Wise, president of the Middleport Arts Council, said the council has put in a request for a ~t for the Downing House proJect, but has not gotten conftrmation yet. The house is in need of cosmetic renovations and any project money will help. Since the house is located in Jhe business district, it would ~ a good location for headquarters for the council and IRONTON - The former ch1ef half, or two years m pnson upon could also be a commurtity center. Wise said she is hopeful that the of the Ironton Police Force was conviction. Crow sentenced Akers to the appointment of Malone will bring sentenced Wednesday to receive the maximum six-year prison term max unum two years on each count needed funding and attention to for his conviction on three counts and ordered the sentences to run this region. consecutively, according !O Prose"Funding for the arts has been of gross sexual imposition. George Akers, 64, was sen- cuting Attorney J.B . Collier Jr. The long overlooked in southern Ohio, particularily Meigs County," Wise tenced by Meigs County Common judge also fined Akers $5,000. John H. Wolfe, an Ironton said. "With the recent help of the Pleas Judge Fred W. Crow Ill for performmg sexual acts on three lawyer representing Akers, said an Ohio Arts Council and now the girls under the age of 13 between decision has not been reached on appointment of Malone and Long 1981 and 1987. Crow was sitting an appeal of the conviction. The to the committee, the future is defense has 30 days to file a notice looking brighter." on assignment in the case. of appeal from the date of last Akers was convicted last week Malone has also been named to Thursday's conviction. on three counts of gross sexual a 10-member Joint Legislative Akers served as Ironton's police Committee on Infrasuucrure Fundimposition after a three-day trial in chief for almost eight years, before ing and Development. He is the Ironton. He was acquitted on two resigning for he&lth reasons in only representative from soulheast counts of rape and three counts of 1982. felonious sexual penetration. Ohio, and will attempt to find out The former police chief was how much money is cominjl in and The sexual imposition charges carry a sentence of one, one and a- jailed last week after the jury for what improvements it ts being returned the guilty verdicts. used. "The intent is to research the needs of infrastructure and see what direction it is heading for funding," Malone said. The com- .s769. The Dally Sentlnei-Page-3 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Hospital news VETERANS MEMORIAL Thursday admissions - Arthur Barr, Middleport. Thursday discharges - Shirley Fitzpatrick, Middleport; Roger Theiss, Racine. ' HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Discharges July 14 - Gary Jarvis, Mrs. William Thomas and twin son and daughter, Mrs. Daniel Bowling and daughter, Glenna Williams, Lany Wallace, Mrs. Joseph Saunders and son, Mrs. Curus Zinn and daughter, Tina Blevins, Mary Nelson, Mrs. Jeffrey Rocchi and daullhter. Birth - Mr. and Mrs_ James Rainey, daughter, Crown City. (Published with permission) ~stocks Am Ele Power ........................29 112 Akm .............................................. 51 Ashland OU ............................34 7/8 AT&T ...... - ............................54 3/4 Bank One ...........-....................34 1/4 Bob Evaos ...............................lll/2 Champion lnd........................lO 112 CharmJnc Shop ....................... 9 7/8 City Holdlal··-·..................... .33 3/4 Federal M0&111 ..............................31 Goodyear T&R ......................35 112 K-m1111 .......................................... 16 Lands End "-"..,_ ....................... 20 Limited Inc. ______ ,.............. l8112 Mulllmedla Inc •.....................29 112 Point Bancorp .........."'"""'"""""17 Reliance Electric _" _____,18 3/4 Robbins & Myen............ _ ......... l19 Sboney'slnc.-............. - ......... 14 5/8 Star Bank ........ ---·----....38 314 Wendy lnt'L ___ ........ ____ .IS 7/8 Worlhln&fon lnd ......._ .. __ .18 3/4 Stock reporll are lbe 111'.30 Lm. quote1 provided by Advest o Boil order lifted Pomeroy mayor's court TP sewer system hunts Jo n e ~ /!f. ~ Southern Local (Continued l'rom Page 1) grams and monies, with the board approving the programs: $229,707 for Chapter I reading program, federal money; Title 6-B, $42,746, federal money, for handicapped and learning disability programs; Venture Capital, $25,000, state program for Lerart and Racine elementary schools; and Drug Grant, $5,842, fedezal monies. The board also approved Community Mutual Insurance for health insurance and Community Natiooal Assurance for life insurance for district employees. Racine Home National Bank was designated as depository for school funds for the 1994-95 school year. Approval was given by the board for 10 days of extra service for the gujd•oce counselor. Shirley Sayre has been named to thai post· tion, vacated when Leah Ord 7;00,9 ;10 DAILY ~TIN!ES SAT I SUN 1:00,1 ;)0 COLONY THEATRE FAL THRU THUAS. WOODY HARRELSON, KEFEA SUTHERLAND IN THE COWBOY WAY PG-11 ONE lEVEliNG IHOW 7:30 ADIIIIION ta.OO 448-082S .mfHJ.ow l PG- 1)J 1 :20,!1:2U DAJI.Y RATIWEES S AT I SUN 1:20 l:lO BRB¥'5 DR¥ OUT RAT l N t ~s SATURDAY/SUNDAY Oft LY 1:10 CPGJ SP((O c:o • ll.M l ~ .... ,••, ... , 7:10 , 9:)0 DAil.Y MAT . SAT/SUN.J.10 •I'CJ STARTS WIWNBSOIH , JULY 19th TOIM1 L&B JOI'IIS •m11 CLI !In'" GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLEI CLIP AND SAVE THIS AD FOR FUTURE REFERENCE 1 1 The Meigs County Tuberculosi.• Clinic Urges You To Be Ready For The Meigs County Fair I :::,~~8 .July 25 ll~fl'Sl n:tired. 1 Location Tuppers Plains Fire Dept. Middleport Fire Dept. Chester Fire ~~,n•. T'lliU! I I 5:00-7:001 5:00-7:00 I 5:00-7:00 I The board's next meeting will be Monday, July 25 at 7 p.m. AUI:nding wm: Tom Rooeberry, Jose=oren, Marty Morarity, C.T. , Susie Grueser, Bob Ord and ·e Hill I (Note Date Change For Reedsville Clinic) KANA.UGA DRIVE-IN GaWpolll. ... .. BLOWN AWAY FAt., IAT, SUN. JACK NICHOLSON, I IIICHELU PFEIFFER IN I I T.B. Skin Testing will not be done at the 1994 Meigs County Fair For Further information caU The Tuberculosis Office I I I at 992-3722 WOLF R AND IIEL GIBBON, JODIE FOSTER IN MAVERICK 448-1011 PG ------ -------------------· �Friday, july 15, 1994 The Daily Sentin·e l Sports Page-4 By BOB GREEI\ TURN BERRY , Sc 01 land (A P) ~ Greg Turn er m:.H_Ic 1 ~ 0 eagles, N1ck Faldo made a bJ g JrJJSLakc ami Tom WaLson was makin g Briktin 's legal bookJes ve ry nervo,us. rurncr. a 31-ycar·old from New Zealand , holed a 2- iron simi ror hiS second eag le ol lhe nun y, blu slery clay , ca pp1n g a S- under-par 65 that pro vided him with a onc-shol lead aflcr one round ofllle 123rd Briush Open Cham pJonshlp. ' ' I read il quJ ie wel l," Turner " '"' · Ill s wn gue f1fm ly pla nled Jn check, of lh e 178-yard sho t Ihat found lhe cup on lhe 16th hole of . Cubs above .500 mark in road games CAUGHT IN RUNDOWN - Cincinnati shortstop !larry Larkin (left) tags out the Chicago Cubs' Glenallen 11ill to end a rundown between first base and second after Hill was picked on· in the second inning of Thursday night's National Lfague game in Cincinnati, where the Cubs won 4-3. Backing up the play is first baseman Hal Morris. (AP) By TERRY KINNEY ClNClNN ATI (AP) - Manager Tom Trebelhorn has the Chicago Cubs righ1 where they need to be - anywhere bul Chicago. Afl er beating 1he Cin cinnali Reds 4-3 Thursday night, the Cubs arc 21- 20 on the road . At home, they 're 16-30. So 11's probably a guod thing Chicago opens the sec ond half of th e season with 14 of the fi rs1 17 games on the road. " It 's important for us to win every game we can," Trebelhorn sa1d. ''Th1s was a good win . I hope it' s a trend. I want it to become a routine soil can become a habit" Trebelhorn used six pitchers , who gave up a combined nine hits but held Cincinnati to three runs. ,, The Reds had scored four or more in 10 of their previous II games. "We did some things in a clutch way, " Trebelhorn said . " Our pilchcrs did some good work in some preuy tight spots." Steve Trachsel (8-6) scaltered five hits over six inning s, walked five and struck out four. He is unbeaten on the road, where he improved to 7-0. "I wanted him to have the chance to be the pilcher of record,'' T b lh d "If hd . Scoreboard Sunday's games Baseball a..EVELAND It Chie«8(1, I :35 p.m. Milwaukee 11 Minneaou, 2:05p.m. New York at Seanle, 4:35p.m. II K.an.u City, 8:05p.m. CB Atlanu ...................52 Florida ...... ...........42 PMaddphia ...... ..41 New Yodt ···- .......40 I ll.S 13 13.5 34 47 47 47 .60S .472 .~ .460 PltllbwsJI . anc.ao .. . .42 . 17 4l .483 2.l l.l 9.l ~ .425 14.5 We.tem Dl"'-'oa L u o - ...........46 42 .l23 Caioraolo ................o 41 .473 4.l .444 .393 1 ll.l San Pnna.oo ...... ..40 50 San DWs• ........... .. 35 54 Thursday's scores Sut I>i.eso at New YOJt, ppd., raUl U. Anpb al Philadclpbia, ppd., raiD Piuabwab 8, Hol.aii.On 2 Flaoidd, A.W... 3 San l'<anciaa> I, Mon...U 3 OU..p4, CINCINNATI J Colcndo I, SL Looia I Today'• games DH: Luo Aagdco ( a - 7·land C.U.diolti 6-<1) II Phi!odoiphil (WOil }.1 ond JackJon 11 -3), 4:05p.m. DH: SUJ l>icso {A.hby 4-7 and Bcnm 6--10) al New Ywk (J011C11 9-7 aad Saber· hlp JI).4J. 5:10p.m. San l'nncil<o (Pon.pl 7-6) " Moo""' (Hoouy 6-1), HS p.m. OUa.JO (BaRb IJ-.1) at T<WOnLO at Tau, 8:05p.m Transactions BusebaU American Weut Cenlul DhllloD CINCINNATI ........l2 36 .l91 """'""' ................lO 19 .l62 Sl. Low. ................42 43 .494 CINCINNATI (Rij(tl-4). 1:35 p.m. Houlton (Swindell 6-6) 11 Pit11bwJ,h (Nooal• 8-1~ HS p.m. fforida (Weathera 8-7) at Atlanta (ClloYiuoi0.7), HOp.m. SL Louil (fewkabury 10.7) 11 Colondo (Rdz 2-4), 9,()5 p.m. Saturday's games En< Clundcnoo. ,.ua-, lnm Norfolk d the lntanationall.apc. San Doua Uo>100, pi!Chor, 10 Norfolk. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS, Pwdoued tho oontract of Gcnld Youna. oud"WIId.-, Cnmtl....wiavillc ottbc Arncrica.a Allociaticn Placod Brian Jord.lfl, ou.cftddcr, oa the I.S-day diaablod lilt, rctm~etive to July 10. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS' Plaoecl Dc:u-ait Euttn DMaiOD Team W L Pd. Montreal ....... ...... .54 34 .614 Nfw YORK MI!TS, Pv,.f:'"'Md obo """""" a[ Baltimore at Cahlomi.a, 4:05pm. 8o&tnn at O..Uiand, 4:05p.m NL standings hawk Owcna, cttchcr, from Colorado SJW"in cJ the Pacifi.c Cout L..ea CLEVELAND INDIANS : Claimed l....ury Cuian, piii:her, off waivers from r.he Minnce:ola Twina. De.iJilalcd Rene Goru:.&l~. infu:lder, for uaiJnmcm.. KANSAS CITY ROYALS : Rcl""cd Hubie BrooD. oudieldcr. ActiYII!ld K.cilh Miller, infielder, and Wally Joyner, lint buanan, from lhc 6(). and 1~--i!ay dia · ablcd lim, rcapecuvcly. Doai1J1ttcd Ncl - Santovmia, catchc:r, for auignmcnl. MJNNF.SOTA 1WINS, Rocollod Mike Trmnbley, ~cr, from Si.h LakCI City of the PKifU: League.. NEW YORK YANKEES : Activated Don Mltlina.ly , fmt huenvn, off the 15day disabled lill. SEATTLE MARINERS : Pw~;hatcd TEXAS RANGERS : Activated Rick HCIDII)'CW. plcltcr, from lhe 15-day dil· abled liiL ()pt.iCWid lMn Smith, pilchcr, co Oklahoma Oty q 1hc AmmU:an Auoc:ia· tim. NaiJona.l Lupe COLORAOO ROCKIES: Pl•eccl Joe Oirudi, c;ak:;b.-, c:m the IS-day diublod till, n:c:roact.ive 10 July II. ilc¥:allod hv- in the third on a groundom by Rcy Sanchez. Hal Morris gave Cincmnati a 21 lead with a sol o homer m th e fifth . II was the eighth homer 1his year for Morri s. who leads 1he National League in hils with 121, and the Reds in RBis w1th 68 . Parent's homer off John Smiley (9-9) . h1s lhlfd of 1he season. pul the Cubs ahead 10 stay. " I just took a chance lhat he was going to throw somethm g in , so I cheated a htllc bJt," sa1d Parent. " If you're looking a1 how 1he game was going and who should have won , il s ho uld hav e bee n John . I don ' l know whal my numbers arc again sl Smiley, bul lhey _.......... NEW YORK GL\I<ITS, Sifocd l...U William•, aafcty; Bncl D11uuo, placctictor; Willie Beamon. comcrbact; Ken)'OII R.uheed, fullback; Corey Widmer,1inctNackcr. and Gary Hud1, wide ntcciva. NEW YORK liiTS : Aped 10 ....,. with Aua-1 Glenn, oome:rbac.k, on a Fouryou oontnd.. aren '11ha1 good." Smiley , who was going for his sixth maight win, said he should not have thrown Parem the slider. " 1 lei 1he team down a little bil," Smiley said. " I was a littl e displeased with my pilch selection. 1 should have given him a changeup or a curvcball. I kicked mysc:f aflcr that. " Chi cago added a run in th e eighlh on an RBI single by Sammy Sosa, and Cmcmnau got a run m the eighlh on a homer by Boone, his sixth of the year. Reds third baseman Tony Fernandez had his 11-game hilling streak snapped , going 0-for-5, as the Reds lost for just the third time in I I games. Turnbcrr y's unho spJtablc link s. Faldo. Cl three- tim e winne r o l BasketbaU trrAH JAZZ: Nuncd Millo Shimalaky l:nincr. FootbaU Nollooal Footboll ~"' I 11n1ppc:r, ID aiD-)'OU COIC'KU. GREEN BAY PACKERS: Sianed Brett Favre., quarterback. to 1 fi""'7ear - A...... ,.....,. wilh Guy McJo. tyrc. auard. Ro-•ipod X.avin Yli..Ui.n, . bock. ~IANAI'OUS COLTS: ...........,_ that Michael BnnOon. dd'tnaive ond. bu loll .. • ~~.J:Es IWDERS: SiiDod S~;on Dni1, dclauivo Cllld. AJ,N-04 to tenn1 with Calvin lone~, run:~ b.ci., and A111tin Robbina. dcf'Ollivo MJNNHSOTA VIKINOS: Ploccd Robert Smith and Amp Lee, ruaniaa b1cb, and Frank Roudruus., def..Uve 0 GMC:TRuc:K. I (!) REESE REMEMBERED - A small shrine sits in the California Angels' locker room to coach Jimmie Reese, who died Wednesday at 92. The former roommate of Babe Ruth was in his 78th season in professional baseball. 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For more information, call Chancey at 992-5558 or at 9922158. 1 ~ ~:th~=~/:!te~ r.;;;;;.;= 111nc und pla y as 611..... . , .. ., . tJc1cndlllg t h,unpJOn G rs~ \or· man an d 1hc Europ ean sta" '' "" we re c xpcn cd to do mtnal c 1h ,• to urn :un cnt tared less w ell 111 th e ra~ n and Luld that had pl ayrr~ hud dim ~ under umbrcl li.l'\ and hurrt m · "" "cd a lrv c· l()(il eagle pu11. He "'" ' lll>Ssc d from al>< llll !2 fee t on th e nC\ t/JO /c and v. ;1., t'vl~ n par lhrough 12. Wa1so n bi rdi ed the 131h from alluul 31> lccl ami wcniiO 2- umlc r wllh a Slx-rool pull on the 171h "'" ' misst:<l agai n, fr om a boul c t ~h t feel, on lhe fi na l hol e. . Turn er, wmncr ol c1gh1 worldwide IJiles since joining lill' f um· pcan lour' " 19K6, cen lcrctl ills pa ce-se llin g cfforl on hi s I wo cagk s. H,· rcar hcd the pa r-) .Sl' l l' llllt Wilh a 4."0 11 s.xond shoJ anJ '""'k 01 fJ vc. fo<> l pull for 1 . Ihen "''"' hcd IH'I ~ - l nl! J ~l p p ro :J c h di ve int til l' 11 llPlc on the t'Jr '-it bou nce on thr -It O- y: 1rd 1(1th. oml o.: hot 10 thl' par-) snl'll lh :uHI added Ventura alter the Sox regained first for the firsl lime since June 13, when they were tied with the Indians. "You'd be kidding yourself 10 say this is not a big series. It's big when you are going to play another team eighl limes in I I games for first. You don '1 know when the strike is going 10 happen , if 1t happens," Chicago's Alex Fernandez said after striking out a career-high 12 as the Sox went up by one game With tjlerr seventh straight win. "We're playing very good solid baseball and we ha ve to keep it up ," Fernandez said. " You have 10 realize we were six games out and caught up without playing these guys . " The learns hadn't met before Thursday nighl since May 4. sev:: ested in playing football at Meigs Junior High School on Monday, Aug. 8 at 10 a.m. in lhe junior high auditorium. purpose the meeting be The to hand out of J?hYscial cards will and general informauon. ~ land thi s year , mcl uding 1-0 i'h Comi skey Park. "We have 10 come back tomorrow. I know il," Cleveland 's Car los Bacrga said. Tradin g 3-2 in 1he sevemh aga1n s1 Charles Nagy (7 -6), lhe While Sox loaded the bases on sin gles by Nurbcno Maron and T1m Rain es and a walk 10 Frank Thomas. Juli o Franco then hit a tying sacrif1ce ny to fini sh Nagy, am! Vcmura punched ~n 0-2 pil ch from Derek Lilliquisl over shon 10 score Raines . Ron Kark ovi ce hil hi s ll1h homer m lhe eighth off Eric Plunk for a two-run cushion . Rames, who had three hits, added an RBI smgl c in the inning. Fernandez (8-7) gave up lh rce runs m the first two innings , mclud ing Albert Belle' s 261h homer m 1he fir st, and then got stronger. retiring 13 straighl al one point. He fm1 shcd with a sev en-hitler, one walk and his fourth compl c1e gam e. "After the second inning he was dommating . When a guy 's go1 1ha1 kind of stuff, like he docs, and can throw th e ball where he wants 10 and when he wants to, that's when good hitting is not going lo hi I," Cleveland manager Mike Hargrove said. " The las1 seven innings he was about a~ good as I've seen him," While Sox manager Gene Lamont srud. Ch1ca~o is 4-1 again st Cleve- App·r~ciiflon .Day :July said King lied when he claimed the training fees were non-refundable and then did not tell Chavez he had recovered insurance money for training expenses. If convicted, King faces a maximum sente.nce of five years in · prison and a $250,000 line on each of nine counts. 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Watson. who has won only " '"c 1n lh c Uniled Sta le s '" the i:Jq J(J years, satd he was " hap py wll ll til e score hulld td il ~le wro ng way . "I played Ihe fro nl , Ihe down wtntl ho les. Jn pa r. lheo got my score culllii Jg "'· vlay Jo g nno 11,, wmd ." ,11 co ulilli ~II'C hccn eve" hs·ttc·r. Al'tcr a ttlrl'C- rutt hogq nn U lt' '>~ .'<l h , ht: n~..·~..·tkd on ly a h- uon ...,,,:c- Wobb 0111 lltdroom Group Loaded, 4 door, V6. (W.U. 2-1 ...S ..._ 8-1) .. " " - 017 (Oonloo 9-4 ""' DH: - Toroato (Quunu 1-9) o/1 '1(5{5 !furniture & fitpp{iances 1989 Chrysler New Yorker•.•....$7445 350 V-8, IUio., llr, T-topa, Thursday'• scores - 1989 Buick Lesabre •......•.••...•.• $6400 4 door, auto., air, loaded. Wtllfl'8 DI•W. Tea• ---- -----·----------"1 4.S LWB, V6, 5 apeed, air. Pomeroy, 192-&4211 By LARRY NEUMEISTER NEW YORK (AP)- "I will be cleared," promised boxing promoter Don King after a federal indictment accused him of illegally uying to claim $350,000 from Lloyds of London. The president of Don King Productions Inc. was accused of seeking the money after a 1991 boxing match between Julio Cesar Chavez and Harold Brazier wa~ canceled because Chavez cut his nose. "I am completely innocent," King said in the statement Thursday. "I have done nothing to warrant this action. I believe in the American system of justice.'' King has plenty of experience with the justice system to know its potential. Since he was accused of killing a man in 1954, King has become almost as well known for his entanglements with the nation's legal system as he has for his spiked hair, fur coats and jewels. But for two decades, King has reigned at the top of the boxing world, promoting some of the most famous fights in boxing history. Those bouts include Buster Douglas' stunning upset of Mike Tyson m Tokyo on Feb. I I, I 990, the "Rumble in the Jungle" between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman Oct 30, 1974, and the "Thrilla in Manila" between Ali and Joe Frazier Oct. I, 1975. He also has promoted such champions as Sugar Ray Leonard, Larry Holmes and Roberto Duran. In all, he has promoted nearly 300 championship fights, including more than 20 apiece in 1983 and 1993. In the case ftled Thursday, King allegedly tried tQ get money from Lloyd's by filing a contract with the London-based insurer that was not the contract actually signed between King and Chavez. King, of Oakland Park, Fla., claimed that his losses stemmed from non-refundable (raining expenses that he paid Chavez, according to the indictment The indictment, returned by a federal in PLANTATION, Fla. (AP)- dent even took place." Dolphins coach Don Shula said Pete Stoyanovich's agent says the Miami Dolphins kicker is worried the team will investigate. "In the interim, he's embarabout his image after being arrested rassed and disappointed that the on a drunk driving charge. According to Florida Highway fans have seen him in this light," Patrol officers, Stoyanovich was agent Drew Rosenhaus said. "All surly and said he would have their he asks is they be patient and not prejudge him." jobs. Stoyanovich spent eight hours in "I'm innocent, and I will have my day in court," Stoyanovich said jail before posting $500 bond in a statement released by the Dol- Thursday. He was arrested in the phins public relations department. parking lot of an all-night diner. The arresting officer says he "It was unfortunate that the incigave Stoyanovich the chance to be driven home. Kyger Creek About 5 a.m., three highway LL Tournament patrolmen were taking a coffee break at the International House of agenda posted Pancakes when they saw a man who appeared to be drunk trying to Here is the agenda for the first get in his car. It isn't clear if they weekeod of the Kyger Creek Little knew it was Stoyanovich. League Tournament, which will "I asked him to walk over to begin tonight at the Kyger Creek. me," patrolman Mark Shoaff said. Employees Club field on Ohio S.R. ''When he did, I smelled an odor of 7 across from Ohio Valley Electric alcoholic beverage coming from Company's Kyger Creek plant his breath. I asked him to make an between Addison and Cheshire. adult decision and allow someone Today: Tuppers Plains Tigers else to drive him home.'' vs. Gallipolis Mariners, 6 p.m.; Stoyanovich became belligerent, Kyger Creek No. 2 vs. Gallipolis according to the arrest report. His Rangers, 7:30p.m. friends intervened and one volunSaturday: Kyger Creek No. I teered to drive the kicker's car. vs. Tuppers Plains Pirates, 10 a.m.; Fruth Pharmacy vs. Mason VFW, I 1:30 a.m.; Rio Grande vs. Middleport White Sox, I p.m.; T-Shirts & More vs. Racine Athletics, 2:30 p.m.; Mead's Body Shop vs. Rutland Reds, 4 p.m.; Point Pleasant Hardware vs. Vinton, 5:30p.m. Sunday: Mason County Bar 4 mlt.a out 141 olf Lincoln Plb, Gllllpolle Association vs. Gallipolis Yankees, 441-Stll Shourood v..-.a ...u I p.m.; -Point Pleasant Home Care New Ow_. GE- Hal Polftl Wobb Medical vs. Syracuse Hubbard's Vlcld I Teny Johnaon Greenhouse, 2:30p.m.; tonight's During Month first-game winners vs. Middleport Vaughan's Cardinals at 4 p.m.; of July tonight's second-game winners vs. Green No. 2, 5:30 p.m. GMC:TRUC:K. AL standings . . · I m not rcprcscntmg the U nn - to Feds accuse King of fraud DON TATE MOTORS, INC. DAlLAS COWBOYS: S1gned Bill Bate., lllcty, and O.lc Ha&atrao, looa san~h~p, howeve r. By RICKGANO CHICAGO (AP) - The view from the lop is one lhe Chicago White Sox relish . Now they mus1 find a way to stay there. The Cleveland Indians, the team they dislodged from atop the AL Central for at least one game, will look very familiar after seven more meetings in the next 10 days. Noth mg IS yet settled. "Just because we won this one doesn't mean we'll win the res1 of them," said Robin Ventura, who celebrated his 27th birthday with three hits, includin~ a seventh Inning, go-ahead smgle as the White Sox beat the Indians 6-3 Thursday night. "It went off lhe end of the bat but I'll take it. This is a big series but it's not the end of the season," ollhc P>cifi< c.... ~.oo.,... N1tlonal Bubtball Allodaittc. c : 1rl ~- m o rn1n g stn rt1n g L1mc : ~~ ~ odd s we re I A· l . By Thu rsd,l) ntght . ~hey were dow.n 10 14 - L . . !he !J vC -IIfn c ·" '.nncr o ~ th" e iC nl responded Wllh ,, 2-untlcr-p.t r fl K and, onl y 3 h ack and Ir ed lo r lour ~ h. : si.JhiJSh cd hum cll ·" " u >n lcndcr. . . S~ we •c. And;cw Magee. lh~nl .tlonc wllh "n7, ,mel fellow Am en . ' .Jn s John Dal y, D,, vJtl Ed w.~rds anrl Loren R ~ be ns , all at t\K, mnl~ '"l h1n .stnkmg d, ~t.mcc. . . . Magee, wh o sp1 ced ht s c fl o r ~ w1th an eagl e-3. rc lu sccl 10 he c:Ju gll_t up 1n an y nallunall ~llC partl - c:l Swtcs. Tlu s 1sn'1 a Ryder Cup. I m JUSI re prc scnltng myself, tryin g White Sox take first in Central Division 1614-992-71611 Hours M-F 8-5 Sa18-12l 465 North Second Avenue Middleport, Ohio 45760 Rorida It Allanb, 1:10 p.m. San Fruciaco at Nonbell, I :15 e.m. l..c» Antclca at Philadelphia, I :35 pm. Ho.Laoa ll Pil~. (:).)p.m. 4l and no Amcn can was at bcuer Llmn \3 -l . A bout o ne-half million Briti sh ....hlJiijiji$;iii;Jj:t1!J:t3f:[, . . Sunday's K•m.. CealraiDivW. 34 .609 34 .600 42 .l23 th e_c ~t f or th e GENERAL TIRE SALES ·cbic.ao (Moran 1-9) at ClNClNNAll (Ito!- l·O), i<ll p.m. St. Louia (Olivua 1· I) at Colorado (PI;n,. 2-J~ Ull p.m. Chicop................. .ll CLEVElJIND .......ll IUnou Cily ...........46 ._..........42 M;lwookoo .............40 lll iSS m tg ilf SI llm e 1n I~ BrJ IJ s h Open a pp~ar:mces., . .. , . . .. Nm vc r) clever.. ''" . ' .llixlucd r .•!do '·"" Thur sd.J y .ill er he pl aye d Jh e :ron g. ball from .Ihe r~ug h ,m d "·" .tsscsscd ,, 2-s hm penally. . . Th e bookJ es were . Jn dan ge r, loo. tn dangcro l droppmg,t bundl e nn Ihe lon g-s hot Amenca ns. who prov1d ed a s urpn smg presence m theoldeslo fall golfs tournaments. On Jh e eve of th 1s cvc m, no Amencans were hslcd mlhc lop 10 pound s were wagered on Walson a nd , before he go 1awa y to Ill s By beating the Indians 6-3, EVERY SUNDAY ·28th l Jackaon Point Ploaoant, 675·5390 t_f;mgcr _o t • San Fanciaoo (Bulk«tS-7) at MmtJe. o1 Olilll:l-3), &:OS p.m. San Diqo (Sanden l-6) at Now YcD. (Jacomo 1-f). 8:0:5 p.m. Loa A•aelet (Henhiaer .S-4) 11 PMa6elphia (Iduna& 4-3), 1:05 p.m. Hau\011 (HamiKb S-4) at Piuabwp (Smith 9-6P:O:I pm. Flolido ()lopp l-l) II Mon10 (Smola 6-9), I :OS p.m. Eu&en DfvWOII T.... WLPd.GB -New YcD ...............Sl J5 ...)93 Balrimcn .............. .ll 36 .l16 .l Bott.ar~ ....................43 44 .494 1.5 Douoi1. ...................40 41 .<ISS 12 r ........................n 49 .437 13.!1 Llus ancient utle, took an g on the par-5 17th holc.shot 75 and wa s tn MaD. Carroon, oul.ficldc:r, 011 tba 15-dly diublod liat. Pluthued the contncl ol Muk l.oononl, <>Ulficld«, fmm Pbeooio 100 the conlract of Chria HDward, catcher, fmn Calgaf)' of lhe Paciftc Cout LeasucSent Bill ll.aadman, catcher, outright to C&lpry. P\aocd Chria Ba.io, pitcl-icr, on the ls.day diaablod lilt. lhree up and three down (in the seventh ), I would hav e senl him back out." Instead. ChicaQo look 1he lead on Mark Parem 's two-run homer. Dave Otto and Jose Bautista each worked 1wo-1hirds of an mnin g, Dan Plesac one -lhlfd, and Chu ck Crim pilchcd 10 one bauer before Randy Myers got the final four ouiS for his 18th sav e. Cin cinnati manager Dave y Johnson, who was without team home run leader Kevin Milchell for most of the game, said his learn just got off to a slow stan after 1he All Star break. "The offense is a liule slugg1 sh right now," Johnson said. "They held us to three runs, which is unusual." Mitchell missed a flight from his home in San Diego, where he spent the All-Star break, and was not in unifonn when the game staned. He arrived in the middle of the game , pinch-hit in the eighth and drew a walk. By then, the Reds were playing catch-up. Cincinnati got a run in the second on an RBI double by Thomas Howard, who was starting in place of Mitchell Chicago tied the game The Dally Sentlnei-Page--0 Turner takes one-Shot lead into British Open's second round Friday, july 15, 1994 After edging the Reds 4-3, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 5 WASIUOI NOW 11400 Gnnd Prill C•lltd O.~Chlot ~= -Ot- Ao'-=7""' Ao<-AU•.7. .,. PIS. Pill'. AWFM Slereo. PIOoor locks. PIRediners. Custom Clolh lnlerior, Fronl & R<!ru F!oo< '-'a~. Sleel Belled Tir.,, W~l Equipped' Uvlng "-Group '500 NOW'349 .-. LDwAo- V·BPDWII cond~ion. WAS SNI UlllneAo<-Aott.- Driver Sde Air llaQ. Ani-lock Blal<es. Au1omatic. Air BRAND NEW '84 3/4 ION 414 EXTINDfD CAB PICKUP s--I J/4 Ton Chalss. V-8 """"'· Spll BEJich Rednng Seal Rear Jll!lpsool, PIS. PJ!l, Full ~ze Spare ~re. ' Well Etllwed' '' ---s r:-------------eoupon 1 Receive 1st & last week's payment 1 FREEl 1 withany new RENI 2•OWN auount1 . • 1 I &:1'---- I..::::Dt=·=:..·~Jt;;::;;::;;;;:;.:_::_;:;l;/10111:::;;;:;:::;;:;;~ Ao<-Ao-.- r:.~~:::.."e..'=:~~~···.:. ••---~·;--... rat JlrJIIi'l #I DnJ, 1/b, l'lllil, llid, lfl Ill &utJI J• lalrr. ·r~Jlr!!'fl!.t!Zl~~~~~'!!!:.~!:..fJ!Jlf~~~m.=::~em ' ( -- •• • I' �Page • ~The Dally Sentinel Ohio 15, 1994 CHURCH DIREC The Dally Sentlnei-Page--7 Putor. Rev. Robc:n h. Smith, Sr. Sunday School - 9:30 Lm. Wonhip - 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. Wedrtetday Service - 7 p.m . • Apostolic Sat Con. 4:45-l :llp.m.; Man- 5:30 pm. SUtt. Con. -8,45-9. IS a.m., Sun. Man · 9:30a.m. Dailey Mass - 8:30 Lm. Church of Christ i 1omcruy Cllurch or Christ 212 W. Main St. Liberty As..'it>mbly of God P.O. Bm. 467. Duddmg Luu: Jlaslor: Andrew Milc1 Sunday School - 9:30a.m. WorshJp- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servt<%1 - 7 p.m. Mason, W.Va. l,a!lor: Grc~Of)' A. Johnsoo Sunday Sch ool- !O:OOa.m Children 's Church - II a.m. Wonhip - II a.m. & 6 p.m. lbonday Bible Study - 7 p.m. Baptist Hope Baptist Church (Southern) 570 Grant S1., Middleport Pa1tor: Rev . Davi d Rryan Sunday sc hool · 9:45 un. Won hlp - I I a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday Service- 7 p.m. Free Will Baptist Church Ash Succi, Middleport Pastor · Lc~ I la)lJJan Saturda y Scrv1 ce · 7:30p.m . Sunda y Sdmul · 10 a.m. W or~h1p - II a.m., Wednesday ScrvJ<.:c-7:30 p.m. ·, Rutland Flrst llapllst Cb~rch Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wor;hip - 10:45 a.m. Pomeroy Westside Church or Christ 33226 Children'• llome Rd Su nday School - II a.m. Worship - IOa.m.. 6 p.m. Wednesday Service• · 7 p.m. Mldd l"port Church of Christ 5th and Main Jllstor. A1 Hartsoo You th Minister: Bill Frazier Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhtp- 8: 15, I0:30am., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Keno Church o(Chrlst Wonhip - 9:30a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 Lm. Bearwallow RIIJie Church of Christ Pa.nor: Jack Colegrove Sunday School -9:30a.m. Won;hip - !0:30a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 6:30p.m. Zion Church oiChrist Pastur: Paul Stinsc.1 Pomeroy, Jlarrisonville Rd. (Rt.l43) Pastor. Roger WaLSoo Sunday School- 9:30am. Pomeroy First Baptist Eas t Main SL. Won;hip - 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Wo,hip - 10;30 a.m. First Southern Hap list T upprn Plain C hurch or C hrl!it Pastor: Bill Wines 41872 Pomeroy Pike Sunday School - 9 a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. UMYF Sunday 6JO p.m. New Lire Church ol Cod Oten.er Putor. Gary Hin~ s Stmday Sehooj - 9,30 a.m. Worship - 6 p.m. Aibury (Syncuse) Episcopal Sunday School -9:45am. 326 H. Main Si, Paneroy Recwr Fr. Bill Lyle Holy Eucharist md Sunday School II a.m. Coffee hwr fol low ing P11tor Rev_ Rick Maloyed Sunday tchool · 9:30a.m. Sunday wonhip - 10:35 a.m. & 7 p.m. Clllld='• church - 10,35 a.m. Yooth 6 p.m. Wednesday pnycr service- 7 p.m. Sunday Scltool - 10 a.m. Wednesday Service-7:00p.m. Rutland Church of Christ Racine First Baptlst Pastor: Eugene E. Underwood Sunday School - 9JO a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Youlh Paslor: Aaroo Ywns Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Sunday School · 10a.m. Bradford Church of Christ Comer of SL RL 124 & Bradbury Rd. Evangelin' Derdc Stump Youth Minister: Malt Notter Sunday School - 9,30 a.m. Worahip - 8:00a.m., IOJO Lm., 7:30p.m. Won.hip - II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wt.dnesday Services -7:30p.m. Wednesday Scr't'ices - 7:00p.m. Silver Run Baptist Pastor: Oillliul~ Wednesday Services- 7:30p.m. ML Union B1pllst Pasoor: Joe N. Sayn: Sunday School-9 : 4~ a.m. Evening - 6:30p.m. Wodncsday Services - 6:30p.m. Bethlehem BafOst Racine, 01 Pastor ; Rev. Earl Shuler Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Wonhip - 9:30 1.m. Thunday Services- 7:00pm. Old Bethel Free Will BaptJsl Church 28601 SL R1. 7, Mlddlepon Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening - 7:30p.m. Thunday Serviceo - 7:30 Hlll!lde Baptht Churdo St Rt 143 just oil Rt 7 Panor: Rev. Jame3 R. Acree, Sr. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - lla.m., 6p.m. Wednesday Service• -7 p.m. VIctory Bapllsllndependant 525 N. 111<1 SL Midcllepon Pastor: James E. Keesee Wonhip -10a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servia:s - 7 p.m. Faith Baptist Church Railroad St. , Muon Sunday School - 10 am. Wonhip - II a.m., 6 p.m. WcG1esday Service•- 7 p.m. Forest Run Baptist Pastor : Arius Hurt Sunday School - 10 am. Worstup - II am. MI. Moriah Baptist Founh & Main SL, Middlcpon PuiOr. Rev. Gilbert Cnig, Jr. Sunday School - 9:30am. Wonhip - 10:45 Lm. AnOqully Baptist Putor. Kt:nneth Smith Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Wo11hip - 10:45 Lm. Thu,day Service~ - 7:30p.m. Rutland Free Will Baptlll Salem St. Pastor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening · 7 p.m. Wednesday &rviaes • 7 p.m. Catholic Sacred Heart Calllolk Ch...., 161 Mu!beny Ave., Pomeroy, 992-5898 Pallor: Rev. Wahu E. Heiaz Hickory Hills Church of Christ Pasto" Joceplt B. lloolum Sunday School - 9a.m. Wonhip - 10 a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Service• - 7 p.m. Llbeny Christian Church Dater Pastor Woody Call Sunday Evening -6:30p.m. Thu.,day Service - 6:30p.m. Langsville Christian Church Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worahip - IOJO a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneaday Servia: 7:30pm. Hemlock Grove Clturch Pa1tor. Gene Zopp Sunday lchool - 10:30 a.m. Wonhip- 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. Laurd ClllfF.-.. Methocllsl Church Pastor: Peter Tremblay Sunday School - 9,30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:00p.m. RuU.nd Community Church Putor: Rev_ Roy McCany Sunday School - 9:30a.m. S1.11day Evming - 7 p.m. Latter-Day Saints Christtan Union United Methodist Won.hip - 11 a.m. P111.0r. Rev. David McMIIlil Gnham United Melllodllt Worship-9:30a.m. (I It A 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd & 4th Stat) WeGteaday Semce- 7:30p.m. Sunday School - It a.m. Worship - 9,30 Lm., 7:30p.m. Wedneoday Services - 7:30p.m. M&. Olive United MflllodJJI Off 12.4 behind Wilkenille Uoba;on Cbrlstlan Unkm Middleport, Oltio Sunday Scltool, 10 a.m. Sunday evening, 7:30p.m. Wednelday, 7:30 p.m. Church of God ML Moriah Church ril God Racine Puwr: Rev. James SuterfJelcl Sunday School- 9:4la.m. Evening -7 pm. Wedneaday Services - 7 p.m. Rutland Church ol God PaROl": Gregory L. Sean Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - II Lm., 6 p.m. Wedneoday Servica - 7 p.m. Syra<IUII! Church or God Apple utd Second Sta. PallOr. Rev. David Russell Sunday School utd Wmhip- 9JO a.m. E~c:oins Servica· 7 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. Church or God or Prophecy OJ. White Rd. <if St. Rt 160 Baker Sunday School - 10:30 am. Worship - 10:00 a.m .. 7:30pm. MornlnaStar Putor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School - 9:45a.m. Worship - 10,30 Lm. Thursday Servioea -7:30p.m . Pastor: Sam Anden.on Fallh Tabernacle Church Bailey Run Road Putor: Rev. EmmetI Raw1011 Sunday Scltool - I0:00 am. Evening 7 p.m. Thur>day Service - 7 p.m. East Letart Pastor: Ken Molter Sunday Scltool - 10 a.m. Wonhip - 9 am. Wedneaday - 7 p.m. Reedsville Putor. Rev. Phillip Scarbasy Worahip - 9:30a.m. Middleport Prelbrl<rlaa Sunday School- 9 a.m. Worahip- 10 a.m. Seventh-Day Adventist Sevenlh-Day Adventist Mulbeny HIJ_Rd., Pomeroy PallOr. Roy Lawim•y Saturday Servicea: Sabbath Scltool -l pm. Wonhip - 3 p.m. United Brethren Ml Hennon Unlled 11.-elllren Ia Cbrlst Cllurcll Te>11 CommunityolfCR 82 Paator. Roben Sande" Sunday Scltool - 9:30 Lm Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p:,., Wednc:lday Servicea -7:30pm. Sanda~ - 9:30am. Wonhip- 10:45 am., 7:30p.m. Wedneaday 7:30pm. of lbe Nazarene Putor: Mark Slt1811 Sunday School - 9,30 om. Wo"hip- 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wedneaday Services - 7 p.m. Lone Bottom Putor. Rev. Phillip Scarbasy Sunday Scltool - 9:30 a.m. Worahip - 10,30 am. Wednelday Service• -7:30p.m. Ha"loon•lllo PresbJteriu Church Wonhip -ll Lm. Sunday School -9:45a.m. Fal.. ~urch Warahiss - 10:30 a.m. Mldlll~ Cburtb ollht Nuanne ML Olive C-•uolty Clturch Putor: Lawn:nce Buah Sunday Scltool -9:30a.m. Jlvenina - 7 p.m. Wednoday Service · 7 p.m. Paator. Gres"'Y A. Cundiff Statday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6':J0 P""· Ualled Fallll Clturdt _RL 7 on Pcmemy_Br-~• • JR., 65, beloved father and grandfather, passed away of cancer on Dec. 27, 1993. He Is survived by his children, Allen Jay, George, Bert Ill, John, Nancy, Katherine and Jonetta. Also, he wlll be mlssed dearly by his eight grandchll· dren . Full military honor memorial will be held on July 16th at 1:00 p.m. at Sandhill Cemetery In Long Boltom, Ohio where Is ashes will be layed to rest with hls parents, Bo and Grace Louden, Sr. Sunday Scltool - I 0 a.m. Worship -II am. M- Chapel Cllarch Lany Faw, SuperiDatdent Sunday ocltool - 10 a.m. Wonhip ! 7 p.m. Wedneaday Servia: - 7 pm. School - 9:30 .... _ Joppa Paato<: Bob Randolph Wonhip - 9:30 a.m. Sunday School - I 0:30 a.m. BERT R. LOUDEN Paator: Rev. Kriama Robinaoo Sunday Scltool - I0 a.m. Wonhip - I 1:15 Lm., ?p.m. Wedneaday Service - 7 p.m. Co.Rd. 63 Church or Jesus Christ, Apostolic Faith 1/4 mile past Fort Meigs on Nc:w ·Uma Rd . Syraaue Flnt United l'reibrteliu Cbrlstlaa Fdlowablp c .. tcr Salem St, Rutland Putor. Robert B. Mus~er Torch Cllurch Rejoicing Life Church 500 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Pastor. Lawrence Fon:man Sunday Scltool - I0 a.m. Wedneaday Service• -7 p.m. Presbyterian DyavUie Commualty Church Sunday Scltool - 9:30 am. Worahip - 10:30Lm., 7p.m. Sunday School - 10 am. Wonbip - I I a.m. Wednelday Servioes - 8 p.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Servicea · 7:00p.m. Hazel Community Church OffRL ll4 Paalor: EdJC:I Han Sunday Scltool - 9:30am. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30pm. Hocklncport Church Gnn<IS..... SHversvllle Wcwd ofFallll Pastor. David Dailey StDiday School9:30 a.m. Middleport Penl<cotllal Third Ave. Pasto• Rev. Clark Baker Sunday Scltool - 10 a.m. Evening - 6 p.m. Syraculf Mlsolon 14118rid&emanSt,SyntCUJC: PallOr: Roy (Mike) Thompoon Sunday Scltooi - IOa.m. Evenins - 6 p.m. Wedneaday Service - 7 p.m. Wonhip - 10 am. -· ·- . .., 11 Help Wanted HELP WANTED Eden Ualted Brelllrea Ia Christ l Ill mile• north <i Reedtville on State Route I 24 P11tor. Rev. Robert Markley Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - 7:30p.m. Wednelday S:.rvicea - 7JO p.m. Tomato Pickers and Packers Paul Hill Farms RACINE PU\NING MILL Mill Wotk Ca btnet Mak<n~ ~y ,:"~ ~'· I i ·&·412/, i;;am~ ...~ K&C JEWELERS 6 212 E. Main Shut 992 -3785 . Pomeroy ~ RAWUNGS-COATS MN'TADS Crow's Family Restaurant w. 992-5432 Middltporl Brogan-Warner : _ ~\ 1 INSURANCE ' SERVICES 214 E. Matn 9~2- 51JO Pomeroy SALES 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. 992-2975 r10 , of ( olumbuo; , 0 . 104 w. Mdtn 992 1111 PomfrOV • . . Memorial Hospital 115 I . Memorial Dr . EWING ~ " Di~nit~· Pomoroy ' HOME and Sf'rt'if"f' Alu·n~.'~ ·· Established 1913 992-2121 106 Mulberry An. Pomtroy Prt\Crlphon\ L 997 1911 Middleport and Porn- a roy Emergency Squada, and Doctor Spencer. Worda cannot express our apprecla· llon and will never torgat your klndn811, May God Blau each and every one of you. Jamea Cornall, Lucretia Stobart, Tanya Stobart, Tamml, Samantha and David Cole, Rick, Melba, Ryan and LAcey Stobart 11 g Pomt'rov & SERVICE 992-707 s SOUTHEAST IMPORTS 172 North Socond Avo. Ohio 614-592-2497 Ask for Chuck Hupp • 1213t>1121'1fN 4' 1)'111'1 Take the pain out ol painting. Let us do II tor you . Very reasonable. Free Estlmales Before 6 p.m. leave Howard L. Writesel ROOANG NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting message. FREE ESTIMATES After 6 p.m. 949-2168 LINDA'S -PAINTING & CO. Interior & Exterior 012&'TFN 614-995-4190 COLLINS ENTERPRISES -carpentry .Painting •Power Wuhlng cleane all extorlora wllh high preuura sprayer ofleaaonabla Rataa •20 Year a Expelienco •Free Eollmoteo 5/tMW TFN ' 985-4111 2mfl mo, ..,_ MORRISON'S HEATING & COOLING CLEANING SPECIAL RSES & EPA Universal Certified Sales, Service & installation Free estimates. SPEND $100.00 GET 1 ROOM FREE (Carpet Cleaning Only-Maximum 240 ' carpet cleaning • · 992-7434 JESS' COMPLETE AUTO UPHOLSTERY headliners, seal coven, convertible tops, Antique Con. 70 yrs experience. Boal Seats. 992·7587 41464 Starcher Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 sq. ft.) & scotchgard ' drapery fabric • general cleaning SPECIAL CARE CLEANING SERVICE 4-7-1 MO BISSEll BUILDERS, INC. New Homes • VInyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES Public Notice Lou Weight alter 7 P.M. and on Sundays may be scheduled. Wheel chair usera are provided tho No ~lings No We<gh Ins No drug& or chemicals 1\lllor about ono dollar a day! all other resldenll. Fares are $1 .20 per one-way trip tor tho general public with elderly and dlaabled rides at 60 cents pe r one-way trip. Copies ol the detailed service deserlpllon are available at the Mayor 's Office, 2J7 Raca St., Middleport, Ohio, between the hours of B A.M . and 4 P.M. Monday thru Friday. The VIllage lnvllos comments from all lntoreated public, private, and paratranalt operators Including taxi operators regarding the proposed service. A Public hearing will be /laid on July 27, 1994 ot7:JO P. M. In the council chambers at village hall tor public comment. Dewey M. Horton, Mayor Village of Middleport (7) 8, 15; 2TC PubUc Notice PUBLIC NOTICE RESOLUTION 4.94 FORM NO.2 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FILING OF APPLICATION Projecl Title Riverfront Development & Amphitheater WHEREAS, the federal Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965 (Public Law88-57Bi provides financial assistance lo the Slate of WICK'S HAULING SERVICE 614-992-3470 Umeetone: 16 ton a up 510.50 ton; 15 ton a under S11.50 ton Top SOU $6.50 ton Gravel $11 .50 ton - ? Sand? - Low Ratee And Mo"' to ton min. on Ill. 446-3898 Public Notice program . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council as follows: 611511 mo. pd. 1. That the Village Council hereby approves filing an · - - - - ' ' - - - - ' - - ' - , application tor Land and Water Conservation Fund Act llnanclal assistance. 2. That Meyor Is hereby authorized and directed lo execute and application file with Deportment of an the Natural Resources , Stale ol Ohio and to provide all Information and documentation required In said application tor submission to lhe U.S . Department of the lnteror. 3. That tho VIllage Council hereby does agree to 614·992·7643 (No Sunday Calls) -Room Addition• -New garage• -Electrical & Plumbing -Roofing ·Interior & Exterior Painting also concrete work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 1/1vt2Jttn AMERICAN GENERAl liFE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY Life • Medicare • Cancer • Fire • Health • Accident • Annuity, IRA • Mortgage 992-6215 Rocky R. Hupp, D.C.U. • Agent Pomeroy, Ohio HAULING LIMESTONE, GRAVEL & COAL Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre SAYRE TRUCKING 614·742·2138 Box 189 Land and Specializing in Custom Frame Repair NIW l USED PARTS FOI AU MAKES l MODUS 992-7013 01 992-5553 01 TOll FREE 1-IG0-141-0070 DARWIN, OHIO 7131filfTFN 314193 1 MO hiKing Chain Uta-Woo4 aa4 Water Conservation Fund Act financial aid ol up to 50 percent of lhe actual Demradvt Soles ... whlar~o~~ allowable reimbursement cost. CaD Westera Auto 992-SSIS Certificate of Recording Officer I, the undersigned, hereby certlty, that the foregoing Is a true and correct copy Free Estimates Residential, Commercial and Industrial ot Apartment tor Rent WATER'S EDGE APARTMENTS ' SYUCUSE,OH. 5-IJ-1 mo liNGO EVERY THURSDAY EAGLES CLUB IN POIIEROY 6:46p.m. Special Early Bird $100 PayoH Thla ad good lor 1 FREE card. Lie. No. 0051-342 ,,,..,....., OPENING IN JULY Over 82, dlaalllad or handlcappod FmHA 1 bedroom. Ranta for $0 to $405, baaad on Income. Range, relrlgar.tor, carpet, ale, on aile laundry, ROBERT BISSELL COHSTRUCTION • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Equal Houaing Opponunhy Real Estate General 614-667-PETS '"""" creafora 2?J,a[ 'Estate Wanted to buy· Standing timber, all hard wood &pine. 216 East Second Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (614) 992-3325 Call 614·682·7676 MARTECH • INDUSTRIES Residential · Concrete and Masonry Work Porches Sidewalks Driveways 614-992-7878 ..... SR 7 • Five Pointe QUALm WillOW IYiftMS Teaford's Feature Property of the Weeki NEW U8TINQ - Moblla home loll, aapllc eystom, walllr llnaa and tap alectrfc pole & eoNice lo pola. No oloctrlc or mater box l~lllded. 4 Ioiii. Prfcea vary accotding to Iota. Locatad In Radna atM. Glceo lo lown, great locallcn. CliVE US A CAW! deAOY- GNat atarter hOme. Beautiful 3 bod100m, 1'/t bath home, nat gao, F.A. furnace & cenlral air, all carpotad. Vinyl tiding. tuN baeomanl, 1 car ga111ge. Pdclld to eoll. ONLY t38,500.00. WE NEED US11N.QSt llllNKINQ OF SELUNG1 GIVE US A CALL TODAY, WE'Ll BE WAlliNG IIMny Rllflll ..........! 814-141-2540 Jtm Hill S .... Agant 814-1112-8851 Announcements All Yard Solta lluat Ba Paid In Advance_ O..cllno: 1:00pm the Never Aaked}. Planned Pa~ day belonr the ocl Ia to run thood of Southu• Ohio. For an Sunday lldhlol>- 1 'OOpm Friday; lld~lon 10:~­ Appolntmant Coli 114-441-0181, Monday 4>l Second !!.., Galllpollo. Aloo Soturtlay. HlV T...lng and CounMilna Anonymoua (Your Nal"''te • Available at Ptllrvted Plrwtthood ol Southeool Olllo In Bohlnd lluonlc Lodge Aacl,.. A1hena and .._n. "811dlng F• Thuraday, Frlday1 Saturday. Scale." Clothing, M•le Conotruc11on W...U.. 41 NS SO For From Homo S..ka WF For Componlonehlp I Fun Acllvhlaa. Send A - To: CLA 311, c/o Galllpolla Dally Trlbu""J..~5 Third Avenue, Ga~ llpolle, Ut1 4A3t. wgor, at- aomo eookM, W.ndlr, gluew1r1, Tuppef'WII,., cuMtte pia-,.-, unltorma, Nuc:ar coUectlb&IL Big yonl aola 14, 15, 11 at the American t.glon Form, Rutland. All . . _ matla wiU h e l p - .,....,.Porn Priddy. Tltfl Bat.- Sol ~uty ttlth from 1Z lo 4 pm, 15:13 Uncoln Hgt, - . , . good cltan lumhure, eonw enllqUM to now, Jenny Lynd bod, lawn lurnft'" bod100111 .... table • r:lton, Chiiia. 4 Giveaway Singer -lng . .china, lhlvel"' minor I many misc. 28 droka ducko, 114-1811-3031. 1 - , Frltlay only 1-111-7244. 3 port Chow1Gon110n Shephenl pupe, 10 wka. okt, 1 mar .. , 1 1Wo mlloo north of Cheotar on SA ? ol E-h'a. Thuraday hmala, 114-IIV2-3451. and Friday, 1:0CIIun-4:00pm. 4 LovNble Km...._ LHtor Clothing~ antlq-. drw-, Tralnocl, 114-245-50111. lampolaa._, toya, m1oa. Rain 4 0. 