http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/34011e4a3802017e7d5c62a6f2553707.pdf bb1fd70d455f2ef01d295b7d17528211 PDF Text Text .. • • ~ Page 08 • $unhav ~im.. -j hnthul j Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, Sunday, July 1995 No time Hke the present' to·think about fall seeding NEW CRUISER - Ohio Valle!• Bank was the successful bidder in financing a new cruiser for the GaUla County Sheriff's Department. E. Richard Mahan, third from leO, vice president of OVB's lending divisi(ln, presented keys to the By BUZ MILLS . Oh io, is Sclcrotinia crown and stem should contact the USDA Office or GALLIPOL'ls - Now fs the rot. This is actually a fungus that Communications at (202)- 720time to be malting your fmal plans releases its spores in the fall . 5881 (voice) or (202) -720-7808 to make that fall or late summer Alfalfa seedlings are ,highly sus- (TDD). seeding of grass and/or legumes. ceptible to infection, wherea s to file a complaint, write to the August through the mid.dle of established stands may have isolat- Secretary of Agriculture, U.S . S ep~&~~ber is the ideal time. ed plants or small groups of plant.s Deparunent of. Agriculture, WashClover, if seeded early in affected. It may not be evident until ington, D.C. 20250, or call (202)· August, alfalfa and most of the tall the next spring Umt the fungus wa< 720 -7327 (voice) or (202) -720cool season grasses can be success- present, when. the fall seeding fails 1127. fully seeded in this time f<aJne. So 10 put out new growth . In fields (Buz Mills i< the te<hniciun for before these dates arrive, you that have recently been in legumes the Gallia Soil and Water Con• should have taken a soil test and and fields that have legumes near- servation District.) , made any corrective measures the by, it may be advisable ·to plant new seedings in early August to try test calls for. If the field was in small grains to have a more mature seeding at this year, care must be taken to tlle time of spore release. Please do not let Sclerotinia sprout any grain lefl ·on the soil before the seeding is made to completely scare you from doing a reduce competition. When making summer seeding of legumes . By a conventional seeding, till the soil' t<lking precautions, the problem several times to kill all existing 'may not show up . Conventional weeds and to help sprout any-small tillage, crop rotatiop, and curlier grain seed. These tillage operations seeding may be all it takes to avoid coulcl. be spaced several days apart · this situation. to obtain a good kill of all weeds If U1ere are any further questions before the seeding is made. on summer seeding or about our · By using a no-till drill to make district no-till rentals, please call · the seeding, all tillage operations our office at446-8687. The U.S. Deparunt!l>t of Agriare eliminated. As in the above example of seeding after a small culture prohiobits discrimination in grain harvest any small grain seed its progmms on the basis of race. that has sprouted and any other color, national origin, sex, religion, vegetation that exists before the age, disability, political beliefs, and seeding is made m~st be killed ~itlt marital or familial status: (Not all CAROLL K. a bum down chem1cal. The llarttcu- prohibited bases apply to all pro$NOW DEN Jar chemical will be determmed by grams.) . · Phone 446-4290 the type of weed pr~:sem that needs , 'Persons with disabilities who 342 Sec. Ave. to be controlled. . require alternative ineru1s for comGallipolis, Oh. .. One problem that has emerged munication of program information wtth .alfalfa and red clover summer (braille, large print, audiotape, etc.) St~te t·~rm sccdmgs! espectally m southern · Insurance Companies than Brazil's 110rmal shipmentS 'of I million bags per month, according to a published report. ·. Th e contract for lleptember dclivFry of gre en arabica coffee bean s shot up R.R cents on New York 's Coffee , Sugar & Cocoa Exchange to S I. 2985 a pound. On other commodity markets, wheal , colton and gasoline futures fell •11arply. The Commodity Re search Bureau' s index of 21 commodities fe ll O.R6 point to 231.22. Export restraint by Drazil, the w-orld's largest coffee producer, would holster price-support efforts by Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua. Those five nations said earlier this week they had su spended exports until prices rise. The lack of Brazilian participation in the price-support plan had caused coffee prices to plunge Wednesday and Thursday. Friday's rebound erased most of those lossc.s. . The Brazilian news was reponed· by Kni.ght-Ridder Financial News, which attributed the infor- mation to an unidentified influential coffee grower. Arthur Stevenson, coffee market analyst at Prudential Securities Inc., warned agamst putung too much stock in the news. "Everything coming out of Brazil lately has been contradictory and has been turned on its head a ,;, crop, which will be harvesteu tllis day or rwo later," he- ~a id . Coffee prices were overdue for a fall . "Crors arc improving. demand boun'* anyway after tumblin g 13 percent since June 28. said Merrill stinks and exports are well shon of Agriculture Department projecLyn ch analyst Judy Ganes . She said prices were likely to tion s,'' said Garie s of Merrill · head lower. in th e long term , Lynch. She said thatif good growing though , because coffee-growing conntries mu st eventually release conditions persist, the US. cotton surplus on July 31,1996. the end of U1eir pent-up stocks. . " At some point, th.cy'rc going the 1995-96 marketing year, could to ·say, 'We've brought the market he 900,000 bales above USDA'.s back up to a le vel where we feel latest estimate of 1.7 milliop. The USDA will release its lirst comfonablo:· aod U1cn it will really come down to. 'I' ve got cof(ec m estiffiate of I 995 cotton production on Tuesday. · se ll.' " Ganes said. · · ' ' M:~ y bc we'll sec U1e market in an up trend through August but come September, when some of GALLIPOLIS - General surCanady and his wife Kimberly . U1ese Cemral Americru1 crops come geon Michael R. Canady, M.D. , are the parents two sons, Matthew on stream, they're not going to be been added to the Holzer Clinio;, and Christopher', and reside in the has able to hold back ru1y longer," she and will Gallipol~ ar~l!. · De}!llr!menLJlf Surgery said. join the clinic's four general surWheat futures plummeted on the • geons in practice at the main clinic. · Chicago Board of Trade in anticiCanady ·has been the head of pation of rapid harvesting of winter Department of Surgery at the Camp · wheat this weekend and next week Lejeune (N.C .) Naval Hospital during an expected heat wave in since 1993. 1992 CHEV 3/4 TON the Great Plains. While at Camp Lejeune, Canady' '· Only 13,978 Corn and soybean futures also served as director of the intensive miles , front & rear retreated amid forecasts for hot c~ unit and chairman of the speair cond, tilt , weather, possibly with occasional cial care unit committee. He was cruise, P.L, P..W. , showers, next week in the Mid also a member of the credentials Front & rear west. and CQOrdinated care committees. AM/FM cass. "One thing's for sure:. those stereos, Shelbyville, Tenn., 4 A native of crops that need heat units are defi captain chairs, Canady graduated cum laude from nitely going to see some," said Joe sofa that Vanderbilt' University. He earned Victor, marketing director for converts to a his doctorate of medicine from the Allendale Inc .. a commodities broqueen size bed . NEW AGENT- Ted L. Dex- Bowman Gray School of Medicine kerage firm in the Chicago suburb and lots more. ter, sales representative for the . .in Winston-Salem, N.C. of Crystal Lake. Following medical school, Wheat for July delivery fell 11- Huntington 4islrict office of Canady completed a four-year resiAmerican General Life and Acci' 1/4 cents to $4.20-1/2 a bushel; dency program with Good Samarident lnsuran~e Co., is now the July corn slipped 1/4 cent to Leather interior, tan Hospital. Cincinnati, where he firm's insurance agent for the · $2.77-l/4 a bushel; July soybeans served as chief resident. After resi.Mason and Point Pleasant,. P.L, P.W, tilt, dropped 3-.1/4 cenll;. to $6.06-3/4 a W.Va., area, having transferred dency, he was a clinical fellow in bushel. · cruise, push October cotton tumbled 2.39 from the Jackson-Wellston area. general surgery and coordinator of button 4 wd, cent.s to 80.36 cents a pound on the He has been with the company Good Samaritan's surgical !CU. A diplmate of the National New liork Cotton Exchange as . for six years and lives in Middlealum .' wheels. J'adcrs shifted their attention from port with his wife, Crystal, and Board of Medical Examiners, Canady is certified -in general We sold it new' light current supplies 10 the new son, Timmy. surgery by the American Board of Surgery. He is now accepting new patients. • IUU , , . . A UUIIIUUI l,ike a good neighbor, State Farm is there.® JOST fiititiVED CONVERSION VAN 1 was elected to his new post by area lawyers during an OSBA district meeting several months ago. He succeeds retiring district representative and fellow Athens resident Robert W. Stewart, whose term ended June 30. Tlw 2.1-mcmber Board of Governors is the OSBA' s governing body. It meets monU1ly to manage the association's business affairs, . set policy, review pending legisla- ·New markets for tomatoes (Continued from 01) ers, Kneen said, adding the conlidence in U1is business rclationshir will be built slowly. .. Drawbacks in shi[lping to Canada include:· additional inspection certificates and paperwork; fluctuating exchange rates; greater shipping costs; and determining payment for U1cir pr<XIuct.s. Kneen said he did not know wheth.er local growers wo.uld he H(1mc ()ffi..:c:~: Rhx1mington. lllinc1i~ Dr. Canady joins general surgery 'staff at area clinic Area attorney serves district on OSSA Board of Governors· ATHENS- Athens attorney Frederick L. Oremus has begun a three-year term as l)istrict 17 representative on the board of governors of the Ohio State Bar AssociatiOn (OSBA). District 17 includes about 160 )awyers. who live or practice in Athens, Hocking, Meigs, Morgan, Noble and-wasningum rounties. 1 · ' Oremus, a parmer with the flfln of Eslocker, Hodson & Oremus, senice.,, : willing to a\Sume the risk. of opening the new markets, he added. But, local growers need to prepare for the future, Kneen said. · By entering oU1er markets, local growers will not have to rely on taking what the brokers otTer, he added. "It's wonh U1e risk to be going up into Canada and tryiltg it ," Kneen said. Power locks, fog lights, inside trunk release, fuel release and airbag. Nice local trace -in. Loaded with P.S, P.L., P.W, lilt, cruise, anlilock brakes, airbag. · HVAC and radio · controls on the steering wheel plus alot more. 1 1992 CAMARO RS OIL CUSTOMERS! .·CALL OUR OFFICE FOR DETAILS - 25th Anniversary Edition · Till, cruise. P.L, P.W., airbag , anti theft ignition, alum. wheels, air cond : and auto trans, w/pverdrive. A BURLILE OIL·CO. ' St. Rt. 7 & 35 'See·Puzzle On Page 02 . • Gallipolis 446-4119 1-800-423-4399 "Locally owned & operated, we appreciate your business': \ • Gallipolis' Hometown Dealer .1 616 Easter.n Ave. . 614 • Gallipolis 446~3672 ' .I· Soctlqn, 10 Pogeo 35 cents A Multimedia Inc. NewapaPfr Among the provisions: limiting cash assistance to three years in any State reform also depends on Congress, which is dehating stringent five-year period. Exemptions are made for people with special financial work requirements for people getting cash. The federal changes are hardships, those on waiting lists for government job programs and parents important because. U1ey would have to be enforced at U1e state level. with small children. · "l think it's right Umt people should go to work if Utey crut get it," . State Rep. Robert E. N<:,tzley, R-Dayton, sees the anti-welfare frenzy as said Gregory Dubois of Darberltm, whose frunily receives food strunps a call to action. and disability because of his cancer. "But when Utcy get work , don't cut " There is no politician, including the go~emor, who hasn't known that U1cir benefits, or Utey' ll never get ahead . Never." welfare has been a di saster for the past 25 years," Netzley told The "It's the yo-yo syndrome," said Paulellc Brown, a mother of two in (Cleveland) Plain Dealer for a story Sunday, the first of a four-ran. series. Akron who receives ca<h welfru·e and food suunps. "l find a job. DtJesn't David Forte, a law professor at Cleveland State University, said !he bill pay enough. I lose Ule job. I'm back on U1e system . Get a job once more ... might be going too far by taking away a father's commercial driver's then layoffs. l (ind myself going in and out of U1e system." license for failing to pay child suppon.Mark Real, director of the Children' s Defense Fund in Ohio, said no '.'If he doesn't provide support, the state can deny him a license. How . one is discussing welfare prevention. . · 1 is he.going to get work?'' Forte a~ked. "Half the parents who live in poverty currently work," Real said . .Clinton may .renew , ties with Vietnamese ,NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) U1e time was right to establish rc'laPresident Clinton will announce ti.ons because a strong Viemarn was Ibis week his intention to establish needed to counterbalance J.he-influrelations with Viemam, ending .;m ~nce of C.ilina in Southeast Asia. estrangement that has lasted since McCain, R-J\riz., who was shot ·communist North Vietnam's victo- down over North Viemam in 1967 ry over South Vietnam in 1975. and was tortured by his captors, has White House officials, speaking . backed . that decisibn, saying it's today only on condition of time for Americans and Vietanonymity, said Clinton would namese to put the · past behind make the announcement Tuesday · U1em. in a noomime ceremony in the · Clinton's dec.ision on Vietnam Rose Garden. Deputy White House is bound to be controversial Press· secretary Mary Ellen Glynn because of his record, as a youth, said only that Clinton would have of avoiding mili~'try service during uan announcemem" on Vietnam the Vietnam War. and that members of Congress had Senate Majority Leader Dole, Rbeen invited to the ceremony. Kan., has seen his war, World War One of those in attendance may II, come to an end, and "I would be Republican Sen.)ohn McCain, a like 'for Sen. Dole to ·Jet us end this , former Navy pilot who spenl six one," McCain said . Dole and years in a Hanoi prisoner-of-war another Republican presidential· camp,. McCain..on..Sunday urged. contender, Sen . "Phil Gramm of -Sen. Bob Dole and other GOP Texas, have criticized Clinton fnr leaders to support the 'lllove toward moving toward normalization. .110rmalization of relations with ''I'm not sure it would be to Vietnam. . their political advantage to do so" McCain, speaking Sunday on in the .presidential campaign, NBC's Meet the Press, ' also said . McCain said. Weapon usage • on r1se Advocacy qroup finds 18% JUmp . over 1992 ~stats - . The Carnegie library h11ilding buill in l'omeroy In 1914 has heen ~sold hy the Meig.." County l'ubllc Library Board of Directors to Chri<tnpher and and Jena Tennglia, l~nmeroy. The hullding · was twice advertised for bids' and the Tenoglia bid .was the only nne received. The sale price was $25,891, acc:ording to library official<. Chrl<topher Tennglia said that the Second Street building, listed on the National Register of Hlslorlcall'laces, will he preserved with only minor renovation.• planned. He said that atM>ul Sept. I he and Scull l'owell, hoth attorney.< at law, will open offices there. The Meigs County Library moved from the tarnegie hullillng«intn new CJuarters on West Main Street in 1989. Up until a few months ago, the hulcllng was occupied hy lite Mdgs County Chamber of Conm>erce and the i\1elgs Park District. . gearing up for another Hertz golfand-greet gig. Hardly a man who had just slashed the tllroats of, his ' ex-wife and hei friend, Simpson's htwyers wi'll argue. · The defense wants to call all passengers on Simpso'n's flight, assorted baggage handlers, chauffeurs and airline and hotel staff to talk about his demeanor. Deputy District Attorney Christopher Darden denounced the . witnesses as a w.aste of time last' week" and promi sed to spend the better part of today fighting _to keep · some of them out ofcourt. _ WASHINGTON (AP) - President. Clinton, retuming to a familiar theme of the 1996 presidential campaign, is urging the entertain'ment and media industries to help parents shield their childnen from violent and sexual images. Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole, a Republican presidential · candidate, recently injected the topic into the campaign when he . accused media giant Time Warner of peddling violence and sex in some of it.s movies. Clinton, who took a. broader' swipe at the entertainment industry weeks earlier in his State of the Union speech, was addressing the issue again today at a family values forum in Nashville, Tenn ., organized by Vice President, AI Gone. l1te two-day event which began Sunday without Clinton, was designed to focus on the role television, movies and modern technology - such as computers and. video g~es -,play in the upbringing of chtldren . Knock;ng 'sex and violence in · entertainment is just a small Pprt of an emerging theme in Cltnton ~peecl!.es _that demand responsibility and civility from American people, private institutions and the government. PROMOTING VA LUES - President and.. Mrs. Clinton left "We've got to challenge every Foundry United Methodist Church in Washington wliue they American in every sector of our attended services Sunday. The president is asking the entertainsociety to do their part,'' Clinton ment industry to shield children from violence and sex at a family . said. Thursday in a Georgetown values conference sljlrting today. (AP) , University address · • .. The first witness scheduled to is Simpson's ·eldest daughter, 26-year-old Arnelle Simpson, one of the small circle gathered at Simpson's mansion in the wCek after the murders. She's ex·pected to counter the testimony of another member of U1at group, Ronald Shipp; who said Simpson did not mourn and only showed concern for himself. She can also try to bolster the 'claim that pcilice pre-judged Sirnrson; she told them 'his trip to Chicagg had been planned, hut they went on to call it-unexpected in an afr. ..~ I By MICHAEL J, SNIFFEN Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - About 1.3 million U.S . residents. faced an a~sailant armed with a gun during 1993, and the use of semiautomatic weapons by juveniles is rising"fa<t, particularly in murders, the Justice Deparunent said Sunday. Of the victims of rape, sexual' assault, robbery and aggravated as.s ault by offenders carrying a firearm that year, 116 percent, nr 1.1· million. said the weapon was a 11;tndgun, the deparumim reported. The Justice Deparunem did not make a comparison with previous years because new methodology used for the first time to compile the report for 1993 was different from that used to produce earlier tedend statistics on gun crime. · However, Handgun Control Inc.' - applying its own methodology to various ligures available for earlier years - said the 1993 Justice Deparunent figure represented 18 percent increa'ic in vic1ims of handgun crime over 1992. Handgun Control is a 400,000-mcmber group that lobbies to regulate h;uldguns. davit for a Search warrant. Legal nnalysts say starling with so-called dcmemwr witnesses is logical, if only to revive some uf Simpson's IHmished supers1ar Juster. The prosecution is' likely to . argue that a defendant's demeanor generally sheds 'little light on guilt or innocence. ~ Other murder cases show no clear pattern. The Menendez broth· Murder wal) lhe crime th:11 mosr ers went on·a shopping spree after shotgunning thcir.parents. Robert frequently involved fireanns - in AltOn Harris ate his victim's flam- 70 percent of the 24,526 homicides in 1993, -the Justice Deparuncnt 'k burgee Bureau of Justice Statistic reported. Four out of five were committed ._.witJJ handguns. . . The report comes while the {I Republican -cnntrulled Congress is considering legislalion to eliminate the 1994 federal ban on 19 assault weapons - which arc semiautoLOS ANGELES (AP) - Gaso- of just over 4 ccrus a gallon." Tril - matic pistols or rifles - ;:uu.l to weaken the Brady l aw which line prices have fallen more ~1an a by Lundberg .<aid . .· rcyuircs a waiting rcn 1l.J hefore U1e penny a gallon in the past two Further drops were · unlikely purchase of a handgun • weeks because of dropping crude because of high demand, siw said. costs, an oil analyst said Sunday. According to Lundhcrg 's surPresident Clinton ·has made The Lundberg Survey of 10,000 vey, ,;tvcrage prices :11 self-serve stations nationwide on Friday pumps were $1.. 1998 rcr g:dlon h>r rlcar h ~ would veto repeal of the found the average retail rrice o( regular unleaded, $1.2971 h>r mid- ;l-ssault weapon hru1. Last weekend, gasoline, _induding ~II grades and grade unleaded, $1.3803 lior rrcmi - he praisct.i Ute Bra<)y Lltw and protaxes, was $1.2642 ·cents per gal- um unleaded and $1 . 1749 for lead - Jlt!M'll expanding the ban on bulleL< that can picrc'c bullet-resistant lon, down 1.3 cenL< from the .I une ed . 23-survey. · . Full-service priCes were $1.521'! VC.SI.'i . That follows a 2-ccnt-a, gallon cents per gallon fo.r regular unlead"The Bureau nf ltt::ticc Statisdrop between June 9 and June 23. ed, $1.6083 for mid-grade imlcadtics has provided monicundusivc "The most importa.nt reastm is ed, $1.6791 for pnemium unleaded cvilJcncc dcmonstmting the need to crude oil is down ... an tquivalcnt and $1.5058 for !ended. keep the Brady Law and the han on semiautomatic ass ault weapons intact," said Sarah Bmdy, chair of . . Handgun Control nnd wife of James Brady , the White House · press sccrctal)' wounded during an assassination attempt on former RIO GRANDE - James ·J. born in Kentucky and raised in President Reagan. "Repealing this Weaver ba• been appoin\ed execu- Indiana, has worked in the electric tive vice president and general utility business for 24 years, botli legislation now. will only lead to manager of Buckeye Rural Elei:tric in investor-owned and cooperative more senseless gun deaths in this Cooperative, the BREC Board of electric firms . lie has worked in country . It is unconscionable that Directors announced. power supply, tran smis·sion, distri- legislators are putting more AmeriWeaver succeeds Richard T. bution, member service and public can lives in jeopardy by considering w·eakening current gun control "Dick" Mills Jr., Little Rock, Ark., _ relations, officials said. restrictionS... u : who had been acting geneml man· Weaver, who as a youth spent ager since March following the-his summers in" the Oak Hill area board's termination of Walter V. and.has several relatives fn Jackson Despite the overwhelming rre_ County: plans to relocate to the dominance of handguns in crimes Truitt Jr. ~ Weaver comes to the BREC area soon with hi s wife and two cotnmitted with r.renrms, handguns position from Cajun Electric Power children. repr.esent only about one-third of BREC serves approximately the 223 million firearms manufacCooperative of Baton Rouge , La: He assuiJ\eS his new duties on Aug. 14,000 members in ei ght southeast- tured or im~orted for sale in the ?. · eni· Ohio counties, irl~luding G;~lia United States from 1899 through • BREC officials said Weaver, and Meigs. , 1993, the government report said. te~tify ·_Survey find·s 1-cent drop in pump prices J' • · OLDSMOBILE . GENEJOHNSON~I . COLUMBUS (AP) -Joyce Zultz, who gets $191 a month 10 help feed Herself and her 16-year-old son, is among those worried that politicians are taking welfare reform too far. "This isn't reform, it is just cutbacks," said Zultz,'45, who ha~ been on r1elfare most of her life. She is one of the more than I million Ohio recipient1 concerned ahout state and federal ~ction changing the w~lfare system . In April, the Legislature decided to eliminate $200 million in General Assistance, designed to fill gaps in federal welfare and medical benefits. The phaseout, taking place this month, affects about 120 000 poor · Ohioans. ' . In June, the Legislature passed a reform package that Gov. George · Voinovich is expected to sign latefthis month. Most provisions would ·take affect 90 days after that. ' CHEVROLET • GEO 1 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Mpnday, July 10, 1995 Clinton eyes family values at conference spd, and boards. FOR PROPANE &HOME HEATING Low tonight SS to 65. Partly cloudy. Tuesd:ay, partly sunny. Highs In the 80s. 1-3-4-3 LOS ANGELES (AP) - Before football player anti charismatic beating up on the techn'i'l:ians, Hertz pitChman; he's a man as firstattacking DNA evidence and ques- class as the airline sections he used tioning the prosecution timeline, to travel in. O.J. Simpson's attorneys want to To prove 'this, U1e defense has· a introduce jurors to a defendant they liti'eup of witnesses ranging from . haven't met in court yet. family and friends to a woman who The defense opens its case today sat near Simpson at a benefit the with witnesses who are expected to night before the slayings of his exdescribe Simpson as a benevolent wife Nicole Brown Simpson and and generous man - not the jeal- her friend Ronalil Goldman. ous wife-batterer-tumed-wife murWimesses will be asked to talk derer portrayed. by the prosecution about the Simpson they saw during · during its five-monUt case. the critical hours .after the murders, . The Simpson to be' presented by when he was flying first-class to the dt:iense is more. tban a great Chicago, signing autographs and AM/FM cass, DR. MICHAEL R. CANADY 8-1-6 Pick 4: · •· l'fo 'j.!.;t'~~-i Pick 3: Simpson's team to trot out 'demeanor' witnesses 1 lion, and conduct other business on behalf of the 24,000 Ohio lawyers who are OSBA members. Oremus earned his bachelor' s degree at Wittenberg University in 1970, and his law degree from Capital University in 1973. . He is a former member and chairman of the Ohio Supreme . Courl"s Board of Commissioners on grievance and discipline and a pa~t president of U1e Athens County Bar Association. Oremus also serves as a trustee of the Ohio Legal Assistance Foundation. . He is cbairman of the governing board of Doctors Hospital of Nelsonville and chainnan o'f the Hpeking Valley Museum of Theatrical History. · • · Kicker: 0-2-6-3-6-1 Welfare refor~ impact vexes recipients stay for my Good Neighbor 1-6-9-12-43-45 Vol. 46, NO. 50 Copyright 1995 they Rebound in ·coffee ·futures hint at attempt to .in·c rease prices. Super Lolto: ,Sports, Pa~e 5 come to me for good rates.:. I' By DAVID DISHNEAU AP JJusiness Writer 1 Coffee futures pticcs rebounded with a bang from 13-mOJ.tth lows Friday on signs Brazil is set to limit exports as part of an effort by Latin American producers to force prices higher. Brazilian coffee growers and exporters agreed in principle to lim(t monthly exports to 800,000 132-pound bags, 20 percent )ess Sampras wins third straight ''People vehicle to Board of Cominissioners President Harold Montgomery, second from right. ~tank­ ing them are, from leO, County Commlsstoners Kenneth Farmer and Harold Saunders, and Sherilf J.D. Taylor. Ohio Lottery BREC Board's GM choice assumes ~uties on Aug. 7 ~ �J Monday, July 10, 1995 Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio ROBERT L WINGETT PubliSher MARGARET LEHEW Controller CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager LETfERS OF OPINION are welcome They shou ld be less than 300 words long All letters are subJeCt to cdnmg and musr be &•gned w1th name address and telephone number No uns1gned letters Will be published Letters shoulj:l be m good !Jste addressmg lSSUCS nOt rrsonahtleS "' •---------------------------'1 ,.. Washington Today: Court ruling underlines question of giving up our freedom for safety By LAURIE ASSEO Assoctated Press Wnter WASHING1 ON - Metal detectors 111 public bmldmgs and mandatory drug rests reflect llle m the 1990s Bultf stnngent measures to fight cnme and drugs threaten pnv,te> many Amencruts are not takmg 11 personally ' A fnghtened people - and we are " fnghtened people- tll<lt feels out of control wtll ray very httle attenuon to rnvacy " says Amencan Umvcrslly law professor Hennan Schwartz Mtch1gan Law School professor Yale Katmsar adds ' The more we mvade people s rnvac> the more they get re<~dy lor the next step Tbe latest step c:une recently when the Supreme Court ruled thm pub ltc schools can requtre athletes to mtdergo drug test~ even tf they are not tndtvtdually suspected of usmg drugs thgh school athletes pnvacy snmetunes must yteld to the war on drugs tlte court satd The generally rostuve reacuon to the dectston shows once agmn that Ameneans are wtlllng to gtve ur at lea.<t some rnvaey nghL~ when they thmk theu safety ts at nsk People got used to gomg through metal detectors at alrrnrts two decades ago follqwmg a rash ol atrhner h11ackmgs Now there ,rre metru detectors 10 government bmlumgs rutd even 10 some btg c11y schools Drug testmg has become commonplace among rnvate employers w,here consutultonal protectwns ,Lg,unst unreasonable se trches tlo not a)l(lly And spurred hy the World Trade Center and Oklahoma Clly bombmgs Congress 1s cons•denng anti ten:onsm lcgtsl('uon llMt woultl gJVe the 0 0V enunent more authonty to conduct wtrcmrs check credtt c trds ,md nther wtse momt.or susf)ected terron<ts t C1v1l hbert.mans say an anu terronsm btlltn Congress would threaten pnvacy ngbts But an Assoctatcd Press poll tins srnng found tltal S4 per ceut of those surveyed would put public secunty altead of people s etvtl nghts Mark A de Bemardo of the lnstttute for 'Drug Free Workpltce ' nonprofit busmess coalition satd most Amenc,ms .rlso see I gretter goodl' m combaung drug use through testmg • Is 11 mtrustve? Yes de Bernardo satd But we have an enormous Tears ttnd Laugluer The Joan drug problem m the Umted States an(i Mel15sa R1vers Story st,rrred Among public employees drug tesung b.ts been contmed to those wtth Joan and Melissa as themselves I .$1fety or secunty-senslllve JOhs In 1989 the Supreme Court uphelu drug slc1pped 1t I haven t w.nched a lesttng of rrulroad workers mvolved to trmn tlCClllents and federal customs mov1e wtlh stars starnng ns Lhem officers who carry arms or are 111volved 111 drug enlorcement selves smce 1 o Hell 11nd Back w1tJ1 Elrune Kaplan, an attorney for the Nat10nal Treasury Employees Audte Murrhl I even mtssed the Umon whtch unsuccesslully challenged drug tests tor customs agents Judds bemg ludUs srre 1d over two s;ud mtrus10ns On pnvacy are cl trend that s been gomg on tor a number mghls a few months back on a of years' maJur network But, she s:ud Its a btg Jump from armed customs agents to seven tit If Joan and Mehss 1 had played graders on the swun team the ludds lmt 0 ht have been tempt • The Amenc:ut Ctvtl Ltbert1es Umon chttctzed the ruhn 0 oo student ed lnsteatl I ve been playtng -drug tesung as an attack on personal rnvacy In the c Jse tllt:presented an mysell 111 the made lor rv mOVIC ~rellon youth w.ho w ts b.UTed Irom Ins school football te.un tor retusmg !halts my life (Keep m mmd I m ln tilke a drug test only playmg myself bec,mse we • But Prestdent Clmton h.uled the dectsmu '" send111g exactly the nght couldn t get James Woods) 411ess.1ge' that drug use wtllnot be tllletaled at school To make mauers worse Quenlm • And although som~ students expresseu concems thout pnv,tcy mmter Tarantmo won t return my calls As ...Uews many satd they were wtlhng to go along wnh drug testm,; a result my life ts dtrectwnless The Supreme Court based tis dectswn on several l tctors public untocused r.1tmgs low I get phone .ochools role as custoutans of clnldrcn the I.tck ot pnv tcy m schml lock calls m 1he de,td u I 111 g h t t rom u rooms, the nsk ot 111Jury Io ,uhletel' on drugs md the l.tcl tlltl tthletes Stskel and Ebert 1 hey don 11ucntt qtten are role models to other students fy themselves but 11 s them tltey • Even S~hwartz of Amencrut Umversny gener,~ly a hhcr d sud he wa~crerun Two thumbs dowu' Way tWI troubled by the ruhng down I IIllO the rece1ve1 and h lllg • "To me It was an tssue of salety among student .tUtletes he s nd But up Jio: s:ud lie Wotlltl be s11ocked1f tJte court later dectdeu tJrug test~ could Ill> In a world where Ba) watch IS ltqutred for students mother ac(Jvtues - s,ty the brutu or chess cluh the most popular televtsmn pen • De Bemardo or the antt drug co thllon tenned the dectsmn a stgmh grrun 111 the Iustory of the mcdtnm cimt legal endorsement of random drug testmg Utll wtll help employets there s not much hope Utatmy "' !Rlfend thetr own rrogr:uns Mllst (lliV,IIe employers urug I<;sltllo pro called life Will catch !tre With the grruns mclude more secunty safeguards than dtd the Oregon •chon! plru1 publtc I need au angle 1 hook upheld by the court, be s:ud • ButdrugtestmgotstudentathlctestSO!temoremtrustononAmen cans pnvacy even tf many thtnk It s one worth bear111g • We're gomg to wmd ur wllh TV surve1llance m every shopp111g mall,' Mtehtgan's Kamtsar saHI 11urty or 40 years ago tf you dtd tt m In vanous workplaces one fell swoop people would protest, but liJusthappens gradually mcludmg newspaper offtces anu (Laur1e Asseo covers the Supreme Court and legal 1ssues for The l,lw firms -an mcreasmg number Associated Press) of male employees h,tve become quue careful m how they speak to thetr female colleagues Th1s cautwn ts rcmforced m some places by tramtng sesswns th,u further senslltze men to the <.J,mgers - to themselves ,mU thear By The Associated Press are 174 days employers -tf they create a hos There Today IS Monday, July 10, the 19lst day of 1995 llle work envaonment for Iefl1n the year WOmen 1 he olfender ClUt be lucd Today's Htghhgbt 10 H.story and the em~luyer am be sued On July 10, 1940 dunng World War II, the 114 day Battle of Bn1a10 A recent dectston by the Ftfth began as Nazt forces began atLacking southern England by au By late Ctrcmt Court of Appeals however October. Bntatn managed to repel the Luftwaffe, whtch suffered heavy defines verbal sexual hara."ment at tosses work more rrectSely than has often On tbi.