5 llonth Old Kmano1 _To Good Home Only, lt4-44&-:as23 8 Public Sale Afto1 I P.ll. Strul Your Jane PagNnt, July 30th, Krodel Park, Pdnt Pluunt. Mwt call Shena Hart lor entry fonn_ 304-7115-0060. ..,.. &Auction Couch I 2 Chain To Glvoaway, 114-24&-11171. Rick I'Nnon Au<:tlon Co(npany, Fomale Hou• Cal, Good With lull limo rwct-r. comptola Chlldron, 114-:151-1403. auc11on Ueonood ""'1<•- MII,OIIIo I Woot VIrginia, 304- 173-5781. Antlq . . . wtll buy ... .,._ ., onll10 - d , OobY IIU1In, lAM St10yocl 0. P..tbly Kllllld, top dollar polcl, Gennatn Shaphanl llole, Acl- Clean Late llodet Cera Or dloon lfrlck Road Smhh Truclca, 11111? 0r - · · ANa, I ~~H~. Bulcli- Pontlae tiiOO 6 TUPPERS PLAINS Basic obedience, law enforcement, personal protection, kennel service, pupa & young dogs lor sale. Rottweiter & Shepherd Slud Service By appt. only fmHA Rental A. .ialance Pomeroy, Middleport & VlclnHy 985·4473 ACADIMY 614-949-2012 TDD 800-750-0750 3 Announcements FREE ESTIMATES TRI-STATE 11·9 parking. Middleporl, Ohio 45760 (614) 843-5264 WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS obligate the funds required to satlslaclorlly . complete the proposed project and thus bec ome eligible lor the resolution adopted by the Pomeroy VIllage Council Ohio tor outdoor recreation held on 20th day of Juno, 1994, and that I am duly purposes, and WHEREAS, the VIllage ol authorized to execute this Pomeroy, Ohio desires certlllcale. Kathy Hysell financial assistance under Clerk~Treasurer the Land and Water Conaervallon Fund Act (7) 8, 15; 2TC 44 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE '-------....;.....1 Help Wanted Must have own tools, be certified In air conditioning repair, knowledgeable on most works of vehicles. Salary negotiable, paid vacation, group Insurance, paid holidays. Call FIRE & SAFETY S~LES The hlmlly of Bamlca Cornell, who palled away June 11, 11184, want lo thank averyone for the lovely flowers, plantera, food, cards, phona calla, prayera, stopping by, alttlng with her, Just being there or any act of klndnaaa and halp. Also Landon Hope tor hla aarvlce and kind worda, Ewing Funaral Home staff, pallbearers, Doctor Ablaa, doctors and nuraea of CCU and 4th East at Holzer, Mechanic/Service Manager SWISHER & LOHSE ~~~~~! ------- POMEROY, OHIO WANTED: , m the CLASSIFIEDS ~., Veterans I P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nattonwide Ins . Co . RAINING ~RCAINS ... IT'S "FHiurfng Kentucky Fried Chicken" 228 Maln St., Pomeroy 992-SI41 · 264 South 2nd nbUZZin' lnlhe LETART FAllS 614·247·20 12 FISHER FUNERAL HOME Public Nollce (ConUnulld from Page 3) public In the Mayor'• oiHce Aa to any action Including en Monday through Friday rocelpl of vartlled from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. complalnta, any pereon may There will be a public obtoln nollce of further meeting on Monday, July octlona, and addtllonol 25, 1994, at 7:30 p.m . to lnlormallon. Unleaa dlocuaa tha propoaad otherwlaa provided tn budget, nollcu of perllculor Terl Hockman actions, ell communk:aUon1 Clark·Treuurer ehell be aent to: Heorlng 237 Race SL Clerk, OEPA, P.O. Box 1049, Middleport, OH Columbua, OH , 4328B.Q14V (7) 15; 1TC PH. (814) 644·2115, Coneull ORC Chap. 3745 and OAC Chapa. 3745-47 and 3746-5 Public Notice fer requlramanJa. Final approval of plano PUBLIC NOTICE and epeciHcadona. The VIllage of Mlddloporl Le • d t n g Craa k Ia applying to tho Ohio Conurvancy Dtatrlct, D a par I men I oI Rutland, OH, Ellecllvo Dote Tranoportallon lor on 07/061114. operating aaalatancl granl Thla Final Action not under Secllon 18 of tho preceded by propoaed - Federal Tranalt Act of 1964 acllon and to appealable to and the Ohio Public EB R_ w aiiHald Transportation Grant Development, contract •· Pr()gram . The grant wilt raw Water Main & Well provide financial aaalatance equipment Leading Creek lor public tranaportallon Conaarvancy Dletrlcl 11rvlce lor realdenta ot the (7) 15; 1TC Middleport-Pomeroy area during 1995. Public Notice Tho aorvlce currently operotea Monday through Friday 8 A.M . to 7 P.M. and PUBUCNOTICE Tha 1995 Propoaed on Saturday lrom 8 A.M. to Annual Budget of tha 5 P.M. Service before 8 A.M .. VIllage of Middleport Ia open tor tnapectton by the 1 Card of Thanks Penlecostal A-.bly St Rt 124, Racine Pallor' William Hoback Sunday Scltool - 10 a.m. Evenins - 7 p.m. Wedneaday Servicea - 7 p.m. Sunday School tO a.m. Evening-7:30pm. Wedneaday Service - 7:30p.m. Sutton Pastor. Kenneth Baker Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip- 10:45 a.m. (I 11 & 3rd Sun) Public Notice (614) 992-7474 SR 7- Five Pointe aame aervlce achadu1e as Pentecostal Middleport Community Church 515 Pearl St., Middleport Wednesday S'ervicea - 10 a.m. Ch..Cer Pu10r: Sharon Hau1man Wonhip - 9 a.m. Sunday Scltool - 10 a.m. 'lbunday Setvic:e~ - 7 p.m. Calvary Bible Churc' Pumeroy Pike, Co. Rd. P1sl0r. Rev. Blackwood Sunday School -9,30 Lm. Worship 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Clition Tabernacle Chun:h Clifton, W.Va . Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - 7 p.m. Thuraday Service - 7 p.m. The Saindon Anny Bethd Church Townohip Rd., 46SC Sunday Scltool - 9 a.m. Mdp Cooperodve Parlall Northeast Cluller Alfred Pas\01': Sharon Hau1111an Sunday Scltool - 9:30 LID. Worahip - II am., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:30p.m. StDtday-7,oo p.m. Wednesday-7:00p.m. Fnday-7,00 p.m. 115 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. Coolville United Methodist Parlsb Putor: Helm Kline CoolviUe C~urch Main & Fiflh St. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhi~ - 9 a.m. Tuelday Service~ - 7 p.m. Sunday Scltool - 9:30 a.m. Wonbip · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thunday Semce1 - 7 p.m. CHICKEN DINNER WITH TRIMMINGS Racine Legion Post 602 Sunday, July 17th Serving starts 11:30 a.m. Pas10r. William Van M ·,er TlinMy Congrqadonal Church Pastor. Rt'l. Roland Wildman O.urch - 9:15a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Radne Paator. Km Molter Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - I Jam. ond 7 pm. Oaarles Jones Sunday Sehool - II a.m. Worahip - 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. QUALITY WORK & GOOD RATES DAVID ARNOLD 61 4-992-7979 3/2S/94 Sunday Sehool9 :30 Lm. Wo~~:l:. - tla.m., 7:30p.m. Wed y Service - 7:30p.m. PaalOr: Robert Vance Sunday wonhip - 10 a.m. Wednesday service - 6:30 p.m. Carmd Putor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:45 Lm. (2nd & 4th Stbl) SL l'ltul Lutheran Church Comer Sycamort: & Second SL, P001eroy Pa!to' Dawn Spaldina Sunday Scltool - ~ :4~ a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 Lm. and 7 p.m. Endtlme Ho... o( Pnyer (11 Burlinaham cltun:h oil Route 33) Wonhip - 9a.m. Wedne1day Service. - 10 a.m. Our Saviour Lutheran Chu.-do Walnut utd Henry Sta., Ravenawood, W.Va. Co-puton, ReYJ. Richard & 'Patricia Bomii-Krua Sunday Scltool - 9:30a.m. Worahip - I I a.m. Fairview Bible C hurch letart, W.VL RL I Pallor: Jamea Lcwit Harrisonville Road Paator: Re~. Victor Rot.nh Sunday -9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wedneaday - 7 pm. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Pine: Grove Paoto• Dawn Spaldina Wonhip - 9:30am. StDiday School - I 0:30 un. Banda "Convertible Blondes" Fri. & Sat. Niles, 9 till p.m. Moose members and W.O.T.M. only. Cal•ary Pllglim Chapd Putor: Theron Dwhun Bethany St. John Lutheran Cburcll A Weekend of Show Time Entertainment Service' Friday, 7 p.m. Harrllonvlllo Community Church Wo11hip -9 a.m. Lutheran m!!El!!EZ Whlle'a Chapel Wesleyan Coolville Road Pas tor: Rev_Phillip Ridenour Sunday School -9:30a.m. Woohip - 10:30 a.m. Wed:neaday Service - 7 P,.m. Paator: Rev. FBnkl.in Dickeru The Believe,..• Fellowship Ministry 327 Mecltsnic St., Pumemy Pastor: Rev. Margaret J. Robinaoo Services: Thunday, 7:30p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. and !)unday, BOpm. Pastor. Plormce Smith Swtday School • 10 am. K~melh Faith Full Goopd Church Long Bottom Pastor: SLeve Reed Sunday Scltool -9,30 a.m. Wedneaday - 7 p.m. Friday -fellowship service 7 p.m. Pastor: Anhur Cntr.ree Sunday School - 9:30 a_m_ Wonhip - 10:30 Lm. Thu11day Servicea - 7 p.m. Pastor. Rog~ rWilllOfd Wedne&day Service-7:30p.m. Other Churches Snowville Reorxanlzed Church of J..,a Chlisl of Lauer Day Salnll Portland-Racine Rd. Putor: Janice Danner Sunday Scltool - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wedneaday Servicea -7:30p.m. Freed ... Gospel Mllllilon Bald Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 Pastor: Rev. Bac khoe Work and General Hauling Limestone - Fill Dirt Gravel· Sand Leach Bed tnstallallon and Septic System• USED RAILROAD TIES Seniors July FREE MID-SUMMER DANCE Mon ., July 18, 6 till 0 p .m . with ' "George Half' at lhe Hammond organ. 55 and o ver. Moose 731 ARNOLD'S PLUMBING, HEITIHG & COOLING MARTECH INDUSTRIES 992-2269 Faith Fellowship Crusade for Christ Salem Center PatiOr. Ron Fierce Sunday School - 9:1la.m_ Wonhip - 10:1~ Lm. Wedneaday Services - 7 pm. Pa1tor. Putor: Glendoo SlrOOd Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. ' Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Rutland Reed..Uio Church rl Christ Psutor. Philip Swnn Sunday Scltool: 9:30 un. Wonhip Service: 10:30 LRL Bible Swdy, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Hartford Churclt o( Christ In Christian Union Hanfotd, W.Va. New Hnen C hurch oft~ Nazarene RockSprlna• Pastor.Ketth Rader Sunday School-9:15a.m. Wonhi{> - 10 a.m. Youth Fcllowthtp, Sunday - 6 pm. Thunday Service - 7 :30 p.m. lnterdenomlnaUonaJ Church Kingsbury Road Sunday School - 9:30 Lm. Evening - 7 p.m. Wedneaday Service - 7 p.m . Wednesday Service - 7 p.m . Portland First Church or the Nazarene Putor. William Justis Sunday Scltool -10:00 a.m. Worship -6:30p.m. Wcdnesday Service~ - 7 p.m. Sunday School- 9 Lm. Wonhip - I 0 a.m. Pearl Chapel Pastor. Aon:nce Smilh Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wonhip - 10 a.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Se rvice . 7 p.m. Wr!dnesday Service•. 7 p.m. Minersville Putor: Deron NewmUI Wesleyan Bible Hollo... Church 75 Pearl SL, Middlepon. Pattor: Rev. John Neville Sunday 1chool - 9:30 Lm. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednelday Service-7:30p.m. Nuarene Sunday Scltool -9,30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wedneaday Scrvicea - 6 p.m. Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. o( Ute Rudand C hurch ot lbe Nu.arme Putor: Samuel Buye Heath (Middleport) Putor: Frank Smith Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m . Pine Grove Bible Holiness Church tn mile o11 Rt 325 Pa1tor. Rev _O'Dell Manley StDiday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. •UGHT HAUUNG •AREWOOD BILL SLACK Sunday School -9:30 Lm. Wonhip- 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Sunday Scltool -9:30am_ Wonbip - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Service• - 7 pm. Thunday Service• - 6:30 p.m. Sunday tchool- 9 :30a.m. Sunday worship -7 p.m. Wedne1day prayermeeting- 7 p.m. South Bethel New Testament Silver Ridge Putor. Duane Sydcm lricker Pa1tor: Rev . llerber1 Ontc Wonhip - 9a.m. Bible Study "Tuelday . 10 a.m. Lonl's Su~r 1st Sunday of every month. Ch- Church Putor: Deroo Newman Putor. Robert Manley A.B.Y.- 5:30p.m. Wednesday Service• - 7 p.m. Forest Run Sunday School - 9:30am. Worship - IOJO Lm. Youth Meeting - 5:30p.m. Evenin&Service - 7 p.m. Wednesday, Bible Study - 7 p.m. Church~ the Nazarene PallOr: Rev. Th<nas McClung SWldaV School-9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 Lm. and 6 p.m. Pomeroy Enterprise Sunday School - !Oa.m. Rooe of Sharon Hollnea Church Leading C=k Rd., Rutland P11to• Rev. Dewey King ' REMOVAL Ca r~lon Wednesday Servi<%s - 7 p.m. Putor: Keilh Rader Flr<t Raptis! Ch urch 6th and Palmer Sl., Middleport Sunday School - 9: I5 a.m. PaslOr: Rc~ . Rick Swrgill Sunday School - 9:30 1.m. Wor-ship - 1(}30 a.m., 6 p.m. Flatwoods Putor: Keith Rader Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip- 1 I a.m. Danville Hollaea Chu.-.::h 31057 Su.1.c Route 325, LansiVll~ Thursday service• - 7:30 p.m. Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wonhip - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Syracu§e Church fl the Nazarene Wonhip - 9 a.m. Holiness Sunday Worship - 2:30p.m.; TRIM••4 Wednesday Servires - 7 p.m. Wonh.ip - 11 a.m. Wt.dncsday Services-7:30 p.m. Grace Eplocopal Church Hyoell Run Hollneso Church Wonhip - 10:IS a.m., 7:00p.m. Wor-ship - I OAS am., 7 p.m. Putor: Deroo Newman Bradbury C hurth fl Chrl!it Pastor: Tom RWJyoo Worship - 9,45 a.m.,MOp.m. Ch urcb of the Nuarene Pa1wr: John W. Douglas Sunday School-9:30a.m. Central Cluster Wednesday &rvicea - 7 p.m. Wednesday Semces - 7:00p.m. Sunday Schoo l - 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:4 5 11 . r11 ., 7:00p.m. Reedsville FelloW5hlp Wonhip - I 0 a.m. Tuesday Servi(;es -7:30 p.m. SHIUI & Till Neue SdtJement Church Wednesday Scrvl.<%! - 7 p.m. Tuppers Plains St. Paul Pastor: Sharon Hau•man Sunday School- 9 Lm. PomeroY. Pastor: Robert E. Robinsoo Sunday School - 9:15a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Pastor: E. Lamar 0 ' Oryarn • Putor. Pat Henton Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - 11 a.m. Wednesday ServiCC3 - 7 p.m. Full Goapel Lljht'3304llliland Road, Pomeroy Paator: Roy Hwller Sunday School- 10 a.m. Evening 7:30p.m. Tuelday & Thurlday - 7JO p.m. • Custom Made • Solid vinyl replacement windows • Free Estimates • $200 lnsta lied Call For Details •VISIT OUR SHOWROOM• 110 Court St. Pome~oy, Ohio "Look for the Red and While Awning" 992-4119 AI h - Ow• 1-.0G-291-5600 Lost & Found lAM: a-n Parakaol, Waot llaln •--'ltl4t. EaoltNII A•enue, Golllpolla. !11-, Pomeroy a - ....ard, Docoratlld ....._....... 1atalt4-lltl2-2001. phon•. o1c1 la::Ciu.:"" u.. lAM: Walker Coon Dog, lloetly Whlla I Brown With Bfock Spot 0n Hla Sac._ Annora To Namo ot Dulur, Vlelnhy: IIIU c..~A;;.oad=,1;.1..;.t_4...;4e_ll5_s:t _____ 1 - -==========:I 7 Yard Sale - Gallipolis .,..,.-:-:-&-=-V:-Ic_ln-:l,:.ty~-:-:-l 414 LAke Drl,.. Rio Gnrndo, Sterioa, Golf Ct~, BallaJ Diahwuher lluch •oral o Famllleo, F;!. Sol, Bigl 141 Third A•enue Frlcloy I Solurdoy, w.~.~.!'J~-Aclu~a I Chllcl'a. _,..,.,.. For Evoryonel I A.ll. -? 130 Plna 11-, AIQht Paol Big Lola. ALL Yard Solaa lluol Ia Paid In Advance. DEADUNE: 2:00 p.m. 1hlr tlay be.... the ocl Ia to rullSunday ocl111on - 2:00 p.m. Friday. llondoy lldhlon • 2:00 p.m. Saturday. Baby Chlltlran And Adul Ctolltlng, l'umh- 01-. Top And IIUch -~ Thru Sunday. Or Shlno, • A.ll. Till Dartt. 5 111100 OUt SA 11G Loft On 1-ood Dr, Follow Signa. Thu.-, momec.., Old •nllque fum~wo. Alvorlno AntlqRuao 11--. ow-. 114-88:12521 w ..,_ · • -• aatatoa, Don,~"'* Ml Sell Uo Your,_ Worftlng Major Appllencoa, Color T.v:a Rolrlgoratcn, FIMzoro, vclt·o, lllcrownoa, Air Condl11one<o, Dryere, Copy llach._ Elc. w..,_ 814-251-1238. = J 1 D'a Auto Parta and 8olvaaa. alao bwlna I"'* oara I truci& --:;-:7?W3(--:'-'--:--'-1 • ::__-:---.,W. =~he:: e':f.::: lor W.rtall To Buy: Junlt Autoa With 0. Without llo4- Clll Lorry Lholy. IM 311 I :Mil. Top Paid: All Old 11.1. Colna, Gold Rlnaa, lltvw c;o1na. Gold Colna. II.T.S. Coin 8!lop; 1St s-.d Atranue, Galllpolla. W.rtall to bur: homM.. 111 111 0171 ma1111t Employment Servtces 11 Help Wanted ........;,..;...,,..,.,._ 8hillar =~...,.;,...,... AVON I All AlMa 1 ........ - - - - or-.-· . . . AVON! All . . _ •llovlng: a Po. Living Suho, G - Tallla~a L..t monarall 11111~ 104 iG 1111 Dlnolla, I Challll fOe , 1 IIIIa .. .088:2" Koyalone Ad, Vlnlon. Sat AVON IEUS ITSELF! Pc4Rain Or •hlna, 20 Codar 81, Eamlnao · - Home. 42.0110 And llonthlt. Soturdar H, LAwn 1 1 - Bel 1£ Worlr. llllill Ciothlng, Tora. Dlohaa, Etc. -Drdar. Fna Trolnlngi1-1Uma. Stturdoj, July 11th, 10-2, Aclufta, Infant Clothing, C... Ra Nlnlondo WHh Gan-. lllao. ..... llllln RL 'J,_~nd ...._ On Righi, Pill .let. ;na_ ::J Pomeroy, Mtddtepon & VICinity AI ~!! llablla Hoftw Pin, Shade, 01110, Ftt. 7-11, Ill 1'11, 10to4, (' �I 1994 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Dally Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio NEA Crossword Puzzle 37 Skinny 118h 38Harbor t Character In 39Greek peak Othello 40 Aclor Karl S Poe11c too1 42 Young people 9 Containing a 44 Holly certain gas 46 - degree 12 Dlsas1rous 47 S1udenl 50 Guido's high 13 auo 1e 14MDs' org. nole 15 Arab ruler 52 Sl•th sense 16Formerly (abbr.) 17 Aclor - Linden 55 Grand - Opry 18 Oral1 agcy. 56 Anglo-Saxon ACROSS PHILLIP ALDER 54 t xperience Requl...c:J, Evening 1·10 P.M. Nood Outgol"9 5hill ~arsona lhy , Fer Good Wlth PubUc. Ulnlmum Wage, But Ne9'> lia ble Depen ding On Ex· parMnce, Brown'tlGA, 614--4460818, BaiWMn 8 I 3 Ed~ ~~ y office 45631 Orlvtrl COL Qualified, o .. n DrivDn Record, 1 Yur Varhable 1\00-362·5685. Eam Thovunds Stuffing Enve lopu . Ruth $1.00 And A S.lt Add,...od, Stamo>ed Envelopo: Namt, Addr.a To: Hall'l ~ tel'prt ..., P.O. Box 152, Applegrova , W..t VA 2!502. "The camp can't afford the liability insurance fo r us to sit around a real fire ... " Ea m up to $1000 WNkly procnalng malt, .tar1 now, noexperlance, trw-•uppll•, tr.. Information. ncHlbllgatlon. Send SASE: casudt Dopt-!50._ P.O. Bo• S421, Son '-ngolo, TX ll>II02. Euy wor1d E•C4111tn1 Psyl »- 21 Business .. mblo ProdLK:ta At Ho. .. Call OpportunHy Ton F,.., t-i00-487-.!IM&, El<t. _ _..:,.::.,::~;.:,;;._;:...._ _ To 11100 Pro!Miional Mongagt Refluldl, Own Howa. 6,._341'7242 Ellt ZIG, 24 Hou,._ Ntodtd Now: Componlon To Uve In FrM Bot niL No Strings, AnyAgt, 614-446-3418. OWNER OPERATORS YO!II' Tractor & Flat bod Fer Dodlcattd High Ptylng l.anoo. Homo Ofton Pi .. Wtokondo. Plenty OIMIIto. Ne.W " Offl~ • Expn• Tranapor- SiOOO,I~..MU. 111114 14x80 Broody WI• 3 Bell2 Full BalM, 3 Ton CA. With Hoot Pump. Laundry Room, Undt'fjnnlng, Tie Real Estate =:- :.1::L,~~ meclll11 Poe ' .....2561387. Oldtr Trailer, 2 Bodrootn~, Goad Shapo, 2 .a-., 11/l, Stott Routt 160, MUIII Soll1 $13,500. 114-388-8271. Owntrf()peratorw tl'llle,. Of puiUng own trailer, hNhh I,_IM'IOOI WldMIIII & ~ lion avolltbto, boN ptat• ovallablo, boMtll lnouronco All real estale adtertBing In lhls HOWIPIIJOiis !Ubjod 10 the Fedora! Folr Hooomg M of 1966 whlcll malols K llogol to advor11so "ony prot........ lmllllton or clocr1mlna!lcn avallab .., fuel Cllrd IYtlem, wMkly uttlenwnla. rtdlr ~~ram, dmt homo. t-800-220- b8SOO on race, colof, r&lgbn, 0wnt</Optratora Cardinal fret~ht Cam.,. ill now hiring In tho von dlvlalon ptld loldOd or ompty mlill Wllol<l- imitation or -lnollon.• .. tVIII- ~/:Z·w:.f".r·..::.~ 'U: abll, bob-CoW ,...,.,_ obit, lull card oystorn, oo. pty n:; : ..::~y : : :.... ' ,::' Pf0':141ram, drM homl. 1-eoo-zao.. 242l sex famllala...us or nallonal origin, or any lnton11on to mal<e ony sucll pref818001, Thlo no- w11 not know11ngty toeepl adYMtsemontstor ,..,..,... which Is In vtolotlcn ot tho low. Our roadoro .,.. hereby lnlonned lhlloll <IMiilgt aa.<ertlsed In thla nawap~~per are avalat:M on an equal Ojlpor1Urlly bull. Pt.- 10 mWk dairy cowo, hour1y poy, ptld -~ ~!!!!!!!!!! mobil homo ovallable. ;;; rooumo: Box 11-12. e1o Pl. 31 Homes for Sale PIM•nt Reglater, ZOO ...in St., Pt. p-.nt, ZSG60 wv PomeiOJ Nursing and 34 BUSiness 35 Lots & Acreage 5.32 ..... $13,160. 1.14 ..,... t14,870. Raybum Ad, roaaonablo -rlotlono. Information mailed on 304- ""1-· 17fl.6283. -..ue. SyriCUIO, ·~12-288e. 5I Wonted To Buy: Lot I Acn Or ,_ wo~/ point, - " ' " lloro, CtH Aftor 5 P.M. ,........_ dryi!!J oond111on, MaOO, 7167. 114-..210 buy-lo -build..on-tnd sullablo 13 Ac,_ And Bam I acroo, Bod- 1 112 Balho, LA, c1cot lo 1 blacldop rood, 114Kitchin, U11111y Room, Double 11411-2481. a.,_ I PtVocl Or1- For 2 po11, HousehOld suo Gold Mogle Cftlol - tfOVI, p>d - . . $100. II. -~ . . _ , 11'!:_"'!':!!!:, 1150. Ciitnlng ..... :11114 ... ,._,' 0000 USED APPLIANCES W.~ryaoo, rolrklontloro. rongoo. Apptlanc.., 711 Vlno 81-1 : lt4-448-73118, 1- 100 41111 34w. Kl,... wo1orbod oomptote, rolll, Mmi1avo matlraoo: htt1or1 _~ __!!~ pod, 14iil 080. __,,..l'IZ Of 175-17711. Kllchtn IIOVO, $100. SOM'III- 111111. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Cootpltlo homo lumlohlnaa. Houro: llon-SII, N. 114-44&~ 3 mllot oul BulovUio fld. FrM Dollvory. SWAiN AIIC'IIC* I FURNITURE. 12 Olivo 111., Clolllpcollo. - . u.od Workboolo.~1-:'ill I :Ill. -- • VI"AA FURNrTURE = 0111 = 1. oorpota " ' rnr p o , - on •WJI- - ...................... Ftnanc 1al 21 Buslnea Opponunlty INOIICEI OHIO VALUY PUB~ CO. _ , . , . . 1ho1 yau • bualwfth pooplo you== NOTiosond"*'"fl 1ht tllo-.... .... Ul'llll you - - !':~I,~~=.. lOlling aaeo, .....,.11-22111. Now lXI Uft bod utllhy lrollor. 304.QUJII4. Now Singer Sowing llachlno, Porllblo: Now HoopHal Bod· Big Nlco Tioedmlll; 11181 DOdge Dakolo Pick-Up. Muot BM To Ap_..... 114-256-11211. Nlco pool dtclt, good concl., $200. ~7n-111112 or 77Utl3. P1uoh -.:h, lo-11, 1oungo chair, chan:ool groy wllh mauve/blue INCkl, like ..-, SIIOO, 11WVZ-S716. Ro1r1Qorl1oro, 91ovto, w.-. And llryaro, All RoeGndltlonod And GounntNdl $100 And Up, Will Dollver. 114-88t-6441. Rkll"9 Lawn M-'!L __Soaro Cr~ftaman 307-otll. 11 HorN, tDOU, 114- . Sottltl11t dloh "". .•..!!. !'hh .. - Upt, $260, 1---721. Ouollty Not•thold Fumlahlnao And A1lllflo- With To,. f'"or Any ltidaol • REifT-2-QWN 1110 DAY SAllE AS CASH fLAY· CASH I CARRY lonl WoAiooHavo ARapo.-on hlon, caiii14-Bt2-41121. STORAGE TANKS 3,000 Gallon Uprt~ht, Ron Eva• Emoi'INIIOa. OPEN lion. ·Bal. M IWed N. .lackaorl, Oltlo, 52 Sporting GOOds UGLY DECK OR FENCE? Rltloro wood docu & loncoo to Hluo now oondMion wfthou1 OCNbbi"11 wfth ENFORCER DECK CLEANER. Avtlloblo a1: Thomta Do-ll Ctntor, 111 llcCormlcll Rd., Qolllpollo. 1~21. - pold. Ono ..... or ,.. ltundroil. APPRAISALS, ~~-- 40 ,.._ ... 54 MlaceJJanaoua --- Me_....ndl. . ...... ............... " S2,300. :IO<Hl76-1272. 1087 18' Citation :Jrd '>oi.1! , 130 hp, Inboard mere, cruiMr, good condition, $6000, 1111 comtt guard requlrod Gqu l pm~ nt, 61'1- Floh Tonk I Pol Shoo, 2413 Joekaorl Avo. Polnl Ploi-nt, = 1990 Yamah• Wav~t n~ nn~~ Soo, /Dual Trailer, 61444&--9364. . Musical Instruments I ~St., Point -18111. Building Supplies ==. ':_"~= 3184. :/!y!lkl,.."11:~~~~r:: 76 tpm, osk lor Bob. 1187 Grond Am S2,NS. 111111 Groom and SuPPlY lllloii-PII Grooming. .llllo Wobb. IM-4410231. r -om, 63 Uvaatock .::,::=--~~;:,:,~~,.....~ 10 .lOt /Pound, 114.11352. c:- • - 01'112-2148. Nlco roglol- Chlllolo bull. l_::;:z~~ · boll 1rLK:k $75. 350 Olda Rockot onglne. 304-l!0&-3a&O. _ __ New gu t•n ka, one ton truc k lauaro ..... , laol , . ... hoy, lhlo-.-Nm. 'Ill'- ... bola. ..... - Tr a11 sportat1o 11 w... ~ .., oJt . - '" P t-415 ~ ~ ~ 12 "8 ~~~t~~~J~~~~,~~~~~~~m~~~~'~[~"~~~'~L~-----~~~"'JI ~ Vl'7· o ,.BORN LOSER 1 ~ />.).Jfl(f)T 1-\IT B'l whMia1 ,.dlators, lloor mats, MERCEDES :IOOD 11112 Flrtl Turbo, • Cy11.-, - . .._ 81 1111-. EICotloM Maln1trwnco, 1144414111. Home Improvements 72 TNcka for Sale BASEMENT WATERPROORNQ ZIP GIIC 5-11 .......... lopd., ~~ '"-· vloor, " iunrilng .,_ oyllom, rune goof, . - , liii4-4IINIZZ 111111 1:1tawy 1-10 T-. ¥.f, Air, AIIIFII CMoolls, 11t1rp1 114Sll 1111 1112 1-10 p~ 11uc1t, T Mutt- ",1100 - . llubae.. l~tll . - a.. u ,....,.._ Cltowalll,,...., ..._ . lhaot • ~ tlbllthtd 11175. ~ ~h "-CN.~l~ Til£ 5l"fi?li£HCJ:»...'I.) ~ ; Pass North East 1• Pass Pass Pass Opening lead : ., I 0 river 30Taste1ul .,-+-+~ 31 Wals1band 32 Hla1orlc - + --t---1 perlodt 35Le11er Do you enjoy reading amusin~ stori es built around bridge deals . If so. you'll want to buy "Kos h e r Bridge 2" by Au s tral ian Ron Klinger a nd Englishman David Bird , publi s he d by Gollancz . It is available for $ 16 .45 from The Bridge World, 39 West 94th Street , New York. NY 10025-7 124. The d e als range from intermediat e to advanced . but s tudying the analysis will help almost eve ry one's ga me . Take today's deal from the book . After West leads the spade 10, how would you try to make seven no trump? Taking it in isolation , how would you play this diamond suit for four tricks'' South, Eric , bid what he thought before 39Nolln ' 41 Roman 602 -43 - - Clear I Day -+"'"'""'/-~ 1 45 Rare 911 47No1 rich 48Arm bOne 49Nulunce 51 Permlto to 538r1s1/e 54- and proper 57Theater sign (abbr.) . 58 thallh1ng't CELEBRITY CIPHER Celebnty C1pher cryptogram s are crealed lrom quolaiiOf"'l by famous people . paal and prennl Each leller on lhe copher slands lor another Today 's clv9 . K . J . p F S R Y V even say sub-minimum . M R E S produced'stheque king: down . west dummy en.one But The rabbi, after receiving permission, looked at West's hand. He noticed that if South starts with two rounds of s pades, the 6-I split comes to light. Th e n South can cash three heart and t'hree club tricks', finding out that West follows all ihe way. This means West has at most one diamond. And for the sui! to be played for no losers, South must assume West holds the singleton king . South plays a diamond to his ace and claims when the king does drop. w.. FJES - RVO-FSRYV R X V NS PJCCJXV dummy appeared, Eric saw that he could make But had wheopened n the his partner, th e rabbi, with a minimum hand. Some would After winnin!j trick one with dummy 's s pa e king, Eric contemplated how to attack th e diamond s uit. H e knew that whethe r h e led low to the jack, playing East for king -doubleton, or started with dummy's queen, playing East for K - 10-x, the odds were identical. South opted tu run a•• 38 Little balla R F F H X F J E S HX M RES H X HXASHMSV . KXSUJCH . ' N S (YRBBSY) KMI K W 0 . PREVIOU S SOLUTION: ·common-lookong people are lhe besl in the world: that IS the rea son the Lord make"s so many of them ." - Abraham Lincoln TIIAT DAilY C. fiil PUUlll \:)~ _ _ _ _ _ ___: ldlrtd by O four Rearrange letters of scrambled words low to form four words ~ t0 DATE BOOK '----L---~~~ July 15, 1994 . AND OvER HERE , ONLY MOW UP TO THIS LINE . THIS SEP...R-"TES t'\V '(MD fii.Ot'\ M'l >IEtGH&OR'S . Today ts the 196th day of 1994 and the 25fil day of summer. • . · · TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in 1933, aviator Wiley Post left New York on the first solo flight around the world. TODAY'S BIRTHDA\'S: Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-16691, artist; Clement Moore 0779 -18631 , poet -educator· 8 I' Pi INT NUMBERED l ETTE RS • I I I I I loNI I I I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Pamper- Veldt - Budge - Tinker- NEED the TRIP One world traveler to another: 'One thing I've noticed over the years, that if you look like your passport photo, you really NEED the TRIP." ROBOTMAN 1>0 YOU t:'JER REJI.D A COMIC SlRtl' fi,N\) ..l\JST ' mObllo homo ropolr. For 1roo osllmalo 0111 Chot, 514-9!12-ll323. eurtll Home Improvement•. No Job Too Bla Or Small, Yoaro E.IlOilo,.,.. bn Oldor IN-r komM. AddHione. Foundations, Roofing, KMchont /Baths, Raploo_,. Windows, lneur.d, F- Eotlma1to. 614-387-0516. J&E Homo llalnlono.,... polntlng, vinyl oldln8, rooting end clrjwal. F- •lfmotn, Gf4-11924232, aok lor Joe"' Ean. I 'Ron;:;;;,-;-,o-,TV=-=Sorv1=:-co.-=-=apoc = l::col::-lzl-:-n-,g ·•" In Z.nhh 1100 sorvlcl"11 most ctlhtr branciL Houso collo, 1110 101M appliance npal.... WV .... ASTRO·GRAPB BERNICE BEDEOSOL 82 Plumbing & 1 / Joint ventures could work out quile suc· ,olol.;;:.;;.;l14-2;.;.;.;;.:1f1.:.:...;1e:.:t~1._ _ _ __ 84 · Electrical & • 114 111 t:JOI,1-800-287.e308. or commorcl1l '12 """' 11ro1eo, go_od eontl- !!1Mg, ,_ sorvlot or repel,._ tJon, ...... ~ and lla- Ucenood tloctriclan. taw•• I atan..-loiclhoonwer- ·Ridenour Electrical, WVOOOJ08, . ...71-1781. I Saturday, July 16, 1994 Froamo~~'l HM11ng And Cooling. Nlallo11qn And Sorvlca. E~ Cor1Hiod. Rolidtntlol, eo,...,.. .. -~ CAPRICORN (Dec . 22-Jan. 19) Take Matchmaker instantly reveals which signs time to analyze matters properly belore are romantically pertect lor you . Ma11 $2 jumping to conclusiOns today . Making to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P .O . snap decisions might not be your long suit Bo• 4465. New York, N.Y 10163. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22) This 1s one ol cesstully tor you in lhe year ahead. provided you contribu1e your skills and experience in lieu of a cash rnvestmenl. Tty not 1o·oommi11o bo1h . CANCER (Juno 21.July. 22) Just as you prefer to lhink lor yourself, persons wi1h whom you'll be involved loday want lo do likewise. If your assertive"'ss steps over 1his line, il could ignHe a rude response. Know where 10 look 1or romance and you'll lind il. The Aslro-Graph I AOUARIUS (Jan. 2!1-Feb. 19) This is not those days when you could compound a good day to assume authority over per- your mistakes 1f you gel oil on the wrong 1ool. Don'l be 100 proud lo ask lor help if you gel in over your head . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) Somelh~ng you uninlenlionally do today mighl be sons or areas nol delegaled to you . 11 misunderstood by a friend . If you sense this has occurred, get the matter straight- 104-417143118 Ohio 814-4411-2454. •.· · i.a~~~~·~... ~~~... ~--~~~ - Alll•n11a1 ;. ....... 010,114 . . .... Wt•st O.noral Home llafnl.nance· wallpapgr, lltorm ... doort. roofing and complol• home repair, complete window ,.pair, pNUUre weahlng and 73 Vans & 4 WD'a Hill Pwn~ Air Condhlonere, '11 a., - . air, PI, Fu,_~- llat1or Eloctrlclan, A 1 - of March CIC Refrigeration 11,.... 36 Hearing organ War GH 1'1-tE .:OK£7 Dalp-~....,.. 1:-:==~H:-:-aa=tl_n;.g=:-::­ ==.:::.:=.. 9 3 4 0488 Rogerw Waterprooffn9. E.- .~ ..... ..0 NIL Ill 11 at C1!1a, lodt. "has" Uncondhlonal lifetime gua.ran- ...,., ,....a..- ==s•m 7 Range (abbr.) 8Prom1Min marriage 5 Cooler 9 Hawaiian loland 10Dec. hollcleV 1!!'-"'TTI'r!TT., 11 Harvard' a rival 1 19 Unlock (poet.) h-r-t--+~ 21 Be In debl Llncoln'a nickname 25 S1yllohlv 1-+- t---11 dreoood 26Abollnd 27 Nollon 28European 3 Flour 1Bf10ry 4 Above (poet.) tH. Local refonncn tumlahed. " Cell 1-41»-287-05711 Or 614-237- .\ . 2WD, ...... bod, loti . - . .,.,_ ........ "- ..,_, 10,-., Hay&Graln· oJA ~~ P ~ --. ~ [m IT ~ yip T A FO~GfT~ '= t Thruuah 4 Com Pickora, Olfior Equlpmant. - . · . Farm llachlnory, Jacltoon, Ohio, 114-211 51144. ~ ~ P~UMMt, .DO~S Llddtr riCk tor 1hort wheal lrall 11,000 010, 1~11 3 rrrl:; Ptoo11n1. Budgat Pricod 1--;:;.no-;;;i;,;TOnl UIOd & rebuln • II 1 • 61 rt: • ypo • a lng II S89;_owner 6t4 -24&-56n, 114-3711-21130 814-3711-2263 With T·TPo..- EVW¥1hlrGI Lat1 Of El- 1181 ~"-AN1, 350 or 400 turbo trnn smluYions, uHd or ovarhaulod , Qlll\ra ol o{l d 6 & 30 dayo. 304-675· qnso, PI Chev 8-10 1ruck $3,115. 1t87 Blazer all power, •~o $3,195. WV 304-482-3752. 1187 lroc Blacll ·'·rvp •LIAT l>Ot.L ::..' f!l "1 ''LIUMD,JJu'' rw ,.... r!.. Auto Parts & 1 .~ Oldt Cut•- 1 awn.., tic. D 6 R Au1o, Rlploy, WV. 304. ~Typo~:.!··~5~10~,~-~388~83~01~-=--:- . : C1111., Tron.lon, s1- - 372-3933 or 1-800-273-9329. Conoolo Piano Fot Solo, On campers & Toke I Poymonlo, Baa tl~.;r~~ ~ ~~~C 79 And no Good, 12,600. 114Motor Homes Locally. t-8t»-34W114. 441-telO. 1187 Piymolllh Sundonco 871(, '68 Stlrcrah fold-out camper AC, Goad Condlllon, 114-246- whh ltove and rtfrlgeralor, 304Farm Suppl1es ~63 . 111111. & Livestock 1187 PonUtc Turbo Grand Am, 2 72 Superior 22' motor home, ~.... lotdtcl, 80,000 Milot, 114- IIIOPI 5, rune Ukl now, root air cond~lonlng, Dodgo 413 C.I.D., 441-'1161. $5!100, 614-1149-3301. 61 Fann Equipment 1111 Ponltle Grond Am, 1urbo, 1m Vtnluro (Contorbury) Pop12,500. 304-871-tt68. Up campor Sloopa 6, Tabi! 1160 Oll>w lroolor, lop - . Sink, Stove ke Box, Lot• vr1 :11114--2311. 1111 - · runo I - ~· C.blnete, Ctoael, Top Needs Choln Sow borw I challl8 10 1M wtH 1011 lor PlY off. ~ Repair, Canv11 a. O.K. $475, o1.- any - · a.. prtoM In oftor 3:00PM. 114-441-0110. .,.._ Sldoro Equlpmont, 1111 Pontiac Rroltlrd 'Fonnuto 1711-11121 ot 1-277-»>l W1111o With T·Topo Now Tlroo, 1m Dodge 20 Ft. Motor Home ~ Dot ba'""...._ 1 - GIIC Undol' 21,0011 lllloo, l..oodod, Cllll C 48,000 Milo&, $5,000, -•• ro truck ---. SI,OOO ·"--'lablo, 114 Ul 3121. Sltl 01flr, 614-3811-8591. 1 ton 4ll4 tnd loWboy -.tronchor, Dorio 25+4, cal IW. 1111 PonUtc Formutt· · 1181 Undy motor hom9, low 1112-2833, 12pm-llpm, llondty Automttle· Air: T-Topo; 44,oiiil mllot, ,.e cond, a304-882·23t9. lhN Solunlay. Miler, POt; PW; Red; Qroy ln1183 St11 Cratl Pop-Up Campar, ..._ " " ' - 16 Troelor 1trlor SI,IOO, Itt 44111208. S1otpt6, 614-3811-goo:). With B,.h ~lodo, 1110 N - pick up w/<41P • 1m Starcraft pop-up camper, 13,100; 1M -.p With AIC, rocllo, f3tlo, l,._l'IZ.-. ekaepe I, electric refr~erator, Loocltr 81,360; 101 c.. 81,1100, I1W8I 1522. 111111 Codllloo lovilia. IUIY oxc. cond., $1100. 304-11?5-2117, kNKIId, co. uc. oond. 3o4-17S- ohor lpm 304-e76-1036. 11F 110 lrooiO<, aooc1 111wo & 2111. 71 camper, 22' long, elsep• 5, · . . . . S3200. 311447Na11. .... IIICtrtc or aaa, bath, AJC, '... ~za~·•d MaOO. or~ 12800, coli 614-9411-2872 aftor --Hay~~And Squaro Baloro, 11,000Aalleo, I Up; aftorlpm. 4:30pm. ,;· Hay Toddor 1160; Hoy ~ S3!0; IN Fonl T~ot. 12 OEO 1111"' 11M ,.. IIIII Services· I:.~-~:· .loltn 11 "' '!1."11 -rm4y. . ., ' ., ...... .U: ••• t1-0101 . . . Dloll, t1,111; Pick-Up Dlolt, - =:: 64 ;;,56=;;.;:,.._ _ _ __ Pats for Sale _--- Accessories loldwln Pltno Black 8 - :1114--L lora, 'Ate Orondo, OH Ctll 11424U121. ;~~~~~!!~~;;;;;=====~=~=~~~=~==~=~==~==~~~~l~ •A 1192..!1544. 1&68 Four Wlnn• 13 11211, VB, rani· -.-.cl'"' Pllanloo", . . - . 'i.iz.-, ·==-=-=:=·----- 1986 Ch..:krMI II 16ft MliJl Morcury outboard, tn11 hu· lnclud0d, w-;me, woll-::: IIEAIITI'UL APARTIIENT1J AT I~~:-:::::=:-:::.:~-:::---:IUOQET PlliCU AT~ IBT,QU, AI JocUon Pika ~-auto.ot.lr, 2 ........ r.... I IR 11172 - "-""lo - 1Ztt2l Wilt - 2 -12221o $211. Wdlto...... II lor t400. aot: Air Coo 11,000, I _ . _ Cd 11\141 2IU. 1 -~~~-'-'::--:--=-::-::-:---:---::-­ 3IWI2\ IOH. 1112 lol Of .......... .... 11811 14•60 IJbortv, 2 .... AIC, lraahlldl ............ 1 led- oyalapul• Wllh An Addllonal WID, 11500, 114-lU-47111. Aalr1gtra1or 10 IIOallo, '--'- - - , Utt. AKC Booton Torr1ar ...... t 1111 Tl'8ber 14z7D. I II • ...,... W."'!!J.. Dr,.r IIDih'IP. .,.! Ntwt1,all0, ~- Wetb Old ~ A1oo, MJIIIII t4111iU ~..,c:a....,~ct~t::. ......... 1M 24 81112. c:our.y - Apatlftllll~ Ul 22M. --.CA. WID 2 YW Old_._.. Ml1,60111U - ....... .... U!alo141114 Now ,.._ ......... ..,.__ Dopool1 Aoq~~lrod, 411 1222 Elt...... c:on..ton. QOO, $10,1100, Clll ~ ' : ; ... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . lim I I nor apt 5 P.ll. iM.la 1111 Col dill..... boat on River. J04-675-S200 or 875-3878 aher 5pm. 1m Fonl FZIIO plo-=~ 0110011. V.., PS, MOO; lon:li UIOd 31on- Holt air ccnd, SIM-e75-311t111. 2 ,.., Old ~=·"­ -.ssoo;I1WI2.-. gtldlng, 11 3o1u S75 Or B• Ollor, 114- 11184 Dodgo 311 Lotdod, PS, PI, 371-272o, Altar I P.ll. f!C!IIY,_ 1!11<1• tnd oadcllo, 1lH. CrU1ao, AMIFII CIOa., c.1 tdh . mo. I , . _ WATER UN£ SPECIAL: 1/4 lnoll "'·~ u ... - · 1 Ownor, lt4-448200 PSI 118.85; 1 lnelt 200 PSI ~f:li R~ Evsna En1ti'INIIOa. NICE HOil8E8 FOR IALI 1111 QIIC 7000, 23000 QVW, :1111 Joe.._, Ohio · Qultf goo 01'1111•. Ulo, 11' bod, -~_,.,KI,_LlS.,...,FI_E__•,:S,...I- - - I . Polaml!loa, MICIOt 114 Ml 2241. Buy ENFORCER Fila Kllloro lor lorn .......... penning, -lunt.... !'or pots, homo I OUARAH~all, to ...._ ~~ tEED t-lvo A-ble 11: Point P i t - CcMip, 11118 u... OH. IM-IIU73I 55 1814 16 11211. Baja fi>hlsl<l boa1, 115 Morcury, good cond .. $3000. 304-l'n-11115. 1&65 opood boti_, $8500. Fo;;; 1011. , ._. ., 5130 DONALD IIIlTH ASSOCIATES: FINE ANTIQUES- Anw1ctn art, eltlna, a r t - _..., llcCow R '17111.; ate.' COl I.IC. TIIL£11.. pr1nlo, pollora, 1-, 15 1983 ----=Tchu- n,-.<1-on:- r-aft it-trt-h~u-1 70 hp Mercury, wl1raller, $3,5oo: 080, 30W75-64SO. ca. 4 6 Buenoa - 2 Intentions DOWN By Phillip Alder bolrd, Powgr Trim, Walk Thru Wlndahlld, 814--441-o-11\8 Mtor 5P.M. Pow.r 33 - Adams : 34 Old form of J ' 18108, drtve on lrnllor, somn accetaorlae, $9000 firm. 304-675- S1 •.z: 441-1527. r:;:-..J,~Y.:r= =~~lt\~ BUYINQ AR Top SooondA.._ Qoll-.alo I - .U.7 P.M. ' F....- ~ 701 Four1J1 A - Otlilpolo, S22Wo. UIUMiot Paid. 111 u1 u~e Attar 7 P.ll. , _ Enlcltrl:y 1120 Founh A - Clallpolo, JIIMio. Ulllllaa Paid, 114-141-4411 Allor 7 P.ll. 1181 Ctdllloo Dovllla, 1181 Fonl 414, 1&81 B-10. 304-I'IH152. Bonnevll~, ___ 1&' Opon Bow 115 HP Mgrc~ - eunrool, ••cellent body •nd ln1trlor, rod whh ar 11rl- rod & black ln1trlor, .... good, $1325, 29 Army command 63 Male children ( 2 wda.) 64 Con game It is still kosher for Sale - - · 114-Mfl-22111. 1NI Pontiac I CAN'T HELP YOU, SHERIFF 75 Boats & Motors 111711 Dodgo Diplomat, 2 c1oo<; nlca cor, uklng $1300 OBO; 1881 Chrysler lmpor1ol; 114-114~ 2883. 1881 Elduroclo CtciHiac 12,100, good ohtpo, 304-475-411181. 1812 Ol<llmobllo 18 Rogoncy, 14,000 Ml~ 1 Fsmlly O.Vnod, Full Powor, u1ro Cltonl S3,fl00• WIN lou Gu,. Or 8oo1 n Trado. 114-211-41413. - .... 7NT I'M LOOKIN' FER LUKEY'S PRIZ.E BLUE -RIBBON ROOSTER 304~ ' - 1192-3537. Autos for Sale 1187 Ford Ranger S2,185. 11167 Fonl 1110 $3,2&!. 11184 Ponlloc Trone Am $1,885. 1861 Plymouth origlnol ml10132,000. 11181 Buick oupor lhlpo $1 2116. 11181 Chtv Schnauzor puDDioo, mln11-. 111 _ . , $1,28&. Volley an • - . ifao loy poodloa, 0oooo - k otoclt 1rollor. AKC, champion I t t - , 1148cot1J"'I u..d CU.. ,._ Hllnn.v 167-3404, Coolvlllo. Produc1a .,. QUAAANTEED1 AVII!ablo 11: Thomal DO-I1 Conlor, 111 llcConnlclt Rd. Gal- Orovoty, 71 ·250-Hond·~- Evorythl"9. Hoods Trsnomt. lion 8111' 011w T - ft. 114- :104-47WOI3. Roglt1tnd Chlhuthut . puPfiY, 1oniato, old, JtttO, hao - · 304-475-7732. KILLS BUGS ond dood- Toot ENFOIIC~R COUNTRY FRESH FRAGRANCE Ptol Control Sowing maclllno 121. TV $10. Two XL robol w/1 tlpoo lfiO, Vobol robol10. 304-471-3831. SmHh Cotons ...,_,., _,. piCCIIeol' 0410. ICOIMOI'IN lncl~ 7 inOfiil.o old, • • - op~o., ,_ - . . . 1 ;53~~.:,;Ant;;,lq;;.:u;as~== '"tt·.'"""'~A ~~ ~~or ~ - Pl. Pl-n1. pod, BARNEY 1984 Hartoy David s~ Soht;tl 1340 CC, Evolut ion ong lna oK: cellent conditi on, $10,000 ' 614- 1987 Ford lluotong GT, 1.0, ..-..- 4 1111• Oul141 <ltpool1 roqWtd, no ~-~ 10 1oM Co-op, 1S1i Kanawha ... 1987 tour lrax 682-231&. C 199A b~ NEA, Inc 34,111 mllea, blue, 1 mttm Sooro Ulotlrlor 1100 Troadrnlll, UIOd Vory Ualo, 1300, Call 114- ei4-1112-znL 2bdnn. ChlhuahtM Fomalt y- • 112, INC~ To Chocolota MoJo, PuppliO Duo 112111114, $125, 114-256- Ia Produc1o .,. QUA~ TEEDIAvsllblo II: Pl. P1-nl -pol ' Ctn>ot $5.00 Up Vlnl: ::i4f To In ..- . I 11144, lllollohtn Corpota. AWAY ,., I .. ,...,._, CFA Rog1storod Porolon1 ond Himalaya- 2 lwmaloo, $1150/oa., 114-247-4212. 3 maiM, s-oo., Bl,. 'Point Hlmalayana end one black p.,_ 1881 Dodge 100 lradt or ooll olan, 2 Bluo Porolans, 114-1'12- S700. Rnllh dullbul runs aooct. 11roo vory good, 30U7Utf5. 3144. Unm1~ot.ro~or.wxm Goods Rood, "-lorortca I Dopotll "-' qulrod, 114-3D-7341. 1 B t d 00111 AaL Moor - . . , Coni... Air. S2&l. Ctll: 114-4462157. Mobile Homas for Sale -11, --21138. llpolla. t ...,_, .-,..,-, Bullvllla 32 p,..,.,.. - · · - KILlS BUGS tnd doodorlzn Toot ENFORCER COUNTRY FRESH FRAORANCE Ptol Control South 1192-2726. 1114 Buick Pull Avo-. 4 dr · botulllul lu•ury C'!jt11 opt. one owner, new u,.., lOr YIM251 1338. 1 $2200, 114-11112-47111. Bolton Torr1or pupploo, $200. 1181 Chtvollt I opoocl GT wfth Iloilo. 882-21161. Golda Gym wliaht bonah, Hu El<ltr1y lody would llu • nlco amaU aparbn.nt or hou• .t NUOillble prtol. ,.,., -oy. Mlddltporl Of 6;,-rdt- 1084 Yamah;v;;~,d;~&Od, vary clean b lkG, $3100 080 511!- ......,,._ , ~ 22 Faucet 24 Wln1er preclpl1a11on 26 wood tor building slave 58 Roman road 59 Cricket positions SO Jog 61 Small monkey 62 Rodent Vulne rable: North -South Dealer: North tlon. $800, 614-441 ·0224 Lt•·a• ......g• . 14110, l14-388-l7llll. w 4 ....... 114381 1431. Dining Room T - Wllh 4 AKC Yollow Laba Wonntd Flrll llarhtrl Rontol I Sl=r. Unhs, Chslro Sorvlng Butlot, $150, SholL Will bo Rtody 115, Toldng ~ 101110, 101116, , ' 101130. 114 441 I0142 Atter I P.ll. Smsll Dopool1 Call Afttr lp.m. 7W460. --· ,_, m.ur>riahl :J04:'67UIIII. 4 Value, 114-441->16S. new, lf1 Wanted to Rant "A Q • KQ t A J •A K Kaw;;.kiR~~- Good 1D80 Hond• CB 750 Good tl0876 o4dl 652 SOUTH Wheeler, Or 3 Whoo!Qr Of Equal 11855. Two 1<101300 on SR 160 From Old North Clollo H.S. 114- -url!J ttl ..... Would Uk1 To Tred~t For ·---2512. Of Land In Woyno P r o - Couplo Doolrso To County w.. Vlralnla, Pr1mt Ronl 2 Btdroom OalHunUng, 110,000, II lrtor. .ed, llpctls Or Rurol ArM, MUIIIInHavo 114-256-1008. Pl1C41 For t Pot, Con Fumlah I Adlolnl"9l.clla. 2 Acru. All To Aetwencee. 114 4 til 4120. Go 'l'o 1 Buyer. AJ1 UtllltiM Avallablo, 114 441-3087. Merchandise 'l'l VanDyke, 2 bod.-, I bo1h, :::::!:'::! ':o Anv~JM.I1t Door ISciMn lncl'::•• :..., Motorcycles 1980 750 • 7 6 5 3 K 1:00pm. Furnished Rooms Olllco Spoct For Rent: Ownor Flo•lblo Oft Tormo I Spoco. Toltl s,... UOO Sq. R. ~val~ obla. Good Locotlon C1oso To Bridge, can Davo Wlaomsn A1 t 'II EX500 Kaw., IXC '! IIcm t C-OIKUlooks and run11 yroo•, UIOO, 614-flll2-2076 nhor 304-476-1272 tftor 6:00 Pll. c - Frao<or Stoo 114-14f1.4Mt Aftor a P.ll. Or Oft WtoMnda Roornalor ..m- -•"' month. COtler 1D box, 14 momory, brlnd t1 $120/mo. Gallla Holtf. ,_, f43,116, 11WIIZ-.!!1114. 56 Pats for Sale e~=~':J 11580. cannl"11 Iori; 2 oanntn~ · am111 SINPI"11 roomo whh -ldn~. 101110115 doa ..~ $1111.115. Aloo lrollor · All '-11-upa. 1:30pm. 61ka; 114-114~:zeillonor Ptlm Pluo, 3llw7 . C.ll after 2:00 p.m., 304-77). 5651, llaoon WV. Conerolo I Plutlc Soplle AKC Rogllltnd llomd Tonks, 300 ThN 2,000 Qallono Pupptos; I Wsou Old Wllh Ron £vano En1t~ Jacll- ShOis, 1126, 111 441 :1314. 46 Space for Rent eon, OH 1...aoo.63?.0528. · 3 A - Olllco SullO WHh Pr1vo1o Tollol In /llodtm Rro Prool Blda. CON Moms Huldll8 Daytona IBMch Condominium ..........zQI Or Lot For Rtnl: llobllo Homo Lot, For Ronl, Aug. 20th-Z71h. Odton AKC Rogllltnd Chow Chow County w.w, Phono: 114-246- Fronl Pool I So1111 Sloe.. 4, Pu= Bom 1v.Z3I1I4 Sholo, 45 16 - Milo Poula't Day Ctro Contor ~:-:"0W::: lrollor lor ront, you poy udlhiM IU' I A.M. -4::10 P.M. Ouallty llolao School Dltlrlot, ~= pluo 1110 ""-"· 30W7W531. Lovlna Care For All Chfldron 114-ll:l--• ........, 1 Our 11 Gotl Port-limo, Ful- - . ··-,. 44 Tlmo Fod. AAiatanco Avd-. n:a. Apartment Call fOi ln1ormadon Or Vlll1. In- For In IUo 0rant1t for Rent 11111 /Todclor 114 441 1221 Pro- Ntar The Ballllol Clu.rah. Ph. School, Schootogo. IliA Doy e14-36U021, Evonlngt eM- , tnd 2 bod- opartmonts, School, 114-446-11224: 1118-2371. lumlohod ond unlumlohod, .,_...,.To Ctoon- Col tlon, 74 • 9 8 2 .. J 10 7 dhlontr, aaeo. 30W7&-3034. 30 Clotton Floh Aquarium Compttlt $100; Kl"11 Wood 91ovo With ~- Jtoo; 114 441 3040. 30" Whfto Croll Buclt 91onn = ':.; ~ 11,000 blu Whlrtpool air con- 19Unretlned r.1etal 20Stir to action EAST • 7 12 Chevy Converelon vn~-.-n;; plll~1 ,.w tlr1118, high mlleagCI 130ov, 1114-343-6170. ' like now. Oryor. ,_, 304-882-34a Buildings Wlsoman Rill Eotato, 114-446- Golf clubo w""'a. S-11 Irons, 3114 4 p11chl"11 wedge, 1;3,11 Com..-111 bulldl"9 "" ront 1n 1 :.:.::· --...,..---....,-,-:--:-:=- wiping oovoro, puaor. Used 2 lllldd~o~~o<t, 1ho old lltlgo Wfl. Trollor 1o11 lor ront, 30W75- - II2CJO, :104-en-1504. Iaro bulldlng, 114-0a-2451. -- RohabiiRotlon Contar hu an lmmedl•t• op.nlng tor • fuQ time AN or LPN on 11-7 1hlft. Thla -'lion lo 1or a ,.,,.. committed to dtflvtd"11 . . _ tlontl qutllty ..,. lor our 8tria1rlo . .Idonia. Wo ollor on S.Le lr Owner, eu ctiOIU. ......... bt•ll pockogo, ...... Rentals ptthlvo oolary tnd • llablo, 2 bedraom hoUM wk nent Htvon. C1oot 1o auppor11vo ww1t WIV1ronmonc. located In ...,,_,. -"11 1o lhlrt on - . $13,500. :104-412-21183. 1hlo loom al nuroM oommlaed Zbr., corpo<l, u1J11ty - , goo 41 Houses for Rent to our ltandard of poeltlve out.. - · gorbogtoompltlo dloPOIII.·otrpllauto- 2 Btdroomo, Toua Rood, Qal. -~ coli lM-W.Z-8801 or a In poroon t1 M7118 dllhwailhorl ~r.~~ Dopooh Roqulrod, 114lng. 401 Wt 11111 S~ Hondt.-.. 11, 114-2111-t:tlL Rocluop- ngo Rood, P-ruy. E.O.E. 3br. homo, IMn, , _ FA fur. 3 bodroom - . on Uncoln I AC. Aloo, 3 story bloclt Holghto, 114-1182-'IMI IIW lpm. Solso poraon, 5 poohlons ovol~ noco bulldhlg, lnduclod. 127,1100. ablo1 WNrlng I otlll"11 high 416-11148, S1tvo. condhlon, Sbr, -nco, tuhton }owoltry. 304-837-2681, 8:00 1W 11 :OOPM. 3br. ronch, Gallipolis Fony, ... ""-"• no polo. 30W7Utl2. Tomato pic..,. noodtd. M.,. lordtlollo. -.e'IW32L 42 Mobile Homu shall Adlmo rwd Jim O'Br1tn 4 Bod,_,., 2 91ory /IC 2 112 for Rent Product, Lalart Fill, 1*241- Bttho, LA, DR, FA With ~ 2051=·--------l In Kllct.!, Doolroblo HI :. 2 Badroomo Fumlthod, On Clay ltood, c- H I I C , - - . Chopot Rood S300/llo. P... _18-..,-_W_a:-n_t.,...ed_to___,oo:::--:--l Ajlprox ..,. 1o1, _ 10110 D&D Strvlcoo. Ctoonlng wl14x70 1rollor wlupondo, 1300 o.-at. ·~· t 401. mo._- roptlr, lndus1ri:l $30,0011. ~ Conloy II'IL 2 - - /IC, No ..... Dopool1 And Rtloroncoo, on<l pi1- p-oportlot, compo1~ -~appolntmont oniJ, ~-. ~(lryw;211¥0 1'1111, - - on ,.. 304-4 room Hou., P"umlahed. No quoal. 30W75-2461. Cozy 1 lr. Ranch, 8poolouo, Ptto, 13150/lolo. Dopool1, - Doy COrw1 Ill lfllfto, CPR I F11'11 llocfom Khchtn1 Ftmlly Room, 4345. Aid qualtllod, hoi moall, plan- Bulft-tn WoodDtlmor, Doell, 2 Btd1001111, CompltiO Furnod ldlvl11ao & -.tJng. :1114- ~ 21ocr~ :r..,~ nlohod, Largo Pr1volo Lol, 1 Milo 175-286L 111 Ufl.llfltl Altw 4::10 p.m. Fn>m Clompollo, No Plio, 1210o11o. Dopool, A t - . , GantrOI Maln1tna,.,.., Ptlnt!"11r $51,1100. W.tor, Trooh Included. 514-446Ytnl Work Wlnclowo WIOHICI Gull. . Cloantd Ugttt Haull"9, Fer oola by _,.,_ log homo, 2581. Com-" .._.dlinl.,.. 8 ,..,.. 1110 eq. 1.. tuu be mene 3 Btdroomo $260/llo. + Dopotll, ' ~ ' · wllamlly 100111,_ woodbu~ 114-441-4141. bod._ 2 kncht,., I bo1 1 Btdroom, $20ttlllo. + Dapotfl, 114-245 0104 Or 114-26HIOt. ~ Por1oblo Sowwtlll, _ , CIA,- VIOCIIm, hold your 1oa1 1o 1ho mil IUIII otlllng, llono ~. largo 3br. ollolodrlc,14•70.~ coil 304-475-ttn diCit, 32lr51 oulbulldlng to 287~8. Automatic ._her, Uke • A J 10 • Q 5 4 2 •Q R 3 Can Be Soon AI: Galllpoll1 Dally Tribune, 025 Third Avenue, GllllpoUa 614446.;342. • •••n:loi for Sale VENDING ROUTE: Won1 Gel 11187 RedrMn Rlv~n~lowlu14lltl0, Ak:ll QJick. Will Gel A Sloocty 2 bodroom, , both, moct, Cash Income. Pllcld to Soli. f. 2 112 ton oen1r11 arr, wlnyt un-dtrpiMing, pl.. opplllncea, ~ latlon 1~11-7212. carcl•t Frolgfn carrlorW II hlr1"11 oxporionctcl olo's to run tlatbod, 11m pon:ontago of grou rwvenue pulling company 32 Mobile Homes llo':':1:er167. t330/llo. "'"' 8 Pt .. Ro'-'<:11, • K 5 3 1DBI Dodge Ra;-v-;~ · ~o.oOO Good Condhlonl I m Aftor3 P.M. 1232-$356 . Coil 814-W.Z-5851. 110 Whht 0111 .._, 10"111" 12 EOH. -18 R. Long, 114-3~ Aftor Nlco 2 Bedrooms. All Ettct., I P.M. Fum. Kltchon, Country Stltl"9, CioN To Spring Vsllty, No Pt11, capl Slngla Driver. Home WMkande, H.. lth Care Plan, 1· $500 3-whttf lfluttlt, 304-4511-101111. 7 15 'H snr:t~. :;n~s7'i. uu.., $4,000; 3 Ton lolobllt Ptelc Air Con- Bath, etoon. No Plio, Roteronco I Do!