~ date been the case In 1832, Prestdent Andrew Jackson vetoed legtslauon tore charter the In 1987, Sylvta DeAngelis Second Bank Qf the Umred States folbecame the first female sergeant 111 In 1850 Vtce Presulent Millard Fillmore assumed the rrcstdency the El Paso Pohce Deparunent after Jowmg the death of Prestdent Taylor s1x years as a patrol ol hcer and In 1890 Wyommg became the 44th state The promotton was not a dctecuve In 1919, Prestdent Wilson person~lly dehvered the Tremy of Versrulles cause of celebrauon for R U WtUl to the US Senare, and urged tts rauhcauon mt an anonymou~ columntst for In 1925 Jury selecuon took place m Dayton Tenn m the tnal ot The Sliver Badge the newsletter of schoolteacher John 1 Scopes, charged wtth vtolat10g the law by teachmg the El Paso Mumctpal Pohce Ollt Darwm' s Theory of Evoluuon ccrs Assoctauon It reaches some In 1925. the otfictal news agency of the Sovtet Umon TASS was 700 rohcemen and roltcc\\ omen established The columntst tdcnuhes htmself In 1943, dunng World War II, US and Dnush forces mvaded Stelly as a patrolman who bas been only In 1951, amusuce talks rumed at endmg the Korean contitct began at on the force for nearly 20 years Kaesong "combatm cnme He has made In 1962, the Telstar commumcauons satelhte was launched from Cape 11 clear that he would prefer that the Canaveral Aa • to relay TV and telephone stgnals between the U S and force be enttrely male In one of Ins Europe sardomc latncnts he wrote Do In 1973, the Bahamas became mdependent after three centunes ot you remember when there wl!re no Bnush colorual rule (pollee) women workmg 'hte In 1991, Bons N Yeltsm took the oath of office as the first elected streets? (Ah yes those were the pres1dent of the Russmn repubhc came two weeks ago m a half hour meettng 10 Baghdad wtlh Rolf By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein Ekeus chatrman ot the UN Spe ctal Comm1sston on Iraq Accortl lll£ to Rthab Taha an Irnqt mtcro btologJSt who met Wtlh Ekeus Iraq has produced 5 300 gal lons ot botulism bactena\ and 158 gallons of anthrax bactena at the AI Hakam facthty outs.tle of B.Jghclttl It dts se mmated Oy a1r or water m a maJOr Ctty the btO)O glcal a 0 etliS would be enough tp claun mtlhons ot mnocent h1es Perhaps more troubling Utm the confessiOn lLielf are the events that preceded tl A ureu pattem by Imq1 ofhctals of denymg and concedhng weapons programs mtltl enough evtdence ts lound to refute thetr clatms US mtelltgence sources and U N offictals gave our .L,.sOCt ate Dale V m Atta a convmcmg Jus tory (:;<>me ol whtch ts sull classtftcd) of the kmd of evt(Jence Westem ' prosecutors had to accumul,ue before Iraq fessed ur • Iraq s first move was a conlf,tct stgned w11h the Pans hased lnsutut Meneux 111 November 1974 The French had ,tgreed 10 help set up lr tq s first bactcnologt cal laboratory winch Iraq clauned tt needed to manul,tcture v,tcwtcs tor agncultural and ammal rroduc~011 Iraq s true mtent should hav e bl..>en clear to the French t.;nculture muuster when d.unng \ IH!gotmttn~ tnr to Baghuad he was mvtted to dtscuss Ute deal wtth the then vtce rrestuent of the RevolutiOnary Co mmand Co uncil - Saud tm Hussem • The next btg mo1 e c,unc 111 1981 when German firms began bLnldmg a large bwlogtcal facti lly at Sa~nan Pak a suburb ot the cny of Suw:ura It was surrosed to be <~ factluy tor tesung food for contam matt on But the Gennans could not b.1ve been blind to the strategic tmror lance 11 held for Saddam Accord mg to noted Iraq exrcrt Kenneth • • una bom ber 's dem an d : pu bl"IS h I . Tuesday, July 11 Accu Weather• forecast for may sull be htdden !rom the West The lraqt tl~<Closure fwtlly ts pnnted there and nowhere else he Ieels compelled tq ktll one per son to make up for 11 (llte maUte mat1cs ot h1s dcusmn dre mysten ous to me oue deau per centerlolu I Is UMt how he hgures tt') ian Shoates Penthouse ts cert:unly a ptll.tr ol people up assumg mamlcstos For JOurnalism I only re,td tt lnr the ·• mad bomber he s been v~ry arttcles mysell Wbtle the 1tme> p tllent aml now 11 s paymg ofl ,wd PoJt stand around broodmg wllh btg r,ltmgs Nol only does he ltke Hamlet Bub Guccwne h,ts l1tve the nallon hvmg m tear he s ollered to gtve Ute Un,tbmnber .t got 1 he New York Twu s anu The p.tge every month mdcllllltcly W,1slnngtun Past m a stale or moral on the cond111on tlt.tt he not ktll mgmsh anyhody lie sent Utem Ius 56 page mam As a wnter tlus ofler ftlls me lestu anu told them he wouldn t wtth envy I haven t ktlled anybody ktll .mybody tl they published 1t 111 my hle and don t plan on k1lltng w1tJnn three montJts Ever smce the anybody m the tmmed1atc future It ol fer the powers th 11 be 11 the I s1gned an alhdavtt to that elfect Tones and Post IMve beCia pacmg could I get a page too? thctr offices rutd dttltenng Do "e Probably not I JUSt don t have publtsh thts mamac' s ravmgs nr the Unabomber s strong sense ol not? (Dtdn t we used to call Il11S moral rurrose If ~ou re gomg to extortion? Ethical d1lemm ts 1ust blow ur people tl ha.~ to be for a arcn t what they used to be) darn good reason The Oklahoma 1 hen Penthouse magazane Ctty bomber tor example, appar oltmed to Jlrtnt hl~ mnn•Iesto 11110 ently d1dn'1 like paymg ta~es So put a maJor monkey wrench tn tlte he regtstered hiS obJccuons to the works I he Unabombcr h" hter,rry Internal Revenue Servtce by blow prctenstons you sec but he s mg up helpless ctvtl servants m ptcky He constders Pt nrhouJC ,, Oklahoma I guess that s JUst sun t.twtlry pubhc Ilion 1f Ius manall!stn )lie logtc • IToledo I 89" I ltmmennan, the Gennans had to Sign a two page Jetter guaranteemg thetr compruttes had no relatmns of any kmd wtth the state of Israel I he German employees were closely momtored accompanted even when they went to the hath room The German husmessmen dlsn bmM~n expensa ve au cleanmg plant ---rr necessary for Selle h10Jng1 cal weapons protlucrwn - al Salman Pak They ostensthly swal lowed the Iraq• explanatiOn about thetr envuonmental concerns • sometlung Saddam was never noted tor The Germans khew about the 'anunal house where beagles rutd oUter test .munals were kept lor use 111 expenments Titetr cad<~vers were tos sed out on ,, garbage dump 111 full stght of the Eumperut workers • The Centrallntelhgence Agen cy knew that Ute Iraqts were work mg on hoth anthrax and botuhsm we 1pons at S tlmmt Pak a.s early " 1986 when the mtormatton w ts shared wllh European 111telhgence agenctes German oflic1als m tum shared wt th tlte CIA the exact spec 1fica110ns of Ute plant that wa.< butlt m Iraq But tJte CIA wa.s unaware that actual productton of the agents began 111 1989 at the AI Hak,un Itcthty"lt was noteu on CIA maps dunng Oper,tlltlll Desert Stmm olS an 111111111 [CCU (lrDUUCllOn ! lClhty md "'' •red the kmd ot bomhm~ til 11 dev tsltled known sHes ltke Salman P tk Last w1111er Western tntellt gence agenctes hnally gave the U N Spectal CommtsslOn conclu !'ave cvtdence ot slupmenrs ol large qu Ullllles of h10l061CaJ malenal cl.\i well ts m tclunes specthcally used for btOlogtcal weapons mumt1ons The mtonnat10n was so soltd that Russtan and French dtplomats secretly rushed to the IraqiS to urge them to confess to the btologtcal .1gent production so the sam:hons nught be hlted Our mtelhgence sources suspect Iraq sttll hasn t come clean on the full extent of tis bmlogtcal weapons pmgram But gtven the wetght ot the evtuence already rre sented Iraq has a long way to go belore the s,mctums shuulu be hll eu (lack Anderson anti Mtcba.J Bmstem are cnlunuusts fur Umted Fe 1ture Synrhcate) Youngstown !NO I Midwest heat wave heatJs into Ohio with highs in 90s By The Assoctated Press fhtngs wtll be heatmg up m Ohm thts week. By Fnday htghs temperatures could be m the mtd-90s, the Nauonal Weather Servtce s:ud Ltt Lie prectpttaUon ts ltkely all week except for an occastonal tsolated thunderstonn The bot and dry weather wtll settle m behmd a warm front mov mg through the area tomght By week send the lows at mght may not fall below 75 degrees The record htgh temperature for thts dare at the Columbus weather stauon was 103 degrees m 1881 whtle dte record low was 45 m 1963 Sunset tomght wtll be at9 02 p m and sunnse Tuesday at 6 12 The Unabomber doesn L ltkc computers so he blows up college rrole>SOfS He prob,lhly pul ll best when he satd ' ll we h td never done .myth111g vmlent .md had sub mtllet.l the present wntmgs 10 l rubhsher !hey proh tbly would not have been .tccepted In nruer to get our message betore the public we hau to ktll people Mark Twa111 never faced tim problem but hey U11s IS Ute end nl the 20th ce1t1ury where honntllJc ,md Iuera cy JlO haml111 h md C.m I m Ike a comrromtse I It I JUSt wnunu somehndy sltghtly could I get an agent to retum my calls I I ve got a great screenplay bummg a hole 10 lilY sock drawer Tcan and Dew /op1rwnt Dealt The Unahomher \tory I thmk we can get Joan Rtvers to play hersell It he s not hurnmg ~eU we can prob.tbly even get Ute Unabomber to play htmsell topless (Jan Shnale. 1s a cnlumnlst fnr News_~a~er Enterprise Assoc1a· tum Tn rece1ve a cnmphmentary Ian Shnales newslell•r, cali 1· 800-989 DUCK nr wrtt• Duck's Bt e.1th, 408 llrnnd St, N•vatl,l C1ty, C.thl 95959) Today in history • • / (dogs) up here but I w Ls told tJtose were the female recrmts I swc,tr comriete Wllh collars Oh well my NJJt Hentoff A federal rhstnct court JUry fount.! that the monymous colum mst had suhJCcted the serge:ull to a hosule, sexually harassmg and .tbu police cluef satd be had no authon ty over the rank and hie .tssoct 1 11011 that puhhshed Ute newsleuer 1 he .ctluor of The )liver Badge tnvtted them to send letters resrondmg to tlte offenstve colum mst None d1d Sst DeAngehs d1d act She ltled s un agamst the El P,tso Muntctpal Police Officers Assocta lion on the ground tltat R U W1Ut 1111 s columns had brought about a hust1le work envtronment lm her Not only had tJte colummst msulted (uu.l t.lemcancd all women on lhe Ioree but he also had focused par ucyl<trly on her In one column U1ere was a ref ere11ce to Sgt Dmgy Woman' (Dmgy bemg short hand for dmgbat) And after DeAngelis had filed charges wtth the federal Equal Employment Oppmtumty Commts s1on, R U Wtthml mocked her 'E I E I 0 'cornplamt Yet another column made fun of her be mg one of the few ofhccrs who wore a flashlight on her belt 111 • Ute dayt•me Nor was tltt! Sl!rgc,mt pl eased at bemg among those ot her gender reterrpl to by the columniSt 111 Uus way lltey were lfmmng some good looktn K 9s • IIHSI!ke $1ve workmg envuonment She w,LI) awarded $10 000 m compensatory dam,tges and $50 000 m pun111ve damages The Ftfth ttrcutt Court ol Appeals overturnetl the vcrdtct Judge Edtth lone"' wnung for the coun satd that a clmm for a se~u ally hostile workmg envrronment ts not a trtvml m ttter 11 expresses conuuct ~grestous as to alter tJte 'tondlttons of employment and destroy wmnen s equal oprortunny 111 the workJll,tce But she 11dded A less onerous standltrd ol habthty wo~ld attempt to msul,tte women !rom everyday msults a.~ 1f Umy rem,uned models ol Y1ctonan ret1cence ~ , Edtth Jones noted that R U Wtthml s columns were not severe or pervasave enough to ere· ate an ObJeCtively hostile or ,abu s1ve envuonment Yet the sergeant had testtfted that tJte columns had caused her great hUmthallon, destroyed her self-confidence, made her dectde not to apply for a rromotwn to lieutenant and led to her bearmg I Weather forecast Tomght Vllftable cloudmess A chance of showers and thunder storms north and central Lows upper 50s to mtd 60s Tuesday Mostly sunny west Partly sunny east Htghs mosUy 10 the 80s Extended rorecast Wednesday Very warm wtth a chance of thunderstonns Lows 65 to 70 and htghs upper 80s to mtd 90s Thursday Dry and contmuetl very warm Lows 65 to 70 and htghs near 90 Fnday Hot and dry Lows 70 to 75 and htghs 111 the m1ddle 90s CINCINNATI - Ntcholas R By The Assoctated Press Trafftc acctdents clatmed 12 Newman Jr 69 111 a smgle car hves m Ohm over the weekend the acc1dent on a street 111 the Cmc10 nail suburb ol Golt Manor State Htghway Patrol sa1d today NEW PHILADEI_.PHIA There was only one muluple-d~ath aectdent, a double fataUty crash m Thomas M Mtles 23 and Robert A Western 24 both ol Denmson Tuscarawas County on Saturday The patrol eounred traffic deaths passengers m a one car crash on that occurred from 6 r m Fnd,ly OhiO 39 m Tuscarawas County ST PARIS- Jo A Bake<, 34 through Sunday ~ of St Pans, dnver m a two car The dead acctdent on a Champatgn County SUNDAY COLUMBUS - George E road BOARDMAN - Chnsttan Morrow 24 hometown unknown when hts motorcycle colbded wtth Adedta, 16 hometown unav:ulable, "it tractor trailer ng 111 Columbus • dnver m a one-car acctdent on U S BATAVIA - Ntcholas G 224m Mahonmg County FINDLAY - Cory M R1cker, Schryock 14, of Mtddletown when he ran mto the path of a car 19 of Pandora, dnver in a one car on Obw 131 m Clennont County acctdent on Ohto 12 m;ancock County HILLSBORO - Larry Cmnp FRIDAY NIGH bell 21 of Frankfoll when thrown COLUMBUS - Mon1c,1 A from the bed of a (llckU(l truck Saunders 33 of Grove Ctty dnver when tt bounced back onto a H1gh land County road after bemg dn•en m a two vehtcle acc1dent on Interstate 270m Franklm County Utrough a field VERMILION - Kunberly FINDLAY - Bnan D Pepke 29 of Ottawa driver 111 a one car Sebolt, 29, of Berhn He1ghts, pas senger on a motorcycle that crash on a Hancock County road crashed m Ene Coumy SATURDAY 1 Lancaster man pleads innocent in plague case COLUMBUS (AP) - A man Harns and hts attorney have accused or Illegally obtatmng three dechned to comment v1als of hubomc plague bactena~tllrough the mat! pleaded mnocent Pollee on May 15 conftscated today to three federal counts of the mact1ve cultures m U1e1r safe, w1re and mat! fraud freeze dried form before they could Larry W Hams, 43 of Lanca<t be reconsututed and become a ros er was md1cted last month on three s1ble threat The samples were counts of wtre fraud and one count returned to Ute lab Am~rlcrut Type of mat! fraud If conv1cted, he Culture Collecuon of Rockvtlle, could be sentenced to up to f1ve Md years m pnson and a $250 000 fine The plague k:tlled one lourUt bf on each count the European populatiOn m Ihe Hts federal trtal ts scheduled to 1300s Today 11 can be treated w1th beg10 Sept 5 He also has pleaded anllbtoucs mnocent to state chllfges that he The fonner lab worker sa1d he • mtsrepresented hunself wanted the bactena as part of research for a book he was wnung The Daily Sentinel about gC(lll warfllfe the hrunt ot - dmgy womru1 com menrs Judge Jones noted however Illal U1erc hot! hecn no oUter teslt mony supportmg DeAngelis s asser~on that her perfonn,mce had heen sreatly alfected Indeed, ' her pcrlorm:tnce ratmgs remamed good Furthermore the JUdge contm no phystcal or sexual ucd advances were made on DeAngelis as ha.~ been charactensttc ot m,111y hosule envuonment clatms The JUdge dtd not get to whether R U Wuhm1 s comments were protected speech under the Ftrst Amendment because !here was 111>\Ulltctent evtdence that h1s woru.s hat.J createt.J ~• hosulc work envmm ment m the hrst plnce But, smd Ute JUt.lge then: can be a real cons.tuu uon tl problem when speech alone 1s rumshed as sexual harassment That tssue she emphaSized "has not yet been fully explored' hy Ute court.' It should be cle;tr however that Tille VII ol Ute CIVIl Rtghts Act 'c.mnot remedy every tasteless JOke or groundless rumor that con fronts women m the workplace Unles, they want to rematn mot.Jels ol Va::lormn relacence (Nat Hentnrr ts a nahnnally r.nnwn•d authonty on th• ll'lrst Am•ndment onrl the rest of the Btll or Rtghts) am Weekend crashes kill 12 Sexual harassment defl"ned more precl"sely good old daysl Sorry g.tls truth hurLsl ) At least 24 women ufhcers com plruncd about R U WttJmu but Ute condtttoos and htgh temperatures MICH • h me or pens Maybe I need to - oh I don t know - blow up somethmg 1 he Unabomber has bee11 star nng as htmselr for years bluwmg Food stamp trading stymies iU-equipped federal offices: GAO OHIO Weather Page2 Monday, July 10, 1995 Iraq does about-face in weapons admission UNITED NATIONS - The recent adm1sston by the govern ment of Iraq that n has produced enough b101ogtcal agents to ktll mtlhons of people rruses a number of cn ucal questtons that wtll be heatedly debared behmct the closed doors ot the Secunty Counctl The most cnucal quesuon IS whether Iraq s sudden admtsston - after four years of repeated demals - argues m favor ot htung the UN sancuons agamst thts outlaw Stale The governments of France and Russta anxtous to develop and expand theu nauons busmcss ttes wtth Iraq cl:um tJtat Sadctun llus sem has now been fully fon.hcom mg and deserves to trade wllh Ute l world agam In the montJJS lcadmg up to Iraq s startlmg confcsslt)n French and Russt:ut ofltctals were pressunng thetr lraqt alltcs mto commg clean But Matleletne Albnght 1he US ambassador to ~he U111ted Natwns ami other Amen<..: m otla c1als remam angry th tt 1t took so much proof to force the dtsclosure and worry th at parts ul lr,tq s unconvenhonal we:tpons prugr~un Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio CUSPS 113 %0> ' Stocks Pubbshed every nfternoon Monday through Fnday Ill Cou n Sl Pomeroy Oh o by 1h11 Ohm Volley Publl5h ng Compuny/Multnl')(:dln Inc Pomeroy Oh o 45769 Ph 992 2156 Second dnu pm.!nge pmd nt Pomeroy Ohm Mtmbtr The As~oclatcdPre~~ and the Oh o Ncw~pnpcr Assoc ouon P POSTMASTER Send addrcs~ corrections to The D:nly Se nt net Ill Coon St Pomeroy Ohm4.5769 SUBSCRIPTION RATES By C•rrltr or Motor Route o~ ~t': k st 75 $7 60 Ont': Month One Yeur $91 00 SINGLE COPY PRICE Druly .. ........................ ............ .. ..... ...... 35 Cents Am Ele Power ......................... .34 J/4 Akzo 63 Ashland 011 .35 114 AT&T 53 718 B.;onk One .32 114 Bob Evans 20 7/8 Champion lnd 22 112 Charming Shop 21 J/4 City Holding 26 In Federal Mogul 19 7/8 GoodyearT&R 44 7/8 K mart IS Lands End Llmlled Inc Mulllmedla Inc No subscnpt on by nm 1 pcrnutted 10 areas where home carr ~~:r ~N I CI! 1!. ovo1loble MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS ' 13 Wrek.< 26 Wtth 52 Weeks lmkte Metp Counly a .. au Outside I J Wrek.< 26 Weeks 52 Weeks $23 92 $47 06 $92 56 Meigs Counly $2l6l $49 66 $96 20 lt3/B 39 3/B ll People's Subllctlht:rs not desinng !0 pay the earner may rem.Jt tn advance duecl to The Druly Sent ~~ on n three stx or 12 month bas•s Cred t wtll be gtven ci!ITier each wed IS J/8 Ohio Valley Bank One Valley Rockwell Robbins & Myers Royal Dutch Shoney's Inc Sur Bank Wendy Int'l Worlhlngton lnd -·-·- .34 .30 SIB 47 26 In 122114 ll 5/8 46 3/4 191/B 221/8 Stock reports are the 10 30 a m quotes provided by Advest or Galllpolls cash for the full amount from the By JENNIFER DIXON federal government Associaled Press Wrtter Stores may also purchase food W ASHtNGTON - Shady gro eery store owners are Jaundenng stamps from a thtrd party mcludmllhons of dollars worth of food mg restaurants, wholesalers roure stamps because federal regulators dn vers and dn(g dealers who lack the resources to catch or pre- exchange drugs guns contraband vent the trafficking schemes, con- restaurant meals or cash for the paper coupons gressiOnal mvesugators say Launder1ng food stamps IS so The General Accounung Office srud the Agncul ture Department rs lucrauve federal mvesttgators say til equtpped to pohce a wei fare that some stores are merely fronts program that provtdes $23 b1lhon a that extsl only to buy and redeem year m food stamp benefits to near- the coupons Investigators generally target ly 27 nullion Amencans grocery stores mstead Qr rectpt GAO the congressmnal watch dog agency satd procedures for ems when lookmg mto traffickmg authonzmg and momtonng grocery because retatlers are tlte only gate stores that accept food stamps have ways through whtch food stamp neither deterred nor prevented courons can enter the bankmg sys tern and be redeemed 111 full by the retailers from traffickmg m Utem federal government The Senattt ts constdenng legts Federal state and congressmnal latwn to overhaul the welfare sys tern w1th conservauves pushmg to mvest1gators agree that tf the num send responstbthty for food stamps ber of stores that launder food stamps can be reduced, tt wtll make to the stares as a block grant 11 more dtfficult for rectptents to Sen Lauch Fatrcloth R N C who favors that 3Jlllroach srud the sell thetr benefits GAO report underscores the rea The problem accordmg to the sons why working people are 'JUSt GAO IS that USDA's FO'od and dtsgusted w1th the food stamp Consumer Serv1ce ts authormng stores to accept food stamps wtth program ' Tbe food stamp program fias out fmt sendmg an msrector to become a total fraud enacted upon make sure they are legtumate gro the Amen can people '' Fatrcloth cenes As a result unscr)lrulous retatl sa1d ~ Although the prectse extent of ers are gammg entry 111to the rro grrun GAO srud food stamp trafftckmg by stor 3fid rectptents IS "Unknown JaW enforcement offtctals beheve that For example fielu ofhces m the btlllons of dollars 111 benefits are Southwest revtewed apphc,lltons laundered and the paper coupons !rom 9,564 stores tn 1994, bul are a second currency on the complered only agency mspectors streets GAO srud 269 on stle revtews In a typtcal traffickmg scheme Furthennore the agency ha.~ not grocers buy food stamps from adequately momtored the 210 000 rectptent< at less than fate value, authonzed stores to catch those that usually for 50 to 70 cents on the may be trafltcking, GAO srud dollar and then redeem them for House GOP sets hearings in siege of Waco faction WASHINGTON (AP) Republicans wtll be looktng to place responstbthty for the 1993 Stege of the Branch Davtdtan compound outstde Waco Texas, when heanngs open next week, but Treasury Secretary Robert Rubm warns the bearmgs could feed the paranom of anti government groups • Congress has only three weeks before the August recess to taekle a host of spendmg btlls regulatory and welfare refonns and anu rer ronsm and telecommumcatmns Jegtslauon ~ But the focus next week wtll be on the Republican led, hearmgs on the Waco stege, whtch ended wtth a fue that killed 85 Branch Davtdt an members 1ncludmg leader Davtd Koresh The hearmgs wbtch begtn July 19 ongmally were scheduled to start Wednesday Rep Btll Zehff R N H. wtll co-ch:ur the, heanngs He sa1d Sun day that among Ute 1ssues w11l be the role of the m1htary m the stand off and the process by whtch Attor ney Gcneial Janet Reno approved Ute Apnl 19 1993 tear gas atL1ck on the compound Moments after the attack those lliStde allegedly set the bmldmgs on fue "Thts ts not a wttchhunt Zellff satd on ABC s Th1s Week W1rl1 Dav1d Bnnk/ey But he srud people 'have a (eelmg that 11'9"1were other people that she wetft to for advtce, and we would llk'e to find out who they are He satd that could mclude Prestdent Chn ton Rubm, appeapng later on the same program deflecred questiOns on Clinton s mvolvement m Waco dectston making He sard that after exhausuve mvestrgauons and four rrev1ous heanngs on the role of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Ftrearms m the mctdent the new bearmgs were til-adviSed and unnecessary The heanngs he s.ud "mtght better be focused on extremtst groups and those mtltua that <~re dangerous to our society ' Demands for the Waco heanngs whtch wtll be the ftrst smee Republlcan~ took control of Congress mcreased afrer the Apnl 19 bomb mg of the federal butldmg m Okla homa Ctty when ll became clear how strongly the ATF s role at Waco had remforced the anu-gov eriiment sentunenL< of some m1hua groups Zeltff satd Repubhcans were pushmg tor the hearmgs before the Oklahoma Ctty bombmg, and Utey would gtve the A1F and other fed era) agenctes an O(l(lOrtUnl!y to regam credtbthty Rep Charles Schumer of New Yolk semor Democrat on the Jud1 ctary cnme subcommittee, satd Democrats would hold unofficial hearmgs on Tuesday on Jhc:. dlll!gers of milma groups Squads record 20 calls Un1ts of the Me1gs County Emergency Medtcal Semce lagged 20 calls for asststance Saturday and Sunday mcludmg four transfer calls Umts resrondmg mcluded MIDDLEPORT 8 12 p m Saturday, Overbrook Nursmg Center James Spencer Veterans Memonal Hospttal 8 46 am Sunday, South Second Avenue Earl Glass VMH 12 19 p m Sunday V11lage Manor Apllftments Tony Ltttle, Holzer Medtcal Center, 6 23 p m Sunday l!arunger Park Jared Warner HMC 7 22 p m Sunday Vtllagc Manor Apartments Tony Ltttle, treared at the scene, 10 27 p m Sunday, North Front Street, Ella McDantels, HMC IJ POMEROY 9 02 a m Saturday. Second Street, Mary V Ramey treated at l)te scene 9 16 am Saturday US 33 Harnett Evans, HMC It 16 am Saturday Crew Road, Valene Hansune VMH II p m Saturuay Pomeroy Nursmg and RehabthtatJOn Center M3l)orte Hull VMH RACINE 10 18 am Saturday Portland Road Glenn Tucker Plea.<ant Val ley Hospttal 2 05 am. SatunL1y James Stanley, VMH RUTLAND 4 56 am Sunday Stale Route 143 Nelhe Lowe VMH 8 54 am Sunday, Short Fourth Avenue Mtddleport, Dons Haynes, PVH TUPPERS PLAINS It 02 p m Saturd~y motor vehtcle acctdent on Texas Road J ustm Seymour MedFhgbt to Ch1l dr~ Hospttal Chester and Tuppe !runs VFD a<Ststed, 57 p m Sunday, Ed~n Ridge Mtke Sm1th, St Joseph s Hosp1tal --Hospital news--Mathtas, Deborah Kelly VETERANS MEMORIAL Birth - Mr and Mrs Sean Saturday admtsstons - Joseph Ross son Ripley W Va Wtlson Pomeroy Dtscbarges July 8- Alan Wtl Saturday dtscharges- pone son Betsy Rupe Mrs Sean Ross Sunday admtsstons - none !l!ld son, John Ferguson Mrs Jeff Sunday d1scbarges -Joseph Smtth Weber and daughter, Robert Wtlson Pomeroy, Mllftan Smart Dtscbarges July 9Jesste Jef Pomeroy fen,_Bonme Wtlt, Brenda Deal HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Btrths - Mr and Mrs Johnny Discharges July 7 - Donald Douce~ daughter, Racme Mr and Bllfcus Sandra McKmgbt, Mrs Mrs Hahn Holsmger son Btdwell Ttmothy Davtes and son, Ralph (Published with permls!don) Durst, Carol Cross, Chnstopher Mtller, Karen Dtllard, Robert ' ~ The Datly Sentinel • Page _3 . Local News in Brief: · Accident victim remains critical Jusun Seymour, no age and address available remruued m crttt cal condtUOn this mommg m Chtldren s Hosptlal, Columbus wtth mJunes suffered m a one-car crash late Saturday on Couhty Road 82 (Texas) near Chester Seymour, a passenger m a car drtven by Steven M Marun 21 30674 Murray Htll Road, Mtddleron. was tr,msported hy Med A1gb~ the Gallla Me1gs Post of the Suuc Htghway Patrol <a1d Troopers srud Maron was westboubd stx tenths of a mtlc west ot State Route 7 at I 0 50 r m when he lost control of Ute car m 1 curve went off the left stde of the ro,td and stroek a lumber wagon The car was mixlerarely drunaged and the acctdent reri\runs under mvesugauon the patrol s,nd Athens man charged in incident An Athens County man allegedly assaulted hts 16 year-old gtrl friend Saturday mgbt m Shade accordmg to Athens County Sher ur s Department rerorts Harold A McDantel, 19 Long Run Road, Athens was charged wtth the fourth degree felony of gross sexual un(lOSIUOn, acconhng to repons As of press ume Monday McDamel remamed m U1e Athens County Jrul pendmg a beanng Area man jailed by deputies A 20 year old Jackson man was Jmleu by Metgs County shenff's • depuues on several charges Saturday accordmg to Shenff James M •; flouts by Deputtes assiSting at the scene of a motor vebtcle acctdent on : Texas Road encountered Earl M Craddock who wa.< allegedly act- • • mg dtsorderly among a crowd of people at the scene ot the acctdent, ~b~ - Craddock was placed m U1e back of a cru1ser, rerortedly tore out • the screen m the back of the crmser and allegedly lied before bemg recaptured a short whtle later he s:ud He ts bemg held m the Metgs County Jrul on ch rrges of felony vandaltsm, escape ant! dtSordctly conduct hy nllmoc,mon Soulsby S31d Susan Smith ready to die for kids' deaths: minister UNION, S C (AP) - Susan Smttb s greatest WISh ts for a speedy mal even tf she has to d1e for drownmg her two sons m a lake her mmtster says 'She II be glad when all thts ts over satd the Rev Mark Long who bapuzed Ms Snutlt wt pnson tn Janullfy and prayed with her Wednesday Ms Smtth s trtal hegms today With JUry selection, ,tfter a COn'l(le tency heanng to .tssure that she understands the proceedings and can ~ass1st HI her own defense ' It they dectde she s gmlty and want to execute her she feels hke she s strong enough now to accept that, ' Long satd before evemng servtces Sunday at Buffalo MethodiSt Church Ms Sm1Ut 23 faces two murder charges 10 the deaths of her sons Mtchael, 3 and Alex, 14 monUts Her franttc claim thal a man took her car wtth the boys mstue on Oct 25 brought her nauonal atten uon and prompted nme days ol searchmg On Nov 3 she confessed to drownmg the Children by stmpp10g them mto the back or the car and lettmg 11 roll mto John D Long Lake JUSt outstde thts ctty of about I 0 000 m the northwest part ol the state Announcements Whtlc Ms Smith has yet to enter a plea, her lawyer has satd hts defense wtll be ha.<ed on her mental state If Ms SmtUt pleads gUtlly bul mentally tll she could be sentenced to death Livestock report COLUMBUS (AP) - Oht\) dtrecl hog prtces at selecled buytO)$ romts Fnc,Iay by the Ohto Depart ment of Agnculture ,~ Barrows and gtlts mostly stea~y late, demand moderate U S I 3 230 260 lbs country romts 44 50 46 00 plants 45 5!14700 U S 2 3, 230 260 lhs country (lOml~ 38 00-44 50 Sows under 500 lhs steady U S 1 3 300 500 lbs 26 0028 00 500 650 lbs 28 00-30 50 Esumated recetpts Mondax 3\,000 Prices from Th• l'roducers Uvestock Assnctation Cattle uneven 1 50 lower to I OOhtgh~ Slaughter steers chotec 58 00 67 00 select 53 00 61 00 Slaughrer heifers chotec 55()().: 66 50 select 54 00 61 00 Cows uneven I 00 lower to 3 00 htgher, all cows 46 00 anq down Biggs reunion set The Btggs farntly wtll hold tts reumon wtth a basket dmncr at 12 30 p m July 23 at tiiC home of Nathan Btggs, State Route 124, m Rutland Famtly and fnends1wei come Wmner announced The Bedford Townsh1p Volun teer Ftre Department Commtttee held a promouon for a Sunbemn gas gnll, whtch Athens Susan Isaac won ~ Shade Lodge sets meeting The Shade R1ver Lodge #453 F&AM wtll meet at R p m Thurs day to work on the EA degree Refreshment< wtll follow ! 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' By JOE KAy . • CINCINNATI (AP)- Reggie Sanders played like an All-Star before beading off to become one. Sanders bit a two-run homer and a bases-loaded double ·Sunday as the Cincinnati Reds rocked starter lsmael Valdes for eight runs and coasted to an 8-0 victory over the struggling Los Angeles Dodgers. Sanders matched bis career high by driving jn four runs - two 'on his 15th homer in !be third inning and two more on his two-out double in the fourth. The right fielder has driven in a team-high 56 runs. six shy of his total for last season. He didn't have much time to savor his latest big game. Sanders bad to shower and catch a flight to bis first AU-Star game. "Oh man, for me this is going to be exciti ng, " Sanders said. "When 1 get on the airplane tonight, I'll probably be shaking all the way there . " I' m just taking it all-in. I didn't know what type of ye;tr to expect. I knew all I had to do was stay focused, relax and have fun" Pete Schourek (8-4) followed the same philosophy to send the ' loss in 12 games as Valdes (5·5) suffered the worst start of his career. The right-hander gave uP 10, hils and two walks over 3 2/3 innings for his tltird straight loss. "His biggest problcm'l He wasn't throwing the ball where he. was supposed to," manager Tommy Lasorda said. "You· ve ll?,l to have command of your pitches. Valdes escaped a bases-loaded, none-out threat in the second with the help of a double-play ball, but opened the third by giving up Thomas Howard's double and Barry Larkin's single. Ron Gant's sacrifice fly made it 1-0, and Sanders hit an opposite-field homer off the right-field foul screen. Cincinnati sent 10 hatters to the plate to blow the game open in the fourth .. The Reds again loaded the bases, and this time Sanders doubled for a 5-0 lead . Eddie Taubensee followed with a two-run double and Benito Santiago completed the rally wiUt a run-scoring single off reliever Jose Parra. Los Angeles emerged I rom a five-game losing streak m•d a 10game hilling slump w.ith its 12,2 victory Saturday night. The Dodger Dodgers back into their slump. The left-bander scattered five bits over seven innings for his fourth consecutive win and the fm;t of his career against Los Angeles. Scbourek was 0-1 jn his eight previous appearances, including three starts. Before taking the mound. he blocked the Dodgers' last game out of his mind: a 15-hit, 12-2 victory Saturday night "I learned my lesson on that the last couple of years," Schourek said. '~ It's a differenf day in baseball. Last night they got 12 runs, today they didn' t get any. You just have to go in with your own stuff." Schourek had everything work· ing as he struck out six and walked just one. " When you look at !heir lineup, they've got five guys who mash left-handed pitching," Reds manager Davey Johnson said. "That tell s you what kind of a job he did." Hector Carrasco allowed a hll m the eighth, and Jeff Brantley pitcbed a perfect ninth to fim sh off the Reds' ninth victory in 13 games. The Dodgers took the"ir ninth By STEPHEN Wll.SON WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - After winning his third straight Wimbledon title, Pete Sampras received the ultimate tribute from the man who used to call Centre Coun "my living room." "Unfortunately, he owns the • Centre Court now," former three· time champion Boris Becker said. "I used to own it a few years back, but it belongs to him now." SaJnpras proved himself to be ~ one of Wimbledon's greatest chrun. pions Sunday when be served his way to a 6-7 (7-5). 