>c*~Reqund. eM-416-1511. Fumlohod Aportmtn1, Utllhlot Ptld, I Bedroom, Upstairs, Soccnd A..,uo, Gottlpolls, No P.ta, be**'~: CondWon, 114Qrac:l..,. Nvl"9. I and 2 bodroom apar1menta .. VIllage lla,_ on<l Rl..,..ilo Aplnmenta In Middleport. From Jeor WronglfJ: wlar.tr., 5U76 aftor 5pm. 3 Air Condhlontno, $1110 ISIOO 1$50, 814-446-7221. dhloner lnMalled. FIMnclal Avallabt., 114-t....... , 1-aoo. 446-11123. OlR Toam Oporollon Will 111:- 1i87 Rad te>p. 43,000m ., And Water Fur· nilhOd. No Polo, Call 114-4464241 Or 814 448 2325. Fumlehtd S Roomo I li nd po5lllve allltuda required. SoJ'ld roauma or work history: Box C-81 e/o GalllpoUa Tribu!!~t 825 3rel. Ave, Galllpaia. ut1 No Ellporlencol Potontlal, Bedroom Ra~or u ,.,-lence 004 . .entlal, maturity, wllllngneu to ~1m 313. Ono !:~~'1::1~ $210 p.,. Month. Stove. Wertman Contact. Dental . .atant4antal Laaso: KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright Miscellaneous Merchandise Dell A Babry Worller, B1kJng Answer to Prevloua Puzzle ened out as quick!'; as possible. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) Two importanl objectives you establish loday woll be achievable, yet lhe results might npl be optimum . Be graleful for small favors . anything goes wrong, the piper will have to be pard. PISCES (Feb. 2!1-Maroh 2D) II will be d1f· liculllo be bolh a doer and a talker today. If you're looking for productive results , try to be more industrious and less vocal . ARIES (March 21-Aprll19) Belore InSISt· I ing that your ideas be given priority over those ol assocoates today, lesl the brainstorms out first . 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In tact, be the initialor, not the pointed with whal you gel. · _procrastlnalor. . . , ' �0-The Sentinel Ohio Parents place smoking decision in _child's hand Dear Ann Landers: I really likoo the letter from the woman who, wben she was a teen-ager, askoo her parerus f<I_pennission 10 smoke. The parents Sllld they wanted her 10 do some research on .the effects of smokmg. and wnte an essay aocompanied by photographs. This IS a. fme example of. parents teachmg kids dectsion-makin_g skills, liiStead of forbidding somethmg they beheve 10 be destructive. I applaud thetr good JUdgment. In many M1chtgan schools, we have a comprehensive program for teachmg health called Michigan Model.Itbasicallyemploysthesame technique used by this girl's parents. FU>t, tdentify the problem. Second. look at the allematives. Tl)ird, weigh the consequences. f'ourth, make the decision. There has been a great hew and cry from a small, vocal segment of the population over the decision-making theme of Michigan Model. These people say that adults .. parents and teachers .. sho.uld simply rei/ the students what the right decision is .. in other words, forbid them 10 smoke, use drugs or be sexually active. In my opinion, giving them the opportunity to make their own choice is a much more desirable approach. Thanks for the real-life demonstration of a good decisionmaking model at work. We nwl -Society scrapbookLJRRARY PROGRAM The Meigs County Lihrary is sponsoring a crea tive drama work- shop for youth s age X- 12. Saturda y. Scptcmt>cr 24 from 9 a.m to 3:311 p.m. It will be presented by Th e Imaginati on Factory, an education ally themecl an and dram<~ compa ny out of So uth eaqcm Ohio. "Junior Cc k:hritics" will crl':tt~· or iginal skits fnr .111 cnd-llf-(by pcr l orrnancc WhiCh par Cili S rn :ty allcnd . They wil l c.<plmc the th eater through :~et rn g g ame~. ttnpr\l vi sation . voc:t l exprc ss ton and hmll' mov e me nt. f:ac h stud ent will r ece iv e a cc rtifr cat c for th c1r accompli shmen ts. The cost of the workshop is SIll per stud ent. Students ma y regi ster by con tactin g the Meigs Co unt y Public Library at Y92-58ll or Th~ Imagination Factory at 245-02 1R. TOPS MEETING more of those ..• TRAVERSE CITY, MICH. DEAR TRAVERSE CITY: I appreciate your kind words. Here's another letter about smoking, but it comes from a completely different place. Dear Ann Landers: This is for "Sad in Baltimore," who broke up with his girlfriend because she smoked. If he's that big of a jerk, she is much better off without him. The letter that really Lickoo me off m that whole batch of responses, however, was the one from the guy who said smok ing should be illegal. If that's the case, why don't we just declare illegal all the things that some people consider undesirable? The first thing that comes to mind is alcohol. It (Crtainly harms far more people than smok ing and in more serious ways. If we look at the damagedonebydrunkdriversalone, smoking, by comparison, doesn't make a dent. . Let's ban sex, 100, while we're at 11. Lord knows, sex can be hazardous to a person's health, what With all the diseases It can spread and the billions of dollars It costs our nauon. Sex c~ be hazardous, even. If you don t get a disease . Consider the fact that sex could result m children. who sometJmes tum ouf to be very expensive as well as harmful to one's mental health. The anxiety could cause parents to smoke and drink. . . Where do you d41w the line? Thts counuy ts m bad enough shape. Do we really want to hve under a dictatorship? .. SMOKER IN RALEIGH, N.C. DEAR SMOKER: You've certainly covered a lot of territory and occasionally made some sense. Thanks for a provocative letter. Gem of the Day: From Vancouver, B.C.: After 30 days ?f JO PS mee ting was held reccn y and was opened by Shirley Wolfe leading th e prayer. The KOPs pl edge was led by Linnic Aleshire with Bernice Furst as the KOPS Best Loser. Jeannette McDonald led the TOPS pledge, and Janice Curry was the TOPS Best Loser with Diana Neace as 'Unner-up. The fruit basket was won by Shirley Wolfe and the gadget gift was won by Trina Faulk. The group discussed current and future contests and the results of two quizzes given by Wanda Faulk, who read "The Research Program Seeks Participants," and talked about getting new scales. Members also participated in the ARD Penny March. "199-4, LcnAngeiH T•mes Syndicate and . Creators SrnOicate" ...- - summer camp, our son returned 10 us: nine shredded T-shirts, eight garter snakes, seven pounds of rocks, six filthy towels, five tm1 swimsuits, four wet pajamas, three live wads, two cans of wonns and a rash from a poison oak tree. DEAR B.C. : What? No partridge in a pear tree? Do you have questions about sa. but no one to talk to? Ann Landers' booklet, "Sex and the Teen-Ager," IS friJillc and to the point. Send a self-addressed. long. business-she envelope and a check or money order for $3.65 (this includes postage and handling) to: Teens. c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11562, Chicago, II/_ 606ll-0562. (In Canada, send $4.45.) or story suggestion? Call the Tribune 446-2342 Sentinel 992-2155 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. SPRING AND SUMMER HOURS MON.-FRI. 9:00-5:00 SAT.'9:00-12:00 THE GRAVELY SYSTEM A I i goes t · if it turns h eads,· at the on ood it~s ufom ti11e ·c omplex this -Community calendarThe Community Calendar is published as a free service to non-profit groups wishing to announce meetings and special events. The calendar is not designed to promote sales or fundraisers of any type. Items are printed as space permit~ and cannot be guaranteed to run a specific number of days. SATURDAY RACINE - Free music Satur· day at 7 p.m. in Star Mill Park fea turing Denver Rice, Jan and Cathy and Pure Counuy. SALEM CENTER - S~r Grange 178 and Star Junior Grange 878, fun night and potluck supper, 6:30 p.m. grange hall located on County Road I near Salem Center. SUNDAY RACINE 21st annual Charles and Alma Hinzman Snyder reunion, Star Mill Park, Sunday. Lunch at 12:30 p.m. BAS HAN - Special church services. Red Brush Church of Christ, Saturday, 7 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Denver Hill, Foster, W.Va .. speaker. Ohio Proud Ohio Proud MONDAY ROCK SPRINGS - Big Bend Farm Antique Club meeting 8 p.m. Monday at the fairground, secretary's office. 1994 Premium List Ohio Proud Ohio Proud ·131st Year LETART FALLS- Letart Township Board of Trustees meet· ing 7 p.m. Monday at the township office building. RACINE - Racine Village Council meeting in recessed session Monday at 7 p.m. at Star Mill Park . See us for a full line of weed and bug killer in spray and dust ·- ~· - I • Ortho Brush -B-Gon • Thiodan • 5% Seven • Rockland Weed and Grass Killer • 5% Seven • Sta~~&llln..,..s •llalvaJina• IIVolfd a1 Gulla. . Splfnt car • Mark Marfln"s •llalwlllna" Wln8f811 Cup llaca car Sa.,.~. Bad carpaa l.aasa• Grand •..... • tlalialllll car SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. 992-2155 Pomeroy ••• y{a1TUJur Pfwtograpliy Session • Lob ol Jewelr-y and Aa:asorlel Designer Makeover • Pror•loaal Model Style Pbt~lojp-a(~berl Many Wardrobe Cbolcq • 10.12 POle Selec:don me Edition '94 Thunderbird le ' a .,.... or ss. 7gl~1w~ IIJJI • 'Red Carpet' '· ~· . .. .•. • .-.., ..,.,.... ~:tr·~- ·. ~~ " The most. ~~during features of the M~igs County Fair are events focusing around horses. Here Dan Sickels on Comets Chap races down the track. Thas quarter horse, now retired, is owned by Jennings Beegle, Racine. esa:a,, July 19* Fun for Session Fee '14.99 (Includes one 11110 Portnlt) BUTTONS AND BOWS 992·S1n Pomeroy, Ohio East State Street Athens, Ohio 'Ohio Proud Ohio Proud Ohio Proud . ... ;., � https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fe375fff7950024a447fc338b891e5d4.pdf 2dd6f6c4f96253098ae0d051b5c16439 PDF Text Text 0-The Sentinel Ohio Parents place smoking decision in _child's hand Dear Ann Landers: I really likoo the letter from the woman who, wben she was a teen-ager, askoo her parerus f<I_pennission 10 smoke. The parents Sllld they wanted her 10 do some research on .the effects of smokmg. and wnte an essay aocompanied by photographs. This IS a. fme example of. parents teachmg kids dectsion-makin_g skills, liiStead of forbidding somethmg they beheve 10 be destructive. I applaud thetr good JUdgment. In many M1chtgan schools, we have a comprehensive program for teachmg health called Michigan Model.Itbasicallyemploysthesame technique used by this girl's parents. FU>t, tdentify the problem. Second. look at the allematives. Tl)ird, weigh the consequences. f'ourth, make the decision. There has been a great hew and cry from a small, vocal segment of the population over the decision-making theme of Michigan Model. These people say that adults .. parents and teachers .. sho.uld simply rei/ the students what the right decision is .. in other words, forbid them 10 smoke, use drugs or be sexually active. In my opinion, giving them the opportunity to make their own choice is a much more desirable approach. Thanks for the real-life demonstration of a good decisionmaking model at work. We nwl -Society scrapbookLJRRARY PROGRAM The Meigs County Lihrary is sponsoring a crea tive drama work- shop for youth s age X- 12. Saturda y. Scptcmt>cr 24 from 9 a.m to 3:311 p.m. It will be presented by Th e Imaginati on Factory, an education ally themecl an and dram<~ compa ny out of So uth eaqcm Ohio. "Junior Cc k:hritics" will crl':tt~· or iginal skits fnr .111 cnd-llf-(by pcr l orrnancc WhiCh par Cili S rn :ty allcnd . They wil l c.<plmc the th eater through :~et rn g g ame~. ttnpr\l vi sation . voc:t l exprc ss ton and hmll' mov e me nt. f:ac h stud ent will r ece iv e a cc rtifr cat c for th c1r accompli shmen ts. The cost of the workshop is SIll per stud ent. Students ma y regi ster by con tactin g the Meigs Co unt y Public Library at Y92-58ll or Th~ Imagination Factory at 245-02 1R. TOPS MEETING more of those ..• TRAVERSE CITY, MICH. DEAR TRAVERSE CITY: I appreciate your kind words. Here's another letter about smoking, but it comes from a completely different place. Dear Ann Landers: This is for "Sad in Baltimore," who broke up with his girlfriend because she smoked. If he's that big of a jerk, she is much better off without him. The letter that really Lickoo me off m that whole batch of responses, however, was the one from the guy who said smok ing should be illegal. If that's the case, why don't we just declare illegal all the things that some people consider undesirable? The first thing that comes to mind is alcohol. It (Crtainly harms far more people than smok ing and in more serious ways. If we look at the damagedonebydrunkdriversalone, smoking, by comparison, doesn't make a dent. . Let's ban sex, 100, while we're at 11. Lord knows, sex can be hazardous to a person's health, what With all the diseases It can spread and the billions of dollars It costs our nauon. Sex c~ be hazardous, even. If you don t get a disease . Consider the fact that sex could result m children. who sometJmes tum ouf to be very expensive as well as harmful to one's mental health. The anxiety could cause parents to smoke and drink. . . Where do you d41w the line? Thts counuy ts m bad enough shape. Do we really want to hve under a dictatorship? .. SMOKER IN RALEIGH, N.C. DEAR SMOKER: You've certainly covered a lot of territory and occasionally made some sense. Thanks for a provocative letter. Gem of the Day: From Vancouver, B.C.: After 30 days ?f JO PS mee ting was held reccn y and was opened by Shirley Wolfe leading th e prayer. The KOPs pl edge was led by Linnic Aleshire with Bernice Furst as the KOPS Best Loser. Jeannette McDonald led the TOPS pledge, and Janice Curry was the TOPS Best Loser with Diana Neace as 'Unner-up. The fruit basket was won by Shirley Wolfe and the gadget gift was won by Trina Faulk. The group discussed current and future contests and the results of two quizzes given by Wanda Faulk, who read "The Research Program Seeks Participants," and talked about getting new scales. Members also participated in the ARD Penny March. "199-4, LcnAngeiH T•mes Syndicate and . Creators SrnOicate" ...- - summer camp, our son returned 10 us: nine shredded T-shirts, eight garter snakes, seven pounds of rocks, six filthy towels, five tm1 swimsuits, four wet pajamas, three live wads, two cans of wonns and a rash from a poison oak tree. DEAR B.C. : What? No partridge in a pear tree? Do you have questions about sa. but no one to talk to? Ann Landers' booklet, "Sex and the Teen-Ager," IS friJillc and to the point. Send a self-addressed. long. business-she envelope and a check or money order for $3.65 (this includes postage and handling) to: Teens. c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11562, Chicago, II/_ 606ll-0562. (In Canada, send $4.45.) or story suggestion? Call the Tribune 446-2342 Sentinel 992-2155 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. SPRING AND SUMMER HOURS MON.-FRI. 9:00-5:00 SAT.'9:00-12:00 THE GRAVELY SYSTEM A I i goes t · if it turns h eads,· at the on ood it~s ufom ti11e ·c omplex this -Community calendarThe Community Calendar is published as a free service to non-profit groups wishing to announce meetings and special events. The calendar is not designed to promote sales or fundraisers of any type. Items are printed as space permit~ and cannot be guaranteed to run a specific number of days. SATURDAY RACINE - Free music Satur· day at 7 p.m. in Star Mill Park fea turing Denver Rice, Jan and Cathy and Pure Counuy. SALEM CENTER - S~r Grange 178 and Star Junior Grange 878, fun night and potluck supper, 6:30 p.m. grange hall located on County Road I near Salem Center. SUNDAY RACINE 21st annual Charles and Alma Hinzman Snyder reunion, Star Mill Park, Sunday. Lunch at 12:30 p.m. BAS HAN - Special church services. Red Brush Church of Christ, Saturday, 7 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Denver Hill, Foster, W.Va .. speaker. Ohio Proud Ohio Proud MONDAY ROCK SPRINGS - Big Bend Farm Antique Club meeting 8 p.m. Monday at the fairground, secretary's office. 1994 Premium List Ohio Proud Ohio Proud ·131st Year LETART FALLS- Letart Township Board of Trustees meet· ing 7 p.m. Monday at the township office building. RACINE - Racine Village Council meeting in recessed session Monday at 7 p.m. at Star Mill Park . See us for a full line of weed and bug killer in spray and dust ·- ~· - I • Ortho Brush -B-Gon • Thiodan • 5% Seven • Rockland Weed and Grass Killer • 5% Seven • Sta~~&llln..,..s •llalvaJina• IIVolfd a1 Gulla. . Splfnt car • Mark Marfln"s •llalwlllna" Wln8f811 Cup llaca car Sa.,.~. Bad carpaa l.aasa• Grand •..... • tlalialllll car SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. 992-2155 Pomeroy ••• y{a1TUJur Pfwtograpliy Session • Lob ol Jewelr-y and Aa:asorlel Designer Makeover • Pror•loaal Model Style Pbt~lojp-a(~berl Many Wardrobe Cbolcq • 10.12 POle Selec:don me Edition '94 Thunderbird le ' a .,.... or ss. 7gl~1w~ IIJJI • 'Red Carpet' '· ~· . .. .•. • .-.., ..,.,.... ~:tr·~- ·. ~~ " The most. ~~during features of the M~igs County Fair are events focusing around horses. Here Dan Sickels on Comets Chap races down the track. Thas quarter horse, now retired, is owned by Jennings Beegle, Racine. esa:a,, July 19* Fun for Session Fee '14.99 (Includes one 11110 Portnlt) BUTTONS AND BOWS 992·S1n Pomeroy, Ohio East State Street Athens, Ohio 'Ohio Proud Ohio Proud Ohio Proud . ... ;., �t : ' ... J 1 ·' PAGE TWO ~ -~ . . . _, .. .. ~ . PAGE THREE .. "'1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . THE FAIR PLANNERS - Plans as moving forward for the 13Ist Mei~:s County Fair to be staged Aug. 15-20 on the Rock Springs Fair grounds. Members of the Board of Directors of the Meigs County Agricultural Society and officers pictured here are left to right, squatted front, Rick Koblentz, Leonard Koenig, and Jennings Beegle, vice president; standing front, Kenny Buckley, Roger Spencer, Virgil Windon, Addalou Lewis, Mary Kay Rose, Carolyn Ritchie, and Debbie Watson, assistant secretary; and back, Dan Smith, president, Brent Zirkle, Ed Holter, Tim Bearbs, Bill Buckley, and Jim Watson. Secretary Laurie Reed, and Treasurer Paul Reed are not pictured. CLARENCE ''Tommy" HENDERSON ,,! Ronna Reeves to be at Meigs fair aR~n~Re:Tm:c~~ !ednesd~y, August 17 RONNIE MCDOWELL McDowell to perform Aug. 18 at Meigs fair Ronnie McDowell, who was the singing voice on the ABC-TV movie "Elvis and Me" in 1988 will be performing at 8 p.m: Thursday, August 18 at the Meigs County Fair. McDowell, one of 10 children, never performed in public !>e_cause of his shyness until he JOined the Navy and finally got up on stage aboard tbe U.S.S. Hancock 10 sing 10 his shipmates. Since then, McDowell bas developed many abilities. He bas appeared on television, recorded ~ong~. creat~d videos, given mtemews, pamted, prodUCed and perfonned live on stage. Me Dowell bas recorded the audio on many tv con•mercials for Miller Lite, Red Lobster, Kentucky Fried Chicken and the King Candy Company in Holland. Most people will remember him for his connections with Elvis Presley. He sang 36 songs on the soundtrack "Elvis", was the voice for the TV -movie "Elvis and the Beauty Queen," was the singin'- voice for the ABC-TV movie 'Elvis and Me" an~ ~as personally selected by PriscaUa Presley 10 do the music iln ABC's television series about the early years of Elvis' career title "Elvis." McDowell performs with a four-member band called "The Rhythm Kings." star who has finally come into her own, will be perfonning at8 p.m. We_dnesday, Augustl7, at the Meags County Fair. . Long known for her dynamic stage shows and her way with a ballad, Reeves has combined an . of songs with adventurous m1x her most compelling vocals to ~te for an album sure to cap her JOurney as a rising country star. She has recently finished a . new ~~bum, "What Comes Naturally • and says she thinks it showcases her as well as she •s ever been showcased. It shows her ~ull range as an artist, sizzingiy watha_ self-~ured a_llitude and smoldermg wuh achmgly reo~torch songs as well. A lot of people have always ~ought of me as this sweet little smger who can d~ ballads really well, and when thiS comes on, it's like, boom, a whole different anitude," Reeves says. "It grabs your attention right away and 1 think people are really going to like it" . Reeves prides herself on her hve shows. With the combination of simmering energy and powerful ~allads,_ the show has won her an ,mcr_easmgly loyal following ev~n Without Top Ten hits to this pomt. "I.!">' to stay very real," she says. 1 purposely stay away from a cho~~phed show, focusing on dehvenng my energy straight 10 the crowd just as it comes out of me. I try to stay spontaneous and keep the audience involved as much as possible." . Reeve~ has played at Radio Clly Mus1c Hall_ and was part of !,he TNN Chnstmas soecial Hom~ ~or the Holidays," with Joe Daffle, Lorrie Morgan and Doug Stone. She was in a documentary celebrating the influence of Patsy Cline on a new genera- d of ~emale country smgers :~n ~as .c;::t~~~ m a CBS televiM . ~· • omenofCountry u:~ih . co . a strong sense of socaal her~;:::~rm~nt, Ree.ves has used be easmg v•s•b•hty to make a num h r of · Sh d posui v_e contn·bullons. sta~d-as done, pomt-of-purchase enco up •sp ays ~n~. posters to sum u~ge responsibdlly 10 contape~on b~f alcoh~l. She bas also ments ~u •c service a~nouncejectled gr G::mbclt use m .a proH Y . Brooks. c ~r m~•c reflects this coni~mo'::n ers. The _song "Stayab~se an~ deals w•.th spousal tance f h she se~s the 1fllporissues o er commitment to these · °" Reeves' hard work since she was 11 years old has paid off. When she was 17,shehadan 18month gig opening for George Strait. Soon after that she was opening for acts such as The Judds Garth Brooks Randy • Lee Travis' Reba McEntire Greenw'ood and Ronnie Mil~p. Vibrancy seems to run through her show and songs. She says it is \ just a reflection of the fun she is having. "I want eo le to get their money's woJI. feel like they were entertain~ " Reeves says. "I want them to ieave and say, 'That was worth every cent that I paid for the show.'" She also says she'll guarantee that she'll gave them everything she's got £ In those days, Tommy and his wife, Thelma, operated their 226-acre dairy farm, while raising their daughter, Linda. Through the years, until he sold his dairy herd in 1986, Clarence milked the cows before daylight and arrived at the fair by eight A.M., ready to start a hard day's work. In the evening, h~ went home to milk the cows again but always returned to the fair to work wherever he was needed until the last curtain went down and the stage was closed and the carousel and its calliope were still. Only then would Clarence go home to catch a few hours' sleep before the routine commenced again and again until fair week ended. The board ,of directors, fair exhibitors, and fair goers in general will miss his excellent wo ; his tire'less energy, and his steadfast dedication to the Meigs Coun Fair. . RONNA REEVES The 1994 Meigs County Fair is dedicated to the memory of Tommy Henderson, who was our friend and colleague for 28 years. He was first elected to the Board of Directors of the Meigs County Agricultural Society in 1965. -.\.., ...... Meigs County Agricultural Society Board of Directors �PAGE JOUR PAGE FIVE 1994 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR SCHEDULE GATES OPEN DAILY AT 7:00a.m. Saturday, August 13 12:30 p.m. Domeatic Aru Judgins - Senior Fair Bulldins Sunday, Auguet 14 1-3:00p.m. 7:30p.~ Sheep Weigh-In Relipoua Servicea, Meigw County MUU.t.erial A..oeiation-Grandatand Monday, Auguet 15 7:00a.m 8:00a.m. 8:00a.m. Gat.ea Open AD Uveetock miiAI be on the p-onnda Weigh-in poultry, rabbib, at.een, and hog~~ 9:00a.m. Groom and Clean Cont.eat followed by 4-H Hone Show 1:00p.m. Junior Fair Poultry Show followed by Open Clan Poultry Show - Show Arena 1:00 p.m. Flower Show Judpns - Senior Fair Bullding 3:30p.m. Junior Fair Parade 4:00 p.m. Kiddie Tractor Pull - Show Arena 5:00p.m. Hillaide Stage - God'a Kida 6:00p.m. King and Queen Con teat - Hill Stage 6:00p.m. Draft Hone Show - Show Arena 7:00p.m. Moto-Croaa 12:00 Midnight - Gat.ea Cloae Tuesday, August 16 8:00a.m. l :OOp.m. Junior Fair Rabbit Show - Show Arena ()pen Clan Beef Show followed by Junior Fair Beef Breedins - Show Arena 2:00p.m. Out of the Blue - Hill Stage 4:00p.m. Kiddie Tractor Pull - Show Arena 5:00p.m. Junior Fair Board Auction 6:00p.m. Junior Fair Steer - Show Arena 6:00p.m. Hill Stage - Joy 7:00p.m. Hill Stage- River Valley Boya 7:00p.m. Grandatand- Demolition Derby 12:00 Midnipt - Gat.ea Cloae Wednesday, Auguet17 (Kiddie Day) U.OO lil2 p.m. 9:00a.m. Junior Fair Goat Show - Show Arena 10:00 a.m. Draft Hone Cont.eat - Infield 11:00 a.m. Daulins Dolla- Hill Stage _12:00 noon 4-H Flower Show - Junior Fair Building 12:00 noon Guya and Gala Sheep Lead Clau - Show Arena 12:30 p.m. Harneaa Racins 2:00p.m. 4-H Style Revue - Hill Stap 4:00p.m. Kiddie Tractor Pull- Show Arena 4:30p.m. Little Min and Miat.er Conteat - Hill Stage 5:00 p.m. Kiddie Gamee - Show Arena 6:00p.m. Junior Fair Swine Show - Show Arena 7:00p.m. Open Clan Horae Show 8:00p.m. Ronna Reevea- Grandatand 8:00p.m. Horae Pull 9:00p.m. Hill Stage- Midnight Clogen 12:00 Midnight - Gat.ea Cloae Thunday, August 18 (Senior Citbene Day untll 2:00p.m.) 8:30a.m. 9:00a.m. 11:30 a.m. 12:00 noon !2:30p.m. 1:00 p.m. l:OOp.m. l:OOp.m. 4:00p.m. 4:00p.m. 6:00p.m. 6:00p.m. 4-H Horae Show Junior Fair Dairy Show - Show Arena Homemaker Pie and Country Fair - Hillaide Stage ()pen Clan Dairy Show - Show Arena lfameu Raeins Diatrict 6 Holat.ein Show - Show Arena Hill-Stage- Cluaica Flower Show Judging- Senior Fair Bullding Hill Stage- Junior Fair Talent Show Kiddie Tractor Pull - Show Arena . Hill Stage - Junior Fair Kiddie Gamea Junior Fair Sheep Show followed by Open Clasa Sheep Show -Show Arena 7:30p.m. Antique Tractor Pull and Local Yokel Truck Pull 8:00p.m. Ronnie McDowell- Grandatand 12:00 Midnight - Gat.ea Cloae Friday, August 19 9:00a.m. Pet Show - Show Arena 11 :00 a.m. Junior Fair Dog Obedience Show - Show Arena 12:00 noon Kiddie Tractor Pull - Show Arena 12:30 p.m. Harneaa Racing 4:30p.m. Dairy Sweepatakea - Show Arena 5:00p.m. Junior Fair Liveatock Sale - Show Arena 5:00p.m. Hill Stage - Back Porch Swing Band 6:30p.m. Hill Stage - Bellea and Beaua 7:30p.m. Truck & Semi Pull 12:00 Midnight - Gat.ea Cloae SCHEDULE OF RIDES-Moo. T-. Tluuo. udFrL 1:00til4:30. Clooadlllllhour, 6:00 'tilll:OO. S......y 12:00'til5:00. Cloaecll hr. 6:00 'tilll:OO. BoltlonofMeabenlllps..-or4-BTic:bteeaa rida hy paJiol 13.00 at Rldo Offlc:a aaeh day. 'WtDNEsDAY, AUGUST 17 , IS KIDDIE DAY (Cate Achoiotoioe-13.00 fro• 7:00 AM.-2:00 P·•· For E•eryo,. 0a t111o day ridoo wiD operate 12:00 aooa du-o.... 4:30 P·• · aad 6:00 P·•· du-o..... 11:00 P·•· The o - of al dolioory •ahleloo ......... p<>uade will be nquirad to purehaaa a - • tio:ket acholttlaa drt.... a..d ...hlela. (Oa(y oae timor to a nhlelo.) ALL DEUVERJES MUST-BE MADE PRIOR TO 11:00 A.M. AND TRUCKS MAY ENTER ONLY AT DESIGNATED DEUVERY GATE. PARKING 1o omder ouper,oioioa ohho Mioldloport Ullited Paataeootal Church. Chairperaou Laay Buekloy, Leo...rd Ko.ltl, B......t Zlrklo. NO DOGS ollowed oa falrp-ouado. NO ATV ......... allowad oa pouado. NO U.eJloek trailon loft ia Parkiatl LoL Stall AeelgnmentB StaB ue.,._t for all U••toek (laeludiat pouhry ud rahbit.o) will be . .da oa Saturday at aooa Won tho fair. StaB ueip•eat.o will ha ..de by _..... of tloo Saaior Fair Board. Saturday, Auguet20 (McDonald's Day) tlll2 p.m. 9:00 a.m. Pretty Baby Cont.eat- Show Arena 10:00 a.m. Ronald McDonald Activi~- Hill Stage 12:00 noon Quarter Hone Racea 1:00 p.m. IliU Stage - Big Bend Clogen 3:00p.m. Go-Kart Racea 4:00p.m. Kiddie Tractor Pull Champion•- Show Arena 7:00p.m. Youth Nidlt- Show Arena 8:00p.m. Tractor Pun 8:00 p.m. Grandatand - Arm Wreatling 12:00 Midnight - Gat.ea Cloae To Show Oar Appreciation The Ollleen a..d l>irocton of tloo Meip Couty ApieoaltuN Society ud Jullior Fair Board witoh 10 exp,_lheir......,..appredalioatoaaehaad ....,BUSINESSnRMwhopurehuedad__,,pa•e ia our Pnaiwa Boob, aaclto aU BUSINESS nBMS who purehuod tho awudo for t1oo Jouoitw Fair. - The Meip Couoty Apicultural Socioty a Jtmlor Fair Board Prices of Admieeion Acboiotoioa will be eharpd at tloo p._ at8 A.M. aaelt day of t1oo Fair. GENERAL ADMISSION ... .. ... .... .. ...................................... .......... ...... .... ........ IS.OO Claild- uader I yaar adoaitted FREE at p._. ParJdac Autoe aad Vehic:loo .. .............. ........................... .................... .. ........... FREE Thttnday · Soaior Ciliaea ............. ........ .... .......... .............. ..... F...., Adotiotoioo ti12 P·•· CAMPING RULES Chalrmu Vlrpl Wladoa, U Bolter aad BniDt ZbWe Trailen .t C...pon-{1 Waek~ ................ ........ .......................... ...... .... .... ..... 150.00 Teat.o. · · .._,· · · · · · · · .. · · · · · · ...... ........ ........... ... .... ....... .. .... ....... ...... .. ... .. .. .... ...........125.00 l (No 1Vute 'tValee' fro• Trailen) (No Cuapan Spetlod Baron 9:00A.M. Suaday) \ I '--' (C...pan Muot Be Out hy 12:00 N- Ft>~~owiac Suaday) Pay pri<rilep aad piek opet at Saeretery'• orr- beti••i,.Wodaeoday befon..,.....oiFair. C...p,. eoet do. 100t iac:lada -.y oalo tloo pouade. · A Fair T'oeket •uot be purehued hy ..*Jo"" o- I yaar of . . etayiac ia . . .,_. NO BEDDING f1JIINISdED NO PERSON SIIAU BE PERMJ1TED TO MAU: SOU CITATIONS OF ANY NA11JRE ON mE MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS EXCEPT IN CONTRACfED CONCESSION OR COMMERCIAL RENTED SPACE. NO PERSON WilL BE PERMmED TO POST OR DISPLAY SIGNS, DISTRIBUTE IIAI'IDBIW OR ADVEmSING MATERIAL OR SilL OR DISTRIBUTE FREE ANY MERCIIAJ'IDISE EXCEPI' PERSONS UNDER CONTRACf. MEIGS COUNTY AGRICUL'J1JRAL SOCIETY INDEX TO DEPARTMENTS 1994 JUNIOR 4 SENIOR FAIR PROGRAM...................................... 4 DEPARTIIENT I-JUNIOR I'AIR. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 9-21 DEPARTMENT 0-BORSES•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21-22 DEPARTMENT W-DAIRY CATrLE. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 22 DEPAR1'MENT IV-BEEF CA~E•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 23 DEPARTMENT V......SHEEP••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 23 DEPARTMENT VI-POULTRY ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 24 DEPARTMENT VB-FARM CROPS •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .24--25 DEPARTMENT VOI-FLOWERS 4 PLANTS............... .................... 25 DEPAR1'MENT IX-DOMESTIC ARTS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 26 DEPARTMENT X-AMATEUR PAINTINGS ............................... 26-27 DEPARTMENT XI-AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY............... ............. 27 DEPJlll1rftiENT J(((---JI~ric; 4 ~rfilf<: ••..•••••••.•••••••..••••••.•••••••.. :Z1r DEPARTMENT XID--GRANGE EXIDBITS••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21r-28 DEPARTMENT XIV-PUBLIC SCHOOLS....................................... 28 DEPARTMENT XV'--SPEED ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 28 TRACfORS 4 TRUCKS••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 28-30 PRt;ITV BABY CONTEST•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 30 UITLE MISS 4 MISTER CONTEST•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 30 ENTRY BUNK........................................ ..••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 30 OHIO DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE COUNTY FAIRS........................... 34 ' HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE "We Specialize in Hanging Baskets" TOP QUALITY PLANTS- Wholesale· Retail Be SuN To Parehaaa You Folr Seuoa Tlcbte Early! PRICE 112.00- NON-TRANSFERABLE s-a P- ... be pure hued at the B...ia... Eotablioob-t.olioted below. n.... Tleut.o eatitlo you to pte ad•iotoioa ud free parlllaa for your ear durm, tloo aatlre fair. Meoal.enhlp T'oeket.o eatitlo yo,• to •ote or file for the Board of Direc:ton of tho Soeioty. s - a tie keto, pureh.....d at the Seeretary • orr-, an for Co........, tal Exhlhioon or No•R•iodeat.o of M. . Couaty. Tie keto eaa aloo be pureh.....d at Saentary'• orr... OD p<>uadoo aflee' paJial adaiotoioa at pte. Ad•iotoioa prioe will NOT be rel'uaded. M...berohlp tio:bt.o for adoaiotoioa a YOiiatJ prhilep 113.00. M...berohlptio:ut.o . .ybepurehuedfro•uyFairlloud-berudanoaaeleatSUGARRUN n.oua MILL. Po•eroy, Ohio Syracuse, Ohio 45779 Ph. (614) 992-5776 MeDONAUYS,P~,Ohlo Don Hubbard Court Street Grill s-- p..,.. ... be purehued for 112.00 at: JOE'S COUNTRY MARKET, Maia Stroot, Rutlaad, Ohio 1VAID CROSS SONS, Raeiae, Oloio BAUM LUMBER COMPANY, Chaoter, Ohio SUGAR RUN FLOUR MIU., Po,._y, Ohio SWISHER-LOHSE PHARMACY, P-eroy, Ohio NITA JEAN RITCHIE, Tuppan Plaiae, Ohio GLOECKNER'S RESTAURANT, Po•eroy, Ohio WBALEY'S GROCERY, RL 681, O.rwlia HELEN BAER, Sync_, Ohio DORSEL LARKINS, J.oac Bouo., Ohio DAN'S, 290 North Jad, Middleport. Ohio nVE POINTS EXPRESS, Rt. 7, P.........y, Ohio REED'S COUNTRY STORE, RaadnWe, Ohio ll2 W. Court Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 992-9985 LEGAR MONUMENT CO. MONUMENTS- MARKERS- MAUSOLEUMS 263 West Main St. • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Chas. w. Legar, Jr.- Ph. 99z-5314 Business (Home) 99z-3405 or 99z-5633 M...berohlp tiekate eold oaly to iadmdule- aotto a eo•paay or orpaloatloa. (OaaT-r-epaea) 16 r- of.,... io allotted-h ...,_. A. . . ., taW., can, ate. .... ha kopt witiUa uolpod - · Q.iot houn bepo ate.-faw- of 12:30 a ••• Plaaae oo•lolor your aaiPIIon. Peto ..... be o1t1 loaoll II oullitla ...,... No palo ,....;u.J bultlo f.....J f.._..., (aoapt Pot Show aalrioo oa day of oloow. M•thaooloaoh.) No ALCOHOL OR DRUGS PERMITI'ED ON GROUNDS. FREE Grudotud, FREE R!.lu rido aU -howol ridoo u ...,.y 1ioHo u you- art. paylac Cate Achoiotoioa. There will be NO paging service provided. Please make arrangements to meet children for pick-up prior to leaving them on the grounds. M... eo...ty Apteodlanl Soaetr Ollleen- 1994 DAN SMITH ............ ..... .................... ............ .............. ................. ...... ........... . Preoidoat JENNJNCS BEEGLE ......................... ...................... ...... .... ......... .... ... ....... Vie.. Preoidoat PAUl. REED ...... ........... .. ....... .................... .... ... ......... ........ .... .. ....... .............. T........,. LAUBIE REED .................................................................. ............................ Saerotary DIRECTORS 1994 JENNJNCS BEEGLE .. .... .............................. .......... .......... .................. B.D., Raeiae, Ohio MARY ROSE .............. ............................ .. ................... ....................... ....... Raeiae, Ohio DAN SMITII .... .. .......... ... .............. ............... .. ................ .... .................... .. . Raeiaa, Ohio ADDA LOU LEWIS ...................... .... .................. ............ .. ....................... Po01eroy, Ohio EDWARD HOLTER .......... .... .. .......... ........ .. .. ...... ............ .. .............. R.D., Pomeroy, Ohio DIRECTORS 1995 ROGER SPENCER ...... ...... ............. .................... ........ ..................... ..... ... Po-y, Ohio CAROLYN RITCBJE .. ..................... ......... .......... .... .. ... .... ... .. .... .. ...... .. ... ... Coahillo, Ohio TIM BEARDS ............. ........... ......... .. ............................... .. .......... ....... .... Pooaeroy, Ohio WIWAM BUCKLEY .. ....... ...... ......................... ............ .... .. ........ .... .. .... ... Po-y, Ohio LEONARD KOENIG ................... ... .... .. ......... ...... ..... .......... ........... ........ MicL!I por~ Ohio DIRECTORS 1996 BRENT ZIRKLE ..... .... ...... ................................. ........ ...... .... ............ ....... Po-1, Ohio JIM WATSON .. ;............ ............................... ~ ............................. .......... ... C.OMIIo, Ohio KENNY BUCKLEY ...... ........................................ .......... .................. ........ Srra-, Ohio VIRGIL WINDON ...... ..................................................................... am, P - y , Ohio RICK KOBLENTZ .................: ................................................ .............. ... Po-y, Ohio Compliments of Burris Barber Shop Pete Burris, owner HEALTH-AID PHARMACY New Haven, WV. 25265 304-882-2005 Free Delivery In Bend Area 307 5th Street TRIPLETT ENGINEERING SERVICES 202 West Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 EX.OmCIO DIRECfORS DAVID R. 'CIIIp' HAGGERTY ..................................................... .......... .... Po-y, Ohio JOHN RIEBEL ............................................................................... am, P - y , Ohio .......... JHI' "=· tdlp Tlebto oorly...... J"V-- oorly. n..,u._ for •lrioo .... u followo. AI O.,ort a 4.et P.ll. A01p11 U.N. -'eo wil ha omptad oflor tloo ahow daiM. Sac:-,. will ~ al Folr Board Ofrloa fro• 10 A.ll. te 4 P.ll. A.-& II aad U . TELEPHONE, IIAIN oma 9!11-6'795 JR. oma 9!114116 RACI omCE 99J.6S80 CO!!CISSIONS MANAGER- 11a1J aGATE IIANACER- P,oJJiaad P~C SUPERINTINDIN'J'- C1ut. aa- \,_/ (614) 992-2194 .Professional Engineering and Surveying For·Meigs County • and Southeastern Ohio �PAGE SIX PAGE SEVEN Sectioa J. No penoa ..a..JI pay for or MC1IN ..,re tlaaa oae 1uclll • 11Up, ud tlaa& -benhip oloall be for hiouelf. No -.l>enhip ohall be iaued lo corponlioM, orpplea-, ,...._.hipo or firao. ARTICLE IV • BOAJID OF DlllECTOas Sectioa I. Tbcllo.rdolllinclonohaii.....Utoff.r-(15) whnwloo.Wbeoloctedfou..._ ofth..eyeanaad ...................................f_.tiU.rdoflla_._....._._,ireaae...Uy. Sectioa 2. Aay ..eaaey cauood ~y d..th, ,...;patioa, .-o•al fro• offiee, or....._ ..,...., . . y be filled ~y ... Bo.rd of Directon oatil the DOXl IUUIW aloct>oa, wbeo a...._ .W bc aloclod for obe GENERAL RULES 1. Clooiootl- for al .,_ c l o . - willbc Wed-loy a: Tl>ouoday, 4:00 p.a. A_. 10 a: 11tlo. (H- I'd Mo 110 . . . . . . - ) . n-. ndoo willbcotriclly oullaend lo. Secretary willbc at the Fair Bo.rd Offioo at F...........lo fro. 10:00 a. a. 1o 4:00 p.a. A,.- lOtio ...d 11tlo. 2. EUiiNt.on • - •• i • for,..._ hill wloat cia. or~ they .nil_.......,.. E.~ry ~laab .nil bc f.locl .., ~y &Ia aiUIIitor. 3. Emioo art~woloo.ofroalleip ...d adjo;,;,.-Jdioo uoopt;. llaJ...;.r Fair ....... mihiu an liloilod lolleip Co..ty CW. ......... ud S...... whore aloil>ito an liaitad lo lleifo Co•ty r n.- "I •· UDOXpin>d ...... . Sectioa 3. If uy _._of the Boord olllincton ...... tt.... eo-utmo ......... - · · obe Bo.rd -y upoa .....,_thirdo •ou of the Boord of Dirccton, cloclan llio pooitloo ud appoiat • • - lo ...._ uatilthe DOXl aaeual aloctioa, wbea a direclor ohallbc aloctad for &Ia __,;red ..... 4. Seo iodi¥ ' a l . , . _ u for ..... llat adDiu .... bc;. plaea. Still EDil>iu ..... ,._;,;. plaoa lllllil1:00 , ••. s.-y. s~.. willbc •• their ....,...u.. . _.. for .--..Joi..W.U- 8.-y froa 1:00-3:00 p.a . C o - a l Edit.ito • - """.:!::tee uatil clooo of Fair. Aay E~il .-....1 INioN tloat- will forfail aay p...U- a 1o ....... Eoeeptioa: Feodor Calf SMw participau. 5. Faloo ..._ ........... - o r iBwf- witlo dallbc oufficioat.,.......lo for .,.,J..;.. fro. _ , . _ ud forf • w oluy priaM ow • 6. n.. Seciety will..._ pNeeatioafor the oafetyof aD,....... ...d p....,.ny ...d ... p~lio• · of edlibito, ~at will - bc r.pouilde for accidoau, looo, or - . , . . obe.Jd uy - •. 7. Pn.iooou will bc p.Jd at offiee •• loot cloy of Fair. 8. AB ,.....;- _,clai.ad Worw No_...,.15tlowillbc forfeited. io 1o pcrail Fair Officioalo for .._ ywv ....1 ..... ..._ nloaittad .. .._ o1 Ap;cait..rw ARTICLE V • ELECJ'IOJ'II Sectiool. TlooODDualaloctioooftheBoordofDirectonaloallbclooldata' '3 atadploceooorbelo .. the Saturcloy iD Dece..bcr of each y•r. Polio auet be opeo- to. tlou four 1ooun be......., 6:00 a. •· aad 9:00 p.a. oa ... doy of the clectioa. Seotioo 2. The oaid clectioo ohallbc ~y bclloL RaBou auet be -t.ad wltb aa 'X" oppooilo the .... of - h caadidat.e •olod for : ........., ... ......, wiD DOl he coualod. ol•o... for directon by proxieo io DOl lo be penoitled. Sectioa 3. Ooly NOidcau of Me;,. Coaaty ltoldUotJ -I>enhip certlflcaUe, f<w atleootl5 do yo belon tJ. dale of eJectao111, . .J YOle. Seetioa 4. Meabcn of the Society auel doc lore their caadidacy for ... olllee ofl>ircclor of ... Society ~y rlliDt with ... Secretuy olthe Society, a J!"i•ioa oiped by tea (10) .w - n -t.en of the Society who ON Neideau of M. . County, atleoot'ie•ea {7f;layo befoN thc aDDu.l clectioo of Direclon io held . Oaly replarly aoaiDalod caadida... who be•e -• the ftliac nqum- willbc ellpble for electioo u director. Sectioa 5: Tl>e..,... ofoff-of ... ~ Directoro ohallupireaed ... tof ... DircclonelectohaU beJia oa ... 2ad Saturday of Dece.bcr of ••~ year, or uatiltheir • - n an cleclod aad quali/'tod. ARTICLE VI - ANNUAL MEETING OF TilE MEMBERSHIP Sectioa I. The aDDual-.ti"' of the Meip Couaty Atrlcultural Society ohall be Mid aotlalor thu ~ lut Saturdoy iD Deccabcr, the actual tiae aad place to be decidad ...d ad.ertlaed by the Boanl of Directon. Seetioa 2. At thio .......U. the officcn ud diNCton of the Society ohall -t.e NpO<U 1o obe •e•kr•bip of t.be Society toDCfJI'IIias the put Fair and aake recoaa d••;, for d.e beuermeat ol ~Utlll'e Fain. The •••ben •ball be P•ea opportu.aity to . .ke IUfPIItio• aad ncoJaiMDCiatiou for the 11Bpro•cacatoftloe Society aad ito Fair. Suchoth..-buei- . .y bepNODDiodu . .y bcd......d proper by ... Board of DiNCion. · ARTICU: VII ·ORGANIZATION AND MEETINGS . Sectio~ I. TheBoardofllinclonohaUmcetaaauallyiD Dec.,.berof•clo ,.-aadclecuPrtoidcot, V.:e-Pr•ildeat, Secretary aDd Treuurer. The Pre.ildeat, V.ice-Pn.ideal&llld the Treuurer 1 ball terYe ODe year aDd the Secretary DOt more thaa three yean or u t1ae Board . .y deter.iae and u.ati.ltbcir 1ucceuon are elected aad qualified. Sectioa 2. The Prceidcnt, Vic:e-Prcoidcat aad Treuurer ohaU be Dirccton. The S....tary "''Y or ,.. y ao~ he a dll'eetor. All offt~Cer• .baU be m.embere of the Society. Secbon 3. Before election of olficero the newly. cleclod directon ohaU qualify ~ takhtJ the foUowiD( ooth (or affinaalioa) before a cooapct.nl authority (dceipalod ~law). "I _do ... le,.aly_ •wear (or Jfira) that I wiD oupport the CoaotitutioD of the Uailod Sta,.., the Coaout~boo of Ohto, L.,.. of Ohio and ruleo aed replatiou of the 1 of Apiculture of Ohio perU- lo "V'Cultural Society oo help me Cod. • . ARTICLE VIII • AMENDMENTS Seeboa 1. Amen~enLI to the coMtitutioa or by-lawa ••y be propoeed hy. (A) A ••Jonty of Board of llinc1oro of a ochedaled - . . . , .,.lias;. f..or or placU., •• ':.t:::r r,..., -no ....... n;. s- o..--• "'WonD _,Joto .... ............... 9. AD daiooo for enon!. awudo • - bc ...lo ill wriliDtJ lo the Secntary witlUa fi .. dayo J,_ .... , . _..... _ ......... ..do. 10. AU~u allot be &Ia propertyofllaeDiloilor·foratleut30daJ11 prior lo tloeo,...;.,.da1o of the fair. 11. AU ..~ will bc j..!pol by . . .,..._, clioiB--"" j ...... -and ~y the Fair Bo.rd. Judp' decUiolo will bc fiooaJ. EDil>iu ... clo..ad -rtloy wiD oot bc P.• p..U... 12. AD edlibilon a110t pwc:Mee Seeeoo or M..J.enhip ticlr.eto. 13. AD clocioio......... ~y ... SYporia.......... · - · · do,....._. will ... f...t. 14. No oiNw a•ailahle. 15. CoaalllioDI •ut 110t lea-.e aatil Fair il clo.ed. 16. No &-tock- Dairy, Beef, Slooep, SwiDe, Pooaltry, Rabbiu - lo bcoa.,...uaclo beforc9:00a.a . Suacloy _......,_ C.. bc ._.ad 12:00 Nooo Satuclay. 17. No C..pcnoetiD plaoabefoN9:00a.a . Suaday. Cloeck atS..retuy'oOff...,foropacebeforc •polli~t~ e. . per. 18. No iDioxicllliDc be• ...,. penoitted oo Fa;,.p-ado. 19. Fair Bo.rd "'"""'" ... riPt lo expel...dlor bu iodi•id..Jo wbc. coadw:t io d......d 1o be iaproper ...d coatndic:tory lo Nleo ...d roplotio.... 20. AU doli...;.. a110l be aade prior lo 11:00 •·•· aad ...., be aado oaly throop d..ipalod dcli•ery plo. No other ..hicleo pcraitted oo Midwoy witloeut prior appro•al of Board of Dirccton. CONSTITUTION ARTICLE I - Trn.E ... Meip Couaty Apicaltual Society. AIITICLE II • Oll.JECT . Sectioa I. The oh~ oltloe Society xhallbc 1o proaote ...d .......... apicaltuN, iDduelry, .. ......,, art ...d ....._ IDlereelo of Meip Couaty wblo the Bo.rd " - proper ...d ia ... beet .......... of the Couaty. AIITICLE Ill . MEMBERSHIP Sectioa I . Aay NOidoatofMeip Co..ty_y bc...ea -t>orofthioSocicty ~ poyiDflaDD .. Uy the ·-benhip f - fixed ~ ... Board of Dircclon. Membenhip tickcto cao be purcbued ooly at &Ia off- of ... S..Ntary of the Society or hio authori..l . .Dta. . · · Sectioa I. n. Society ohall be u-.. u o.,._ amea.dmeat oa d.e ballot; or (B) F_"diac • petilioa with the Secretary of ... Society at lout 14 daY" prior 1o the ODDuel clectioa of ... Boord ~f Dirwclon. Said petilioa auoloel fordo ... ,..., • ......... ...d bclriped by ............ 25 _......_ Secboa 2. If u ••=.hentio propoaed, itohall be ouhoaitted to &Ia _.__,of ... Society at the ..,.uaJ electioa of ... Boord of DiN<Ion. S"':tioa 3. Wbea _.., than oae a-.d-t ohall be oubaitted at t h e - - · they ohall be oo ••••~ u to -.b~ ~ ~ to 'f'Ole oa or.cll . . eDdJHD.t, eepuately. Sectioa 4. ~f the -)Only of the -bcnhip •otiaJ 00 the pnpeeed , m ... oDl dtaJI adoptoudl ••• hat, it •hall heeo.u a part of the eo111titutioa or by-la... . ARTICLE IX • COMPENSATION Sectioal. The co•...-tioa of Boord ....bon ohall he f!Xad ~y ... lloud --~with obe ndoo of the Ohio Dopartamt of A,ncuhure. S..tioa2 . Trucle.,.....ohallbcl9ccau per aile to out of couatya·••p u autllorioed hy obe 0 .D.A. Compliments or W esam Construction, Inc. General Contractors Ray & Tom Karr Phone: (614) 992-6466 Chester, Ohio ARTICLE X • BONDS . ~lioal . TlooS..rctaryohallpootaou..tyhoadiDthcaaouatofllOOO.OOpoyUiato ... SociotJ, coad~aed tke faithful porforauce of bio off11:e. Miller Insurance 607 5th St. New Haven, WV ...!i:;'~· 304- 882-2145 ()~ I "/~~ FRATERNAl ORDER OF EAGlES AERIE 2171 • 224 E. Mal• Street Pomeroy, Olllo 45769 T...Uu~ •h&JI pooh oumy bead ia the ....IIDlofllOOO.OOpoyUialo ... Society, upoa &Ia fattWul perforao- of ... dutioa of bio off- ~ BY-LAWS AIITICU: I ·QUORUM Sectioo I. A -jorlty of ... _...... of ... Bo.rd of Dlrocton ohallcoaolltuto a ...... , . for ... .,._tioa of......_ of ... Society. AIITICLE II • JIEETING Sectioa 1. The nplar -•tltly .-dtJof thc Bo.rd of Dircclon olaallbcloald at a ...d plaee daaidad ~ ... -Jority of ... Board M....... Swctloa I. Speciel-np aay be Wd wluo •• - . y at the call of ... l'lwl • atorattloe call of ... Secntary -·tho wrillell ~of ... _......,. by a -Jority of thc _......of the hoard. Sectioa 3. Writ- DOtice of nplar ...d opecielaoetlap of ... Board ofDirocton ohallbc-tto _., direclor ~ ...U, at lout,_ daya before ... -tiaJ. The aoticw ohallopeclfy the ,..._of opeciel-tiap. ARTICLE Ill - ORDER OF BUSINESS Sectioa 1. I. RoUC.U 2. Readias aad appro•al or adoptioa of •iau... 3. DIU. ...d Acaouto 4. Report of Co•al.5. Report of Ollleen 6. Uafitdaload a...;... 7. Nowllaoi8. Appoia-u 9. Adjoum.