6-2, 6-4, 6-2 · victory over Becker in a brutal exhibition of grass-countennis . Sampras is the first man to win . three consecutive Wimbledon tides since Bjorn Borg's run of live from 1976 to 1980, the fust American man to achieve the feat and only the second man since Britam's Fred Perry won three straight frnm 1934-36. Sampras said it was too soon to start thmking about matching Borg's record, but Becker thinks he is capable of doing it. "lfe at least has a chance." THREE-TIME CHAMP'- l'ete Sampres holds his singles cbampioaship trophy after beating Germany's Boris Becker 6-7 (7·5), 6-2, Becker said. " He's young. be' s 6-4, 6-2 to become the first American to win three straight Wimble- fresh. Very few people have played like he did against me today ... He don oren's titles. (AP) ?ffcnse regressed Sunday, getting JUSt one runner to second base. The Dodg~rs have been shut out a National League-high nine times. "We generally rely on power hitters, and a lot of times they fail to hit the. ball. That's why," L1sorda said. "Sure I'm disappointed and upset that we've been shut out as many time~ as we rue.·· Notes: Valdes ha< g1ven up five homers during his three-grune losing streak. He has given u[i nine homers for the s.eason, all as a smner .... SborL<top Jose Offerman committed his 20th error in 67 games. ahead of his pace for J9n. He made a major-league high 42 errors in 149 games that sea<on .... M1ke Piazza's hitting streak ended at six games. .. Taub ensee , a catcher. started at lirst base for U1e first time in his career. Due to injury, the Reds have used 10 players at first this season, including all of their three catchers .... Schourck, who ha< had some tenderness in his pitching forearm, threw 92 pitches before leaving for a pinch-hitter. .. Jeff Dranson doubled in his last atbat, extendmg his hitting streak to a Vil-leneuve ·c aptures Texaco-Havoline 200 sight, but he was unable to really mount a chaUenge. The last of SIX caution flags came out on lap 46 when Bmzilian rookie Gil de Ferran, who had led four laps after Villeneuve made his second pit stop, went off-course and had to have hi s car removed from a t1re banier # Thnt gave Tmcy tJne lm-t shqt at 1~H~~l~~_rs CLEVELAND (AP)- Good as they' ve been so far, the Cleveland Indians are fallible. ''They're good, but they can be beat. We proved it," Seattle man· ager Lou Piniella said Suoday after the Mariners overpowered Cleveland 9-3 ~hind a grand slam from Tino Marunez and a tlrree-run shot from Jay Bohner. Cleveland lost for only the fourth time in ibe last14 games but still entered the All-Star break with a 46-21 record - the best m fhe majors and the Indians' best record ever through 67 games. They lead Kansas City by 12 games m the AL Central. The Mariners split the four- · game series at Jacobs Field. coneluding a 2-5 road trip. "We've been scrapping all year, and to come up with a game like this going mto the br~ak is a big lift," said Buhner, who homered for the second straight day. "We Villeneuve m a linal two-lap, green-flag sprint. But the son of the late Formula One star Gille! Villeneuve pulled away. beating Tracy to the line by 0 .965-seconds about four car-lengths Jtmmy Vasser, who was awarded his first Indy-car victory two o weeks ago at Portland, Ore., after AI Unser Jr. was disqualified for a technical violation on his car, fin; ished third, followed by Brazilian · rookie Andre Ribeiro - his best By The Associated Press Think college baskbtball coach· Cjrcer finish - and three-time es can take it easy during the sumseries champion Bobby Rahal. Michael Andretti and Unser mer?. Think again. Summertime is recruiting time went out of the race on the third lap when Unser, coming off the devas- for coaches such as Ohio State's Randy Ayers, Miami of Ohio's tating (Ji~qualificat10n, was overtakmg Andret11 and the two. banged ·Herb Sendek or Ralph Underhill of . Wright State. wh~els Andrelli spun mto the Generally, they are working on guarUrail ami Unser's front suspension was broken. players who won't be able to help them until at least the 1996-97 season. Next year's teams are pretty --Sports briefsmuch set. Golf ' 'A lot of people ask me: 'What KILKENNY, Ireland (AP)- are you doing this summer?' I tell W1th a 12-foot eagle putt at the them I'm working," Underhill second playoff bole, Sam Torrance said. "Sometimes summer work is won the $1.08 million Irish Open harder than during the year because and, at th~ same ti{n «. secured a you're constantly on the go. It's place in his eighth consecutive hectic, really hectic ." Ryder Cup. : Underhill and assistants Jack Torrance was tied with English- Butler and Jim Brown will visit up men Howard Clark and Stuart Cage at 11-unde£-opar 277 aner 72. holes . at the Mount Juhet course. r Golf NORFOLK, Va. (AP) --:-The DAVIE. Fla. (AP) - David Umversuy of IY.iYton bas prud Old Griggs. a starting linebacker last Domm10n $130,000 as settlement season for the AFC champion San for the final four years of fanner Diego Chargers, had twice the legal Monarchs coach Oliver Purnell's amount of alcohol in his body when he was killed last month in a contract, The V~rgmwn-Ptlot and The Ledger-Star reponed Sunday. car accident,1 tests show. Pumellleft Old Dominion ~t the Griggs, 28, •died June 20 when hiS speeding Lexus slid orr an end of the 1993-1994 season to expressway ramp and slanuned into take over at Dayton. Both schools announced m Apnl that a settlea sign pole. chance to get something going." Bubner's fourth-inning home run spoiled Orel Hershiser's retum from the disabl~d list, and Martinez homered with the bases full in the seventh ·against Bud Black. who was making his first relief appearance since 1990. . Hersh•~! (~-4), whQ had !!lJ~ two starts because of a sprained lower back, looked sharp for tl1ree innings before walking two batters and yielding Bohner's 11th home run. "It was definitely rustiness," Hershiser said. "I felt good for two_ or three innings, but I really wasn't making quality pitches. It was like a time bomb, and unfortunately' for us it went off." The Mariners scored two more in the fifth on a double by Joey Cora, an RBI single by Alex Diaz and a run-scoring double by Edgar Martinez, all with two outs. Hersbiser lasted five innings, droppe~ to 0-3 with a 6.55 !"RA over his last four starts. · In Ute seventh, Black gave up two hits and walked Edgar Mar!inez intentionally to load the bases for Tino Martinez, whose 18th home run of U1e sea1on put Seattle ahead 9-3. His only previous grand slam came at Califorma in April 1992. "I was Pumped, ot course, to be hitting with the bases loaded, but not because there was an intentional walk or anything," Martinez said. "Cleveland did the right thing there. You can'tjust let a left-hander pitch to Edgar in tl1at situation. But oh, yeah, I was excited. 1 wantedit." Salomon Torres (3-4) won for the third time' in four decisions si.nce ending his personal 10-game .losing streak . He allowed three runs and seven hits in six innings. ''We got our hits today, but against that team, Torres did the threw strikes, went after the hitters and had real gOOd stun. He made them put it in play." Paul Sorrento drove in two runs for Cleveland witlt a double in tl1e fourth and a smgle Ill the sixth. Carlos Baerga smgled home a run in tl1e tl1ird. · Nntes: All II 61 Buhnef's home runs have come against right-h:mded pitchers .... Seattle shortstop Felix Fermin has not played since bruising his left knee Monday at Detroit in the fust game or the seven-game road tnp that cnncluded Sunday .... The grand shun gave Tino Man inez 58 RB!s on the season, moving him into the team lead ahead of Edgar Martinez. who ha< 56 .... Edgar Martinez has been walked intentionally a career-high II times ... Tile cmwd of 41,897 was the 16th straight sellout at· Jacobs Field, and the 21st in 35 dates . The SIX g;unes remaining on · the current homestand following the Ali-St:rr hrcak also are sellouls. '"Oaltimo!'l' II , Ch1caga 2 Saturday's scores Toronto 7. Oakland 3 DH · H ouston 3, San D1t:go 2 (17), Houston 4, San Otego I Milwaukee 9, Callfbrn1a 7 Eulem Dh·INon B01ton .... . .n: !. £d. .. .. 39 29 Dcltoit.................37 33 Baltimore .. . . 33 35 New Yort ...........30 36 Toronto.. . 27 4Q .5 741 529 .485 .455 403 iii! 3 6 8 II 5 Central DlvUion CLEVELAND . . 46 K.anAas City ........ 33 Milwaukee ....... 32 Chicago . .. .. 2& Mtnoe£ota ............ 22 21 687 32 .508 12 35 478 424 14 38 46 324 . wes~ern DIYIJtlon California .... .. 39 .XI 5M Texas .. . . ..... 39 30 .~65 Oai:laml.-..... ..... 36 35 507 Seattle . . . 34 3S 42 3 17.5 24 ~ 4 5 Seattle 9. CLEVELAND 3 DeU'Olt 4, K.anns City~ Boliton 7, Minnesota 0 Colorado 8, Montreal 3 Teu1~. St Louis 3. Florida 2 8:29p.m. Sunday's scures Wednesday 's games Toronto (Le.1ler S- 4) at Oakland (StottleQlyre 7-2), 4:05 pm _ • Knll5<~~ City (Haney 3 3) at New York (Pettitte 3-6), 7:35pm Mtlwautce (Sparks 5-3) at Ch1ca~;o (Alvarez 2-5), 8·05 p m Pitbburdt 6, New York 3 ONCINNA.TI 8, Loli Angelco 0 Aonda 6, St. Loui~ 0 San D1ego 9, Houston 2 Colorado 4, Montreal I O.icaKQ 7, Pli.iladelphia 6 (13) Atl~la 3, San Fr.nc1scu 2 . No games today NATIONAL LEAGuE Eut~m OlviJ'on Atlanta ......... CLEVELAND 7, Se-attle 3 DH. Toronto 9, Oakl~g_ 6; Oak lam! 6. Toronto 3 Kaosa5 Ctty 4, Dctroat 1 Baltimore 5, Oucago 2 Minnesota 9, 80iton 5 New York 7, Tex111 3 Ca.hfomta I. Mtlwookee 0 Sunday's scores Pillsbur!Vt 3, New York 2 Atlanta 9, -'San FranciSCO 4 loti Angeles l2. CINQNNATI2 Tuesday's game All-Star Game 111 Arlington, Ium 'salurday•s scores • Chicago 3, Philadt:lphm 1 No games today 1\MERICAN LEAGUE Ium Srunpras tle(hcate d to his victory to his coach Tim Gullikson, who was home in Illinois watching the match between chcmmhempy treat ments for brain. cmll'C r. " He's the true ch;:unpion today," Srunpras said. "The way he has h:mdled his u·eaunclll is ju.<t an inspiration. He gave me 1he encouragmcnt to ,go on and put what happt!ned at t11e Frc11ch Open (first-round lo~s) hcluml me unU lu win a Uu-ee-Pt!te f<Jr him· · Samprm; still hm.; not lully won over the Dnush Inns, who seem numbed by _the power and efliclcncy of his play. It w;L< Becker who received .the bigger ovation Sunday. At U1e urging of the crowd. he lc>ok a lap arounU th e co urt to show otT his Sampras said he· s not bothered hy the lack of appreciation. "I let my racket do the ~11king," he said. "I hope people appreciate the tennis I play. I'm not going tq throw tantrumu Jr act like a jcrh out there . That's the way I wa> hrought up rutd that's tl1c way I w•ll continue tn he " Graf and Sanchez Vicario hattied for 2 !Jour<, 2 minutes on CenIIC Court. And it all came down to a 32~poir11 game in 1he dec1stvc d1ird set ::mdthe two deadlocked at 5-1. The II th game went to deuce 13 ti\'nes . SanEhez Vicario reached grune point eight time and Graf was at break point six times before finally prevailing. She then held her own serve to capture the championship. .. It produced the best tennis from boU1 of us," Graf said of the 20-mintlle- long game. 'Neither of us really rlayed any loose point,. j runner-up trophy "With many thmgs, you (Ust don't appreciate thlllg s at the We weren' 1 nervous or anything. We were gnmg Tor it" moment.'' Becker said . ''When Pete is going to gel a littl e older hll 11 ami captured her 19dl Wim- and other new players w11l come. then you would maybe appreciate Pete Srunpras more. "Many people have been talking :thnut a role moJel with Amlre Aga~si If U1cre's nne rnle model in tennis . i t's Pet e Sampras. lie 's behaving perlectly ou the cn urt lie's a real nice lellpw ofl the coun and he' s pl;iying grci11 lenni>·. lie doesn't really have a had shol in his ga1ue. I tiHnk he' s delinnely extremely gnod lor the gam e of · tennis ~·' M~trlliJa Navratilova also went bledon title Sunday. teaming with Jonathan Stark to win the mixed doubles 6-4. 6-4 over Cyril Suk . and Gig• Fernandez. Navratilova, who retired tm)n singles play la.~l year, "ts one shorl of Billie Jean Kmg's '~1 -time record of 20 Wim- hlellon titles. Auslrahuns Tm.lc.l Wo'm.lbridge and Mark Woodforde won the men's doubles Sunday. outlasting Rick Leach of Laguna Beach, Calif .. and Scan Melville of Ponte Vedra !leach. na., 7-5. 7-6 (10-8). 7-6 (7 -5). Lack of ranking won't keep Seles from tennis : Seles' lirst telllativc slcp back comes July 29 at Atlalltil: City, N }., in a made- for-television exhibition agamsl Mru1ina Navralilova . That's exactly one month before d1e start of the U.S. ,Open, where Seles plans to make her Gr:111d Slam tournament return. She's won the Open twice. Tbmk she' II have a problem getting a wild card invitation? CHris Ever~ going into the H:~l .of Fame later this montlt. said she. thought Seles would be a factor i1mnediately. Broadca~ting at Wim bledon lor NBC , -Evert s:ud, she~s in <grc;11 shape . Sheys lean . She's hcen practicing with men. She' II be m semifinals and finah; righl away.'' Scles spent Sattrrday at the Special Olympics Wor)d Games, handing oul medals anU C?lu.Juctin~ n clinic . She clearly enjoyed bemg back in a tennis selling. even though lhis was a long way from d1e pressure and t~nsion of toumamcnt play . She 'giggf,ed frequently and seemed bubbly ru1d happy, interact· ing with the pla~ers, who greeted her warmly. . She talked about their enUtusiasm and bow much they enjt1Y ''When she burst on lhe scene, she was winning right from the slarl. She has a lot of pride. Physically, playing . to 20 summer camps from Las Vegas to Boston during the NCAA's evaluation period that started Saturday and ends July 31. _ Underbill signed four perimeter players for the 1995-96 season and will concentrate on front-court players with the school's Jhree scholarships for 1996-97. Wright State has all five starters returning- including 6-foot-10 •. 305-pound junior center Vitaly Potapenko - from a 13-17 team that fell one victory short of reaching the NCAA Tournament this year. The Raiders lost the Midwestern Collegiate Conference tourney title game to Wisconsin-Green Bay. Miami, which made it to the second round "of last year's NCAA Tournament only to lose t~ Vtrginia in overtime, loses only two starters from a 23-7 team. The Reds)<ins are anchored by 6-7 junior forward Ql;vin Davis and will welcome two players who captured Mr. Basketball honors in their states. But Sendek is cautious about the addition of 6-4 Damon Frierson of Ben Dav1s High School in lndi· anapolis and 5-9 Robert Mestas of Roosevelt High School in Mmneapolis. "So many times 8HS come in with great accolades and they don't measure up to the expectation level," Sendek said. "In other cases, individuals are signed and perhaps .don't have the litany of praise next to their name and .they go on to be your best players." Sendek wants to use his three scholar.;hips for 1996·97 to acqurre two front-court players and one · · perimeter player. Ohio State could benefit the most from this summer's reuuit- · ing. The Buckeyes are trying to: r~bound from a 6-22 record, the · worst in school history. · But there is hope. The 1995-96 eight-man recruiting class is con- · sidered one of tl1e best in the Big . Ten It includes two Mr. Basketball honorees in Ohio - 5-foot-11 guard Damon Stringer (1994-95) from Cleveland Heiglns High School and 6-7 forward Sh<IJIII' Stonerock (1993-94) from Wesferville North High School. "What they give us is a good nucleus," said Ayers, who has twCI scholarships to give for 1996-97. "Now we need to ac.ld to the mix. That's what we're going to try to do this year." I • Dayton & Old Dominion resohte Purnell coiftrac·t issue - Texas S, New Y\lrk 4 (12) • guys that serve extremely big and volley pretty well, you are not going to have long rallies. That's the bottom line. People who know the game really understmd that. '' College cage coaches busy building 1996-97 clubs ment had been reached, but. declined to reveal the amount. Tbe ·new1paper obtamed documents regarding the settlement through _the Virginia freedom of lnfonnatton Act. The settlement is one-third of the ~388,000 buyout clause in Purnell s conua~t. Old DoiDimon !!ad _threatened to sue Dayton, wh•ch relieved Purnell o~ any_obligatmns !rom his contrabt wtth hts old school.. . Purnell and of(tctals from the two universities dechned to comment on the settlement, other than to say negottattons lasted 10 months. Durin¥ ~urnell's final year at Old DoiDI~ton, the Monarchs· were 21-IO,_Iosmg the Coloma! Athletic Assoctatton tournament cham pionship 77-76 to James Madison. The Monarchs beat Manhattan in the opening round of the NIT before losing 79-75 t" Bradley in the second round. This season under Jeff Capel, the Monarchs were 2i-12 winning the CAA tournament and advancing to the second round of the NCAA Tournament with a tripleovertime victory over heavily r~vored Villanova · Scoreboard Major leagues 1l1e manner of Sampras' vtcwry was similar to hts slam-bang defeat Even with his new title, Swn- of Ivanisevtc m last year's tinal. It pras is three .Wimbledon chaJnpi- will surely reopen the debate on . onships behind the women's wm-. whether Wimbledon is being ner, 'Steffi Graf. The Germau won ruined by the predominance of her sixth Wimbledon crown Satur- huge serves. " People who know the game day by beating Arantxa Sanchez understand this is really grass-court VIcariO 4-6,6-1,7-5. •"It'-s just a gre<Jt. great feeling," tennis," Sampras said. " You have Graf said of her victory . .. 1 was a to understand when you have two good on two tlfes ," Evernham sa1d. "But I know he' can, so I do it. " We all bave to trust in one another. and we all have to trust in him." · Gordon said Evemham rutd the crew told him not to be concerned about the qualifying disaster. Evemham said that sort of calm is commonplace on a team that does not lose sight of what must be done By HAL BOCK weren't in the mood to do anything ii:t a given situation. NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) - . special for Seles, who IS returning He passed seven-time cluunp_ion Munica Seles figures the absence following more than two years Dale Earnhardt on the I 70th lap, of a ranking won't hinder her away from the game after being then stayed on or near the lead return to tournament tennis. stabbed at a tournament m Hamthereafter. "I just want to play," she said. burg . There wlls talk of making her Gordon collected $160,300 from ''I want to go back and start having ·co-No. I with Wimbledon chrunpia $1.3 million purse . Included in fun. I'll take wild cards. If I'm on Steffi Graf before the WTA his earnings was a $50,000 bonus good. I'll be there." Tour made a sudden U-turn and for taking the lead m U1e senes And there figure to be more than dectded not to grant ru1y rankmg :tt points ra..:e. , enough wild card invitations to go all. The Ford Thunderbird of Mor- around for her. What tournament That's OK with Seles. gan Shepherd finished second, 1.23 director would ignore Ute chance to "l,)on't do anything for me," ' seconds behind . Pole-si ter Mark add Seles to the field? Equipped she said. "I just want to move forMartin was third in a Ford, fol- w1tl1 eighf Grand Slam tournament ward. Women's tennis can survive lowed by the Chevy of Terry titles and a bubbly personality, without Monica Seles, and Monica Labonte and Ute. Ford of defending " she's a maJor plus for women's Seles can survive without women's race chwnpion Ricky Rudd. tennis. tennis. We're both better off with Yet the rest of the players each bther.'' By DICK BRINSTER . LOUDON, N.H. (AP)~ After winning the Slick 50 30& at New Hampshire InternatiOnal Speedway, Jerr Gordon talked about U1e • confidence be has in his crew chief. After being designated mechanic of the race, Ray Evernham talked about the trust he has in his driver. "! have a lot of confidence in Ray," Gordon said after driving a new Chevrolet Monte Carlo to its 13th victory in 16 events this year. Sunday's victQry. was a Winston Cup-leading fifth of the year for the 23-year-old driver, who brushed the wall during qualifying and eventually stmted 21st in a field of 41. With passing a difficult task on the nearly flat 1.058-mile oval, tlmt was not the place to be. So Evernbam made a bold call. During a caution period on tl1e 36th of 300 laps, he gave Gordon .ol1ly two tires. That allowed him to.peat the four-tire changers out of the pit and demonstrated Evernham's belief in Gordon's ability. "I don't know that every driver out l)tere could have drove that n~!~~the~=~ g~i ~o!~fi~~s ~s~~~ ~o~' ~i~~'~-~He little bit tired out there, but it still felt incredible.·· Against Becker, Sampras had 23 aces and 22 service winners. He didn' t face a single break point and was taken to deuce only twice. while breaking Becker five times. ''He hits U10se bombs and you just hope for rain," Becker saJd. So dominant )?las Sampras· . serve that, during the fourth set, Becker covered his eyes with his hand and handled his racketJi)<e :1 blind man with a cane. "It wouldn't have made a difference if I had my eyes open or not," Becker said. "He would have hit the line anyway " Becker said Smnpras played 011 a higher plane than former greats such as John McEnroe. Jimmy Connors and Ivan Lendl. "Boy, he's playing~ differCJll kind of garne," Becker said. "With d10se kind of players, you at least had a chance 011 U1e retum. When I was playing Pete today, or even Goran (lvanisevic) a few times this year, those guys just don't give you any chance ... McEnroe was a genius at U1e net and he had a great feel for the ball, but he wasn't playing with that kind of power." was on another planet.~' Gordon wins Slick 50 300 career-high 11 grunes. With homers from Martinez & Buhner, CELEBRATING HOMER- Cincinnati third base coach Ray Knight congratulates Reggie Sanders on his two-run-!10mer in the third Inning ofn Sunday's Natiuhal LeagUe game against the visiting Los Angeles Dodgers, who lost 8-0. (AP) Sampras·claims third straight·title • Pac1a 4 ' . .... . The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio At Wimbledon, Sanders helps Reds bla.n k Dodgers 8-0 Baseball ' ' ' By MIKE HARRIS . - ELKHART LAKE, Wis. (AP) ~ The first few laps of the Texaco-Havoline 200 may have looked routine for Jacques Villeneuve and Team Green as their Reynard-Ford led the way. It wasn't. . After Villeneuve made only two laps around the four-mile, 14-turn Road America circuit in Sunday's morning's half-hour warmup. the team frantically changed most of the electrical conneCtiOns in the car. "We were 90 pero:nt sure that we fixed iL but you are never 100 percent sure until you've run a few laps in the race," said team owner Barry Green. "Obviously, we got it right." Villeneuve, driving flawlessly, \VenJ virtually unchallenged as he Jed all but four of the 50 laps en · route to his third victory of the season and the fourth of h1s Indy-car career. "Everything was OK in the race," Villeneuve saidc'.:_We didn't know about the (chas~)'s) setup because we made some changes after qualifying that we weren't able to try out. But they proved to be good. . "If I'd been wheel-to-wheel a few t1mes in the race, maybe I'd have found more problems . But today the car was unbelieveable '· Tbe 24-year-old Canadnm's firS! v•ctory came on this same track last September. Once the clcctncal problem was cleared up. this one was easier. ..The Reynard was really, really strong," Villeneuve said. "I could get a lead of about two seconds aml _bold it. When you C'!!J do tha~ [1' !_ great because you can save fnel and tires for the end ol' the mce." The bard-driving youngster, whose point for winning the pole on Saturday broke him out of a tie for the PPG Cup lead witl1 Robby Gordon. built that margm to 22 points, 103-81. with the win as Gordon finished 26th with a broken transmlssion. Pa>~l Tracy, a fellow Canadian and die 1993 Elkhart winner, did manage ·to keep Villeneuve in ) ' .ll'!> L £d. . 43 25: Philadelphia ...... 39 29 . 37 Florida . . . . .. 24 42 New York .... .. ... 25 44 Monlreal ...... ,...... 32 632 574 4 11.5 .364 .362 18 .u .5 Tuesday's game All-Star Game al Arlington, Teuu, 8·29 p m Wednesday's games Atlnta (SmoHz 7- 4) at Ptlhbur&h (P.<IIlis 1-2), 3.05 p.m. Central Di>rl!don 25 632 Housto11 .... . . : 38 30 .SS9 Ctucago ................ 37 32 .536 Pittibur11,h .... 28 37 431 St Lom~ . . .. ... . 30 40 429 6 .5 IB 14 Wcslc:rn DIYI:!Ion Colorado ................ 39 30 .565 l.v& A.Dplc:i ...... .34 35 .&93 San Diego.. . . . 33 36 .478 SaD Fra.nci&CO ........ 33 36 .478 5 6 6 CINCINNATI ... 43 5 Ch1caao (Castillo 6-4) at Montreal (Heredia 3·5), 7.35 p.m St Lows (Jackson 1-9) at Ptnladelphia (Mtmbs 6--4), 7· 35 p.m. Oak.la~nd, 59: T. MW'tmez, Seanle, 5&, E. · Martmet, Seattli:, 56; Thoma.~ . Chic~o , 53: Edmonds, California, 52, M Ramirez, CLE~ELAND.l2 . AL leaders BAITING: E. Martlou., Seattle, .362; C Davu, California, .359, O'Neill, New York , .3 46, O'Leary, Bofllna, . 145, ~ Naehring:, BoliO(!, .3 43, I. (\odriguez,l TeXIIl, 332, Thome, CLEVELAND, 310. ' ' HITS Baerga. CLEVELAND, 92; E. Maninr.z, Seat11e, 17, Nt:too, Texaa, 83, DISWna, Caliromia, 81 ; Delle, CLEVELAND, 81 , R A.lomar, Torooto, 81; CUrtis, Detroit. 80 DOUBLES Bdle, CLEVEL.AND, 27; E. Martinet, Seattle, 24, DiSarcina, Cth· fomia. 21; Seitur, Mllwllltte, 19; Baerga, CLEVELAND, 18 , John Valentin , · B01ton, 17; NDMrlna. Baston: 17; J Oliver, Milwaukee, 17; C Ripken, Baltimun:, TRIPLES' Lofton. CLEVELAND. 7: Yort. S; Brady Andenon. Baltimore, 5; While , Toronto , 5, 'O'Leary, Bolton, 4, Lelus, Minnesota. 4: DiSarcina, California, 4, [... John110n, Chkago, 4. HOME RUNS · Vooghn, B011ton, 24, MeOw ire, Oakla11d, 24; ThorTUlll, Cticaao, 21; Fielder, Dettmt, 20, M Ramirez, CLEVEI...AND, 18: T. MartiDCZ, Seattle, 18, Thome, CLEVELAND, 17, Oaetti. CINCINNATI, ll l7 STOLEN BASES . Ooodwtn, Kan&aa Clty, 26; Coleman, Kansas Ctly, 21. Knoblauch, Minnc:a:ota, 20; L. John~on, Otlcago, 20, N11on, Texu, 20, luflon, CLEVELAND, 19; McLemore, Teua 17; R J-iendtnoo, Oakland, 17 ' ' PrrOIING (1 deciliaM): Denn~ Mar- a.EVELAND. 8-{), 1.000. 2 37; R . '. .. ~ lead~rs BA.TI'ING T . Gwynn, San D1egn, 364, Grac~, ChtCIIg tl, .340, D Bell . Ho11~tun, 337 , Blchel\1!, Cnlorado, 336, Dunl!lon, Chicat!o, .333, Conine, Fluritlu, 322, L Walker , Colt,ro~lu , .319. RUNS. Big~io, Hnustnn', 5~. McRne, Chic11go, 53, MuntleKi, LoR- Angel~ 1 52: Fmley, San Die~o. 52, DhndK, San Fnmcisco, S2; Bagwell . Hou111oo, ~I: Gllnl , R. AJomar, Toronto, 7; B Wtlhtmll, New tinez, John5 on, S..eaule, 9-l, .900. 2.118 ; Lan11ston, Cahforma, 8-I, .889, 4.\5, Wokefleld . Bo~on, 7·1 , .&75 , 1.61, Bdtn· da, Bolton, 7-1, 875, 3 58, Ha n~o n , 80111nn, 7-2, nil , 1 61: Stntllemyre, Oak· land, 7-2, .778, 3.84. 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PIB ' No111l~ lot r,pographttal MM I W~ITERIOR • Power Door Locks • Po'NE!r Dnver Seal, • AWFIA Cassene • Ttlt!Ciu1se • • EOClron< Sh~ Transler Case . • Rem01e Keyless Entry • PIS, PIB • Rear W'r-tnw O.logger ·Loaded' • Powet: W1ndows • Leathet' lnleriOI' �\ • Page 6 • The· Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ";;.Monday, July 10, 1995 Monday, July 10, 1995 Suicide survivors ·tell of fulfilling lives.after the attempt Well, I didn't die. My husband found me, lOOk me to the hospital and had my swmach pumped, and I was home two days later. The story is 100 long to tell, but after my husband .. 1895, lol~ divorced me,! meta marvelous man, nm.s~• .m and my life is beautiful. My .son is c~s~·· now 17, excels in track. and is Dear Ann Landers: You asked to handsome and lovable. My daughter hear from readers who auempted is 16, a talenlcd musician and a real suicide and are now happy they beauty. • When I think that I might never failed. Here is my story. have seen these children grow up, I I was 18 and had a 16-month'old can't bear it. I'd like to tell your son and a 5-month-old daughtet My 20-year-old husband hall just left me readers something you can't because for another woman. I felt like a failure you have never been there. I have. at everything and decided 10 end it Please, please, don't give up on life. all. I toOk an enormous number of Ann is right when she says, pills, drank a bottle of vodka and "Evc;rything in life can be fixed -except death." -- ~AMELESS IN IJrepared to die. PENN. DEAR PENN.: Thanks for your uplifting words. Read on for more. From Los Angeles: Here's my "near-suicide" story: When I was 17, I was madly in love. "Jimmy" and I . .went steady for three years and then brokeup.Whenlsawhimattheprom with a girl I had always hated, I decided to kill myself that night. My date broughtmehome813a.m. I got the keys 10 my da4's car, drove myself to a partially frozen river and was prepared 10 jump in, go through the ice and drown. Suddenly, I remembered the next day was Mom's birthday. I th~ught, "What a birthday gift I would be giving her.... "llurned the car around and drove home. I know now I wasn't in my right mind. I was in a deep story. I hope you will print it. When I depression. I got counseling at school was a junior in college, my 20-yearand continued with a therapist for old girlfriend died in a car crash. I three years. was drivin~ . I felt so guilty,! couldn't Today, I have a Ph.d. in psych- eat or sleep or study. After three ology, a fine husband and three months. I was a total wreck and beautiful children. I shudder when I decided the only way to escape the think of how close I came 10 missing pain was to kill myself. all this joy. Any coward can commit I was about 10 jump froln the fourth suicide. It takes guts to face life. §lOry window of a campus building New York: In I929,my fathe~ who when two senior guys grabbed me by was a big man on Wall Street, lost the heels. I was sent home and everything in the crash. He tried 10 instructed to get psychiatric hang himself. My mother found !tim counseling . Intensive therapy put in the basement struggling with the Humpty Dumpty back together rope. She yelled, "You can't even do That wlls 15 years ago. Today,l am that right, you idiot." They both a clinical psychologist, happlly laughed and were happily married for married and the father of two great children. 30 years after that. Chicago: Here is my near-suicide .in. Bu5 in es5 5erv ice5 Tell your readers the combination of good therapy and the right medication can do wonders.' Suicille has never solved a problem, but it has made life a living hell for those left behind. DEAR CHICAGO: Thanks for your testimony. There will be more tomorrow. Fuling pressured to have ser? How well-informed are you? Write for Ann Landers' booklet "Ser and fM Teen-ager." Send a self-addressed, long, business-siu e(lvelope and a ckCk or money order for $3.75 (this includes postage and handling) to: Teens, c/o Ann Landers. P.O. Bor 11562, Chicago,/11. 606Jl-0562. (In Canada, send $4.55.) SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION Custom Building & Remodeling •NEW HOMES •ADDITIONS • NEW GARAGES •REMODELING •SIDING •ROOFING •PAINTING FREE ESTLMATES (614) 992-5535 (614) 992-2753 Start early with retirement . planning. for assured quality of life care of your retirement. That's true. . private insurance. How much you But most of them agree that you can expect from Social Security can't de[>end on any one source of depends on your average an nual income - that you need a balanced earnings over your workins life: portfolio that will sumd the risks of Average WMe earners may expect changes in the economy. benefits to replace about 42 percent You can depend on Social Secu- of their preretirement income; low rity to provide a risk-free base on earners about 60 percent and higher which to build retirement income, a earners about25 percent. solid foundation you can count on You can get a better idea about regardless of what happens to your what you' ll get from Social Securiothe r Jinancial choices-. . r ty by completing a Request for a Social Security was designed to . Personal Earnings and Benefit Estibe one leg of a three-legged stool mate Suuement form . You c'm get of retirement income to include pri- the form by ca lling us at 1-800vate in vestments and savings, and 772- 1213: this ·service is available By ED PETERSON Social Security Manager, Athens · Wheri 'is the best time to start planning for retirement? More and more experts are now advising clients to stan planning when they start to work and earn an income. With people living longer and remaining healthy lon.ger, early planning is the only way they can be assured that their quality of life will not drop dramatically in their later years. You might hear some financial . counselors suggest that you can't 'llepend on Social Security to take 24 hours a day. lntemet users can High unemployment ami busiget the fonn from the Social 'Secu- ness failures res~lted in great depririty Administration Internet server. vation and poverty, and dramatiz~tl The address is: http://www .ssa.gov. the vultterability of U1e Ameridm The 60 th anniversa ry of th e . worker to econmilic forces outside Social Security system is a time·to his/her co ntrol. In this environ celebrate. It helps us focus on one ment, private and state source .of of the good things about our soci- help were woefully inatlequate and ety we can.be proud of and reminds a federal role became necessary . us of the values to which we aspire, Today, Social Secw·ity provides Peterson added. , income to a family when Ute workPeterson noted that when Presi- er retires, dies, or becomes disdent Roosevell signed the original abled. One out of six per.;ons are Social Security Act on August 14, curre ntly receiving benefits 1935, it was in the midst of the retirees and their spouses, widows Great Depression. and orphans, and people with dis - Former Meigs resident qttends reunion Ellen Smith, fo<~ller Middleport resident now living in Newark, auended a reunion of her son·s family at the Knox County Fa irgro und s, Mt. Vernon, where her grandson. W[lliam Carter SmiU1, is Ute head grountlskeeper. Ar the reunion were five generations. Mrs. Smith, her so n, Fred Smith, his daughter, Sharon Comsiford, her daughter, Mandy Reed, and her son, Logan Reed. The group at tl\e gathering incl uded Fred and Nancy Smith , wliose family was having the reunion, their son, Williams C. and his wife, Emma, and their children, John Carter, Nancy Sue, and Sarah; abilities. Some 95 perc~nt of people 65 anti over are entitled to retirement benefits, four out of five workers and their families wou ld receive benefits if they become disabled; 95 p erc~nt of children under 18 wou ld receive henefits if a parent tlies. "'People should not mistake Ute current tlebate over the future of Social Security to be an assault on Ute progrrun it,df," Peterson said. "'The debate is about the best way to continue the success of the progrrun, not whether or not we shoul!i cominue it," he said. ' f WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Specializing i~ Custom Frame Repair ' NEW & USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES & MODELS 992-7013 OR 992-5553 OR b TOLL FREE 1·800-848·007 DARWIN, O~!P,"' 7 ;1191 FN L&W LAWN CARE •Mowing · •Trimming •Firewood Also: their daughter and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Sharon) Comsiford, and daughters , Mandy Reed and her son, Logan, and Theresa and a friend; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. I. J. (Patty) Fry l!nd Mrs. Virginia !,(ay Powers aild da~ghter, Melissa, and Mrs. Comsiford smother, Mrs. Margie Comsiford. cannot be guara-nteed to run a ,specific number or days. MONDAY RACINE -Racine Village -Council meeting 7 p.m. Monday at 'the annex. POMEROY - Rpck Spri.ngs ' uniled·Metbodist Church, Bible, ·School, Monday through Friday, 6 - to 8 p.m. Theme "Turn About 1 DARWIN- Bedford Township Board of Trustees, regular meeting Monday, 7 p.m. at the township hall . • RACINE - Southern Local will bold special meeting at 8 p.m. Monday at high school to hire a football coach. POMEROY - Big Bend Farm Antique Club, Mon\lay, 7:30 p.m. in Meigs High School Library. TUESDAY . EAST MEIGS - Eastern Athletic Booster meeting, 7 p.m. Tues.day at high school. DARWIN - Bedford Township Volunteer Fire Department Couunittee meeting, 7 p.m. Tuesday at Bedford Town Hall. POMEROY - Meigs County Right to Life meeting Monday, 7:~0 p.m. at the Meigs County Public Library. Questions concerning . meeting may be directed to the Rev. Fr. Walter Heinz, Sacred Hean Church, 992-5898. 1 • 6113J1 Need several people to wqrk in tomatoe's ., .· pickers & packe.rs Bob Morris · 6·14-247-..1'+-&- r 5:30p.m. Everyone Welco.me FREE ESTIMATES FU\1 WARRANTY UKE NEW Ch ip Repair In Tubs Or Sinks, Resurf~ce Old Ceramic Tile, And BATHTUB John Teaford Chester 7122194 CHECKING MARKETS - Hal Kneen, Meigs County. Extension Oriice, pictured left back, WaS among the Ohio Department or Agriculture and growers organization officials who look a fact-finding tour or state owned and operated wholesale/retail farm markets In southetist• I POMEROY, OHIO Septic tanks cleaned & portable toilets rented. . Dally, rental rates. Par~ao Job sites • Unisex Someone special in your area Is s~king that dream mate to share a life .full of love, romance, happiness and .all the pleasures of life. 1·900-776·3005 Ext. 9387 $2.99 per minute 18-yrs. pi us !I !I: :111 • 1 • • .,-::! I! ;1 ! 992-3954 Emergency Phone 985-3418 - ~ Uutlwul f<'t•t •tl &· Fwm ."liiJIJIIy Ft•t•rl for . til l'our · t11ima/.~ Ho,:.: - 1/or.'t'.' - Colt'.' TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL Light Hauling, . Shrubs Shaped and Removed Misc. Jobs. MEET _ SINGLES One St•p C•mplete "Aut!' Body Repair Reasonable Love &Romance Fate Awaits You! KEN'S IPPLIINCI IDVICI Give Yourself The Sports Edge with The Sports & Entertainment Line $2.99 per min. Must be 18yrs. · Procall (602) 954-7420 •Waahera • Dryera - Rangea •Refrigerators •Freezers . •Oiahwaaher's •H.W. Healere t Micr.awavea -Diaposala •Thank• Melge & THE 1995 SI.Wroundlng Are11 (614) 985-3561 or 992-5335 1..1Wn IHI\\ \IW E\C: \\ \TI'\(; Real Estale General Bulldozing, Backhoe, ServicesHome Sites, Land Clearing, Septic Systems & Driveways_ ·Trucking- Limestone, Top Soil, Fill Dirt ()()•> ., 0 •) 0 --·)(),)() Country Naturals Gifts & Accessories 317 North 2nd Ave. OFFICE 992·2259 Middleport, Ohio Mon-Sat. 9am-5 pm 1-900-263·1800 . Ext 1986 $2.99 per minute Must be 18 yrs. old. Procall Co. (602) 954-7420 Ml/1 mo 1 10121 \ll\\~\ ~~~\..... \. v9. os\.9-~,c ,....,n tlf2mn LICENSED & BONDED FREE ESTIMATES Umest- & GrtWel, Septic Systems, Trader & SHINGLES • SIDING • WINDOWS EIU/LT UP & RUBBER ROOFING RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL RUBB!:R ROOFING FOR 1\M ·BILE HOMES 28 Years Experience ?HONE 1-800-377-44 77 614-245-0437 SAYRE TRUCKING 614-742·2138 l(enny's Auto Rental LINDA'S PAINTING & CO. House Siles. J&L INSULATION WICKS 992-2155 . .. ' . 614-992·7791 . Moving sale· Tuesday, Wednes · day, ThurSday, 1140 Collage Rd., Syracuse. Furniture (hlde·a· bed, waterbed, bedroom suite, etc.), M/ F clothes, small appJia.nces, househol d Items. Aalnf shine, Sam-? 614·992.e&$1 : · Public Sale · and Auction Clean · late Modal Cars Or _ Trucks, 1987 Model s Or Newer, Smltn Buldl Pontiac. 1900 East· ern A¥enue, Gallipolis. tars , old clocks, antique furniture. Riverine Antiques. Russ Moore, owner. 814·992 ·2526 . We buy •states. Family Relocating Seeks To Rent! Own Clean 3 Or -4 Bedroom, 2 Or 3 Bath, Rural Hom e Within 35 Mlnute1 Of· pt. Pleasant /Galllpotls Bridgo, Eit11er Ohio /WV Side. Will Consider Aent· To-Own , Lease PurChase, Land Contract Or Purchue 01 Righi P1opeooty, 304-6751t50E•W 6. 773·5343 01 nJ-5033. HAULING Free Estimates Howard L. Wrltesel ROOFING NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter C(eaning Painting FREE- ESTIMATES - ~ Authorized AGA Distributor · · Welding S_upplies • Industrial Gases • Steel Sales & Fabrication • Repair Welding Aluminum/Stainless No job too large or too small! Oxygen Acetylene Helium all sizes Medical Grade Q, Propane Trimix !Jitra Mix Mig Wei.ders Ph 773·9173 FAX 773·5861 108. St. Wanted To Buy: Junk Autos, Anv. Condition , 81.&-388-9062 Or 81.(. F &A ll"ee Service Trimming ·Topping ·Removal Stump Removal co, <146-PAI!T. wanted To Buy: Jvnk :Autos With Or Without Motors. Call Larr~ U'l91y. 614-368-9303. 20 Ye~~a~rs:r;~~~~~mce ~- • • • • • • -~ -- • EMPLOYMENT SERVICES CHARLIE'S CONCRETE 949-2168 110, Help Wanted Accepting application• through July 18th Jar Aeglsteroo long term care Nursing Aaalatant training class . Class begins Aug ust 1sl ti'<OOgh Seplomber 71h weekdays. Marjorie Fetters. AN, ctau lri· structor, Po1nt Pleasant Nursing & Sidewalks Driveways Patios Porches Slabs 992·3265 Rehabllftallon Cenler, Sla"! AOUIO 82, Route 1 Box 326, Point Pleas- ant WV 25550. 304·675·3005. · AVON 1 All "reas I Shirley SP-@!.rs, 304-67!5· 1429 • AIIOfl Earn &8 -$1<4 tHr. No Door To Door, Full !Part Time, 1 ~800736.0168 lnd All!> ANNOUNCEMENTS NEW LISTING- Minersville- Commercial- Ground and 6 tanks all above ground. ASKING $30,000 CALL _DAVE OR BOB TO PLACE-..YOUR AD IN· THIS YEAR'S EDITION Moving out of town sale · 41 0 Broadway, Middleport , Ohio. Hou.s.ehald furnishings and so J & D's Auto Parts a!Jd Salvaqe, buying wrecks. junk auto1 & trucks. Also, paris for sale. 304 - NEW LISITNG- Pomemy- Commercial· Service Station with stall garage, with 3 inground tanks, 2 gas. t kero. · ASKING $70,000 AI/ON SEUS ITSELF Average 58·$15/Hr. ,.., Worlt- · YRACUSE- This hmrie sits on a nice quiet street This · ome has 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. large living room. equipped l<itchen, dining room. Relrigerator & range less than 1 yr. old. ;Also there's a dishwasher. Utility room with newer washer end dryer. Front porch. side deck. sitting on 314 acre lot with )<>Is of !lowers, trees and some fencing. Call lor aP.L ;: PRICE REDUCED TO $55,000 WANTED tMMEDIATELVIII HOMES,' FARMS, VACANT GROUND IN ALL AREAS OF MEIGS COUNTY Ill WE HAVE BUVERS... WE'NEED LISTINGSIII ·HENRY E. CLELAND JR .. ,...................................992-2259 :TRACY L. BRINAGER.........................................94!l-2439 ·SHERR! L. HART..................................................742-2357 . HENRY E. CLELAND 111... .................................... 992~191 ·KATHY M. CLELAND............................. :............. 992~191 :OFFICE........:.................................................~...... !92-2259 tO:DOa.m. SaiU111ay. phones, old tamps, old thermome· 2 ASKING $18,000 day e<!lllon DecorBted stoneware, wall tete. IUmest- Low Rates) 539 BRYAN PLACE MIDDLEPORT · 992-2772 Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. ':oo a.m.-3:30p.m. VInyl & Alum. Siding, Roofing, VInyl Replacement, Windows, Blown Insulation, Storm Doors, Storm Windows, Garages. All Vard Sales Must Be Paid In ._. . Advanc·e. Deadline : 1:OOpm the day betore the ad is to run, Sun day edition- t :OOpm Friday, Mon - nJ.5765 Or 304·nJ.S447. 90 Wanted to Buy Take the pain out of painting. Lat ua do H. lor you. Very reaaonable. Free Estimates Before 6 p.m. leave ...._ message. Alter& p.m. 614-985-4180 .,..... Kenny's Auto Center fi300-486- ~ 264 Upper River Rd. Bus. (614) 446-9971 OH. 45631 Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity Rick Pearson Auction Company, lull tim e auctioneer. complete auction se r1Jic9. Licensed NGS,Ohlo & West VIrginia, 304 - Interior & Exterior We Have Cars ,and Vans! 12. 8-6. 80 Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre . Kenny's is the place to come when you need a car rental. Qalllpolls & VIcinity forth. HAULIN'G & EXCAYAriON MIKE MARCUM'S 70 At At. 850, Kerr Road, 3863 Kerr Road , Thomas Denney, 7/11 1 7/ CARPENTER SERVICE State Rt. 33 Darwin, Ohio :614.·388-9703 Yard Sale Ily Pet Pr\one •Room Additions •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing . •Interior & Exterior Painting • Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio ASKING $84,500 . Found : black and white long Ct8an Sl\lff , New, Stuff For Kids, Sewing Machine Rot01111er, Almost New, Watch Signs , Cross Road heat. Approx. 112 acre with nice garden area. bedrooms, 1+ acres. Nice peaceful location and lot of room Rutland pat!<, 614-·742-2372 YOUNG'S NEW LISTING- Baum Addition· Near Chester· Lovely Split Level Home, featuring 5 bedrooms, 3 balhs, drywall·carpet interior, TPC water, Elec. Heat Pump. CIA, ceiling radiant !D run. Found· aet or keys 4th or July at 949-2512 NEW LISTING- Pomeroy· Spectacular A-Frame Home with 10 room, 3-5 bedrooms, 2 baths. kitch~n. living ·room. dining room, and family room. Has electric B.B. and wood heat (2 PRICE REDUCED- Racine - 1982 14 x 70 mobile home, Total electric with heal pump,'C/A. Ashley woodbumer, builtIn hutc~ . book shelves. Enclosed front porch & rear porch. 3 'VariOUi!l Type Or Scrap Metal , 614-408·25«. 60 Lost and Found ALL Yard Sates Must Be Paid tn Advance. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. the day betore the ad Is to run . Sunday edition • 2:00 p.m. Friday. Moncay edition • 10:00 e m. Sat· u111ay. appliances, 2 car gar.age with worl<shop over top. In a very good neighborhood on a paved street. ASKING $99,000 . ., Goon Home. 614--446--7470. Lost July 6th. Grey Tiger-Striped cat, Cheshlre- Rt. 554 Area. Fam - SALE BAILED TO YOUR NEEDS woodburners included}, features deck, patio, fireplace, The Meigs County Fair Tab Is Coming ~ . . . ' . . . , August 11, 1995. Advertising Deadline Is August 4, 1995. Three Klnena, Eight Weaks Old, iralned, Wormed , To 614-46·7945. FOR ROOFING & REMODELING Ext. 6250 Kitten• Black And Black And 'f\lhile 614-441--1850 Fount:t : Puppies, 2 Black Labs , HAY Chuck Stotts 614·992·622~ - ·Free Estimates • Insurance Work Welcome 4113195 : 1-900-726-0033 •Fast Reliable Service ALFALFA AND MIXED PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE .Insures - Experienced Call Wayne Neff992-4405 For Free EsUmateo Of All Lifestyles, lpcally or nationwide. 1-900·945·5500 Ext. 7898 $2.99/mln. 18+ Procell Co. 602-954-7420 012111 mo. •All Makaa •42 Years ., .... .... Houoe Repelr • Remodeling Kitchen & Bath• Remodeling , Room Addition a Siding, Roofing, Patios Adorable, FrlenCII~ K1llens, 6 Weeks Old BlaCk !Nhlte & Grey f White, Litter Tramed, To Good Home Only. 614-446-4283 (614) 949-3005 . Uutlwul f<'t•t•tl ,~_. Fa,., ."lnJIJIIY Ut. 121 Uutl""''· OJ/ 7'·12-26.16 NEFF REMODELING SERVICE 43tt. Residential & Office Cleaning PLUS Pickup & Delivery Service Owner/Opr,: Tom Lane Racine, Ohio • Com - l.'m.-lit•d ( :om - ."i,ft lllo..li ( No Sunday Calls) 8 weft old kittens . gray & white and gray tfger striped, 814·985 Sl'fiCUSO >11clnlty, 614·992-3717 , New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Addjtions • Roofing 614-992._7643 Giveaway haired ~lnen . Chancey's Market. NOll'' ot•t~N COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 40 MY BUSINESS 42~0~~~~n~t~mo~. L------~Pr~o~c~a~ll~6=02~·~9~54~·~7~ BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. •Factory Authorized Parts & Service ' • f Happy Ad ern United States. l'urpose was to gauge tlie need and potential to open a similar farm market in southern Ohio. The delegation visited · stale-operated market< in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. 6 To 8~!.~.~~ c~.~ ~1~.0~~,!~,!!~.: ~0~,,~ 1·900·Date Line Bill Slack ,,2·2269 GOLF LESSONS GOLF CLUBS • CLUB REPAIR TROPHIES PLAQUES BADGES . MODERN SANITATION t!~ 985-4473 HelpWQI»ed WANTED: PAR,T-TIME COMMUNITY SKILLS INSTRUCTOR position available to teach community and personal skills to adults with learning limilations in Meigs County.. HO!JRS: , 20 hrs/wk; includes 2-hour . weekly staff meeting ; or as otherwise scheduled. High school degree, valid driver's license, good driving record, three years licensed driving experience, ·and .adequate automobile insurance coverage required. Training provided. Salary: $5.00/hr, to start. Send resume to: P.O . Box604 Jackson, Oh 45640 ATIN: Cecilia. Deacllille for applicants: 7/19/95. Equal Opportunity Employer. . Every Wed. Nite ma. ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION • New Homes •Garages • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice !The Eastern Local Board helro; n.xt ol kin, devloeea, Delondonta, ond lor cool& of 10:00 a.m. Local Time on of Education dealres lo leg1t111, 1dmlnlatr1tor•. thlo actton. July 25, 1995 and then at receive bids for Lunchroom executor• and/or leelgnt, if You oro h•reby required said OFFICE will be publicly •ny, ol Lee R. Noloon, Supplleo, such as: to enowor the Complolnt dece111d, wnoae addre•i'• within lwonty-eight (28) opened and read aloud. The ~ CONTRACT are unknown. Jlt:~~g&?g~s days alter the tut DOCUMENTS be To: Anno . Floronc• In order to be considered oubllcotlon ol thlo notice examined at the may following all bids must be In by, Nelaon, eke Florence which will be ·publlohod locallons: The Wiler August 1, 1995. The Board Noloon. · decooted: the onco 1 week lor oix (6) District Office or GEORGE reserves the right to accept. unknown helra, ne'!t of kin. oocceoolve weoka. The loot A. MARA ENGINEERING, devlouo, logote11, or reject any and all parts ol publication will bo modo on INC., 55 EAST SECOND any and all blda . odmlnlotrotoro, exocutoro the 10th doy ol July, 1895, STREET, LOGAN, OHIO Speclllcallons may . be and/Or llllgno, II any, ol ond .tho twonty-elght (28( . 43138. Anne Florenc1 Nelaon, eke obtained from the address doyo . lor onowerlng will Copies of the CONTRACT · below. Bids will be·opened Florence Nelaon, deceaeed, commonco on thll dolo. tn DOCUMENTS and whooo addrt~oto ere con_ ol your failure to at 2:00p.m. unknown. '· •n•wer · or . otherwlae SPECIRCATIONS may bi S..nd all blda to: You oro hereby notified roopond oi roquirod by the · obtained at the Office ol Eloise Boston, Treasurer GEORGE A. MARA that you have bton nomad Eutern Loca~School R ultl ol C Ivii ENGINEERING, INC. District Dolendanta In 1 logol octlon Ohio Proceduro, judgement by located at 55 EAST entitled John R. JoHero, 11 dtloutt 38900SR7 will b' rendered SECOND STREET, LOGAN, Reedsville, Ohio 45n2 ol. vo. Leo R. Neloon, ogolnot you lor 1hl relief OHIO upon payment ol Phone: 614-985-4331 deceued, et ol. Thlo action domancled In tho Complaint. $40.00 lor each set, which hu been oulgned Cooe No. (7) 3, 10, 17, 24 4 tc Doled 1hlo 3111 doy· of will not be refunded. 95 CV 028 and Ia pondlng In May, 1!195. . The Engineer's estimate th• Common.Pleto Court of ' Lorry E. Sponcor, fo.r t~e Project Ia $87,000.00. Public Notice Melgo County, Ohio, Second Clark ol Courto June15, 1995 Pomoroy, · Ohio (6)5, 12, 11, 26; Harold S. Btackaton, : :IN THE COMMON PLEAS Strut, 45769. • (7) 1, 1o; 6TC Pres. TP.CWD Board ol COURT 0 :' MEIGS The object of tho Directors • COUNTY, OHIO Complolnt It to quiet title to (7)10, 17 2TC . Caoe No. 95 CV 028 Public Notice the •real utale oltuoted In John It Jellero, et al., the Townohlp ol Ruttond, · Plolntlllo, ADVERTISEMENT FOR County ot Meigs, and State VI . BIDS of Ohto ond ond baing one Tupper• Plaine Lu R. Nelaon, deceaaed, - Cheater acre, more or laaa; and to at ol., Delendonto Water Dlatrlct NOTICE BY PUBLIC~TION qulot tlllt to the lntereato ol 39561 Bar 30 Road 11 o Help Wanted To: L.. R. Neloon, the Platnttllo, to·· prochlde Reedsville, Ohio 45772 deceo11d: the unknown any claim ollntereot by the Separate oealed BIDS lor the conotructlon of STATE Hetn Wanted ROUTE 7 FIVE POINTS 'I" wATER MAIN RELOCIITION Field Help· PROJECT will be received by the Tupporo Plein•· Pickers Cheater Water Dlot. at the District Office 39651 Bar 30 614-247•3901 Road Reedavllle,,~,O~h:l~o~u~n:tl~l~====----1 110 Racine Gun Club Trap Shoot 614-992-5291 SYRACUSE- Syracuse Board of Public Affairs meeting at 7 p.m, Monday. MIDDLEPORT Bible school, Monday through July 14, 68:30 p.m. Theme, "God, the Great Physician," Middleport First Baptist Church. & surrounding area. Call lor rate schedule Min. $2.00 Contract Work ---Community calendar--The Community Calendar is published· as a free service to · non-profit groups wishing to announce meetilig and special events. The calendar is nut de signed to promote sales or fund raisers•of any type. Items are printed as space permit< and COMMUNITY CAB CO. INC. Owners: Robert Barton & Harry Clark 992-9949 . 992-6471 Mon - Fri 8 a.m. - 6 p.m . Sat. 8 p.m. - 5 p.m . Sun. by appt. only Serving Pomeroy, Middleport Fiberglau Shower Cracks Or Sacs ' The Daily Sentinel • Page 7 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 30 Announcamenta Homa · Oisoountal No II""IY8fltoryl , Anyone having Information con· a near accident June 30th. 8:15pm. Mlnersvme. Oh. In· Torri1e<y 0 -. lnd/rep. cern lng 1-800-742-4738 volving a black or dark green ChBY\1 Blazer -type, and dark blue CAAEER OPPORTUNITY Fonf. please call 8 t4-V~& · 2263 LOCAL CO. EXPANDING • Immediately. H&H SAWMILL Portable . Bandsaw Mill 32124 Happy Hollow Rd. Middleport, Ohio 45i&o. Danny & Peggy ' Brickles 614-742·2193 From This Date Forward: 1 Will ~~jot Be Respo nsible For Any Debts Other Than M~ Own. ELIM HOME k · 13 . PEOPLE NEEOEO Start Immediately To Perrilanerit· Full Time Position . Openings fn · Adult Care ! ] Facility . I I r\ ' f~~A~n:~0M:!: ~. ~ 1~1gned~.~Ksn~net~n~R~.~Ra~iney~.~;;ci~O;u~r~: ~~~=~·~ AP· For low income • elderly & handicappoo. Family home atmosphere w!T.L.c. 992·5042 ....., 441-1908. 40 . _ GIYtaway_ 2 Beagles To Good Home. 81 4· Bankrupfcy, Judgements, Slow Credit' r . 11 r Specialty o ~ 1-800-MERIT-98 . MBN048~ L...-----=:::.~ •.L-----.:::::=:......--,_;,..--J 8 Mos Old Pupptes. Part Chow, Part Collie, 1 Black & Brown; 1 Musl Find Homoo For Call & Kn= ten . Or They Must Go To The Sl1011erl 614-446·8196. . pllcants Must Be Neat Ap -. pearance And Ready To St.art . W<lr11 On Wene$day. _ • $300WeekPerWrittanAQree- ~Wh~~·~·6!1~4·~U~6~8~B6~1~.===t~ ~ Rec-' - ommendad ment To..SW1~- For Appoirttm8t1l Call Ms. Plttld< · Monday, TlJI!Sdoy, 9·5 Only. · 814-44H975 • • lni....BWI By Appo\n1meot Only.• • " �• ~. Page 8 o The Daily Sentinel Monday, July 10, 199S . Monday, July 10, 1995 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • The Daily Sentinel .,. BRIDGE ACROSS PHILLIP 1 Information 5 See ALDER AVON EARN S$S at home at 800-992-6356 IND!REP BaD~SIIIer N&eded In My Home For 2 PreseF'IOOI Cl'llldren Cente nf~ry Area, Must Have Reterenc 614-441..0219 Business Otflce Manager Due to promotion, we have an excellent career oppor1umty tor an 1nd1V1dU· al with long term care busmess office e:ocpenenc.e Respons•ble for overseemg all othce operatiOns Including AA AP purchasmg payroll and pat1ent lund account HEINER S BAKERY ROUTE SALES DELIV~RY Needed an energetic lndlvtdual wrth a good drivrng record tor route sales de livery Good benefit package We are an equal oppor1unlty employ .er .AU tMUirres are to be sent to YN Job S8rvlce 81225Stitl1 Sr Pt Pleasant WV 25550 304 675 0851 lrnmed late Open1ng 1or 1ull 11me AN at 68 bed skilled nursing I&CII 1ty Excellent opportunity to JOin the tong term health care field for vanable shllts Pomt PLe.asan! ...Nursrng & Rtthab lllla!lon Cenler (formerly Carehaven) State Route 62 Route 1 BQx 32£ Point Pleas ant. wv 25550 [A Gtenmark As sodates Facllrty) EOE Immediate Openings Excellent opportunrtr to JOin the long term health care treld See~rng part time LP'N s for varrable shifts lor 68 bed skrlled nursmg facllrty Point Pleasant Nursing & Reha bllnatton Gunter (lormerty Careha van) State Route 62 Route I Box 326 Pornt Pleasant wv 25550 {A Gtenmark Associates Facility) EDE Jorn !he long term health care lreld Seeking part trme Certrfied Nursing Assrstants tor a 68 bed skdled nursrng facrllty tor varrable sfiTtts P.,olnt Pleasant Nursmg & Rehablhtattoo Center (formerly Carehaven} State Route 62 Ro ute , , Box 326, Point Pleasant WV 25550 (A Gtenmark Asso elates Facrlity} EOE No Expenence Necessary' $500 to $900 weekly/potentral process lng mortoa~Je retunrls Own hours Call 909 715 2378 ext 1377 (2 4 hOurs) Outsrde Salesman Commercial Punting Co Needs Aggressive. Self starler For Full/Part Ttme French City Press 614 446 4383 Overbrook Center has 3 11 post tions and 11 7 full time positions available for CNA s and LPN s For more Information please con tact Jan Elras at 614 992 6472 POSTAl JOBS S1an$1208/tlr FOfexamandap pllcatton 1nb can 219 769-8301 ext W\'548 9am 9pm Sun Frl wanted barber at Mick s Barber & Style, Shop call 614 992 2367 clays at 614-992 34813 after 5pm 180 1180 W t dT an e 0 D 310 0 General Mamtenance Parntmg Yard work Wrndows washed Gutters Cleaned Ught Hauling Commerrcal R&sl,dentlat Steve 614 446-8861 Georges p ora 1 bl e Sawmr 11 do n t haul your logs to the mrn just can 304 675 1957 Housecleaning Expenenced & References 614 256•6820 614 256 1033 Lawn Care And Landscaprng Any Srze , Edge Trrmmrng Br"sh And tree Removal Fr9e Estlmatesl 614 367 7887 Professronaf Tree Servtce Com plate Tree Care Bucket Truck Servrce 50 Fl Reach Stump Ra moval Free Estlmal~s' In suranee 24 1-!r Emeraancy...Serv. rce Call And Saw! No Tree Too Brg Or Too Small! 614 388 9643 614367 7010 Sun Va lley Nursery School Chlldcare M F sam 5 30pm Ages 2 K Young School Age Dunng Summer 3 Days per Week Mtnt mum 614 446 3657 Wrll Do Batrysrttlng Even•ngs Some Weekends Certified Thru Army Have CPR Llcer ,;e Please Cal/, 614 441 1566 Writ do bact\hoe work phone 614 992 31173 or 614 992 565a .. • Cutting • Reining • Team Pennffig • Phaasure • 01her Performance Evenrngs • Stan Young Horses From Grourld Up • CEATIFIEQ INSTEllJC!OR Will TEACH • Begtnner To Advanced Leve ls Of Western Rldmg lncludrng Per k>rmance Events Bec1inner To lntermed_!.ate Eng --~~~;~.JJJ>,SillOUI ' FINANCIAL Bualneaa Opportunity "At1ent10n' Move Sale Vr~eo Store Remodeling Approx 1100 Movies Approx 200 AOuiH; Will Sell Separately Call 6t4 367 0612 Anytrme !NOTICE I OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do bust ness wtlh people you know and NOT to send money Hlrough the marl until you have mvest gated the offerrng VeNDING Wont Get Arch Outck WrU Get Steady Cash Income Priced To Sell 1 800 820 67EI2 • Call Us "For More lnlormafionu offer For delatls call 30-4 697 1434 Almost 2 Acres 8 Room House "" Need Of ~lot Of Rep au Brg Barn Drrlled Well & Septic Vinton Area $t 0 SOO OBO 61 4 388 8654 614-368 9545 Duplex apt bulldtng good mvest ment For mlormatron 304 675 4680 Four bedroom house lor sate tree gas two story approx 3 acr ~Bra dbury area 614 992 6190 Four bedrooms bath new heat pump a1r condrtroner range & re fngerator Included, full basement garage/ breezeway orca lot good location 614 992 3119 after 5pm House And Lot Low Clown Pa't ment Easy Terms 3 Bearooms 1 Bath Located Near Ewlngton f Allee Road Area Call 1 800-448 6909 Ask For Manhew House For Sale Rent 6 3/4 Miles Possible Land Contract, 6778 UncOin Prke Pat1101 OH Three bedroom home on SA 33tl Apple Grove Ohio Three acres pius overlooking Ohto River New vmy l stdmg all new carpet air cond1t1o ner carport also one acre lot mer frontage 304 372 5686 or 614 247 2120 320 on censed 3865 I' or Clean Interior's Wash Bufl Hand Wax cars, 614 446 6373 •• Mobile Homes for Sale 1982 Townhouse 14X70 wrth 8X24 Factory Sli de rn Expando 2 BA !BAth Central Air wrtf1 8x12 Storage Bldg Oh Rented tot on 588 In Rodney $12 500 614·245· 5750 1984 14x70 2 bedroom 1 large bath appliances front porch good con d111on $12 000 OBO 614 992 5578 8\IOnmgs All real estate adven1slng in thrs newspaper IS subJect to the Federal Fatr Houstng Act of 1968 wh1ch makes •t rllegal to advertise any preference liml\at,on or drscrrm1natron based on race color religiOn seJC familial status or nat1onal ongrn or any tnten110n to make an~ such preference l•mltallon or dtscnmrnatron • L1m1ted Offer• 1996 doublewlde 3br 2bath S 1695 down, $259/ month Free delivery & setup Only at Oakwood Homes Nitro 304 755-5865 wv New 1995 14x70 includes skrrt mg steps blocks one year homeowners Insurance and six months FREE lot ren1 Only $1025 down and $207 17 per month Call 1 800 S37 3238 Tills newspaper w nnot knowllngly accept advertisements for real estate wh ch IS ln 1vroiatlon olthe law Our readers are heretly rnlormed that all dwellings Now Bank Repos Only 4 lell Never lived rn 304 755 7191 OAKWOOD HOMES Nrtro WV Otrect factory sates No middle man Save S1 000 s 304 755 5865 31 o Pnce Buster! New 1o1x70 2 or 3br Only $995 down $195/monlh Free del111ery & setup Only at Oakwood Homes Nitro WV 304 755 5885 350 Lots & Acreage 55 Acres Of Land With 28x32 Butldmg On Clay Chapel Road, 1 800-2876308, 614-44S-6308 Homes for Sale 1yr old 4bedroorn home marn tenance free 2 t / 2baths .!Jre place tamrly room CAl garage Homestead Bend Broker 304 882 2405 or 304 882 2447 1 2 acre lot for sale In Bradbury on CR 5 614 992 6190 2 story 4 bedroom ltvmg room drnmg room kitchen utrilty room bath plus cellar garage excellent tocaiiOn 543 Grant Street MIO dlepon Ohto call614-985-,)91 9 2 story garage bes1do New Ha van Supermarket, bottom lloor completely remodeled 2 bays (front bay 40'x28, rear bay 32 )1;23 ) 1oo x 40 lot $ t 8 500 304 882 2763 2bedroom wrth basement close to schools $14 500 Cali 304 675 6621 3 Bedroom Ranch Style Home 1 Acre Famlly Room living !=loom K1tchen, Full Basement Central Atr Located 7 Mites On 51 Rt 160 Past Holzer Medical Center More Info 614 4411154 AlterS 112 Acre Mobile Home lot Dovel oped located Off 325 614 379 2343 No Answer Leave Mes 614992-41tt 1795 0 Carpet & Vtnyl In Stocic S5 00 Yd & Up 60 Patterns Of Kitchen Car pet In Stock Over 35 Patterns Vtnyf In Stock Mollohan Carpels fi14-446 7444 DID 0 '-raJ KfJCW 111/tr ~Eill IS SElLilG A 'l£GISLA.TIV6' •• IIY~URAIJ(E R:li.ICY '7 • RR Flr:1Y BUC!::S AII.OIJrH 1'00'~ !=RO'l£CTtD ~IIJST A~ (0.13k'ESSIOJAL CJ.Jr.; IIV '100R WEST •109543 BUT 'tU! 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'IVU I-\IIVt. 10 11\1;$. 1m~ E.IJTrn.EM~. sage Four lots near Racme approx 1 112 acres each starttng at $5000 call614 949-2025 REMOTE beautrtu t ridge top land. 3 mtl95 south ol Carpenter, Ohto Mt Un1on Rd Four 7-acre parcels one 9 acre parcel Pfle es range from $7086 to $8347 Owner trnanclng Call for goo.:l map 614 593 8545 Scenic Valley Apple Grove beautiful 2ac lots public water Clyde Bowen Jr 304 576 2336 380 • •AB64 2 •Q 7 3 .o.J 6 2 Wanted , We Buy Farms And Acreage 20 Acres And Larger No Limit 614 685-3064 RENTALS Priced cheap to settle estate 5 room one story house. 2 bed rooms baUl carport patio, bas~ ment out of all flood waters very good location & neighborhood, lo cated at 632 Grant St Middleport Ohio $25 000 614 992 7047 614 742 2550 or 614 384 6364 410 Houses for Rent South 3 Bedrooms Bath & 1/2, Rio Grande Arda Wast1er Dryer Hook Up $490/Mo Deposit Re QUired 513 922-()294 \ 1• 4• BUT • MY HE'S 62 Mcl'jally 's partner the wind 25 27 31 32 Avoiding Ralmburse Football dlv Alcove 34 Location 35 37 39 40 Fishing reel Pairs -Chaney Goller Sam- DOWN 1 2 3 Insecticide Motorists' org Vat 4 Mlstrea1ed 5 WWII evant • 6 Small island 1 Mythical figure I More word 16 Former uncanny 9 Boehlve State 10 Speedy 11 Fumbler's Soviet leader 20 Horse dlrectlvoo 21 Loado heavily 22 Sprltollka 23 Filthy{money) 24 Rodent 26 Head West North East Pass Pass Pass 2 • . •Pass Pass Pass NOTHIN' !! In bed with which suit? By 7·/0 movement 28 Stacka . 29 Make amenda • 30 Strelaond movie 33 Hawaiian Openmg lead •3 LAZY GOOD·FER- timber trw 36 Moniker 38 Flahhook connector Phrllrp Alder 41 BuU 43 More roncld 45 Hard up 471owa city 48 Vending area 49 Writing toolo 50 Novello! Farber 53 Tuna 54 Knlcko' org 55 Long time 56 Crlmaon Where did the expresston about get tmg out of bed on the wrong Side come from' When you are playing m a suit con trart and have a s1de sUit that needs 3br all electric Gallrpolis Ferry $250/mo plus utrlities 304 675 1986 Honda 4 wlleoler 2SOR "'• 304 576 2345 d : 4088 TRANSPORTATION Mobile home fof rent State Route 143 Pomeroy 304 682 2904 710 Ntce 2 bed room mobile home m Middleport, 614 992 5858 Trailer tn Apple Grove WV parJialh~-Jurnlsbed $300/mo ~04 .. 576•2890 Buy or sell Arverrna Antrque s 1124 E Mam Street on AI 124 Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 am to 800 pm Sunday 1 00 to 600pm 6149922526 Two bedroom trailer for rent lur nished ulllllles paid References and deposrt 3 1/2 miles south at Mlddfeport SA 7 1314-367 0611 Apartmenta 54Q for Rent Miscellaneous Merchandise 1 and 2 bedroom apanments, fur nlshed and unfurnished security depos1t required no pets 6 t 4 992-2218 'Attentron' Move Sale Video Store Remodeling Appro.~(.. 1100 Movies Approx 200 Adults Will Self Separately Call 614 367 0612 Anylrme 1 Bedroom Near Holzer s Arr Conditioned, Super Nrce S259! Mo Deposit Required 614 4462957 ~'11-~ DISplays sso, 10 Spd Btcycl#¥10 Garden Trll er $t.§_,_Portable Scales 0 60 lbs Good Conditton $30 RefnQarator S60 614 245 5515 Waldon 6000 Art loader Deutztl diesel good candtlron can be towed by one ton new paint new tune up new decals $8000 614 9924111 Welding Rod 3132 to 3116 Ho bart Gasoline Powered Weldrng Machtne On Wheels $500 080 614 446 3613 lng Machrne $25, Used Stereo Gear $25 Each Prece, 614 446 7541 2 Apartments For Rent Cown lawn Gallipolis 614 441 1433 Leaw Message 12 HP Lawn Ch1ef R1dlng Lawn Mower, 614-245 5589 2 Bedroom Apartment, Trash Water Sewage Paid $2951Mo + Deposit, 614 446-2481 1976 Ford 5700 1985 Dodge Aries $700 Aiding lawn mower $400 304 675 4459 2bctrm apts 1otat electric ap pllances lurnlshed laundry room lacllltles close to school In town Applications a'llallable at Vlllage Green Apts U9 or can 614 992 3711 EOH Package System Or Spilt System $1 250 Installed 5 V'r Warranty All Parts 1 800 287 6308 6 14 446-11308 2BR, Apt AJdJacent to Rio Randa Campus 614 245 5885 or 614 245-5992 3pc llvrng room surte coffee table end tables 2 lamps 304 675 4558 after 6pm 2Aooms Plus Batn lafayette Mall No Kitchen! All utilities paid $175 00 Monttl Oeposrt A&Qwed 614-446 n33 8 Foot Drake Satellite Otsh $350 OBO, 614 388 8&$4 Or 614 388 3 Ton Cenral Air Conditioner 9545 Autos for Sale 68 Dodge Dart runs good good tires new brakes ~500 614 992 2822 " 1966 Ford Galaxy 500 Convert lble, 56 000 orlgmal ml!es needs top and carpet overall excellent mechanical condlhon very little '"'' $2000080 614 992-<111 1973 Plymouth Road Runner 318 last of the Beep Beep carsl Auto air decent easy restoration $2000 OBO, 614 992 4111 f 978 Chevy Impala slahon wag on 51,700 mrles good condttlon 6f4 985 3919 1978 Mustang Black Red Interior Cyllnd~r Ex ceHent Condition $2 000 614 446 3789 15 000 Miles On 4 1 Pappasan Chair $50, Old Sew 550 Building Supplies Block bnck sewer ptpes wind ows lintel s etc Claude Winters R!o Grande OH Calf 614 245 5121 560 Pets for Sale 1981 Buick Regal 350 Engine Runs GOOd Good Tires, Vet Ral lys Wheels 51 200 304 675 2352 After 4 30 P. M 1981 Ford Granada Great lnterl or, And Exterior Low Mileage 614 256-1012 • Grobm Shop -Pet Groomrng Fea turing Hydro Bath Julre Webb Ca\1614 446 0231 1982 Ponttac T 1000 runs good needs some roparrs $200 frrm 304 675 6591 .. 2 Female 8 Weeks Old Chow Chow $100 Each, 814 388 8361 1985 BUick leSabre 4 door auto PB PS air $1950 cat! 614 9922413 2 Female Cflows AKC Reg 1s tared 9 Weeks Old 614 4468861 AKC Golden Retriever Puppies Wrll HfStd Wrth Deposit $t50 Each 614 388 9243 1985 Buick Somerset Regal 2 Doors Motor Completely Rebuilt Loaded $1 300 OBO 614 446 0211 Furnished Efflcrency 701 Fourth Awnue, Galltpolls $2001Md Utlll Ues Paid Share Bath, 614 446 :W16 A11er7PM Apartmenl & trailer utilities pard, $275/mo plus $50 deposit on each 304·675 4680 Mall able July 1oth EICtra N1ce 2 Bedrooms All Electric: Furnished KJtehen, No Pets, Close To Spflng Valley Water & Garbage Pard $355/Mo +DO Ref, 614 4466157 After 5 PM BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Drive from $226 to $291 Walk to shop &. movres Call 614 446 2568 Equal Houstng Opportunity na Furnished dupleK !bedroom Up stairs $250 +electric Downstairs $275 +electric No pets No Hud Reference! & deposit 304 675 2651 Gractous h~ng 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Vtllage Manor and Riverstde Apartments rn Middle port From $232 $355 Call 614 992 5859 "Equal Housmo Oppor tunltres Middleport N T-hird 2bedroom furnrshed apt Deposrt & refer enceS 304-882 256e New Haven 1bedroom furnrshed apt Deposit & references 304 682 2568 Nrce 2 3 bedroom apartment tn Middleport 614-992-5858 Ntce 2bedroom apartment, w/d hookup References Oeposll No pets 304 675-5162 Nice upstairs apt furnts hed, car peted cable & uhlflles p11ld deposrt & references $350/mo 304 6751616 Twin Arvers Tower, now accepting appllcatrons tor 1br HUD subsld rzed apt for elderly and handl capped EOH 304 675-6679 Upsta~rs 3 Rooms & Bath (1 Bed· room), Furnlsned Clean ~eter onco and Deposit Required No Pets 6,4 446-1519 ssn Very .clean t bedroom furn ished apartment 614·992 5304 or 614· 446-3091 Furnished Rooms Rooms lor rent week or month Starting at $120/mo Gallra Hot~l 614-446-9580 1990 Yamaha V Max 1200ccj ; axe cond awesome reputation,- : $3,800 304 882-3330 1993 Yamaha 200 Blaster 4 ; Wheeler Needs Minor Aepalr 1 o\skmg $1,350 OBO, 614 446 t 0211 • Space for Rent Shadecl camp sites 112 to 1 112 acres Waterstde, boatmg to nv er, electricity county wafer, all year round 304 576 2610 or 1 601 746 5445 I inci!J!led ·~'-'-=·=r~=c. ' - I'M NOr A JOII'W:R EITHER. =~~948~2~----------~ 750 Boats & South played Motors 15 Foot 1973 Winner With 50 H~ Evmrude Motor, $1 500 614 441 1270 Anytime 19 pitch stainless steel prop submersible trailer lights 614· 992 6159 / j, ...