• Sect>oa 1. The order of buot- aay be .._porwrily ouopeadad at aay -lias upoa a -Jority .-ofa..-...... p...-L ARTICLE IV -·DUTIES OF OmCERS Sectioa 1. It aloall bc thc duty of ... Pr...idaDlto p...W. at aU -titlp of thc Board, to appolat _...,_, ---.ip.Uordenforthcdla~to offuado, aad to ,_font oueh...._-dutioe KEEBAUGH'S SHAKE SHOPPEE and KEEBAUGH'S OF CHESTER Bo.rd. ~ ..... lion. • Sal 10-5 No Sunctay Hours Patty PickenS • awner .Totally ·Automotive, Inc. Previously Owned Cars and Trucks 985-4~~ ' -' EFFECTIVEo llaodo I, 1990 90lt 1-18-02 DD'INI'I10NS. Aa ...ad .. tlo1o • ..,..., (A) "Eohibitioa'....., puhlie ohow of ........ which Itt .,.......d by or ueder ... coatrol of .. Oloio Couty <w ledrf - Dl Apicultunl Seciety O!'JII'Iiled ueder Cloaptor 1711 of &Ia RWYioad aaz Coclo; or thc Olalo State Fair. • (B) "Certtlleat.e of lupect>oa' ..... o font froa the ...ta of oriJIB wlticlo M. beea laouad ud -pelod ~ o ~ acc..ditad •deriaariaa ....... to the MoJtlo ...tue ...d idoatillcatloo of aa ..-.JIIolod tloeroa • (C) 'Appro...l VetarlaariaD'- ... y ~ YOlllrlaarlaa appro...l ~ ... Ohio Dopartaeat of Apicalturw, or aa -ploywe of the Ohio of Apic......,. or ... UDillld Sta... Depart.eat of Apicaltu.., ...u.al aad plut bcoltlo iDapeclioa OOI"Yico, or _....,._.~ceo. (D) 'Lice a ...d Acc..dilod VetarlaariaD' - - a,..... who io ~ by ... State of Ohio lo praclioa .....mary ...dic!.e ...d who io ..tifted ~y &Ia Uailod s ..... o . , . r - t of Africulture, ApicaltuN R...do Senleo, to bc aa aecreditad •deriaariaa . 901t 1-111-03 EXHIBI110NSt SANITATION, INSPECI10N AND RECORDS. (A) Lc• watlty •pe-rJasaa uhibiboa ohaU be .. la atu.daaee aa appro...l for ... dunlioa of ... uhibiL (B) Each eatlty •po-riDtJ ... exlaibltlott ohall: (1) l•aadiatoly, prior to u ~lio• ...d uader ... dirwctioa of thc appro•ad •deriaariaa, thoro,.hly cleaa Ud dloWect . .h buiJdias, pea, dall, riDs or other eacleoure ia wlaich aaiaalo ON lo bc quartorad for ulail>itioa; (2) H..o the appro•ad .-........., (a) E..-. the Cortificata ofVetarlaary laopectloo of . .h a..U..I hroasbtto ... uhibitioa; (b)laapectwitiUaa--aW.-ofarriYiaf_.hal!ietalhroasbtlothewxhihitforoyap..,_ of aay ooalaJio.U or Woctiouo d..._; (c) Doily laopoet-h aai..J ,......., ..... uhibitioa for oya,..... of coalaJio"" dla.oo. (3) Malatala a NOOrd for ODO ywv fro• the data of ... uhibit>oa o1-1a aalaaf pNOODlol ... edlibit, ... NCOI"d ohallcoDtaia ... ...d add... of ... oWDOr of - • am.al aad the opecleo ...d hNed of ... aalaal. (4) Order tho iooatediau ......1of aay am.al whlc•!. the opiDioa of ... approwad - . . . io allliclod with or ~.. oyaplo- of bei"' allliclod witlo a coalllllouo or Wectioua dla.oo. (C) Ao u-plioa froa ... '*'!".._.. of Ponpaph (B) (I) of tfalo rulo . .y bc ""'!.-lod froa ... .......,.._, ...d will bc .....,lod wbea, !. the juclpoeDl of ... - . . . . - . , cleatWtJ aad dioWwctioa wiD..,.. DO p..._!. a MWiy coiiOlruclool ...ildinc thet bee bcaa _,.pled, 90lt18-0t EIBIITORSt (A) No peNOD ohall p..-t for uhibitioo or uhibit aa aaiaal wbh be kaowo or M. ......,. to ••pectlo Jrectad witlo or bee Moa expooad to a clanprouly coalaJioue or Wectioue dioeue. (B) The o...,.. or bclleo of aa aaiaal with oyap..,_ of u WwcliotM or ceDlaJio• dla.oo ohaU, wbeo dlrwclod by u ~lioa ofllclal, ... appro...l YOlllrlaarlaa, or aa -ploy• of the Ohio Do,.-& of Apicuhun,lataottdiaiely "'-•• the am.al froa ... ulail>itioa p...-.. (C) Upoo ......,_., _., ,..... wloo pNOODU for edlibilioo .w uhibito aa aaiaal, olaall ...., a.ailahla aay ..tlfteat.e of • ........., iDapectioa, .....tntioo ..-tifica... , neciDatioo certiftcata aed other cloca..u to uhibltloo oRicielo, ... approwad •deriaariaa or aa -ploJ"" of the Olalo Do~ of ApicaJtUN. (D) Eaclo porwo• wloo p - u for ~lio• or uhibiu u aai..J f<w wbh a ..-tificata of •..u.aryiaapactioolonqalred~ ....... 901:1-18-01to901:1-18-11of ... Adoolaiotrati"Cocloohall forward a copy of ... Cortillcata of VelDrlaary lupeclioo to ... Olaio Doput-t of ApiealtuN'o DiYioioo of Aalaalladualry. EFFECTIVL Jaaaary 30, 1992 v--.,. Do.--• •etariDaria• Sectloa 3. It aloall be ... duty of ... s-ry of ... Secle.. lo: (1) Lop a lot of &Ia Society. (1) Lop aee-...ly a NOOrd of d pro''' fi-.p of thc Society ...d ... Roard. (3) NotifJ aD • • • of thc Board of thc be ud place of aU -•lap. (4) GiYw &Ia _......,of ... Soeioly aolioa ol ... ud plaeo of ... ADo..! Eleet>oa of ... Board of Dlrocton aad ... Aoaul olllalla.loonhlp. (5) Lepxlricl-old _ . ..... _y .._ .... bio ........ ud poy .... _ 0 _ M_.., to ... T....._ud..Uiolo......,ttloanlor. (6)Lepace,...ti...........-ofaD .......... ud..,...........ol_. (7) Prepare ... ._.u ..,.... ..... Olalo o.,.r- of ApieultuN• (8) Porfont ouelo ....._ clutioe u,... detenoiaed by &Ia Bo.rd• Sectioo 4. It ohallbc ... duty of ... T ........ (I) Sip aD ....b . (2) Porfont dutioe u liN ........!.ad by &Ia Bo.rd. Sectioo 5. The Prtold.t, s-ry ...d y........,. ohaD coDO&ItuU ... Eoocutmo Co....;Ueo. AIITICLE V • RULES Sectioo1. The Board ofDirocton . .y _,ouch Rulaoud Replatiou forcoaductiasob..aof ... Society which do DOl coaflit:t with &Ia Coutituboo or lly-Lowo, Replat>ou of tho Stata of Ohio Depart...t of Apiculturo, or lawo of ......ta of Ohio. ARTICLE VI • APPROPIIIATE CONDUCT l.No,...,am.Jicolllluctlal..alflDauclaa . . .MI'Utoca... UIIOJIIDCe,iacoaverUmceora...... 1o aaother while at....U..S, particlpetbtJ !. or aay actloity or plaeo •po-Nd or -trollad ~ ... Maip Couaty S.U.r Fair Board. 2. No,..... ohall bow1aJ1J Yiolata aay rulo, ............ or pidaliDo proaulptad by ... Meip Couaty S.U.r or Jllllior Fair Board. 3. No,..... olaaU act!. oucb a -y u to !.wfore witlo or ad..nely affwct thclaealth, aJety or -'fan of aay ...W.,.Iot ...y ...... opouorcd or • ..,....ioad by the Meip Couaty Salor or Jtmior Fair Board. N<w ohaU aay ,_..- • - Wo.....d by ... Fair Bo.rd, o •etcrlaoriool, or OJrieultuN off~~:ial, of a aJety <w bcolth huord to . .y am.al Nfuee to eo•ply witlo ... nqueeu of oaid oRicial ... alleYioat.e ..... huud. 4. Noponoaohallcoaduethi....U!.aucloa . . _ .. to!.wf-with ... orderly - o i F a i r Bo.rd actloitioe, aor ooaduct hi..U Ia ouc• a - t : : !.lorfON witlo tho Fair Board'o ....,ioa of proaotJas ad-bo•, citb&ohip aed NOpoaolhla Yior• 5. Ia ... -r-t>o• of a rulo Yiolaboo &Ia followJas p - will be ...ad: a) The ulail>ltor aad/or putioe !....bad willbc -tioDad ~ Fair offtcialo. b) If ltiadecidad ...la Yiolatloo Mo occu..d, ... Fair offloielo wiD eo iDfona thc •iolalor ...d Iafont loba ol ... pro,_d peulty. · c) The Yiolator -y appeal by aaiNoiulaJ a writtaa ootice 1o ... Fair Board wlthia U boun ol the Fair olficiel'o deciaioo. d) A MoriDtJ wiD bc bald wlthla ..... dayo of NOaipt of the ap,_J. AU partioa be Mord ••It ....._ •IIJ'""Iam. ••!ill C&AAUTO •COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE • lUKES • CUSTOM PIPE BENDING •COMPUTERIZED ALIGNMENT • VALVOLINE QWIK LUBE Unique, Handmade Gifts &: Decorations · (614) 992-2549 or (614) 985-4231 INSPECI10N AND HEALTH REQUIREMENTII 01' UVESTOCJ[ EXHIBITED IN OHIO NEW 1991 OHIO EXWBmON RULES 90lt 1-11W1 CHAPTER'S APPUCATION (A) Aaiaalo liolod iD thia cbeptar whoa •o•ad or ilnporlod iato Ohio for exhibitioD p....,- oaly ohaU coaply with ... nqulrutcau of thia chapl<r aad whoa ia co!llpUaace with the proYioiou of thia cbep,_ obeU, with thc exeeplioa of ruleo p.....,U., .......ent aed i•portatioD of quanaiiDed ........,, b e _ , . fro. ...y ....._ ndoo .,......., - - w1thla or boportatioalalo Olaio. {B) Aaloulo -wad wltlobo <w boperlod btto Olaio for ..y p - - Ia additioo lo aWbltloo ohall -aD _ _.. ...d bopert.....,...._u of Cbep,_ 901 : 1-17 ol ... Adlalaletntl.. Coda. Y__, Tuppers Plains- 667·6245 Chester. 985-3832 Inside Dining and Carryout- Open 7 Days Wee'k Trolley Sta on STATE OF OHIO, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL11JRE COLUMBUS, OHIO .. ... cl-.lDod by ... Board. Sectioa 2. ltolaall bc thcduty of thc Vice P, I • tto . .,... aD ... dulioa ofthe Pr...idoat!. the ..-tof lolo ......... or of om.. aad to ,_font ..... other dutioe u ue detenoiaed by ... orr... Attend and Enjoy the 1994 Meigs Fair Agents: Ken Bass- Jean Bass -Corinna Bass-Barnitz ~ 'th." ...d obeD be•• ..... ....,.., p.....,l their pooitioD peNO..tly or throop retahtttd -..I. The beari"' will ... held t.y thw .~r Fair Board ....1 -~>e.. of ... Eota...ioe orr... il appropriata ;, the diocretioa of the Fatr lloud. o) P-tlioa: .,._ aatiofactory e•ideace ... beea obtaittwd that a rulo Mo bcaa •iolalod, the wibltor ud ... ulail>itor'• faaily . .y he berred frea participatiDtJ ia uy Seaior or Jullior Fair Board acti•ity. The otiDiaua lora of honocatobeU be for tt.... y-.n. Other leooor peaalllto - y bc ia,_d iD -..rdlaary oituatioao withiD ... diecretloa of ... Fair Board. AIITJCLE D. FAIR DATES Swctloal. The BoudofDiroclonaloallflx ... dtttofor ... auu.IExpoalt>oaof ... Socioty,ouhjoet lo &Ia appro•al of ... Olalo Diroclor ol Apicultura. Complete Undercar Service Center OWNERS: Arthur (Butch) & Charlsse lnlght c=piOIIftl, 600 E. Main St. ,...._ Pontf~J.•Ohio '<· ,... , ~~ 992!1094 ,· "... ~; tAUTO PARTS V , · ~ .J POWELL'S SUPER VALU Wr Rrorrve thr Right to Limit Quantltlro STORE HOURS Mon.-Sal. 8 AM-10 PM; Sunday 10 AM-10 PM 298 Second St. Pomeroy, OH. TANNING SALON STYLING SALON Classic Cuts by Becky 318 North Seeond, Middleport, Ohio 45760 (614) 992-3667 REBECCA RlFE JIMMY'S SPORTS BAR East Main Street - Pomeroy, Ohio , ; DJ- Music-Wed., Fri., Sat.,- Wed. Ladies Ni*e : .·•• ~·AI!..J:.:e~al_~!.!~~!~~:l"ust ~-~:~Jl~ J1Q,., __ j : �11M3·111G.BT Wlal-la.o&. POm.ftY AND FOWL (A) Altubp, • ...._ oad ........... - - t wiiiU. or ioopootooi!.IO Ollio for ..wbllloa •..t: ' (1) Oripaale olnotly m.. • floelo or hatcloory wiUch io • puticlpul Ia liM •llo•l ._,.._ , plaafor ... ......_lloa ofcll.uooad l>o -·puled J.y doe hry..W.... that lhaJ- liM nqu.._loflhio ,........,h; or (2) Oripaot.o cllnelly m.. a floelo whioh lou had • .....,.U.. a.& for palloruollowi&Jpl>old cll.uo willlla &woloe ..... pr claoo ol oUil.illoa oad l>o l>y doe,._IOry •," that lhaJ aha NC!Uir-l oflhio ,......,..; or (3) hod . . .'"...., lor pallonuolfowl typhoid . . . . . . wiiiU. ._., ...,.. pr '""aha o....U. claoo of aha exlail>hioa oad l>o -pulod J.y doe-.ry ..w-e that they aha roqu;n...a oflhio ,......ph; or (4) Do looted for podlonua/loal&yphold d..__ apoa uriftlat aha ..wbhioa l>y • IOoiOr appro...! hy aha Ollio de,..-a ol....,uhun oadfoaad . .am. · (B) The rapid wholo blood loll ohal - l>o uod 10 a.& blrlooyo for co•pliuco with tho .....,u.-to of .............. (A) (2), (A) (3) aad (A) (4) ollhio ralo. (C) Wooorlowl, aad plpou oro •-pll'rooo lhio ndo. ,....try """aha..,..... -,..w a... do•• t:n'l:crJVL ...... 12, 1990 No. 901a1-18-06. CA'ITU: (A) Allcaulo . .....! wiliWa OIUo for ..wbilioa ••• l>o uoo•paDiod hy o ..ailicaiO ol-u..ry illopoelloa loouod wiliWa DiMly clayo p......n.. dale olaha ahiiJilloa OliiCopl, oiOon Ia a ..ne& lot eaulo clo. wiUch oro n-pllro• oflhio (B) AD caulo •pootoollalc Ohio for oxhil>llloo .,..,, (1) Do occo•puied hy a ..UIIcaiO of•oWlaory illopoelloa looaod withia DlDe&y doyo procadq tho .,..-. claoo of tho uhihilloa; aad (2) Ual.olrooo a hll>on:alooio-Mcrodited l>ord, • hll>on:.looio-1. . 11010 or ....dor oix -tho of op, l>o -li•• loa eaadalfold ,........,odooio IOol aclaaiaiolorad hy • lie......t acerodited •olarilloriu wilhia aiDoly ciayo pr o....... da10 of tho uhihhioa; aad (3) 111... o A oiOIO or . . . • • • l>o ...,..a;.. lo aa cfflcioll>rueollooio loll wilhia . lhirly dayo of tho._.... cla10 oflho oxhihllioa IIDiooo: ahoy aro aadar oix . . .tho o1...,, oiOoro, or oll'10iol ........... ....dor lwaDlJ -•tho of "I" (dairy) or -ly.foar -tho ofop (I.ol}; oad (4) II fro• • hnooolloolo cluo B or C oloiO or . . . • u o l - oil nqu-..oofor proooalry looliq ao opoeiraod Ia 9 C.F.R. 78-9 aad ohloiD aa Ohio penal& prior lo •o•-L (C) C.ulo fro• a ............... -allied &eo l>ord or elaoo &eo 11010 aro- ""'uirod lo l>o hrliCollooio lolled. UFECfiVL Juaory SO, 1991 901al-18-07 GOATS (A) Goato -•od wilhia Ohio for uhihilioa: The a.-oi ,.._lod for exhihllloa •uol ohow DO o.W- ol .....,.. ly•phadcailio (ouporlicial •l ·m), coatqicn11 ectlay.a (eon -.outh), or foot rot. (B) Goato ixaporlod bolo Ohio for ••hihilioa: (1) Mwot ha•e a -ur..oao of ....riaary illopoelioa looaod wilhia Diaety dayo procodl"' tho uhihilioa opeaq da&o: aad (2) The aaiooal ,_..lod for ahihilloa •uol ohow DO e•idoaea ofeaaoowo lylnphadcailio (oupor· t10iol ·• =), coaaopo... eclhyooa (ooro . .uah), or fool roL aha ......... aha._-.. ,........,1o. Iw-Dooio:''1!!'" UFEcrrvL Mordo 12, 1990 901al-18-08 HORSES, MUU:S aad PONIES (A) H...., •uloo aad _... ...od wilhia Ohio for uhil>idM: (I) II DOl uadcr qvaraalillo aad II &hey aro &eo ofaay olpo of a coa..... uo or iDiocllouo diooaoe; aad (2) If aha aaixaol lo twol•e aaoalho of .,. or older, tho exhihllioa - - ••J """uiro &hot &he a.-oi lou l>ou 10olod aad cluoed •"1"11" lo u cfflciol IOol for aqviDo lafecliou aa-ia wilhla twoloe of &he clooiat! date oltho uhil>illoo. -•tho . 138 Main Street P.O. Box 779 Telephone (304) 882·3134 (304) 882-3135 New Haven, WV 25265 Rt. Rt. 160 Gallipolis, OH. - 446-1086 GASOLINE DIESEL FUEL KEROSENE FUEL OILS ANn FREEZE VALVOLINE OILS GREASES 90lo1-18-09 SHEEP (A) Sh_, . . .cd wilhia Ohio for cxhihllioa: uixaol proooated for uhihilioa •uolohow ao ..W.... of ........... oclhy- (ooro . .ulh),foot rot,orecahiel. (B) S.._ ixaported iaao Ohio for oxhil>ilioa: , (I) M111tb•e o oonmcaooof 0o10riDary iaopoclioaloouod wilhia DlDoly dayo prac *"slhe oxhil>ilioa opeaqdaoo;ud . (2) The uixaoi,.._IOd for cxhihilloa •u.ol ohow ao ..idoace ol coa.....uo oclhyooa (ooro ..ulh), loot rot, or -INeo. :~.~:::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~U:!.::; Par&a.oalorioa •..... .. ..... .... ............. ...••.. •..•. ..••••.••••............ ..... ..........•. S•a Maxcy James E. Witherell, M.D.-Wilma A. Mansfield, M.D. 507 MULLBERRY HTS. POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-6601 Compliments of GLOECKNER'S RESTAURANT 19M PAIR COIIIIJ1TES Jc-.. c-. Li_.. - Aalta Cole-y, Chrloly Wotooa,llaady Barlr.a, lllchalo llild lluriapr, oad Muoio. c-. altonoao Draloo, c-. Eroia, J-lhu Aolo, Chrlo Haaua, Chao... Bo• Hoff-, A-7 S.Uth aad HolooLab, Miloo Adrioor. Kiac oad Q-- Cr,dal Saillo, A,...la Y"""'', aad Stephaalo S.yro; oad DobWo c - , Jaaieo ......... Dla.o IIJc. oad kathy lleod, .......... Spaclol E-oad C...- S... .....,., J. . . Clifford, Mary Naly, Todd McDade, BJ ..,......... Botha.y Cooke,llllloe Fry.yor, Aaf'la Yo..., A.d.. Noutalias, p._, Saillo oad Maliooa Ho..... Altenato;aad DobWo Cooke, Llooda Moo.,._,., Pat Clifford, C.lhy Yo.._. oad B...da N........ 5th & Lewis Street 882-3771 " New Haven, WV Vaughan's Cardinal Supermarket MIDDLEPORT, OHIO EBER'S Groceries - Gu - Acceuories - Huatin8 & Fishing Supplies LocaUy Owned 992-3471 "Ohio Louo, Play Your Num6en Here" 614-949-9200- 9949-3099 STATE ROUTE 124 RACINE, OHIO 45771 BAER'S MARKET Fine Meats - Quality Groceries Phont' 992-6913 Syracust', Ohio I HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE ofeoa....... orW 11hwdileue· · Inc. r... ,.,.,,• ..-...~ r..a.5o~ ].-lor 113 Court Street, Pomeroy, OH. 45769 (614) 992-2054 CHESTER QUICK STOP =:; 985-3350 c,~~ o\\\~~\\~ \Jo\• ~~ct.~ ~ Mon.-Fri. 6 a.m.-10 p.m. SaL7 a.m.-10 pm.; Sun. 8 t.rn.-8 p.m. WAID CROSS SONS MARKET mESH MEAT, GROCERIES, PRODUCE Racine, Ohio Ph. 949-2550 -l-16-33()() DAIRY VALLEY Enjoy Your Favorite Treat 228 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, Ohio Evening Appointments 1\velllblt Saturdey AppolnbtilftWAvilltbll • 110 EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO ' •CHILDREN'S VISION DISORDERS •VISION TRAINING • GERIATRIC (LOW) VISION •CONTACT LENSES- ALL TYPES ~ .. . V.I.C.A. c....,. aad Dahbia G . -. Marcia Aaroa Soyn, Ko.la Sheppard, aad Brioa Wladea. Xalhy Read, Dine IIJc. aad Juice Wxhcr. Pat Bioooll aad Dahblo Cooke. Pal Clifford aad Cathy Wor...... Gary Walloer aad K• Eblla Liaol. Moalp.ary MINIT MART Meigs Health Services, Inc. DR. A. JACKSON BAILES OPTOMETRIST ~ F.F.A. F .H.A. Girl Seouto Boy Scouto acMoon . Compliments Of Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 Hours by Appointment Ac<:epltlng Ohio&~ WV Medicaid & Medicare Riki IJarriasor - EFHA, Alteraate. Michello Bloooll, Krlota Hill, Botha.y Cooh aad A.d.. Noutoli"'. Girl Scouto W. David Krawsczyn, D.V.M. Pamela Irvin, D.V.M. Pomer~y, Ohio c-. F.F.A. F. H.A. MEIGS VETERINARY CLINIC 110 Mechanic Street JUNIOR FAIR DIRECTORS, Aaiao Colo-y, Michele Gueoo, Chriaty Draloo aad Mary NaOy. Jaooa E"ID• Joaolhaa Aoil, Cha- Watooa aad Michael Gu-. Chrio 8..., S........... S.yn, Rob Hoff. . . aad Raadall Burke. A.y Sailh, Cryotol s.ilh, Mollooa J_,.. Hadiold, DoooD Hill, .......... You.,., Todd McDade, Shelly Siacloir, ~H Girlo ~HBoyo 901ol-18-IO SWINE (A) Swiae 010•cd wilhiD Ohio for uhihilioa: · (I) Muotl>o accoapoaiod by a aorur...oo of ..loriaary laopoclioa loo11od wllhia forty·fi•e day• procodl.,.lhe cxhibilioa opem.,. date; oad (2) Muot he acpli•e lo aa olraeiol pooudorxhieo loll wilhia foray-fi.. da,. of &he uhihilloa opaaiatldoooualcoo: (a) They on,iaaiO ia•cdiately aad dirocdy fro• o poeudorahloo qvalii"IOd l>ord; or (h) Arc ouclr.lias pip acco•pe•Ji"' o acpli•e d. . ; or (c) They or;p.aoofroa a couaty wbieh oixly dayo prior le &he uhihllioa .,..-.date had ao pooudorobieo quaraaliacd hcrdo aad ere ealorod Ia o ..._iDol ohow exhihllioa whore there ere ao brocdq owiac proooal ud oil owiao re..•od ere deli•arod for iaNediate elaupler; or ' · (d) Arc •-plOd by o writiOD ,..-it loouod hy abc de,...._aL (c) Notwithotoadq aay olhcr pro•ioioao oflh- ruleo, &he •aaopr or opoaoor oltho ex.hibilioa ••y, prior &o pennitliDt the ahlhitioa of aay poreiae aaiaal, ucertaia t.ha& the alliraal hu beea lelted aad cl.ueed 'Deptin' to u ofl"'~eial lell for peeudora hioo withia forty·fi.. dayo i•.odloooly procodl"' &he clooq cla&o of tho uhihilioa. (B) Swillo imported into Ohio for cxldbilioa: · (1) Muol l>o acco•p•Diod by a corlificate of ..terlaory iaopoclioa ioouod wilhia lhlrty day• precedins the exbibitioa openm, date; aod. (2) Do acpli•c lo •• ofrociol poeudorahieo loll witbiD thirty do yo of tho uhihltloa opoaiatl dateual.o: (o) ahoy orisiaote iln•odlately aad directly fro• • pooudorahieo qvaliraod IMrd aad hOYo DOt been preYiouly uhibitediiU. 1how HUOa; or (h) Arc e... plOd by o wrillca porail loouod hy abc de.,..-L (C) Swiac mo•cd wilhla or imported bolo Ohio for raci"' oholl: (1) Do ocperoted atoU limoofroa aay other owiae oa tho uhihilioa ...,.uado hy &he pulool diolo110c rooooaably poooihle; aad (2) Do acco•peaiod by • corlificate of vcteriDory laopoclioa loouod wilhia lhlrty dayo procodl"' the opeDi"' dato of &he cxhihilioa; aad (3) Do acpli•e to aa olrocial pooudorabioo tool wilhla thirty dayo of aha uhihllioa opeDi"' doteual.o: (a) ahoy orisiaaiO ixaoaediotely aad dirocdy fro• a pooudorxhieo qvolillod 1-d aad ha•e c- ~H =z::: : : : : : : : : : : : :.:·::::::::::::::.·.·:::::::::.·::::::::::::::::::.·:::::::::::~~!.....: £FFECTIVEoMcrchl2, 1990 S... Muey, BJ Worbuua, J . . . Clifford aad Miloo Fry.,..-. Chrieoy Taylor, Triola Mchalll., Matlhow Morrio aad Keawaaa Quallo. Pogy Sailh oad Ciapr Ho......... ADVISORY BOARD IIDIBERSa omCERS Preoid..L ..•....••..................•..•.•.•.••••.•...•.••.•••••..••.•••....................•... Micl>olo Gueoo \'ice.Preoideal ........ ... ............................ ................. .......................... Todd McDade n.. 992-3279 c....,. S..ior Fair Board Mc.ben !. Charp of Juaior Fair Board. ..••••••.•.. Ed Holter aad 0.. Sailh UFECfiVL Mcrch 12, 1990 247 Mulberry Ave. 992-6653 V•• C.A. 1994 Fair 1Remet "Melp County Youth, M........ a Dlft'erenee" 90hl-18-ll UAIIA (A) U... ...- wilhia Ollio for uhiiNlioa whaa pr ted for ..wbllloa • • ohow • ..W••e of coatapou. or ialectio• di.ue. (B) U... ixaported lato Ollio for eUlbilioa: (I) Muot l>o ecco•paaiod J.y a c.tifleate of ..w~aary ............ ..._. wilha ..-, doyo p......n..tho ahihllloa opeaq dolO. '· St. Rt. 124 Pomeroy, OH. 992-6111 of &he opeaiae dote of tho exhibition; oad (2) litho aaimol io twol•e oaoatho of op or older, it ohall l>o oecoaapaalecl hy ..ldcace abe aaimal wu ...,..a;.. ao •• olliciollool for eqviDo ialecllooo .._... wilhla oio -tho of aha o....... daiO ollhe exhihilioa; oad (3) Upoa ""'U""I by u aalhoriood roproooaloli•o ollho Ollio . . . , . _ , ri ....,altun,tho porooa ._poaoihlo for ooch uixaol•uol ooake o•ailablo a chroa~ liot of claloo, ploc. oad ••oato alloadcd by lhio uixaol wilhla lhirly clayo prior lo oalry iDlo Olllo. (Z)W.JI: ·•edfor.a.t.ltioa•lllt•ltow•"'f UFECI'IVI:o crch 12, 1990 Bol Scoalo Premium List Meiss County Junior Fair A~t15,16, 17,18,19,20,1994 beea prel'ioUI)y ahihited thi. 1how MUOD; (h) Arc u-pl by writtea ,_.-it ioouod J.y &he depan.eaL (4) Do exempt frooalhe im•ocliote olaupter ""!Uireoaoal of par....ph (A) (2) (c) oflhlo rule. EFFECTIVEo Mueh 12, 1990 Family Practice DON SWISHER ASHLAND .,.·....,.,,..iod Dot DANIEL R. TRENT, D. 0. ASHLAND BRANDED MARKETING INC. (B) H.... .uloo aad poaioo i•ported iD&o Ohio for oxhil>illoa: (l)Shall by aa olf'aeiolearlit...ooof 0o10riDary illopoelioa loouod wilhla thirty do yo 1 "W" Spl'ciali:e in Hanging Ra.•ki'U" TOP QUALITY PLANTS - Wholesale • Retail Syracuse, Ohio 45779 P.h. (614) 992-5776 Don Hubbard INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY and RADIO SHACK 106 N. Second Ave. Middleport, 01. 45760 Store Phone 992·2635 BLUE TARTAN TAVERN Bo3 South Third Ave. Middleport, Oh. 614-992-9941 Marela Terry-Proprietor THE SHOE PLACE/ LOCKER 219 Fea&urta, Mal&s - Shakes - CODes - Pbth Quam - Slaerbe&s 219 N. Seeond Ave. Middleport, Ohio 45760 Fea&arla1 AD Sudwlcbes (614) 992-5627 IJJ' 11e11• Bridle ~~~. .-w~. ..-w..-WY-.~~..ww~. .~. .._~~~ ·· w · ~·~·.-··~·~·~·~·~·L·~·-~·--~~~~.-~~..~~~.w.-~w.. ..w~.w~~~~. .~~ · r__,. . ...... �PAGE TEN PAGE ELEVEN GENERAL RULES 1: EXHIBITS • Muot he carried u Vooatioaal A,rlcultunt, Vocatioaal H.... Econo•ico or ~H [I'OJee~ or IIU,_...'-d p~ctiee, or u.ader. 1upenilioa of Boy Scoull, Cirl Seoull, or Vocational Dduotriol Clul.. or A.....a. 'IVhe. _..... or clo~abt obaU orioe tbe docioioa ol tbe Exeeuti•e eo....... wiU be cODiidencl n...J. E..~ ullihitor •uot clear ~ t..Core ~eek wiD he llo..d. The,..._o(tloeJ~aaiorFalrllto-....tbebeJorpntolearnbewtocloepecll".,tlo' THE EXHIBIT IS EXPECTED TO BE THE 1VORX OF THE GIRL OR BOY, NOT THE p:'f[NTS, GRANDPARENTS, OR FBIENDS. A I-..-JitJ -•k oo...U,cloao bJ tbe iadiYichoalll •~aeb hotter dwt ~;p qli&IIIJ - k cloao bJ u odula. ' 2. SCORING ·The -thod or -rm, will be 111iac A, B, C. Aeo A oxiUhit will coaolet or ahibito or naperior IMriL B uiUhito wiD be tbeoo ..W..a7 betw- A aDd C abibito. C abiblto wiU he or ...,..., IOWiL 'n.- tbet clo aot daolrablo llUidudo will he padod D, aDd will aot reeei•o a ribhea or awud. Then...J .,.do todetor.iao ribboao will be l>ooecloaaj. .'opdo, aadJ..djp"' ot tbe (air. AD projoet boob ••• be bro..pt to j ........ or latonlow. Bule ........ wiD he ...... to _ .. altibitor oa beaie or padao .. (ollow: No award will he ..do oa D padao. 12.50- Partlcipeato Ia S........._bip...! S1Jlo Rn.. 18.00 ·To~ Club, Troop or a Cair bootlo (oae •-nl allowed~ 0; - ...... A B C h .OO 11.7511.50 a..,._ ....... Clue 2. ~ClueS, H•hlo; Clue 4, ~ n...a.,........! Lead. ohip; Clue 5 a, b, o, a, q, r, o, F. . 1VItlo Clotloa, .u-r.. Ia Clo......, Topplat Yow O..tflt, Clotldac S,.U, Tloao O..t Co. Clo...... l, Tloao O•t Few Clotlolac D, Tloao O..t For Clo...... 01; Clue 6, 7, a. F..U, llla Explorlatl aad lliooo..... ~H, 9 ...! 10, Eoo 1o Edaoatioa, Faaily Life, Cltlaaao~lp ...! a tc:l.olla,.,Ao,Loo'o ..... ~-r.n-,_.FitltU T..,.._l, Clue IS tlor. Sl, oo, A•to, BJo,olo, Rope, S-.1 11-...! 11'..... Tnetor, W~ u - l t J....., eo-_...tio., eo. . . .t~o., Lto o1 17, FI- ~. v.,...w. Cardot.botl. FloW Cropo; Clue 58, 59, Cato, Blrdo ...! Do,o. cr.., 70. • A.,., h-50 12.2512.00 Clue U, o, r, Jo,r.J J...-...! Clotloa rw IIWoAo So1ooo1, Clotlooo Cor Hlp Soloool..d Collop; Cloao llcl, r, .. J, k, I, •• a, o, p, 11.1o O..lcloon, ll.lo For Eu, ~.trio&. Q.lok Moalo, Fooclo, F..... ...! F-, c.- Cniao IS.SOIS.OO IUS Fit it AD T......... D,E-..11_, ~.AD A.oricoa Fooclo, DaJr, Fooclo'; Clue 5S tlor. 61, Po.Jtry, Rabblto, G..._ Plto, o . - . . . ! Poobt Po~o . VoCorlaarJ Scle.oo, Aroaad tbe Word wltlo Foodo. ' Cloao la, I..OYlolo.l O..o-•tloool Cloao Sl, 1M VI a.dooo...! Uadaopr- ; Cloao llo, lo,l, Q.iok ......,, Y - ......,, CluolS, U...,.aad F......... IUtiUDIS.SO Cloao S,, lo, j, k, I, o, p, Spoot Clotloa Acth., Spwto Clotloa Spoototor, 0... Up O..tfll, Cooto ...! Joobto, o.-.,. For TIM Jalo, S.W.., Co. Otben. 15.00 IUO Moot DolrJ A lloof F..._, DolrJ Vaal, lluUI Looaloa, lluUI U..,llulr.ot s-., C...., F..._ CalC. 18.0017.00 16.ot Clue llo. T - D I .,.,.... , Br .... s..., Br ... Hop 110.00 18.00 16.01 Honoo llS.OO llS.OO 111.00 · Br ''"'lloof; DolrJ Cattlo ''See You At The Fair" between 9:00a.m. ud 10:00 a.lft. AD poeten 1houid be no larger tbu 1taodard 1iae pod.er board. 4. BOOTH SPACE- each club, troop, chapter, etc. , wiD cboooe one or tloe CoUowlas lJPOO or bootlo exhibito tloey want to dleplay iD tbe Junior Fair Buildio,t. (I) Croup edueational exhibit- 4 Coot or apace will he proYiclod Cor tloesroup. (2) lndiYid~aalexbibit- amount or.,. •• will be detonnioed bJ ... number or voup memw• wbe will bo exhibitiq iDdi•idual projoe to in tloe bootlo. (Part o( tbio apoco may bo uoed Cor avo up ed~acational dilplay if tlte p-oup deliret to do eo, but the amount of total1paee willnill be determined on number of ' BIRCHFIELD Funeral Home Main Street- P.O. Box 188 Rutland, Ohio 45n5 JAMES C. BIRCHFIELD 614-742-2333 Owner-Operator We Support Our Meig. County Fair REDUCE••• REUSE••• RECYCLE Meigs County Litter.Control· Union Ave. & Rt. 7 Ph. 992-6360 Pomeroy MILL END FABRICS 270 Mill St. Middleport, Ohio 45760 992-3673 . Discount Fabric• - Fabric by the Pound Lace and Crajtl RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY Homelite, Hu•qvarna, Stihl Chain Saw~ Lawnboy Lawn Mower• Lawn Boy Riding Lawn Mowen - Roto Tiller• CHESTEI, OHIO PHONE 915-3301 •Dalsar \ ••... . . , .. . . ~ ••• t .. ;, t. !_t, ::riM ,........11 .,. ,.."';' "P< •P< •P< opt •P< •P< ope "P< "P< "P< fill' < pe .,....,. opt ope opt "P< .,....,. "P< liP< • ............. ,.. .... .,.. •. ................. .... .,.... .,..,. ....-·.,.. .,.. ... .... . .......,...,...... .,. . .. ~.,.,.. • . , . Y< •P< ope "P< fill' ~ ,.,. ,.. . .. I Pledp MJ bood to cloaror tlolaklat, · RAWLINGS-COATS Materials ...... ........... . Bruce R. Fisher Licensed Funeral o·I rector -..........thoro CLASSES CLASS 1. DDIONSTRA110N CONTEST Serving All Faiths In TheE . A nttre rea Pre-Arrangement Specialist . .. .. odclod .......... plallplflca-. II a ...U .,..up ofboJ•...! p.lo, tbonlo aoed Cor o~H ehrb. Ph. 992-5141 Middleport, Ohio ' - ,' For •J ""-• •J ehrb, •7 oo-rmllJ, M7 ......,,oDd •J -r1r1. The ~H Motto Ia: 'To Mab tbe Boot llotter.' TIM "-H oolon a n - . . . ! white. 4-H -ben ~earn to c1o h7 ~ 7 bolpl~'"":'" c1o ~aportoat ..k, b7 bria&l.. ..._ _.... (orucbo... o(Yiowa,h,rroopl•... •Job...ll ..di>Jlat.P.... tloodonlolp,"-9clorbwwlof.ulldo cltiaoao (or a bettor Aaorloo. . Pr.aatiJ, tbon on ••• 960 boJo aDd prlo ......lod Ia o - S7, ~H clubo Ia Molp Cowoty. Theoo JOUDfl poople npnooat o "rJ laportut ........ o( tbo olub -ben iD O~lo. loch ~H alub -•ber por(or. . oo- ...Cod work. Altbo..plt - J he ...Jiat tbo otart, tbe efforto ..C ..., -ben wboa s • • • • •• •• lL Jadl.ld..J 0...-tio• lb. T - O...aotratloa Tloo --~~ opoa to.aD =~po. J........J ..,j .... cJeoooaotratioM will bo jurlpd ooporateiJ. The pvpooo J II to ....... tloo loow...! wbJ oC tbe o.bjoet .....__..... Polato to be eoMirlwedia J-'11"1 ......_tloao williMhrcloz Fl• Polato wil bo dodrooted for-~~ alaate or &aodoro ela ...... cleoooMtratioa II uador tlor. • - or • - rut- ......... 1a'ltaa,tlo. viauala, deW~r devicea for emphui.J:i.ng key poinll. Ap~ance. .................. .. ..... ...... .... .... ... ... ... .... . .-........ .................................... ... lOpointa Well voomed, appropriate clotbiot!, aDd sood poature. latroduction ... .... ....... . ....... ... . ,, , ... . ...... ........... ...... ................... .... .... .. .. .. ..... ... .... . 15 pointa lntereatins, purpoee dearly 1tated, audience inter'Mt aroUNd. Penooal atatiltiu needed only if demoutrator h.u not boon introdueed. Information .. . ....... .... .. .... ......... ... ....... , .... ... .. , .. ................. ...... ....... .. .... .. ... . .. .. .... 15 poinll Aeeurate, educ:alional, 3 to 7 pointa 1treued lofical continuity ol ideu, eomplete. Dell•ery .. ......... ............................ ... ..................... .. ........ .. ... .............. ... ...... .. .. 2S poiDto PoiM, enthu1ium, grammar, workman1hip, clear enUDciaQon, orderly workin8 uranpmenll, plain view of audteoce. MaterLat. ........ .... .. .... ... .. ........ ... ................. ............... .. ...... ....... .. .. .... ... .. ....... ... 15 poinu Correet equipment, c::orrecLiy u.ted c bart.a, ll needed, weD done aad wed. Conclu•ton . .............. .... .. .. ........... ..... . . ... .... ...... . ..... . ...... .. .. .. ............................. 10 poinll TOT!l~~~~"r!~::c;:?~::~-:::~~::-::·:~:;;r ;~ :~.~: .. . CLASS 2. EQUIPMENT 2a. My1teriea of Microwu~ Prepare an exhibit or po1ter deecrihi.nc a learn iDe: e:a:perienee in the projed. 2b. Manela of Microwan Prepare an exhibit or po1ter de.erihint a &ea.rnins apericace ill the projeet. 2c. Muteriq of Microwave - Part I Prepare an exhibit or potter de.c:ribint a leunine; experieace in the project. 2d. lAundry (or Bepmero Prepare aa exhihit or potter pertaiDi~t~ to the projecL 2e. Ad..... ed I...Ddry Prepare an exlaibit or poater de..:rii»ing learniD« upertonce. in the projecL ........ lOO ·. CLASS 3. HEALTH 3a. (F'rrot1Airt)SiaCo1J iii ...r,ILif IMI"'J•I • · , ~ ,, ' :u .. Exbihil a .craphook of rll'at aid trealment and • fu-ll aid kit or. poettr of aceo .. plilhmenU in the projec:L 3b. Stoyiot! HoaltloJ Preporo oa ullibit or poater d-ribiot!a loorainc ..,...... iD tbe projecL 3c. Look! .. Cood Propan aa uiUhit or poator deocribinc a loorainc ............ iD tbe projeet. 3d. LopiatFit Preporo u ullibit or poater d-ribiot!• looraiot!a.......... iD tbe project. 3a. Tobacco aDd You RequiniMaU are the ...e u 3d. 3(. Aloobol Doollloao Recplrrraoato on tbe u 3d. CLASS 4. PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT AND LEADERSHIP 4a. SolC-Datonriaod Project Eohibit tbe co•piotod projoot book plua aoy oddltioaal itoao wblc~ help to lhotrato JOilr projoet actlYitioo and oeeo•pliohaeato. 4b. LMdanhlp Sldllo,l,ll,lll aDd IV. ExiUhit JOur project book aDd •• exhibit ow poater deocriblatloaroiatl ... . . . - 1 • tbe projoel. CLASS 5. CL0'111ING For tbej....... J c i - o, b,e, d,e, r, s.lt, l,j, k,l, •• aDd o, 7o• wiD aoed to oaodalacoaplereoudlt wblclo lacladoo aoltoa tbet Jo•bo.. coaolrllCled l>ooecl oa tbopidoll- e......... Ia , ... projeet book. Yo~~r oxhiblt ot tbo (air aoedo to laclude onlJ tbe . _ tbot JOU bo•• ooaotructod. Roqulruoaato (or c"'- an p- Ia tbe (ollowlallioL Sa. F. . 1VItlo Clotbeo - uiUhit appllqoood ahlrt. Sb. Ad..atuno iD Clothiac - ...dol two iteou JOU bo•e coaotructod. Sc. Top~ You~ O..dlL . Sd. JoJfulJu•por '\ . • 5o. Clotlooo Cor Mlddlo Scbool (up tloroup Grode 9 u or Jao. .ry I o( tbe eurnat , . .). sr. Clotlooo Cor HiP Scbool aDd Collop (Grodoo 10 aDd up u o( Jaoll&rJ I or tba curraat yoar. ). 5c- Sportowear - Acti... Sh. Spoctotor Sportow. .. 51. Lo....... Clotbeo aDd U......_.to. Dro. Up Outfit. 5 Cooto oDd Jackato . St s• . Cio....,.Spoaloa • SL Dre.lat (or tbe Job. Eohibit JOUr co•ploted projoet book ...! a poator 7ou bo.. ..de wblch lhotratoo u.r...ation loonodtltt-oqlotloleprojoeL So. ~(or otL.n. Coaotract- co•ploto outfd (or tbe ponoo o( JOU cloolee or adapt tloroo dlff.....t praeoto Cor o diublod or boadleepped ponoo . Sp. Tloao O..t For CJotblac I - Exhibit u edllC&tioaal pooler or dioploy obewlaelooraiot!..,......<e Ia tbe projoeL (Boslaaor) Sq. Tloao O..t For Clo..... ll - RocroUr-to .... u Sq. ( la ........lato) Sr. Tleoo O..t For CJotblac Ill - Roq.m-ato 1011:o u Sq. (Ad-..1) Don't Miss The Fair .., boort to .........., ...,. MJ bade to larpr ...-.ioo,...! M7 .._.,. to bottar Im-., "WIIeiiY• Wlrtllllll 1972. Club1Vo.. Tbio •olllDtaFJ educatioaal propaa In Meip Co. . tJ II opoa to aU he7a aDd lirlo 1f0 (l,.. to 18 J.n or opao or J••ll&rJ 1. Tho uDder tbedirocto~aporYieloaoCThe ObloState Ual-7 eou.,.. o( Avlculturo and The Unltod Statoo Deport..eat o( A,rlcultunl EotorUioa Sorrico. Toochiat iD oviculturo aod be•• eeoao•ico aDd rolatod ....... (oaturorl. laproYed proc- .. avioodturo, ollfllaoori.. aad be......ld.. are tbe healoo( tbe work. Projoete uhlhitod ot Fairo are tbo no~alto or work reood~Dfl r...,• • •tboclo ....... A ~H club ia (oraed whoa tbe beJOaad plrr iDa ..,.•ualtJ orpaiao . . . . . . . IDto a poup witb ........ ofrocen and·- local .......... wltlo tbo plda-. or . . adult . . . o r - - ......... (wbe ""'"..,luatarily~ ~__...,.boa aa iadi.id..J pnjoet raloted to topic o( l a - t to tbe.. ~H II aot oalJ (or rural JOutb, but (or ......., boJI aDd plrr, too. Me.bero ......,. u oflicero aDd oa eollllit- Ia tlooir owa clubo, toloa projooto,...! clo - J other wortlowbilo aoti•ltioo. The, Ioera to -porate bJ cooporatiq. Count)' Eo-.loa Apaote u orpaiaera and au,_-loon J tbe ~H ,...... wltlo tbo uoll.._ J tbe couiJ ~H ColllliUeo. Tho ~H ...bloall o fo,....loJ clo- wltlo tbe lo.- 'H' oa aoch loollet. n.. atud (or Hood, H.rt, HoDde, aDd Heahlo. The r......IoJ clo•• olplfloo 'Good Lorek' .....Aclolo._L I The ~H PJodeo lez ISHER FUNERAL HOME ..... --•• olJollar.,....... ~ til~·· ""' . . . . . . . . opt.,.. llfl< .,.. . . . . .,.. , .Ill -.,.. .... .,.. .,.. opt opt opt opt .,.. . . . . , . . . . . . . . . opt • • .,.. . . . , O'DELl lumber •. & v r -P· BOB ROUSH - Owner P.O. Box 459 210 S. 2nd Street Muon, W. Va. 25260 Phone (304) 773·5024 .,.,........ member• ezhihitiDI.) A deadJiDe beforellae fair will be aetat which lime eac:h cluL will need to cont&et the Meip County ExteDiion off'tee coDCerniDI whkh type of exbi.bittbey wiU have aad the number ofiodi•klual eJlb.ibilorl. Alw tl.e1pace needed or poup exhibita bu heendetermiaed, Lhe remalnin&•pace left in the Juaior Fair Bulldiot! wiU be di.ided oquaUy on tloe number or membero wbe will he exhibitins Cro• ... h club, e.. , Eaeh p-our. will he conlact.ed to ia.form them of the amount of 1pace auiped. Each cub, troop, ehapter, etc., will recoin an t&.OO booth praniwa, reprdleu ol the 1ise or type or exhibit, i( deemed wortloy by ... judjJeo. 5. Aay promptiq, eoachiotl, or any aid at tloe obew riq will (orCelt aoy premiuoo awarded tba exhibitor aDd tbe abibitor will he ruled out o( all co•potition io the Junior Di•ioion o( tloe Foir. Ooly exhibitoro, deoip>atod oflicialrr aDd Judseo aUowad iD tbe abew riot!. 6. JUDior exhibiton •Uitdo aU fittifti&Dd care of anim.ala exhibited in the Junior DiMon of the fair. Otherwa.. it ill not 100 per eent Junior Fair. {") 7. UMIT ON ENTRIES- EachJuoior Fairoxbibitor oboUhe limited tooao(l)entry in-bclaoo. Duplicate en&riel wiD aot be permitted. Only ODe apeeiel of •uketanimal per memher can be edaihitecl. 8. RIBBONS- Each exhibitor oball roooi•e ribbeao indlcatiq tbequallty o( projecL Ribbeao ,..,., be dieplayed ON aod BY oxbibito duriDs tbe (air. Ribbeao wiD be detonaiDed by snde. 9. PINS • ~H cl~ab ...hero wiU rocei•e piao iC tbe •eatbero aotiJoctorily co•ploto tloe frrot, Co~~rtb, oe•eatlo oDd toatb ~ o( work. Plao will aloo_hej>ro.ided (or frrot, third, (i(tlo, -ntlo and toatlo year ~H club ..t.looh. M ~ jlbliJ'IilrTc.h ~ ia1>plritllh 'rOY....r~7oril'li."' " ' "' 10. COMPLETION- Pn.louri will he wltloheld iC project work II DOt c. .plotod aotiaCoctoriiJ. II. JUNIOR FAIR- Particlpatloa wiD he reotrictod to •-ben ol Moip CountJ VO"PI· 12. E..h Eobibit aUitbecarried u o projectia tba cl.b, depaJUrent, or troop tbeJoar it io oobibitod. No article (oxcl~adiqll...tock) ••J he exhibltod ..,. tbaa oaco. Ellpblo 7outlo noa7 be •-ben or more thaa ooe youth orl(lllllaalton. Ia aU cuea, ~eparate ud different projecll (aiM different anbn.ala aadlorltoou)•..,bocarriodlaclilforatorpalutloao.'Wio..oloowlalat(alroorotberoxhibltloao, tbe udlor-.....,. he obe-la botb ........ do............... tbeJ - J be carrlod ....dar diff-- projooto or p....,.... IS. Projoot ...._lrr to he aohibitod Ia tbe Jllllior Fair ....,t he cloaDfled aCtor J,... lot. Cardo ldaatlfJ!aa ~H projoet ........._.be aubalttod to tbe Co. .IJ Ltoaoloa orlloo Woro A...,.t lit to bo elisiblo to . . . . . ,.._.._. . . . 14-llop-tlo• popon (or ............ ........, •ut be oloacked bJ tbe Juior Fair Saporia......,t iD cbarp or .... nopeeti• ......,._ (or ldaotlfloalloa J>UFP!OM· 15. AD obo......... bo do. bJ Jaaior -.ben oa1J Ia Jaaior Fair eloaror. 16. AD ......... u~lhitod ot tbe Fair ._. he .....poaled b7 heahlo popon lndlc:atiq tbat tbe I l - k - atato heahlo 1oqolt oato. 17. FortbapupooooCproYirllatlr..daCortbooporatloao(tlooJaaiorFalr..dalootouolottbaMeip Co. .IJ A&rloultanl SoclotJ Ia ..ldltioaal buildiap, tloo Joaaior Fair aohiblton will bo ......d 259 par __...... 'thlo- w11 hedadactod C.... pnai- paid. Puood hJ tbeJ-m Fair BoaniJ... 7, SPICIAL RECOGNITION ACfiVmES OVTSTANDING A1VAIID • ~ •-nlll plumed to r 1 owtaadiat oehloY-t ......,t or o~~r , .... pooplo. Awanlo will he ..do oa tloe heall or rooo ...! otloor . _ wblo~ eaa be -.d. A ponoa - J aot rocei" u Ou........... A-ni -ro tboa •-· Ia order to he olipbloo Cow aa award, -ben••toxhibltaadhe,...atottbeCo. .IJFalr..Joup.....,todbJolokaea,doatloo(...._l, or al.ilar reuoa. SELECTION • E..h ~H Club BoJa, ~H Cl.b Chlo, FFA, FHA, VICA, Girl S...to aDd Bo7 Soouto-Jooloctoaoponoatoroool•tbeO..u....... Awanl. The~olooloctioawlthlatbavoup will bo clatenalaed b7 tbet sroup. ROUSH'S Body .S hop & Parts Complete Colli•ion & Paint Servlee PIUB a Co~plete Line of Auto Parte at Wholeule PriceB 3. EXHIBITS- Ll..otock ,...., he iD place notlator tbao 8:00 • ·•· Monday, AupotiStb. Bootloa mualreNain iD place UD.tiJ SWlday, Aup.~t2htatl:OO P.M. Any exhibit remo•ed before tlaatli•e wiU forleit aay premiulftlawarded to tllea. Allliwe~toclr. wiU be e.cwed Saturday, Aup~t 20, at8: 00 a.na. AU exhibit. mu.t he re~ao•ed on Su..day, Auptt21, between 1:00 aDd 2:00 p.m. or Monday, Aup.tt 22, ~;;:w,;:;;;;;;;·;~:·;;;·~;;;-~;;i~";kb;~~·~·~:·;~::'.... MELANIE A. WEESE, 0.0. RACINE OPTOMETRIC CUNIC 909 THIRD STREET RACINE, OHIO 45n1 OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS By Appointment TELEPHONE (614) 949-2078 THE FABRIC SHOP Lltrgelt Selection of Fabric In the Area SINGER SALES AND SERVICE McCall and Simplicity Patterns Bunertc:lt UO West Main St. a Vogue by SpecMII Order Phone 99Z-Z2114 Pomeroy, OH. �PAGE TIDRTEEN PAGE TWELVE STYLE REVUE AU Youth participaliD« i.D the Style Rewue will reelli..-e a participation premium of 12.50. Aayoae completinsa 4-H clolhiDA: projec::t a. eligih&e to partK:ipate. CLASS 6. GREAT GROUPERS 6a. The lnc:rodiblo Eg 6h. Acoru to Oaka 6c:. Blue Sky 6d. F'uhy Scieoce 6o. KoopU., F"uh Ali•• 6f. ShooW.s SporU Protvo111 6g. S.ioace Fua with Doiry Food. 6h. Safe Operalioa of A,ieulture Equipment 6i. TRAP 6j. Leodenhip SltiU. You'D NeYer Ou~j~row 6k. Photosrophy Uaitl For lhMe p-oup projecu me• hen are required to exhibitaa educational &.play or po•ter demouLrat~ in« a leara.U.,: aeti•ity iD the project. Memben ••Y be judpd u a sroup (I premiu .. per _.-oup) or u iDdi.-idua&.. Ad•ilon ahoukl ootify the E...,..loa Oftoce by Juael, 1994 whether the club will he judpd u o sroup or u iDdi•iduolo. CLASS 7. FAMILY UFE \ 7L u.m, ....t t.-n.ms with Childrea. Exhibit 2 ile. . u · - t e d oa Par 7 of your projoot hook. 7b. More LiYi"'IXDd t.-n.U., with Childrea. Exhibit 2 ile. . u · - t e d oa Par 5 of the project hook. 7c. TLC- TeeDI Leora About Childrea. Exhibit 2 ile. . u · - t e d oa Par 2 of the project book. 7d. Me, You, oad Othere I. Complele otleut 2 of the octi•itieoo ougeoted oa P.,. 49 of the project hook. 7e. Me, You, aad Ot.henll. E.bibita tria-.:le poaler with picturu illWitratlntl: the followm, Deed.: eur•i•al or phJiieal need., ufety need., need for lo..-e and helo~, recop.itioo, eelf DeeCL. Coa.ult pap 17 of your project book for aoclel of tri..p. 7f. Me, You oad Othen Ill Esbibit~erapbook on career• eontainihl enmplo. of the followiJII: 1. Pamphlet. froa eo~ or •oatiooal .:boob; 2. Joh ruwne fon11 eompleted.; 3. Joh appliealioa c:oapleted; 4. Picture. of differeat prof. .tou. 7s- Geaulog ParlicipanU 1boulc:l hri.Df Yiluab (a ehart1howm, lLeir faa.ily tree, eopiM of record. they uaed in worldnt on tlaeir projec:U, picturu •howins their work iD pros:n-, file.) u.d complete projec:t recorcb to obow the reoul .. of their work ia the 4-H GeDeOioSY ProjecL CLASS 8. DISCOVERING . .d EXPWRING 4-H 8o. Dioc..erU., 4-H I 8b. Dioco•erU., 4-H II 8c. DiocoYOrU., 4-H Ill Sci. Explori"'l Aaimolo a.. Eaplorms Ploa.. 8f. ExplorU., E110rg Its- ExplorU., Me . .d My Ho ..e For eaeh project in Cia.. 8, cli.play your projec:t hook and one of the aetiYitiM tha.t you hue eo•ploted. CLASS 9. CmZENSHIP 9L Aad My World... The World Arouad Me Exhibit XD educotioaol pooler ohowi"'loomethi"'l you bOYe leoraed iD thU projooL 9b. Aad My World .. . Peoplo ud Cuotonu of the World S. .e requireaaeall u for 9a. CLASS 10. MONEY MANAGEMENT IOo. Let'o IAora to MoDOP, Moaey Exhibit cbortcoatoiDU., o ouaaory of weekly .. _ . (See~ 14 oad 15 of project book) 101>. You oad Your Moaey Eahil:tit pereoaalaeeount neord. for at leut ODe •oatlt'• upe111e1. EaplaiD why you 1peat it aad whot you would do differeDdy the DOl<l time. CLASS 11. FOOD AND NUTRmON Food ooaaot he dioployad iD dub hoothe ot couaty fair ror heoltla ........ laoleod, ploue exhibit iD your club booth oao .r the foUowi"41: I. Artir~eiol Food Z. Poelen or Exhibit 3. Tobie~ oad Mea.. aod Foodo llo. Let'o ~ Coekm, . Oao prepared food ialuded iD your project book (fiUIIlily obe _,;,..) oad a pooler deeeribU., o lean.iat uperhae1 ia tM projecL lib. TrieU for Treo.. '· c.. Exhibit your reeipa file ... 0 pooler. prepared food frooo the p<"Oject hook (fuoil,-.iu -.iDe), ploo lie. Fit It AU Topther I llriotc ODO pnpand rooipo frooo the p<"Oject book phao ODO doy'o the nelpo oUibitod. lid. lleolo Outdoon (Lqa lie) IlL Groot GroiM (Seo lle) IU. Food, Frloada oad F. . ... (3 ..to), whioh iaeladoo to-., ro. EahiiMt the rollowiatt: OM doJ11-• (3 .... ploo ...b,lr doelnd)· ... prepared rood laeladed .. t h e - - (FIUIIlily ... ~ TWo rood ... bo prepond ,._ •. ., ncipa. IIJ- EatnordiDory Ega { R . , _ t o ouoo u lie.) llh. Quick llnodo ( R . , _ t o - oo lie) Ill. Yout llnodo PlaiD yout hnod, ~ lool 01" IIYo rello of tnditioaololoopoo alld lap f to laeludo whlto, wholowboot, ryoot" aDboro), OR youtltreod,oad typo, leU.,., fruit, au .. ,otloerd-rotioM,aad other oh.,_ peraltted, phao OM doy'o - .. (3 ..to) which ialudoo".the nclpe oahibitod. llj. Moolo r<w Euy U>i~~!~ (Req.._.. ouoo oo for Ill) ~-Ilk. Quick Meolo (Roqun-.to ooooe u for Ill) 111. Arouad the W....ld With Food (Req.._.. u for Ill) lbo. Fit It AU Toptbor II ( R . . . . . _ t o - u ror Ill) Jlo. AD "--ea. Food.(~.._ oo fw lie) llo. F• Witlt Dairy Foado Lla1Wt • project .., . t. ' .,J <-Y hook . 12e. V..ipi"'l Ouldoor U•U., Spoceo Porticipaa.. a-t to brias Ylouolo (o dioploy of it_, coaetruc:ted fiooa their outdoor nom, opoce, pietW'fll, Wu.tratioa board., or olLer Yiluab &o 1bow the ruulll of tlteir work cloDe aceordi111 1o the require..eDtl aod lugMtioiUI ia aLe projec:t book) and their project record. to 1bow their aecornplilbmenU. 12d. Furniture oad Woodwork;.., RecycliDs Partic:ipaaU need to hrint the ite. or partl of tLe ite• tlaey re-entered inw u.efulae~~ iD ooe of thMe lLree eat~J~oriel . a. Rm&ored Aatiquea; h. FinUbed Furniture or Woodwork; e. Uphol.tered FIII"Diture; u weUu their projec:t reeonb to 1bow their accompli•hmenU. 12e. Your Fir1t Home Away Fro• Ho•e. Partieipaoll aeed to bri111 their projec:t record. aod aa ahiLit (ite. . Hlected or aade for their rll'lt hoMe, rec:ord., pieturM, el.e.) 1bowins bow they1we uaeci the bowledp, ideu, &ad princ:ipiet related to bout~i.at, furoilhinp, ......... eot, and oquipJNDt ill pJaam..a, their r~nt t.o ... away from home. CLASS 13. ROCKETS, AIRPLANES oad RADIO CONTROIJ..ED VEHICLES 13o. Model Rocket Exhibit your ooodel. 13b. Rodlo CoatroUed Vehicloe Prepare aa oducatioaal exhibit fro• any acti•itic. fro .. your projec:t hook. 13e. Seieoee fua with airplane~ ~ Exbihit year model - Rd. Radio Controlled Veh.ide~ • E:~bihit an educational po11er. CLASS 15. BICYCLE ISo. You oad Your Bicycle AD oahibit ohew~Bc oao phue of bicycle oofety or operotioa. ISb. corm, for Your Bicydo Aa exhibit ohew~Bc lticyelo . .;......,._, IS.. Mulerias Bicycle Skillo Aa oahibit ohowill!l bicyelo oltiU.. ISd. Your Bicyelo C.,..uaity Aa exhibit ohowill!llticycle core or tourms suidoli-. ClASS 16. ELECTRICITY 16o. Scioace fua with elootricity - Botla project book XDd pooler 17o. Rope Exhibit orticlo or orticloe aodo, or 10 ho .., oplicee, or hitcheo 011 o hoard. CLASS 18. SIIIALL MOTORS AND WELDING 18o. •wa oad Cordaa Po- Equlp-t Moko OD exhibit OD OliO -tioD of the project. Ullt. Shielded Metoi/Are Weldias Brm, projoot hook ud equip-t built iD tlao project. CLASS 20. WOODWORIUNG Exhihiton ohoU diaplay 0110 orticle &o.. their projoot hook or oa article.....-., the .... okillo u coat.oiaod ;. tho projoot hoob. Articloe whiclt ore exhibited ....t the JoreaoDtiooed ~~~he judpd ltut ore iDelipble f.,.. clou Plociat! or o....-d. 20.. W.,..kias Watla Wood A Toolo- JuDior- UDit I ZOI>. Workias Witlt Wood oad Toolo- Saalor- UDitl {Eahibiton ohoU he flnt yoor ....U.. iD Woodworltm, . . . hOYe peuod their 14th ltbthdoy 01 of JXDuory I, the • ..._, yoor. ) ZOe. WCIIIdoriuiWorld of Wood- JDDior - Uaitll {Eahibiton ohoU aot ho.. pouod their 14th ltirthdoy 00 .r Joauory 1 or the.....,, , _ oad curready aaroUed;. -ad yeor "l'oodworJtm, projooL) ' ZOd. WoadorfuiWorld Wood- S..,;.r - Uait II (ExhibitonwhehoYOpeuod their 14th birthdoy uof Jaauary 1, of t h e e - yeor, ... boYOoaly beoa aaroUod iD 11'oodworltbas for oao yoor pno~o,..) ZOo. B~ Bifpr Thio.p - UDitlll -w., or or c.- ' . "toae. lo. 'plcturo otory', priD~~opiDs oad priD~- deao lty the eahilaitor. PriDa ehol bo -••led ot -re thea pruato _.., •• o pooler rd. Or' ;r oatry lo o · - · otory'' it oholleoaolot orlpaal pboto oed puhlioW orticle--..- pootor boud. Or, if oahibia t aloiWt ........ - " " ' ·'o I ,_. orftPBol plaoto. I 2Zo. A d . · - Wltla Adj .......le s-oo22h. 2Zd. Writiacoad.JieportiatrorTCoapleu ot lout 5 oooip-to uliotod;. the projoot hook, iec,haiDf 0 • t ..t.or 10 ocrophook.i ' ClASS 12. HOUSING AND niiNISIIJIIIGS Uo. Ad..aturoe iD Do- IJriot. Portieipoa.. "-' to !trias oa i._ coutnoctod ill the projootoeeerdmc to the .....,.u...... U.ted iD the projoot hook, Ylouolo to ohow hew the i - halfo oooke Plooobts ....t poroetieol opeceo iD the hoao, oad their projoot roeordo to obow thoir -•plioh.ea... · 12b. v..~.. ~·~ . Portlcipoa .. Deed to hrbrs •iouolo (u eahiltit of 1 - fiooa the projoot, plcturoe, ole. ) oad their proJOCl ._rdo to obow their project -•plio"-.. oocordi"41 to the requl........,to iD the p<"Ojeet -n &•me 23f. Ohio Birdo Exhibitltird foeclor oad educotioaol pooler. 23h. F"llhi"'l fOI" the ~The ruhm, equlpmeat """' ohould he lt...Pt to iDier•iow """ 0 reoord of r..h . . . . . plocoo r..had oad luroo uood. 23i. F"11hi"'l for the lalenoodiole Exhibit ohow~Bc the ruh otruc:ture, habit oad hobitoto or r..h iD relotioaohip to e.....,otioa oad ruh0., oquip-Dl .....J obouJd he b...ptto mle"iow. 23j. KeepU., F"uh Alift Coapleu oU lleoUiiotod OD pop ) or the p<"Ojoot book oad oahibit the book oad 0 pootor pertaioaiDc to oo- phue or tho projecL Z3k. Spoolol Aquori- Set-Upo Eahiltit oa ediiCOtioaol pooler .,.. eahiltlt ,........_ oo-"iac you bo.. loaned ;. the projooL 231. Aqudc Plaato <-23k) 23... Arebery . Edoihil or pooler obowi"!!oo~ yo• ho.. looned 11o the projooL u.. Eaplo.... Olaio Po.do Pnpue u uhiltitor poetar 11o the JII"OJ23o. SJe Uoo of Guao Ealaiblt u ed-tio...J pooler porta1oaiDf to the projooL N o - wiU bo odllaited duriDc the foir. 23p. Ohio lloaaole - Ealtil.it or oducatioaal pooler aASS 24. ENTOMOLOGY 24o. Buic llooUoploajJ Pnpare u odailtit or pootor doocrib ... a loanaiDc ..,..;.... llo the JII"OJ2411. Ad • ....t Boekeepias Ealaiblt the bee equipooaat uood witla oa ""-tloaol pooler eaploioai.,.laow the eqotlp-t II uood. cJ.erilt"" •........ ..,.....,. lad Yoor - Eahiltlt 100 or aore odult - . ... propeoly lohelod. lold. Eaplorms Our 1 - t World II EUiblt s beaollciol.,.. bon.rul-.. throllflh their llro cycle. oU ,..,.. or doYelopooaaL AJoo exhibit 5 ... - n -tun f - .r - iDoocto ..,,...,.. 11.. or - n ordon; or UJ other Pr-•• ......ted looroUoac ..,......... or c.- Chester Agri Service Enjoy All The Activities BAUM LUMBER COMPANY True Value Hardware- TRU-TEST PAINTS Master Mix & Buckeye Foods Pioneer & Dekalb Seeds, Bag & Bulk Fertilizer, Lime All Types Farm Supplies 985-3831 s.-. I ClASS 23. NATUilAL RESOURCES 23a. Let'o Explore Tho Outdooro I Eahiltit oDe of the ,....,ted foir exhibi.. ,....,ted iD tho project hook. 23h. Let'• Explore The Outdooro II Exhibit o leer coU..tioa with 1oo- ideatified, . .d twip froa oe•erol treee ideatir...J oad ooU prorde ideatlfled. 23c. Explo.U., Our Foreo .. Exhiltit o oerophook of differeatleo•eo, .twip, o•oU plaa .. collected oad idoatified. 23d. Tree Ploatms ldeatify opooioe of treeo piXDted, moke mop or forooloree ohow~Bcloeotioao of pJoatm1 iD referenc:e to rut of far• phu how •aay were plaa.ted, date of plaaliai, and tuniwal rate. 23o. At Your Diopoeol- A Cleoaor Ea•iroDNeat Brm, coaoploted project hook oad eompleted requlremeD.. froa the iDoido co•er of the project ordon. t;"~ .r ~tor. Or, j( eabootry lo 0 'picture otory',lt ohoU coaoiot .rat loutS ... - lo...... ,..... 24e. Eaplo.... Our 1 - World I ht Yoor • :tdaihlt Z5 or ..,.. edult -~~ properly lahelod oad --ted iD ot lout floe diff-t . ladi•idualrriDto oholl he - ....ted ot the dioc:retloa or the eahilaitor. tr oahilalto ilohoU coDIIoto otlout5 oad aotaore thoalO priDto- ·-' ........ '---' Pho phy ...._ .... • .--- _.... zz"E!ir.rms ••Y book. CLASS 17. ROPE CLASS 22. COMMUNICA'nON AU photosrophy projooto wiD be oYOiuoted oa the foUowill!l ; - . . (A) otory-telliDa oltility; (B) J>hototrophic quolity• (C) captio..,_ • ZZo. Ad.oat- Witla Yov 22o. Creoti.. Writias To coaplele tiM CrMtin Writiat project you •111t 1\ll,ait oDe ilea i.a at a...t one elul. You ealer u OOODY u 5 •"'-• but •ch auot he difi.,....L Tbo cio- ore u followo: I. Rhy....J Poetry 2. Free Style P-..y 3. Creeti•• Writias (Moxiaaua or 500 wordo). 4. F"o:tioa Writias (Muia- of 2,000 wordo) 5. No... Fiotioa 4-H Story - Story.,,.., he true oad 4-H relotod . (Moxi•- of 1,500 worde) All ealrielare t.o be oa 8112 xll paper, .aelo.ed in a plutie eo.-er willa the eatraat'• ela.., nam.e aad eouaty oa the ce•er ud lut D&JM oD e•ery pase. Eatriee ore to he deubJ..opeead, typed or aeody priDted. AU eatriee will he oYOiuoted OD the foUowiac 1..,..: (I) Tide; (2) Appul; (3) Story-Telli"41 l01poot: (4) Creotl•ity; (5) Traaoitioa. Ston of Creoti.. Arto Each porticipoal wiU he iDieniowed aadeYOiuoted oa their kaowlodpof .._ .. , priDeiploe, oad Oechaiq,_ uood iD ereoti.. orta, their oltillo oad abilitioe u .. id....ed iD their exhibit, oad their uaderotoadias oDd kaowlodp dneloped throllflh project work. 221. 4-8 Creetift Arto/Jualor Porticipoa ...... he 9 JOUI old or iD the third srodo .. of Juuary I, """ aot•ore thea 13 yeoro or.,. u .r Juuary 1. 22&. 4-8 Creoti•• Arto/Soalor Porticipoa .. a ..t bo.. .-bod their 14th but aot 19th birthdoy u .r JXDuory I of tho curreat HAWK'S 76 Groceries - Gas - Oil- Diesel Fuel • Farm SuppUes Animal Feeds -Automotive SuppUes Roger & Shirley H~ Ow.a T-.pers Plains, OH. Ph. 667·3112 CLASS 25. COMPUTERS Brio& completed projoct book, po11er or dilplay and any ••mp!e provam. FIELD AND GARDEN CROPS CLASS 29. FLOWER GARDENING (RULES FOR 4-11 FLOWER GARDEN SHOW) 1. One enlry per member; 2. Jilowen i.a arra08emeot ba•e to come fro• the member'• flower prdea (ueept p-eeaery f9r bocJtsrouad). (RULES FOR JUDGING INTERVIEW) 29io. Frooo Seede to Flowero - GrowiDs BodcliDs Pion .. Exhibit 3 SpeeimCDII and 4 picture~ of your prden. 29b. Frona Seed. to Flowen - Growin1 Annual Flower• Exhibit 3 Speeimeu and 4 picture. of your prden. 29c. Fro• Seede to Flowero - HoUH Ploato Exhihil one "Spec:Unen• plant (•iasle plant) and one •pJa.nter• (~e•eral plana. srowa toptl.er in one container). CLASS 31. VEGETABLE GARDENING 31o. Veptoblo Gord... ias I Exhibit to eoMilt of three plate. of any three vesetable. vown. 3llt. Fo• ily V1111etoble Gordea Exhibit to ...,;.,.r three pl.... of oay three "''IItobloe srowa pi• o ploa .r prdea chortohowms quaatity of ooch "''l"toble piXDted. -· CLASS 32. tlELD CROPS 32o. Cora Dilplay a po•ter or exhibit 1bowins eorn from 1eod to market. 32b. S..U GroiDI Dilplay an edaihit or po~W •bowiafl: Yarieliel of vaia, powth, d-..., iD.Mieu, aad weed. of 1...U sroW· 32e. S.yheou Dioploy o pooter or exhibit ohow~Bc ooybeoa srowth oad bo....ti.,. SOMETHING NEW Matching Fund Aa110ciation Roger Spencer and Donna Jean Smith- Co-Chairmen Spomora: County Horsemen and Meigs County Agriculutral Society $200 to be awarded each day of racing Six S25 prizeA - One SSO prize. Tickets wUI be given to those entering the grandstand berore the end or the second race. A drawing wiU take place after the third race. To compete ror the prize money, spectators must be over 14 years or age and must be present to win. Only one winner per day per person. LUMBER- BUILDING MATERIALS SERVICE- QUALITY VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. Phone 992-6611 555 Park Street................•..... Middleport, Ohio STORE HOURS Monday through Friday 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday- 7:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. .Everything A Builder Needs , LARRY'S SATELLITE SALES ' Authorized TOSHIBA and DRAKE Dealer Tora Wheel Horse Lawn and Garden Tractors C.C.A. Treated Deck and Patio Lumber-Guns and Ammo HOTSPRING SPAS Custom Built Roof Trusses CHESTER, OHIO PHONE: 985-3301 or 985-3300 Complete Line of Satellite Dishes & Equipment Systems Updating Videocripher Descrambler Complete Repair & Installation HOBSON RD. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992-6173 �·'' J I PAGE FOURTEEN PAGE FIFI"EEN Park<d vdddes many dmes Interfere with plann<d adivldes, crudng problems and ddays In getting sp«<al events started. We urge your cooperadon In parking lrucb and can In aras where they do not create difficulty In moving In equipment or materials necasary for programs. For those who fall to cooperate wltb this parking request, It wiD be nec<:SSIIry for us to tow vehldes at the owner's expense. MEIGS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Fri. 10·5 10·1 ICiosEtdThurs & Sun. (Other hrs. available appointment.) TIM 'S Custom Carpet Sales & Installation "Where you get the best for less" 30877 Neece Rd. (Just off Bradbury Ad) Middleport, Oh Anderson's Furnishings for Your Home Downtown Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-5379 DONNATILUS JOHNTILUS Denise L. Bunce OFFICE SERVICE AND SUPPLY Personal Se,..,kes mad Soles 112 W. Main Street Telephone Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (614) 992-6376 • W. Second St. Jlttorney Jlt Law P.O. Box 711 Pomeroy, OH 45769 (614) 992-5730 HOLLY HILL INN An 1836 Hutork Inn 011erlo~ tlu! Ohio RUler BUTTERNUT AVE. AT 2ND STREET, POMUOY AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE PARTIES 992-5657 The Fultz FamUy 992-2319 ~~ ~0 ~~ ~uoe & Le 111~ 104 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ~.,_ KING HARDWARE Qualily - s~rl'ict• - '"'''l(ril )' <105 N. Sf.~ond Avl'nUI' Middleport, OR. 45760 Phon .. 992-5020 992-37<18 SALE-SERVICE-TESTING SNOUFFER'S h "'~'"r~ OPEN: Tu...·W.t.-Frl.11:30 e.m.-5:30 p.m. Thura-Seturdlly 10:00 am.-3:00 p.m. CLOSED SUNDAY & MONDAY FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT ~~~-· ~ Holzer Clinic MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH Congratulates The 1994 Meigs County Fair 172 North Se~ond Ave. Middleport, Ohio 45760 ' Phone (614) 992-7075 Gary Snouffer- 992-7446 BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. • CUll tom Built Homes • Pre-Engineered Steel Buildings • Free Estimates • Building • Remodeling • Commercial • Residential • Roorll18 & Siding • Drywall • Electrical • Plumbing • Andersen Windows & Door Replacement ARTICU: I (or Na. .) The .... of tiUo orpai.. tioa ohall be called the Meip Couaty Morkot U . .tock Sale .t Show eo....iuee. ARTICU: U (or Purp-) The purpooe of thio co"'•itteo io to: • work iD cooperation with tLe Meip County Ap-icultunl Society eoDCerninJ na&e. and replatioM of ••rket li••toek project. • pro•ide pideaee to the planaintl, coadi>Ctillfl""d onluatio,. of lho Moip Couaty Fair u-tock Solo. . • deYelop and conduet eduea&ul Pr'OV&JU aad ap«ience. which wiD 111eet the need. ud interaY ofnMtmbere parlicipatin« iD market liYe~toek projeetl. ARTICLE IU (or Momberohip) Tbe Meip County Market LiYutock Sale a Show Coramittee •haD coaeYit ofl5 adult member• .. foUow•: Oae FFA Repretentatin,) Three Senior Fair Boerd Me81.hen, Two Ex Officio Mernherefrom the ExteDiion Offtce, Six 4-H R$f»reeenlaliYee 1 (oaefro• each •arketepecie~; Beef, Sheep, Swi~~e, Poultry, Rahhite ud Dairy) Q..., 4-ltCOnlmi,t:tee Vice-PI'fllident, Two At IArse Member•. A quorum ehaU coneYit of ~nen (7) YOliDIDieJI'l.,_. and/or alternalel . ARTICU: IV (Term) Term 1b.U he ooe year, eligible for reappointment; JBemben to be appointed by reepective p-oup•. ARTICLE V To ehanse the ruloo, replaliono or hy·lawo, the propooal ohaD be preoentad 10 tho Moip Coualy Morkot Ll>eotoek Sale &: Show Commitloo, plaeod oa the arada before lho moetintl, dioeuuod at oo.id meetint and •oted on ·at the next meelint:. ARTICLE VI The oloelioa of offieero bo bold at lhefaD (October) meotinr~, oftor lho fair . Eloetion.o will be by ooc:nt paper holloL Offieen' dutiel wiD he u followe: Pre.ideat . Pre,..._ aseoda and pruideeat meetiDp. Appoint. 1ub-committeee u neceuary. Vlee Pr.ooldent . Aau"'oo lho dulioo of lho Preoid.tla hiolher ahoenco. Secretary • ShaD keep complete and accurate record. of aU proeeodillriJ of tl.e CoMN.ittae; elaaU act u correepondent and ,haU keep attendanc:e recorcl.. Miaulel 1hall be typed or writteD ia ia.k aDd eeot to tbe Exten.olon Offiee wilhia two (2) woolu followias lho Moip County Morkot Ll•ootoek Sale .t Show Coramittee ...,tint:· TreMU-. oholl keep O<:eurotollDd up 10 dato fmiUICiolreeordo of aD "'oaoy reeoi•od aad diohurood and report oa tbe rmudal1tatuaat each meetiq. A ledpr liltiat aU receipll and expeaditure~ehall be kept by lho Treuu...,... Tho T ..... u....- oboll fumioh o y...-.ad report at lho Fall (October) ...tillfl. Tbo Trou....,.'o boolu will be audited oaeh yOU" betw- the October Uld Jaawory •ootinp. Tho T ......uror abeD be neo•..ndod by the U•ootock Sole & Sbow Co••itloo a ad oholl be ..,.ployod by tbo S•ior Fair Board (~eultural Soeiely ). ARTICLE VII Tho Preoidenlor lhreo Soalor Fair Board,.,.,......... ycaiiUiy •eotinsofthe Meip Couaty Markel u ....tock S.lo .t Show Co••illoo. ARTICLE VIII , ' The Moip Couaty Market Ll•ootoek Sale,& Show Co..uaitloo wiD hold at. lout fo_ur (4) oebaduhad •ootiap per year (.-.ad Tuoodoy of Jaauory ,'AprU, J'!ly aad October). Spoe,.lmootiap ,..y beeollod •I I ~6 {,. -- ·J •··' Pomeroy, Ohio ARTICLE IX All ruloo an oubjoetto lho Moi31 Couaty A,rieultunl Soeioty'o approMI. BY-LAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. A. a require•oal for •omborobip la ~H or FFA, .U ~rkot ll~tock 111omben will be req~rod to ha.. a parw.l or pard ian. ud m~ber aekno.W.. lw a~matun. tliat they. the pareol or pan:han, aft......_. a oopy ol tho ...rUt 1 - k ruloo ...I wW abide by tboia • 1. ~H oad FFA .-bon ... obow oad ..U oM ...rUt 11-":"k ,...je<tat tho Mo9 Co••ty Fair. 3. II...... will aM theaptioato ..ptor..Uorwe~P-!a- ,...je<IO'of...,_opoeloo, hootoaly oM projoct -1 be iwo..Pt to the fair. 4. ~HoadFFA _._awtol.o a..!.l . . . o-uiaalo..dfoad . . . ....,. . ,t .... haooqooet. Looplloa • u y ......... I.y Q-ua of the Molp Couaty Muloot u-todl Salo .t Show U.odor tJa- e i r e - .-bor ~H or ffA _.... - y SHOW oad oo8 ..... oald 5. ~H ...I FFA 1motock aaot be_.... I.y the~H or FFA _ . _ .. Ill ,._.wp wltlo IUo or ........... faally. 6. u - k ...U.iaod ........,..... to tloo IM.ttlo ......,_ll of ..... Apulbonl Society. rod to tbo fair U..tool<looaltlo ~liO, ............ for_.. opoeloo of 1 - k , • - be fi ....urblulu 7. Eaclo 4-H ...I ffA _ . _ io nopoaoil>lo to- tbotloiolbor ...rUt ...-111 waipod. idoootiflad, .... at prHalr ...I fair lllllillfl oad ..... dat10 u -bliohod I.y tho Molp Couty !'lorlut 1.1.-k Salo .t Sloow c...I-. 1. T1oo Mo9 Coaty Muloot U.ootoclt Salo .t Show Coaaittoa, ..... E-.an. Coaai- of the J - r Fair Board, oad the Meip Couty Alrleuhunl Society - - t h e flaal oad ahoohall r!Ptto illllrpn& tJa- ru1oo aad •1 lotiou, to iooUio aad clotAnaiDe all _ _,, ..-odo•• or d l f f - Ia ....... tloonto.w olio wioo ....... out of, co-""' wllh, or laeidoootto theSalo Co..I-. It furdoor .,_...the r!Ptto........,. _ , _ aat1on 1101 eonrod llr tJa- ruloo aad to wllhdraw all pnalaa ofhrlap Ia all doputaeto ........ uy 1 y aiot aad e i r e - doaaad lL The Molp C.•ty Apieulboral ~y will ..... the flaaloay. T . . par~acudloraionp.-lltlollutohnodl.c, . . . OWMnhlp,aadloruyolhorbnplaritioo 111 oloowlllaaad oa1o will beeolllldond fraud oad clocoptio•. S . l o - - • I.y ...... ulill>ltor wiD be •po• .....- . . withhold. To •ol•llla a hlalo of ..,.,....... Ia the llnotock ohowo oad oalo, tbo ofo.-tloaad - - - t h e rirllotto dioquiify uy uiaalo tbot ..... " - flllod la u - h i e o l - . UliMlhlcal f1ttbrt abollaef.l. uy lajoctloa ol po, oolld or liquid, u..W the okla to altor the ........ eoaforaa-.lt .t.ll .too lacludo uy e..ulafor toarbiloftloo hide or ....Jor-tlo the hide or o f - l l l u ZJ:toaltortloo ..... of .... ...-.L lt....,aloolacludoa-ptoto ......ptore....... _ . doat.l ,_.. u wd .. tlio .,_. or ·oolorioit •f the ioodl..w-1 ...._. wlilelo allan Ill -...J eolontlooo (-tnl oolorli• oaly -y be uod). Aloo, utlflelol tall boada, owhehoo, polio, body holnaadllooloohallbeoo-+1 odao _,...,~ A.,a-pttoo ..... thedopoolo....- ol uy ladloichool ....... oW .too be enol' od uotloloal. Alluiaalo ...I the•h,.h r la....l..d, Prilil mid x of .-lo be bernd froa tloo &.at.ock oalo at the llolfo CooolllJ Fair. Sloould fraud or clocoptioa, ...I preof, u dowalaod by the Molp Co•lJ Marlut U - k Salo .t Show be dioeo.....d afw tloo uiaal or ............. " - oloowa aad prior to tlio oalo, _ ................ - b e poraiu.od to ooll. Sbo.W ..... riolatloa bediomaod.rt. .......... alloalo _..., olloll be ntunod 10 the hooyw ...I the ....... o r - oliollloa - a a d to ..... alill!itor. All ploclap Ia tloo ...... will otaad. No uiaal clotP- KELLER'S -•.t CUSTOM BENDING --.wiD 2 Miles Past Chester on St. Rt. 248-47269 St. Rt. 248 I RODNEY KELLER- Owner 614-985-3949 NOW OFFERING•••••••OIL &LUBE SERVICE TIRE REPAIR and·ROTATION SUPERAMERICA ® c-.-. will-..... 279 W. Main St. Pomeroy 992-6735 497 Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. Middleport 992~7149 . ..... 13. Miaia..,. aad M..;...,. weipto • Eaeh •orkot la•b auotpia ot lout 25 pouado froa weiflb- .. _......,.. co:::iUOO. ... ••u wm ui..L 992-5009 124 W. Main St. Complete Exhaust Systems Monroe Shocks Installed U . .tock S.lo .t Show Coaai- ruloo aad tho Moip Couaty Apieulturol Soc:ioty'o ndoo. 2. No oulliden or p10f-1oao1o uo allowod to uoiot ia the -·inti of the ...-lut uiaolo ol the fair (lhio iaeludoo the obow aad oalo). 3. TIM charp for ooDillfl Juaior Fair aau.olo will be the c:ool of the pift- pi• the pro nllobore of the- of olhor""'' o hued oa ,_dollar oaloo. Cooll auol ho paid by October 1, 1994, 10 be olipl>lo to ohow aad ooll the followias year. A •10.00 ,....lty wiD be charpl per ..,;..1 iloaloo c:oot uo 1101 paid oa U... A -uf..d 1..._ wiD be_., al•ias the oahil>iiOr 30 dayoto pay or they wiD be uaahlo io ohow oad ooll the followlllfl year or uatil tiUo poaolty aad oalx eooll aN paid. It io the nopoDiibility of..loodoibitorto-that!l.oiroalooeooll..,paidbytheduedototothoTNUuroroftheMoipCouaty Morkot U..tock Salo .t Show Coaai-. Moabon willa Graad oad R....,o Cboaploa •lli-lo will pay for the eoot of .,._latioa boaaon, pr-atad to their buyoro. 4. Moabero uo liaoitad to ohowlllfl aad ooW.., oao aarlut p10jo<l lhroup the oalo. 0... aarl<ot p10je<l -~~~ doiry beef foodor, oloor, ohoop, owlno or pea ollhreo rabbi to or po.a of two ehiolumo. Beol •eau oDOet.r. DUry heel feeder ...,.Dioaedairy beef feeder. Sheep oaewetller uuJ/oroaeewe. SwiaoaoaDO ODO borrow aad/or onoplt. RahbillaoaDioao pea oflhreo nbbito. Poultry_,. ODO pea of two c:h~k.... 5. AU...-Iut oai.W., (oX<Optohoop) aut bo woipod on Moaday ...rftias bopaaillflot8:00 A.M. All ~H aad FFA aau.olo auol be oa thell"'uado by 8:00A.M. aad tho woipias wiD olarl wllh rabbi,., poultry, hop, o-. aad dairy beef foodon . Aaiaoolo wiD oaly be woipod oao U... AU . .rl<ot laaho wiU be welshod·ia oa Suadoy, A - t 14, 1994, fro• 1:00 to 3:00P.M. 6. All ........ uiaalo wiD be oold ol the oad ol tho oatin oalo, aol 01 lho oad of their opoeioo. No pieluroo wiD be ........ of ......lo uiaoalo. 7. Offoeon of the Moip Couaty Mulu.t U . .tock Sale .t Show Co••itloo wiD cloeide uy q_tio,. c:ooc:enainti ..Yof the aorl<ot opoeioo the I uo aot eo>erod by ruloo of tho Moip Couaty Morkot U>ootock Salo .t Show Coaai- u priatad ia the fair book wllh the app10>ol of lho Moip Couaty Apieultural Soeioty. · 8. All putieipallllflaoaboro •uot f.U out Ul aaiaool idoatifoeotioo cord whieb ohaD be fdod ol tbo Couaty Apat'• Office oa weiJh·ia date. A pareot or pardiaa eipature aad the ..,..Ler'• eipature are required oa lhio eard. · 9, No . .rl<ot a,.;,.ol c:aa be replaced aflltr the ,.,.poeli•• weif!h·la of thatopoeix. 10. PM:tun .oaey ud tat: ONI •ut be paid oa or before the repetratioa date of the aaU.al or Lhe ebild eaaaotooll the llDbaal. 11. R....tratioll aad/or weif!h·ia dateo for 1994 ore u followo: Sloon • Joa...,ry ·15,1994, 9:00 to 12:00 Nooa al tbo fairp-ouado. (Third Saturday la J.,.uary.) Dairy Beol Feodor· May I, 1994, oaroD-at d....dliao. l.aaho. May 28, 1994, froa 9:00 to 11:00 A.M. atlho fllirpouado. (Fourth Saturday la May.) UOf!,• Mu 7,.1994, (f~nl Saturday of May, ......lration oaly). Hop aut bo hoaolho dey before ...... tntioa. R.......tion c:ard auot be turned Ia to the E.to.. loa Offoeo oa lho f~nt Saturday ia May (May 7, 1994)'*- 9:00 aad 11:00 A.M. Kahl.ill..d Poultry· July 23, 1994, froa 9:00 to I 1:00 A. M. ottho fairp-ouado. (Fourtlt Saturday ill July.) 12. All -""n wllh ...ltotuiaalo of the two opoeioo to ooD lui wiD elou the ohow riat before the 1994 JUNIOR FAIR UVESTOCK SALE 4 SHOW COMMITIEE RULES YOUR COOPERATION IS NEEDED 1993 LIVESTOCK PURCHASES N0.11MES BOUGHT TOTAL MONEY PURCHASER llonJd ou " c.. Bulllo Oil Coa.r:y lllnWiolollio...J - IPUO 0..... 76 1 1 1116.50 ~CioiWo, ...... , 1 1 1 187.00 90.00 85.00 1 1 1 80.00 30.00 30.00 27 4 1 3 7 3 9 7 5 4 6 4 6 2 1 15,698.61 8,248.80 5,6114.80 4,1152.40 4,169.55 3,111.70 3,651.40 3,344.60 3,233.68 c, 1,913.50 ''1,896.20 1,285.11 1,976.60 1,777.60 1,764.00 FaraonBaalioad p"l Ho- Natiooal Ba s•...,.c.. v•.....,..c.rdio.t 3 1 2 2 2 1 Midway Moehiaory Foodlaad Tri-Coualy M•t F _ , . . ..... . _ 'IVIo.toy'o Auto Porte Mellould'o Clooo..,..~ Sorric:o Jayauar · . Ridoaoor'o Supply W..a Conetrue&a BaaltOao Swiohor aad Lohoo City leo .t Fuoll Ri•onido Food Mart 1,732.95 Baualwaber 1,~ . 95 v....... M-riol Hoopilll 1,551.00 Judp Fredrick Crowl Saitlo .t Aoooeiat10 llenud V. Fuho 1,490.00 1,364.22 W...loy Tnoek.illfl 1,272.93 Rl•or Ci~ Fono Sutply 1,224.75 Dalliol E. oodo Tnoe iDr1 Seoul ......... 1,174.05 1,166.38 Saouffon Fin .t Safety Equip. 1 3 1 1 1 3 3 1 5 3 3 I 1,163.40 1,151.00 1,110.35 1,117.60 1,107.00 1,099.10 1,091.00 1,0116.00 967.90 963.50 919.50 91150 I I s_.. Cab u!:::.:-&:.t..,.C:...C w.-u-k /IIJ.o Supra- Flo• Millo w..... ~J=:: lntor eo.,.., &~ow~-!C -)..,.._ 3 I I I I 1 1 I PURCHASER 1 1 1 1 I 1 16,8911.15 I TOTAL MONEY 589.80 Bober Hoopital/Ciiaie 589.35 Mo•'• S•orwuboard 560.35 Porter, Llulo, Shooto 486.40 Hawtho""' l..ogiac 474.00 Dr. Doup.. Hunlor 471.80 RigoAuto Saloo 464.00 Su.•erl'~eld Reetaurant 448.40 Fulta .t w.....,. Attoraoyo 430.10 Parll l'luo 413.10 Moil!" Couaty Bar Aoooeiation 4CI1.90 Jolf Waraor laouraiiCO Foreet Rua Ready Mix ~.00 390.00 Ceaeral CoatracliDI1 Palallllfl .t Soadblaotins 384.20 Raadoll Roberti Family 384.00 Y•"'l"r Fana Supply 379.50 Frye~ AaaaiDan Tax, Inc. 374.00 Southeuten~ Equipment 372.80 Mol Weioo Koilh Oilor'o Deer Shop 352.50 349.50 Li.oda WarDOr/ AMy Wolfe Aeeouallllfl 318.00 Fru.th Pharmacy 308.00 Forked Rua Sporto•on'o Club 295.00 Hupp Loadoapintl 272.25 Jocluoa County Li>eotock Sayre Produce 270.00 Uoda Warner 266.70 Fred W. Crow F.... Uy 259.90 259.60 Poor Boy'• Farm Ser-.M:e 258.30 PraU'• Meat Proce~~ill8 258.30 Gallipelio Coady & Tobacco Company 249.75 Judp Patrick O'Brien 249.50 Doa Swiohor A.blaad 241.50 Sprias Hill F..... 236.00 DoaTalo 214.20 SwootG""'tiaeJ 210.00 Hupp'o Laadoapia&' Mo•'• Sotorpoboard 208.00 Middloport!Poaeroy Rotary 200.00 Ohio Valloy Pl.... bintl 31 2 3 2 NO. TIMES BOUGHT ....,_Bull Rayllohor 71100 751.10 701.00 v...,~A.Joor 661.85 lnlaoC._S... 646.80 644.00 617.50 611.50 59!1.15 NentoN.rtlo,.IWp, Cloryolor, I'IJ-tlo ·~~ ao;:.~:.,:~, 2 2 2 1 1 I 1 I I I 3 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 2 1 1 1• 1 1 1 1 .tU..tinr! Total· •130,016.14 Judp Robert Buek Conaio'o Child Can Jia .t JOIUiifor Shoota . SidolliUFana Erwi• F. .ily Fana T. F. .ily c. a..,... ~.a....,.s,...... ....., �PAGE SEVENTEEN .PAGE SIXTEEN Ia Ia 11M oprl.. "' ...... at !he fair aad at 11M fair, weip a ..u.;.- of 85 pouado aad DOl e,.,.,.d • - -... of 140 pouado ... ..u tlorouplhe oloow rlas· Eae~ ...ket .... auotweip a ai.W. ... of 210 pouado at ........ at 11M fair aad DOl ueeod • ...U.ua of 260 po...d. lo ..U lll.....p tloo ohow rl"'l· s-. ........ alleut300 ,...d. froa ......... Ia Jaauary lo weip-iD allhe fair; ....... aiai.u• of900 po...doat weip-iD at tloofair, aad aotueeod 1500 po....do. Marketrubiu auolweip a •iai.ua of 10 1.12 pouliCio por pea, ... 15 pouado, eaeh .Ubitauol w.;. b e - 3 1.12 aad 5 powulo. LW.IIo aut DGt be Iouth... 50 DOr lbaa 70 dayo old at fair weip-iD llae. Poultry ....n.et pouo .,., ooulol of- ooekeralo, 3 lo 7 pouado eaeh, 2 pea 14. AD ........ • • be loouood al tloo _._,,leta~ aad ,.....,_, raoldeaeo aad be lbe heaa fide property aad uador tloo eolltiaaal eara of lbe uhihllor. Aay jllBior fair aeaber wlolai"' lo beuoe hill ber project alww bore aut ........... Ia wr~~~.ot. poralooioa 1o clo eo froalbe Moip Couaty Li•eoWek Salo A Show CoooaiUeo oa or befon tloo rociotralloa or weip-1111 date. 15. No ooukot aaiJaalo eu be ohewa ao a .........W., project. 16. Aay utifleial-.. of,_....,. or reaodJbtl tloo phyolcal def- or eoaforaatioala alhihillon llDiaalo oado aolifiiDc aad filliq lllldor tloo okla, ,... of •lias, ortif'o:ial oddllioa of beolo, 1ello, heodo, ole., or al....... tloo •bani eolor of u ulaal oW be -•d od fraad aDd cloeoplioa. Only DOUtnl colorln, ... be uood. 17. AD ui.alo will be eaotraled prior 1o tloo iallial weip-ia. MARKET STEEB RULES • 1. Project cal- aul be oeleeled froa pu~ or e""'brod oloek.. 2. Cahoeo allll be dropped aftor Jaauary 1, 1993. 3. s...... •aol be eaotralod prior lo tloo olert of tloo projecL 4. AD auket ulaalo alllt llilber be pollod or de-loornad aad -...1 befon wo;p.ia in J,..uary, 5. s...... wiD be ohewa hy weipL DAIRY BEEF FEEDER RULES 1. Muol be • of tloo Moip CoUDIJ 4-H Beller U.eo1oek Dairy Clult. 2. Mo..._ auol aloo carry alleul oao dairy bnodinc project tloot ltu W.od. 3. BuD calf, wben oeloc:ted, auol be rociotcrod with • nalloul dairy bnod WIIOCiallon, prior 1o -ra ani-•· •-ber eaatratioa. ·' 4. Ap requirenoenl: Foodor ealf auol be dropped be-n Jaauary lot ud laot day of February, tloo aame calendar year u tb.efair. CE-1·- calf Lora Jaauary 1,1993 to Fehruary 29,1993, will be tbowa. aDd oold altbe 1993 fair.) 5. Manben lwkint! the Dairy Beef Feodor projoel will DOl beeliP>Je lo pulieipolc iD tbe Meip County 4-H Better Li-1oek Dairy Swoepo~ekeo. ' 6. Dairy Beef Feodoro will oaly be weipod prior lo tbe oale; durlnt! tbe woek of the fair, mull welt!h betweea 400 and 600 po....do at wo;p.in. 7. Calf Jouol be eaotraled aad debom~ before il roaebeo 10 weeb of "F· 8. TI.e ad•i.on of the Dairy Cluh wiU •ilit the rne~~then home to cheek rf~Utration papen, cutration aad dehornln8 duri"'llh• ooooad week of May and notify tbe Sale a Show CoNIHiUee. MARKET LAMB RULES 1. AU market lamb. mUll he aliek ah•red oae week prior to fair. 2. No poiDI will be aUowod on Ja..be. MARKET HOG RULES I. No powder or oil i. to be put oa bop. 2. Groomi"'l will be allowed (iadi•idual'o ehoiee) wilhl!""'mi"'llimeo opeeifiod. MARKET RABBIT RULES I. MeJDbero muol ha .. a broodinc projoel ealalbil iD addition "' tbe fryor pe11. 2. Commercial fryer peaa of three ..-uat coMe fro• your doa ia your project and he identified on t1.e deo;I!Jl&tcd dote. Co....ereial fryer,... MUll be of oame bnod. Quwly judi!Jld by the Judse. Only quality ju.Jsod robiNu will be oold. 3. Rubito ohall be idenliliod with a 1e11oo iD lheleftoor of tbe rubiL AU rubito mull be letlooed by a reprotentati•e of the Sale &: Show Committee. A mu:U.u• of four aarket rabbit.a max be tattooed. 4. Fryer• muat not be onr 70 day• of . . at fair wei«h in time. Fryen •uat wei,p a minimum of 10 II 2 poUDdo per pen muimum 15 poundo), 3 112 10 5 poundo por nbbiL 5. Aay o•er-weisbt or uader~weiJht market peaa wiU not be ~Me for Ia~. It Y1 optional wbetber • member will participate ia t.be u&e. A .ember may ~eU only I •arket pea. 6. Rabbitt abowa iD market pen claN cannot be ahowa ia breed clauel or abowmaubip. MARKET POULTRY RULES 1. Market poultry wiU coaailt of 2 cockerel., 3 112 lo 7 pouadteacb, 2 pea •aximw.. Poultry entered iD the market pen mu.at be puUorum I roo a.nd therefore, th.., chicb ••t be ordered throusb the County Extenaioa Ofr~ee in order to be efisible to abow aad tell. Poultry market peD1 mual eouilt of two bird. which 1hould be unilom~ io 1ile aDd weisbt. 2. Only I merkel pen may oelllhr""8b the Li•eotoek Sale. 3. Only 4-H ud FFA uhibiiOro are allowed lo handle and ohow poultry durias tloo ohow. 200 West Second Street CLASS 33. HEREFORD, ANGUS, CHAROLAIS, SHORTHORN, CROSSBREED, AND ANY OTHER RECOGNIZED BREED 33&. Calf hom Juuuy I, l9941o Apr;! 20, 1994 33b. Senior ealfhom Sept. 1, 199310 Doeember 31, 1993 33e. s - yoarli111 hom May I, 1993 10 A-131, 1993 33d. JUDior yoarlias horo Jan. I, 1993 lo April30, 1993 33e. Sellior yeuli111 hom SepL I, 1992 lo Doe ...bor 31, 1992 33f. 2 yeor old heifer, horn May I , 1992 lo A-131, 1992 33s· Cow hom prior lo May 1, 1992 33b. BuD calf UDder oix montho. 33i. BuU eatf on:r aix •oath. and under oae year. 33j. Spoeial Steer Claoo · CJ..... for oteen will be dotcralaad after we;p.in by dimin8 tbe oteen up in equal nuaben up to a maximum oliO at.eera per clue. AU •teen uader 900 pound. wiD be ln one ...... 33k. Feeder eolf. AU J.re.ocliDs beef eoule will be rcleuecl on Wedneodoy, A"'. 17 and be oul of lbe ham by nooa to allow lor incomln8 dairy eattle. a- 35). CLASS 37. CROSSBRED CLASS 37a. Spriasewolwmb. 37b. Yoar!ias -• (I yoor ud under two yoon). July 23, 1994 37c. Ewe, o•er two yean. Y-· 9 u.- / --·-· nolda-. dairy fana. 1994. Applc•ll-• •lilt be ncoiYed by the~ Oflloo ._ u1 ()-dll• for appUeelloulo July 1, :30c!':!t:~.!:& ~=-odattheE.-ioaOflloooa Friday, July 15,1996 all:OO P.M. 'IVIa.oro will be • - • at .._ U.•loelt lnlonlowl, July 25, 1994. 4 • ARBJVAL TIME• AU j110ior fair dairy ..-.lo aut be Ia place by 6:00 p.a. Sunday --inc. A"'"'l 14, 1996. Cowo Ia aUk Ia plooo by 6:00 p.a. Wed., AtJt. 17, 1994. JUDGING• Thuroday, A"'"'ll8, 19M, 9:00 La. RELEASE. Friday, A-119, 2:00 P·•· (S.. Sr. Flfir.S.ae) Cowo lD allk be ..J....d after tho •how. ••Y CLASS 43. DAIRY SHO'IVMANSBIP Eaell a uterine Ia Claooeo 44 ..,..,..,. 48 wlllbo ••"'aallooUy ...larod for ............l>lp. No bullo -;'h:"mihiled iD lbe Junior Show. A1l JIIBior Fair uhlbi""' auol be ready for obe......hip al DODD Tbey obould wail until tbeir elooo io eallod before eoainc lo tho ohow a-. Gndinc of lbe .......;,...ip e1- ohaU be buod ~ oe 11M uhihllor aDd bow ...U be haadlea hlo aai.al, aad 50"' be .. the condition of 11M ulaalaolo eloa•lin ... , - l a s , aad pllyoieol eoadilioL Tbe quuly of the .......... ohaU DOl be oonolclorod iD lhlo elooo. AU dairy eaulo hera aflar Juuuy 1, 1985 •"'' be :....U daho.....L 43o. Old Pro 4-H. n-tJ.at be" ulalbiled 4 r-n or aoro. 43~. Eoperieoo:od s.........., 4-H - 3rd, 4do yeor uhihl..,n. 43e. YouJias S h o - 4-H • Tbeoo that aro ahihill"'l for the 2ad 11-. 43d. NoYice, 4-H • n- a:lllbkloc aaiaalo fOI' tloo lot ,;.., CLASS 44. HOL'ITEJNS 44e Sprins belfor ealf-hon aflwr Fu. 28, 1994 oad o - four -•tho old. 44b: Wia.... J.eifer ealf-hom after No•. 30, 1993 aad before Much 1, 1996. .W.. Fall heifer eolf·bem after A,.. 31, 1993 oad before Doe. 1, 1993. 44<1. SWIUIIer yeulias belf.,..bem after May 31, 1993 wad beforo, SepL 1, 1993. 44o. Sprl"'l yeuU 111 beil..-bon after Fu. Ill, 1993 aad before May 31, 1993. Wlnwr yeun1111 belf..-hom after No•. 30, 1992 aad before Mareh 1, 1993. 441· Senior yeuli"'l belfer-bon after A"'· 31, 1992 aad before Doe. 1, 1991. 44b J 110ior two year old. heraaflwr Feb. 28, 1993 aad beforo Doe. 1,1991 441 'Senior two you old. hera after Alii. 31, 1991 oad before Much 1, 1992. 44j. Junior lhroo year old eow ·horn aflar Feb. 28, 1991 ud before SepL 1, 1991. Threo year old cow·horn aflwr A,.. 31, 1990 aad Won MueJ. 1, 1991. 441.' Four you old eow-hora aflar A,.. 31, lll89 and boforo SepL 1, 1990. 44a. Fl.. year old eow-bora aflwr A... 31, 1.988 ud before SopL 1, 1989. 44a Apd oow • hom before Septeaber 1, 191111. Dry Cow .tJ.roo aad four JOU eld-hora after A011. 31,11l89 aad before SepL 1, 1991. 44p. Apd Dry Cow-hera before SepL I, 1989. · CLASS 45. JERSEYS (•J..eluo- u C.. 44). CLASS 46. GUERNSEYS (..b-el. . ao 44). CLASS 47. ANY OTHER RECOGNIZED DAIRY BREED (..b-el-..,.. u a- 44). CLASS 48. MDGS COUNTY BE'ITE8 UVESTOCK CWO SWEEPSTAKES CLASS- REGISTERED DAIRY ANIMALS o.. •II'J ..... .-her. Aaiaalo a1111 ha.. birth oorlifleow ohowillll rociotcrod olro ud daa. w. 44o: a- THE O.UALITY PRINT SHOP l(enlieth R. Utt, CPA Certified Public Accomttant For All You~ Printing Needs Complete Line of Office Supplies Wedding & Graduation Accessories 255 Mil Strut Mitldltport, OH. 45760 Ph. 992-3345 or 992-'3394 • • ..r l ' • ( . • J • I • .' . 1994 REGISTERED DAIRY HEIFER GIVEAWAY Spo-red by 'I'Ioe F...-n Baak 111111 S.Ybtp Co•puy 216 'i2 East Main St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45 7 69 • 614-992-7559 Accounting & Tax Returna for BU8ineuea & lndividuat. • 'i ·I • .. L ' ' I I ~ 1 'J L. l •• ~ •• ' 10. If ahibiiOr wiobeo or aoodo lo ..u heifer before il froohODO, or will DOl be clouliafl r.... beifer . calf back ialo the propuo, thea he will._ lo cloaa"' a:IOO.OO beek inlo .•• provam. ll. Applieanlomuol porlieipalc iD •• iDie"iow lo beoondueled ~y lhe.Meqp Co~ly Bo~tcr u-~k ~H Dairy Club. laterview time will be aanouaced later. The mterYlew committee will determme eJisibility for the drawiJ>s. . 12. Tbe drawiDs will be held on Friday Aupol 19 at 4:30 p.m. ollhe DIUI')' Swoepolekeo. YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO 1VINI Applleallou ean be plekod up o1 lbe Dairy Food Stud In 11M Dairy Barn at the fair. Artifidol IDoemlullon clonoled by Polluor A.l., Leland Parker, rep,_.nladve. A halter will be prorided by R A G Food ond Supply BOB LEE AWARD Tbilaward il P•eD in mentOry of Doh Lee who wu aD advilor of the Meq. Count1 Better Li••&oek Dairy 4-H Club. Tbe award io mher of .... Meip County Better u ..~loek Club baood OD the NeNbor'o bowJedse ud okiU of dairy iDfonnallon, tbe judse of the 4-H Dwlr)' Show oeloelo .the wiDDer. rm. award wiU run OD a 10-year period. The wiooen to date hue beea: 1986 . Jerry Sm~~; 1987 . Joe Parker; 1988· Joe Parker; 1989 - JiUTaylor; 1990 - JeffRooe; 1991 · Paul Smith; 1992 · Tne11 D..io; 1993 • Naaey NaUy. si••• ....... ALL DAIRY STEERS, VEAL'!, AND FEEDERS MUST BE DEHORNED CLASS 49. DAIRY VEAL . Baleo will be propuad In the loeol club. CLASS SO. DAIRY FEEDER - Rodeo will be preporod lD the local elub. CLASS 51. GOATS (AU 11""11 will ohew on Wadaooday, AUjpllll7, 1994 9!00 Lm.) 51a. Dairy Kid Sib. Dairy Goal Production Sle. Moot Goal 51d.~nGoato CLASS 52. POUL'OY SIIOlVJIANSBIP- ,_.... wll bo Monday ,___. et 3.00 p.-. 52&. Old Pro s........ · Exhihl11Dt13 r-n or _,., 52b. Yoorlbts Sbe,.... • Exbihitllls for lbe bd .-.. 52e. N.- s...,.... · ExbihlliajJ for the ftnl.-.. JUNIOR DAIRY CATILE 44k CLASS 38. ANY OTHER RECOGNIZED BREED OF SHEEP (Sub-.:laooeo .... ao C1aoo 35). . ' Prizes, Refreshments & Free Tanning MEIGS COUNTY BEEF, BUNNY, DAIRY, GOAT, SlVINE, POULTRY, WOOL AND HOUSE PBJNCE a PBJNCESS CONTEST RULES. 1. Muol be.......,.... aad .... ho.,.. • child. 2. Muol be..,. 14-18, u of Juuuy 1, 1994. 3. Muotuhih;la beef, dairy, beroo, poaltry, rabbit,..._, or ow~ li_..,.k projeella4-H or FFA. 4.MuotparticlpatailllheJuniorFalrPuada,U.-kShowo,Li•eoloeks.loaadpie....,., JIIBior Fair Nlaht and be aoallobla for uy olber Jh.loek area. 5. Muol condua lheaool•eo oloU- iD o ""pocleblo - - · 6. C.n only _,a oltl.or tbe Pr!.. or Prl- 01' Kbttl a Q_. lido Ia ODO yeor. . 7. Cumol- aore lhu oao lido • you. 8 C.. only be J'rmM 01' ~ ODO yeor por opoeloa, aalooo DO ODO J'lllllthe foUo..;._ aac~- aaot be won ..Jooo laoMworeloaaiaculaal. 10. NOTE. Dairy Pr!.. or Prw- aut oilber aloliJII dairy at tloo co..... lloip c...ity Fair or SHOWMANSHIP AWARDS SPONSORED BY THE MEJGS CO. BEEF CATI'U ASSN. Thanks To All Who Support Our 1994 Fair •••nine• CLASS 41. MARUT HOGS - ALL BREEDS AND SEX . . . Claooeoforaukethopwillbecletenoiaedaflwrweip-iDbydi.idinclbehopupmelaoeoohy...,;pt; nollo ueeod..,. hop Jill' elaoo. 41a. Sinclo ....n.ot ..... UDder 200 po....do. 4lb. Sinclo ....n.et .... · borrow. 41c. Sincle ....n.et .... • pk. 32a. Old Pro - Tho• who han exhibited 4 yean or more. 32b. Experlelleod Showmoa · 3rd ud 4th year uhibilon. 32e. Yoar lias Showman · Tbooe that are exhibili"l lor the oooond lime. 32d. Nonce Showmaa - Tbo.e exhihited animal. for the tt.ratlinle. CLASS 36. HAMPSHIRE SHEEP (Sub-.:1- ~~~me u Customer Appreciation Days CLASS 40. SWINE SHOlVJIANSWP 40&. Old Pro • Han mU.IIod aore lhu lhroa youo. 40b. S......t aad third yeor uhihllora 40e. NoYice - lot you ahlbi..,n. CLASS 32. BEEF SHO'IVMANSHIP Eaeh perooo entcrint! an aoi.al iD Claoo 33 wiD auloaalically be etllarod for ohow.... hip. All Junior FaireahibiiOn DIUOI be ready forohow.,.nohip . They ohould wllilunlillbeir elaoo io called be/oN eoai11111o the ohow area. The purpooe of olerli!lfl with the ohoWIIWU!Iaip eluolo eo hod. tbe eahib110r oed aDimalo will be lrooh and eloon. Grwdinc of the oh...,..uhip claoo ohaU be buod SO per eenl •• the eahibilor aod how weD be handloo hio allimw and 50 pereenlohaU be oa tbe oondilion of the ~.,;mol ~ 1o elea..n-, IJ'OOIDin8, aad pbyoieaJ conmlloo. The quality of 11M anintaJ ohaU DOl be eonoidered ID thil cl... 35e. Ewe, oqr two y-.n. 351. Ra•, repllered, o•• two y•n. 3Sfl. Floek Clau ·To conaYit ofl ram, any ap; 1 ewe, 2 year• or o•er; 1 ewe, 1 y•r and uader 2. 992-6255 b....... obeop project aad uhihilat 11M fair. UVESTOCK CLASS 35. SUI'FOLil SHEEP 3Sa. Ewe, •print! laab · Born between Ja11. I, 1994 aad May 1, 1994. 3Sb. Bo,., •p""''lw•b • Bom betweeo Jan. I, 1994 and May 1, 1994. 3Se. Yoorlias ewe (I yoor aad under two yeon). 3Sd. YeorJinc roa (I year o'nd uader two yean). Pomeroy, OH 45769 ·~9.. Smp auketlaoUwolber · . . _ 1o be....___.. afterweip-ia. NotiO......JlO ....... JIII' ·~9.1. F•tvityCiaoo· Muketlaa~(-orwolber). Mutbebrod...d nloodhyexbibiw. M,..cany 4. AU birdo ohall be of pod bcallh. The judp oball aake liaal detcraiullon for elaoo el;gib;lity. 5. Tbe poultry abowa ia meat pen clauc. cannot he Ulf'd for ahowmaubip or broiler projecL 6. Memhen mWil have h.d a broiler project exhibit ia additioa to tbe fryer pen. CLASS 34. SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP Mo. Old Pro · H..e exhibited more thon throe youo. Mb. s....d ud third yeor exbibiloro. 34c. NoYiee - let year abibiton. 34d. Crud Cho,.p;on Sho.....an (~the ehw•pion of ... h of the abe•e e.._ beek 1o cboooe Groad Ch.,.pioo ohowman). 34e. Reoer.e Chompioa Show. .n (Bri"'l tbe run-·up 1o the Graad Cbe•pioe beek 10 eompe!D with tbe other two ehaapiono). E - ZTANS CLASS 19. IIAilUT L.UIIIS 3911. MarUI ....... uador 85 pouado · -•· - - .. 39b. su.p ....n.ot 1aab ._ . claoeoolo be....___.. after -;p-ia. No11o ......J 10 ....... Jill' CLASS Sll. POUL'OY 53&. Bololatl PuUeto • P• of- pulloto. 53b. llalolatJ llnilon - P• of - · 53e. Tarkoyo · Two birdo of oilber ou. 53d. Daeko aDd G.- · Two f_..,, 53&. Plpoa- E.Wbil a .m;.. . of o• bird. 53f. lloUiatl Fuey Po.ltry • Pair or Trio of birdo lekea. CLASS 54. IIABBIT SDOlVJIANSWP- ........... wll be Meaday •• _ . , Eae~ exbibiwlo required 1o feed, eloaa, aad w - hlo nbbllo daily wiUio .._ aaiaolo ..., at tloo fair or be will be dioquollfad • 54o. Old Pro Sbo,.... • ExhihiliDc 3 r-n or -ro. 541>. Yoorllas Sbo,.... • Exbihhl.. for the bd . -. . 54e. NoYice S........., ·12 aad UDder, ao of Ju. 1, 1994, exbibitloc for the lint~· 54d. NoYice Sho,.... • 13 aad oldor, ao of Ju. 1, 1994, exbibiliDc for 11M f - ,_, CLASS SS. JlAIIBfi'S (MW-• ........,_,.) SSw. llabblt I • Doo 01' back. 55h. LW.lt II • Back aad Doo. SSe • .Y.ueod BUbit . T- cloeo aad o• buck of tloo- breod. SSd ...... Show • - -- ' • ' - Es . Offi- bY Bnod lo ~by the nlaibilor. AU •lrioo oloo.ld L- ..·_...at... ..,..,.. Aupotl. o-IIiao for elwotP"'I (NOT ADDING) ..bblulo Aupet I. C........ auot be ..de wilhiD the brood. NO EXCEPI'IONS. C... will be ao foUowo: 1. Juior - Uadar 6 aODtho. 2. 6 ... a -tho 3 Saaior • 0.. 8 oooatho. L---• obo Thoro will be broad ohew io opeioDol. Tbe Boot of Show will be .......,.. fro• 11M , _ w. .........brodelooo. n., MAXIMUM NUMBER OF RABBITS PER EXHIBITOR IS SIX WITH ONLY ONE ENTRY PER CLASS PEBMI1TED miS DOES NOT INCLUDE MARKET PENS. ALL RABBITS MUST HAVE A PEBMANENTLEGiBLETA'ITOO IN THE LEIT EAR. ANY BABBIT'I'ITH VISIBLE SIGNS OF DISEASE 1VIU. BE DISQUAUnED AND SENT HOME. CLASS 56. MAIIUT llABBITS CLASS 57. GUINJ:A PIGS, HAMSTEBS, POCUT PETS aad CAGED BIRDS . . 57a. G..-PW 1 • You. piaoo::Jit! auot be ........., ... 1be Jac¥"11 butlo aot lobe oUibiled •• tloo fair. 1..-d, uloll>itu od-llo poolll' pootolalaf"' the projecL t::"••• i~,:.. be brouptto .._ J....... butlo _, ... be uhihltcd at .._fair. IDole&d, uhibit u od-lloaal poolll' pootalalat 1o the projecL 57e. Poebt --""·-• ,._ 1 1----' oxb"' Yo• pooJ..t Peto pot alllt be ~......Ito tlooj""Pof~ut lo DOl"' be.....,.,_ at _,aJr, - - · JDtl u od-lioaal poolll' pootalalac 10 the projeeL 57d. Cap! birdo. £xbihilu din ooll-al poolll' poo1oiabtc "' your ~ird projOel. . �· 'PAGE NINETEEN ClAM 60. VE'I'EaiNAIIY SCIENCE 60a. TM Nonoal Aalaol, Ullit I Auw. .U .......... ia poojeet J.ook ud hrilll J.ook 1o juclpaa. Make ud keep a baal.. .-rd of your am..l a1oat1 ..W. ... Aaiaaal R-rd Sheat. Or obow wt.A1 clioeu. alf..,l a opaci(ie orpa or OD aaiaal'o body (i.e. • lleort, eye, olda, .... ) aad ... ....-lloa aeu. . .. 601>. A.iaal Dl-. Ullit II Make a ebulof dioeo-•umc....,u, IMlr .-bodo ofaalnDOO iDio ,..boau' body aad,.. propor ooalrol _,..,, Auw. .U qoa.llou la J.ook aad .,.._, proj-=1 J.ook lo bo judpd. 60c. Am..J H~ . Relallon 1o ... World. . Auw. .U queolioDO la loook aad proaeal projoel J.ook 1o bo judpd. Exhibillo bo cloloralaed by axhlbllor ohowlat! ooaa pboeo of ... proj-=L 60d. n- Nlllrillon s..... 60c. 4-H HORSE SHOW The ~H Hone Show will bo bold Moaday, A...... 15 al8:00 •·•· Ap u o( Jaauary 1, 1994. No~ H honea oa ... hill dur~D~ (air -k. AU ruloa aad ........ lloao poalod la ... ban • ..,, bo adbored lo. CLASS 62. DllAFI' HORSE SHOWMANSHIP 62... No'riee Draft Hone Sbo......,.hip, Allapo. 62b. Draft Ho- Sho........ hlp, 9-13. 62e. Drafl Hone Sbowaaaahip, 1~18. a11o-- Today'olrooppf'Oir••iocarriadoabyorerlhreoaillieaprloialloeUIIilodSia..,. lnaddilloa,lhero are ... T.O.F.S. (Troopo Oa Foreip SoU). More lhaa 30,000 olour p-1o11.. ...._. aad efta work willa Girl Guideo. Girl Sooutool ... U.S.A. io partolaa illleraalioaal--L hio liUad w111t lha WorldA-ialloo of Girl Scouu aad Girl Guldeo lhroup -bonhlp illorar fifty coaalrioo aroud lloe world. GENERAL RULES (AI Roleo MUST Be F~ I. The Girl Soouu co•ider partieipalloa la ... Moip CouaiJ Fair a prlftlop ODd opportuily "' ohare ...ir_pno.-u,lnloreou, aad ideelo. Allaltil.it. aaddloplo.JI ..... . -.....,. lnolfort, oripaa61y, - - . ud Girl Seoul p,...._. · 2. Erery .....lered Girl Seoul, Kmderpneo ........... 12........, ud ..eryr,.tot adCiriSooul Troop In M. . C...aiJ io eliclble 1o •lar a projeelia ... J....- Fair. 3. Tho Girl Soou1 Rep-lali- oa ... Moip Couaty Juior Fair Board ,.... ... riP• "' diocpoa1ily aay article ...ldoeo aol co•ply willa ... ru1oa ..,j nplaUou of ......... Coaly Fair aed ... Girl Scout ""-aa. 4. Alluhihlu MuST BE MADE BY THE EXHIBITOR aad MUST NOT ..... bo.ia uy pnriouo lair. Fair aUihlu abeoald ha aa ou...-.It ol aood Girl Soollt p,....._ a1t1oer In ... .._,, pvwt1o of ... ladiridual prlla punull of a hobby. 5. Any aUihll bolow otaadarda ud aay mil.ll •ubllillad ......... lly --.!Ia, lo ... aad ..... •-bon will bodioqualitted. n.~o iacludeo 3•5•1rJ eon1 willt ... Fl'• bock of ....... lflherelo otdy one uhibilla aay oae cloua deea a o l - 11 will boa ftnt ,t-6. Each FJaay aater no -re .... - proj-=1 pao woold for a 1olal o( 6. 7. Ea1ry lap aUII ha finaly altached lo -~~ uhlbil. PLEASE axhlbit lha fou...n., bolo.-lloa oa a3.Seard-(1)Apolprl;(2)1'r<.p-a•lereludTroopn..._;(3)Worldo(lloe ..... ;(4)Ciuon..M o( Olllry; (5) ud why aade .........larial ued; (6) Any ..... lnforaatlon ......, ......... jtiM ..... (wily article lo pul ia differea1 world .... •aai I etc • )·t ..•leador'o oloould loa pill ap wllh ........... ••-P• .. :;:.r•••• ... "'me• 7la. Noriee Waoton Plouure (C..ter Oplioaal), Pony, All-71h. Noriee y......, l'leuun (Canler Optloaal), Bona, AI ..... 7le. Wealan ~.Pony, 9-13. 71d. Pleuun, 9-13. 7le. Woolen l'tauure, Pony, 14-18. 71(. Woolen Aau..., Horae, 14-18. a-; a- :':\K -Ida, ealrloo auat hare lhe racipeo altached wl................... ud tlinotloae. Boclpeo alllt tal ......ualud - o f ... lapadioau. ~~rio., ... wbole ca1ut or pie 1o ... j ...... lo p....,.l drylq ouL Cooklao aad eoadiee aeed otdy 1o h.... 6 ,....._ -9.1'fo food 1o ponoiltad 1o bo uhibltad dur1,. ... A,.._.,..., allihitor loeldlooi ....... eileuld ha ..... aad -hed lo . . . ...,. ... aad raclpa. Or ........... , _ . . . . . . . . bo ...... 10. No,..,_ aado al eh....,h caap aay bo •lered. Day eouap poojeota eaa ......... u • ...,..p P"'Jeel oaly. • 11. l""Pc will bo ... 2ad Salurday ol July a1 ... Jllllior Fair IIWldia,. 12. Alealriooautbolaplaeeby6:00p.•. Suaday, ... -.ko( ... Fair. Tboealoihlu-ynolbo retaOredboi-Suadayuler,..lair. Alliloolho willbo..._do_botw-1:00ud3:00p.•· Suadoy - ......t.1.... to 12:00. 11. AIL Clot S.O.. Troopawlllloa ........... towatoAt ... janitor 6dr t... t.Oito 9:00, ANY TROOP doat deea aot de 11oeir put Ia ......... 11oe halldtotwiiiia. . . . 6dr CLASS 72. IWNING 72a. Noriee R........ Poay, 72h. Noriee R.....,, All-· 7Ze. R.....,, PoaJ, 11-13. 72d. Rei..., 9-13. 72a. Rlliaiow. Po,., 14-18. 721. ....... Ilona, 14-18. AD...,. lair. a-, CLAIIII 71. TIWL 73a. Norioe Tnll (Opdanal C..tor). "-1 . .U ..... 7311. Norioe Tnll (Opdanal C..tor).llona, .U ..... 73c. Tnll, P.,, 9-13. 73d. Tnll, Ilona, 9-13. 73.. TQII, Po.J, 14-11. 731. Tnll, Bot., 14-11. All !'I'!-. . .... Uit.Nt-+R· •-<Ot'GIROUQIIJ.ZI,Mr..,. ! ! I! c.- ;, c..,.. 14-18. CLA11117<6.1.UIIU 74a. Noriee Ilunlo (Optional c.-J, ....., 992-5432 n.... 9-13. lair-......,_ ,_,.,_,... ......_,. .ila-III.Wtdollirlo ·~c...... ................ ., ........ oi ....... F~o .. -,...- ...... -n. ........, ........ . •ltwil~lloal...,..aadabylloepiolalloe-._c:..,.,...joctl _...,.!.a_ ...... ·u · ol ... , ....... UIIIJ-~ . . , ...... wllllla....W ..... _,. Cln . . . . . . ~- ........... 15. ~CioiS....eaa~ ...,..........,,..,__ .. -· -~~ ~~-~ ~ · Pomeroy, Oh. 228 W. Main St. Tbo fouadalioa ol lha Girl s-1 Pf'Oir- io lhe Pn.aioe aad Law, Seniea, Troop Manap~l, Ci.-.hlp, laleraalioaal Fri•dohip, aad Heallh ud Safely. aoe - - lloro.... lloe aellrtbll ia t.heutt, ia the tao.., aad ia tl.eoutofdoor•. lt'-oMcoatiatiO• pncraaopeatodprii,Stllrouafa 20, iaei..W.,Idaderprte. (apo 5 aad 6) kaowa u Daioy Soouu, S.Owala Girl Soouto (..,.1S.18), aed Gold (apo 18-20). vldp, Poay, 14-18. GARY E. HARPER Phone 742-2592 Cape -Cod Ranch & Two-Story 35809 Titus Road Middleport, Ohio HOURS Mon.- Tues. - Thurs. 12-8 pm Wednesday-12--6 pm Friday- Closed Saturday- 10-5 pm Sunday 1-5 pm HOME OF KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN sro•r, CLASS 71. WESTON PLEASllaE a-. s Family Restaurant Girl SoouliJos lo aa iD(or.al, educalio...l ,....,.., dereloped UOIUid lloeia.._u aad -tool prlo. h lo carried oul iD wilh aduh loaderahip, iaoJ>irialprlo willa lhaldpoot ldaalo of eharacler, eoaduct, palriotila, u MI'Yice. CLASS 70. HORSDIANSWP 70.. Noriee Boo av!Up (c.- Oplloaai), Poay, All - · 70t.. Norioe Hor 1 ·aehip (C..Iar Optlooutl), Bona, All - · 70.. w......, Boo vldp, Poay, 9-13. 