- 1988 Wellc rafl 19 Boat Garage •• Kept Excellent Cond ri!On Less Than 50 Hours Of Use Can Be Seen AI Wholesale Meats 614 ,. 4467059 .. Stainless steel prop, 13 degree pitch for a Johnson, 25·75 hp $200 OBO 614-992-3629 1 . ••• -. ' Campers & Motor Homes ' "T\-\11\\K t-IOT\-\IN6 cr 111 [ W~T. ... tTHE.R [ <X.T ~ R/\lf>E.. OR. "' rt.\ 01VING YOU MY TWO · New J)as tanks one ton truc;s wh991s rarllators ftoor mats, etc "· D & A Aujo Rtpley, WV 304-37~ , 3933 f)l' 1 800 273·9329 A !I - ' BORN LOSER Budget Transmrsslons ~Used & Rebuilt All Types Accessible To .. Over 10 000 Transmlssron, AlSo. • Parts Clutches & Pressul';&' Plates, 614 379 2935 Wrlllnstall Wrndshields $100 Up, 614 388 9062 Or 614 44 PART 0 Atl! THAT w'Ollt.l> eXPLAIN ' TtiE. SPA~t • Tt,E! • & Accessories 790 1 T~ttAT MY IOPY t.tK~ IT' f A o"(j'~ ftNELY-TUNtP c;-~~ ~IJTOMOBit.e/ I !: Auto Parts , by Luis Campos C&letlnty CrphOr cryplograms are crealad !rom quo1a11ons by lamoua p80ple p.uland pteMOI Each leltllr rn lh& cipher sla Ms lor anolhtn TcxNAy s clr.JIJ N 9QU1Jls P EEl M OMAMOMMe E Z BG ZDTM a diamond to his Jack HZEPMOC CBUM B A G W M U X V C G and West's ace However, West gave fo( Sale 760 CELEBRITY CIPHER break was a b1g shock In desperation, Koiwasakr Mute For Sale 4 WO 614 245-9232 hi E.£.1(!) t.IOTI(£ I • REN.LY 7 00, Tl-\f>.NK YOU, YOUR. lf>QT TI-IO \..IE£il::l1JITI-\ U~ TO &. 1-\N'PY his partner a diamond ruff and Ea~t ex1led with the heart nine South couldn't find 10 tncks If South had won the frrst trump tnck m h1s hand, h e m1ghl have sur v1Yed lithe defenders take a diamond ruff, declarer ca n play a' heart to dum my's ,king and lead wmnmg diamonds through East When he ruffs, South overruffs, returns to dummy w1th a However, the second declarer earher reference' F B B R N Z P R M PREVIOUS SOLUTION Jelly Roll Monon (WBVCGBJ ROMSZMO Jazz IS lo be played sweel sof1 plenly rhythm " - (' T0 lT DliLT runut mond wmners thebes! play He led the dia1m<rnd~ac:k at tnck two The de fen se had no rr · poste If they took th e ruff, South would enJoY I he diamonds as JUSt mentioned If West ducked h1s ace once before sw1tch1ng to spades, South had several routes to 10 tncks R1chard Brome, who dred around 1652 ~ wrote. 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Oh10 45769 EOE Box 195609 Wmter Sprrngs Fl SASE to Prestige Unit L PO :327::.:_1:9_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 51 o Jbedroom New Haven area $300mo Secunty deposrt & refer ences required 304 882 2221 lng You must have expenencj wtth Med•care and Medtc al d o.rr. lng We o11er compel t1ve salary .. 3 BR, Carport, Downtown, Prtvacy, $340!Mo + SecuHrv Deposit, Un furn ished , 614 446·0332 (10 5 Only) TopeJurnitUte IOCially Larry Wnght ' work All areas 304 882 2645 1 es KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Page 9 NEA Crossword Puzzle • MERCHAND ISE o Tuesday July 11 , 1995 ' LAWRENCE ENTERPRISES Heat Pumps, Atr Conditioning lf " You Don1 Call Us We Both Loser· ·. Free Estimates 1 800 287 6308 614 446 6308 WV002945 ' Re&lden!lal or commercia l wiring, .. new ser\llce or repatrs Master u censed electrician Ridenour Electrical WVOOB306 304.675· 1786 ~~ ' ' J 1 youV.alreaoy Plotted i!"l:t>Urse tor a goal you have your heart set on reach· mg don 1 rev1se your rntentrons You could ach1eve ttle objective you envtstOn 1n the, year ahead CANCER (June 21-July 22) Selecl active companmns today to help you accelerate bolh mentally and phys1cally Con11ersely s1vgg1sh assoc~tes m1ght rhtluence you to do JUS! the oppostte Trymg to patch up a broken romance? Ialor on'J..,n;;.;;Tt~ rhe AStra-Graph Matchmaker can help CAPRICORN~ec 22 -Jan 19) You you understand what to do to make the mtghl be calle p n to medtate between relat1onshrp work Mal1 $2 75 to two close fne i:Js today Be careful It Matchmaker clo lhrs newspaper P 0 may reqUire the w1sdom of Solomon to Box 4465 New York NY 10163 render a JUdgment LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You could be AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) Time more fonunate than usual today 1n prom1ght not be one of your strongest ' athes moting your ambitiOus rnlerests Do not today If you are rellcent to act when let persons you're Involved With lay out opportuntly knocks you mtgtlt reap only your agenda nomtnal garns VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) Your associ PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Be carefu l ates mrght not function loa well under today not to p lay favontes concerntng pressure. at ltmes today lronrcally these frtendshtps If you do your chart 1ndr Wlli be the Very limes When yOU dO SOmer cates that there s a chance you II anger thing outstandrng one or more pals LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 23) You are now ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Make an m a cycle where things may work out to effort to do your most drstast~ful chores your ulffmate benefit Tfus iS why rt w111 tle . ~-early~ .e_g~le today By aftern<;>on lmporra:nt not trr let Emrly~allve s1g• your 1ndustnousness could wane and you nals dpter you mrght not get around to them SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov 22) Alihough TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Ac1 ltke a you re a worthy person deservmg smgood sport loday and go along wllh the cere comphmenls be on guard today 1f maJOrity even 1f your friends select acllvr· someone you dpn't k~QW too welltr~es to hes you do. not partrcularly enJOY mantpulate you through flattery GEMINI (May 21.June 20) You areltkely ' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) II a Ia benef1t today from gestures you make bustness contact rmpulsrvety offers to do to help others Do no! ex~ect rewards , something for you today lake h1m up on however tf you focus solely upon your the offer ThiS person mtght resc1nd 11 self Oov<l [Pan 1 Heroes-GJ Baseball �' • Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Monday, July 10, 1995 Southern· Local Schooi ·District hon-o.r roll students announced . . Honor rolls for schools .in the Hawl ey, Katie Sayre, Jeremy Southern Local School District for Yeauger, all A's; Shawn Barnhart, the final nine weeks grading period - Timothy Cogar, Amber Mills, have been announced . Andrew Philson, Joey Riffle , Students earning a grade of "B" Andrew Smith, Ju stin Smith and or above in all their subjects to he Brandon Sturgeon. listed on the honor roll are as folFourth Grade: Mindy Chancey, lows: Crystal Cottrill , Miriam El-Dabaja, all A1 's"; Rachel Chapmru). Syracuse Elementary Fifth Graue: Matt Ash . Joseph First Grade: Ryan Amberger. · Comcll, Lindsey Smith, all A's ; Myca Michael, Derek Roush, Bai- T iffan y Hall, Aaron Ohlinger and ley Seifert, Chelsea Smith, Jenny Jackie 'Suugill. Warner . all A' s; Nikki Arnott. Sixth Grade' Cara Ash. Sarah Rob e rt Andy Kinnan , Ni'cole Ball, Chad Hubbard , all A' s; Mia McDaniel and Caitlin Nease. Ba,s , Nicole Benson.. J eremy FishSecond Grade: Ashton Brown. er, Tammy Fryar. Brandon Hill, Kimberly Clark, Rachael Cottrill, Ryan llill. Je ss ica Janey , Jos h all A's; Joshua Harris, Jacob Nease Larsen. Kayla Lonas ruttl Matthew · and Tyler Roberts. · Warner. Third Grade: Bethany Amberg er, Jordan Bass. Codi Davis, Sarah Portland Elementary Fourth Grade: Alan Moore, Alsion Smith and Ike Apperson. · Fifth Grade: .Amanda Hu!Wleston, all A's; Travanna Moore and Nick McLaughlin . . • · Sixth Grade: Garret Kiser and Jennifer Norman . Letart FaUs Elementary Third Grade: Jackie Gloyd, Tabitha Jon es, Paige Musser, Deana Pullins, M. Joy Rose, David Shamblin , Andrea Tedford, Natasba VanCooney and Amber Evans. • Racine Elementary Third Grade: Stephanie Bradford, Mike Roush, all A's;~less ica Hill , Montana Jarrell, Amy Norman and Lis Wamsley. Fourth Grade: Tiffany Patter- son, Jennifer Walker, all A's; Adam Ball, Shane Butler, Jeri HiD,' Jordan Hill, Brandon Smith , Tommy Theiss, Leasiann Deem and Amy Lee. Fifth Grade: Amber Duffy , Tyler Little, Joey Manuel, Rachel Marshall and Lori Sayre. · Sixth Grade: Macyn Ervin, Jonathan Evans, Shauna Manuel, Emily Stivers, all A's; Brandi Codner, Tony Hupp, Fallon Roush and Erin Stroble. • Jesse Litde, Christa Circle, all A's; Hillery Harris, Mart Lewis, Ureg Teresa Busb, Don Carnahan, Tricia · McKinney, Amy Ria:er, Sarah Warner. -Bridget ~ross , Ashli Wallbrown and Craig Wblfe. Davis, Sarah Roles, Jessica Theiss, Eleventh Grade: Jason Barnett;· Josh Ervin, Kara King, Jennifer Kimberly Cornell, C.J. Harris, JenMorris , Jason Rou sh and Kim nifer Lawrence, Bea Lisle, Becky Sayre. Moore, Denise Rousl) , Rayan Young, all A's; Paullhle, Rochelle Southern High Jenkins, Jyl Mathews.. Jay McKNitith Grade: Cynthia Caldwell, elvey and Gabe Smith. . Crystal Coleman, Billy Young, Twelfth Grade: Brian Anderson, Nikki Robinson, all A's; Amanda Mason Fisher, Kevin lble, Mall Adkins, Matt Dill. Jennifer Friend, Morrow, Kendra Norris, David Ashley McKinney, Tara Michael, Pickens, Courtney Roush, Brandy s ·o uthern Junior High Jennifer Roush, Evan Struble, Roush, all A's; Randy Bing, Peggy Seventh Grade: Jamie ·Baker, Ranetta Wheeler, Jason Lambert Caruthers, Grant Circle, Jessika Kyle Norris, Chris Randolph, Bran- and Jackie Prnffitt. Codner, Erica Dugan, Chris Hen-· don Wolfe , all A's; Brawn HerTenth Grade: Jessica Sayre, dricks, Carrie Malone, Andrea man , Kim lhle, Loraine Lawson, Amber Thomas, all A' s ; Brian Moore, Shannon Morarity, Tracy· Amber Maynard, Sarah Braur, Jen- · Allen , Chris Ball, Tracy Card, Pickett, James Randolph , Jeni Angie Carletm\, Etnily Dubl, Stewart, Forrest Teaford, Amy. nifer Shain and Stacey ErVin. Eighth Grade: Jennifer Carlton, Daniel Fisher, .Nathan Haines, Weaver and Ryan Williams. . Fugitive groom ·arrested at . Photograph haunts ·. relatives of Oklahoma bombing vic}ims . the altar By DAVE IVEY Associated Press Writer PHILADELPHIA (AP) - With these £uffs, I thee wed? Seconds after Rufus Lawsen and Catrina Josey were pronounced husband and wife Saturday, police officers marched up the aisle ami arrested the stunned groom. " He didn't even get to kiss his bride," wedding photograrher Carter Collins said Sunday. Lawsen. 29, had walked away from his trial on a jewelry shop heist during jury se lection last 'month and· was con~icted in his absence, said police Detective Michael Reynolds. Then police got a tip that Lawsen wa' getting married Saturday at Zipn Baptist Church. COOL CONDUCTOR - Boston Pops Conductor Keith Lockhart, seen at work during the ·Boston Pops Fourth of July concert in Boston July 4, is just oqe of many young new orchestra conductors making a name for themselves In concert halls across the U.S. (AP Photo/Paula Scully) New generation of condoctors Department · draws young a,Udiences 5 of Aging to hold public hearing .. Senior citizens in Meigs, Athen~ and Washington 'Counties will have the opportunity to influ.ence the Ohio Department of Aging's 19%99 State Plan from I to 4 p .m. Wednesday at U1e Athens County/Ohio State Extension Agency, '280 West Union St., Athens . · The public hearing , c(}ndu'c led via satellite, will outline the department's proposed goals and plans for services to Ohio's older popula' tion . The first two hours of the hearing will be dedicated to longterm care and other relate tssucs . The last hour will pertain to elder · . · rights. Individuals who attel\d the program can ask state agency officials questions about , the p.roposals through on -line faxes and Idephones. Sue Wolf, ass·essor for the Buckeye Hills, Hocking Valley Regional Development Dis!fict's Area Agency· on Aging will act a' program facilitator , · ·. . The Area Agency on Agmg IS sponsoring. th'ree sites locally . Other locatwns mclude Woodsfield, Monroe County, and Somerset, Perry County. . By JON MARCUS Associated Press Writer BOSTON (AP) :.:__ People in the audience wore T -shirts with his picture on them . Women screamed ;,vhen he ascended lo the stage. Men shouted to him. Rock star? ACtor? Atl1lete? No, orchestra conductor. Keith Lockhart's debut condueling the Boston Pops' famous Fourth of July concert la't week was a measure of his . pop celebrity. He's one .of a number of young, personable, media-savvy conductor~ drawing lots of attention to them. se lves and enthusiastic new audiences to their' orchestras across the nation. "I love him!" Elaine Murray said of the 3)-year-old Lockhart as she waited for a recent concert with a friend who wore aTsbirl bearing Lockhart's name. Lockhart, signing autogmpns, called himself a "kid in a candy store." "When you look at tlle pictures on the subway and tllere's a blackened-out tooth or a moustache - I never though~ that would happen to me," Lockhart said' of the aggressive advertising crunpaign the Pops' parent Boston Symphony Orchestra has buill around him. "It's been pretty overwhelmin~.·· sold 9 percent of its tickets, the most since attendance has been reliably kept. Many of the seats were filled with younger fans, Pops officials .said. . The Dallas Symphony sold 5,000 new subscriptions for the 1995-96 season, and spokeswoman Christina Zertuche said many went to younger buyers. She said Littmi is "tl1e best spokesman for the symphony we cpuld have." music and animation to introIt's in tl1eir own best interest duce tile classics; it will appear for conductors to attract young on the A&E cable network July fans, said William Eddins, the 30 and is out on video already . 30-year-old associate conductor The Los Angeles Philharof the Minnesota Orchestra. monic's Esa-J>ekka.Salonen, 37, "The demographics show · us even got a mention on Fox's hip that our audience is getting series ''Melrose Place.' ' older and older and if you ~on' t get anybody younger, I'm not " He's the equivalent of a rock celebrity · in smne going 10 have an aud.ience in 20 years,'' said Eddins. respects," said Vanessa Buller, spokeswoman for th~ philhar~ "I bate to say this, bull think the conductor is very impormonic, which she said· has seen big increases in the immber of tant," . be said. "I wish it could just be tllc music." college studems at its concerts. . "If tl1ese ·conductors cannot , Most symphony administrators say they haveti't intentiondevelop these large audiences ally sought condugors 1(\r their everyone in symphony orchesyouth or public image. . tras arc hysterical to get, nobody "That's not the reason can," said Mary Ann Feldman, they've been nameil ," said marketing director for the MinDavid Hyslop, president of the nesota Orchestra , which just Minnesota Orche>tra. ' 'We hired 38-year-~ld Eiji Oue as picked them because they ' re conductor. £Olltf." , During Lockhart's first season this year, u~e Boston Pops Other new conductors have made similar impressions. The Albany Symphony's David Alan Miller, 34, dresses up as Beethoven and ''Cowboy , Dave" for youth concerL' an<l wears a leather jacket to conduct Dogs of Desire, a group nf 20 musicians with vocalists who pcrfonn new works . The Di}lla' Symphuny Orchestra's Andr~w Litton, 36, bas launched Amazing MusiC, a series ·combining By ROCHELLE HINES · Ms. Looney and several other Associated Press Writer victims' relatives also sent a letter OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)~ to the U.S: Department of Hc;alth Nearly evetywbere she looks, Aren and Human Services, complaining Almon sees the picture- in news- that plans on Wednesday to dedipapers and magazines, on paintings cate a room in Washington in ~posters, even on T-shirts. Baylee's memory would he "a terThe photo of tiny Baylee rible.injuStice.'' Almon, cradled in a firefighter's arms, is for man.y the tragic symbol "W~ mean not to make little of of the Oklahoma City bombing. Aren' s loss but by letting this go by But the image has become a burden we would be making very little of for the little girl's motber. our own," said the letter, which Ms. Almon gave countless inter- was taxed to Th!! Associated Pre.o;s views after the bombing, saying on Saturday. · she wanted to show those responsible bow much she was suffering. Now, after more than two months The room in the Health and of ceremonies and gifts from well- Human Service's Office of Child wishers, she wanL~ life to return to Support Enlorccment is one of six noriDal. that will he dedicated to "individu---'-'Everybody rocogni,zes me. I als who-have made a difference in can't even go to my nephew's ball the child-suppmt program," said games because people recognize Paula WoO!I, who directs child supme," Ms. Almon said recently. "I port enforcement lor Oldalmma. am going to have to get on with my "We celebrate Baylee's life, not· life a little bit. And every time I henleath," said Ms. Wood, whose tum ·around I can't seem to.'' agency had been helping Ms. Baylee was killed the day after Almon recover child-support payher first birthday, along with 167 ments lrom Baylee's father. others in the bombing. But Baylee In life, Baylee and her mother was only one of 15 children who shaned a one-bedroom apartment in died in the America· s Kids Day- the Regency Tower, a high-rise just Care center that day, !llld four other . west of the federal building that children also were killed in the was heavily damaged by the explo· building. ··-· sion. Relatives of some of those chilHome for Ms. Abnon now is a dren are concerned that losses cramped hotel room. Her clothes . are being torgotten- and they told hang on a metal rack; her things are M:,. Almon §o at a get-together. in boxes. By September, she plans It got "liind of ugly," she said. to move back In suburh:m Mi<lwesl "They were, like, 'well our chil- · City, where ·she grew up and where dren were carried ou~ too.' her sisters live. "They don't think about every See:ing consL~nt remintlcrs of tlle time I open a book, there iI is, every time I open a ma.g~:i,t·~-libel mon it is," Ms. Almon le:rrs. said. "It's this," she said, ,pulling a · "! would trade places, · · I could. If while T-shirl with the picture ol' · l could, I'd giye everything back to' qaylee rutd tlrelighter Chris Fields have Baylee." from a hox near her hed. Other relatives say it's not Ms. .I Almon; they are irate because public officials have been ignoring ·'We had this stopped. Look · tl1em. how had that looks. !mean, it's • ''When we had the meeting, ·we like they did a transfer of the pic- . asked how many people did the ture," Ms. Almon said, her soft '. governor contact about anything voice now raised. She said she believes U1e comlike a memorial, and she was the only one the governor contaCted," pany meant welf; profits were supsaid Earnestine Looney, who lost posed to go to one of tlle funds set her grandson, Domenique London, up for victims. in the bombing. - "But I've come to learn that "You have a whole meeting people will use this picture for their about all the kids and the governor _ Jiwn benefit,_"_>;he _s.1id. "They're - o~Iy_ contac.ts one persl)ll.becaose nofthinking about me, not thinking thts ts ·the p1cture that broke all the about bow bard it is for me to look at that' ; world's heart," Ms. Looney said. 199 5 Premium 'List Ohio Proud Ohio Proud 13.2nd Year Ohio Proud Ohio Proud .. !herr ~~-- ~~-==~------------~~------------~ JUNIOR ·& SENIOR BUCKEYE IflLLS~HO.CKING VALLEY REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT· AREA AGENCY ON AGING Presents ''SAFE AT HOME" A workshop on home. modijicatilJ_f!f!:;t~d qssis~ve technology J(ir-older adults. , , What is it? Do I.ueed it?-How do I get It" 1995 8:~ a.m.- 4:00op.m. ·Thursday, July 20, • INTERMEDIATE CLASS - Studtnts recognized in the intermediate class included: (front row) Diedra Carleton, Jennifer Gray and Andy Lambert; (back row) instructor Mark Shrivers, instructional assistant Detty Smith, Jessica Simpkins, reader guide Tricia Daer, Amy Davis and personal care assistant Ed CoZartt and absent was Justin Boyd. . " , Carleton School honors students "perfect allendance and best singer"; Nicki Wifsnn," "most lqvillg and caring"; Ashley Rhoades, "mommy". In"torme<liate students who received awartl.s were : Je ss ica En~Iish. ·S impkins , "most 'helpful"; Amy fhe students were recognized Davis, ":t gQOd job in P.T."; Justin . tor speech atJd physical education Boyd, "most huggable";, l\ndy awar.ds, ~long wttb ~utstandmg -Lambert, "most cooperative"; Jenachievement. . Students also were given the - nifer Gray, "biggest eater"; and following special titles. The prima- Deidra Carleton, "a ' good job in ry class meUibers included: Chris P.T." The transition class members Edwards, "swinger"; Mark Bogard, who received awards were Adam "wheeling wheels"; Robbie JohnCrouso son, "politeness"; Mitchell Powell. ' Lonnie Rusb, Gail. English . and Lisa Montgomery. "best' buddy"; Victoria Denney, PRIMARY CLASS- Students at the primary class at Carleton School recognized for outstanding achievement Included: (front row) Chris Edwards, Robbie Johnson, Mark Bogard and Nicki Wilson; (back row) Instructional assistant Diana Ash, Ashley Rhoades and Instructor Kathy Stamm; .and (absent) Victoria Denand Mitchell Powell. ·/. The Carleton School recently gave awards and certificates 10 various students: This year, the school graduated Li sa Mo_!l,l_gomcry and Gail . D, Logan Hocking Middle Scllool, Middle School Drive, Logan, Ohio ' A presentation by the Ar:!!a Aa:ency on-Aging and Ohio's Technology Related Assistance lnfo!'IIJation Network (OHIO T.R.A.I.N.) ' Topics Include: • Sources of injury in the home • Intervention to increa~e safety ·• Specific home modifications • Assistive technology - what is it? ,:_IJ_ndin8ffunding-tJf-assistive-teclmology - -~ • ~ .... • .. ''. • ll. • '• '· '* '• 4 If') .. -.•"1'!-•')to.jo l; ' .. ·" ..~ ~· ,. . .. ' ~.:nous Fee: None.t\l'iic"ti__,;;;dmaterials provided: Workshop 'is oeen to active older adults, interested famiiy members, nonprofessional and paraprofessional caregivers, or anyone advising or working with older adults. TRANSITION CLASS - The .t ransition class bad awards for the following (from left): Sherry M~Cieary,_ instructor; Gall English, graduate; Pat Carson, Instructional ,assistant; and Lonnlf Rush. Not pictured In this class were graduate Lisa Montgomery and Adam Crouso• Registration: RegistrationJ.LrequiredrFoMDOte--infomuition and to register, please call Cynthia McMannis or L. Joyce Moore at 614-374-9436 or Tom Evans at 614-373-~·HJO.· ' ! Ohio _;::::=zs Pr.oud .~ . _ ~- _Q~i~. ~.~~-n4....._ ... .. :. 9~.i.o .~~~~d ........ .......... I ' . .~~~ • - ~· . - - � http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/c09e32927aa75acf6e8d28b5630af661.pdf 99b977d01596bda9db2ebde309e0cb19 PDF Text Text ' • Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Monday, July 10, 1995 Southern· Local Schooi ·District hon-o.r roll students announced . . Honor rolls for schools .in the Hawl ey, Katie Sayre, Jeremy Southern Local School District for Yeauger, all A's; Shawn Barnhart, the final nine weeks grading period - Timothy Cogar, Amber Mills, have been announced . Andrew Philson, Joey Riffle , Students earning a grade of "B" Andrew Smith, Ju stin Smith and or above in all their subjects to he Brandon Sturgeon. listed on the honor roll are as folFourth Grade: Mindy Chancey, lows: Crystal Cottrill , Miriam El-Dabaja, all A1 's"; Rachel Chapmru). Syracuse Elementary Fifth Graue: Matt Ash . Joseph First Grade: Ryan Amberger. · Comcll, Lindsey Smith, all A's ; Myca Michael, Derek Roush, Bai- T iffan y Hall, Aaron Ohlinger and ley Seifert, Chelsea Smith, Jenny Jackie 'Suugill. Warner . all A' s; Nikki Arnott. Sixth Grade' Cara Ash. Sarah Rob e rt Andy Kinnan , Ni'cole Ball, Chad Hubbard , all A' s; Mia McDaniel and Caitlin Nease. Ba,s , Nicole Benson.. J eremy FishSecond Grade: Ashton Brown. er, Tammy Fryar. Brandon Hill, Kimberly Clark, Rachael Cottrill, Ryan llill. Je ss ica Janey , Jos h all A's; Joshua Harris, Jacob Nease Larsen. Kayla Lonas ruttl Matthew · and Tyler Roberts. · Warner. Third Grade: Bethany Amberg er, Jordan Bass. Codi Davis, Sarah Portland Elementary Fourth Grade: Alan Moore, Alsion Smith and Ike Apperson. · Fifth Grade: .Amanda Hu!Wleston, all A's; Travanna Moore and Nick McLaughlin . . • · Sixth Grade: Garret Kiser and Jennifer Norman . Letart FaUs Elementary Third Grade: Jackie Gloyd, Tabitha Jon es, Paige Musser, Deana Pullins, M. Joy Rose, David Shamblin , Andrea Tedford, Natasba VanCooney and Amber Evans. • Racine Elementary Third Grade: Stephanie Bradford, Mike Roush, all A's;~less ica Hill , Montana Jarrell, Amy Norman and Lis Wamsley. Fourth Grade: Tiffany Patter- son, Jennifer Walker, all A's; Adam Ball, Shane Butler, Jeri HiD,' Jordan Hill, Brandon Smith , Tommy Theiss, Leasiann Deem and Amy Lee. Fifth Grade: Amber Duffy , Tyler Little, Joey Manuel, Rachel Marshall and Lori Sayre. · Sixth Grade: Macyn Ervin, Jonathan Evans, Shauna Manuel, Emily Stivers, all A's; Brandi Codner, Tony Hupp, Fallon Roush and Erin Stroble. • Jesse Litde, Christa Circle, all A's; Hillery Harris, Mart Lewis, Ureg Teresa Busb, Don Carnahan, Tricia · McKinney, Amy Ria:er, Sarah Warner. -Bridget ~ross , Ashli Wallbrown and Craig Wblfe. Davis, Sarah Roles, Jessica Theiss, Eleventh Grade: Jason Barnett;· Josh Ervin, Kara King, Jennifer Kimberly Cornell, C.J. Harris, JenMorris , Jason Rou sh and Kim nifer Lawrence, Bea Lisle, Becky Sayre. Moore, Denise Rousl) , Rayan Young, all A's; Paullhle, Rochelle Southern High Jenkins, Jyl Mathews.. Jay McKNitith Grade: Cynthia Caldwell, elvey and Gabe Smith. . Crystal Coleman, Billy Young, Twelfth Grade: Brian Anderson, Nikki Robinson, all A's; Amanda Mason Fisher, Kevin lble, Mall Adkins, Matt Dill. Jennifer Friend, Morrow, Kendra Norris, David Ashley McKinney, Tara Michael, Pickens, Courtney Roush, Brandy s ·o uthern Junior High Jennifer Roush, Evan Struble, Roush, all A's; Randy Bing, Peggy Seventh Grade: Jamie ·Baker, Ranetta Wheeler, Jason Lambert Caruthers, Grant Circle, Jessika Kyle Norris, Chris Randolph, Bran- and Jackie Prnffitt. Codner, Erica Dugan, Chris Hen-· don Wolfe , all A's; Brawn HerTenth Grade: Jessica Sayre, dricks, Carrie Malone, Andrea man , Kim lhle, Loraine Lawson, Amber Thomas, all A' s ; Brian Moore, Shannon Morarity, Tracy· Amber Maynard, Sarah Braur, Jen- · Allen , Chris Ball, Tracy Card, Pickett, James Randolph , Jeni Angie Carletm\, Etnily Dubl, Stewart, Forrest Teaford, Amy. nifer Shain and Stacey ErVin. Eighth Grade: Jennifer Carlton, Daniel Fisher, .Nathan Haines, Weaver and Ryan Williams. . Fugitive groom ·arrested at . Photograph haunts ·. relatives of Oklahoma bombing vic}ims . the altar By DAVE IVEY Associated Press Writer PHILADELPHIA (AP) - With these £uffs, I thee wed? Seconds after Rufus Lawsen and Catrina Josey were pronounced husband and wife Saturday, police officers marched up the aisle ami arrested the stunned groom. " He didn't even get to kiss his bride," wedding photograrher Carter Collins said Sunday. Lawsen. 29, had walked away from his trial on a jewelry shop heist during jury se lection last 'month and· was con~icted in his absence, said police Detective Michael Reynolds. Then police got a tip that Lawsen wa' getting married Saturday at Zipn Baptist Church. COOL CONDUCTOR - Boston Pops Conductor Keith Lockhart, seen at work during the ·Boston Pops Fourth of July concert in Boston July 4, is just oqe of many young new orchestra conductors making a name for themselves In concert halls across the U.S. (AP Photo/Paula Scully) New generation of condoctors Department · draws young a,Udiences 5 of Aging to hold public hearing .. Senior citizens in Meigs, Athen~ and Washington 'Counties will have the opportunity to influ.ence the Ohio Department of Aging's 19%99 State Plan from I to 4 p .m. Wednesday at U1e Athens County/Ohio State Extension Agency, '280 West Union St., Athens . · The public hearing , c(}ndu'c led via satellite, will outline the department's proposed goals and plans for services to Ohio's older popula' tion . The first two hours of the hearing will be dedicated to longterm care and other relate tssucs . The last hour will pertain to elder · . · rights. Individuals who attel\d the program can ask state agency officials questions about , the p.roposals through on -line faxes and Idephones. Sue Wolf, ass·essor for the Buckeye Hills, Hocking Valley Regional Development Dis!fict's Area Agency· on Aging will act a' program facilitator , · ·. . The Area Agency on Agmg IS sponsoring. th'ree sites locally . Other locatwns mclude Woodsfield, Monroe County, and Somerset, Perry County. . By JON MARCUS Associated Press Writer BOSTON (AP) :.:__ People in the audience wore T -shirts with his picture on them . Women screamed ;,vhen he ascended lo the stage. Men shouted to him. Rock star? ACtor? Atl1lete? No, orchestra conductor. Keith Lockhart's debut condueling the Boston Pops' famous Fourth of July concert la't week was a measure of his . pop celebrity. He's one .of a number of young, personable, media-savvy conductor~ drawing lots of attention to them. se lves and enthusiastic new audiences to their' orchestras across the nation. "I love him!" Elaine Murray said of the 3)-year-old Lockhart as she waited for a recent concert with a friend who wore aTsbirl bearing Lockhart's name. Lockhart, signing autogmpns, called himself a "kid in a candy store." "When you look at tlle pictures on the subway and tllere's a blackened-out tooth or a moustache - I never though~ that would happen to me," Lockhart said' of the aggressive advertising crunpaign the Pops' parent Boston Symphony Orchestra has buill around him. "It's been pretty overwhelmin~.·· sold 9 percent of its tickets, the most since attendance has been reliably kept. Many of the seats were filled with younger fans, Pops officials .said. . The Dallas Symphony sold 5,000 new subscriptions for the 1995-96 season, and spokeswoman Christina Zertuche said many went to younger buyers. She said Littmi is "tl1e best spokesman for the symphony we cpuld have." music and animation to introIt's in tl1eir own best interest duce tile classics; it will appear for conductors to attract young on the A&E cable network July fans, said William Eddins, the 30 and is out on video already . 30-year-old associate conductor The Los Angeles Philharof the Minnesota Orchestra. monic's Esa-J>ekka.Salonen, 37, "The demographics show · us even got a mention on Fox's hip that our audience is getting series ''Melrose Place.' ' older and older and if you ~on' t get anybody younger, I'm not " He's the equivalent of a rock celebrity · in smne going 10 have an aud.ience in 20 years,'' said Eddins. respects," said Vanessa Buller, spokeswoman for th~ philhar~ "I bate to say this, bull think the conductor is very impormonic, which she said· has seen big increases in the immber of tant," . be said. "I wish it could just be tllc music." college studems at its concerts. . "If tl1ese ·conductors cannot , Most symphony administrators say they haveti't intentiondevelop these large audiences ally sought condugors 1(\r their everyone in symphony orchesyouth or public image. . tras arc hysterical to get, nobody "That's not the reason can," said Mary Ann Feldman, they've been nameil ," said marketing director for the MinDavid Hyslop, president of the nesota Orchestra , which just Minnesota Orche>tra. ' 'We hired 38-year-~ld Eiji Oue as picked them because they ' re conductor. £Olltf." , During Lockhart's first season this year, u~e Boston Pops Other new conductors have made similar impressions. The Albany Symphony's David Alan Miller, 34, dresses up as Beethoven and ''Cowboy , Dave" for youth concerL' an<l wears a leather jacket to conduct Dogs of Desire, a group nf 20 musicians with vocalists who pcrfonn new works . The Di}lla' Symphuny Orchestra's Andr~w Litton, 36, bas launched Amazing MusiC, a series ·combining By ROCHELLE HINES · Ms. Looney and several other Associated Press Writer victims' relatives also sent a letter OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)~ to the U.S: Department of Hc;alth Nearly evetywbere she looks, Aren and Human Services, complaining Almon sees the picture- in news- that plans on Wednesday to dedipapers and magazines, on paintings cate a room in Washington in ~posters, even on T-shirts. Baylee's memory would he "a terThe photo of tiny Baylee rible.injuStice.'' Almon, cradled in a firefighter's arms, is for man.y the tragic symbol "W~ mean not to make little of of the Oklahoma City bombing. Aren' s loss but by letting this go by But the image has become a burden we would be making very little of for the little girl's motber. our own," said the letter, which Ms. Almon gave countless inter- was taxed to Th!! Associated Pre.o;s views after the bombing, saying on Saturday. · she wanted to show those responsible bow much she was suffering. Now, after more than two months The room in the Health and of ceremonies and gifts from well- Human Service's Office of Child wishers, she wanL~ life to return to Support Enlorccment is one of six noriDal. that will he dedicated to "individu---'-'Everybody rocogni,zes me. I als who-have made a difference in can't even go to my nephew's ball the child-suppmt program," said games because people recognize Paula WoO!I, who directs child supme," Ms. Almon said recently. "I port enforcement lor Oldalmma. am going to have to get on with my "We celebrate Baylee's life, not· life a little bit. And every time I henleath," said Ms. Wood, whose tum ·around I can't seem to.'' agency had been helping Ms. Baylee was killed the day after Almon recover child-support payher first birthday, along with 167 ments lrom Baylee's father. others in the bombing. But Baylee In life, Baylee and her mother was only one of 15 children who shaned a one-bedroom apartment in died in the America· s Kids Day- the Regency Tower, a high-rise just Care center that day, !llld four other . west of the federal building that children also were killed in the was heavily damaged by the explo· building. ··-· sion. Relatives of some of those chilHome for Ms. Abnon now is a dren are concerned that losses cramped hotel room. Her clothes . are being torgotten- and they told hang on a metal rack; her things are M:,. Almon §o at a get-together. in boxes. By September, she plans It got "liind of ugly," she said. to move back In suburh:m Mi<lwesl "They were, like, 'well our chil- · City, where ·she grew up and where dren were carried ou~ too.' her sisters live. "They don't think about every See:ing consL~nt remintlcrs of tlle time I open a book, there iI is, every time I open a ma.g~:i,t·~-libel mon it is," Ms. Almon le:rrs. said. "It's this," she said, ,pulling a · "! would trade places, · · I could. If while T-shirl with the picture ol' · l could, I'd giye everything back to' qaylee rutd tlrelighter Chris Fields have Baylee." from a hox near her hed. Other relatives say it's not Ms. .I Almon; they are irate because public officials have been ignoring ·'We had this stopped. Look · tl1em. how had that looks. !mean, it's • ''When we had the meeting, ·we like they did a transfer of the pic- . asked how many people did the ture," Ms. Almon said, her soft '. governor contact about anything voice now raised. She said she believes U1e comlike a memorial, and she was the only one the governor contaCted," pany meant welf; profits were supsaid Earnestine Looney, who lost posed to go to one of tlle funds set her grandson, Domenique London, up for victims. in the bombing. - "But I've come to learn that "You have a whole meeting people will use this picture for their about all the kids and the governor _ Jiwn benefit,_"_>;he _s.1id. "They're - o~Iy_ contac.ts one persl)ll.becaose nofthinking about me, not thinking thts ts ·the p1cture that broke all the about bow bard it is for me to look at that' ; world's heart," Ms. Looney said. 199 5 Premium 'List Ohio Proud Ohio Proud 13.2nd Year Ohio Proud Ohio Proud .. !herr ~~-- ~~-==~------------~~------------~ JUNIOR ·& SENIOR BUCKEYE IflLLS~HO.CKING VALLEY REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT· AREA AGENCY ON AGING Presents ''SAFE AT HOME" A workshop on home. modijicatilJ_f!f!:;t~d qssis~ve technology J(ir-older adults. , , What is it? Do I.ueed it?-How do I get It" 1995 8:~ a.m.- 4:00op.m. ·Thursday, July 20, • INTERMEDIATE CLASS - Studtnts recognized in the intermediate class included: (front row) Diedra Carleton, Jennifer Gray and Andy Lambert; (back row) instructor Mark Shrivers, instructional assistant Detty Smith, Jessica Simpkins, reader guide Tricia Daer, Amy Davis and personal care assistant Ed CoZartt and absent was Justin Boyd. . " , Carleton School honors students "perfect allendance and best singer"; Nicki Wifsnn," "most lqvillg and caring"; Ashley Rhoades, "mommy". In"torme<liate students who received awartl.s were : Je ss ica En~Iish. ·S impkins , "most 'helpful"; Amy fhe students were recognized Davis, ":t gQOd job in P.T."; Justin . tor speech atJd physical education Boyd, "most huggable";, l\ndy awar.ds, ~long wttb ~utstandmg -Lambert, "most cooperative"; Jenachievement. . Students also were given the - nifer Gray, "biggest eater"; and following special titles. The prima- Deidra Carleton, "a ' good job in ry class meUibers included: Chris P.T." The transition class members Edwards, "swinger"; Mark Bogard, who received awards were Adam "wheeling wheels"; Robbie JohnCrouso son, "politeness"; Mitchell Powell. ' Lonnie Rusb, Gail. English . and Lisa Montgomery. "best' buddy"; Victoria Denney, PRIMARY CLASS- Students at the primary class at Carleton School recognized for outstanding achievement Included: (front row) Chris Edwards, Robbie Johnson, Mark Bogard and Nicki Wilson; (back row) Instructional assistant Diana Ash, Ashley Rhoades and Instructor Kathy Stamm; .and (absent) Victoria Denand Mitchell Powell. ·/. The Carleton School recently gave awards and certificates 10 various students: This year, the school graduated Li sa Mo_!l,l_gomcry and Gail . D, Logan Hocking Middle Scllool, Middle School Drive, Logan, Ohio ' A presentation by the Ar:!!a Aa:ency on-Aging and Ohio's Technology Related Assistance lnfo!'IIJation Network (OHIO T.R.A.I.N.) ' Topics Include: • Sources of injury in the home • Intervention to increa~e safety ·• Specific home modifications • Assistive technology - what is it? ,:_IJ_ndin8ffunding-tJf-assistive-teclmology - -~ • ~ .... • .. ''. • ll. • '• '· '* '• 4 If') .. -.•"1'!-•')to.jo l; ' .. ·" ..~ ~· ,. . .. ' ~.:nous Fee: None.t\l'iic"ti__,;;;dmaterials provided: Workshop 'is oeen to active older adults, interested famiiy members, nonprofessional and paraprofessional caregivers, or anyone advising or working with older adults. TRANSITION CLASS - The .t ransition class bad awards for the following (from left): Sherry M~Cieary,_ instructor; Gall English, graduate; Pat Carson, Instructional ,assistant; and Lonnlf Rush. Not pictured In this class were graduate Lisa Montgomery and Adam Crouso• Registration: RegistrationJ.LrequiredrFoMDOte--infomuition and to register, please call Cynthia McMannis or L. Joyce Moore at 614-374-9436 or Tom Evans at 614-373-~·HJO.· ' ! Ohio _;::::=zs Pr.oud .~ . _ ~- _Q~i~. ~.~~-n4....._ ... .. :. 9~.i.o .~~~~d ........ .......... I ' . .~~~ • - ~· . - - �! I'JIQ·tf1r 5 :a t ~ .. 'PAGE TWO' . . ·. . . .... • ..•.. . . . .... ..... . .. - PAGE THREE . - . ... - ... ,· - . . - . .... . 1995 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR SCHEDULE GATES OPEN DAILY AT 7z30 a.m. 1·995 Fair dedic·ated to· WallaCe & Muriel Bradford 12:30 p.m.· Domdtic Arts Judging- Senior Fair Building l-3:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. ' ~------The Sheep Weigh-In • Religious Services, ':\. Meigs County Ministerial Associati'\n-Grandstand -7 :00a.m 8:00a.m. 8:00a.m. 9:00a.m. I:OO p.m. Gates Open All Livestock must be on the grounds Weigh-in poultry, rabbits, steers, and hogs Groom and Clean Contest followed by 4-H Horse Show Junior Fair Poultry Show followed by Ope11 Class Poultry Show - Show Arena Flower Show Judging- Senior Fair Building 1:00 p.m. Junior Fair Parade 3:30p.m. 'Kiddie Tractor Pull - Show Arena 4:00p.m. 6:00p.m . . King and Queen Contest - Hill Stage Junior Fair Sheep Show.- Show Arena 6:00p.m. followed by Open Class Sheep Show 7:00p.m. Moto-Cross \" 8:00p.m. Hillside Stage- Karaoke I2:00 Midnight - Gates Close · Members of the Meigs County Agricultural Society Board of Directors are front, Jennings Beegle, treasurer; Debbie Watson, secretary; Eddie Holter, vice president; VIrgil Windon, president; and directors, Carolyn.Ritchie, Addalou Lewis; Howard Erwin, Jr., Jim Watson, Tim Bearhs; and backrow, Kenny Buckley, Bill Buckley. Dan Smith, Rick Koblentz, Btent Zirkle, and Roger Spencer. Leonard Koenig, also a director, was not present for the picture. $3.00 til2 p.m. 9:00 a.m . Junior Fair Goat Show - Show Arena 10:00 a.m . Draft Horse Contest- Infield 12-2 p.m. Hillside Stage- Babes and Hoola Puppet Show I2:00 noon 4-H Flower Show- Junior Fair Building I2:00 noon Guys and Gals Sheep Lead Class - Show Arena 2~ 00 p.m. 4-H Style Revue - Hillside Stage 4:00 p.m. Kiddie Tractor Pull - Show Arena t:30 p.m. Little Miss and Mister Contest -Hillside Stage a:OO p.m. Kiddie Games- Show Arena 6:00p.m. Junior Fair Swine Show- - Show Arena 6:00 p.m. Dazzling Dolls - Hillside Stage 7:00p.m. Open Class Horse Show 8:00p.m. VanDells- Grandstand. 8:00 p.m. Horse Pull 9:00p.m. Hillside Stage- Midnight Cloggers I2:00 Midnight - Gates Close Parkiac Ant.oo...! V.W.IM............................................................................FREE 11uonday • s..lor Cldoea ....................................................... r- AdwWioa III'J p.a. · ( • . aso. as.oooo a Coa......--(1 Yeola). ...................... ;.............................................. T..........................; ........................................................., ..................... (No 11'- Yo• f,... Tnllon) (No ·s,.......JWon 9:00A.M. Sr.day) CC...-Maot Be 011ll>y 12.00 N- Followlai S....tay) Paypmilop·..dp!oklpOtatSeonlarJ'•Offlee .......lac'W'ed--yWono,..latoiFalr. C..plorc-doao (IOIIMW._,. ort.o ............... A Fair Tlobtaaot ... ,....lo.odl>y ...,.... - 1 7 . , ol•llaJialloo-per. (O..T-por...-J . 16fMI ot.,._lo tllotted -ia-por. Awal..., ......., an, etc. ..................... 'I' . . . .. QUot loooon ...... otnrf- . _ oll2!30a.a. Plouuon lolor JOIII' a 'IJI:hn. Trallon c..,.. . ...._ ... _...... .,_toido_,.._ ' ~. + (...,. r.&Sioow•trioooadayohlocw. M...............) . No ALCOHOL'OR DBUCS' PIJliiiTI'ED ON GROUI'fbS. · FBEEGrc.d'to..t,nEEI' 1 ,Wo.Uaoolao ' lrioloouaonytlnoeouyonwontall.rpa~ Co.. Adal I L SCBEDULEOFRIDES-IIca. Ta.. ...!Fri.l:OOIII4:30.Cloeodlll2..._,6.00'tllll .... Sotnrdoy 12.00'1115:00. Cloeod liar. 6:00 'tllllzOO. Boldonof...........,se..aaor~B 1\oU.an .W.l>y paJiooiiS.OO ot RWo Offloo _,.day. WEDNESDAYISXIDDIEDAY . . • (Co.. Ada' ' r-13.00 f,... 7.zb0 AM.-1:00 p.a. For Enryo• · On tlllo day rioloowiD ........ 11100 - · ........... 4!30 .... ...! 6•c:r::: ......... ll.ot .... wlll ........lllndt.opu . ·-~tlokeloolnoltllnc ~n... ...d M1o1eJa. (Only- drl- .. II ...Joiclo.) · I AU DEIJVERIES MUST BE MADE PRIOR TO 11:00 A.M. AND TRUCKS MAY ENTER ONLY AT DESIGNATED DEUVEBY GATE. PARKING 1o nrdorinporrioloa oldo.Midclloport United p• .....,tol a...... Clooirporoo• rt-y B...l!loy, L-aord Lon~t. S..t Zlrklo. NO DOGS ollciwod on foirpv.....Jo. NOATVYolaieloo....,...onr-odo· . NO~.. trolloro loft In Parklat LoL . nan. n..-ot•cloll,.., ..................... • INDEX TO DEPARTMENTS . • 1995 JUNIOR a SENIOR FAIR PROGRAII•••••• ~ ••••••~••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 DEPAR'I'MENT 1-JUNIOR FAIR. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• &.22 DEPAR'I'MENT D-HORS'ES•••• : •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••• 23 DEPAR'I'MEN'I' m-DAIRY CATrLE. •••• ."••••• ,•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 23-24 DEPAR'I'MENT IV-BEEF CATn..E•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~•••••••••••••• 24 DEPAR'I'MENT ,~~EJ».........................................•.....~ ........... :t:; DEPAR'I'MENT VI-POULTRY•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• 25 DEP~ENT VII-F.AiiM CROPS •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ······~········ 25-26 --· Friday, A1igust 18 ..... CAMPING RULES a....... YlrtiiY....... Ll Bolletr ... B.- ZlrWe Nopo~~ .......... lntWo,__.W.pc 9:00a.m. Junior Fair Dairy Show- Show Arena II :30 a.m. Homemaker Pie and Cquntry Fair- Hillside Stage I2:00 noon O~n Class Dairy Show - Show Arena l :00 p·.m. Harness Racing · · 1:00 p.m. District 6 Holstein Show - Show Arena I:OO p.m. Flower Show Judging- Senior Fair Building Hillside Stage - Classics I :30 p.m. Hillside Stage- Junior Fair Taleqt Show 4:00. p .m. 4:00 p.m. Kiddie Tractor Pull - Show Arena 6:00p.m. Hillside Stage - Junior Fair Kiddie Games 6:00p.m. Draft Horse Show - Show Arena' 7:00p.m. Back Porch Swing·- Hillside Stage 7:30 p.m. Antique Tractor Pull and Local Yokel TruGk Pull 8:00p.m. Western Flytr- Grandstand . 8:30p.m. Sheila Arnold & Sunrise- Hillside Stage 12:00 Mi~night - Gate~ Close ••• ·· ~=a:.~=of:.~.~-~.~-~~:.~.~!.~.~-~~:: ............................85-oo Clalldn. . . . . I ,_...-uttod FREE........ . • ' Thursday, Augy~t 17 (Senior CiUzens Day unUI2:00 p.m.) • • Prlcee of AdnliMion Wednesday, August 16 (Kiddie Day) t 9:00 a.m. tmtil noon 9.:00 a.m. 4-H Hot·se Fun Show 9:00a.m. Pretty Baby Contest-. 'Show Arena 10:00 a.m. PtlcDonald Activities- Hillside Stage 0 12:00 noon Quarter Hone Racee I :00 p.m. Hillside Stage- Big Bend Cloggers • 3:00p.m. Go-1\art Races- Grandstand 4:00p.m. Kiddi~ Tractor Pull Champions - Show Arena 7:00p.m. Youth Night- Show Arena 7:00p.m. Out of the Blue- Hillside Stage Tractor Pull 8:00p.m. 12:00 1.\fidnight -Gates Close up,... thalr m..-oppnclatlon t.o-laaalf rtery BUSINESS nRM wloopurelauedadYWllolac•JMIC• Ill our Pre.l- Boob,""" t.o aU BUSINESS nRM:I who punJ.uedliN award. for liN J.,.lor Folr. -T• Melp Couty Aploaltural Seaoty 4 J•lor Fair Bo.rd Junior Fair Rabbit Show - Show Arena Open Class Beef Show followed by Junior Fair Beef Breeding -Show Arena 4:00 p.m. Kiddie Tractor Pull - Show Arena 5:00p.m. Junior Fair Board Auction- Show Arena 6:00p.m. Junior Fair Steer Show- Show Arena 6:00 p.m. . Robin Manuel - Hillside Stage 7:00p .m. , Demolition Derby - Grandstand 12:00 Midnight -Gates Close 9:00 a.m. Pet Show - Show Arena Sh A II :OO a.m. Junior Fair Dog Obedience Show - ow rena 12:00 rioon Kiddie Tractor Pull - Show Arena I :00 p .m. Harness. Racing . 4:30 p .m. · Dairy Sweepstakes - Show Arena 5 :00 p.m. .Junior Fair Livestock Sale - Show Arena 6:30p.m. Hillside Stage - Belles and Beaus • . 7:30p.m. Truck & Semi Pull S '-7:30p.m. Nashvillian Country Club · Hillside tage 9:00p.m. · Kim Batey - Hillside Stage • ' 12:00 Mirlnight - Gates Close • 'To Show Our Appreelallon 8:00a.m. 1:00 p.m. ' Saturday, August 19 (McDonal3's Day) n. Offloen o.d Dlrect.orio of liN Molp C!>•IJ Aploalt11N Socloty oad Ju.- Fair Board wllllo t.o Tuesday, August15 Fair Planners----' (>lat)s are mQ~ing forward for the I32nd·Meigs County Fair to be sta¥ed Aug. I4-I9 on the Rock Spnngs Fairgrounds.- • . Monday, August 14 .. County Agricultural Society Board o.f Directors . . Sunday, August 13 . The ·1995 Meigs County Fair is hereby dedicated to Wallace and Muriel Bradford, who devoted a combined total of 47 years of serv~ce to the Meigs County·Fair. Wallace, whose outstanding services includes conces·swns manager, vice president, and president~ first beca!De a .director in ·1962 and served through 1990. Muriel servep as secretary from 1976 through 1988 and workep another five years in the secretary's office. The Board of Directors .takes this opportunity to expre.ss appryciation for the long and distinguished services. of Wallace ' ·· and Muriel Bradford. ~eigs . Saturday, August 12 DEPAR'I'MENT VIH-FLOWERS 4 PLANTS.............................. 2~7 DEPAR'I'MENT IX-DOMESTIC ARTS... .................................... 27-28 DEPAR'I'MENT X--A.MATEUR PAINTINGS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 28 DEPARTMENT XI-AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY.................. : ......... 28 DEPARTMENT XII-BAKING 4 CANNING ... .... ;~.... ·............. 2&.29 7 'EN'J'RY BIA.NK••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ; ••••••••••·•••••••••• ~ ••• 29 DEPARTMENT XJir--GRA.NGE~ EXHIBITS.................... ········-:········· 30 ' . • - ...\ . . .. DEPARTMENT XIV-PUBUC SCHOOLS•••••••••••••••••••, ••••••••••••••••••• 31 DEfARTMENT XV.--SPEED•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••••• 33 TRA.CI'ORS 4:: TRUCKS ••••••,. ••• ; •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 33-36 PRE'ITY B~Y CONTEST••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••·•• 36 UTI'LE MISS a MISTER CONTEST••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••• 36 OWO DEFI'. OF AGruCULTIJRE COUNTY FAIRS... ; ••••••• ~ .;;; .......... : ~B • . .. . . . . . ' : • �.-- PAGE FOUR • r Stall Aaeigmnenta I Stallau.,._t for oD liY-k (laeladlaf poultry aad rohbito) wiD b. •odo oa S.turday ot-• before the fair. Stallua~ll wiD bo-de by •..ben of tho Seaior Fala' Boord. M..t.enlalp ........ -bo ............. ....,.atthoelfleoolthoS..n~aryofthoSociotyoriUoavtkorload GO-KART ·RACES NO PERSON SHALL BE Pt:RMI1TED TO MAKE SOUCITATIONS OF ANY NATURE ON THE MEIGS COUNTY F.URGROUNDS't:XCEPI' IN CONTRACfED CONCESSION OR COMMERCIAL RENTED SPACE. NO PERSON WilL BE PERMI1TED TO POST OR DISPLAY SIGNS DISTRIBUTE HA1'4DBIILS OR ADVERTISING MATtRIAL OR SElL Ol DISTRIBUTE FREE • ANY MERCHANDISE t:XCEPI' PERSONS UNDER CONTRACf. • • MEIGS COUNTY AGRICULTtJilAL SOCIETY a. Stare To Pveboao Yoar Fair Seoooa Tlc:keta Eadyl . PRICE tl2.00- NON-TRANSFERABLE s - a P - eaabopurc:huedatthoB... ~ EotabiUL.aatolioted below. n-Tickotoaatitloyou to pll ad•INioa oad free parld111 for your ear chariat tho ODtin fair. M-bonbip Tlckoto oatitlo you lo •ollortdtfor tho Board ofDinctonoftho Soelety. tlckoll, purcbuodat thoSoeretary'o Office, ore for c-•oreial Exbibiton or No•Rooideate of Meip Couaty. T ..k ... eaa oloo bo porcbuod ot Sileretary'• orr.•• OD peuado after poyiac .......io. ol pte. . . M...benhip tlckoll for ad.iooloa .t •otlat prhoilop 113.00. Mo......ohiptiekoll-yl.eporchuedfro.aayFoirBoard-boraadareoaoolootSUGARRUN FLOOR MILL, PoMeroy, Ohio , · ' s..- s - a P - ••• bo pun:buod for 112.00 at: . JOE'S COUNTRY MARKET, Mala Streot, Rutlaad, Ohio WAID CROSS SONS, Roeiao, Ohio . BAUM LUMBER COMPANY, ChO.ter, Ohio . SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL, Po-I'Oy, Ohio SWJSHER-LOHSE PHARMACY, Po-...y, Ohio NITA JEAN RITCHIE, Tappere Ploi111, ()hio GLOECKNER'S RESTAURANT, P.-.oy, Ohio 1VHALEY'S GROCERY, RL 681, Dvwla • HELEN BAER, Sync-, Ohio DORSEL LARKINS, Loas Bolio•, Ohio DAN'S,I90 North !ad, Midcllopo,t, Ohio Fl\'E POINTS EXPRESS, RL 7, Po.aroy, Ohio REED'S COUNTRY STORE, Reod..W., Ohio McDONALD'S, Po....y, Ohio M. .bonbip tidteto oold oaly t.o ladiYidualo - .olto a $2,000 in pur•e• tiS entry fee . ' Friendliest Store In Town! \ Court Street Grill • • eo•,.;.Y or orp..b.tioa. ' Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ' 992-9985 Bonnie & Big Jo"n LEGAR .MONUMENT CO. VIRGIL WINDON ....... :........ ............ .................................................................._ __ .,__ ABO BOI.:TER .-.---t EDW ........................ V'·· .._ __ ., __ JENNINGS BEEGLE ·:···· .. •·••· ••••••••••••••••••·•··••••••• ................ ...,....,._,, DEBBIE WATSON "··:··········· ·· .............. , ... ........... , ....................................... Trouurer ...... ........ ............ .............. .......................... ........................ Soeretery MONUMENTS - MARKERS - MAUSOLEUMS · 283 West Main St. • Pomeroy; Ohio 45769 · • · Chas. W. Legar, Jr• .;... ·Ph. 192-5314 Business (Home) 992-3405 or 992-5633 ~~~.:=~·························~~-~~-~ ...................~ ..........,1'.-y, ow. TIM BEAlliiS ................................................................................ .zo. ~OW. WIWAM BUCKL:Ei········· ...................................................................... Pe~, 0... ' TRIPLETT ENGINE RING SERVICES - LEONARD KOENIG ............. .................... .............. , •••..•••••••••••••••••••••••••• P.....y, Ok.. .............................................................................. llicld' part, OlaiD B DIRECTORS 19!16 . . RENT ZIRKLE. ....................... uo.. ........................................................... Po- y , Ohio JIM WATSO"' ' KENNYBUCKLEY ......_, Ohio " ··•··•····•·•··· ··••·•··•· ....... ~ . . ...................................................... Coo'-'•VJRCIL WINDON ............ ................... ............................................. ...... S rrac-, Ohio RICK KOBLENTZ .................................. .......................................... RFD, Po-y, Ohio ........... ............... .......... .... ........................................... Po-y Ohio . . ' ' . J NGS · DIRECTORS 1997 El'jNI BEEGLE.................. . R •D. '' • a _-_,__. Ohio ERVIN JR .................. ....................................... BOWARD DAN SMITH ' . ....... ........................... ........ , ..................................... RaoiM, Ohio .. . . ....... ...... . . .. ....... ....... ...,. ...... ...................................................... D-..L.ADDALOU LEWIS _ Ohio EDWARD BOLTER .. ...... ....... .................... .... .......................................... Po-...y, Ohio ••• •• • : oo• oooooo oo oooo ooooo oo oooooo oo ooooooo o ooooo o oo o o o ooooooooooooo o oo o B.D., Po-y. Ohio DAviD R. "Chi • HAGGERTY t:X-OmCIO DIRECTORS JOHN RIEBEl ....... .... ......................................................... Po-j, Oh.. .............................................. ....._....._•••• , ................... RFD, Po-y, Oh• • . Purehaeo your M...bonhlp Tlckell early. MaJ<e your oatrloo oariJ. DoodU..oo (or oatrloo oro u • foUowo •.All Dopart-Dll4:00 P .M. Aupot10. No oatrloo wiD b.oeeopted after thooho•odalel. Soereto wiUboatFair Boord Ofroeefro,..10 A.M. to 3 P .M. Aupot!lud 10. ry Miller Insurance A.~~~ . \JV" (614) 992-2194 -- .~ Professional ~ngineering and Surveyi~g For Meigs Cbunty and Southeastern Ohio •• Mike Kauff, Owner - · · ·· · ·· ·· · ···· . ········ ~ · · ·· · · ······· -·?--·- ·, . .. 304- 882-2145 (B) Filill o poUtloa wltlo tho S..nlarJ ol tho Society at leutl4 deya prior to t1oe au.U olaetio• o1 1M Boord o1 01r ....... Sold petitio• • • • rortlo tho ,.., .., ~ o t w\aadb.olpad•y-t-tku:tS-r..n. . Sootioa 2. I( • • . . ~-til poop a ~.laoUII b. nWktad to tho -'-oWp ol tho Sodoly ot tho auualolootloa or tho Boord o(Dinoton. S..tloall. 1Vt.ea -ro tho. •• a • t "'oW bo nboow.d at tlooi- U.., they ...... I.e .0 ouh•iu.d u to .able tho ••m'•n to .... oa-"" a..ad-t, ooporataly. · S..tloa 4 If tloe -Jorlty ol tloe --r..nhlp ..,tlatl oa tho propoilod •• • h wl ohaD adoptndl . . . d.•t, Ito boD b.eo- o port or tho oollllitatioa or hy-lowo. ARTICLE IX · CO)IPENSATION Section ) . The eompen~ation ~~ Boar«tmemben.hall be fixed by the Board in accordenee with \he rule. of tho Ohio Deportment of Agieullure. . . Section 2. Travel upentu 1hall be 25 em-. per .. ile to out of eounty meeli~W~., authoril.ed by the O.D.A. AllTICLt: X- BONDS S..tioal. Tt..Seoretaryoh.U pootuuroty hoad Ia tloeo. .aat o/11000.00 payoW.w tJ.e $ooloiJ, eoaditloaad •po• thio foltlof•l porfonoo- of •• offlco. · · · Soetlo• 2. Tt.e TreooureroboD'jiiooto •-J.l>oadia tho . . . uatofl1000.00 poyobloto thoSooletJ, .• eoadltloaad upe• tho foithfal porfonoo- of tho dutioo ollllo olfloo. · , ARTICLE XI -FAIR DATES Sootioal. Tt.e Board ol DinetenoboD r.. tho dote for thooDDual Expooltio,;of tho Seololr ;_o ubjott to tho appi'O•ol of tho Ohio Dinetor of Apicuhuro. .. - • ~Po ~~~ •, FRATERNAL ·. ORDER dF EAGLES ~ AERIE 2171 , • • .0 A.B. Cutting Cellar ,r tting . liar vl 80 Race Street (Below Ingels Furniture) Middleport (614) 992-HAIR {-4247) 224 E. Main Street . 1 Pomeroy, Ohio 45.769 30540 Nichol!!,Road Middl~port, Ohio 45760 Phone 614-742-2075 , , + .. f • '· • ' . .. \ ,. ••Y Agents: Ken Bass- Jea·n Bass -Corimia Bass-Barnitz 'CONCESSIONS MANAGER- Joaalap Boop· GATE MANAGER~ Meliada Duu PARKING SUI'ERINTENDENT- Clark.Bok• Plu·m bing and Heating New Haven, WV · t •-lr •oblc'- 607 5th St. -r' no.., AmCLE I - Tin.t: · . Soetloa 1. Tb. Seoiaty oholl b. bowa u tho Meip C..,•tr AIJiculturol Seoiety~il ARTICLE U • OBJECI' • ' ' S..tlo.~ 1. Tt.e ohjaet of tho Sooloty ohaD I.e to ,..._ aad - r a p .,.m.;ltaro, bwhuky, ocle.e,artoadothoriallroollofMoipCo•tywbiekthoBoordcleo.o pi'Oporaadla thobootbotenoto of tho Couaty. AmCLE W : MDIBEIISWP Soetioa 1. Aay . .ldnt olllelp Co-ty - y b.eo- o -.b.. ai thlo Soeiaty hy poriac ouuoUy tho -r...nbip feoio r...c~ hy tho11oarc1 o1 Dlncto~. • • Mike~ ,..u.. P·•· c.......... CONSTITUTION 11 0 Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 TELEPHONE: ' MAIN omcE !1!12-6!154 JR. omet: !1!12-4051 RACE OmCE !1!12-4052 GENERAL RULES P·•· • .u- Ia ODJ 13--ath piriocl Juaior Fair ahlhlton ·~- ..U Ia o co•ty Juaior Fair Li-toek Sole o•t.oido of Moip Co. to bo oJIFhle to ..U at tho MeiP Co. Fair L l - k Solo. . 1. Clooiac U..for.UopeaeJo.oatrioowiD bo 'lVod...adoy.tTburadoy, 4:00 P·•· AupotlO A 11th. {Bono Pt.U hu aoc..... U..). Tboeonoleowlll b.otric:tlyadloorad to. S..f.torywW boot tho Fair Boo~ Ofnce at Foirp'Ouaclo fi'O• JO:Op •·•· to 4:00 p.lli. AUIUil lOth aad 11th. 2. Lhibiton ••t dotenolao for tho..al.• llllwboteJo. or cJo.. they will•ako ODtry Eatry bluko wiD b. fillod out by tho uhlbltor. · 3. Me•bor a1111t boo fuB.U.. . .lcloat of MoipCo. at U.. of woip Ia .t projeet ODI'00..eDL 4.. See ID<II•Idaol dopo.-to for cloolac U.. that uhlhillallll bo'l. pl-. StW Exhlblto •uot ""!"OJD Ia ploe~ uatill:OO Suadoy. Suporiateadooill will boat their . . depart.eato for ~nl olublhlto oa Suadoy fi'Oa 1:00-3:00 Lhlhitoauot reaollllla plaeo uatil elooo of Fair• .Aay Exhibit ....o•od boforo that U.e will forfeit uy ~~- owardod to thExcoptioa: Feodor ~f Show partlelpoato. · . .., ' • 5. Folooota-ato,...ardiaceatrleooriDterf....,...wtththojudpooboUbeoufOd... tpowuLfor Olrcluoioa fro,. co•potitloD aad forfeiture of aay pria• awarded. • 6. Tbe Society will toke ....,..atloa for tho oafety ol oil JIOO'IOu aad proporlJ ead the preooroatioD of ublhill, but wiU aot bo reopo1111hlo for aceicloato, lou, or cia_,. obould uy oecur · . 7. P....miu. . will bo paid at offloo oalut day ol Fair. ' .• 8• .All pre.iuMO aotelobaocl before No•-ber 15th will bo forfeited. Tbio lo to por•it Fair Ofl'10ialo 1;0 •-plet.e. reeordo for tho rear oDd bo•o tho. out..lttod to tho State Oepart.eat ol Agieulturo Wore Deeeinhor hL !1• .AIIelobu for ori'On llllawarclo ...., bo •ado Ia wr~t~at to tho S..ntary withla n•• d.,. after tho payment of the ••• hu ben iuclo. 10. ~ ablhlto •uot bo tho pi'Oporty ol tho exhibitor for otlout30 daJo' prlor to tho opoala1 do to ofthefau. 1l . .AIIoxhibitowillbojudplbyeo•pollatcliolallreotedjuclp-reclbytheFoirBoard Judpo' doeioioD wiU bo n...L Exblhill aotcloonilod worthy wiU DOl boP"" prllel. . . • 12• .All uhlhiton •uol porch- SeoiooD or Momhorihip tlcketo. 13• .All doeiolou Modo by tho Suporiateadooit of ooeh depo-t wiU bo flaol · ' 14. No otraw OYallxblo. 15. Coae-icino auat Dot lea" uatll Fair lo cloood. US.. No li•eotoek · Dairy, &.of, Shoop, Swiae, Poultry, Robbito-tobo oa poui.do bofon !1:00 a.m. Suadoy aoralq. Coa bo roao•od 12:00 Nooa Saturday. 17. No Campen ootiD ploco before !1:00 •·•· Suador. Cheek otSoerotory'o Offoee for opoeo boforo opotti"' eaapor. . 11. No latoxlcotlat .......... por.IUod oD Fairpoaado. . 1!1. Fair Board ._...,tho riPt to ape! udlor boD illldl-riduolo " " - coadaotlo cle...od to b. !.proper aad -lrojilcto., to ...... aad roplatioao • AD cleliYerioo ••t bo .ado prior to 11:00 •·•· aad a•t bo .ado ~DIJ thre..p doolpalld clel,•..,. pte. No other jienoltlld o• Miclwal\flllho•t prior oppro.U o1 Board o1 Dineton. U. PI'Ojilet•uot bo houoad ill Molp Co-ty. . H • .All......, aut bo oa poUIIdo hy 7 •·•· ' · · 13. MeDoaold O.y ap up to 12 yoare. Rutland, Ohio Phone: 742-3123 Open 7 days a week 112 W. Court SoetioDl. Tt.e Boord ofDiroctonohollcoaolotoffl'- (15)-t...who oboU boolootodfor o ..._ ofthreoyaonaadtho-ooarra...... thattha-olo-thirdo(tho-benobollaplreoDDuoUy. Soetlo• 2. Aay •OCIUtOJ eo....d by death, ,r eolpatloa, ...,...olfi'Oa office, or other co11100, . .y bo fillod hy tho Board or Dlrocton uatil tM UDuololootloa, whea • diroetor oholl bo olootod for tho uaexplrad-. three eo-uti•• .,.W.r •ooUap, the Soetlo• S. If uy -bor ol tho Board ol Diroeton Boord -Y upo• two-tbirdo YOlo ol tho Board of Dlrooton, doeloro blo pooltioa ...a at.ud appoiat o • - - to oono aatil tho -tuaualeloetloa, whoa o dlroetor ob.D bo olectod for tho uaoxpirod ..... " ARTICLE V -ELECTION SoetioDl. TboaDDuoltloetloaofthoBoordofDineton ohoU b.bolclotodooipated ploeooD or boforo thefintSoturdar 1111 l>oee•bor of ooch year. PoDo •ull boopea aotlooo thoa four boure botweoa 6:00 •·•· ood !1:00 ;.a. oa the dey of tho oloetioa. · Soetioa 2. Tboooid oloetioDOJioll bo by b.UoL Bolloto•uot bo •arkad wtih aD "X" oppooill tho Dame of aoeh eudiclato •oted fi>r 1otho.-wloe tho • • • will Dol bo couDted. Tb. eutinc of •ow for clireetoro by pi'Oxleo lo aotto bo ~itlld. · SoetioD 3. Only . .lcloall ofMeip Couaty bolcli111 •omborobip eertlfiCotoo, for otleut15 do yo boforo tho dote of eloetioDI, aay •oll." Soetioa 4. Me10boro of tho Society ••t deelora their eaadidoe)' for tho office of Dine tor of tho Seoloty byfiO..I,.IththoSoeretaryofthoSoeiety,apetitioaolpodhyliD(10)ormorom-bonoftboSoelotywho are -idoDll of j\lolp Couat'f~ " leutHYeil (7) doyo hoforo the oaaualeloeUoD ofDireeton lo bold. Only ....,lorly aomiaoted coadidotoo who ho.. •ettbo roqulremeall will bo eJisihlo for oloetloa .. diroetor. Soetioa 5: Tbo term of ofroeo of tho retlrlac Dineton ohollupire aad that of tho Diroetoro eloetohall ""sisl oD tho 2Dd S.turdoy of December of oaeb yoor, or uatll their oue•-•• ore elec:tod oDd quolittod. ARTICLE VI -ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERSHIP Soetioal. Tb.ODDuol•ooli"'oftho Moip Couaty Aglculturol Seoloty ohoU bo bold Dot later thou tho Jut Saturday 1111 December, tho aetuol U.o aDd ploi:e to bo doeidod and od..rtiood br the Boord of Dineton. · · SoetioD 2. At thio moolillltheofl'...n!li.d dlroetorw of tho Soeloty obollmako roporllto tho -•borohip of tho Society eoD<Orai"' tho put Fair oDd ••"" reeo••oadotioao for tho botter-at,o f futuro Foiro. Tho momboro ob.U bop••• opr.rtualty to •aku.....tloao and rocOM•oadatioDI (or the impro..aoatof tho Soeloty oDd Ill Fair. Sue: otb• huoia- 100y b. p....,.ted u . .y b. dooNod proper by tbo Boord of Dinetoro. ARTICLE VII - ORGANIZATION AND MEETINGS Seetioa 1. Tbo Board ol Dlroctoro iholl-touuaUy Ia Doee"!bor of - h year oad oloeta Preoideat, Vio:e-Preoldeal, Sooretary oad T . . .uror. Tbe Preoidoat, VI..-Preoidoatoad tho TI'OOiurer oboU oono 0111 yeor aad tho Soerotery -ro thu th- yean or u tho Board ••y de~mlao oDd uatil their oueeMoon an alootod ud qualified. Soetioa ~. Tbo Preoldoat, Vice-Preoicleatud Tnuurer ohoU bo Dlrocton. Tb. Sec:rotary or ••y Dot bo I. dinctor. AU olflcon ohoD ho . . .L.n of tho Soeloty. Seetio• 3. Before olootioa of offleeft tho olectod clireeton oholl lify by tokU., tho followln1 oath (or afflraotloa) hoforo o -potoataathorlty (dooipoted by low). "I do ooloaaly owoar (or offlno) thot I will oupport tho Coaotitu of tho Uaited Statoo, tho Coaotitutloa of Ohio, Lawo of Ohio aDd ruloo aad roplotlo111 ol tho Depart-at of Avleulture ol Ohio portolai"'to llflriouhurol Seo~o~y .. bolp . . Gad.· ARTICLE VIII- AMENDMENTS . • S..tio• 1. ~oato to the ooDititutloa or by-lowo -Y bo propoood by. (A) A -Jority of Boord of ~ton of a oohodul.d -tlaf, ootlat ill f..or or plocmc aa i ••d•11at oa d.. Milot; or Enter on race day · Track in front of sr•nd.tond Run under WKA Cloueo and Rut .. ·- Joe's Country ~arket SR 124 S..tio• 2. No pono• .W pay for or _ _ . . - tho. _ _.. -bonhip, oDd that -b.rehlp oJ.U bofor IUouolr. No -r....talpolaollb.loouad tocorpontloDO,orpalootiou, parlDorlhlpo orflrMO. . All'tiCLE IV - BOARD OF DIUCT()RS .• . Safmilay, .August 19, 3:00 p.~t. There will be NO paging service provided. Please make ~rrangements to meet children for pick-up prior to leaving them on the grounds. NO BEDDING FIJJlNISHED • ...... Stylist· Owner: Merri Amsbary Stylist· Jana Baker ·· . ... ' ·-· . ( .................. <o ......... ... .. . '· �• '·· PAGE SIX BY-1..\WS AllTICLE VI~ APPIIOPIUATE COI'4DUcr 1.No,.......... - - . : ......... _ ... _ _ .... _ _,._,,.._ .. i ........ :0 . _ . . _ wWie a" 'i lo portlcipotlooi lno or .............., KlhilJ or p&.ee opouond or tloo llelr C...I.J Soaior Fair BoarcL Z. No ponoD oW~ Yiolato UJ raJ., .....latlo• or pidoli,.. p,_ulpteoii>J :M Meip Co•I.J s-lor or Jmlor FaliBoar.l. . 3. No ponoD oloall ..:Ia ouclo a way u te lnotorfore wilh or ..1-1y a«oct :M lloahh, oofetJ or ...lfanofUJanolaalatuyw•loopouondor•uP""iooiJ.ylheMeipCouiJSCDiorOirJuiorFalr Board.Norolrall . .ypono•o-lnlfo....lloy:MFalrBoard,a..norlnoarlaa,orocrle•hwnoll'oeial, olaondelyor~J.uard:o . .y'Uinulnfuotoco•piJwilhlhe........,of..Wofrneialloallniate AllTICU: I • QUORtJII S..tlo• 1. A -Jorily of 1M -w. J 1M Board efDinclon .... MMtllooloacporua f.., ... ~ - . . . . o f ....-.ohloeSodely. -nnw.., · AllTICLE D -llt:mNG S..tlo•l, n.. ...,..., -•llaiJ -'-I of tloolloard J Dinclon oW a. held a& a lloDeiUid place decided by llae -JoritJ of tloo Board llo.bon. . S..tlod. spec~a~-·•·r-1 ... Mid.... ll')'a&aloecalofiMPnoldeatoratla...U oftloe lhewnu.. ....-of ... _....., ..,. -JorltJof tloe _..... oftloelooard. S..tlo• 3. 'flrlu.. uoliceof .....larud opecW ••r''DP of aloe Board ofDinctDn .... a.-tlo -~~ clindor loy ...U, at lout two clap J.ofon doo • ro'3t T1oe -lice oloaD opeo1fJ aloe p..,... J -a S.C.....,.,.. opeclal tlap :loan ........ .- 4.NoponoaoloaiiCOOMiuctlllouolfbt-lla•aaDOI'uloiDtorfonwllhlheordcrly,.......JFair Board actiftlloo, DOl' eo..!uotlalnuclf Ia oucJ. a - J ao lo bttorfcn wllh :M Fain' lloud'o ol pro_tbttl ..-tlo., eiPIMulalp aacl ...,.uilolo ...ha•ior. 5.1. lhe '!'*tlo• of a .... •iolanlo• ... followiDI ,.._wiD ........... a) T1oe alall.ltor ...Uor parPioo will I.e q-tloaad J.y Fain' oll'oeialo. J.)lfMio docHd :loot a mlanlo• llu-ur.d, 1M Fair oll'nclalo wiD oobtf- :a. Yiolatouad lnofono 1.1. J 1M propoood ..-lly. ,. •) T1oe Yiola- 114J appoal.., nhaaltclai a wrilleD _...to 1M Fair Board Off'- wi.W• 24 a.... olaloe fair offioial'o cleoioioL d)A ....... ..WioeWclwllhla-dapol-.lptof:Mappoai.AIIparPioooloallloea..rdiUid ........... riP::o,_, daoirpDIItlo•f*OODallyorlhro.P ntalw-uol. n.. ......... wiH loeWciJ.y:Ms-lorFalrlloudud•m•on•flhetllloDOioaom.,ilappropridolnttloa6cntio• oltloa Fair BoarcL e) oatlofaclol')' nil llu .._ ........... lheta rulo 11M"- 'liolatol,aloe alliltltor IUid tloo esWWoo.., fuolly - J ... J.und fro• portio~ Ia OJ s-lor.., J..tor Fair Board Mti.MJ. Tloealoolona temof...._tollall ... for tlono l"'U'• 0t1oor 1 - J lnlen . ., ... !no atnornllooary ol-llnM wlnloloo ... d!ecntlo• of tloa Fair Boud. •iulo• ARTICLE Ill ORDEJI OF BUSINESS S..tlo•1. i. RoiCal Z. '=+1 ud .,....... .., adoptloD of •iawloa 3, Bllo ud A.oooUII 4. R.po.tJ 5. LpootofOff'-. 