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE • AUTOS • TRUCKS• FULL SERVICE AUTO REPAIR FULLY INSURED Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (614) 992-2878 GIRL SCOUTS CLASS 69. ENCLISB PLEASURE 69a. No.;.. Eapolll'leuun, Poay, Allapo. 69h. Noriee Eapo11 PI.uure, Horae, AD apo. 69o. EJI8(ioll ~. Poay, !1-13. 69d. E,..loll Piau..., Hone, 9-13. 69a. EJI8(ioh ~. Pony, 14-18. 69f. E. . .!. Aau..., Hona,14-18. w......, H. D. Brown, DDS and Staff CLASS 74. SPECIAL AWARDS TO FAIR EXHIBITORS 74a. Eapeaoeuhall be allolod 1o a muimumo(5 deiep1eo (cool each 1100.00) 1o 1994 Ohlo~H Club Co,.._ lo be bold la June al O.S. U., proYided ~ ahihiled al lloe (air. Not lo.......! 1150.00. of 125 eoch ohall ha aado u a partial acloolanllip 1o (ov ' 1 1 I • lo Nalioaal 74b. An Leodenhlp Fonuo aad ~H Ci.-.hip Sbort Wuhiap>a, D.C. Tolal of ... lour d.a.,...,;, ia .._of 11,000.00. Balance abore ouhoidy 1o bo peid by 4-H Adrioory Coaahleo aed ... ladiridualo partieipaliJI&. Coa11o lhe Fair Board aollo uceed 1100.00. CLASS 68. SADDLE SEAT EQUITA110N 68a. Noriee Saddle Seal Equllallon, Pony, All apo. 6111>. Noriee Saddle Seal Equilalloa, Horae, All ..... 68e. Saddle Seal Equilalloa, Poay, 9-13. 68d. Saddle Saet Equilalioa, Hone, 9-13. 68e. S.ddlo Seal Equilalloa, Poay, 14-18. 681. Saddlo Seal Eqailalloa, Hone, 14-18. a-. Compliments Of DRUNKARD'S PARADISE • Hone, Pony. EGG A SPOON • Hone, Pony. DOLLAR BILL • Horoe, Pony. CATALOG RACE. Hone. S. CATALOG RACE· Poay. 6. POTATO RACE · Horoe. 7. POTATO RACE. Pony. 8. BOOT RACE - Horoe. 9. BOOT RACE - Poey. 10. BARREL RACE. Hone. 11. BARREL RACE. Pony. OPEN TO AU YOUTH IN THE COUNTY CLASS 67. PERFORIIANCE- SEAT EQUITA110N 67a. Noriee n.., Saet EquilaliOII, Poay, All-. 67h. Noriee Hual Saet EquilaliOII, Horae, Allapo. 67c. Hual Saet EqultaliOII, Poay, !1-13. 67d. Dual Seal Ecpilalloa, Horae, 9-13. 67e. Hual Saet EqultaliOII, Poay, 14-18. 671. Hual Sea1 Equi1alloa, a-, 14-18. awlp, Enjoy The Fair 1. 2. 3. 4. CLASS 66. PDfOIIJIANCE - CAJIT CLASS 66o. Noriee Draft a- Cart a.., AU ..... 661>. Draft Ho- Cart Cloua, !1-13. 66c. Dnolt a- Cart Clua, 14-18. .-.,a-. CLASS 76. SPEED A CONTROL 7la. No'riee Speed A Coalrol (Caaur Opllonal), Poay, Allapo. 7lb. Noriee Speed A Con1rol (Caaler Oplloaal), Hone, AD..,.. 7le. Speed A Coalrol, Poay, 11-13. 7ld. Speed A Coalrol, Hone, !1-13. 7le. Speed A Coa1rol, Poay, 1~18. 71(. Speed A Coalrol, Horoe, 1~18. 4-H HORSE FUN SHOW THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1994-8:30 A.M. CLASS 65. PERFORMANCE. HITCH CLASS 65a. Noriee Draf1 Ho- Hlldo Cloua, All-. 65b. Draft Ho-llitch Claa, 9-13. 65e. Draft Ho-llitcll Cloua, 14-18. • CLASS 75. POLES 75a. No'riee Poloo (Oplioaal Cealer), Poay, All apo. 75b. Noriee Poloo (Oplieaal Cooler), Hone, Allapo. 75e. Poloo, Poay, 11-13. 75d. Pol•, Hone, !1-13. 75a. Poloo, Poay, 1~18. 15(. Poloo, Hone, 1~18. CLASS 78. PRODUCTION - All apo. CLASS 64. WESTERN SHOWMANSHIP 64o. No'riee Weolenl ShowaODOhip, All apo. 641>. Weolenl ShoWIIIaaahip, Poay 9-13. 64e. Woolen! SbowaaDOhip, Horae 9-13. 64d. Weolenl Sbowa... hip, P011y 1~18. 64e. W•lenl Sbowmauhip, Horae 1~18. w...... w...... ® CLASS 77. GROOM A CLEAN. (OP.., for aii~H Hone Pn.jeet Meabon, honeleoo riden iaeluded). CLASS 63. ENGUSH SHOWMANSHIP 63o. Noriee E.P,h ShoWIIIaaahip, All apo. 63b. EJI8(ioh Sbo........hip, P011y, 9-!S. 63e. Eapoh Showaa•hip, Hone, 11-13. 63d. EJI8(ioh Sbowaauhlp, P011y, I~ 18. 63e. Eapoh Showntauhlp, Horae, 1~18. 70d. Hw 70.. w...... Boo Boo 70f. 74e. Burolo, Poay, !1-13. 74d. llonolo, Hone, 11-13. 74o. S.rreLo, Poay, 1~18. 741. llarnb, Hone, 1~18. .......~._...,._~wow•::~ -- . d Ltcen8e Bonded Experienced DAN SMITH-AUCTIONEER Route I, Racine, Ohio 45771 Ohio 57 -68-13<&<& Weal Virginia 515 JOHN R. LENTES Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney CHRISTOPHER E. TENOGLIA Assistant prosecuting Attorney Quality 'liomes Route 1 - Box 43H Mason west VIrginia 25260 -500 ft. belo,;, Pomeroy- Mason BridgeBETSY HERALD (304) 773-5001 Community investment starts here. The Peoples Banking and Trust Company Office, Banking Center & Motor Bank 97 North Second Street • Middleport, OH 992-6661 VICTIMS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM · Phone (614) 992·2652 "We Hope To See You At The Fair!" P,OA~s ~·MEMBER , 1it ._._ FDIC -- �PAGE TWENTY PAGE TWENTY-ONE Coal.eou: S1au Crafu, Slau llald"' ud s..m,. TU..t, Sipiat, Slau Pootulllea-, Safety PNter, Nalloaal Crafu, Natioaal Stuffed Toy, Nalioaal Neodlework, An .t Ploolop'Ophy, ud Priaeo .tl'rl-. . FU.tl'loee - 11.00 Pnaia. A.o.......... fellowo: Coatoet tho Ju.aior s-ad PI-- .so c....,. for ..,. W.,...lio._ GROUP CATEGORIES BROWNIE AND DAISY DMSION (0., - D.S. 1-.1 ol G.S.) Worlol ol Gll-41. Group projoetofs-t.,; Natrilloa {loodudbrc heoluo, or ehuu ou uutrilioa); or U.hh oad Salaty (boo...... poop ...... . . -..... dioployw, . . . . _ pootero ud phyolcal fl-. ~. Group projocu ol-ldat or........ · n.. WorW ol P...... ~. Croup projoeta •• Horitap or lu-lloaal FrlooodoiUp. ~. Group projoeto of N..U....rk (cnwool, ' p olat, hooked ...... -om,, biW,., oad _......,. ~. Gn•p proj- or a....._ projoet. CS4. c-, n.. YorW oiToolay .... Taaxoow projoeto oa Loaov. s.-. Carpo.try, Ploo...,..,.y, ~~aen.e. 'ho. YorW ol ... AN cs.m. Cnup proJoota ......... - CS-01. Cnup projedlel aaa nten .......... CS-09. Croup projeell ol·~ D·reo• enlu. , . ....... ., ... o....t..O.... CS-10. 0...... CnoAo, Aolhldow- n...p c. ,,,.. Nelon Col tlo•. CS-11. o.M.orproJootaor•-ola....._•, 1 ...._._..._......_,~ . ...._ ......,.). , . ....... "'~ 8 - . .....- .. ::::. CS-u.c-,..._. . . ,...._udlaw,mscioo. ., ............................. C:'i: 1a . . Bo.wait ' •cl For J--. C...., I'Njoeeo, ..W- ...~ a GSIOI. For Ce.laaa c_, I'Njoeeo ..W- h"""'"-1 10 ... Bo.wait arl 1 n GSIGI. For Soaian C..., Projoeeo ..W dna ....... 10 . . . . . . . . . r = ' 1n CSIOI. ...... _(....,y,...,. . . . C~ Girl S..1 11'ayw _.. Tnooltlew, c~. ~-, Acliolllee. CS-17. Cea I 1·ljue CS-11. Aaltual c... GS-.19. M' I Ill CS-66. •• I I • . _ . - - . . . . . EEl rt HlaiOry. "- B.r ,_ ieii.IO ~...._ EXAMPLE: ) ' EX.UIPLE: CS-111. Cehuo ... Ploo CS-IU. Cooldoe oad Cudioo- 6 , ..... A'W'AIDih SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY 6. HOBBIES OR CR.UTS. ' •-'--L- We Fill Any Doctor's Prescriptions Pomeroy Exxon Food_ Mart Roses' Excavating & Truckine: Third Street Racine, Ohio 45711 Office: (814) 949-2493; Home: (814) 843-5340 DON ROSE - Owner .--· !. ' -~~·1·~:'!:~!:::.·. .\~\ ,;:, · ,;. · Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992-2955 8. Ol1l'DOOR ICATUU,I. lllnlo; Ill '1 IV V ,.__,_ VI. Roptllae; VII. J.eota. ' ' ' - . · r.tntl 9. HIXINC OR BACKPACKING, I. C..; II. Safety RUe 10. coomc, 1. laolaon; 11. <holcloon; 111. Cae~at; IV. •....L._ v Fin 1. 11. CAliPINC: I. Coan; II. Solety Rulao. • yu. i' .__.,alese. Aa ....... will .. a....W 10 . . , . , . _ A_wlll .. .....W!o ... I..:-"W,.__.__.. ...... dedterpu11e1paatawll ..... aputielpelloaril>haa. The ....rice will he • follow11 . . . . , Is aftllal.la. I. INDIANS: I. Crafu; II. c..-. 2. FBONTIEB: I. Cnfto; II. Coutu3. MODELS, I. Can; II. T-b; Ill Piau.; IV S~; V Pia 11 11; VI IIJ=d 4 AIIT1I Psla.a.; II Oro ' ' ' a • "I us 5: COWCTIONS. ' wlttt; Ill. Corutiou; IV Yor ro-,.; V· lib • _._ 1-. .':.":.'":.' :."'.:"':"'..:-.:-:.~.~.~.":.'':."'.:"':-..~~.....-:-~--~"-:--"':"""-:',~.~·,-"':"""-~....-~~+· .;·.~· ~~::::~~~·~·.;·,. :·.~·l~.!j.l':,;·...:.· ~-..,:_...:,..,;·~·~'~· j L--------------------- ~1.751 en so. 'J'Itora w11 he oaa '1'-'or'-t, t'ntCiua, .... ~ Proaoiuo~.:=!!::W'Sao•llut(l.a. n.., Wolf, a-, Y.W., 786 N. SECOND STREET ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO \ 992-6491 1994 Melp Coaaty Fair Pet Show Frtay, A.- 19, 1994 9.00 a.-. a.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,."' p..,,_ _ _ _ _ _ __ SJ:IIID ~ ILLAJ'fU PWI.l.M E!niLY FEE TO THE llllCS t:l'ftNSIOL'C ontO:, 801 12, POIIUOY,OBIO U76t,Oi'COR BEFORE YEO~~~: AU~U~~~~~----.J he .. followa. A.fl.oo; U. no.... •1o Olole 46769. ........ ~ P-, Boy Seoul Troopo, _.. C.b S.... Paohe ialhlp Coetaty-ilmlall ~oaeloil>ll at._, J •IJJuiorFatr. Aayaalt ......... lo...wt.Jtslta.w--PaaOirnat!IIWlllloa or':"'- aly IS, eo eptoo . . . her_,, ... 1. ROPES, I."-; U.leolo!at;IJI Ho-..le ~ 011eo, Beall, P 1 ....................... c-ty Feb Paa ..... 1..-1o ..... .., ... .._ ..._ BOY SCOUTS Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 278 W. Main Street 1 •••• ~,;,; DEPARTMENT II HORSE PUWNG CONTEST Uot .............. (Ilia- ............ GS-511. Cehuo ..... Ploo GS-512. Cooldoe ... Ceadiau- 6 ....... s..u-..,._.. for a1 a.-• (iuehodlac ,...ttry ...t nWHis) w11 .......... Salladay - · prlor ... falr.Sialla•lp awllhu...:...,. ,,,.., ... s-Falrllead. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1993- 8t00 P.M. ..... --------------------------------------------,1.--..,...---------- EX.UIPLE: ..-":t;: =:=..:,.~ a.--. ,_ "-'--------------l'ltoae• - - - - - - SENIOR 8COVT DMSION (Atoi 15-16-17-11) A.wdnuh-"red leae-.rJ ........ oiiiNwaleoa........ ~for ..................rlee ...... _ From Perfumes that'll make your nights sizzle to coffee makers to get you perking In the mornings, you'll lind It at Fruth Pharmacy. We carry all the big and little Items you'd expect to lind In a lull-scale department stor&-at a better price. So make one atop lnatead of ten-Shop at Fruth Pharmacy. . a.....-. ............ .,.. ..... Aay ...... c-,. ......... Is ........ lo ..... Prlaes wll .. .....W u folowe, ._,.IS. W-eiO; W-15. Velllo._- poe ht d ou falop w!alaeiJle ..... r------------------------------------, ENTRY BLANK CADETTE !LCOUf DMSIOIC (Apt 12-11-1~11) AM-loMolroolloaa•ry-•horeoiiiNwaleoola lou. ~for .................rlee ...... _ . :-:r: '------------------- ---~~~~~==~~~~= S.Y_ _ .... ,.....__.atalliouae. 6.llpel_ ............. lf .... earrype&t.llllilaltle--. 1. J. .....T....... Ciaee, tnWot ......... _ , ................. t.&ealoiJ..:,.. L J........... le flaaJ. t.AJI ........................... ...... L CS-111. Cebuo eao1 P1oo CS-IU. Cooldso eaol Caaoloe. 6 ploooe. .-n~ PHARMACY Puufoo SJ:IIID ENTRY IILAI'ID PWI IJ.OO ENTRY FEE TO THE IIEICS EXTENSION OfftCE, 80112, POIIDIOY, OHIO 45769, OIC OR BEFORE RIDAY, AUGUST U, 1994. RUID fOR TALENT SIIO'W't Ealrluo wii .. Jwlpl ......... l.rco......, ........... -110,....:.. .................... _ .... _..._. (A.- ,_10-ll-12) AM-loMolrooiiOaa-.rJ ......... ofiiNwaleealaprioe, ~- .................rluo ...... _ SHOPPING EASY AT FRUTH 1o . . 1 ............. It at. ....... c-tyF•T.._ ..... I_Io ..... .., ... .._ ...... l.o..-,~.r-.-No JliNIOR 8COVT DMSIOL'C WE MAKE· Talsotl IULII CS-61.D ••-"--udLaw(..U.,....-,p-. .... ) GS-51. Cee=a. . (..... a.,..Wm_., •t.JII<W-). ~doae. CUJ. Ylde C..., s- 0..., Brl\' r, CS-16. llooldt _.. Sefo&y (peep eltew, ........... clleflay, ...._, ,_..., •trilloa t. fonu o1 .w... --------------------- -- Claeel-lae&Cat ClaeeU-Iae&O., Claeelll-laet ..... Claee IV· . . . T..._. (U yware _.. ...._) Claee V • . _ T.._... (U ,_.Mol.,) Claee VI- . . . U - ' ClaeeVD-Iaet . . Claee VIII • 1aet FWo Claee a ..... o..-~""' , . ....... el~s­ NOipu ...... iS' eltuta). Flnt-AW Kilo. N-•·------- -- - - - - ,..._, ______ PET SHOW: ,.,fBIDAY, AIJGUST :19, J.994 ' ,. n..l9M""' .... will ....... - FrWay, Aapell9, 9100 .... ..... eltew- ,wldo,._,_,. es-u. v· • • 11u1oeo1 c-1o. a .. iP-. CS-14.~-~ . . , .. _ ( . _ , , . . . . ....... joeM&, ....) GS-15. - = • !l.wlut(pllow, o1o1 clecloao, ~ paroe, ..yo, .... ) Y- STALL ASSIGNMENTS -......). GS-U.Aodoldee . . . . . ••rl .~ ......... - - a t - p , f l n 'I'll ol• f II ,_..__, ......... ....,.). GS-51. Ha 1 + C..., Lpd,.eat. CS-54. Naton CoDuoth-u (lea- ............. _..., lllaonlo). CS-55. o.loor Projoeto (Wnllto=e,loW ...._, _ .... etallaa). So 1' ....... wllb a bifa - " au fol ' "1 otlok,ltlldat illck, dollar aiuoaL CS...Aa_oha.......__,.. or,.....) CS-11. Cabs or l'lee CS-U. Ceoltlea _.. Cullllloo. 6 p1oooe. 11otanclaj', Aapot18, 1994 -4t00 p.-. - HIIPolcle Slop ~------------------------------------- cs.e.n • • ~,_ ........ olo....t.D.n GS-51. o.Moor Crdo (J•L • I........,,,.,_- ol .............................. ..-.--,iJirl-1-yw, ENTRY BLANK 1994 Meigs County Fair Talent Show n... Daoa.,.... cs-a. ...I ........ r-----------------~-----------------~, Mleoolla-• n.. w• ..... n.. U. CAllES: I. ladoon; II. Outdcion. 13. 11'1LDUFE: I. F'lel.lq; II. H•tlaJ; Ill. Tnpplat; IV. Eadaa1 eel Spocioe. 14. nRST AID OR SAFETY. IS. SE11'JNC. 16. NEEDLE CRAFT: I. LllliuJ; II. Croehee; Ill. c.-.8titeh; IV. 1-.. 11. LEATHER CRAFTS, I. T......; II. Toolt,.; II. '-lac· 18. BASKETRY• 19. ELECTRICITY OR BATTERY OPERATED CRAFTS, ZO. SCIENCE, I. Pla.u; II. S1are; Ill. Sr-1 1V. Other. U. COUNTRY: I. Ct.--hip; II. c...n.-t; Ill. ZJ. ANIMALS or PETS, I. Can! II. Crooootac; Ill. F...ltac; IV. Hou.... 23. WOODCRAFTII. Deeip; II. Couotruelloa; Ill. 11'lti.....; IV. Car.m,; V. Furalhln Raflale...... 24. WELDING• I. Sololsrl.,.; II. Brut.t,; Ill. An Wold Joiat; IV. Safety. 25. PHOTOCRAPHY• I. Blaok oad 'l'lalte; II. Color; Ill. O..oloplat; IV. Prbtt llakm1n V. Plaloola Cutora. 16. DAY CAJIP PROJECTS. 27. NATURAL RESOURCES: I. Protoellaa; II. Coa...alloa; Ill. R..,.,.... 28. SERVICE PROJECTS. YE llEQliEST NO IIIU: SCHOOL PROJECI'S AD ...t.slooald .. clo.. l>y ... MOloillltor wldt ..hollnperfteloa/IMip wltea ...W. Eaolo ..........._ . .y - ealy - • - ~ aatetorJ-" -y • • ao ~thea few (4) .._, Eaolo- • • he laheledufollowon ACE• (1l'looa ...:.) llANJt: (En.: Eaplaror) POST: (230) HOY M A D E • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Tloo Woold ol Peo... CS-21. Herllap or lataraalioaal FrieacLohlp (fuuily troe,- pal, tulaiabJro clioplay, Juliotu Low World Frieacloloip aetmllot). CS-22. FoOt Lon (lie dyU.,, hellk, aad othor head arto). CS-23. Cnwol E.hniclery -" Swedioh Yes ..... cs..:u. Hooked a,. CS-2S. Neecliocralt CS-26. Wea.m, f._ a Joo. (aay ldad). CS-27. Kaittlat oad Crocbetu.,. CS-21. Mid,....._ WorW J Toolay eaol To........,. GUI. Troop Aell•illoo tbro.,P S.rephoob, poolere, dioplayw, p-, aa,.boob, ole. CS-32.S...Uc:arpeatryprojoeu<P-,toyw,cloDhe-,...,u.,trayw,....IJbiokbackolool-, .... ). Rafllliohed funoihln. ,. CS-.13. Phalop'Ophy (pillhola - . . , poolere, oeraphoab, -••ted pie-, oulalabore dieplaJ, eu.) CS-34. Ia.-.. Projoeu ~Je-, diaplay, or aolabook). CS-35. M.cruta (if .....t u a pluotor •""'- utlfleial plaau).·Macr- .....,.,. . . - a - t 6feet. CS-36. Recyelilll, Eeoleu, or Eauru A - pnjoeu. CS-31. Mieoell•·xu n.. 11'orW ol AN CS-f.l. Scalptun ia day, toadotoao, -J. - ; Stri"~ ut aad Wire ArL CS-4.1. CoU,... Mollilae, MOMieo, Striutl Psla..... Paper S...Jpt..., or J...try Coru.ieo. CS-M. Priau (liaoln. blook, ....t bloelt, oiOaell, ralief, po1a1e priata,.,.....Jidtollul, ...W.IIIfl, eu.). S... Priato. 05-45. 1'1oppotry,loyo or a-CS-46. Paiadap (oU or waw oelor). CS-47. Palatlop aedoU..IoU.,(ac:rylie, ehullt, putolo, •uthe-ted or Ia a ..... ,_~ P-d, lak, enyaa, or ...llid ..brolola.rJ. CS-41. ~~.~~~.~~~.d~~·f,ILI(. T"oJ<J JUNIOR GRANGE EXHIBITS '9 992 697 Jt:ICNINGS BEI'.GU:, TIJI BLUIII • Co * I W........ n.. · S.SO P.ll. Eatry , _ .5,00 ... - · • I . . ., lleMl ..... ..... s.. Gu.unJ R.... ror ' " " " - . _.......... a.......... To .. _........ t. T..- N - ......... P.IL Y b I r. " - - 17dt. Tloe ..._ ol 4lnft aoUala clopoaclo dtolr aWlllJ' 1e pel-" ea,.aty .. eaoiaro Nataiaod afforte. Tloeohjoetoflloielletlelo .............. _.la ·--...,m.,...-llJof-"peir. n.u -wiD aloe aflo...t fthoahla aeleallfla dale oa ... nls...., t..- r--" '-lloala <lnftaalouala -" ehoald _....., ,....U I a - t. ... hnodJat-"- ol pod draft...._-" ...... Ia parllooder Ills deelnd: (a)To .............. •al•ollJ'pU-"properbr a..,t. ... illaetiaaol....__.. ..... l I &d forlail ...I anl.e• (h)Te _ _....__... ... uda..taa Ioria..... draft ....... (•) To_..,. hor a•lolp Ia flttlut hor..-" t. dri..... (d) To._.._ ... - " ' • - ,.ut.,aepadty ol ... ...._-" -'-· Tloe co.-.... oloal .... fdj..wlellaa o-, u ... au,... 10 daeide, all 4 do• UW., t. -llaawldt ... _MOiojoetle ... niM-" bt......lleaupoatli I n..yo1oa1•1 I• ... .__..a....W,.-t.t '_._wldt . . nlsu.FelloooeiO-.IJ..-Irwllh . . 6 ,..__, ... _ • ..._.._. ....... h= t ... I .._.._.taaa • ,... ....... ., ... -lerilJol ... ~-•••• n,aay_.....,._, llwwllh . . .....oaoloal .. flaaL Heroeeer._ . .yheoloq allfledataytleeshy ... _ II tl... fw ... ftehliaaol-•of ... eoed''' oiiM__...or .... dq __._ fHoail ........ __._ .. ..._. or t.ed_.le 1o - ' ' ... 1o ........ ,...._, · EUGIBIUn't OPEIC TO mt WORLD. Heroes _.. •olea, ,..Mle= olwlten ........ an eiiPWe ..... lloie . . . - . draft_.._ _tM,,.. ClONDmONI- A-._tloaoledwldt-tW..bwlll .. oaed. o.- ... fwaleh ....... feed. 1994 omo HORSE PULLIN' RULES 1. Tloedlela_ ... _..peDobllhef7feet,:......._ol.._ .... 27feelwlll ..... lo ........... --rope.. ..,.(.-.. .... . . . . . ... 1. - Tloe...._...._ ... •••• tat .......... ...... oloadarisooloalhe ... _ _ 14 feel. Taaiue a.tetaywltltlaaldehoooadarlee wlolle ........ If hooss hIt f aUflee ... pall. J. 'IMrs-wlll he --c~meledaad ..... wll ..................lolat of ... ...._ wlolle at -'a oled. 4. t'nt aad--: ,..U ohalJ he t. ... .._llaa tadieatod by ... j ....... ntu.L pel . .y .. ..._ ........ .._•• ,.......,_..p.._._._wiiWa_............._ u... ~aloooked~ooledaad -11,.....,. .... .......: bspo .._.-.,lhey . .y ......... ..,. dlreetlaa ,.tat. 5. Aay ;...-.... - - • ol t.ed alw ....._ Fad 10 p will .. _ .... au a pwl-" - - • w1ll he t . - ola hroah wltiala _ ...... 10 aaotMr pall 6. 11'lololleor sipaleJoallhep._wltea_loao...:. ... ...._or-mudaa....,ranllfPal stop- ........"" altar ... utpal. 1. AD- • • teUflrot pd. Eaclo- oloal taU fin& ...I--: peD wlolle itllalted 10 lltaoled. om- ..y forftlt-..: ,._ n.w pwl . .y he..._ a110r all-loa.. Wflnl-"-"" pooD. Yo• •Ill taU a fln&oraaoaol pel .......... fw a tWd pd. a. on... w11 .... • 1r1uo .... ........._ ..._.a o~xlhey w11 .. clioq..Jiflud , _ ..,. •-•clad...,. ........ on- ... u .. ......... 9. You will .... ..._ - - l o . . hoebd 10 ... alad ...I .... ,.... flru& pal. That lo afiOr !Ita aM"'!- ealls yaw-. Yoo wllhe.. - - - t . . - yaor &ret-"--' pella. Tloird pooll will he ... ..... flnt. lO.No ............... ateay_lf...._ .......... _.. ..... he~\lhey•aet_....k -" ..... o1ed-" hook heek oa f a r - peLT- • .,.. .... Jodp'a approftl lo .......... 11. Eulo ._. ehelJ he drma l>y o• elm. lloreeD ... -.u I a - ollajary or w.... Eulo . ._ wll he ...... - loolpan t.ltlkM., U. om.ualtel-prad, wloip,or-lo heroeowlolle,.ut.,-"oloaDdri"wldtroaeo..W. IIPt . _ ...... --wllladri- ................ or .......... a - ..... or ...... wlolle ........ No"""- will he allowed lo J-p ............... wWie p...... ll.la-ofbr kep ...... wiDiaa..... eoart...t-t.at ... Molol ... r-..rfor..._,tara ........., .... ,..~plaaeiallta-......:. 14. n.... eloal .. at laas& ..._jodpe f o r _ . . _ .... a -JorllJ' ehell ' I laedeoleloil. IS. WeiP&fwelutolpwloloaD ...il_l •hftheolllelaloctuiO ............. _...olpella aa4 otlllp ... .,........ a pod ...... ~- ol ........ wlllhu • Jodpe .. oftleleleo 16.1\a ............... ,.. .......................................... he doae l>y ........__..,.... 1 to .......... poi.Aaoftleialwllli.. Ill............ wll he 1200 poeade. ... --ODCfl ..._an w.--..... 0 .... .., a.f....._wWie...._ ,.....,..,·~-±'"~·""'!"::':":"!':":'::-:':7.:~:-:1-.~:-:-:--=-~~--. ' .-.- ______ __ ... . :':I , ..._~.,,.,p-.;,.,, •• "" •• , ••• "-···· · ·~· .. , .. ~ ..... ~~ ~ - ~~- . -~ • .;.,..., .. ,.41! '.. .......... .. ,..,.._......ol.......,_.._....., ....... · ! _ . .' .. - . ~·.~~ ~,...-~ ~ .~·~·.·.~.·-~:~.-:.:..'.= ._ :.._ -::...;~:: ' ". . . . . ' . .•. .... . .. . ~ . ... . .: . . .. .. .. .... - ol.: . I: �--11 10. J......y dioqualif:r .........y ........ 11. Wiaaen ...........it to Wood- b y -· 12. Troplay blaUeto wil l>o awvclocl. 13. Co•pelitloa io opa to otlaer bnodo. 14. Soad eatrioo to Barbara BeeP, Bouto 1,1laciae, OH 45771or call (614) 992-78118. lLT-wiDclnwfor: ..,_.of,..... ...... 19. u... alo.oi"N - - " ' ' - - .. or off tloo pulliot fWd or ..d.. profulty..., dloqaolify j ..... or effleiAio- fit. ~- ,..., . .y ... ..lljectod to a Wood- ........ t..t. 8CAUll ON GROUND - WDGB AFI'EB SaM P... CLAll8 206 - HORSE PUU.ING CONTEST DRAFf HORSE AND MULE EXHmiT I--..a....-. o,.. to .... pul>llc 15.00 ... try foo MEIGS COUNTY FAIR QUARTER HORSE RACING ENTRY FORM All ENTRIES MUST BE PAlO BY AUGUST 13, 1994 PRIZES- tlSO- ll2S - IllS- I9S- tao -165- ISO - 140 Horse ,_......,_. .......,.. ....... ! , ,._ ' r ~a.- .. 4.00 .... n....Jay, A..,a 11, 1994 o,-ao-w-1 *"•"=' lltti<Miio ....... lor .... c:-rt-ao-,tl.OO , . ..... for •H''t eo-ty. 01stance Age Color Sex Sire •Y•Ie• SAT. NIGHT AUG. 20, BaOO p.a. GRANDSTAND .------------------------------------, 1. up.......t T - . UOO a... ... odor. 2. U....,...;pt T - -SJOla.......... exhil:lied by bDuolf ia lha o - •iaslo •"'- •ball ha cleoipaied doe Pr.xior Exhibitor. Tha ocoile of polau ob.U ha doe - • u tloa1 for do...._iaioc Pro.lor Breoclor. PREMIER BREEDER: Tho b.....dor willllil:c ......., poiau aot to ex...! ..,;..lo ia tlioopea 1mp ...._, axbil:iied by bDuolf IUldior otloor uhibiton ohall ha d..dpaied tlio P .... lor B.....dor. Tba poiau for da...._ialac tlio P .... lor B.....dor lo u follorn. PLACING Ill :z...: 3rd 4tlo Stlo 6tlo 7tlo Btlo 911o 10ih Seaior F...aloo ................. ....... .....•. ... 20 18 16 14 12 10 B 6 4 2 DuO. ad Jualor Fomaloo .. •. .............. .. 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 I ARRIVAL TIME: W..a.day, A-111, 19M · 2:00P.M. toiO:OO P.M. JUDG!NC: Thunday, A-t 18, 1994 - 1:00 P.M. RELEASE: Friday, A-t 19, 19M· 2:00P.M. (eorn ia llilk ..y ha reloa.d Tbunday oftor ;l>ow). ENTRY FEE: 12.00 per bead to ha paid to tbo Diotrie1 VI Holotoia Club. Entry fo,... .,y ha obtaiaod fro• Show Co••ltteo Chal...a, Doa Saaitlo, 48405 Mo-•·· Stor Road, Raeiao OH 45771 (614) 94924.32. • ---e • ' ARM WRESTLING M..'• We!Pt C"'&-150 151-170 171-190 191-210 211-up Dam Wo...'•O.... Tropliloo lot, 2..!, A 3rd. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE POSTMARKED NO LATER THAN AUGUST 1, 19M. JUDGING WILL BE AT 6aOO p.-. IIONDAY, AUGUST IS, 1994. t:a• ....... I rltnio•'4 t •eo f_._ .... ..._...,a.y.. wllloeaeli BOIISES IIUST llDWN UN'I1L 8 A. .. !IATUIIDAY OR FOD'DT PUIIIUII NO !TBAW nJaNlSIIt:D DMSION 207 - BELGIAN 15.00 Cluo I - Stallloa 4 ,_.. A ....... ••.••••••• ••• .•• •• . •. . •.•• ••••.••• 120.00 15.00 Cluo 2-Stallloa S ,_.. ... udor 4 ,_..... .. ••••••••••••••.•••••• 10.00 15.00 Cluo S-Stalllo.l ,.... . . . . . . . s ,......... ····················· 10.00 15.00 Cluo 4-Stalloa 1 op.r ... ..darl ,_........ •••••••.••••••••..••• 10.00 15.00 Cluo S-Stalloa Foal............ ............ •..••••••.•••••• •••••.••••.•• 10.00 J.UW c....,... Stdlo....•........ ................•... 8 - Jockey ______________________________________________ ~------------------------------------~ DEPARTMENT III a- Saralor C........ Stdlo.•.•..•....••.............•.•.... GnM StaBloia •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• T .....y Cluo '-llan 4 youo ... 0 - ......•............ ......• .........•.... Cluo7-llanSyouo ... udor4,_..•..••••• ••••••••••••• ..•••• .• CluoS.IIanlyouo ... ..darSyouo ••.••• •••.•••• ..•.•.••••••••• Cluo 9-llan 1 year ....... :tyouo•••••••.••• •••·••••·•·•····••• Cluo 1&-llan Foal...................... ••••••••••••••.••••.••••.. .•••••• Jllllior et.o.ploa .......................... ...... ........ Saralor Ct.o.pioa Man. ......••............ •. ............ GnM Ct.o.pioa Man. ........ ............ ...... ........ Trop..y Cluo 11-llan ... Foal••.••••••••.•..••••.•..•.•••.••••••••• ( 8 - ) Cluo U-Thna llaot ofllnad. .••••....••••••.•••••••• ••••••( B - ) c..._,._ 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 aa- Ea.-. a.- 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 <-:. ... .... 21HI,3rd 15.00 15.00 ...-.w. 10.00 10.00 s.• DMSION 208 - Pt:RCIIDON -Sa.. I • 207 (Belelaa) DMSION 209 - GRADE BODEll Cluo 1-Galdiat" Gn.lo ..... s :rouo ... 10.00 Cluo ~A Gndollan...lor S ,_..••.••••••••••••••••••• 10.00 J..-r C..._plo• G.ldiac or Man. ..•.......•.. Saralor c..._,._~ or Groclo Man. ...••....••.• GnM c.lohc • Man............. Troploy Cluo ~lloot _..,.. pe1r (AI a.-do) ...... ........................ 10.00 c.-. c..._,._ 0-················ 00 aa- c.-. DMSION 210 -11111D Cluo 1-M.Io 3 yMr~F A o -....... ....... .. •..•.•...•••.•.....•••...••• 20.00 Cluo l -Malo ....... 3 y.................... ••••....••.....••....•••••.• 10.00 Jualor Ct.o.ploa Malo•.•••••.•.•.....•••.•••.....•...•.•• R Saralor C..._ploa M........ .. ......... .................... B C..._plo• M....... ....... ........ ................. Trophy Cluo ~Man ..d Muio Foal •••.•• ..••.••..•••••••••••••••••.• 10.00 e..- a- DMSION 211 -HITCH CLA88EII C1uo 1-Cart Cluo •.•..•.••.•••. .•••••••••• .•.•.•.••••••••••• TROPHY 15.00 C1uo 1-F...- Hitclo .••.••••••••••.••••••••••...••••••.••• TROPHY 25.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 ,_._lt..._..W.,... 15.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 15.00 15.00 c....,. DMSION 302 - GUERNSEYS l. BuU oalf • l>ora oa or altar A,.. 11, 1993 ... o - f - _..... old. 2. Y...U.. b..n.l>ona ofur A... 31, 1992 to Sept. 1, 1993. S. SpriacWor oalf....... Jtor Fol>. 28, 19M ... . _ low -•tha old. 4. Wlatorlooiler oalf-l>ora ..'tor No•. SO, 1993 ... Won Marclo l, 1994. 5. Fall looifor oalf-l>ora oftor A.... Sl, 1993 ...t Wore Doc. 1, 1993. 6. :rouliallooifor-~>on, o1tor May"· 1993 ..... Won, Sept. 1, 1993. 7. :rearliatl holf....bora a.'tor F.... 211, 1993 ad Wore J-1, 1993. I. 'IVba..W yoorlieclieif....l>ora oftor No•. 30, 1992 ... Wore Mardo 1, 1993. 9. Saralor oftor A.... Sl, 1992 ... Won Doc. l, 1992. 10. Juiorold· ...ra oftor Fol>. 28, 1992 ...1 Wore SopL 1, 19!11. n. s..1or ,_ -..ld - ...ra oftor A. . Sl, 19!11 ... Won Marc., l, 1992. ll. J..- ~ yoor old- -l>ora oftor Fol>. 211, 1992 ... Won Sept. 1, 19!11. IS. year old- ..... oftor A,.. Sl, 19110 ... Won Mareli l, 19!11. 14. F - year old _ ...ra after A. . Sl, lll89 ..... Won Sept. l, 1990. 15. year old- ...... oftor A. . Sl, 19111 ... Wore SopL l, 1MI. 16. Apl- - ........... Sop-- l, 19111. ' 11. 0.. H....,. TM·xwl Poa.I-Cow......, ... ,.... .. 1-100,000,..... a1 lB. Dry C..- tloroo ... lou year ;ld •••• oftor A. . II, lliiP ......... Sop&. 1, 1990. 19. Apl Dry Cow-loon Wore SopL 1, ••• 10. lloot F-In otlnat- ...._. --.1 by l1. n.. ............. ...y ... ll. Pnd-ofn.. • ....,. of._ ........, ..Joor'-alo. IS. Honl low r-.ln --.1 1>y aldloiM w111o at lout ,_ tloat ..... fr • • 14. C. of Sinop. Juior Baot of F-u. by uWJ>itor. DMSION 103 - IIILDNG SHORTHORN - S... . - . . x 102. DIVJliiON 104 - BROWN SWillS - S... ..._ x 102.. DMSION 101- AYNDBEII- S... . - . . x 102. s...-. o.....- .. - Saturday, Aopat 20 -12s00 noon n.- ... ..WW•. 0 DIY......a,_ow IOOY~ ... S50Y~,.. I DIYISIOft 106 - JEIISEYI - S... ...._ x 301. I PI.ACINGI 6. .......... will .. a..MaWa F.:.lay aAor 5.00 .... Rnl a.AII£111, I, :10, II, II, II, 24, IS.·-·120.00 a.AII£111, 4, I, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, II, II, II, 14, IS, 16, IT, 1 8 , 1 9 - - - . . . . . 7.................... .., ....... 1J. LNa_...,....,_,...._.,.~ 9. 0.... _ ................... -.Jao~ooPo. DAVE'S SMALL ENGINE REPAIR SERVICE 608 E. Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Ju..Ups • Repair • Overhauls ···= - . - . . . . . . . . .......... Offering prompt, courteous serviee on your 2-eyde or 4-eyele eNJine ) 253 W. .... St. • 614-t92·3922 ....240-Jt22 • A 11.00 11.00 r_. 1.00 .... • l ,f G II ll II 'l I T.M H.-y (H-*) Cleland 614-992-2259 •Homes • Appnisals • Farms • Commen:ial • Rentals a....,._ DIVISION 401 -ANGUS DIVISION 402 - CIIABOLAJS DIVISION 401 -IIEREFORD DIVISION 40t - UIIOOSIN DIVISIQN 40S -IIUBBAY GUY DIVISION 406 -IIANTA GERTRUDIS DIVISION 407 - IIHoamORN DIVISION 4G8 - tiiJOII:NTAL DIVISION 409 - ANY UOOGNIZt:D BBUD DIVISION •10- NON-UGISTEUD Bt:t:F Ff.IW IS, Third F-rtlo 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 7.00 7.00 a-.. 1 don 7 uf 19. I a...a - ~;.:r.!:::u:.:.t::..,=::,:t.tc. laonlorto ..a .....r..M ...try, - o f aalaial, llirtiMiota, .......... •uot .. lloted o• aatry fo ... 3. of Sire ...I .......... ,~ ....... wilt.ollalited "'--try per .......... _,..ti..J:r, wltlo ao - .. tlooa- _... loy nWwt... Ia .0 0 ..,_ P""'P •trW• .ail:lton wllll>olloolted 1e o.. oatry. "-1 ..:..1 .,..., :. - ....... Ia oiriP cloMM wlllaot .. pandtted to..._ Ia poup •Ia... F Altloaf ·-~·. Corllllca.. a f - ....... W..tlfloollo• _...., ~ ..~....... :... ....;. ....... w~~~ ... _...... ... ,....w~~~ ............ r••-"'-- ' --.---, Maaa. . oa~fw._._ ......................~~a,.,_.r.....-hlp ... tlooproper..._brt •••PMils ....._ . -. . · of eattlo Ia t1oo1t noN 5. IXIIIBITOR liUST BE IIDOIEB OF THE HOlSTEIN ASSOQ.( • ,;_• • ~-·-'-,c'-' --•·ua • • • PBPI&Ia 0 PLACINGS-HOJ.STEINS CLASS .... .... ............ ... ........ ............. .. ... ... ....... Fin1 Ct.- 1, 2, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 ... ........... ..........•.•••........120.00 c..... 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 t 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, IS, 16, 17 I 18, 19.. 120.00 Secood Tlrird Fourtlo 815.00 110.00 15.00 115.00 110.00 fi.OO SHEEP DEPARTMENTV Jim 'IV alooa, Superiateadeal ...d Rlda. Kobleata ENTRIES CLOSE AT 4.00 P. M., AUGUST 11. Wboo •tr:r 1- are peld by ebock doe Fair llorud ohall h..e iho risht to wltldoold pey.eal of pre•iu., UDtil doc exhibitor'• eheek lo hooored by tlio exhibitor'• hau. If checlr; io aot ..tid, •try foo will be eoaoid.....l UDpeid e...: aU p.....,.IIIWLI wiD ho doclared forfeiied to lha Fair llorud. ALL SHUP TO BE ON GROUNDS Bt:TWUN l-4 P.M. ENTRY Ft:t:Sa Allexhibitoro •uot purchue M-l>enblp Tockoto. Out of ColliiiJ Sheep oW pey aa eatry foo of 11.00 per bead. JUDGING TO BE DONE mURSDAY, ro1o.:.., Jr. . . . . Slaow. Sm Geaoral Buioo for furlhar iutrvc:tioal, All;boop ••t l>o reprtorecl. Muot be .....,... , Saturday ......... Won~ 9 .... DMSION 501.SBEENIAMPSHUE 10.00 10.00_;:, 10.00 Seoo..& 8.00 LOO 1.00 8.00 1.00 1.00 10.00 1.00 CLASS •••••• ••••••• ••• •• ••••••••••• ••• •••• •••• •••••••••••••••• ••• Flni l. Ra., 2 yoon ... 0 - 000000 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 110.00 z. a... 1 you.,... uM.r ............................... 10.00 3. a....................................................... 1o.oo 4. E. ., I youo ... older .........•..........•••...•...• 5. E. ., 1 year aad uM.r 2 . . . . •. •.. . . .•.••. .•••. .• .. ..• 6. Ewe, !a..h ......... ... .......... .... .. ................... 7. tlock,lruooay .... l.,..zyouooro_, lowe 1 year ... uM.r I ..................•... DMSION 502-lllt:RINO-Same aaJ.d 1 • SOl. DMSION SOS-COIIREDAU I x 501. DMSION 504-00RSET..S... .w • 501. DMSION SO~DO'IVN-SaaM •l I • 101. DMSION 506-IIAMPSBIU 8a=o _. I • 501. DMSION S07.alt:VIOT.S... •U 11 • SOl. DMSION II08-00WIIBIA-Sa- .U I x SOl. DMSION 509-SVn'OI:It..S... •• I x 501. DMSION 510-TARGU:..S... u 101. DMSION Ill-ANY OTIIEII UCOGNIZED aBEED 8 ..w- ..,.... ,...... 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 7.00 6.00 LBHVIh~, , , ,~,....,llollotlc'Wd'...- - ......_ _ 501. a.. .................................................................. Crud c....,.. ROSETTE Claa.ploa ................................. ; •••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••• ROSETTE • Crud CU.ploa Ewe •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ROSETI'I • a-.. Claa..... Ewe ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• BOSETI'I I THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 19M- 1:00 P.M• . RULES fOR DISTRICT HOJ.SmN SHOW 1. Aal.ala • - ha--.1 ...taoeord.. ia t1oo alribitor'o - " ' liiooofolaoeklat prior to •how. Toha ......loforooaapedlio-.w....._olail:roriapoupo,ulooalo•_, ...... .._ _property of aloiLiton Cort1f1ea1o of ........o1oow1q ........hip ••• ha .......... by ubil:ator whoa reque;tedl>y;..,..__.w.. latloocJu-fortboGt:TOtSIBt:aadPRODUCEOFDAM,w.alo .... - haowaodby..Wbi.... Sino aadn...lw tloooopoupe......- ................... •try il -.!e. Otlior ......, "' 00 -pelitiYO FOUP' lie ....... Ia applloatloa for •try· INTERMEDIATE EMIIBYO TRANSFER CALVES. 0a ..._ Exeoptioa wiD .. JUNIOR CAL,; ... BuD ealf • l>ora ODor oftor A-131, 1993 a...: o•ar 4 •oatho old. YoariU., buD · l>ora aftor A_. 31, 1992 to Septo.bor I, 1993. SJ~riai holler ealf ·bora aftor February 28, 1994 ado- 4 •oatha old. Wiater heifer ealf . l>o.. oftor No•-ber 30, 1993 ad Wore M.,..lo 1, 1994. FeU holler ealf • l>ora aftor A-t 31, 1993 ad Wore O....ber I, 19!13. Suxo•er yearliafl boiler • l>ora oftor May 31, 1993 a...: Won Septo.bor 1, 1993. Spriac :r=rliac holler· l>om after Fcloruary 28, 19!13 ... Won JuDO I, 1993. 8. Wialer yearli111 boiler· l>ora afler NoYOWihor SO, 1992 IUld befon1 March I, 1993. 9. Soalor :r=rliac holler · hora a(ler A-t 31, 1992 a...: Won~ Deoo.bor 1, 1992. 10. Juaior 2 y - old· l>ora afler February 28, 1992,aad Won Sep,..bar 1, 1992. ll. Sealor 2 year old · l>ora afler Aup;t 31,1991 ad befon~ March l, 1992 . 12. Junior 3 year old eow • l>ora alur Februory 28, l991aad before Sep1e111bor l, 19!11 . 13. Throe year old eow • l>ora ofur Aup;t 31, 1990, aad Wore March l, 19!11. 14. Four year old eow • l>or11 after A-t 31, 1989, a...: Wore Sep,..ber 1, 1990. 15. Fi.. year old cow · l>ora oftor Aup;t 31, 1988, ad before Sepu.ber 1, 1989. 16. Apd cow • l>ora before Sep,_l>or 1, 1988. 17. Oae Huadred Tbouoaad Pouad • Cow wbieh hu prod.....J o..r 100,000 pouaclro of .m.. lB. Dry Co"· three a...: four year old l>ora afler A-t3l, 1989 aad Wore Sep,..ber l, 1991. 19. Apd Dry Cow· l>ora before Sep1e11bar 1, 1989. 20. lloot Throe F0111oloo • allout ODe OWD. . by exhibitor. 21. 0.. oad Dauptor · lwo oaiaaolo, da• ad da..ptor, aay ...... 22. Produce of cia.. - CODiilll of two ..U..all, . .1e or fuaale. 23. Herd (our r....... o.....d by exhibitor. with •• lout - that ..... f.... h...... 24. Cet of Sire· Three aaimab, aay ap. 25. JumorlloolofThreo Fomaloo · all own.. ad bred by uWI>itor. s.- •• P",c:' 10.00 1.... c..s...-. Second 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 DISTRICT VI HOLSTEIN SHOW ,.... Henry E. Cleland, Jr. GAl -Broker Pe••ror, 01. 45769 • ...... BUF CAm.t: CASSIS CLASS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• F1ni l. Spriac Bailor Calf ••••• .••••. .... ..••.••.••.•.....•.••. 120.00 2. Jualor Hailer Calf •••••••••.•••••.••...•.•..•.....••••. 20.00 3. Wiator Halfer Calf ..•••••••••••••.•. •. ••••....••.•..••• 20.00 4. Soalor Holler Calf ••••••....•••••.•.••........••.•.••.• 20.00 5. Su..or Yoorliatl Bailor •.••.••••..•.•......••...•••• 20.00 6. Spriac Yoorllatlllolfor ..•••••••••.......••.••.•.••••. 10.00 7. Jualor Y....... Bailor ••••••••• .••••••.•.••..••..•••• 10.00 I. ...t &....., B..U ••..••••.•.••.. RIBBON 9. JI.U Calf .••..••••.••••••••••••.•.•.••••••.•...•• 10.00 10. JuiOr Bd Calf •.••••••••••••••••.. .•.•.••. .••••••.•• 10.00 ll. Wiater llodl Calf •.••••...••••••••......•.•..•••••.•.•• 10.00 12. Soalor llodl Calf ••••••.•.••••••••••••••••.••.•.••.•.•• 10.00 13. Y--..w ............................... 10.00 14. Sp.... Y...tiocliuU ................................. 10.00 15. J..-r Y...tioc Bull ••••••••••••.•••. •.••••.•..•••.•• 10.00 16. Sealor Y..,._lloall •••••••.•..••••••..•••.•.•.•..•.. 10.00 11. T- Y. . oldll.ll ••••••••..••.•••.....•••. ..•....••. 10.00 lB. Crud_. 11-. C..•pha O.U .............. RIBBON 19. Cow-Call a- ...... ····················· 10.00 20. C. of Sin ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••.. ••.••••.• 10.00 R................ _ _ .. _ . . ......... nn...:..:.- .., nne .u __.. ........ u. 810 Y..... S :pr.W uf •p Bod;; iorp .,_., (Qoaarw . . _ , . _ , . . . . . Gs• 1 ) 1. latry r.. 8108- Pvoo 81100 (flnt m paid •trW Ia _., cliYioloa) J. latry r.. ISO. Pvoo 1600 ford ot1oor - · s. Bon. wil ..... ,_a'-............. ..... 4. J.....,. . . . . . otlnatl6 :rouo ...... ............ a- 00 000 0000 • • • • .a. · S.pertnw kM- Bopr 8~, Barhua BBeoe...teae . s, .................... $:....,. . . . . nn. n.. QUARTER HORSE RACES BEEF CATTLE S.,..:.te...:-toa BID B•ckle:r A Vlrtll Wiadoa Eatriooaad•tryf--harecoi...lby4:00p.•.,A_.lltlo........ oatryf-uopeldbJc._k doe Fair llorud ohall ha•e tlio rlsht to withhold poy. . .t of rr-iUIU UDtil doe exhibitor'• c...k lo li'&aored by tlio uWI>itor'o baak. If lha cloock io aot nlid, 011try foo will ha oolllidered uapeid .....! .U premi111110 wlllha declared forfeited to tloo Fair Board. All cattle --.1 ia Molp CouDty ODtored free upon tlio pu....... of -"oroblp tleket. All caulo ouulde M... Couaty will ha cloorpd tl.OO per loead oftor tlio purchue of exhibitor tlekoL Exblbitoro an required to fumlob cartifoeatm to Secretory at tUoo of oatry; aloo lo tho ouperialeDd..,tlacloarp. Arrlnl 11- forO,... _..,CotllawlllhalO.OO a.m. to 6.00 p.m. Suodoy, A..... 14th. Caule will ha rol of oa W.....lay, "'-" 17th. All Opea C... Bool Caulo mllll ha out oltloe ban Ia, 12.00 Nooa W...t..-!ay to allow otallopeoe for lacomlas Dalr:r Callie. OPEN CLASS Bt:t:F JUDGING ON TUESDAY AT 1100 P.M. roU.OWED BY JUNIOR FAIR BUF BRUDING JUDGING. THE BELOW DATES WJU APPLY TO CLASSES FOR BEEF BREEDSo Spriac Calf ••••.• •••••..... •••..•.•••....•.. .. ..•.....•..... Bora oa or oftor Marcb I, 1994 JUDior Calf ••••.••••••....••••..••.•...........••. ... ....... Bora J ..uory.Fobruory 1994 Wiator Calf •••.••...•.•.•••..............•.••........•...... Bora O.tobor-Doceal>or 1993 Soalor Calf ••••••••.•..••••.•..•.•............•.........•..• Bora A-t.S.p,..l>or 1993 Su.... Yarliatl •.•..•••.••.•.•..••....•.•.............••• Bora May-July 1993 Spriac Y-llac ••••.•.•••••••• .•.•. ....••••..... ........ ..• Bora Marcb·Aprill9!13 JUDior Yoorllac ............................................ Bora Jaauory-Fobruary 1993 S... ior Y-liatl Bull ....••••.••••..•.•..•••.•...••..•...•. Bora A-t-O....I>or 1992 T- Y- Old II..U .•.••••.•••••.•...••••••...........••••. Bora J ..uory.July 1992 Cow-C.If Cluo ••••..••.•••••..•.. ; ... ..•...•.. .... ......••. C.lf •uot a uno ia doc ohowrU., Gel of Sin •••..•...••.••••..••••....•.•......•.............. Three a.W..lo fro• tho ""'" ;In s- s- OPEN TO AU.DB.UTHOBS£11. Hor..-y ..........tbaoa ..,......_, _. -y ln••lollowloii _ ,...... o f - . razE IIOI'IIY1 1100.00 , _ - ...... lro 5~ TM Fair llorud wllt.o ...... loytJ.oDnAHba tloooo _ _ wlrie.. andwipeol to I ~~- t1oo •peWIItloe oftloa . . _ u ..U u ,of tloo dri- ... .,_ -11v1 of tloo ..... lftY~ u•• ,.._._-til 10.00 l . LOG PUU: 2. WAGON OBSTAa.t: OOVUE I. n:t:D RUN 4. LADU:S WAGON OBSTACD: COUIIIE ' er.:r ........ ....-.w,.: DRAFT HORSE CONTEST WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17 - 10 a.m. (Infield) . DAIRY CATtLE Saperlaladeata1 Ed Hol:.er ....t Doa S.Ud. ot4 ............ 11, 1994-- ......,..._ Anini..,_, W.._...y, ....... 17, 1994- 2.00 p.-. ..d 9 p.-. ........... Tioanolay, ....... 18, 1994 .. 12.00 ... . ....,_, F.:.lay, ....... 19, 1994 2 p.-. •a:r .. rolm;d after ....w). • Notea AI caJtlo- .. - oiMr. Sot. ...... 20, 1994, 1>:r 12.00REGISTRATION RULt:Sa ••••AIIIIYOoiock ulolbiton ohaD p - t a Cortllloote of lloptntioa fro• tl.o rmpocli•• bnod ._latloa for .U oalaWo ........ Tha CortiiiCAto of R.ptrat~oa for tJ.o ubaa) olad otud ia l h a - of lha iadi.W.... or ,.........lalp ..UU., lha ..try of wlalc.. tloo aloil>ltor io a . . . - . I a - of tloo ................. tloo , . _ . . . , . . lrlo efllolal ................ _ . . ..... __._.,.,..,.,...., ..... tloo_Aa rto:Wo,..._.....for ...pinolioaof..:...lo"' ....._l>yjaalor.¢11 ilan•..,haoilallutotJ.or.•w1Jrt.O...piaa.ll:ro...pinotioa ..... - ...,~y wlllo ~ JH will- .......... "' ...... E.._,._ of a.emptol>lo Jolla Doer.... , Job Doe A F..U,.; Jolla Doe ...1 So. (da. .,_ - J ._)I r..-.y F...., Joe Doe ... Bill Doe. TM_...IIor•.,. ..... .,_ Cctlfleoto oflleprtntl. ...t ......... toclooo. E"il:lton-.M ..... loft . . Co.tiflouoo oflloptntinat .... orw... ara-"lo .. , tloo. ....................... oftloo,_aor_wlll_ . . poralttwlto•,_,....._...,. ...,.._ •try ' - an peW l>y clrooek tJ.o Fair llorud ohall tloo npt "' wltWaolol ,.:r-at ol tlooalaiiNtor'o ...... lo ......... by tloo aWl.~•'• ...... If olooololo- ..Jid, er.y r.. wlllha -Wend -peld ... all p.....:... will .. cloelored Iori II.. to tJ.o Fair llorud. All..-... • .., .. - . . 1 -tl:r u .........,.... .. ,...:.trot1o;o .....,... {Lptnlioa -a~~ca............. tloo-., tloo lrrrod1.w..J ........ tloo •try.) Aa uWI>ItorwlllhaloouodaaEDII>itor'o Puo for 110.00. Allcattlo--.1 lalhlpCo-ty-..1 froo- lha P""""- of aa Ealliloitor'• -·All catlle ouuldo M... will hac........ 11.00 per lamd of,_ tloo p..,haM of u nlribitor - · Exlrillitor •aut .... --.1 tlio ubaal SO dap prior to ....w day. H..Jtlo Certiflcatm ... R.......tloa Certifleatm wlllha ........ by tJ.o ouperia........u. PIMe - R 10.00 10.00 DEPARTMENT IV Owner /Trainer -------------------------------------Address -;----:---------------------------------Phone~---L--------------------------------- 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. I a.... • NOTE: ....... • •liT· Alita 0000 tioaiJ:r -..1. Support Our Youth FRANCIS FLORIST 352 Ea8l Main Sa. Pomeroy, Ohio "l' our F;xtro . T"",('~ Flt~ri ~t" Mf'ilfs County'• Oldf.st FTD F'lori•t t..:.•:.•·:o-iol · . _ . . _ _ . , . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _w-...:.:1 �.' PA.Gl!. TWI!.NTY-FOUR PAGE TWENTY-FIVE 6. Sill Ean 1Vhita Popeora ••.•.. ................. ... ... ...••..•••. 2.00 7. Sill Ean Yellow Popcora ..•.... .. ..•••.........•.....• ...... ... 2.00 8. Sill Ean Red Popeora ..•. ....... ............•.• ....•......... .. 2.00 9. Sill Ean Othor Color Popcora ... ......... ...... ....••..••.... 2.00 10. Sill Ean ladiu Cora ...... .. .. ...•.•.••....•.•..•••.•..... .... 2.00 11. Peek Wlo.t. ..... ... .•..... .... ... .. .••....... . ...... ....••...... 2.00 12; Peek B... kwhoat ......•...................... ...... . ............ 2.00 13. Pock WiDtar Oau ..•.. . .•..•. ........... .... .. ...•. .. .•..... .... 2.00 14. Peck Sprilotl O.to •••••. .••••.••.. ...•..•... .••...•... ...••....•. 2.00 15. Pock Bartoy •••••.••••••...•••. ..... ......•. ...•...••••••..••....• 2.00 16. Pock Soyl>oa.o ................ .................................. 2.00 DIVISION 102-I'OTATOES 17. CoW.Ion, 5 2.00 18. Triwo~ 5 opec- ....•.••.•... ..... .•......•••••... .•.. .•. 2.00 19. 5 opec....,. ........... ..... ............. ... ...... 2.00 20. So-lleaaty, 5 •peel- ... .... ....... ............ ........ 2.00 21. ldoloo llaUn, 5 •.,..._.................. ..... ..... ........ 2.00 22. I.Soda, 5 opec- ...... ·••··•·· ····· ··••••· .......... ....... 2.00 23. (N... oarioty), 5 opec- ............• ........ ....•..••... 2.00 DIVISION 101-SWEET POTATOES 24. Nuey ILdJ, 5 •peel•=• ........... ... ......... ........... .... 2.00 25. Y..., 5 opec- ••••·· •·•·· ···••·····•· ·· · ··· ··· ·••· .••...... 2.00 26. llonoudu, 5 opec- •• .•. . . .••. .. .. . . . . . .•. . . . •. •. . .•... .. . 2.00 27. Colol N"'IIJJ', 5 ~ •.. .. .... .... ......•.. ....•...•••.•. 2.00 Dn:I:Nu;-~~i-:.J"'.la •. .... ....•.. •..•... ...... .•...•. 2' 00 GUYS ud GALS SHEEP LE4D COMPmTION Rodoo: Apo 5 to Adult Co-tul _ , . u oudlt thetooat.aiu a per top of wool or ill •tirely ....Io froa .....1fahric oad loado a hr •,.. oheop or aarkotloah. LoaM-y he her.-ed f.the J...UOr Fair or Op- Clooo aloll.lt.on. Jadpo will haoo their ooloetloa oe the folio.....: Coetaao or outfit ..,.. • 50 palato Poioe ud App.ra- - 25 palato Coatnlaad Pre..atot!o. of the aaiaal - 25 polato x--·· Partlcipaato ore ukod to hrilotl wltlo thea a wrl- clooeriptiooa of the outfit tllaJ are -riDs ud iaclude oaauhi•l ahoet tJoo.oelyee ud their octioltloe. CLASSES I. 5-I 2. ~14 3. 14-11 4. Adult Spo-red hy the Meip Couty Juior Fair 8oud U•-k C o a For fvtloer lafonootiooo ceiiiMI: Michele (614) 667-6;13. Coot ill 11.00. Dwd5• for Reptnotloo loA-' 15, 19M. c- · POULTRY DEPARTMENT VI Exhilliton auot pan:haoo M...,_hip Ticbto. J ....... will he doee 1:00 p.a. Aapot15. Eotriee cloee ot 4:00 p.a. A - ' 12. The otudud of perf«:tloa u ....lood hy the Aoooricaoo Poult<y Aooori•tioe ohell he the pido Ia juclps ud plocias owudo. JOO,U. oJ..IJ he hy coaparlooa Lutao uawortloy ·~ oheD he IP- • priM. Thera ahell he DO aatryfeeehe.pol. AD hirdo he free ,._ _..,.._. ........ Poultry will DOl he fed DOr cared for hy the Board aor will the 8oud he reepaaoli>lo for UJ ...... who-or. AI aloil>lto ohell he the pn>perty of the aloil>l&on 30 doyo Won the data of folr. No ..... •trloe · all PENS. See c-al Rodoo for fvtloer laotnoetlou. Op- to worlolceapetltloa. Eohil>lt to coulot of~ of two or....._ Eoclo !.ned &o he juolpol oopantely.llnod auot heoa •VJ' bluk. Poult<y a1111 he- the vo..do hy 8:00 •·•· Mo...y. C.. he -...1 atU:OO N- Sabuday. I)IVISION 601-POULftY.&C. 1VIIITE LECBOINS 1WN CLASS t'lnl Seeo... 2.00 1.00 I. Pair of Poolloto .................................................... 13.00 2.00 1.00 Pair of 2.00 1.00 3. Pair of Brollon ..... •........ ... ... ...... .......... ............ ... 3.00 1.00 4. Paa of o• or two ........ ud o• eoekanl ...... ........... 3.00 2.00 1.00 5. Paa of oM or two h- ud o• Cock ...... .. ............... 3.00 2.00 •poe- ...................... •poe- ............................. epoci••• ........................ 45. U..lleaao, 5 opocboeu , •. ..•........ ....... ..••..•..'.••••.• 2.00 46. Wlaita Oaioaa, 5 opocboeu •. .•. . . . ... . ..••. .. .••••.. .. .••••.. 2.00 47. Yellow Oaioaa, 5 opociaoao ....••..•. .••.•..•••••.••. ••••..•• 2.00 48. Red Oalou, 5 opocboeu .••..•..•.. .•...•••...••.•••... ...•.• 2.00 49. Plaoatoo, 5 opociaoao •.. ........ .••.. ..•••••...••••••. ... ••.. 2.00 50. Hot Peppon, 5 opocboeu ..•..•............•••......•.•...•. • 2.00 51. Sweet Peppan, 5 epoc~..................................... 2.00 52. &..to, 5 ........... ........... ........... .............. ....... 2.00 53. Carroto, 5 opeclaeaa •. . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . .••... .••. . .••••.. •... .•. 2.00 54. Turalpo, 5 opociaeM .•.. •. ....... .••• , ..•••...•••.•..•••.•••.. 2.00 5s. c... c...uoLen, 5 opec- .....•. .........•••...••••.•• 2.00 56. Wlaito C...uoben, 5 opeciaoao .•... .•.....•.•....••.•. .•.•• 2.00 57. Plcklo, 5 •peel-• .... ............ ...... .. ............ ........ 2.00 5&. Okra, Plote, 5 opocL ou ...... .... ... ... . .... . . ... ... . . ..... • 2.00 59. F'oelol .......... ... ... .......... .. ............ ...... .............. 2.00 H-....................................................... 3.oo n . f.................... _ _ • I oo601J DIVISION 602-L L IIEDII DIVISION 60S-1VIIITE PI.YII00111 IIOC:U DIVISION 604-II.UIIED PI.YII00111 KOCU DIVISION 605-WIIITE WYANDO'ITEII DIVISION 606-l'ln' IIAIIPSWU: IIEDII DIVISION 601-1VIIITE COIINISII DM!IION ~VDLACED WYANDO'ITE5 DIVISION 609.