6.UIIIlDioloaciB I 1. New u.B1111'I bam... c-.u- I.Appoloo9.AdJow-t Seotlo.·z. Tloeorclarof._, ofa ....... , _ L , _ , _ _ponriiJ,_, 'oialUJ--.wpoa•-Jorii.J ..Io p_...,, ,._ AllTICLE IV DIJ1IES OF OFFICEIS ·... ,....W.atall reltloalloud,lo--"'t .. · · - . -tonlp .. ordaro J'-lo, ......................llllioo 1 U an " I by tloo BoarcL I fer......... Seotlo.1.1toloaii.J.o ... <ID1.Joltloa... " e Ia,.... of 7 Seotlo.Z.Iuloall ... doo<IDI.Joi ... VIoeP. U , .. _ ..... ohdooeltloePr U _ , . , Wo ......... •-.cy J Jlloeud .. par. a . . . .._dllllioo • an *:1 ' Board, • Seotlo• J, It .... a. ... <IDI.J., tloe a--.,. J s..lolJ ... (1) X., • lot J .... Soclacy, • • STATE OF OWO, DEPAR'niENT OF AGRICUL11JRE . ' COLUMBUS, OWO . cloo ... 1..,. ... OF UVESTOCI EXHIBITED IN OHIO NEW 1991 01110 DBIBmON atJLES 90ln 1·18-01 CIIAPTIR'S APPUCA110N (A) .A.Iaalo llolool loo tlolo eloapllr.._ ....1 or lw,...nod lnoto Ololo for aloiW:ioa , _ , _ oaly (J)Jt.p-..loly. _ , . . , ............... SooMty ....... Beud, (3)Nedfyal-'oneltloaa....lel ............. .,.. • • t I ef tJoe SodolJ _..., tloaliooeud ...... J ... A.uaJ Elao:ioD ef ,(4) Ch.... tloaBoaniJDino _ __ tloe.t-1¥ , .... ., ... ¥ ...... . x- , · · .... ....,.,wltlotloa,....._oftlolocloaplorud.._bteo•p..._wltlo ... pro.W...of:IIW cloapw ..... wltlo ... •o pnloD J nnloo ......... - · n ud lwportotloa of ............... •n+-alo, ... _ , . In• .., o:W nnloo ........ an wllhloo or lw,Ortotlo• btto Ololo. (B)......,__.witlolooerloo,.....lootoOioloforaay,..,...lntaoWitloato.UU.IcloDoJ.JI;..,. ~~ i to of•ca.,_ 901: 1·11 of:M Adaloolr'ntl.. Coda. .u....,. r'riot-el :loan way- .................. ,., ... - · (5) .. tloaf-ucltablolol'elllpt ......... (6)Lopa . .neH ' I 11-olalr 1j1oudapo& m!!fWOMJ· . \ (1)Sipallcloerb. · (Z)PaM.,....olloor<IIICiooannl Seotloa 5. n.. ... IIf :, i!:£::!.. ' (7)...._ ........ ...- ..... 0ioloo.,--et~· (8) P-l.... -• a&lo. <IIICioo M an ln:nrl ' ..,. tloo a....L Seotlo. 4.1: .... a. ... <IDI.J of .... , . _ _ to: ' 1 901a 1~1a.e2 DUINITIONS. . Ao wood lno tlolo ........ . (A) "EdiioocloD"- UJ pwJ.Iie ohow of alllwalo wlolclo lo opoaoorD<I J.j or aM. tloa -...a of llm'w.., ... u.u.L s--.,. .... T - .... A M ..... E.nliftCe-•"• 7 aaOIIIoC....ywl d ~ LwtApioahuraiSodoi.Jorpnobollu..... Ciaa,-17llof:MR..,... Coda! or t1oe Ololno w. (B) "Cordficalo of Vr'orlurJ lupoctloa" ...., a f - froa aloe r'alo olorip wlalell llu .... ............ eo•potod .., i I ... _ .....toi •oloirlaarlu ·-~~at to tloalaaJih r'alDIIUid•ldeadft, ca&loD olu ulooalllotoi .......L , , (C) "Appro... VeWiaariaa'- aa~ . _ ...ria• appro..d.., lhe Olllo o.p.-: ofApiowlbnn,or . . _ployaeoiiiMOiaio eatoiA,rieultun01raloeUIIitoiStaloaDoportnaeat o~ Atrlcaltun, aalaoaludplai'P looollh buportloa ...-,or •eWintarJ ......... (D)"IJonmooi .... AccnclltooiV~'-aponoiowloolo&clanniJ.y:MStotoofOiaiolo pncllee . - - - , . w.ticlooo ud wllo lo -nlllaclJ.y :a. Uaitol Stow Doport..ot of Apahuro, A,rieahun R-rela S.m.., 1o a. u accnditol fttoriDarlaa. 901a 1~18-03 EXHIBmONSn SANITATION, INSPECilON AND RECORDS. (A) Each •llty.opo ............ oxlsU.itloD•IIalll.a•eiDalloD<ianneeu'appro•ed • • leriaarlu for lhe duntloa of llae oxhiiNL • ' (B) End. ealllf ,,.......... u ahiJ.itloa oJ.oll: · . (1) l......!iatcly, prior lo aa exlalloitioa ud uad• lhe direclioa of :M •PP•<>•.n<l .~. lhoroushiJ cleaa .... dloiDfeet oaeb louildi"tt, pea, otoU, riDf or olhor -1ooure Ina whldo a.W..Io ...., to ... quarlenol for e:doiloilioa; (2) Han llae appro-' WlteriDarlu:. ' (a) E:wnlnaelhe ~cale ofVelerinary IDOportloD of oac:la aainoaiJ.roupt to lho ulalloi\io•; (J.) laoport wit!. ill a nuoaable lime ol arri•intlMCb aainwal b .......: to lhe oxJ.il>it for •ymp(o.., . of aDJ coD..p.uo or iafectloua d i - ; · (c) DaUy laopoctMCh nuai.aJ ,._Dlal :M .;.lalbitloa for •J•ploao of coatopo110 (3) MAiDtoia a ncOird for - • yoor fronalh~. dato of,... ahiJ.itloa of MCh uinnal P"'"DI alliin odail>it, 1M roc:oN ....U co a tala 11M namo ud add.., of lheowaer of -lllllli.aJ aad lho opocioo ud J.reocl of lhe uU..L AllTICLE v aULD s- I S..tloa 1. TloeBoardnflllncton _ , _ _., R.a.u<IB.platloafor roD<I..tlooinJ.uolof ... SocloolJ .W.IIclo uon-m.: wltlo ... Co..:IPutiooo or U,..L.wo, Boplatlouoflloo StotoofOialo o.,.r- J Apiowln-, or lawo of tM r'alo of Olllo, 7 C&AAUTO • • COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE • BRAKES : • CUSTOM PIPE BENDING ' • COMPUTERIZED ALIGNMENT. • VALVOLINE QWIK LUBE en.-. POWELL'S SUPER V ALU Wr Rf'srrvr lhf' Right to Umll Quantities ' STORE.,JIOURS . Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM; Sunday 10 AM-H) PM 298 Se~ond St. ·. Pomeroy, OH. Co...plete Undercar Servic• Center OWNERS: Arthur (Butch) & Charisse Knight . TANNING SALON ' ' J Cla$sic Cuts by Bec-ky 600 E ~ Main St. • Pomeroy, Ohio ~-· STYLING SALON . 318 North Second, Middlepori, Ohio 45760 (614) 992-3667 REBECCA RIFE < 992·2094 . (4) Order the immediale roJIIo•al of any animal which Ina lhe opbtloni of lhe approved •cloriDarion PEOPLE WHO KNOW USE VALVOLINE• .. . . . ' ' ~• · • • • ~ . .. .. .. ' /IIUIIItl , •. o o .. .. • • ' 1 ~ • •-' • • • 0 · 0 • 0 • 0 .- • • • 0 • "' • ~""A '"' • .., " • .r " • • East Main Street .... Pomeroy, Ohio DJ· M~sic-Wed., Fri., Sat.,- Wed. Ladies Nite · All Leg~I. ~.everages- Must be 21-lYE DQ ·Lila AUTO PARTS , 0 • • • -• • · ' •' . , . " • • • • I ' • "",. .... ' •• t • • ' • ••· • .. t • • 'tl' • • r J .- -• .. .o•..a o' • • o r r o ~ o .., .o o ... r r ., r r t. • . . . . , 1 , 1 ,1 , 1 1 ............,aad ' · (2) T1oe aaJ..I ,._tol for odaihitloa •uot•llnw DO e•lcl.c• of coa..p.uo eclhJ. . (oon ...lh), foot rot, or ocaloieo. un:crrvE. M.ch 12, 1990 901•1~18-10 SWINE (A) Swlnte wllhia Obio for oxJ.U.illoD: • (1) Muon a. _,......,. J.y a -nlllcato of ollteriaary iaopeclioa loouod wllhia forty·fl•• day• p~ lhe alalbitloll .......... dato; aad (2) M..: ho ........, to aa oll'neial porucloraJ.Ioo - wllhia forty,fln day• of lhe oxJ.IJ.inloa opr•illc da~o ........, (a) Tlloy •rlsl•to louloclialeiJ ud cii-:Jy fro• a poouoloralolen qualified ...nl; or (J.) An •uckliac pip -•po•Jintl• uplin <~-;or (c) T1oey o.......to froa a eoDDI.J wlaic:h olxi.J dayo prior to tloo oxJ.Ihitloa openl"tt dato had ao poo..lonJ.Ien quarutiaed bordo aad an ....... Ina a tonoiaal obew ahU.itlon when llaen an DO J.rn' 1'•1 owiao , . _ t ud aU~ ~o•od an delinnd for -•eel 7 901n1~18-0S. POULTRY AND FOWL (A) Allturlr.eyo, cJ.iclr.euiUid.pmebirdo - - wllhia or looportod ialo Olllo for alaiJ.Itlo• •uot: (1) OrltliD&to clirortly f.- a flock or J.otcbel')' whicll lo a partiOiput Ina :M 1110tloaal poallry loopro•--' ...... for .... andleatloa of d...... aad ... a-paalaiiJ.y clocu-lorJ m ........., !hoy -aloe requinatat of !hie per....pla; or , . , (2) Oripa&o directly"- a flock wlolr:J. bu W a aopll.n loot for .,.u..r...lfowii.Jplloill cliooaoo wilhia toreh'• -DIIM pnCedias lhe opcaintl dato of alaiJ.itloa IUid ... -paalaiii.J clocu-ry nir.loaco :Mnlhoy- 11M nqulre...at ollhlo ,......,.,,or (3) Han hac! a .,......, loot for puUonuolfowii.Jpllold clioeue, wilhia DlaetJ clap, I'• ·""tt 1M nlcloac:e llaet lhey llae opeDills dato of~ exhiJ.itlon aad ... aco•paaiOcl J.y "'ll'iu-1 of lhlo pensraph; or ' (4) Do leotoi for pullorualfoui&Jplloill eli.... upoa arrinlat 1M oxJ.ibitloD J.y a leo tor appro•ed J.y :M Ohio olepar:..•t of asricuii.... IUid fouad ......... (B)TIYnpidwllolelolooclleotoJ.oDDot ... uoedloleolturlr.eyoforc-p&a-wllhlherequiretMDto of,......, ... (A) (2), (A) (3) aad (A) (4) of lhio rule. • (C) Watorfowl, .~o- ud pipoao a n _ , , fro•lhlo rule. " EFFECfiVEn Marcia 12, 1990 • No. 901n1~18-06. CATI'LE · . . (A) AD cattle_... wilhia Ohio for alaibltloa •uot ... -•ponied loy a ..:lflcalo of .........., lnaoportloaiuuocl wllhla aille\y <lap procediatlh• opeaintl dato of lhe aolaiJ.itloD ucopt, Ia a ••rkot fat cattle cluo which aro exeMpt fro• nhu:..cluire-lo of lhio ,.....,ph. (B) All cattle innportocl lnalo Ohio for Mh~ ooW.t: , -~ • (1) Do accompanied bJ a certilicaiAI of ••llriDilry.laoporlioD ioouocl wl~lrlliDelJ OJI procodinc llae opeDills dale of lho oxJ.ibilioa; aad (2)UDiooofrollat....n:ulooio-accreditoc!herd,atuJ.on:uloot.f... ototoorundaroixlloD:baofap, beacpllntoacaudalfoldtuJ.orculo•utootad..iDioton<IJ.yal;......laccnditolnlerbtarlaawilhlna DiDely dayo p~illc 11M opcail.s dale of lho eslalloilioa; IUid (3) If from a brucellooio cl111 A ototo or ana 11uotloe upll•• to . . olficW J.rwelloolo loot within lhin'ty dayo of 1be opcaills dato of lhe ahU.itloD unlooo: lhey an udcr olx -Dibo of .... o~oon, or off.,ialnccilllllll uad• tweDIJ moDiho of ... (dairy) or twODty-four -Dibo of ap (loorf);IUid (4) If lrom a brucellooillclau B or C otolo or a,_ .. uotmer' allrequinta•to for p....,.lry leoll"tt • u opacified ia 9 C.F.R. 78-9 aad ol.toin •• Olalo pe. .il prior lo - - L (C) Cattle fro• a ........,UooU. -liroed fnr llcrd or clau free ototo an • t required lo ... J.rincello•U. ........ •I•,P•·; or . (d) An -ptoi J.y a wriUa ,.....il ioouod I.J 1M clepartaeaL (e) Notwillae""""" &DJ ollaer pro.UioM of lheoo ruleo, lhe •napr or •poaoor of 11M edail>itloa ••J• prior to ,.....illiac lhe ahiJ.inloa of ••J porciDe ..U..I, uc•rtoia lhat :M aDI.al J.u "-tooled aad c~ '.,..lin' lo aa offleial -for poeudon J.ioo wllhla forlJ·fl... day• 1•-.diatoly prorodi"tt lhe clooias cia to of :M 'exhihinloa. (B) Sw""' looportod IIIIo Obio for oxhiJ.Itloa: . (1) Muon ... -•penlol J.y a oorliflcato of ntorlaary laopoctloa iooued wllhiD lldrtJ dayo p-odi"ttaloe uhll>ltloa .......... dato; IUid (2) Do ••lin 1o u offlcial ......... raJ.ien loot wllhla lhirlJ <lap of aloe ulaiJ.ilioa ope..... o1o ........: . (a) !hoy qDOio loo ....eleiJ aad cli-:Jy fro• a pooudorabi• qualified herd aad l.o•• not ..... pnftotnlly ulalloltollhio •bow - • ; or (J.) An .... ptoi J.y a wrilloa ioouod loy llae oleparweDL (C) Swl.. •••.. wltloia or iapoi'lolllalo Obio for nci"tt oloafl: · (1) Do ..P.,ratolataU 11- fro• aay olh• owl• oa llae exlalloitioa .,........ loy lhe poaleol dloto- _ . . . , ,.........,.... ' (Z) Do acco•prnlol I.J a -'lflcato of -lnaary laopectloa ioouod wllhia tlalrty OJI p...di"tt :M opni"' dato of tloe .UU.inloa; aad . (3) Do ...,11ft 1o u officiAl iMt wllhia lhirty daJO of 1M nlail>ltioa opo~~illc datoaalooo: (a) !hoy q•lolw M•leiJ aad cll-tly fro• a ............... qualified J.aod aad l.o•o ,DOt . . . . ~ioaoly alaibltol lido oloow -ni; · (J.) An •-pli.J wriUa penoiP loouocl .., lhe olepa-L (4) tl.i ex..,;;pl fro• llae ioonaocllalo ola..Pn. nqutr...t of panppll (A) (2) (c) ol tlalo rule. un:crrvEn Mllircla 12, 1990 ,.....it •lear• ,.....,..w.. • ........ fer 901nl~la.ll riAIIA (A) Lloaa _ ... wi:W. Ololo aWhkl- ..... po 1 • for aloiJ.MioD .,.,. ...,w • .,.; I 'n of _......,.or loofoctlow cllooaoe. (B) lJoaa ......... lll:o Oltlo for erldLIIIc.: · (1) Mut loe ............ by a ..uflcalo of_......,. lnoop rtloa ioRool wltloloo .......,. doyo p•,.noccecMIJ•• doo edalhlcloD ._....dale. · (I) ~r.-:- ... -for ~lnln• • .,. •how DO ••i I u oleo•"'ioDD or lnofor:louclloeaoe. t:n'ECtiVJ:.--...12, 1990 . EFFECfiVEn Jaaael')' 30, 1991 • 90111~18-07 GOATS (A) Coato wilhiD Ohio for aJ.il>iUoD: . • 'fly uinnal p...,ntol for uhibilioD m111t ollow uo e.tdcDCe of caoeouo IJ•pbacleDillo (ouperllcial ....,;,_), coDtopHu eclhJIIa (oore moulh), or foot roL ' (B) Coato iaoportod iDio Olalo for exlaiJ.itloa: . · , (1) M..: l.o•e a cerllf'!Calo of MtorlaarJ ""'portloa luuocl wllhla DlaelJ dayo PI:" IID1 :M oxJ.ibitloa opelli"tt dalo: aad (2)TIIo ..U.al p,_tol forulaiJ.itloa 11111tobew uoe•ldODCeolc.,..uoiJIIp...dcDIIio (ouporflcial ....._ ) , coDtopHu eclhJIIa (oore -lh), or foot roL EFFECTIVEn Merdo 12, 1999 . 90111~18-08 ROUES, M1JLES aail PONIES (A) llv.-, muleo ud poDieo •o•ed wllhi• Obio for exlalloitloa: • (1)1fDOt ......... quarutiaeudii:J.ayanfreoofuyoipoofacoatq\ouoorlnlfecliouodi....;aad !Z)Iflheaainaallo:w.l••-•lboof... orolclor,lhee:doil>itlo•-...--J""''uln:Mt:MilDiooal hao " - 1eotol ud c~ upiiM lo •• official loot for equlnto lafoctlouo a-'a wltloia twelft •oDibo of aloe clooin11! ciato of llae nlail>ltloa. (B) Ho.-, ••leo ud poDien l•pnrtn<l ia:o Ololo for .UU.IcloD: (1)SIIall ... _poaledi.Ja•olficWcortlflcanoof-rlaarJ""'poctloDioouoclwhhi•tlolrlydayo of lhe opeDI"' dato J llae edaiJ.itloa; ud . · · . (2) If :a. ..1nu11o :w.ln •••tba olar or olclor, iloJ.aU a. _ _,..... J.y ••i • roaloe e.alnaal wu upll•elo aa olficialleot for oq'uiae iDfectlo• aa-ia wil,lala olx -•lbo of llae ........... dalo ol lho edaihitloa; aaol -•eel . , <). MEIGS VETERINARY CLINIC W. David Krawsc'zyn, D. V.M , . Kelley Grueser, D. V,M 247 Mulb~rry Ave. Pomeroy, Oh 45769 992·6653 Hours by Appointment DB. A. JACKSON BAILIS DON SWISHER OPTOMETRIST ASh/ande · ........... . ASHLAND •• St. At. 124 St. At. 160 Pomeroy, OH Gallipolis, Oh 99?~5111 446=1085 \ ..., . I . I t • Gasoline Diesel Fuel Kerosene Fuel Oils Antifreeze Valvollne Oils · · • · ·Greases • · I Don't Miss The Fair .......... ASHLAND PEtROLEUM COMPANY JIMMY'S SPORTS BAR ' (3) Upo•,.....:.., u autloorio•• repo1 1otolln oi:M Olalo . . . , . _ , ol ocrieulture, 11M ponoa nopo•ibloforeaclaulnula-aalooe•allaJ.Ieacllro.........elllotofdaleo,pla-IUidneallalliDIIed J.y lhio e.alnaal wltloia tlalrty <lap prior 1o •lrJ iato Ohio. un:crrvEn . . . . 12, 1990 90 lni~IB-09 !IIIEEP (A) Slaeep _ ... wllhia Obio for e:doibltloa1 . T1oe e.alnaal p...atol for ulaiJ.icloa •uotolaow ..... :J·rice ol coDIAI!o• oclhy. . (oon -•lh), foot rot, or ocaJ.ieo. (B) Slleop iaoportol iato Obio for ulaiJ.itioa: (1)MuotJ.ona-"'lcanoof-u...,lupornloD'-nedwitloianlaetydap,....ollaslh•ulaiJ.ilioa u alllielail wllh or edaibito oymplollll of beiDs alllicled wilh a contopo• or iafecliouo eli-. (C) A.> ex-plioD fro• lhe requiumenll of Par"Fapb (B) (1) of lhio rule may be req._to:.f lrom lhedepartmeatud wiD loriP'uled whea, ill lhe judpenlof lhedeparliMDl, cloaa~Dsaad duiafoclion will oe"e DO purr-iDa newly coaotruclod buildias tbatJ.ao aonr J.coa occupiocl. 901118-04 EXHIITORS• I (A) No perooa oJ.oU p..-eal for edail>ilion or ulalbitu animal wlaldo I.e kDowo or bu rouoD lo llllf.""llo affocled wilh or bu lloan apooed loa ..........,...IJ con..P.110 or iDfectio111 <I'"-. (B) Tile OWDor or ...ilee of aD aDi•aJ wilh 1JIIlpl01111 of ~D iafectlo.. or CODI&Siolll .f'"- ob.U, wbena directed loJ aa exlalloitloa olroeial, lhe appro... ntoriDariaa, .,. •• ••pioynr ol lhe Olalo Depertooeal ol Apulture, loo..dialely nmon tM aDiaoal from lhe edail>ilioa pn•ioeo. (C) Upoa requeot, ooeh pano• who pnoonto for oxJ.il>ilioa or oxJ.U.ito •• aainaal, oJ.oU ouke aftildale ODJ cerllf.,ato of nleriaory laopoclioD, nslo~tloa certiflcaleo, •ace iDalion certif'ncalolllld olhor documeato 1o ulalbitloa oll'neialo, 1M appro... .,.,..arlo or aa ••ploJOO of lhe Olalo De~rtooeal of Apicullure. . (D) Eoeh ponoa who p,_lo for exlalbillon or oxJ.U.ito aD aainaal for wlalclo a cerlif'oeato of ._....., laopornloD 1o required loJ nleo 901:1-18-411o 901:1,18-11 oflheA<IMiDulralln CodaohaU forward a copy of llae Cor11r-1e of Ve1erl1111ry laoportloa to lhe Ohio Ocpartn.aat of Apulture'• . Di•uioD of AnaiooalladuolrJ. · EFFECfiVEn ~anal')' 30, 1992 doc_._,. INSPEC'110N AND HEALTH UQUIIDIENTS :a. PAGE SEVEN • CHILDREN'S VISION DISORDERS .• VISION TRAINING • GERIATRIC (LOW) VISION • CONTAa LENSES • ALL TYPES 992-:J279 r 224 E. Main Street Pomeroy, Oh r 7 7 228 Upper Rlyer Rd. Gallipolis, Oh A_ccepting Ohio & WV Medicaid & Medicare il I E .. , Evening Appolntmenla.Avallable Saturday App!)Jnt.~~~~.~'!~l~a.b,lt!, , �\ :i:~o~ r0"! :.4:.JI •• PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT 1995 Fair Committees PRE~ LIST Girl S<lou11 MEIGS COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR AUGUST 14, 15,16, 17,18, 19,1995 1995 Fair Theme: "Youth, the Magic()( Meigs County" Boy Scoull VJ.C.A. Orange Salior Fair Bolld Memben in Chuae of 1he Junior Fair Bolld...Howlld Ervin, Jr. and Ed Holter .Bethlny Cooke, Meliaa Ho!IMn. Meliaaa How«,lllll Andrea NIIIIIZiin&Man Bialell, Man Boylea, Mike Ftymyer IIIII BJ. Workmln. · Bobbie Bllleber, Matthew MoniJ and Keawana Qualls. Chellea Monf&omay and Pew .Smith. ··<Ofllcers ' 4-H F.F.A. F.H.A. Girl Scoull BoyaScoUII VJ.C.A. Orange Junior Fair Directors: Chriaty Drake, Me~sa Guess, Rebekah Karr, Muy Nally and Noelle Ptckens. Jonathan Avis, Michael Guess and Jeremy Hupp. Jeromee Calaway, Chris Hamm, Jessica Sayre, Kristi Warner and Chance Watson and Tracy Clld and Phillip Hamm and Robert Hoffm1111 alternates. Amy Rizer, Cynthia Sandy, Lora Sayrc,.Shelly Sinclair, Amy Smith, Crystal Smith and Alyssa Hoffman; alternate. 4-H.Girla 4-H Boys F.F.A. F.H.A. livestock- Jonathan Avis, Bobbie Burcher, .Jenxnee Calaway, Christy Drake, Melissa Guess Michael Guess, Chris HIIIUII, Robert Hoffman, Jeremy Hupp. Rebebh Karr, Muy Nally: ~wana Qualls, Amy Smith, Kristi Warrrt:r and Chmce W1110n; Judy Avis and MII'Cia Guess, ldvllorl. . . King and Queen- Matthew Morris, Cynthia Sandy, Lora Sayre, Shelly Sinclair, Amy Smith, Cryatal Smith and Amy.Riul; Kllhy Reed, Diane Rice and Janice Weber, advison. .. I ''i'. Special Events and Games - Bethany Cooke, Melissa Holman, M,elissa Houser, Chelsea Montgomery, Andrea Neutzling and Noelle Pickens; Debbie Cooke, Denise Holman and Linda Montgomery, advisors. Advisory Board Members President .......................................................................................................... Chris H1111111 Vil:e-Praidcnt .....................................................,.............,............................... Muy Nally Secretary ............................................................................................................ Amy Smith Treaswer ....................................................................................................... BJ. Wotlanm N~a Reporter .•.........................................................;...............•..•.........;......... Man Morris Histaian .................................................................................................. Andrea Neutzling Parliamentarian .................................................... _ ......................................,.. Peggy Smith I. Judy Avia and Man:ia Gueu. AIIOII Sayre, Kevin Sheppard and KllhJeen Moore. Kathy Reed, Diane Rice and Janice Weber. Debbie Cooke and Denise Holman. Brenda Johnson and Calhy Workman. GuyWallter Linda Monl&oma)' • GENERAL RULES /_ llO EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO - r-~--------~----------------~~ EBERS Groceries - Gas- Accessories - Hunti~· & Fishing Supplies "Ohi_p Lotto, Play Your Num~ers He~~" ' 614-949-3099 I ... ,. "We Specialize ~ < ,. ••• · RACINE, OHIO 45771 STATE ROUTE 124 I .. , • Syracuse, Ohio Ph. (614) 992-5776 Yow Prof•......., I'IJJ.Se....ie•]...J- 113 Court Street, Pomeroy, OH. 45769 ....-.. AShland. CHEST~R· (614) 992-2054 . • ~~~- . \>o. . • WAID CROSS SONS MARKET FRESH MEAT, GROCERIES, PRODUCE Racine, Ohio Ph. 949-2550 .. DA·IRY VALLEY · Enjoy _Your Favo-rile Treat · Featuring Malts - Shakes - Cones - PintsQuarts - Sherbets ' Featuring AU Sandwlche!l . By Pomeroy Bead Brldre · Ph.lft.DH _:,' ' . 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Need It We Have It" Allen Castor - Proprietor '· 992-5500 THE SHOE PLACE/ ' · LOCKER 219 _ . 219 N. Second Ave~ 634 E. Main Street - Pomeroy · · Middleport, Ohio 45760 ..·~ ... ..:. : ........ -.. (~.~.,) .~?.~-=~-~2.7.. ! ••••• ' ~ •• • ••• • • : . . . . . RAWLINGS-COATS • . 803 South.Third Ave. Middleport, Oh. , , 0 O'DEJ-.L .L.UMBER CO·. I • 11pc 11pc 11~ .pc upc upc Ill'~ Mpt upe liP£ upc upc ~ upc upc upc upc ,,, c upt upc upc upc upc u, .: upc upc upc upc upc UJ. upc Up€ UJH upc upc upc upc upc upc 11pc r•pc upc 11pc u, upc upc upc 11pc upc upc upt upc upt upc upc upc UfiC upc ~e UP£ upc upe upc upc upc upc upc upc ~pt upc upc upr upc o~~pc INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRYand RADIO SHACK QUICK STOP . cf..\\\f..~ c:~\\ G\\o. ~~ Mon.-Ffi. 6 a.m..IO p.m. Sat. 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Sun. 8 a.m. -9 p.~~ . -_ PHONE 915-3308 ~ ~f) '-'"l--~ o\\\~~~ · . cf..~ _ _ Ph. 992-6360 Homelite, Husqvarnq, Stihl Chain Saws Lawnboy Lawn Mowers Lawn Boy Riding Lawn Mowers - Roto Tillers ~ ~85-3350 \. Pomeroy RIDENO.UR'S SUPPLY ,Syracuse, Ohio 45779 Inc. Union Ave. & Rt. 7 CHESTER, OHIO in Hanging Baskets" ·TOP QUALITY PLANTS • Wholesale • Retail Meigs County Recycling and Litter Prevention. ' BOB ROUSH - Owner P.O . .Box 459 210 S. 2nd Street Mason, W. V~· 25260 Phone (304) 773-5024 HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE . . REDUCE. .. REUSE ... RECYCLE r Fine Meats - Quality Groceries GLOECKNER'S RESTAURANT We Support Our ·Meigs County Fair . Coniplete,Colli8ion & Paint Service · Plu8 a Complete Line of Auto Part8 at Wholeeale Pri~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992-6913 . Funeral Home _212 Main Street- P.O. Box 188 Rutland, Ohio 45n5 JAMES C. BIRCHFIELD 614-742-2333 Owner ROUSH'S Body Shop & Parts . Also Now Featuring "Little Baer's" Soft lee Cream Compliments of BIRCHFIELD Committee will be considered fmal. Each exhibitor tnust clear his or her space before check will be issued. BAER'S MARKET -992-3471 . ' 1. EXlUBITS - must be carried u Vocationel Agriculture, Vocationa1 Home Economics or 4H projects or supervised practice, or IDider supervision of Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, or Vocational lndusttial Clubs of America. When question of doubt shall arise, the decjsion of the Executive Locally Qwned Vaughan's Cardin_al·Supermarket The purpose of 1he Junior Fair is to encouraselhe boy or girl to learn how to do specific: things. THE EXHIBIT IS EXPECJ'ED TO BE THE WORK OF THE GIRL OR BOY, NOT THE PARENTS, GRANDPARENTS, OR FRIENDS. A lower quality of work actually done by the individual is much better than the higher quality work done by an aduiL 2. SCORING-Themelhodof ICOring will be using A, B.C. An A exhibit will consist of exhibits of superior meriL B exhibits will be those midway between A and C exhibits. C exhibits will be of average merit. Th01e that do not meet desirable standards will be graded D,and will not receive a ribbon or award. The fmal grade to determine ribbons will be based on ajudge's grade, and judging at the fair . All project books muit be brought to the judging or interview. Buic awards will be made to each exhibitor on basis of grades as follows: No awlld will lie made on D grilles. $2.SO- Parti<:ipanll in Showmanship and Style Revue. $8.00- To each Club, Troop or Chlptcr having a fair booth (one award allowed). • ~ ' . ISHER FUNERAL ·H OME Bruce R. Fisher, Director James R. Acree, Jr., Director Ph. 992-5141 Middleport, Ohio 0 Serving All Faiths. In Th~ Entire Area , Pre-Arrang~ment , Specialist ·· ·····························:·.············· . :····························· ·············· ·························.······· • ' I �PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN A B C $2.00$1.75 Sl.SO Class 2, Equipment, Class 3, Health, Class 4, PeiSOIIal Development and · Leadership; Class Sa, b, ~. m, p, q, r. Fun With Clothes, Adventures in Clothing, Topping Your Outfit, Clothing Speaks, Time Out for Clothing I, Time Out Fbr Clothing ll, Time Out for ClothingiD; Class 6, 7, 8. Family Life Exploring and Discovering 4-H, 9 and 10, Econoniic Education, Family Life, Citizenship and Management; Class 11 a, n. Tricks for Treats, and Adventures with Food, Class 13 thru 32 Aerospace, Auto, Bicycle, Rope, Small Motors and Welding, Tractor, Woodworking, Communication, Conservation, Entomology, Flower Gardening, Vege~ble Gardening, Field Crops; Class 58d, 59, 60, Cats, Birds and Dogs. .. $2.50 $2.25 $2.00 Class 5d, e, f, m, Joyful Jumper and Clothes for Middle School, Clothes for - - - . ---- . High School and College; Clothing Speaks; Class lla, b, c, d, e, h. i, j, k,l, rn, n, Meals Outdoon, Meals For Easy Livin&, QuiCk Meals, Foods, Friends and Fun, Oral Grains, Fit hAn Together ll, Extnordinuy Eggs, All Americm Foods, Deily Fooda; Around the Wodd With Foods, Clua 53 tluu 58c, Poultry, Ralibiti,OuineaPi&s. H11111tm andPocketPCll, C1au 61, Veterinary Science. $3.50 $3.00 $2.25 C1au Ia, Indiv~ oemoo.u.um; C1au 5i, Lounains Clothea .00 Undersument~: Clua llf, g. QuickBreada. Ycut Breldl, C!Ma 12, HoUiin& and FumiJhingl. $4.50$4.00$3.50 Clau5g.h,k,l,il,o,SponClcithesActive,Sport1CiotheiSpectllll',DreuUp Outfit, Coati and J~ekets, Dtusina For The Job, Sewin& foe Othcn. $5.00 $4.50 $4.00 Dairy .tBeefFeeder, Dliry Vni,MuketLambi,MarketHogs,MIIfketSteen, Oolll, Feeder Calf. · •58.00 $7.00$6.00 C1au lb, Teun Demm~tration; Brcedin& Sheep; BreedinJ Hop. .. $10.00$8.00$6.00 Hona. .. _ $13.00$12.00$11.00 Breedilia Beef; Dairy Cattle 3.EX~_ITS -Lives~kmustbeinplacenotlaterthan8:00a.m.Monday,AugUitl4th.Bootha m~st rem~ m place.until Sunday, August 20th at 1:00 p.m. Any exhibit removed befoce that tin)e wlll forfett any pr~n_uums awarded to them. All livestock will be excused Saturday, AugUitl9th at 8:00 Lm. All exhibtts must be removed on Sunday, August20, between l:OOp.m. and 2:00p.m. or Monday, August21, between 9:00 Lm. and 10:00 i..m. All posters 'should be no larger than standard size poster board. 4. BOOTH SPACE- each club, troop, chapter, etc., will choose one of the followina types of booth exhibits they want to display in the Junior Fair Building. (I) Gr~up educati~.al exhibit- 4 feet of space will be provided for the group. · (2) _indtvtdu~ ~~~tt-. ~ount of. spac~ will be determined by the number of group members who w~l be e~bitm~ mdivtdual pro)COts m the booth. (Part of this space may be used for a aroup educatt~mal display if the group desires to do so, but the amount of total space will still be determined on number of members exhibiting.) A deadline _before the fair will be set at which time each club will need to contact the Meigs Co~~ Ex tens ton Office concerning which type of exhibit they will have and number of individual - ~xhibito~. Af~r the. sp_ace n~ded ?r.group exhibits has been determined, the remairting space left mthe Juruor Fatr Building will be~v•de4,equally on ~number of members who will be exhibiting from each club, ~tc. Each group ~til be c:ontacted to inform them. of the amount ofspace assigned. Each c_lu~. Fup• chapter, etc., wtll recetve an $8.00 booth prenuurn, regardless of the aile or type of exhibtt, if deemed worthy by the judges. 5. Any prompting. coaching or any aid at the show ring will forfeit any premium awarded the exhibitor -~d the e~bitor will ~ ruled out of all competition in the Junior Division of thl! Fair. Only exh!bttors, -~tgnated offictals ~d judges are allowed in the show ring. 6. !uruor e~bi~ must do all fittinJ and care of animals exhibited in the Junior Division of the fm. Otherwise titS notlOO percent Junior Fair. , 7. LIM~! ON~~- Each Juni~Fair exhibitor shall be limited-to one (1) entry in each ~~~cale entnes wtll not be penrutted. Only one species of market animal per member can · 8. RIBBONS - EICh exhibitorshall receive ribbons indicatin~ the quality of the projecL Ribbons must be displayed ON and BY exhibits during the fair. Ribbons will be determined by grade. . 9. PINS - 4-H club membera will receive pins if the members satisfactOrily cornplele the fin~ fourth, seventh and tenth yur of work. Pins will also be provided for fll'lt, thin!, fifth, seventh and tenth yur 4-H club advison. Thia if a policy which hU been in operation for several yean. I 0. COMPLETION- Premiums will be witltheld if project work is not completed aatisfactorily. 11. JUNIOR FAIR - Participation will be restricted to members of Meip County groups. 2_. Each Exhibit mUit be carried u a project in the club, department or troop the year it is exhibited. No article (excluding Liveatock) may be exlubited more than once. Eligible youth may ~ mem~ o~ more th~ one youth organization. In all cases, separa1e and different projects (also different ~~ lt'l.l/or ttems) must be carried in different organizations: When showing atTairs orotherexhibiuons, thesameo! similar ~alsand/m:items carmot be shown in bothorg~ even though they may be earned under dif(erent proJects or programs. . 1~. ~ject ~als to ~exhibited ~the Junior Fair cannot be changed after June lsL Cards tdentifymg 4-H pro.JCOl arumals must be submitted to the County Extension Office before August 1st to be eligible to receive premiums. · 1~. Registration papers for regislered animals must be checked by ~e Junior Fair Superinlendent m charge of the respective department for identification purposes. · 15. All showing must be done by Junior members only in Junior Fair cla5ses. 16. An animals exhibited at the Fair must be accompanied by health papers indicating that the livestock meets state health requirements. \ 11. For the purpose of providing funds for the operation of the Junior Fair and also to assist the' Meigs County Agricultural Society in additional buildings, the Junior Fair exhibitors will be assessed 25¢ per member. This money wlll be deducted from premiums paid Passed by the Junior Fair Board June 7, 1972. ! 1 SELECTION- Each group, 4-H Club Boys, 4-H Club Girls, FFA, FHA, VICA, Girl Seouts and B?Y _Scouts may select one person to receive the ~!standing Award. The method of selection Within the group will be determined by that aroup. 4-H Club Work , This voluntary educational program in Meigs County is open to all boys and girls age live to 18 yean of age as of Juwary .1. The program._ is under the direct supervision of the The Ohio Stale University College of Agriculture and The United Statel Deplrtment of Agricultural Extension Services. Te~ehing in agriculture and home economiea and related areu are featured. Improved practices in agricultUre. enaineering and hornernakin& are the basis of the work. Projects exhibited at Faira n the results of work resulting from methods Uled. A 4-H club is formed when the boys and girla in a community orpnize themselves into a sroup withtheirownolftcenandownlocalprogramwithlhepidmceofmadultltllllorwommadvilor (w~aerveavoluntarily).Eachmembeihasmindividualprojectrelatedtotopicofinllftlttothan. 4-H tS not only for rural youth, but for urban boya and girls, too. , · • ~emberl aerve u oflicen and on committeea in their own dubl, take projects, and do 111111)' other worthwhile llctivitiea. They learn to c:ooperare by cooperalin&. Ccnmty Extenlion Agema Jd\'e II otslnitAn litd superviaon -or the 4-H prosrllll with the uaistmce' of the: cot111tJ 4-H CoJIIIIIittee. · · The 4-H emblem is dour-leaf clover with the letter "H" m each INnet. Theae atand for Had, Heart. Handa and Health. The four-leaf clover lipifiea "Good Lul:lt" md "AdlievemenL" The 4-H Pledge is: · Il'ledp . My head 1D clelrw thinkin&. • My helrt ID pearer loyalty, My handa to llrger MrVIce, IOd My bealdllo bell« lirill& · For my club, my community, My COIJI1IIi, .00 world. ... my The 4-H MotiD is: "To Make the Best Better." The 4-H colora are ~ and white. 4-H member• learn to do by doiJI&. By helping them to do imJIOfllllt work, by binJing them together for exchanJe of views, by recopizing a job well done and by inlelligent leadership. 4-H club work builds citizens for a better.America. Presently,thereareover9~boysaridgirlsenroll~inover·364-HclubsinMeigsCounty.These young people represent a very important segment of the club members in Ohio. Each 4-H club member performs aome useful work. Although it may be amall at the start, the efforts of many }. , members when added together gain significance. · .. · Whenever there is a small group of boys IIJKI girls, there is need for a 4-H club. ' . CLASSES CLASS I. DEMONSTRATION CONTEST la.(909) Individual Demonatrition . lb. Team DemonstratiOn This contest is open to all participating groups. Individual and team demonstrations will be judged separalely. The purpose of a demonstration is to show the how and why of the subject demonstrated. Points to be consideled in judging demonstrations will include: Five points will be deducted for eac:h minule or fraction of minule demonstration is under three minu~. or f.!VDr fifteen minutes in length. . Origmaltty ...................................................................... ,.. ,.. .. ,.......................... 10 points ''Catchy Title," current topic, new method of product, quicker or easier method, inleresting visuals, clever 4evices for emphasizing key points. Appearancea .....................................~................................................................ ! 0 points , Well groomed, appropriate clothing. and good posture. · . lnbocfuction ................................................................................;...................... ! Spoints Intereating, purpose clearly ltated, audience interest arollled. . Personal statistics needed only ~ deln0111trllll' not introduced. Information .. ,.............................................................~ ...................................... 15 points Accurate, educaticlnil, 3 to 7 points . atressed logical continuity of ideas, complete. . Delivery ............................................................................................................. 2S pomts Poise, enthUiifam, grammar, workmanship, dear enunciation, Orderly workin& mangements, plain view of audience. Materiall .....................................................................................,.................:... 15 points Correct equipment, conectly Uled c:harts, if needed, well done and used. Conclusion .......,...................................................tl........................................... lO points · Finished product featured, review of important points, aPpeal to conviction of action. 