\IL BANTAIII DIVISION 610-.AIL GVINEAII 60. Plo .......... ·•·•••••···•·••••··•····•·•··••·····••••···••••·•••• 2.00 6L C..U.W ••••••.••••••••••.•••••.••.•.•.••.••.•••••••.•••••....••.•• 2.00 62. z-lolai .......................................................... 2.00 63. Squ.oh ....................•....•.......•.............. 2.00 64. Patty Pu Sqiouh •..... .. .... ..... ............... .... .. ......•. 2.00 s- ""' Seeo... Flnl Seeo... 13.00 13.00 2.00 2.00 tlnl Seeo.. 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 1. P....t .. ..... ......... ............... .. .......... ..................... 13.00 2. 1Vhita .•.•....••.•••.. .••••.. •.•••..•••..•. .. •••••...•••.•••. ••.. ...• 13.00 DM!IION 611-CocmN DMSION 612-ANY OTIIIJI UCOGNI.ZID BKUD OF CWCUN DM810N 611-GEEIIE 1. Toulo- ...... ....... ........ .... ... . ....... ..... .............. .... 2. Eal>odoa .: •••• •...••......•...•••• ..•••. ... . ... ....••.... .. ........ DMSION 61~DIJCU 2. Pokia ....... .....•.•••. ....•••..•...•.•••••• .... ..•.. .•.....•••...•• 3. Mueory . . . . . . . .•••..• .. •••.•. •.. . .••••. •••• ••••••.... •. . . ...•••. ... 4. Mallud ....... .•......•.••.....•...••••...•....•..... ••··••••••... .• 5. A:ay Othor llnod .. . . . . ......... ... ........ ..... ..... ..... ... . . .. . .. 1'loW 1.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 65. 'Bauu Sqauh •·••••••••••••·• ·•••·••·•• •· ··••••••·•••••••·•••• 2.00 66. Crooked Neck Sq.oh •••••. ••.•••. .••••••••.••• ••. . . .••.• ..... 2.00 67. Aeora ..•..• ••••.••••••.•••••.••••.•••.•••••••••••••.. .•••.......•. 2.00 61. Bettaralll... ... .. ...•.••• .... .. ...• .......... ........... ..... .•... 2.00 DIVISION '1M-GOtJaDI 69. Dipper Coudo (2) ........ ........ ................. ............. 70. 0...• tel Cov.lo (5 or -n) ...... ............... ....... 71 . ......... Courdo (2) .......... ...... ............................ DIVISION 105-IID.ONS 72. Cherloetoa Cny ................. ...... ......................... 73. 74. Cold c.. ........................................................ 75. (1'1- nrioty) .:.................\ .... ...................... .... 76. C..talooopa, l!.loe.. .... .. .... .. .. .......... .......... ...... .... 17. Cutaloopa, Pwfeetloa ...... .......... .... ............ ....... D~.~~ .... .. ...... .......... .......... .............. 1'loW 1.00 1.00 1'loW 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 s--· PhyiMo Speo-. S.perlaleadeat, .... Delolole 1-a.-.1 Loeali ... Bo. IAWia. Eatriee cloee ot 4:00 p.a. Aupotll, 1994. Oaly I eat<y par parooa par clue. Exhibiton auot pan:haoo M-ha..hlp Ticbto. AD eahibiu oheU he co..,...tly .....dud loWed. AD exhibit. auot he iD ploce hy 12:00 - • Moooday, A..,. 15. Jlldsiac will he ot 1:00 p.a. AD uhibito au.ot ....m ia place IIDiill p.a. Saaday, A..,. U. A plata ohtdl -lot of flq wellpowa opocl-•. AD prod- auot he vow• by the aloibitor. ••t DMSION 701-GIIAIN CLASS Flnl I. Sis Ean of Yellow Cora ................................ u .. ... . 2.00 2. Six Ean of 1Vhita Cora .......... .... ..... ; ................... .. 2.00 3. Six Ean WhitaSweet Con ........ ............... ... ,,,, ........ .z.qo. ·• ., 4. Six Ean Yellows- Co"' .:.. ~ ... ........ ....., .,., .. ., ... ,. ·• ·- · 5. Sill Ean IJI.eelor 2.00 .. ,.. s-Can _............................... f.. ... - ........ ...... ... __ .. •· ••• • •••• 1 ......... Seeo.. ..,.. 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 •50 •50 • •50 .50 .50 •50 .50 .50 .50 . 50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .so .so .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 17. Praaa "'-· plota ..... ....... ........... ...................... 2.00 2.00 89. c.,. ...... plolo ................ ...................... 1.00 90. Bed "'-· plolo ................ .................... ............ 2.00 91. p1o1o ........................................ 2.00 92. Cre,_, Niopn, plolo ........................................ 2.00 93. K.olferPau, plota ....... ....... ............ .......... ........... 1.00 94. llartlou plolo ......... ........................... ........ 2.00 95. plota ....... ...................... .. ..... ........... 1.00 96. .,_._, Yallow, plota ................... ....... .............. 2.00 97.......... 'Witilo, plota ............................... .......... 2.00. 91. ~. plata ..... .. ............... .... .. ...... ... .. ............. 2.00 99. Aprioot, plota ...... .......... .......... .................... ..... 2.00 DIVISION 101 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 p.,. .so .so .50 .50 .so .so .so .50 .50 .so .50 .50 Clooo I. Boo& DloplaJ al Gerdoa .... , ..,. ...; .... .til : ' ! . 11e .. " · " · II '' · ' 82.50 (-•... U")•t-.,_10'-, at lout IOolilfeRalail'M jilo1ooad ••II'Jiall......,.o•.a--.. Uil ~ u•• •J "l'\ t~t'U:t~ ... . 111... ~1' HIU oil roil&~·..\ r t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. "'••U. DMSION -109-LARCEIIT SPECIMEN Clue a.-Lo...,.t Potato .. .. .. .. ... ..... ........... ..... ... . ....... .. . .. .................... ., ........ ............ . h.-.........1 Pw.pkiD ...... ··•··• ···· .. .... ................ ...................... ........ .......... .. ..... . .. c.-Lorseet Wateraoloa ... .. .......... ... ... .. ........... ... ... ..... ................. ... . ......... ... .. ... . d.-LarJIIIII Apple ....... ............ .. .......... ... ... ....... .... .. ............... . .......... .. ........ .. .. .. e.-Lo..,..t Tonoato .......... . .. .... ......... ........ ... .. .. .... .. ....... ...... .... .... . : ... .... ... ..... .... . f.-Lorseet Boot .. ... ..... ...... ... ... ..... ......... .... ........................................... ... ........ . s.-Lo..,..t Cuc:uaher .. ... .. ..... .... ....... .. ............................ .... ................ ...... ... ... . h.-Loapet Cucwaher .. ........ .. ... . .... .... ....... .. ... ..... .... ........ .. , ...... .... ... .... . .... ..... .. . 1.-Lorpet Oaioe ........ ...... . ... .............. ... ..... .. .................................... ............ . j.-Lorseet Sweet Pototo ............. ......... ....... .......... ... .. .. .......... ... ..... .. ... .... ..... .. .. . k.-Lo...,.t Turaip ........ . ..... ............ ... ........ .... ... .. ... .. ... .. ........... ......... ... ...... . ... . 1.-Lorpet S,uuh ..... . .... . ... ..... .... ..\ ... .. ... . . ... .. .... . .. ... ........... ........ .................... . Horticultureud Jualor Exhihito: Bl--1.75 Red-$1.50 Participatioa riLhou wiD be sh•ea to aU Junior catrW.. 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 p.-l...o-pot Cabhep ......... ....... ......... ......... .. ..... ... .... .. .......... ..., ... ....... ...... ....... . 3.00 DMSION 110 11.00 a...1. F...Jt V..,.u~>loe........ ........ .. .... 13.00 :::5~~~.::: ::::::::::::::::::?~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: : : : : :::: : :::::::::: u.oo FLOWER SHOW COMMITfEE ~~~~==>~~~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :~: ~:~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :~: ~ ~ :; ; ;: : : ~:~: j~j:~: : : : _:~j:~ ~: :~~~~;;§ Cloru: Seeoad Show ... .. .... .................................................... ....... ..... ....... .. ..... Wlldwaod Pholop1lphJ. ......... .... ... ... .. . .'.... ....... .. .. .......... ......... .... ............... ........... .... Kana Werry Plac...,t: Flnt Show.......... ...... ...... ............................ ................... .. Frioada aad Flowwo Place-t: Seeoad Show .......... .... ·.z· ........................................................................ Sw JWtlon: F'ont Show.... ....... .. .................... .... ........ .. .................... .. .. .. .... .. Rutlaad Frloadly Jualon: Seeoad Show ...... .. .. .. .... .. .... .... .... ........ .... .......... .... ........ .......... .. Rutlaad Frloadly Ribhea Aac-t: F'ont Show ........ .................... .. ........... ................ ..... ...... .... .... . Rutlaad Ribhea Pla.....,t: Seeoad Show.................. ...... .......... . ...... ....................... ... Shedo Valloy Cloaa up: Thureday AM.................................................................................... AD Clul.o Cloaa up: SUDday 1 pa .... ........................ ...... .. ................ .... ...... ...... .... .... ........ AD Clul.o az.oo 1994 Meigs County Fair Flower Show Monday, August 15 and Thursday, August 18 Theme: "175th Anniversary, Meigs County" HAY SHOW Ed Holter, Sapertaleadenll and Breal Zirkle Spa-rod jolatly loy The F.tr Board oad tho Melp Soil a Coaoc"atloa Dlotrlct Eatriee aoy he aade ot Secretary'• Offoce oa A.....,tiO oad 11 Wore 4:00 p.a . Exhihiton auol purehue Memherehip Ticket.. Allexhibito 0111.01 he Ia plaee hy 11:00 o.no. Monday, Ausu.otl5. Exhibitoro aUII hriatl whole hole for judsiDI- No rouad haleo. Hay hecolllee the property of tho Fair Board oad will aol he returaod to exhibitoro . Judse will take a elide of hey froa the ODiddle of tloe hale for ju.Jeias· There mutt be at lout 10 uhibill to 11talr..e • thow. Hay au.ol he vo- hy tloe exhibitor. Trophiee aad rihhoao will he furaiohed by SWCD. DMSION 111o CLASS Flrot I. 75~ or More Allolfo ................ ............. ............ .... . 120.00 2. All 120.00 3. 4~ or La.. Lopaeo .... .. .. .... .. ............ .. .. .... .. .. ...... 120.00 c..-.......................................................... Flowers and Planh DEPARTMENT VIII C..a..lrpereoao - Poodlae Adldaa, J.- Bolla, Alee Thompeoo, Betty Den, Pogy Craae oad Kana Werry GENERAL RULES . FAIR ft.OWER SHOWS Superlate.....lo Addalooo Lewlo 1. AD elauM .of the ohow are opea to all reeid•to of Meip Couaty oad to all-h... of a M.oip Couaty Cenloa Club. 0 1111 doeo aol h..e to he a aeaher of a prdea cluh to eatar. Eat<y fee reqwred io the ~urc:huo of • _....hip ticket. 2. Jualor elauM are opea to aayoae uader 19 yean of ap. 3. Exhiblton . . ., prepare tloeir •VJ' .... iD their OWD headwritiatl· n- au.ol he iD the hoado of the fair -rotary ao lator thaa 4:00 PM Thanday, A.....,t II. Eatriee ••Y he •ad• by ... a. NO tolepho1111 eotrioe .;...pled. . · 4. Show II will he otapd oa Mo ...y, Ausu.ot 15, 1994. Eatriea for exhibit udjuclps aual he ID the hoode of tloefair ohowcoaai- before 12:00 Nooa ud left ia place uatil the-ad ohow io otased· E•coptloa: cootalaer pvwa ploato ud the educatlooal clue will he Wt uatil the cloee of tloo ohowo oad ... , he pickod up Suadey . . _ I ud 3 pa. Show 12 will he otapd oa Thandar, Aapot 18, 1994. Suieruloeuohowii . Eatrioearri""'slatowillaothejudpd,aarkedforuhibiloaly.Eatrioerea~..d otatod before the ti- wiD forfeitaay preaiua due tloe exhibitor. The fair hoard ud the oho~ coaaollce eaaaot accept the reepolllibility for loot or d. .qed i - ; therefor, the -of •aluahle .-loe io to he diocourapd, oad ....h - 1o t1oo reepaaoibility of the exhibitor. Aay ouch ilea -y he -·~. af~ i•dsioos if. a ouitahlo npJac-t for the itoa io oulootitutod 10 thet the effocll.._- of the exhi!Nt will Dot he diaiaiohed. Thlo ohoulol he doae oaly ia uceptioaal cireuaa..._. Exhiblton are eacourapd to •ark their oaaeoe eatrioe Ia •• iacoaopicuoua pl..e. JucJsialati:OO pa hoth dayo. fthe 5. Exhihiton allOt writa addreeo ud cluh • - · if a -her·.~ the heck~ utry loS furaillhod. The eoaai- will aloo funoioh a 3.S card oa which the uhibitor au.t li.ot aU pl.oat Matorlole ~ 1a theexhihi\. Horticuhureopeel..., ore to helaheled wlththepa•; •poc• ud qnety ...... (Ex. . plo: R-, Hybrid Tea, P-). . itted · th 6. Exhibiton -y oetor u aaay cluoeo u deeirod. Oaly 01111 (I) eatry per clue~ loes ID artiotie -tloa, but the uhibitor -y . .ke up to 6 aatriee iD - h Horticulture C lue:_ u eac ••try lo a diff. . .t oar1oty or type. Tloe ohow coaotiltae ...,..... the riPt to roe ...;.;.;r f....~p edaibitt u ....... ......., to iDe,_. dae elfecll.eaeu of tlae 1how, or where D o oatn• their-· h WlrnDL 7. No artificial plaat -tarioolo allowed iD uy clau. 0.... oad oOCMIOrieo are ~ wed • all ..... ,. c uoedatthereepoeoibilityoftheuhibitor, ADclouee•u.otcoataiDeoaoplaataaterial;-off~rla:J •atorial -...pel where pooolblo. Artif'oeially colored or treated dr..d ooaterialo ore allo .' SHOW ONE Third 10.00 10.00 10.00 Secoad 15.00 15.00 15.00 Wloi.Sl.IS EDUCATIONAL DISPLAY: DEPARTMENT VII-A .50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 s.,.. p.,. ......... ..__...........- J 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 . 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2:00 114. Cololoa ...... ............ ......... .... .... ....... ........ 2.00 85. Maidoa Bluoh ................ .. ... ..... .. .. .... .. ........ ........ 2.00 D~~~~~-,.iim eo-"'· ' .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .. n.- "'-· ..... ........................................... c... c..,., Ia jucJsial of prod-, quality ud . . f o r - ' - wll he""' pWe-....! of lorpot ...._ See c-al Rulao for fvtMr -..11o.. Each oarioty to he j.dpol ..,...~e~y. J....... ·preper _ _,,~qaality, .. oll ... _ . . . . . ofll-._._, .... w~&~..lo. .. Othor .........loe ohowa ~t-ortopo (-" oo ...... or .....,to). Sboe aoot he tahlo pado u d - - n l , IMiupot. I'Ndvce he vo- hy nloiWtor. 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 ................................... 2.oo .... .so .'50 ;so .so .50 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 c.- --,~ .50 .50 .50 .so .50 .50 .50 ao. paid oa ortic1oo - llotod. when ao coapetitloa ..Uto or illtlo the oplaloa of the J..dp, M aay award • -ad or 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .50 1.00 1.00 1.00 79. Sta,... W-p .. .... ..... .. .. .............. ................. Jo•tlooa ...... ...... .... ................... ...................... 81. &a- S..aty .......................... .. ....... ................. 82. Red Dolleio.,. ..... ............................... .......... ... ... 83. Coldoa Dellt:louo ...... .......... ............... .... ...... ....... r::·- .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 2.00 2.00 2.00 c- ............................................................. DEPARTMENT VII FARM CROPS- HORTICULTURE No lo c ......................................... 29. c... c.w..,. ·················································· 2.00 30. Red C.W..,. .................................................... 2.00 31. Eg Plaat ..••••••....•..•..••.•..•.••.. .•...•....••.. .. .•.....••.• 2.00 32. Caulilloww •.• . .•. ••. . . .••... .•. .. . . . .. .•. . .. .. . . .. •.••.. ... . . .. . 2.00 33. T o - , Red, 5 opec- •.. ..• ..•..•..••..•••••...•.. .••. 2.00 34. T o - , Yellow, 5 opec-. •..•. ...•..• .... .•.•••.. .• ••• 2.00 35. Toaa-,1Vhita, 5 opoc!a=o ...... ......................... 2.00 36. To..-, P. . Red, 5 opec ..... ...... .......... .......... 2.00 37. T o - . P - Yellow, 5 2.00 38. Toaa-, Cllorry, 5 2.00 39. T - - . IJI.Color •..••. ...•...... ........ .•.............•...• 2.00 40. c.... Pod Polo Bouo, 5 opociaoao ....•• ..•.••••...••..•• 2.00 41. Yard Lo.. Polo Bouo, 5 2.00 42. Yellow Pod Polo Beau, 5 opocboeu .....•...••••••...•••.• 2.00 43. c... PodB..UO....,Sopocboeu •... ..........••....••. 2.00 44. Yellow Pod Buololleaao, 5 opoc~a.. ...................... 2.00 Vlrpl Wllldoa Saperillteadeal, aad Dr. Do. . . Ruler aad Robert I..wlo. 2. •poe' 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 DMSION 801-ADULT Clue 1: W.... Wheel ........ ...... ...... .. ............ .... ........ .. ........ .. .. Arr..,..,..., Showias Motloa Clue 2: Bam Raiolll8 .. ......... ........ .. .. .. ........ ...... ...... .. ............. .... .. Creoti.. Muo (SPECIAL) Clue 3: Los CahiD ia W~ ...... ...................... .. .......................... ... Ru.otie (lac:ludms wood) Clue 4: Outdoor phuoohlll8 .. .... ........................ .. ................ .. .. .. ...... .. ...... ............. Ahetract Clue 5: Cireuit Rider ...... ............... .. .................. ............... .. ....... ... Reiipou.o iatarpretatloa . Clue 6: Flat Boau ...... ........ ...... .. .. ........................ .. ....... lac:orporotias ooaethias froa riClue 7: Noli .. Aao.ricaa .. ........ ............ .... ...... .. ................... ............ Uoms ladiaa lan..._ Clue 8: Little Red School H..... .................. :.... .................... ........ .. ...... ........ Featurias Rod DMSION 802 • JUNIOR Clue 9: l'lo.:hias horoeoboeo ...................... ........ .. ................ .. ................ .. . Uoms Horoeehoa Clue 10: Jwap Rope .... .... .... ...................... ................ .. .... .. ..................... Showias Motloa SHOW TWO DMSION 803- ADULTo Clue II : Happy A:aaiYeroary · 175th ...... .... .......... .. ...... ...... ...................... .......... .. Still Lifo Clue 12: Wuh Day .................... .... .. .. .............. .. .......... .. ........ .... .. .... .... .. Featurias Wloita Clue 13: Suaday Picaic .. ...... .. .... .... .................... .. .......... .. ........ .. Arr_....,, u.oms Buket Claoo 14: Quatias Bee ........... ........ ........................................................ Mue A...._..,, Clue 15: H""eat DiDaer ................ ............................... Fruito aadlor Veptahloe witlo Oow-. Clue 16: Douh~ W~ioos Bias .... .............................. .. ..... Moden Satalitic clooip (SPECIAL) Clue 17 : CourllajJ Lipt .................................... ...... ........ .. ...... . Arr_....,, u.oms caadle(o) Clue 18: Foraero Alaoaoc ...... .. .......... ...... ........ .... .................. ...... ... C.......t orre 1 .,, DIVISION 804 - JUNIOR . Clue 19: School Do yo .. .. ............ .. .. ...... .. .... .. .... .. .............. .. ........ .. .. Arraap-1 ...U., olata Clue 20: Morams Prayero ................ .................... ........... Arr..,..m.,.t uoms I, 2 or 3 flowero DMSION 805 - HORTICULTURE SENIOR Clue 21 : Special New Variety of Lady Lo ..ader (Moadoy oaly) Clue Z2: M.....lolo: A. l..arp B. S...U Cluo 23: Ziaaia: A. Coctu.o; B. Dahlia F1owered; C. Mlalature; ud D. CoU«:tioa of three Clue 24: Dahlia: A. Cactu.o; B. Docoroti•e; C. BaD; ud D. PoaPoa Clue 25: Gladioli: uy color Clue 26: Coloeia: A. Pluaed; B. Creeted Clue 27 : Roee: A. Hybrid Tea; B. Miaiature; C. F1orihuada PO'ITED PlANTs, Not oYer 8" pota. Should he left ia place util tho ud of hath ohowo. • No hoasias plaato, pleue Claoo 28: Foliap Clue29: F1owerioos • Clue 30: Succuleoto Clue 31: Cactu.o DMSION 806 • HORTICULTURE - JUNIOR • Some Botlo Showo a... 32: Zimoia, Dahlia Flowerod Clue 33: M..... loloae Claoo 34: Roedoide -terial 3 to 5 opocboeao (Up to 18" tall) DMSION 891 • HOmCULTI1RE • SENIOR SHOW II ochedule oo Moado:y'o ohow Clue 35: New Variety Suaflower · Park'• "Suaheaa" (Tiaanday oaly) DMSION 808 • HORTICULTI1R£ JUNIOR Cia.. 36: Special Educatioa Diopley: Rock Pluton (Shedo Valloy) lorP s- !• e~RANCEMENTS ARE NOT TO BE MADE ON THE SHO't(,TABLES. Loot alautoadju.otmeato ohoulol he _... oa the worlt tahloe. f · ~....... Judt!ias 9. Th. .h o _ will he clearod ot 12:00 Nooa ohow day to prepare the roo• or~~-.... ·u .by the Slaadard Syoua ..,..rdl.. to the OHIO ASSOCIATION OF CARDEN CWBS Haad ., bop. 1:00 pa -1o ohow daJ. Decloioe of the Judplo nNAL. ad h aloil>lto will.....;. iD p1..e 10. The potted plaato, edDCOtioul uhiblto U ,..U U the - O I OW Suaday ot 1:00 pa tho i>J uhib'tlas 1 II. AU pleooto ;..t ~ ow...d ud II"""' hy the Exhibitor for the laot- - • on • All plaat- .,1111 he furalohed by the ..hibitor. · J.hed eleoa udall oooterialo e1eoa aad 12. No olio or oa follap. Polo au.ol he ocno woll.-aed ..... Ia • 'J'DiartlPI coa~~ ..~. ue'---' to opocillo: clubo u dioploy '13. The Ed-tio-' Clueee an DOl for co•..--IIOD, "" are ...••triee. TMJ will ....U. Ia place IIDiil Suadey · . ~ .__ thaa iachce or loa &ad ., tailor thaa 48 21 14. C.._ wiD ellow · - f o r ornapooaalo DO....,.. ••til EWING. FUNERAL 'HOME 108 Mulberry Ave. • Po111eroy, OH. ';t"...r-"tod n.5ii. . . . 992-2121 .... ESTABUSHED IN 1913 .-..or • ·•-ofthefollowilllriloho•:Boot•fShow,l-" 15. No-....-a1 t-Jwla____ . · Boot of Shew • t1oe Cr.IIWIJ .Award. wtl ..._ot_....... . .... s.• SINJ. . IIOIIftCUtTUII ~AilS ..........s.• SINIOa . smoa ~SHOW ................................. I · m liST or sHOw ....................... OFFERING Mi:.ED t• AIUIIGIMENTS C:.U11¥1TY .AWAD ...... :................................ •.: """'" liST or SHOW .................................. 2• JIOOOaiiiSiaYIIIST or SHOW .................... I .• JUNioa IIOmaJL'nJU SWDPST.AIJS .......... I •• ................ .,. JUNioa BOKOIIAILI...,rnOIC ....................... I.• AoWa ........ - W.L'II Dignity •ad Seryiee Always • ......... . .'· H. ; hilt·•-. ' MID • :1 1 �- PAGE TWENTY-SIX DEPARTMENT IX - Domeetic Arb Ch.irpcnoaa: Ly Fredorlck aad Lrea Lodwlek S.poriateod..a A.W.... 1.-io DOMESTIC ARTS RULES .. I. ENTRY FEE: M..harehip tiekot. . 2. AU eatrioo .,.., ha .ado by 4:00 P·•· Thuradoy, A-til, altha aecn&ary'o offiea. 3. Eatrioo oa the_,....,., book caaDOl be chaDf!od ualoao aha fauh of the oecretary. 4. No . . re thea oae (1) •try iD the .... claao by .... penoa. 5. AU work •uol ha by the .UU.itor. 6. Aa article ealered iD the wro... cluo wiU aol ha judpd. 7. Articloo caa oaly ha ealered iD •ioeeUa...,.,.. if appropriale cluo ia aotlioted. 8. New work aB<I idaoa wiD ha IP..• profereace. Cleaaliaeao wUI be coaoidered iD awanllDfl • pre•iu .... 9. Articloo wiDalDfl ril>hoaa witllia the put 2 yean wW ha excluded. 10. AaythlDfl .--.od hafore SuB<Iay, A...,..a 21 wiD forfeit proaiu•. 11. Articloo . .y ha broucJstto the de•ootie arlo dioplay iD the Senior Fair Buil.W., betweea 9 a .•. aad 12 nooa oa Saturday, A...,..a 13th with entry tap aecurely futeDed. IZ. JudtPal wiD ...... atl2:30 P·•· Saturday, A-tl3. 13. Exbibiton are reapoaaible for claU:elDfl their work b e - I aad 3 p.ea. SuB<Iay, A - t 21. Nothias••y be re.o..l Wore thil li..e. 14. See Geaerel Ruloo for further iDatruetioaa. 15. Ce01oaittoe ia DOl .._.,aaiblo f o r d - or loaoo. 16. No Boot of Sloow Aweudod to Profoooioaalo 17. Judei"' Cloaod · JUDGING IS All FOU..OWS: Ap......,....lO~t / Stylo-lOparcaat Wor ......laip-50 ~· ' Matorialo-30 pcrceat Boot of oloow _ ..... wW ha awarded ao folloWI: ROSETTE Pluo 13.00: Sewiatl· Ito 27 Croe ......... - 54 to 59-29, 34, 63, M Neodlecraft-28 to 47 Quilt. - 69 to 84 KailllDfl· 65 to 68 Alpaaa- 65, 48 to 53-60 to 62 Plctureo - 85 to 94 Hobby Co.- - 95 to 108 J DmSION 901-CHILDREN'S CUYJ111NG . . to 9bo 6 Cluo 1 - Child'• Play Dr-, eottoa or blead, 1 or 2 piece ...... Cluo 2 - Child'• Bat.. 0..., 1 or 2 piece .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..... Cluo S - Daeorated T -Shirt, haB<I•ado .. .... .. ........ ......... ... Cluo 4 - Plaia T-Shirt .................................................. Cluo 5 - Child'o Sloorta ................................................. Cluo 6- Cllild'o Slo:opwaar ............................................ Cluo 7 - Otlooo: tloaaliated .......... .. ................ .... ........... CHILD'S CLOTHING - 7 to U yeare Cluo a - Play Dr-, colloa or hloed, 1 or 2 piocoo .... .. .. .. .. .. Cluo 9- lieu. Dr-, I or 2 ploceo ................................. Cluo 10- Doconted T-SIIirl. loo.....do .......................... Cluo 11- Plaia T-Shirt ................................................ Cluo 11 - Child'• ....... ................................ .............. .. C1uo 13- Sloopw... ................ .......... .......... ................. Cluo 14- Otlooo: thaalioted ...... .......................... ...... ... 2.00 2.00 1. 75 1.25 1.25 1. 75 1.25 1.75 1.75 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.25 .75 .75 1.25 .75 2.00 2.00 1. 75 1.25 1.25 1. 75 1.25 1.75 1.75 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.25 .75 .75 1.25 .75 DmSION 902-ADULT CUYJ111NG Cluo 15- I.dloo Dr- - CoUoa.,. blead, I or 2 pc . •...... ..... 2.00 Cluo 16 - I..dioo o.-ap Dr-, I or 2 pe.o. •• •••• •••••• •.•••• •. . . 3.00 Cluo 17 - Lodloo Fo.-..1 Dr- ....................................... 3.00 Cluo 18- Lodioo Blo- ...... .............: ............ ........... .... 1.75 Cluo 19- Adult T.ftiru ..••.......•••.•.•....••.••••..........•••...•. 1.50 Cluo 20- Adult T-olW-t, Doconted .•.•.•. .•. ...•.•.•....••.••••.•.• 1.75 Cluo Z1 - Adult Slooru . . . •.• ..••• .. ... ... . .•••....... .•••• •. .. . .• .•• . . . I. 75 Cluo ZZ -Adult Sl.eluo ••••.. .............. ...••••.••..... ........ ... ..• 1.00 Cluo 23- I..dioo' Suit - Slocluo or Skirt .. .....••. ...........•....... I .75 Cluo 14- I..dioo' Pnctical Aproa ...............•....••...•......••• 1.50 Cluo 25 -l.aclioo' F...,y Aproa ........................ .•...•.....•••• 1.50 Cluo 26- M•'• Mioe.................................................... 2.00 Cluo 27 - l.adioo' Mioc ........... •. ........... ... ..... .... ••...........• 1.00 DmSION 90S-NUDLECJIAFI' Cluo Z8- I PilloweaM (..broidered)................ ............... I.75 Cluo 29- I Pillo- (crochet trilll) . ..... ........ . ..............•. I. 75 Cluo 30 -I Pin.- (paiated) .............. •. .. ..•. .•.........• .. • 1.75 Cluo 31 - I Pillo- (crooo otikh) ...... ... .•.... .•.......•. .... ... 1.75 Cluo 32 - Cuolaio~t-Crooo llil<h or Claickea Scrakh .....•••...•. 2.00 Cluo 33 - C...llioa-Co...,ted Croaa otil<h ........ .•. ... ........... .. 1.00 Cluo 34lalo.-Crocbeted ...... ····•···•• ·········· ......... •.• ... 1.00 c~uo 35~a~o.--pr~~~ted (quilted) ...•.. ...................•. 2.00 Cluo 36- Cuohioa-{Crewel) .......•••.••...............•••....•..••••. 1.00 Cluo 37 - Cuolaioa-(p.klawork, quilted) .......•.... ... ....•••••••• 2.00 Cluo 38- Cuohioa-{•i-11·--) ................ .................. 2.00 Cluo 39- Tahieclo .. (paiated) •••..•.............•..•...•..••••...... 2.00 Cluo 40 - Tahleclo.. (..broidered) ................................. 1.00 Cluo 41 - Dr...! DoD - Baad•ade ................................. 3.00 Cluo 4Z - Pvclouad Doll- Rand•ado ClotiUac ................ . 1.00 Cluo 43- PM looldor (I) .•.••.................•.•........... ..........•• 1.50 Cluo 44- Stodfod Toy •••••.•.•.•••••• .•••....•.....••..•...... .•••..... 2.00 Cluo 45 - Stodfod Aaloul ...... ..... ... .. . .. . . . . ... . ......... .. .. ...... 1.00 Cluo 46- Back W•mrc (I to..!)..... ..................... ......... I. 75 Cluo 47 - Mlec. No elotlli"', kaiW.., or crochet .•.....•.••••.••• 1.50 DmSION 904-CIIOCHt:T Cluo 48- Craaay Sq-re Alpu .•••..•.•.•••..•••.. ....•......•.... 3.00 Cluo 49 - Ripplo .up.. ............................................... 3.00 Cluo 50- SIMIJ .up.. ................................................. 3.00 Cluo 51 -Mixed Stile.. .up.. ....................................... 3.00 Cluo 5Z - Mil c I .up.. .. .. .. ............. .... ... ...... ...... 3.00 Cluo 53 • llodop.-.1 . ..... ...... •••. ... .. . .... ... .. . . ... .. . . .. . .. . .. . ... Cluo 54- VM or S..,_ ............................................. 1.00 Cluo 55- Croellat trt.louido(l) ••••••.••••••..••....... 7........... 1.50 Cluo 56- Doily- 14" ........ •••••••••••·•··••••·•·••·•••· ·••••·· ·•·· 1.00 C1uo 57 - DoUy- o - 14' •• .••• ••••••••••..••••••••••. •..••..••...••••• 1.15 c... c... . a.oo Cluo 58 -llelolao ... ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• •••••• 1.00 C1uo 59 - Croeloated pot looW. (I) ••••••• •. •• ••••••. .. .. . •••. . .• . .•• 1.50 Cluo 60 -llahy eiP.. -...., ................................... 1.00 Cluo 61 - Bahy . , _ - aW ......................................... 1.00 Cluo 62 - Bahy.,.... - ... •• .. ......................... .... 1.00 Cluo 63- " - o r Tolo S., .......................................... 1.50 . C1uo M - Mloc 1.50 DmSION 901 - KNI'I"I1NG 65 -.up. ........................................................ 1.00 Cluo 66- S..a. or V• ...................... ....................... 1.50 n.-• .. .. ... ..... .. .. .......... ...................... c.... c~uo 67- Bahy s-... Set ................... ::.~ .................... 2.00 Cluo 68- Miacella-uo .................. ............ ...... .. ........ .. 2.00 DMSION 906- QUILTS (m- he quilted) C.... 69- Outli• embroidery Bahy Quih ......................... 2.~ Cluo 70 - Croao otikh Bahy Quilt .................................... 2.50 Cluo 71 - P.... Priated Bahy Quilt .... ........ ....................... 2.50 Cluo 7Z- Plocod Bahy Quilt .................. ......... ..... .......... 2.50 Cluo 73 - Mlacellaaoou.o Baby Quilt ................................. 2.50 Cluo 74- Cottoa Pakhwork Quilt .......... .... ..................... 5.00 Claao 75 - PaiDted Quilt ................................................ 5.00 Claao 76- Croao otikh quilt ............................................ 5.00 Claao 77 • OutliDo otikh Embroidered Quilt .............. ........ . 5.00 Claao 78 • P....Priated Quilt .................. ............ .......... ... 5.00 Claao 79- Applique Quilt. ........................ ........ ...... .. ...... 5.00 Cluo 80 - Miacdlaaeouo Quil .... ..................................... 5.00 Claao 81- Miniature Quilt- not o•er 18" .................. ...... .... 2.50 Cluo 82 • Comfort, tied .......... .............. ........................ 3.00 Claao 83- Pakhwork WaD HanpDfl .............. .. ................ . 2.50 Claao 84 - Pre-priDted WaD HansiDf~ ...... .. ................. .... ... 2.50 DIVISION 907 - HOBBY CORNER (pictureo lhl6 or under) ........... .... . .............. .... ........... . Cluo 85 • Ceuated croao otikh picture ................ ... .......... 1. 75 Cluo 86 - Colored Embroidory pidure ...... ...... .... ............. I. 75 Claao 87 • NeodlepoiDl picture ........................................ 1.75 Claao 88 - Crewel picture ............................................... I. 75 Clue 89- Painted- ao eaa•u picture .......... ... ... ... ... ....... . 1.75 (pictureo o•er 11d6) Claao 90 • Colored E•broidery picture ... .. .. .. .. . . ... .. .. .. .. .. .. . I. 75 Clau 91- Pai.ated- DO caa•u- pklure ......... ... ............. .... 1.75 Cluo 92 - NeodlepoiDl picture .... ...... ........... .... .... ...... ..... 1.75 Claao 93- Crew:,ricaure ... ; .... ........ ...... ................... ...... 1.75 Claao 94- Coua Croao Sukh Picture ............................ 1.75 Cluo 95 - Puree or tole l>q (other thaa lilted) ................... 1.50 Claao 96- StaiD..! Cere•ic (1 pc) .... ........ .. .................. .... J.50 Claao 97- Claaod Ceramic (1 pe) ..................................... 1.50 Claao 98- Woodcraft- ""dor 6' ...................................... 1.50 Claao 99- Woodcraft- 7 to 18' .... ................ ............... ..... 2.00 ClaaolOO- Plutic C..•u IOOA - Bo,_J,old Articlo .......................................... 1.25 IOOB - ~ Docontiea .................. ................... 1.25 IOOC(DOt o..r 6') ...... .......... .................... 1.50 IOOD- Straca.n (7" to U') ....................................... 1.75 Cluo 101 - Croellat..! Baoluot ..... , .................... ............... 1.50 Cluo IOZ • llukot (,.._ 15') ao croc:loet ................ .......... 1.50 Cluo 103- Baoluot (o- 15') ao crochet ............................ 1.50 Cluo 104- Daeonted Straw 1.50 Clua 105- W._.. - Otlooo: M.aarial ................................ 1.50 Daeorated for aay loollday .................. 1.50 C.... 106Cluo 107 -Gift WrappiDc ............................ ...... ........... 1.50 Cluo 108 • Aaytlolq DOtliated ........................................ 1.25 c.... 109- ReCycled 1.25 s.._._ w.................................... w,_.. - Craft............................................. 1.75 2.50 1.50 1.25 1.25 1.50 1.25 1.50 2.50 1.25 1.25 1.75 1.75 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .75 1.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 2.50 1.75 1.25 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 2.00 1.50 1.00 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.00 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 1.75 1.25 1.75 2.00 1.75 1.25 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.25 1.25 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 1.50 1.00 1.50 1.75 1.50 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.75 z.oo 1.50 1.50 1.25 1.25 2.25 2.25 2.25 2.25 2.25 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 2.25 2.50 2.25 2.25 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.75 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.25 1.50 . 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.00 1.00 .75 .75 1.00 1.25 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .75 .75 DEPARTMENT X- AMATEUR PAINTING P·•· cJ'ss .......................................... G. Laad.apo .......................... .......... .................... H. AabuJ Study .. .. .... ...... .. .... .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .......... .... .. I. Floral Study ...... .. .. ...... ............ .... .. .. .. .... .... ......... CLASS 4 - OTHER IIEDIA J. Pa.ll, Pa aad lu, or Cnyoa ...... .......... .......... .... DmSION 1002 -ADULT PAINTING - • · • CLASS S -OIL PAINTING It l.ouodo.pa ................................... ..................... 4.00 4.00 4.00 flecoB<I 3.00 3.00 3.00 'I'IIW 3.00 3.00 3.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 3.00 3.00 3.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 . 3.00 1.50 4.00 L Aaaal S..., ..................................................... 4.00 00 ~:Y'l.iC"rAiimNG 3.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 ................................... "' N. r....~o.p. ...... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 4.00 0. Aal.al Study .. .... ...... .... .......... ...... .... ...... .... ....... 4.00 00 ~~,SA'tla--cowii cJ'ss .......................................... 4' a·• Aaioaal ~J"' ...... .................................................. 4.00 Study ................ ..................................... 4.00 crlss~-liEDiA···········--··--···----··--·--···------··· 4.00 T. P..U, .._ aad lu or C..yoa ...... ......................... 4.00 il Dol n~po•il»le for IN. or ....... DMSION 1102 - L l a _.. (9d2) (COLOR) AU claaaoo .... u C.... 1101. DMSION 1103 - Saapelaot 9bo (4..6 .,. amaDer) (COLOR) Claoa 1 - Melp Couaty Fair BapJ>ODiato, Tak.. duriDf11993 Fair .............. 1.50 BEST OF SBOW1 Will ha _,...... hom a! aloo•o olllria. BEST OF SHOW: ............................................................................................ RESERVE BEST OF SHOW ............................................................................. DEPARTMENT XII .75 83.00 S.OO BAKING and CANNING Chairpenoa - Gay Ana Barke M..a be r.plossd oa Anpol 10 a 11- by 4 P.M. Calllled p>do •uot ha Ia plaea by 12 NSaturday,Aupot 13. ArticlooCUMtbe,....•od halon I P.M. SuB<Iay,A.....tU. Aaoxldbilor-J eatea-oao..Whit . . . .lo ...... Mutha.adeor......dl993orl994.PiatorQurtjanoxooptDioriJoioa 1201. M..borohlptieWto•a.. Doaotco•wlldo. Dopa.a-twW beeloaodfor j ........ Judei"'at 1:00 Moado.y, A..... IS. PRESEIIVES, J,UJS, JElliES, PICKUS, IEIJSHES, CATSUP, SAUCES Cluo 5 Bl.ek Rupllany .......................... ...................... 2.00 Claoa 6 Grape................................................ .... .. ...... ~ .00 Claoa 7 Strawlearry................................................ ..... 2.00 Cluo a Blockhorry.. .............................................. ..... 2.00 Claoa 9 Bluol>erry ....................................................... 2.00 SECftON S - JEIJJES (Any .._Jar) Claoa 10 Apple................................................. ...... .... 2.00 Claoa 11 Bloc.......,................................................. ... 2.00 Claoa 12 Crape.......................................................... 2.00 Claoa 13 Choory.. .... .. ...... ............ ....................... .. .... .. 2.00 Claoa 14 Bl.......,. ................................................. ••:. 2.00 SEC'I10N 4 - SPREADS (AaJ .._jar) Claoa 15 Applo duller................................................ • 2.00 Claoa 16 P... lo HoDOJ .. .. .. .. ...... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... .. .. 2.00 s.oo 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 3.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 s.oo s.oo 1.00 1.00 1.50 SECftON S - PICJW:S 17 DiU ........ ........................................ ............ 2.00 1a Br.ad Jluta................................................. 2.00 19 2.00 20 Z-ltlaL................................................ ..... 2.00 SECftON 6 - REIJSHES Claoa 21 EB<I of the Cardoa......................................... • 2.00 Claao 2Z Sweat Pappor ............ .......... .................. ........ 2.00 SECftON 7- SAUCES/CATSUP Claao 23 up, To•ato.......................... :............ ...... 2.00 Claao 24 ChUi Sauco...................................... .. ........ ... 2.00 Claao 25 Spapottl Sauce.............................................. 2.00 Claao 26 Barheeua Sa-.............................................. 2.00 SECftON 8 -JUICES Claao 27 To-to Juice................................................ 2.00 Claao 28 Crape Juica.................................... ............ .. 1.00 Claoo Claoo Claoa Claoo 2.00 Cabhap................................................ ...... . 4Z Carro........................................................ .. 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 Baaaa, Cluo Cluo Cluo Cluo Cluo Cluo 41 a Swoot................................................ ...... .... c... 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.00 DIVISION 1201 SECJ'ION 9 - CANNED FIVIT Claao29 Applooa-. ......................... .......... ............... 2.00 Claao30 Aaoloo. Dio 1.00 Cluo 31 1.00 Cluo31 .............................................................. 1.00 Cluo33 Paara .......................................................... 1.00 Claao34 Cloarrloo.......... .......... .......... .................. ...... . · 1.00 fdU,............................................. BlocUorrioo................................................ . 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 43 Cera.... .... ................ .... ..................... ........ .. 44 P-.... .... ...... .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .... .... ...... ...... 45 Sweet Pole-............................ .................... 46 Wloolo While Poletooo...................................... c~uo 47 T...-..................... .... ........ .............. . .... Cluo 48 Toaa-,quartered........ ................ ........ ..... .. 2.00 c~uo 49 To. .-,....,............................... .... ........... 2.00 Cluo 50 V...,Ulo Soup .............................. ...... ...... ...... 2.00 DMSION l:iOS -CANNED IIEAT Sectiea II - Caaaod •eat 1.00 1.50 Claao 51 Pork ...... .......... .. ........ .... ...................... ....... 2.00 1.00 1.50 Claao 52 Beof ................ .......... .......... .......... .... ...... .... 2.00 1.00 1.50 Claao 53 Door ...... ...................... ............ ........ .. ...... ... 2.00 DMSION 1206 - BAKED GOODS Exhibi.. auol ha iD place by 12:00 Mooday, A...,..al5. Judsi"ffio atl:OO PM Exhil>i.. •uol ha nptered by 4:00 - Aupot 10 A 11 at Saerelery'o office. No froaea; DO box aiuo. Baked rocb auol be oa diopoaahlo papor or aluaiDua plo paa, furaiohod by aha exhibitor aB<I encloaod iD oip lock hac- Each paraoa lo z.oo re~poa~ihle for Two placo ........... wi.. three pl.ee ribbeaa ..... claao. Exhil>ile .-..o•od Won 1:00 p.-. Suadar, A - t Zl, wiD forfeitaay ril>hoaa or p,..i.... DMSION 1101 - Saapeho& 9bo (4..6 or Smaller) (COLOR) Claoa 1 - Laad.ape aB<I Sce•apa .......................... .......... .................. 2.00 1.00 Claao 2 - Aabulo .. .... ........................................ .......... .. .................. 2.00 1.00 Claoa 3 - Portraile aad P-aalltioo .................................... ...... ......... 2.00 1.00 Claoa 4- P'~etonl- StoryteiJiDs with o• picture........ ............................ . 2.00 1.00 Claoa 5 - Ahatrac .. - Palleraa, opacial offec.. , .... ...... .......... .................. 2.00 1.00 1.00 Cluo 6- Naturo Clooeupa ...... .......... .............................. ................... 2.00 Cluo 7 - MiooallaaooUM .............................................. .......... .......... .. 2.00 1.00 DMSION 1202 4.00 C..:. Eatrioo •uotl>e ~ oa A..,_ 10 A 11,4:00 P·•· attiJo offico of aha Fair Saentery. . Aay olae photo •uatl>e ......tedatloutll/2" 011aUoidooof picture, ready to MDfl wi.. fina l>ackiDcs ourface, or wW DOl ha aceepled. M...a ha ahlo to ha hUDfl by S.hooluo. Photo caiiBolha•a .._exhibited p...mouoly at Meip Ceuaty Fair. It io ............., "' titlo picblrea. Nof,.._, AU oxhlbi.. •ut ha.. entry lap attached. Pho......,h •uot ha ......... aad work of .UU.itor. Aaypcno• ........ o-halftltoiriDoo-fro.ploolofP'aphycaaDOtbejudpd. TheFairc. .•ittoe e SEC'I10N 2 -JAilS (Any .._Jar) ......u.c D. Laad.&J:: ...... .......................... .. .... .................. 4.00 E. Aaimal toody .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .............. .... ....... 4.00 4' 00 ~~~lJi'coi:Oa 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 13. Cherry............................................................ AIIATEVll PAINTING RULES I. JUNIOR io aay a.rtiat _... aha ... J 18 yaare. 2. ADULT io aay artiot o - aha ... J 18 yoan. 3. o.Jy O!'O eatry por artlotla .... c..... 4. Each paiali"'•ut l>e aha orieiaal work of aha artloL 5. Each paiali"'•uot DOtha•o .._ oloow. at aha Fair hafore. 6. No auJ.. or au.her paiali"'. 7. AU oatrioo • ..., ha.. oatry ... attached le paiati"', aad -.ly to haatJ or wW DOl ha aeeepled. a. Aa1 paraoa o. . half their iDeo- f... paiDli"'.......,, ha Judpol. 9. 'naj.dpo doelolou .... , ......... cWialle. 10. P~ areliooltad to 16d0 wltloeut &a... 11. Tho Fur eo_._ lo aal nopolllil>lo few loao or ......... 11. Lhibito _ _.haloN 1:00 S....Aoy, A-tU wW forfeitaay ril>hoa or p....Uu.. ................................... 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 DEPARTMENT XI- AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY Superlttteadea.......C....!Ja Rlteble KidDe?.................................... .. .. .. .... 38 ~ : :::: =r.t:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: : ::: Debbie Speacer,Cbotlrpenoa Carol7" Rltehle, Saperlttteadet~t ENTRY FEE• lloahenhlp 'nchal M110t be ia placo by 12:00 Neoa Saturday, Aupatl3, Cloaod Juci!PDf12:00 P·•· Saturday, A...,..a SEC'I10N I - PRESEIVES (Any .._Jar) Claoa I P...lo. ............................... .............................. 2.00 Claoa 2 2.00 Claoa 3 Strawhony.......................... .......... ........ .. .. ...... 2.00 Cluo 4 Paar.......................... .......... ............ ........ ...... 2.00 ENTRY FEE: M..benhip tieluot. Ltrioo •uot ha Ia ploce l>y Saturday, A-tl3, 12:00 Nooa. Eatrioo •uot ha ...Ptond A....,.a 10 aad 11 ualil4 P.M., off- of Fair Saen&ary. Art uiUI>it opeaa 8:00 •·•·• Moaday, A-t 15. Cloaod J""ciac at 2:00 P·•·• Saturday, A...,..au. c.Jss c.... DMSION 1201 Cuoly. Rlteble - Superlttteadent DmSION 1001 -JUNIOR PAINTING CLASS 1 -OIL PAINTING tlnt A. Laad.ape... ... .... . . . . .. ... ... ... . ..... . .... . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . 4.00 B. Aabaal Study .. .... .. ............................ ...... .. .. .. .. .. . 4.00 4 ' 00 ~:"l~~rt.ic.PAiNTiNc BEST OF SHOW: fS.OO RESERVE BEST OF SHOW: 83.00 DIVISION 1003 -ADULT PAINTING EIPIJIIENCED 1. Aayoao wloo baa le..,.. cla.oo, oxhibilod aad w aold a paiatiDf!. CLASS 9- OIL ........................................................ ... 4.00 CLASS 10- ACRYUC ................................................. 4.00 CLASS II - WATEI COI.OI ....................................... 4.00 CLASS 12 - omER MEDIA .......................................... 4.00 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 takU., their owa iae. .. Claao 1 Loaf 'l'holo Wheat 8...1...... .......... .............. ... .. Claao 2 Loaf While Claao 3 Baaaaa Nut Brood....................................... .... Claao 4 Zuchiaai (Alter iudei"'l• ,...iader J loel . .y be lekea loo-) Claao 5 Bakilltl Powder Blocul.. (3 oa plate)....... ............... Cluo 6 Y-a RoO. (3 oa plale). ............ ................ ......... DmSION 1207 - CAKES (Alter judiPDfl• remaiDder of cake ... y be takea ho-) Cluo 7 Aap1 Food................................................ . ...... Cluo a CloOeelota (aay type frootiat)... ................ .......... .... 2.00 2.00 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 ~:.::721;;~ ~~~- ,-;·,--;·;:::;............... 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 Bread..................................... ...... . Breed......................................... ...... 1.00 Ciuo 10 oa_._...... .......................................... ...... 1.00 1.50 1.00 Cluo 11 Plobo s.,.. (ao lclatl)........... ........................... 2.00 1.50 1.00 1.50 Cluo 12 Cheeolale Chip (DO ••le).. ................................ 2.00 1.00 1.50 Cluo 13 P. .ua&-.... ............................................ 1.00 1.00 1.50 Cluo 14 Browaioo- iced...... ........................................ 2.00 1.00 1.50 Cluo 15 llrewaloo - ... iced...... ............................ ........ 1.00 DMSION 1209 - PIES (Aller J"'PP, 314 of plo . .y be tak• .,._ ) 1.00 1.50 Cluo 16 Applo ................................................ ......... z.oo 1.00 1.50 Cluo 17 2.00 1.00 1.50 1.00 Cluo 18 1.00 1.50 Cluo 19 Paach................................................. ......... 1.00 1.00 1.50 Cluo 20 Baloht................................................ ......... z.oo DMSION 1210- CANDY (6 , . _ oa a pla1e) 1.00 1.50 Cluo II Fuclp, Cloocolate............ ................................ 1.00 1.00 1.50 Cluo 12 Fudp, P...ua Bu-.......... ............................ 1.00 1.00 1.50 Cluo 23 Fudp, Whira..... .... .. .. ........ .................... .... ... 1.00 DMSION 1211 - COOJW: CONTEST Ciuo 24 Puoapkht Cookie eo....., Ruloo aha- u hoked...,... but aU oatrioo •uot ha .ado fre• aha followbet -klo aod froothttl -ipa. I cop brewa IDfiU Charry................................................ .. .... ... Paeu................................................ .......... leup ......-lac 1 cop pu.plda . . . haataa I 1/Zcupe flour 1 top. held .. aodo l ..p.haklDflpowder 112 lop. oalt 1 top ••u.u... I lop ....Uia C.... ovpr,ohorteai"', p-plda, aad ........... Add dry bep &a.. aad a woD. Add •..Uia. Drop by toupooa. Baluo at350° for 8 to 10 otiaotoo. Froat witle1 I ahap ..!ted b - , 2 Thop llillor c,..., 4 Tbop Browa IDfiU aad -..P powdoood ••r to tllie~. Boot of Sloow PuoapkiD cookio • 3.00 Boot of Sloow Puoaplda -klo · 2.00 . DMSION 1212- BEST DU:SSED CONCRETE GOOSE CONTEST 1.50 Cluo I C....._.. .... .. .............. ...... .......... .. .... .... ...... . 1.00 1.50 Cluo I Eaotea- ............................~.. .. .... .................... .... 2.00 1.50 C1uo 3 Ballow- .. .... .............. .... .. .......... .......... ......... 2.00 1.50 Cluo 4 Patriotie .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .... .. .. ........ ...... .... ...... .... • 2.00 1.50 Cluo 5 Miocello_,.. ................................................... 2.00 Boot of Sloow- Myotery Award Eatrioo •uot ha Ia ploce Saa...day, Aupo& U, l>y U - · Cloaod Jwlti"' Saturday aft.anoooa at I a...... ,.•. DEPARTM~T XIII-GRANGE EXHIBIT .._..... Lo... ~ mEIIL "DOORWAY TO COIIIIVNm ACftON" mE CLOSED BIBLE AND n.AG IIAY BE USED- NO O'IUER llEGALIA P·•· Ltrioo cloaa at 4 Thunday, A...,..a, 11 Cra... .UU.ita wW ha judpd lloadoJ, A..,.al5, 9 a.-. c..,.. .UU.lle wW ha judpd •• aha folio..... Seon lloud SUBORDINATE GIIANGE EJUDBrr IIOOU: CAIID IWGSCOUNTYFAIR Oripaallty - lclau aad ...................................................................................... AlinA:-- AlKilty 1o 81tnct aad loeld -tloa .................................... .......... ....... 15 zo Ap,...- ..... - - - 'fioiWIIty ..................................................................... 10 c...,. T·+htp -lclou ud tJ. c...,. ................................................. 25 Aoloio: •GoaloaadC...1Uii&J oi'-IG...,. .......................................... zo priMIC;!_ ~~~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: TOTAL .................. ....................................... ................... 100 DMSION 1204 8ECftOI'I 10 - CANI'IED VEGETABLES ~ 35 lloole, ...................... .............. ......... ........... . z.oo Ciao. 36 o-, ...................................................... 1.00 37 Boau, u........................ ............................ 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 DmSION ISO I ·GRANGE EDOBrr ........_.rrs.oo...... AU artieloo lllllalllited loJ a G...,.- ha poa ..... ..- ...Ia loy _._.of· THAT Gnap. �I ' PAGlt TWltNTY-ltlGHT '£J&IIolto on ,. w ploeeol 1>y 6.00 p.a. oe S.twday, A-t 13. Lela CnDp wllllae ........... "' lluy o M-benlaip T ..kot. . . . It Folr Boord .. wild~ Atlricuhure ID Meip Co~··'~~ •• C&D . . . . . . .. of DO Mtter olep iD thot directioo tJ.oa tJ.o upi>uildiDfl of the GRDp ODd their OCbYibel. Superiatelldent will t.e iD Doporlloeat to oicl iD .....,.ol of exhibite from 1:00-4:00 p.111. Suadoy, Aupot22. 1. AU troetoro •IIOlruafoc"'''J hisltidlee..,U.. RPMS,IO~ollow...owill beollowed. 8. No cluab or 1&eel wheell, DO fuel •ixture, and DO four wheel dri••· 9. Tbe drowbor eoaaot be o•er 18" bip or elooer thoa 18' fro• tho ceater of NOr ule. 10. RU. width canDOl exceed tire aaaufactuer'• recommeadatioa of the tire heme UNCI. II. Tho 1938 oDd older clou CODDOI rua o tiro larpr thaD 14.9 OD row cropo or 18.4-34 OD otaadud lo""",...,.... of""" DEPARTMENT XIV- PUBLIC SCHOOLS 12. Orit!iaol typa drawbor "'""'be ...ed, Educational alaibiu wiU be c.... if'MMI u ~eio.aee exhihiu of arta aad crafll exhihiu. Seieace ex.bibiu will he directly related to topict ia health, oouenatioa, earth ecteDce, biolou, botaay, pby.ia, or cb.... iotry. ~: •• Aru aad craft ex.bibiu •ig:hl co•Ut of ha..dcraft~ia.oi•Uat wood work, metal work, leather craf~ weavins, knittillr(h DeecUework, paiatinp, drawlai, &etteri.at: or c•aaicl. Wh exhibit will M judpd OD ita OWD aerita. F'tnl Ploce ... ..... ........ ..... .... ....................... .... ... ...... .... ... ... .. Blue Ribt.ea • Pluoll.50 Seeoad Ploce ....... .... .. ...... ....... ... ....... ..... ...... .... ... ... .••. ... .. ... Red Ribboa • Plue 11.00 Third Ploce . . . •. . •. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . .. . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . .. •••.•..• .... . White Ribboa • Plue I . 50 Folll'lh Ploee ., ..... ..... .. .... .......... ... .............. .......... ...... ..... .. .. c.._ Ribboa · 1'1110 0.00 Tbe follo..U., ndeo oDd ,.....lotioDO ohoU ,..... oU exhibita. I. Eatrieo clwe ot 4 P·• · Aupot U . 2. Eatrieo will bo liaited"' pupilo oarollod iD Meip Couaty Seboolo iD tho 1993-114 oebool yeor. 3. AU exhibita aiiOl be iD ploce by 4:00 p.a. Saturday, Aupot 14. 4. Aay exhibit withdrowa Wore 10 Saturday will forfeit &DJ p..-1 .... for whioeh it io elipble. P·•· exhibit. 1. Exhibita will be juclpd ol o t i - to be ODDouaeed by tho ouperiDteadODL 8. Exhibita 01uot rep ...... t oriptol work eo•pleted by tho otudeat iD the imaediate precodillfl yeor · 9. Aay co••en:iolly prepared 1110teriol •uot be U..icleatal"' tho exhibit u o wholo. 10. Exhibita wiD be judpd upoa tho beoio of t~:E-~~~~::: : : ::: :::: :::: ::: : : ::: : ::: : : : : : : ::::::: : ::: ::::::::: : : : ::: : : : : : : :~: DEPARTMENTXV-SPEED BeeP WEDNESDAY, AUG. 17, 1994-- STARTING TIME 12a30 P.M. Poee . 2 y.;., Old F'.Uy- RiYOr Volley Colt Circuit ....................... ... ... EoL P,...,.l3918 Added (Ohio Foir Fuacl - Early ClooiD8) Trot . 3 Yeor Old - Ri- VoUey Coh Cin:uit .•..•............ ..........•.. ...••• EoL PuNOI3918 Added (Ohio Foir Fuacl- Eorly ClooiD8) Trot . 2 Yeor Old- Ri- V.Uey Colt Circuit ......... .......... ....... .. ....... . EoL P,...,. 13918 Added (Ohio Foir Fuacl- Eorly ClooiD8) (Ohio Foir F...t- Early CJoo-.> Added Trot . 3 Y- Old Filly .••••. •••.......•••... •... ••••.. ...... .•....•.••••. •••• ...•••••••• .••• " " - 13918 (Eorly ClooiDfll Trot . Oltllleo Tr<tl • F. . For AU ... ......... ...•... ... .............. .. ............. ................ Puoo 1800 {EariJ Claobtc) Paco. OhiUeo Paco • F..,. For AB ..... ....... ...... .. ...... ...... ... ........ .. ........ ...... ....... Puoo 1800 (Eorly Clool"') kle,.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18-7:30 P.M. 5. No portiatl or polioh.... allowod oa ltoedo or iDtako. 6. C.. liDo throup worklllflfaol p-p• .,._, .,.. oaly. 7. Foe"'ry ipitioa ODd opao hoaden. 8. Hydraulic . _ ohaft .t liftan. (No oeliclliftera. No rolleniae roekon.) 9. Tn aiM liaited lo U.S • 33 • 15.0 DOT approYOd. No ......... XT'o or bor tnod tlreo. 10. I" eieon- Itot- hloeb oad froao, clrin oltift loopo ud ohieldo. KID tnritdt hiPIJ • ...dod. 11. AD tnaeb will be chocked uador t.oecl prior lo puB cia.. 12. No oltered whool beoe. Mula- hitc.... loo;pt 24" fro. hitclo poiDt porollolto poaad, oot 1ooo thoo W fro. -tor ofreor ulo. U . Frou...;pta,.....__6tl'fre•cooteroffrolllulooroot"'aDOOd195"froa-ofree.rulo. 14. MIIOl ..... llaDdud hod or foe ..ry ltaailt flot hod. 15. 11'ei,dtt 6000 ,........ 16. No lh. opoed lr&Dia--. ...._ por ...W .t ,-,or pnfobrlcoted truofor- (quick c......~ . 11. No ,_-aed fioolo. No ailnu oxicle. Puap pa oaly. No olcoltoL 18. 11'eiPteaiiOibe-ured.Aay..-Ipartfallbll(froalnc•oadlaiUiactroe•(or_..olhtldo) will t.e poouoda for dioquollfleatioa. Deciolo• of official. wll loo &.I. 19. 11'....._ oubjoct to faolp1100p ud ltJclroalie 11ft. 20. AD foe"'ry obeet -tal, ..._ foadon, ..._ bed floon .t oidoo, NO ftberpuo bady parto. 21. See Goaenl Ruloo holow. Toonlowu: eoaploto eqlao choe• • SSOO.OO - No......ftmdoblo MODmED AND MJPERSTOCK RULES I. Modified ODd ..,............. paD ndoo,- u O.S. T.P.A. 2. Muot boat leul 5 oupen..... •trieo to ..... a pull, otlwa .... thoy will naa Ia aodiflod eluo. 3. GINEJIAL RULES I. Tnacb • - be _.aed Ia o oofo-- ot 2. o..Jy- ........ ollowod .. lnck wltllo ......... 3. No o• ollowod Ia poiJiac ono, - • portlclpaWo. 4. AI_.. will,. w- u.1 ,_,...... oil-. o•• ...... 5, AI ....Pta aaot Ito_....., lu-.lto - · · , 6. No oleoltolc beta For ...... ponUuod o• falrpoud pNporty. 7. AldriYOn ...lor II,....~ ......... om- ,..-I .............. p.U. 8. Boudorioo wll be 1110rkod, ... portlolput •-* daJ wltltia tlto lloaoo wllllo ....... 9. Paali II forward -tlo• otopo, orw.... -n.llcpald or parto oro loot. IO.If u -pllollop W.n75feol, loo boa tbe ricbtte- bod foro -...1 p.U. U. E• m. deloJ- Jc. oltIJ. A., ...- ................... alllo-licaiJr paallolut. IS. AU padla darl fro. o tiPt ltbelt. NO JERitll'fC. 14. Toot pullor boo tho optloalo ...,., tbe fin& pull or eo- bee• iD tltlrd • Jut pullott pooitiooo. ........... - · bo ohand. J. A ........ 1938.t ......................... DOW............ A~-- ........ tocl.up eio... 3. TIMnwiD boo twodri...rliaitporp..U, ........... wioupoclflod. o.lyooo ,._,........,..,r, por cluo. 4. A aiiOI boot leull6,.... of op with pareato' wrl5. AU cloM. will be oplit 1938 ud oldor, 1939 thro... 1959, f.. lory ......... oat,. 6. AU 1ne"'n allll pull Ia lew,..... ..dod..._...... , elmer..._ eo-. . .. ..... SUPERINTENDINTS............................................................TJM BEARDS, ED BOLTER CBAIRMEN ............................................. Brelll Zirkle, Leonood Koen!s, JeDDiap BeesJe, KeDDy Buddey. SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 - 8:00 pm ENTRY• 110.00 115.00 115.00 120.00 120.00 CLASSt 60001 Fleld s ... k 80001 Fleld s ...k 90001 Field s-k w/turbo 85001 Pro s...k 10,0001 Pro s .... TRACTOR CLASSES PLACING• 1150-IIOO-ISO-I25-SI5-S5 I175-II25-SI00-115hl50-125 l175-1125hl100-l15hl50-125 l250-ll75-S140-I100-115-S50 1250-1175-S140-II00-175-S50 SPONSORt Ricleaour Supply Lee'• Auto SerYiee Cheoter Asri S...ioee Cheoter Asri S."ioee Kellen C110to111 BeadiDJ .' . ' ' ... ... . .. . . 5. Judp'o Claoiee will be the fint to be judpd (150 p..,.iua). 6. Oaly 0110 F'~r~t Ploee priae will be awarded par eatry. 1. Ca.... ft aod H•"'tbe F'.Jd Ready, i.e. ,....,.pm,,......clo&h,oilcut,to,ct.iD, tool., water j..,. ole. DriYer oM COilUIIIO will oleo be jud,.d. 8. F'mt, oeeoad, oDd third ploeeo will be oworded trophieo iD odditioa to tho cuh p..,..iUOII. 9. Tbe hoot poooiblo care will be take. of oU equip-t, llut the Meip Couaty A.,.ioeulturol Society will Dot be Nlpoauible for lou or cloma,.. 10. Trac:lon ••Y be re•o"ed after DOOD Saturday, Aup~t 20. ll.• Ct... Ill will poy leD ploeeo, fro• 150 for r...t to IS for leDth, ot IS iatenolo. I. Tne...,, 1931 oDd older, whool.t crowlor type, hoot . .~ 2. T........ 1938 oDd older, whool.t crowlor typo, racld NOdy 3. Troetoro, 1939 thru 1959, wbeol.t crowlor type, hoot . .~ 4. Trocton, 1939 thru 1959, wbeol.t crowlor typo, field reedy S. Oldeot troetor eatered 6. Judp'o cboioeo trac"'r 1. Judp'o ehoioeo, .mp pioece equipiiiODI pioece (aoe troctor) 8. Judp'o cboioeo, hoot equip!BODI dioploy 9. Boot Siatlle C..~ 10. Boot c.. EDfliDe llioploy 11•• Boot a...red Fona EquipiiiODI For lafon~~atioa oa co.petitioa or exhil»iu call: O.a Sotith 1149-2033 or JOIIIIiap BeDf!lo 992-7888 KIDDIE TRACTOR PULL TRACTOR RULES I. Mlllt be equippad with 0 ..u.u..... of ODO 2 314 pouacl dry chOIIIioeol r.... exlillfluioher. 2. AU weisht a111t be -urat, fulelled to troetor. 3. Weiptl or weJPt fn . . aot to u:ceecl.ore tlaaa 24' beyond froat of tr.ctor. 4. AU troeton will,. o•• oceloo before oad ofter eoclt pud. . 5. Drowbor to beolatloiiOI'J Ia .U directioao. No ohorter thea 18' froa eeater of oxlo, ODd ha•o o hciPt of 20'. 6. Drowber ..... Ito equipped witlt • oteol hitdtiDJ dmee, aot aon thaD I 112" ahioek- oDd with • 3" diaaeter ......... . 1. Muiaaa oioe of turbo io No.4 chorpr with 3" iDtake. No "I"' pu•po. 8. Motor oldo oltioldo -y Ito reao•ed by judp "' _..ure turbo cborp with oaly tho clriYer'• help. 9. AU ODf!iDe f... auot bo xhroaoded. 10. AU exbe..t .... clilcJaarp apwud, roiDcapo Dot poraitted. ll. Field otoek tire oioe liaoitan 60001 oDd 80001 aot"' ueoed 18.<l 90001 turbo aot"' uDOOd 20.8. 12. No preoourioed faol ollowod, except foc"'I'J L.P. pa troeton. Gu, cllooel faol oDd L.P. FM oaiJ. 13. NOTE: PRO STOCK PUU. RULES SAME AS O.S.T.P.A. l<l S.. ~ ndoo for .U Pallo. GENERAL RULES I. Trucb ••• bo operated ill o oofe....,... ot oU tboeo. 2. Oaly- r-• ollowed oa lnetor whilo pulliu. 3. AU cim.e ...lor II t-" of op, aiiOl haYO- ,........1 poraieoloa to pull. 4. No oao oUowod IB J>dllll ono, - · particlpaata. 5. No olooltolc be•• P" or ..... porooittod oa f.....aad proporty. . 6. Boaodarioo will be ...-!tad, puUIDfl porticiputa ..... otay withiD the u.. whilo paiJiDs. 1. Pull 11 ...U., forwud - - '"'P' or whoa.,.._... liquid or porto oro loot. 8.Udri_ ..... u_ptlootoptltoolodbelore75foot,behutherlPt"'eo-beckforoooeoad Ex.-.. oltuo. 9. AaJ C o - who ....... tan, p.O. ..... 10. AD , . . 11tut fro. a tlthlltitclt. NO JERKING. 11. Toot podlor boo tho optloa 1o oeeopt tho lint poD or co- beck Ia third puUIDfl poohioea. u. Dri- ........ eptio• lo opot the olod ......... olod io otoppad. 13. o.ty o• drhw por c ....,...._ there oro- thoo 10 •trieo por cluo. 14. Tloo cloclolo. of ......,......_._ ODd a:lta1r.- .. flul. . ·-pL Du Smith, KeDDJ Baekley ud Riek Kobloata. Saperiateadeat Breat 1Jrkle ENTRY FEEt ti.OO IIIGISTRATIONt 4t00 p.111. doy olpall. Ixeopt .. Frldoy the 19th, 12 aooa R......... A PUU. EACH DAY AT 4.00 p.m., exeoptloaa 19th, IN !IB01VRING ON HIU 1I'ITB A PUlLOFF FOil EACH DAY'S 11'1NNEI ON SATURDAY AT 4.00 p.& IN TRE TRACfOR PUU. AlliA There will 1M. two ca... of coateltaDII: GAS 667-3198 St. Rt. 7 Thppers Plains, OH. ANTIQUE FARM TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT EXHIBIT IULIS AND IEGULATION!I I. A U - aut Joo ia p.._llooday, A..... IS. 2. AU....._ aut !taft-- puo or__....... puo"' ater. 3. J....._wlllt.eot 10.00a.a. ,11'odooadoy,A~~7:..,._, 4. Iatry tlcbta .......... 00 .......... lo ... j _ _ . lo,.... MIDDLEPORT . rtropliits & rtees 155 N. Second Ave. 992-6128 The Local Source We Do It RIGHT The FIRST 'Time Mon.- Fri. 6 am- to pm Sat. & Sun. 7 am- !Opm MEIGS MOTEL .w.,_ ... ·--tlcally ANNOUNCER: BRIAN COWNS TRACK MAINTENANCE• KilLER'S CUSTOM BENDING AND KEIF'ER'S SERVICE CENTER PUll. BACK TRACTOR• ROSE'S EXCAVATION SLED: M a: 11' SLED COMPANY FIRST AND SECOND PLACE TROPIDES F1JRNISHED BY THE CLASS SPONSOR. GROCERIES Gas Plus ..dod .......... s• ...-u ....... w.... OaJGINIAL COLOI IF POSSIBLE I. Tnc"'n aiiOl be" oloc1 hloe• ud o,.....U Ia .,...._of ,-,01--"•rr. AU tncton ................. froat..d oad.,...W.Itnlr.-. Staadard trMdo aaotlta.. tltofutooy...._.. Tloo \ ~150-1100-115 c .t D P - u l225-ll50-S125-1100-115 C .t D P•-il 1800-1200-SI50-SIOO-I15 C .t D P--11 I200-1125-SIOO-I15-S50-S25 LI1en Cuotoa llamd.... 1200-1125-S100-I15-S50-125 Quollty Priat Shop . . . . CLASSES TRACTOR PULL •hoc•. Daa Smith, SaperiDieltdmt; Virpl Windon, KeDDy s ... ~ SPONSORa c a: D p.,-u ..... o0 p..., DO .) 4. No electric faol pu•po. ANTIQUE TRACTOR PULL AND LOCAL YOKEL TRUCK PUlL .. . PLACING, I150-S125-S100-115-S50 r....,..,.,...._ ........ Stabo eatr&DCO f• io u odYVlloed. Moaey diftoloa: 45 • 25 • 15 - 10- 5 par -L F\Ye to otort. Tloo ricbt 11 ........I "'c...... order of,......... or"' doeloro off oay nee iluaa•oicloble .....Iilio• p,...U. EliooiM- hoata for tho ObWco l'uo oDd the Trot If~- TJ.o Colt Stakoo Will bo need Ia cliYiolooo uador the ndeo of t1to Ri- Volley Coh Cireuit. Two hoat ploa. E-, loooa a ..... Ia Colt Stak., ...,, · - 7 ....... will be otarted .... hoaL AU ODtrieo aiiOI be dodored iD hy 11:00 o.a. 2 doyo belon tho.-. IIJVII V.UU:Y COLT CIRCUIT MEMBERSHIP CARDS WJU. BE HONORED AT GATE SPEED OffiCE TELEPHONE (614) 992-6580 SPEED COIIUIITI'II ROGER !IPEI'ICEJl, S.pa. JII'ININGS BEEGLE FAIR SECRETARY• L.rio ..... 2115 Sod, ........... OWo 45760 MOBILE !ITA11111'1G GATE BLACUMITB PHOTO FINISH IIDIBER oltlao RIVER VALLEY COLT CIRCUIT oDd tlao SOllTIIEIIJII OHIO FAIJI CIRCUIT .. . . . . .. . . . . · CLASSt 60001 4/w drl.. ...... 58001 4lw dme aoodillod 58001 4/w driYOoupar •"'"k 620014/w clrin aodillod 19,5001 !laaol T...k 24,500f !laaol Tnac. STOCK TRUCK IULES 1. ofy-oftrwlo w/foe...., - · iroa ........ four ........ .Oowed, ohuola.... iatalta ollowed, I U..lt opaeer,liaait earlt to 800 C.F.M. 2. Eapoe .u.. liaoitad ... 470 .... Ia. • •030 OYOnioo. 3. Truck •111t ~;,aoek wlworkillt; . .jor 1 ecnuriee (i.e. J.ater, alienator, fu a walel' ,...,, CONDITIONS USTA Ruleo"' ~"'""' ......... Iatro- foo of 120.00 for botlt the ObWco Puo oDd Tr<tl. Ohio Coh co- 21. Pull •uol be otarted from upt chaiD oaly. 22. Ruleo wiD be eaforced oDd oubjoet to cheek ot oay time. 23. ALCOHOUC BEVERAGES OR DISORDERLY CONDUCT IS SUBJECf TO DISQUAUFICATION. JUDGES DECISIONS ARE FINAL PRIZES• t75 - t50 - 125- SIS- SIO LOCAL YOKEL TRUCK RULES 1. Truck •Wit appear 1toelr. with aajor acceuoriel: heater, altemator, faaaacl water pu•p, Hat., ·D~.... aop!exipuo. Z. M...t ha•e exhautt •y•&em: duelexhauataad header• permitted. No open headen. 3. Muot be rood licetuecl. 4. Puap pa oaly. 5. Si..P, 4 borrelcorb. oaly. 6. Uft ~.. ODd otabiliaer bon ,....itted. 1. Ttre oioe liait,l2 x 33-16.S- DO 11'roDf!ler XTo, Tcrro'o or ber treed tireo. 8. Nowe;ptbon. 9. Trudut will be weipocl oad U..paetad before pullias. 10. See c-ol Ruleo for oD Pullo. ll. Eatry F•ISO Judp Deeioioa F'mol PriMa: 1100 -115 . 150 . I2S • 115 Spo-r: Bibbee Uoed Con ENTRY• 115.00 120.00 120.00 120.00 120.00 120.00 FRIDAY, AUG. 19, 1994-- STARTING TIME 12t30 P.M. 3800 l<l Oae Nltarl will be allowed iltroew otopo withiD 10 feeL IS. Ia cue of •eehaaioeol failure tro...,r wiD be ploced ot ead of cluo. 16. CoalellaDl wiU he ditqualitaad. if rear tire or 11ed come~ ia conlacl with outooOf· houadl lille. 17. No o•er rldiasof FYerDOn wiD be permitted. 18. Tractor will be operated i.a a aale auaer or coateataal wlll be diMtualiftecl. Driwer •a~t reaala aealed ud bawe oae haad oa ateeriDc wheel. 19. F'tnt puller aoeh duo wiD ha.. optioa to take puD or drop"' third pooitioa. FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1994,7:30 pm Paco - 3 Yeor Old Filly· IllY• Volley Colt Circuit .•••.•••...•.•. ..•••••••.•••• EoL l'uM P918 Added 39-59 ANNOUNCER: BRIAN COWNS TRACK MAINTENAI'j.CE: KilLERS CUSTOM BENDING AND KEEFERS SERVICE CENTER PUll. BACK TRAcrOR: ROSE'S EXCAVATION SLED: M 6: 11' SLED COMPANY FlRST AND SECOND PLACE TROPIDES F1JRNISBID BY THE CLASS SPONSOR. uDder it and 1ubject to appro\'al, SUPIRINTINDINTS..................................................... ED HOLTER AND TIM BEARDS CBAIRMIN ....................................... Brelll Zlrldo, Leoaud Koems, oad Keaay Bodtloy. THURSDAY, AUG. 18, 1994- STARTING TIME 12a30 P.M. 39-59 · 12o. No lorpr thaa o I" hi.. h pia hole. Will be hitehod with o twiotad cleYio oDd I" hiteh pia. Pronded by fairhoard. Orjcipel facton drawbv1 only! 13. Tip bor may be ...ed to pre•eat rollo•er. Bor muot oupport weiPt of troetor whoa jock io placad TRUCK AND SEMI TRUCK PULL Trot. 2 Yeor Olcl FiDy • RiYOr VoUey Coh Circuit .•... .•.. .........• .•..••• ••. EoL p,...,. 13918 Added (Ohio Foir Fuacl - Early ClooiD8) ed Poco. 3 Yeor Old. RiYOr Volley Colt Circuit .. ...•....•.. ....•. .... .•.••... .. •• EoL P,...,.l3918 Add (Ohio Folr Fuacl- Iuly CJooiac) Trot. 2 Yeor Old Filly- Bmr Volley Colt Circuh •. .••...••.•...••..•••••••••• EoL l'uM 13918 Added (Ohio Folr F...t- EariJ CJoolac) 4500 3500 4500 5500 6500 IS. Dri- boo tho optioa"' opot tho olod hoforo the olod il •"'PpM· 16. oat, ODe dri-,... ....... u.aleoo theN .... •oro tha.o 10 mtrieo .......... 11. Tloo cleeioloD cl the ouporillteadoat oad cboJ...... io (mol. 20. No cut or 1teppecl tire~ . 5. Not .aore thu oae atry per penoa. . . . . 6. lafo ...... tioa OD the ...., fora ..... U..lude tho . . oad srode oad oehoolof tho IMIYicluolmak.... the ENTRY J7IEa tiO.OO CLASSU. 1 Eatrieo otart otli.OOo.a. at poD-. •.....•. .. ..•••.... ...••••. .. 38 oad ...lor 39-59 39-59 39-59 chaw or broeeo odded. Drowbor •""' be ridpcl iD oD directiou. JOHN RIEBEL, Saperinteadeat Roger Speaeer, VIrgil Windon, JeDDIDp DO ·I ' PAGE TWENTY-NINE treoda,l939-19S9cto- .........oedoiS.5-38oa rowcropoor 18.4-Moutaadud tNOdo. No rodiol u.... ,t ~. . Goeglein Road Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 992-5531 "Off S.R. #7- By- Pass" ,:. Parts Plus PARTS PLUS AUTOSTORE 1675 119 West Second St. Pomeroy, OR. 45769 (614) 992-2139 Warner.Heating & Cooling, Inc. Serving Meigs, Mason & Galli a· Counties Come see us at our booth at the Meigs County Fair. · �- PAGE TIDin'Y·ONE PAGETHIKI'Y a.. 1 • BoY" or Cirlo • 3!>-S51 SATURDAY, AUGUST 20-9:15 A.M. Wallpaper Outlet Your complete Home Decorating Center Kirsh Window Treatments * Cusom Bedspread* Drapes* Wallcovering * Carpeting * Gray Seal Paints r------------------------------------MEIGS COUNTY FAIR Hobson Rd. 992-6173 Middleport, Oh 1 Chalrpenooo Cindy OU..orl : bJdi. 11:30 • ·• · • Weleo- ~ oa cooklotl wltb poocheo 12:00 N- · P-h Plo jucJslac eoateot (eub prbeo) 12:30-Awarclo Spo-red 1>J v-... M-riol Hoopital The LITTLE MISS or LITTLE MISTER CONTEST ~ NAME••------------------ I G I R L . - - - - - BOYo _ _ _ _ _ Pbooe No._ _ _ __ BIRm ADDHM•----------------- Motor Company "SPECIALIZING IN PEOPLE" LriTLE MISTER and MISS MEIGS COUNTY CONTEST ., ENTRY BLANK Mary a- - Choirpenoa Exhibitor No ........... .. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17- 4:30P.M.- HilL STAGE RVU:S ... llEGULA110NS · AU Eotrioo auot be reoideato of Meip Cot~oty. Eotrioo a111t bo a bey or pi, four tJu.ou,h - - J.IOII of op. Cloild auot b. 4 yn. of ... by Aupot15, 199t bot ..t_re tlwo 8 yn of op bJ A - t 15, 19M. Twi111 wiU bojudpd u illlliYidaolo. Oao boy ... one pi wiU be .....t..t u Uttlo Mio._ Meip CouaiJ ... Uttlo Mioo Moifo Couaty Out of OOUDIJ judpl will be uoed lo jadp tha eoa...L • Entrioo auot be ...ptend 1>J -paper od. An eatry feo of 11.00 wiD be chorpd ood auot be oeotlo · · with the entry fora. Doodlloe for ...ptratioa wiD be 12:00 Nooa S.lllrday A..,..t 13 19M. AD coaleltaa&l will a rihboa for ......... ' ' I MAKE APPLICATION FOR ENTRY AS FOLLOWS: Fun Name .................. ............................................................................ .. Address ............................................................ County ........................... .. noel•• City .............. .............. .. ........ ............................ State ............................... . Division CI8SII Entry Number Gravely Tanaka Trimmers GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE Pomeroy, OH. 204 Condor Street PH. 992-2975 Evenings Ph. 992-5840 MANNING K. ROUSH - Owner I I 1I I I tlll entries that are required to !lay until a designated time may pick up I thf'lr Premium Checlcs at that time or later- STRICTLY ENFORCED 1 ·-------------------------------------·' VETEUNS MEMORIAL HOSPTAL 115 E. Memorial Drive Pomeroy Attomey• at Law 105 Buttemut Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ______________________. I I I ._ At Veterans Memorial Hospital, our professional healthcare staff is trained to handle medical situations ranging from routine problems to lifethreatening emergencies. We offer a 24-hour emergency service, an urgent care center from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, and a home health nursing service in your own home. Our wide-ranged services are available to you at all times. If we can help you with any health problem, give us a call at 992-2104. Our staff not only cares "for" you, but cares "about" you. M1 Knight & Tenoglia : WE LOVE THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR AND ENJOY OUR PARTICIPATION AS A PART OF OUR PLEDGE TO COMMUNITY SERVICE. Snapper Trimmers Snapper COOLVILLE, OH 42945 ST. RT. 7 Carolya Rltehle • Saperbote•dent Make your enlfte. on tW. bl•nk, ~ul oul •nd ~~end lo lAurie Reed, Se~rel•ry, P.O . Bo• 227, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. ra•• Your Bit. Aid Pllannaeist's Advice••• With so many over-the-counter medications, it's hard to choose the right one. " DATE. _ _ _ _ _ _ ___;_ _ _ _ _ _ __ r------------------------------------ \ WeD. . .it's easy with a little advice from your Rite Aid pharquacists. PARENTS' NAIII!h - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . Membership Ticket No. ............ Your prescription is the most important one we will fill tocl11}r! has added a RULES oad REGULATIONS AU Entrleo mwl be noid011to of M<ip County l. C.n not be more thoo 3 month. by ADf!IUt 1S, 1994. 2. Can not be more than 6 month. by Auput IS, 1994. 3. C.o not be more thoo 12 month. hy ADf!IUl 15, 1994. 4. C.o not be more thoa 18 month. hy ADf!IU\ IS, 1994. S. C.o not be more thoa 2 yeon hy ADf!Uot IS, 1994. 6. Coo not be more thoo 3 y..n by ADf!Uot 15, 1994. 7. Coo not be more thoo 4 yean by ADf!Uit 15, 1994. Twino wiU be judplu iodi•iduolo. OUT OF COUNTY JUDGES will be uaed to jucJse the conteotood oil deeiliooo of lheoe j--.1- wiD befmol. -AU ~are 10 be~ in •horu, IUDiuiU or play clothe. only. Oae prl ood one bey will he oelecl<d u Fint Ploce Winner In eocb sroup. Each child wiU recei.e • rihboa for enteri.at: the conteeL AU b.bieo wiU b. reptered the day of eooteot, ADf!U1t20, fro10 8:30 •·•· 1o 9:1S •·•· An entry fee of 11.00 will be ehorpd Reptrotioo clooeo ot 9: IS "·'"· "County Fair & Peach Pies" Hilltop Stage Sapcorlnteod011h Addolo. IAwio I a - of nlo, ,.....,. wiU be ao•ed l o - oo......a.l Meigs Carpet & Decorating Spo,..,...,d by Senior Fair Bd. Carolyn Ritchie • Superintendent & Mory Rooe • Choirperoon LADIES DAY AT THE FAIR THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1994- 11:30 A.M. .. J PRE'ITY BABY CONTEST (In Show Ring) Clua 2 - Boyo or Cirlo - 56-751 1. Coote.tanU will M wei«bed oa ftrat entry. E1u:ept on Friday the 19th 12 DOOD Reptntion. 2. All cootea\aDU mtul wear 1bo.. 3. Entrant. mWil ride only tradon and 1kW pro•Mied by official•. 4. The pull 1\art.l wbea ati«bt cham dean the p-ouod. S. No ot&Ddinf! up to podol. Ooyli&ht...,. betw..., -toad puller end. the puU. 6. No booiUDf! feet under pedolo. 7. No b.ciUDf! up and jerkinf! okid chow. 8. Tractor leu-ins boundary line~ end• the pull. 9. Stopped forward motion eodo pull. 10. Tbe ju<ljj.. dec: ilion will be r... l for aU pullo. 11. Age Limit: 11 yean old at Fair lime. A Ribbon to each portlclpont with 2 ploee money par dON 12 • t1 . A Trophy wiU be .,._ted to the winner each day. A Graod O.amploo Trophy ror mch cl ... wiDDer OD Saturday. Spo..,red By• Sut~or Run flour Millo, Bob'o Mar.... oad Hoher'o Ooiry. 992-2090 . - . . ... ................ , ... , .. ~ ... .. 992·2104 ,.... . . ···· ~· ·· ····. · ·'..~ ... ~l,; .. ··' Rtt. AW G1111ranua You TIN l.owat Praerlplfon Prfea POMEROY 992-2586 PT. PLEASANT GALLIPOLIS 304-675-1624 446-1840 DOmE S. TURNER, BROKER 20s N. Second street • Middleport, Oh 45760 Home Ph.: 992-5692 Brenda Jeffers 992-3056 Jerry Spradling (304) 882-3498 FARMS • LOTS • HOMES • RENTALS APPRAISALS • COMMERCIAL TRI COUNTY FORD, INC. 481 S. TNnl A... ·~ Ohio 45710 rcss ; ftlllllnMIII• ,..., • , . . • ~~ • rtmt'""' • ~Jt.t • ratt. • ,_.,... • tNW Pomeroy Exxon Foodmart 278 W. Main hopes you enjoy the 1994 Meigs County Fair. Frank Herald Owner . .''.. 992-6979 ' ' . .' ' ' �DEMOLITION DERBY RULES Compliments of: CROW AND CROW ATTORNEYS AT LAW Fred W. Crow. I. Carson Crow POMEROY, OH. 45769 (614X992-5132 or 992-6059 JJ r Hope Everybody Enjoys the Fair! DOWNING CIDLDS MULLEN MUSSER INSURANCE (614) 992-3381 111 EAST SECOND ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 ~ R &- G FEED and SUPPLY CO• . t S "'-II' 399 West Main Street • Phone 16141992·2164 b.t POMEROY, OHIO 45769 FOR PETS- FARM ANIMALS - STABLES- LAWNS 8r GARDENS PURINA CHOW - DAY .OLD 8r STARTED LEGHORN PUllETS • Have A Great Day At The Fair! SUPERINTENDENT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• JeJIIIblp 8-epCOMMmEE MEMBERS ••• Tim Beart., Brent Zirkle and 1-.rd Komq. FIVE POINTS EXPRESS DRIVE·THRU TUESDAY, AUGUST 16th, 7:00P.M. GRAND STAND AREA NO PRE-REGISTRATION NEEDED! ALL RULES APPLY BEFORE, DURING, AND AFI'ER DERBIES! A. ENTRY: 1. Each driYer aut ftliater ...d oip a nleaoe. 2. The track or pi'OIIIotor reoenet the rilbt to approYe or reject1111y ..,try. 3. AD eatry f- will be 120.00. DriYer ud 1 pit pencm f't in free. 4. Eachdri.erauotbe 18 yean old orbOYe aoemordri.er ali....... ....I a notarilledreleaoe aip>ed by a pa...,t or pardi1111. 5. No ...try f- will be refunded after ODe boon prior to derby. B. DRIVERS: l. Any driftr not obeyinc the ruleo will be diaqualified. 2. No drinJdnc ol alcoholic beYer.... on the track or in the pit. 3. DriYen may aaDeuYer forward or backward. There will be no bead on eollilioma ...d no deliberate bittintl of the driYer' 1 door. No otarter bito. £ncjDe aaat be ........m,. . 4 A lime liala will be IUIDOIUlced by the j11dpo. If a driYer doeo not bit aDother car .ntbin the d..e limit, be will be ditqllalified. Playins "poaoua" or "a...db..U.." or "dOilble teallinc" will reaodt in aaae. · 5. Boomdariea auot be oboened. 6. No dri.en worldniu a team or toptber in lillY beat. More diacouaion on tbia at the driYeri meotinc. . 7. AD can m111t be remoYed from tbe poUildo within 12 b011n. C.CARS: N 1. AaerlCIIII made bard~p automobileo or otation w~na are allowed NO lmperiala. o tru.cb, jee,., •am, con•ertiblea, heanee, or 4-wbeel dn•e can . 2. St...dard aafety belta ...d belmeta required. Alao, eye protect1011. 3. AIL driYen auto11pply their own can. 4. ~ aluo, bead ud tail Jiabta mull be reaoYed. AD chrome tria oueh ao bead ...d tail litht moldinp ...d aide trim allot be remoYed BEFORE you come. lt may not be .-oYed on thepoomdo. 5. A aallim11m ol5 pDono of po will be permitted. Gao t1111k1 may be moYed to the rear - t area, hilt m111t be coYered with a canYu or rubber material. NO otock po tanka. 6. No opec:ial hllmpen, ninforcemento, or trailer bitcbeo permitted. . . 7. F.npDo aORDta may be chained, wired, or welded. No chaiDo or cableo oYer the top. 8. B.U.ot in tirea ...d locked rear endo are permitted. No •Prine blocb or locked oboeb . Fender wello may be CRt for wboel claar1111oo. 9. Vebio:leo muot baYe brakea at tbe becinnin1 of the beat. 10. Any car~ po or catcbint! lire will be diaqualified. 11. Can mllll be owept out. No junk tirea, wboela, metal parta inoide. ALL can mut baYe factory coolin~ oyotemo. 0.... tr11111miuion cooler io permitted. 12. Battery aut be moYed to the inoide ol the car ...d coYered and faoteDed down. 13. W!r.--6 atruda, c1111 be double, in front ud rear. 2 to b~~mper or &ame ...d 4 obeet metal to obeet metal. 14. AD can allll haft tbe f1111 blade co.ared by obrond or hood. 15. Hoodo mllll be in place and operable. They may be wired only. They mut have a 12 inch bole abo.., the carburator. Hoodo are not to be welded. 16. Deck lido ud tailptea may be wired, not welded. 17. Strapo to be welded on doon are not to be OYer3 incbeo in width. No thicker than the obeet metal of the car. 18. 1Veldini of the body oeaao io not permitted. 19. No extra bolta in the car. 20. No extra body mollDtl in the car. 21. Leaf op~ 112 iDcbeo wide, no benier than 114 inch thick, ...d no more th1111 7 leaYeo to a aide. 22. Headen are allowed, but they mut point up. 23. PaintcarDRmberonboth doon...d on top of can. Can muot be numbered ll12boun before raoo. The n...ber 13 baa been ofliciaUy retired. 24. Can may not be compacted prior to or durin~ the derby. 25. ALL rear oeata ...d floor deckinB mllll be '-OYed. 26. B~~mpen aay be welded around the obock but not to tbe &ame. 27. NO PROFANITY to be written on the can. Tbio will lead to clioqotalification. 28. Doon may be wired, welded, or otrapped abut. No 1 - doon. MINICARS 1. At leut 5 can mut obow to baYe thio beat. 2. Mini can auot baYe no more than a 100 ineh wheel hue. 3. Mini can are allhject to aU of the aame ruleo ...d replati..,. •• the replar can. E. PRIZES: lot 11,000.00 2nd 1500.00 3rd 1150.00 4th 150.00 For laot3 can in beat will be 40.00 The derby will be compooed oftheinoli>idualbeata1111d ODe feature. Caob ...d tropbieo will be awarded to beat winDen ud lint, oecond, ...d third place feat11re winDen. The feature will be made up ol winDen of each ol tbe preYiouo beato. Deo!ioion of tbe official juqeo ao to beat winDen ud feature place winDen will \?e final! {M) Don Tate Chevrolet Oldsmobile/Cadillac GEO #~ ~~ Co) PH. (614) 992-6891 Po111r0y, Olllo at Five Polllts Mon.· Frl. I em-12 Midnight s.turdey 1 Sundey I em-12 Midnight (An Amerlun Company Serving Amwto.) OlOSMOel.E • Farmers Bank • Your Bank Three Drive-Thru Lanes for your convenience '' ~ AUTOMATIC TELLER ~OPEN 24 HOURS 992-2136 .221 WEST SECOND POMEROY, OHIO 985-3385 STATE ROUTE 7 TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO Meigs Motel Located Junction Rt. 7 & 33 Phone 992-5531 JEFF WARNER INSURANCE AGENCY 113 W. 2nd St. • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Office: 614·992·5479 NO REFUND ON ILLEGAL CARS! BLUE STREAK CAB CO., INC. & BLUE STREAK DELIVERY SERVICE Ge3' E. Snouffer .....2 ....... 7H«. 6 4·r.r . . .... . .. . RIDENOUR'S TV and APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE Satellite Sales & Service We Seroice What We Sell · Middleport, Ohio 45760 614 992 471 ( ) -6 William E. Snouffer NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 614-992-2413 ~ Gibson • Zenith • Maytag LP Bulk and Cylinder Gas Supplier HOT WATER TANKS, HEATERS, COLEMAN TRAILER FURNACES AVAILABLE 1·800·742·3868 Phone 915-3307 Nationwide is on your &ide .... . .. . . . .. . . . ... . . ... . .. . ....... .... . .... . .... . .... ... . ...... . ............ . ..... ...... ~ .. . . . .. .... ... . .."' Pontiac Buick GMC Truck Member FDIC OR 172 N. Seeond Ave. 308 East Main St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 614-992-6614 l-800-83 7 -I 094 ~ ... " . . .. ..... . . . .. . .. -. ~- .. ........ ~ �PAGE THDn'Y-JIOUil PAGE TIDJrrY-FIVE . This chronological order Is such, whereby the respective fairs are listed under the week they are either held or begin. The Week of June 12 Pickaway County Fair (Circleville) The Week Of June 26 Marion County Fair (Marlon) Putnam County Fair (Ottawa) ' June 17-23 June 28-July 4 June 29-July 4 The Week Of July 10 Lawrence County Fair (Proctorville) Madison County Fair (London) Paulding County Fair (Paulding) Clinton County Fair (Wilmington) Harrison County Fair (Cadiz) Trumbull County Fair (Cortland) Jackson County Fair (Wellston) Crawford County Fair (Bucyrus) Franklin County Fair (Hillard) July 10·16 July 10-16 July 11·17 July 11·18 July 12-17 July 12·17 July 15·23 July 16-23 July 16-23 The Week Of Juty 17 Adams County Fair (West Union) Ottawa County Fair (Oek Harbor) Warren County Fair (Lebanon) Carrol County Fair (Carrolhon) Logan County Fair (Bellefontaine) Perry County Fair (New Lexington) Clark County Fair (Springfield) July 17·23 July 18-24 July 19-23 July 19-24 July 19-24 July 19-24 July 23-29 The Week Of July 24 Butler County Fair (Hamilton) Knox County Fair (Mt. Vernon) Summit County Fair (Tallmlldge) Clermont County Fair (Owensville) Fayette County Fair (Washington C.H.) Shelby County Fair (Sidney) Lucas County Fair (Maumee) Union County Fair (Marysville) Seneca County Fair (llffln) Pike County Fair (Piketon) · Preble County Fair (Eaton) The Week Of July 31 Greene County Fair (Xenia) Medina County Fair (Medina) Gallla County Fair (Gallipolis) Vinton County Fair (McArthur) Auglaize County Fair (Wapakoneta) Hamlhon County Fair (Carthage) . Wood County Fair (Bowling Graen) Ohio State Fair (COlumbus) Champaign County Fair (Urbana) Ross County Fair (Chillicothe) The Week Of August 7 Richland County Fair (Mansfield) Athens County Fair (Athens) Hartford Independent Fair (Licking Co.) Scioto County Fair (Lucasville) Cuyahoga County Fair (Berea) Mercer County Fair (Celina) Ashtabula COunty Fair (Jefferson) Erie County Fair (Sandusky) Attica Independent Fair (Seneca Co.) Henry County Fair (Napoleon) Miami County Fair (Troy) July 24-29 July 24-30 July 24-31 July 25-30 July 25-30 July 25-31 July 26-31 July 26-31 July 26-Aug. 1 July 29-Aug. 6 July 30-Aug. 6 July 31-Aug. 6 July 31-Aug. 7 Aug. 1-6 Aug. 1-6 Aug. 1-7 Aug. 3-7 Aug. 4-10 Aug. 5-21. Aug. 6-12 Aug. 6-13 Aug. 7-14 Aug. 8-13 Aug. 8·13 Aug. 8-13 Aug. 8·14 Aug. 8-14 Aug. 9-14 Aug. 9-14 Aug. 10-14 Aug. 12-18 Aug. 13-18 The Week Of August 14 Muskingum County Fair (Zanesville) Huron County Fair (Norwalk) Meigs County Fair (Pomeroy) Holmes County Fair (Millersburg) Jefferson C1>unty Fair (Smithfield) Allen County Fair (Lima) Darke County Fair (Greenville) Defiance County Fair (Hicksville) Aug. 14-20 Aug. 15-20 Aug. 15-20 Aug. 16-20 Aug. 16-21 Aug. 19-27 Aug. 19-27 Aug. 20-27 The Week Of August 21 Monroe County Fair (Woodsfield) Lorain County Fair (Wellington) Columbiana County Fair (Lisbon) Lake County Fair (Painesville) Portage County Fair (Randolph) Sandusky County Fair (Frem1>nt) Aug. 22-27 Aug. 22-28 Aug. 23-28 Aug. 23-28 Aug. 23-28 Aug. 23·28 The Week Of August 28 Noble County Fair (Caldwell) Morrow County Fair (Mt.GIIeed) Stark County Fair (Canton) Hancock County Fair (F,fndlay) Montgomery County Fair (Dayton) Richwood Independent Fair (Union Co.) Van Wert Co\Jn!S' Fair (Van Wert) Geauga County Fair (Burton) Mahoning County Fair (Canfield) Fuhon County Fair (Wauseon) Washington County Fair (Marietta) Aug. 30-Sept. 3 Aug. 30-Sept. 5 Aug. 30-Sept. 5 Aug. 31-Sept. 5 Aug. 31-Sept. 5 Aug. 31-Sept. 5 Aug. 31-Sept. 7 Sept. 1·5 Sept. 1-5 Sept. 2·8 Sept. 3-6 The Week Of September 4 Highland County Fair (Hillsboro) Morgan County Fair (McConnelsville) Hardin County Fair (Kenton) Albany Independent Fair (Athens Co.) Belmont County Fair (St. Clairsville) Wayne County Fair (Wooster) Williams County Fair (Montpelier) Sept. 4·10 Sept. 6·10 Sept. 6-11 Sept. 7-11 Sept. 7·11 Sept. 10-15 Sept. 10-17 The Week Of September 11 Hocking County Fair (Logan) Guemsey County Fair (Old Washington) Wyandot County Fair (Upper Sandusky) Bellville Independent Fair (Richland Co.) Delaware County Fair (Delaware) Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. The Week Of September 18 Ashland County Fair (Ashland) Tuscarawas County Fair (Dover) Barlow Independent Fair (Washington Co.) Sept. 18·24 Sept. 19·25 Sept. 23·25 The Week Of September 25 Brown County Fair (Georgetown) Coshocton County Fair (Coshocton) Sept. 26-0ct. 1 Sept. 30-0ct. 6 11-17 12·18 13·18 14-17 17·23 TheW k Of October 2 Loudonville lnd ndent Fair (Ashland Co.) . Oct. 4-8 ThejWeek Of October 8 Fairfield County Fair (Lancaster) . . ' • ' . , • p ~. •.. ':' • Iii • ~· • . OCt•.9-15 ".. ' t: ·.: ,. .rr .: } . 1 l.L---------~·~~~~~~~~~~~~.---~-~~;---------------~--~.:-Jt_)_~._·._~_·~-·_J_·~-;;··~------------Ju: ' ·· Mike~ Porter, Little and Sheets 1994 Ohio Agricultural Fair Chronological Schedule ATTORNEYS AT LAW 30540 Nichols Road Middleport, Ohio 45760 Phone 614-742-2075 211-213 East Second St., P.o. Box 686, Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 Frank W. Porter, Jr.- Douglas W. Little- Jennifer L. Sheets (614) 992-2151- (614) 992-6689 1.... Quality ~ ~om Mike Kauff, Owner Tues~~~~~ Ranch & Two·Story Mon .• •. 12-8 pm Wedneoday·12-6j1m Friday- Cloaed Saturday- 10-5 pm Sunday 1-5 pm BETSY HERALD (304) 773-5001 Cape -~.;oa eS Plumbing and Heating Route 1 - Box 43H Mason, West Virginia 25260 -500 ft. below Pomeroy- Mason Bridge- Western Auto Major Home Appliances Craftsman and Wiz(Jrd Lawn (Jnd Garden Cmftsnmn Tools, Auto Parts, Tires, Batteries 788 North Second Middleport, Oh 992-5515 FULTZ AND WARNER CHAPMAN'S FEED STORE BERNARD V. FULTZ 34562 S.R. 124 RUTLAND, OH 45775 742-3223 " LINDA R. WARNER AITORNEYS AT lAW .111 1/2 & 113 1/2 W. Second Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Complete Line Of Provico And Hubbard Feeds, Donley Seeds, Farm Supplies Dog Kennels, Nite Lite's And Supplies, Pet Supplies General Practice • Real Estate Business • Domestic Relations L~Co..j.e In And Check Out Our Prices. Phone: 992-2186 Fax: 992-5457 GOOD LUCK ON YOUR PROJECTS AT THE FAIR. Income Tax 1-800-552-1990 By DanTax 200 West Second Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Phone 992-6708 And Sr. 681 East Tuppers Plains, Oh 45783 667-6535 • 544 West Main St. 614-992-5724 BRUCE BUMGARDNER 'compliments of .;;;,i;J E. S. Villanueva, M.D. Family Practice and Gynecology · Gynecological Surgery· . -505 MULBERRY HEIGHTS Pomeroy, OH 614-992-6402 tiFiUIIHi GENEUL TIRE SALES. • 465 lorth Seco... lwenue llhi. .P'rt, Ohle 45760. c• 14) tt2·7161 • .. POMEROY, OHIO 4~769 PH. 992-6633 • �PAGE TIURTY-SIX PAGE TWinY-SEVEN 1994 OHIO COUNTY FAIRS Hawk's 76 Station MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP We Support the 4-H Program Full-Serve Gas at Self-Serve Price. .:. ., • AMERICAN MOTOSPORTS, INC. . We Pump It! THE FLORAL BOUQUET Flowers & Balloons for All Occasions We Deliver- Phone 773-5575 - 112 N. Second St., Box 497, Mason, WV • After 5 P.M. Call Rutland, OH. 614-742-2191. Owner: BARBARA VanMETER Joy, Diamond, Try-Blend, Purina, Sunshine, Alpo Dog Feed Complete Line of Farm Feeds, NAPA automotive supplies. Appliances- Central Air Conditioning and Heating FOREMAN & ABBOT LENNOX AMANA YORK 1-800-359-4303 Middleport, Ohio Ph. 992-5321 • Your one-stop convenience store for farm and auto supplies, gas, groceries and more. F. & A. SUNSHINE CENTER 5:00 a.m. to 10 pm Mon.-Sat. Open Sunday 10:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m. Millie's Restaurant & Produce Tuppers Plains, OH 667-3182 Meigs County Fair Monday, August 15 Pomeroy, Ohio Practice 6:00 p.m. CLASSES 125 PRO 250/500 PRO MICRO-MINI (4-7 yrs. old, 50cc bike) MICRO-MINI (4-8 yrs. old, 50cc bike) 65cc (7-11 yrs. old, 65cc bike) MINI-JR. (7-11 yrs. old, 80cc bike) MINI-SR. (12-15 yrs. old, socc bike) SCHOOLBOY (12-15 yrs. old, 125cc bike) 125 B (Intermediate) 125 C (Novice) 250 B (Intermediate) 250 C (Novice) OPEN 500cc B/C 17-24 (17-24 yrs. old, NO A riders) 25 YEARS PLUS A&B 30 YEARS PLUS 40 YEARS PLUS WOMEN QUAD 2-STROKE QUAD 4-STROKE QUAD PRO CLASS 37481 SR 124 MIDDLEPORT, OH Race 7:30 p.m. 39329 Bradbury Rd. Middleport, Oh "DOWN HOME COOKIN" 6 A.M.- 8P.M. MON. - FRIDAY 614-992-7713 6 A.M.- 3 P.M. SAT.· SUNDAY Joe's Country Market SR 124 Rutland, Ohio Phone: 742-3123 Open 7 days a week 992-2467. Friendliest Store In Town! Williams & Associates Insurance RIVERFRONT BARBELL '\ * Nationally ranked and local racers will be competing over huge jumps and mogel whoop-d-doo's at top speed for valuable points and awards. • AWARDS TO ALL MICRO'S • AWARD GUARANTEED TO TOP 6 PLACES IN EVERY TROPHY CLASS. OVER 20 RIDERS IN EACH RECEIVE 1 AWARD TO EVERY 3 RIDES TO 10 PLACES. • $500 + 200% PAYBACK FOR 125 & 250 PROS. • 100% 25 PLUS A AND QUAD PRO CLASS. •AWARDS FOR SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP • NO PIT RIDING ALLOWED PLEASE • QUADS MUST HAVE WORKING KILL SWITCH ATTACHED TO RIDER AND REAR NUMBER PLATES! • QUAD RIDERS MUST BE AT LEAST 16 YEARS OLD • PRO FALL BACK STARTING GATE • * Anyone under 18 years of age on the day of the race, who is planning to enter the race, must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Supt. Brent Zirkle, Leonard Koenig, Rick Koblentz Hilltop Grocery Pomerov. Ohio ' * Everyone attending the event must enter grounds and/or race at their own risk. Not responsible for accidents, theft, casualty, etc. For more information contact: AMERICAN MOTORSPORTS, INC. 614/596-2057 Come RAeE with the BEST at A. M.S. ~ 108 Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Oh 45769 ~ Phone: 992-3985 Help us by letting us help you with a quote on your Auto, Horm!, Life, Health and Business! n li) YoU;r Hometown Gym 216 E. Main Street Pomeroy 992-6919 Smith & Associates Accounting Cathy Smith-Crow, CPA Post Office Box 289 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (614)992·5995 196 West Second Street STEVEN L. STORY · ARORNEY·II·LAW 236 West Seco1tl Street • PoMroy, 0•1o 45769 · P. 0. lox 72 614-992·6624 1·100·327-6050 Meigs Motel Located Junction Rt. 7 & 33 Phone 992-5531 �' , ·. I ' . . , ~ i ' ~ .; ~ ; ·• PAGE TIURTY-NINE J.D. DRILLING JAMES E. DIDDLE . RIDE MIDWAY BY: Phone (614.) 94.9-2512 P.O. Box 587 Racine, Ohio 4.5771 Complimenl8 Of Meigs Health Services, Inc. James ·E. Witherell, M.D.- Wilma A. M8118fie1d, M.D. 507 MULBERRY HTS. Tracy L. BeD, M.D. POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-660 I TP GENERAL STORE FUN FOR EVERYONE AT THE FAIR- Enjoying an outing at the Meigs County Fair last year was tile eight-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dill of Long Bottom. He seemed delighted with the blue ribbon which his brother, Cody, won on the pumpkin he exhibited. This year's fair schedule includes many classes for fruits and vegetables to be exhibited in the air-conditioned Coonhunters Building. Earnest L. Trent DDS Gas Groceries Hardware CORNER ST. RT. 7 and ST. RT. 681 PHONE: 667-6014. OPEN: Mon.-Fri. 8 am-10 pm; Sal& am-10 pm; Sun. 10 am-8 pm Summerfields Restaurant Quality Denistry Formerly owned and operated by Dr. Fred R. Carsey Mason, WV Hours Mon. thru Friday 9:00am to 5:00 pm Thesday Evenings Carry Out Chester, Ohio Lunch Specials - Pizzas 985-3857 E NATIONAL BANK RACINE CARNIVAL RIDES POPULAR- What would a county fair be without carnival rides. Here one or Bates Brothers Amusement Co.'s employees checks a car on the Quadzilla, one of its newer rides. Rides will be operated from 1 to 4:30 and 6 to II p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, and Saturday noon · until S p.m. and 6 to 11 p.m. Holders or membership, season or 4-H tickets can ride by paying $3 at the ride office each day. Wednesday is Kiddie Day with gate admission of $3 from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. for everyone. On that day rides will operate from noon until4:30 and 6 to ll p.m. "Clean Family There's A Lot Entertainment'' ORE Than Farm In Quality Farm &Fleet FanntAutoiEiectrlcaiiUwn 1 Garden/Sporting GoocWPiumblngiP«II'HIIrdware Galli olis ' .. . . . ./ . .... .,. "'" ....... ~ ~ ~ ~ • No Risk Price.GUARANTEE! • In Stock Guarantee! • We Carry Partsl • Convenient Shopping! • No-Ha111e Retumsl • Easy Financing! • Unique Asaortmentl • customers Come Flrstl Silver Bridge Plaza At. 17 Member FDIC ......... •· ....... . ............. ... ..., . ....... : ............. .... .... ... .. ...... ... .... . , ... ....... . . ... ...... . .... .... , , ~ ~ ~ ..... P.O. Box 2220 Wintersville, Oh. SYRACUSE PHONE 949-2210 992-6333 Fernwood Road ~ .. . . . . GalllpoUa, OH 45631 (614) 441-1221 Store Hour s Mon . tllru Sat. 8 am to 9 pm Sun10amto6pm (614) 266-2950 Office ' (614) 266-2953 '" FAX We are pleased to serve the people of Meigs County. • �PAGE llOKrY REED'S COUNTRY STORE True Value Hardware V & S Variety Store Wolverine Shoes Auto & Truck T~,;res Power King and Simplicity Tractors GROCERIES • TheMs no place like home. That's why we stay involved here in our own community. After all, you're not just our customersyou're our neighbors too. . .- ~ · BANKSON£ REEDSVILLE, OHIO TEL.: 378-6125 A.Oli3W0d SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS ._\1 Bank One, Athens, NA Member IDIC Slll·l66 .Hd .3:AV A.llli3:H'IflJ\l /,1"'11 pa'J.II.Iatta no4 attJJH ·ipoqi.1atta amtJid 01 au1L11 a.JV sp.IJJOq.I11Jd .llJ1UaS ~ .101Unf .I~OA NIYd NflOA AOINH • Whatever it takeS. SURE WIN AND MANNA PRO FEEDS FERTILIZER and SEEDS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS FENCING SUPPLIES PIPE and PANEL GATES LIVESTOCK and WATER SOn'ENER SALTS Livestock Medications and Preventatives • ALL WORK GUARANTEED• •EXPERT COLOR MATCH• . •SPECIALIZING IN INSURANCE WORK• •KANSAS() JACK LASER FRAME RACK• • AUlOIOOY AUTO rAITS 992·1013 ,, Toll Free l·BOD-0010 BODY SHOr 992·2316 � 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 07. 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