'lUI'AL MAXIMUM POINJ'S ................................................... ,.....................;!OO (GRADE AND PARTICIPATION RIBBONS WILL BE AWARDED) CLASS 2. MICROWAVE COOKING .t EQUIPMENT .t LAUNDRY 2L (401) Mysterie~ of Microw•vea 4 Prepare an exhibit or poster describiJI& a lurning experience in ~ projecL STYLE REVUE MELANIE A. WEESE, 0.0. RACINE OPTOMETRIC CLINIC 909 THIRD STREET ' RACINE, OHIO 45771 OPTOMETRIST · OFFICE HOURS By Appointment J : TELEPHONE (614) 949-2078 THE FABRIC SHOP Largest Selection of Fabric•in the Area SPECIAL RECOGNITION ACTIVITIES OUTSTANDING AWARD - This award is plarmed to r!"cognize o.utstanding achievement amount of our young people. Awards will be made on the basis of records and other items which can be scored. A peiSOII m,ay not receive an Outstanding Award more than once. In order to be eligible for an award; members must exhibit and be present at the County Fair unless prevented by ~icktiess, death of animal, or similar reason. · • t- • SINGER SALES AND SERVICE ·Tuxedo Rental 110 West Main St. • Phon·e 992-2284 2b. (402) Marvels of Microwave . Prepare an exhibit or poster describiJI& a learning experience in the project 2c. (403) Mastering of Microwave- Part I Prepare an exhibit or poster describin& a learning experience in the project 2d. (404) Laundry for Beginners . Prepare an exhibit or poster pertaining to the projecL 2c. (405) A4yanced Laundry . . Prepare 111 exhibit or poster describin& experiences in the project. CLASS 3. HEALTH & FIRST AID 3L (35~) _(First Aid) Safety in Everyday Living. . . E~btt a scrapbook of fll'st aid treatment and fust aid kit or poster of accomplishment in this pro.)CCL • 3b. (353) Staying Healthy. Prepare an exhibit or poster describin& a learning experience in the projecL 3c. (354) Looking Good. . Prepare an exhibit or poster describin& a learning experience in the project 3d. (355) Keeping FiL . , . Prepare an exhibit or poster describin& aJearning experience in the projecL 3e. (356) Tobacco and You • R~ireinents are ,the ~arne as 3d. 3f. (357) Alcohol DecisiOIIS Requirements are the same as 3d. 3g, (362GPM) Tobacco Risk Awareness Program Requirements are the same as 3d. CLASS 4. PERSONAL DEVEWPMENT AND LEADERSHIP 4L (365) Self-Determined Project Exhibit the completed project book plus any 'additionli l1em! which help to illustrale your project activities and accomplishments. ' 4b. (391, 392, 393, 394, 395) Leadership Skills, I, D. ill and IV. Exhibit your project book and an exhibitor poster describing learning experiences'in the piojecL 4c. (370) One on One 4d. (371) 4-H Club Teen Leadership · 4e. (372) Multi: Level Teen Leadeuhip 4f. (373) Teen Leadership On the Job 4g. (377) Speak Out 4h. C511GPM\ CarTeens CLASS 5. CLOTHING For~ judging of cll!sa a, b, c, d, e, f, g. h. i, k, I, m and o, you will need to model a complete outfit which mcludes an ttem that you have c:onsttucted based on the guidelines suggested m your project book. You?ahibit at the fair needs to include only the iteml that you have construCted. Requirements for cl~ are given in the following list: 5L (410) Fun With Clothes- exhibit appliqued akin. · 5b. (411) Adventurealn Clothin&- model two iterna you have constnlcted. . Sc. (412)Topping Your Outfit 5d. (413)Joyfu1Jumper ', " 5e. (421) Clothea for Middle School (up through Grade 9 as of Janu.ry 1 of the current yur) Sf. (406)Ciotheafor High School andCollege(GJ11dca !Oand upuofJanuary 1 of the current yur) 5g. (41S) Active Sportawear · 5h. (409) Spec;tator Sponawear . 5i. (416) l..ounlinl Clolhel md Uncia'Jimlellll 5k. (417) Dleu Up Outfits . 51. (418) Colli lAd J.U. Sm. (420) Clotbina Spew Sn. (430) Dreuina tor the Job >Exhibit your CX11J1Pleted project·book and a poeler you have made which ill111tr&ICI infomll lion lelmed throuah thia projecL · ,. • , So. (414) SewlnJ for 'Othen . Co!aatructone CX11J1Plete outfit for the penon of your choice or ldlpt three different Jmnentl for a diaabled or handicapped penon. 5p. (424) Tune Out For Clothing - BeJinner Exhibit 111 educalional poller or display showin& lecning experience in the project. Sq. (425) Tune Out For Clothing- lntamediare . • ~equirementl 181110 u Sp. 5r. (426) Tunil Out For Clothing - AdviiiCied Requitementa 181110 u Sp: . • ·All Youth puticipatin& in the Style Revue will receive a participation premium of $2.50. · Anyone completina a 4-H clothina project is eligible 10 participale. · · CLASS 6. GREAT GROUPERS 6L (165) The Incredible E11 6b. (6100PM) Acoma to Ow 6c. (7000PM) Blue Sky 6d. (625GPM) Fllhy Science 6e. (6260PM) Ke1Pina Fuh Alive 6f. (450) Shootin& Spciita fro~ 6J. (4900PM) Scillnl:e Fun with Qail1 Po!!!!~ 6b. (3620PM) Safe Opentim of Agricullllle Equipment 6i. (395) TRAP Tobllcco Risk AwireMa Program 6j. (395GPM) t.e.denhip SkiDa You'll Never Ouf&J'Ow 6k. (582) Phololr~ Unit I . • 6L (5010PM) lfoc:bia Away 6m. (6220PM) Special AqUaium Setup . For tbae &filliP projects memberl are nquinciiO eJthibit an educational display or poster demollllnlina a leamina activity in the project. ' Membenmaybejudaeduagroup(l prlllliumpergroup)oruindividuala.Advilonshould 110tiCy the Exlelllioo-Of&e by JiNI; 1995 wbeWr the club will be judJed u a groilp or 11 indivicluall. . / ... " CLASS 7. FAMILY lJFE .t CHILD CARE .t GENEALOGY 7L (431) Livin& and l..earnina with Cltildnn ' Exhibit 2 iuma 11 augCIIed on Pqe 7 of your project book. 7b. (432) More Livina and Leamina wilb ChiJdral , Exhibit 2 item1 • augCIIed on l»qe 5 of the project boot. 7c. (433) n.c -T - Lean About Cltildnn Exhibit 2 i~ 11 augCIIed on Pqe 2 of lhe project boot. 7cl. (436) Me, You, and OthaH Complete at leut 2 of lhe activitieaaugpated on Jla&e 49 of the project boot. 7e. (437) Me, You, and Others IT. • Exhibit a triangle poster with pictures illustrating the followina needs: aurvival or ohvsical needs, safety needs, need for love and belonging, recognition, self needs. Consult paae 17 of your projeq book for model of triangle. 7f. (438) Me, You and Othm m , EJthibit scrapbook on careen oontaining examples of the followina: 1. Pamphlet from ~lieges orv~tional schools; 2. Job reSII!IIe form completed; 3..Job application completed. 4. P1cturea of different professiona. · 7g. (440) Genealogy , Participants should bring visuals (a chart showiJI& their fainily tree, copies of recocda they ~ in working their projects; pictures _show~ their work in pwgreu, etc.) and complete proJCCl records to show the results of theu work m the 4-H GenealOJY ProjecL CLASS 8. DISCOVERING and EXPLORING 4-H 8L (91) .Discovering 4-H I. 8b. (92) Discoverina4-H ll. 8c. (93) Discoverina4-H m. 8d. (94) Exploring Anima1a 8e. (97) Explorina Plants ~ Sf. (95) Explorin& F.nergy 8g. (96) Exploring Me and My Home For eac)l project in Class, display your projecf book and one of tht ltliVItie-s that you have completed. CLASS 9. CITJZENSIDP/INTERNATIONAL . . 9a. (396) And My World I ...The World Around Me , · Exhibit 111 educational poster showing something you have learned in this project 9b. (397) And My World ll ... People and <:;ustoms of the World . Same requirements u for 9a. · · ' CLASS 10. MONEY MANAGEMENT " 10L(446) Let's Learn to Manaae Monay . Exhibit chart containing a summary of weekly expensea. (See pagea 14 and IS of project book.)' 10b.(447) You and Your Money . Exhibit personal account records for Illeast one month 'a expensea. Explain why you spent it and what you would do differently the next time. CLASS 11. FOOD AND NUJ'RlJ10N Food cannot -be displayed in c:hlb booths at county fair for health reuons. lnaiead, pleue exhibit in your club booth one of lbe followirtg: 1. Artificial food 2. Poater or Exhibit 3. Table Se~and MenUI 4,CannedF One prepued food included in your project book (family aize aerving) and a poster describing a leamin& CXJl!' ience in ,the projecL 11L(462) Tricb for Treau Exhibit yoot recipe file and one prepared food from the project book (family-aize aerving), plUI a poeler. .1' 11 b.(467) Meals Outdoon (BriJI& one prepared recipe &om lhe project book plUI one day'a Jnelllll 8~·), wltidl includes the recipe exhibilecl • llc.(474) t Orainl (See llb.) llcl.(470) Food, Frienda ind Fun . Exhibit the followin&: one day' a menu (3 meala plus macb, if deaired), one prqaecl food includild In the Jnelllll. (FIIIIily-aize aervinJ). Thia food em be pepared &om any recipe. 11e.(488) Extraordinary 1!111 (Requirements 111110 • lib.) llf.(463) Oltick Braadl (Roquirenlliltai&IIICI u llb) llg.(464) Yeast Breadl . Plain y-t breed, one loaf or frve roDs of nditionallh..- lltld ~~~ (may include. white, whole wheal, rye or mixture), OR yeaat bread, mel ~ ..... fruit, nuts, other decorationa, and other shapea permitted, plUI one day'• (3 .-Ia) which includes the recipe exlu"biiecL - Chester Agri Service Master Mix & Buckeye ·Feeds Pioneer & Dekalb Seeds, Bag & Bulk Fertilizer, Lime All Types Farm Supplies 985-3831 ·HAWK'S . 76 ' FARM SUPPLIES IIGood Luck.to Meigs Co. 4-H" / "'>. '( Tuppers Plains, Ohio Owners - Doug & Julie Crites. 1 Pomeroy, Oh . .. �:o"i:\' .ln.U . ~n ~ . ...... _..... ..... .. ..... ----· • .... • . . .. .. • . • •• • • •. •. • • . ... • . • • • ... . ... ·---r·•· .. • . - · - · - · · • ···-- · -· . • . ... . ......- ....... "!'. • PAGETWELVE · llh.(46S) Mu far ~-Yin& (Jlequinmadl ..... •lid) lll.(471) Quick Melli • ume • lid) llj.(486) Around lhe w wilh Poodl (R~ lhe III1IID. lid) Ilk.(~ F'll It AD Toaelher D (Requinmenllume • lid) ll=7 ADAmericlnPoodl 6) · lim.(4 ume • lib) ) Science Fun wilh Dairy Food ~ Exhibit a iiect experiment. l11L(460) ~-- wilh Food (Requinmenllume • lla) CLASS 12. HOME DECORATING AND DESIGNING 12a.(491) Adventures in Home Living . Particip111ts need 10 bring an item constructed in th~ project according to the requimnents lUted in the project book. visuals 10 show how the item helps make more pleuing and pn~~:tical living spaces in the home, md their JI'Oject reCords to show their aa:omplishmen!S. 12b.(494) Designing Interion Particip~ntsnccd to bring visuals (1111 exhibit of items from the project, pieturcs, etc.) IUid their pro.ject n:oords 10 show their project ICCOmplishments IIXOJ'ding to the requirements in the projeCt book. • ' 12c.(492) Designing Outdoor Living Spaces Particip111ts need 10 bring visuals (a display of items constructed from their outdoor living lpiCC, pictures, illustration boards, or 'other visuals to·show their work done according to the requirements md suggestions in the JI'Oject book) and their project rec:onls to show their ICCOmplishments. 12d.(493) Fwniture IUid Woodworking Recycling Particip111ts need to bring the item or parts of the item they rc-en=ed into UJCfulncss in one of these three categories: L Restored Antiqtiea; b. Finished Furniture or Woodwork; c. Upholstered Fumiture;.u wdf u their project records 10 show their accomplishmen!S. 12e.(49S) Your Pint Home Away From Home -Participlllts need 10 bring their project records and an exhibit (items selected or made for their lint home, records, picturea, etc.) showing how they've used the knowledge, idea, md principles related to housing, furnishings, m1111gcmcnt and equipment in planning their lint home away from home. • '. '\ CLASS 13. ROCKETS, AIRPLANES md RADIO-CONTROLLED VEIDCLES 13L(SOI) Rockcra Away' . (SOIGPM) Rockets Away ·Exhibit your modd 13b.(S04) Radio Controlled Vehicles Prepare 111 educational exhibit from my activities from your project book. 13c.(SOJ) Science Fun With Airplanes Exhibit your mOdel · Bd. Radio Controlled Vehicles . Exhibit an educational poster. CLASS IS. BICYCLE ISL(S22) You and Your Bicycle An exhibit showing one philO of bicycle safety ar operation. 1Sb.(S23) Caring for Your Bicycle An exhibit showing bicycle mainrenance. 1Sc.(S24) Mutering B~le Skil!J An exhibit showing bicycle alcil11. 1Sd.(S2S) Your B~lcCommunity An exhibit shoWII)& bicycle care or touring guidelines. ·CLASs 16. ELECTRICITY 16L(S31) Science Fun with Electricity . Both project book md poster. 16b.(S33) Fun with Electronics · J6c:.(S34) Working with Electricity CLASS 17. ROPE 17L(S40) Rope Bxhibitlrliclc or _articles made, or 10 knots, splices, or hitches an a boud. CLASS 18. SMALL ENGINES&: WELDING&: MACHINE OPERATION 18i.(S4S) Lawn md Garden Power Equipment Make 111 exhibit on one section Of the project. 18b.(S48) Lawn·Carc 18c.(S71) Shielded Metal Arc Welding · ' 18d.(SSOGPM) Safe Operation of Agriculture Equipnent . CLASS 2Jl. WOODWORKING Exhibitors shall display one article from their project book or an article requiring the same .BAUM LUMBER .COMPANY . . . True Value Hardware- TRU-TEST PAINTS • ........... ilq . . , . • • • • • .. . .. S~meu 22b. ' RODNEY KELLER- Owner - . 614-985-3949 KING HARDWARE NOW OFFERIN(j•••••••OIL &·LUBE SERVICE TIRE REPAIR and ROTAnON Qualify - s.. rr•k«· - '"'''/(ril.v ' 405 N. 54-rond Annur · Middleport, OR. 411788 Phonr 992-5020 992-3748 Holzer ·Clirlic ~L/ · MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH Denise L. Bunce Congratulates The .9Lttorney.9Lt Law 1995 P.O. Box 711 W. Second St. Pomeroy! OH 45769 (Over Bank One) Meigs-County ·Fair (614) 992-5730 • ' . . LUMBER- BUILDING MATERIALS ·. SERVICE- QUALITY I ~ 555 Park Street.......~ ··~·"""!.'"Middlep_ort, Ohio STORE HOURS · Monday ttlrough Friday 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday- 7:00 a~ m.- 3:00 p.m. .. 992-3671 Complete Exhaust Systems Monroe Shocks Installed CLASS 23. NATURAL RESOURCES 23L(610GPM) Acorns to Oaks 23b.(611) Let's Explore the Outdoors I Elthibit one of the fair exhibits suggested in the project book. 23c.(612) Let's Explore the Outdoors II Exhibit a leaf c:ollec:tion with leaves i&ntified, md twigs from scversl trees identified md soil profile identified. 23d.(613) Exploring Our Fores11 ·. . Exhibit a scrapbook of different lcav~s, twigs, small plmts collected IUid identified. 23c.(614) Tree Planting . · • Identify species of trees planted, make map of forest area. showing locati!l'l' of planting in reference to rest of farm plus how many were plmtcd, date of planting,llld survival rate. 23f.(61S) At Your Disposal- A Cleaner Environment , . Bring completed project bookend completed rcquiJcmenll from the inside cover of the proJect book. ' . . 23g.(617) Exploring Ohio Ponds Prepare an exhibit or poll« describing a lcmting experience in the ptojec:t. 23h.(6l0) Ohio Birds Exhibit bird feeder and educational poster. 23i.(623) Filhins for lhcBeJinner -. The f11hing equipment used should be brought to interview and a record of fLih cmght, places fished md lures used. 23j.(624) F'11hin' for the lnlennediate . Exhibit showing the fish struct~n, habit and habitats of fish in relationship to conacrvalion md fi~ equipment used should be brought to interview: ... Furnishings for Your Home · Downtown Pomeroy, Ohio . 2 Miles Past Chester on St. Rt. 248-47269 St. Rt. 248 1 • 22d.(S87) Writina and Reponin& for Teena Complete atlcut S UJJgnments u listed in the project book. including assiJiunent number 10, scrapbook. 22c.(S88) Creative Writing · To complete the Creative Writins projec:t·you must submit one item in llleut one class. You may enter u many u Seluscs, but Cldt item must be different. The clusa are u follows: . . ... I. Rhymed Poetry 2. Free Style Poetry 1 3. Creative Writing (Muimurn of SOO words.) 4. Fiction Writing (Muimum of 2,000 words.) . S. Non-Fiction 4-H Srory ·Story must be true and 4-H related (Muimum of l.SOO words). AD entries arc io be on 8 1/2x 11 paper, enclosed in a plastic cover with IIi: entrmt 's class, name md county on the cover and last name on every page. Entries arc to be double-spaced, typed or ncady printed. All entries will be evaluated on the following items: (1) Tide; (2) Appeal; (3) Story-Telling Impact; (4) Creativity; (S) Transition. Each participant will be interviewed and evaluated on their knowledge of elements, principles, md techniques used in creative arts, their skills md abilities as evidenced in their exhib1t and their understanding and knowledge devclpped through their' project work. ' Anderson's CUSTOM BENDING CLASS 22. COMMUNICATION .l PHOTOGRAPHY AD photo&r&PIY projec:ll will be evaluated on the followillf items: (A) story-telfini lbility; (B) photogr,phic quality; (C) capllOIIS. 22a.(S81) Adventura With Y011r Camera 1 Individual printl ahall be IIIOUIIIed 111he discrelion of lhe exhibiror. If exhibit is a "pic:lllre story"; it aha1l COIIIist of II least S snd not,marc than 10 printiDIOIDited on a story board. 22b.(.582) Blplorin& PhotoiDPhY Exhibit one print. Dcvd~J snd printing not done by the exhibitar. Printahall be mowitcd atm-ctionofexhibitor. Or,ifentryisa"picturestory",itahallconailtofatlcaatSmdnotmore chan I Oprinramomlledon a poal« board. Or, iflheentry is a"news a~"· it shall ClOIISiat ofOriginal fJhl!to md publilhed article mounted on a poll« board. Or, if exhibat is 111 enlargement exhibit, mclude mounted enlaraeinenl and CJri&inal photo. 22c.(S83) Adventura With Adjultablc C1111cr• . Phone 992-6611 Tora Wheel Horse Lawn and Garden Tractors C.C;A. Treated Deck and Patio Lumber-Guns {lnJI Ammo HOTSPRING SPAS - , Custom Built Roof Trusses CHESTER; OHIO PHONE: 985-3301 or 985-3300 KELLER'S a1ci1ls • conWned in the project boob. Articlca which are exhibited md not meeting the af01ementioned rcquircmeniS ahall be jud&ed but are ineligible for ciUI placing or awud. 20L(S60) Working With Wood&: Tools • Jum'or 20b.(S60) Working With Wood .l Too!J ·Senior (Exhibitors Jlta1l befntyear enrollees in Woodnn.t<w.,owlrJdna and have puscd their 14th birthday uof Jmuary 1, oflhecurrautcar.) " 20c.(S61) Wonderful W011d o Wood ·Junior (Exhibitors shall not have passed their 14th birthday u of January I, of lhe cunent year and currcndy enrolled in leCOIId year Woodwarkins projecll.) 20d.(S61) Wonderful W011d of Wood· Senior (Exhibitors ahallnothavepuaed their 14th birthday u ofJanUary I, ofthecunentye.-,lllld been cmolled in Woodwarkiiig for one year previous.) 20e.(S62) Building Bcacr Thinga. VALLEY •L-uMBER & SUPPLY CO. 0 PAGE TIIBlTEEN * ............. .. . Everyt'!ing A Builder Needs • OFFICE SERVLCE AND SUPPLY .' • C1Dtom Built Homee •. • Pre-En@ineered Steel Buildi1J8• '' . '~~ • Free Eet.imatee ,.r I • Buildins • Remodeling r _, ,! • Commercial • Reeidential • Roormg & SidinfJ • Drywall _• Electrical • PlumbiJ18 • Andenen Window• & Door Replacement /' 992-5009 • (" • ,,.. BANKS CONSTRUaiON CO. . Personal Services and Sales Fax and Copy Servlces 112 W. Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 .. Telephone . (614) 992-6376 . - • 124 '{1. Mall St. r...oy,Ohio SUPERAMERICA ® 279 W. Main St. • ·Pomeroy 497 Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. . Middleport· 992-6735 992-7149. '- �.... - PAGE FOUR_ TEEN VIe. PJy' I ' • AM- tM ...... ol tloo Pboldolllla..,. a. 11800 S..Niarf. SuD keep eorplelo u d - .-rdo of aU p.ro •• d!.op of tloo Co.lllttee; U.U act 23k.(626)K""JJiq FiJh Alive , Complete all itema lilled on ]JIIe 1 of the project book mel exhibit the book IIlii a poster JX'll&inin& to some plwe of the project. · 23L(627) Special Aquarium Set-Up .. Exhibit 111 educational poll« or exhibit ahowin& somelhin& you have learned in the project. 23m.(628) Aqualic Pllnts " (See23k.) 23n.(629) Safe Use of Guns Exhibit Ill educational posterpertainin& to the projecL No guns will be exhibited during the fair. 23o.(630) Archei)' Exhibit or poster showing somelhin& you have learned in the projec:L .._- • • •••••tudolaalbopa....--.-rdo. ..._... ,..Dhotypecl.-wrlttalah•lo:aacl-• 10 t1oo Lf.uoa Offloe wi.W. twa (2)...U fo ........ t1oo Mtlr Couaty Mu-llat IJ-10ek Sale.A Show Co•·lttee . . . . . . Board (~Soelo&y). ABTICJ,E VII TloePaw''maor' tJ.r.s-JorFalrlloudrm"-'-J'ealluy..e.au..oftlooMeirContyMarl!.t I J _ . . . . . " , ..... Coouol- 24~(M~MmualB~~-A~uad Exhibit lite bee equipment used wilit an ediiCI1ional poster explainini how lite equipment is ABTICLE VIII '1M ..... Co."'J llulo:ot Ll-10ek Sale A Show c - r l - WID laold at loeot fov (4) ...Wulod ..... , .,.. used. . 24c.(644) Exp~ Our Insect World lst Year -·Exhibit2S or more adult insects properly labeled IIlii moiUited in at leut five different -:O... perJOU'(eeeoiJdT....clayolJu!IU)',April,July ... Oetohar). s,_lalrutlnp-yloeeallod . CLASS 31. VEOETABLE GARDENING 31L(691) Vegetable Glldening I Exhibit 10 consist of thnle plata of any thnle vegetabla grown. 3lb.(693) Growiq with the Seaons · Exhibit 10 ccmsiat of thnle plmts of any three vegetable grown phil a plm of glrdc:n chlrt showin& qllllllily of ach vegetable plmted. · . · . . 32&.(660) Com . · Display a poll« or exhibit showina oorn from seed 10 JllG'keL 32b.(661) Small Grains . small~ a exhibit or poll« llhowiq vlrieties of grain, growth, diseMa, insects, IIlii weeds of grams. . 32c.(662) Soy'-Dilplay a po1t11r or exhibit showing IIOybem growth IIlii harvestiJI&. IIElcS COUNTYMABKET UVESTOCK SALE A SHOW COIIMI'i'TD: COI'fS1TI1lTIOI'f A1'fD BYIA1rS ............41111'95 Rabbito•ad Poultry· July 22, 1995, froa 9:0010 11:00 A.M. atlhe fallpouaclo. (Fourth Soturdayla J..,..) 12. All-ben willa ......... ...U..alo of tho two epeeloe 10 ..U lut wiD cloon tloo ~~~-ri"' Won llao..Je. 13. Minbnwa aacl Maxbawa weishll ·Each aarlo:el laabmuatpla otlout25 pouada froa weisbiD iD llae opriD& 10 welsh-la at tloo fair aacl atllao fair, weip • •labnu• ol85 pouada aacl aot _.... a maxbau• of I40 pouada 1o MD llaro..PIIae obow riDs· Each aarlu.tbot •uot weiPa mlaimum of 2IO pouada otweip·ID atllae folr and aot excoecl • ••xlmu• ol260 pouaclo 10 ooll tl.roup tloo obow riDs- Sleen niaol pia atlout300 pouada from weip·la Ia Deee•ber 10 -IP·Ia atllae fair; welsh a minimum of900 pouada at weip-la at tloo fllr, oad aolncee 1500 pouaclo. Marlo:etrahblll muot woiP a minimwnof9 pouada por ,..,.,axbnwa 15 pc;uada,-h nbbltmuotwelthloetw-3 aad 5 po.....C.. RabhiJe•uoteothalooothaa50eorllooratloea70 claya oldetfolrweiP-ID!lae. Poultryaerketpeno Filii eollllot of two coekerelo, 3 l/210 8 pouada - h , 1 pen aaxilllua. 14. AUaailllalo•uotloehouoeclot!hemllftber'olopluclpe.... DODI,.Ideaeeaadloellaehoaarlde property and uad•ILe coatlnualeano olllae exhil>iiOr. Aay junior fur_._ wlohU., 10 hoUH bioi bor projoctoloewhorennlft requootla writins. penoluloaiO dooo from ILe Mell!l LIYOoiOek Sale & Show Co•mlttee oa or before the .....tratioa or weip·la date. •• Notal Sead 10 Joua Cala-y, Soc:rolarJ, 38680 s....- Rood, Po-roy, OH 45769. . 15. No aorketoabulo eu ha 1bon u a breedU., projecL I6. Any artlf'oclol r•DI of nao•U., or reaeciJi"' the pLplcal clofecll or coaforaatloa Ia emlbitloa oailllalo - h aa liftl"' oad flllinl uaclor tloo okin,"" of •tine• ortlllelaladdltloa of haell, 1ailo, heodo, etc., or aiJerinc lhe aat...-al colOr of aa ubnalohaU ha eoulclencl fnud aacl deeeptloa. Oaly aeutnl colorin1 - r Joe uoed. 17. All ani.... will Joe eaotra!ed prloriO !he laltlal ........la. • · . T - U.U Joe o• )'OU', .JrFI>Io f... ,_ppoiDIIHat; _.....,10 Joe oppolaa.l ~J ,.p..the .,.....,.. ABTICLEV To chuop tloo naloo, npladollt ... J>y-laWI, tloo pc'Opooelohall ha p-a.IIO ILe Melp Couaty M..-bt U....Ck Slile A Show Co..W.., placed 011 tloo opada Won tloo .....,, cllocaaed atNid · a'•• ...... will Joe l>y _...,........ om...'dlllloowlllhou followo1 Pi " ' ................ udp....... !lB _:! r " Appolall..,,op .....IJI"¥1'" J, J'7~ , . . a \ eo-.,. I 3 I 0". 255 -Mill Street-Middleport, 45760. Ph. 992-3345 or 992-3394 I . o ., • 1 I "1 •o t • • t o 2,902.2S ~,186.50 I 2 m.M I 975.00 970.00 935.75 932.40 2 I I I 908.20 I 795.75 771.00 744.()(l 735.60 724.7& 697.50 I -2 645.00 640.20 I I 576.33 576.33 $72.70 5!16.00 530.95 2 2 I . 2 2 I 2 • • • 14,014.15 13,619.55 5,487.50 4,389.50 3J(II.40 3,450.00 I 3,3'10.50 ,184.50 1,169.60 I 1,127.50 2 1,1)98.30 I 1,()91.80 I ' 1,040.75 2' 1,()22.75 3 1,013.23 I 992.75 THE QUALITY PR-INT SHOP For All Your Printing Needs Complete Line of Office Supplies Wedding & Graduation Accessories TO!aiMancy 3 2,864.74 4 2,621.00 2 2,61135 3 2,499.82 5 2,296.05 4 1,986.00 5 1,940.10 3 1,927.20 I,9QS.OO 2 3 • 1,833.90 4 1,725.50 2 . 1,708.10 1,667.40 2 i 1,336.50 1,329.40 2 I , 1,320.00 1,299.00 2 1,2S5.00 I I 1,198.50 .. 1. Aay _._of a Moip Couaty 4-B Cluh or FFA Chap~erlo ellfllblo 10 portlclpatoJ 1a t1oo . .rut 1-10elo: p..,.....lftl.y oblclo by lhe Junior Fair Board nplatlou, lhe Moip County MadtetiJ-IOCk Sale A Sh- Co•lll- ruleo oad lhe Moip Couaty Apicultunl Society'• ruloo. 2. No outolcl- or prof-lonalo ...., allowed lo -lltla the ........b. of tho morketaabnalo atllae fair (llall laolucloe lhe oloow ucl oale). 3. Tlae charp for ooiU., Jualor Fair aalaalo will Joe llae edit of tloo plctureo pluatho pro rale ohaN ol llae coot of ollaOI' .,.,...... baoed oa srou dollar ..1oo. Coo II auot M paid by Oe10llor I, 1995, 10 Joe ellfllblo !o obow aad 10D lhe follow!Dc JOU'. A IIO.OO peaalty will M cba.... per aDimollf oa1oo eo.tare aol paid oa time. A ...,-tlflecllottorwlll ha-t, P.lntllae ahibl10r 30 clap to pay or !hey will ha uaable10 ,.,.;., aacl oeU llae follo..U., )'OU' ... aatllllalo peioalty.,... oaloo eoollan palcl. It ie !he . .poaaibllity of ..... ablbiiOr lo-thottloolroalooeoollanpoldbJlhedue~taiOiheT...,._ol!heMeipCountyMarlo:etLI-IOelo: Sale" Show Coaal-. ......... willa Gnad .... Chalftpioa ...U..alo will .pay for !he COli of pNHDiatioa baaaon, p,_JediO tJooir ....,.... 4. · M-Ioen aNiialtooiiOohdwi"'•ad..UincoaerarkotpnjeetllaroUflb !he•lo..O. . .rlu.t project - . o cleiry aarlo:etfoeder, oteer, oloeep,owlao or pee of lhne nhi>ill or poa of two ~leU... lleof•••'-· O.iry rarket f..._ - • oae dairy . . .kat feeclor. Sloeep- oae wether andlor oM...,, ~ 2 5 5 4 2 1. Muotloe a _ . _ of tloo Meir Cow"'J 4-B Bettor U.-lo: Do1rJ Clob. 2, M-llor auot aloo carry at lout- dairy b,...Jial proJect that haa ....... · 3. BaD calf,...,_ oeloeted, aual ha ........... with a aatioul dolry breed -latlon, prloriO - cutntioa. . • 4. Aprequlnaenll F...loreolf.r•tloednppedbelw-Jaa!IU)'letudlaetdoJolFel>nary, !he..-cal-dn,_..iotliefalr. <E·I· -Wfllor&Jaauuy 1,1995!oF.....,. 2$1,1995, wlllloe....,_ apd oolcl at !he 1!195 fair.) . . 5. .......... talo:lat ... Dairy lllarloet F..cJor .,....,.., will DOIM ellflblaiO pertlclpa!e .. tloe ..... "-H Bellar u.-k Dairy Su•p•'"•• · 6. ~ lllarloetFeeclonwillulyMw lahdprioriOtloeoale; ....... tlooweeltoftloefali-,aut ...... .....,_ ud600pouacloata lal Ia. · ' , • • • • • • • • e • • • • • • • a • e • e • a • e • . a • • e a e e e e e a a · • e • a • a e fie e • a • • a a • • . e . 26 DAiaY IIARD:'I' FEEDER RU~ a...... ARTICLE VI n 1. Projeetca!Yoo aWIIM oolee!ed fro• purebred or eroabncl haefo10ek • 2. C.IY• auol ha dropped ofter Jaauary I, 1994. 3. S - . •aotM C..tra!ed prioriO llae o!arl ol tJoe projeeL 4. AD ...ketaalaaloruoteitloorloepolledorcJo.horaedud-eedWonwelsh·IDIDDeeeai-. 5. SIMn wiD loeoloowa by ...... L s-r,. . No. Thneo ~ MARKET STEER RULES Tlaeofflcon for1995 ereaa foDow: J>Jvdcloat, Tor DrUe; VIe. Prwideat, Briaa JDJilce; Jooaa Cala~J' aiJd T - , ~ Wotooa. . ~ _ . ' . Tlae ........ o•...Ueoaai- II ..... up ol oae (1) WA np-tatl.., lhr. (3) s..1or Foilr Jloud -t-.,two(2)ExOfllolo_.....froatlooL! loa0ff'-,o1&(6)"-Brap_tatl_(_froaeeeh opeeloe; Beef, S......Swlne, Poodtry, Rabbill aad Dairy, OM (1) Vlc.-l'rv'deatollhe~H Coalll-aacl two(2)At ............ ""l.ero. Solo order for 1995 will lie CLickeao, S!aen, Rabblto, Lualw, Bop ud Dairy Market Feeclon. RULES: 1994 LIVESTOCK PURCHASES eo•••, 1995 Jlllllor Fair Mlll'ket Uvntock Sale A: Show Committee R-alea I I. Morket poultry wiD eoaolotofZ coelu.relo, 3112 lo 8 poundo each, I poa mulmu•. Poultry en!erool Ia tho aorlo:ot pea lftUOI ha j>ullonam f._ ... tberefore,lla- chlclo:o auotloe orclored llarou1h !he Counly Exlluloa Ofrocela orcloriO Joe elipblo 1o obow oad "\D. Poultry -•lw peu WIUOtconoiol of two birclo w\lcb oLould ~ ualforala obe ucl weishL 2. Oaly 1 market paa - r ooll throup !he LIYeoiOCk Salo. 3. Oal7 4-H .... FFA ahlbiiOn on .UowooiiO haadla aad ob- poultry llurqiLe ohow. 4. AU blrdo oballloe of pod b•lth. '1M judp ohaU ...Io:e final dollnllinatioaloc- claao elitJjbiUty. 5. n . poultry ohowa .. - · poa clo.eo coaaotloe ...... for ohowmauLip or broiler project. 6. M-han auol haw had a broiler projeetexhlblt Ia oddltloa 10 llao fryer pea. · 7. AU poultry.,., ha wefPed dry at fair weip-la. Hor . . .aloe h the day Wore ...,.P.tratlon. R.ptntloa card aut ha t...-..d Ia to tho E..-.ioa Office oa llae lint Saturday Ia May (May 6, 1995) " " - • 9:00 aaclll:OO A.M. ..u. .....,. MARD:'I' POULTRY RULES u...,. May 6, 1995, (lint Satvclayof Ma,., nptntloa o..,.). MEIGS COUNTY AGRicq.~URAL SOCiETY SUPPLEMENTAL RULES · 1. Eatrieo aro woko.,. fro a Mcip aad~jolalac counlieo, except Ia tho J uaior Fair ead Flower Show, whore exLibill ••• lilllited lo Moip County ..... ideall only. ThO 4-H li•eoiOek projeell a111l be ho11-1ed iD Meip Couaty, aloo. ' ·. 2. 'Ia eny 13 moalla per;.,d, Juaior Fair exhibi!oro can NOT •ell in a county Juaior Fair Liv..loek Sale ouuido of Moip County to ho elitJihloiO ooU at the Moip County Junior Fair Ll•eotoek Sale. . 3. Momboro muol be • fuU !Uno reoident of Meip County attbotimo of woisb-in or projeetonrolbnenll. 4. All pro•ium and auotioa money fro• Grand ead Reoeno Champion marketanimalo will be held until blood ead urine 1..1 r .. ulll haYO Leen recei•ed by llao Moip County Fair Board. . Tloe -tlo• of om.-. will Joe loeld attloo faD (Oec o\ or) .....U.,, ""- tloo fair. eo-erclal ~ eo...,,. (RULES FOR JUOOING INTERVIEW) _.... ...............atloo- I. M-ben auot ha.. a breodU., projeetnhil>ltla adclltioa io tloo fryer,... 2. Commercial fryerpeee of lhne•uatco•• froa your cloeo In your projeetaacl M ideDtlfled oa llae doJipe!ed dall. fryw , _ IDUII M of ..... breed. Quall!y judplby !he Judp. Oaly , · quaUty juclpd rah\ito wiD Joe oold. 3. Rabbillo~aD Joe lclentlflool willa • tattoo Ia !he loft•• of !he rabbit. AU nLbito muol be tattoeool by a raprwa!etiYeof 11M Sale A Show Co...,.it!ee. .A mozilllwn of 1lx marlu.t nbbill may ha '!'lloeed. 4. Fryer• mul aotloe OYV 70 dop of op at folr welsh Ia 11-. Fryero muol weip a mlailnum of 9 pouada per pea (mulmua 15 pouade), 3 lo 5 pouado per nbblt. 5. Aay o••·weisbt or uadot-weisht ...ket peaowW not M en,lhla for oale. It lo optloaal wbellaor a member wiD portlclpa!elatho Nlo. A memhar may 108 oaly I market pea. ~. Rabblto ob-• Ia market pea claao cunot ha ohowa Ia breed ciUIOI or ob--uLlp. 7. AU rahbill auat M weipecl dry at fair woip-la. lAaLe ·May 27, 1995, f10r 9.00 10 11:00 A.M. at!Le fallpouaclo. (Fourth SaturclaJia May.) 1. A.a.....,....._, f... -benhlp Ia "-B or WA, aU ..,ketli-IOek - t - o will Joe required IOIIa.. apareator...,.U..,aad_.._ ..k_wl!dp,byoic-tan,tloottlooy,tloo,.....torpanllaa, haore ...W..t a copy oltloo . . .ke&li•eoiOelt naloo ud wlllahlde loy....._ 2. "-HaadWA-t-oeaaoloowaad..U-..Io:at·-kprojectaltlooMelpCouatyFalr. 3. Me.loenwillha.. !heoplioaiO ....teraad/or ......latwapiojeclloftloe-opeeloo,butoaly oM project aay Joe lwo,.PtiO llae fair. 4. "-H•adFFA-bon•aotohowaad..Utllelro-uiJaalluclfeedtheirbiiJVIaltloeha"''uot. Exceptio• • ..,. .....,, ac....d by Quo.... of llae Me1p Marlo:.etU.-k Sale & Show Coari-. Uadwlhaoeclrc,....._uotloor"-BorFFA-IIoraayohowaadoollllaeoaidaDimal. 5. "-B aad 'FFA li-10ek •utloe owaedl>y llae 4-B or FFA •-bor or Ia partaenhlp willa hlo or h•laaooliate fa ..lly. 6. U.ee10ek emlhl!ed muat coal- to tloo loeal!h requlnae..ll of llae Acricuhural Society. u-..... h..JIIa eertil'aeoll1, nqulnd for certala opoeloo of ~--......, ... ,...... . 10 llao fur Yeteriaarlu upoa requeeL 7. Each "-H oadFFA mo•berlo reepoailbleiO -llaathlllhorMarlu.tonlmallo weipecl,ldoatlflod, eli:. at p,...falr a ad fair tagiDs a ad.,...., da._ ueetahllohod hy tloo Melp Couaty MarketiJ•eoiOek Sale A Show Commit. 8. na Meip Couaty Marlu.t Li•eeiOek Sale A Show Co,..Uttee,llao Ezeeutl.. Co••lttee of llae Jualor Fair Board, aad 1M Melp Couaty Apicultunl Seeloty . . ." " llaa rmal ... oloeolute r!PtiO lalerprel !heoe ruloo aacl replatloaa, to Mule aacl cleJenJIDO all ,.,,.... , qu•tlou, or differeacoo Ia roprdlla....IOorod.erwlooarloU.,oatof,eoa-tedwlth,orlaeldoat!othoSaleCoamittee. ltfurllaer ,........ tloe rlpt 10 do-lao u a f o - . ., .... aol coYered l>y lhaoe ruloo Ud 10 wilhclnw eD pNalua oflerlap Ia aD dopartoaeall o.....lclaay -•SW•J alotaad clre••••-ac• clooaaad h. ne Moip Couaty Acrlcuhwal Society will J.aye tloo flaal NJ. · T-perU.,aadlor.u.r.pr-la""a eo lobe rAf, op,owaerohlp, aadlor uy othar lrnplarltleo Ia •howlaf aad oale will Joe COIUiiclored fraecl aad "-ptloa. Sale . ._, won loy ouc:b exbibiiOr will Joe wl~~ • To -latala a JUp ....... of eoallclo.M Ia lhlo 11-10ek ohoWI aad oale, tho afo,__tloaed -•lttee .--"" tho ri&htiO dloqualify uy ulaalo !hot ha•• "-foiled Ia u aaellaical - - • · Ullelhleal fllll"' oW iaeL.clo uy lajectloa of pa, oolld ... llq.ld, ....cler tloe ula 10 alter tha "".-.al -forratloa. hoW aloo laehade uy caW., or lloJorlatof tho lUCie or ........_lla tloo hide or .....,..1 oftlooue Ia aa au-ptiOaltertloeohapoioltloo ...._ lt ...Daloe laeludeat-piiiO clioruptorch...., ...,..J'doatal d...Jop-laa ...U aatho 4Jelac or eolori"' ollheladl•lclaal aalaal which al1ero ill aotunleoloratloa (eeatnl eoloriac oaiJ . .J' ho uoecl). Aloo, artificial tall._..., owltcloeo, polio, hody haln aad heelo oloeD MCOIUiicl..,;l u aDethleal foUl... A.., at-plio ........ tloe clov- ofr.. .- of U)' iadiYWaal oalaal oball aloe Joe eoulclorecl uMihlul. Au ulaollo a.oltho ahlbltor ID•om.d, IP•IDI rrid nol'ol ..J. lrao-1, wiD Joe........., froa tloe 1-10ek 10lut tloo Malp Couty Fair. · · Sbo.ld fraud or ' J liM, ucl proof, u deteralaed l!J tloo M. . Co•IJ Marlr.et Ll•eeiOCio: Sale A SbowCoalll-,loedleeo....ta'-tlooaalooalor..-.., .................... prloriO tloooale,oaeh ...... ollaD DOIM peraiUooiiO Sbo.lcltloeYiolatloaloeclloeo..recla'-tloeoale, .Uoalo_,-ohaD Joe Nlllraed10 !he buywucl tloo ulral OJ' ea'!- ollallloe ........... 10 tlooalailollor. All plocbopla tloe......, willotud. No aalaal will ·' 29L(670) Orowinf Bedding Plants Exhibit 3 Specunens mel 4 pictures of your guden. 29b.(671) Otowinf Annual Flowers Exhibit 3 Specimeha IIlii 4 pictures of your guden. 29c.(672) House Plmts , ·Exhibit cine "Specimen" plllll (single plmt) IIlii one "plarllcl" (seven! plmts grown together in one conlliner. . <T-> / IIARD:'I' RABBIT RULES O.iry Market Foeclor ·May 6, 1995~ .....u - t cloedllae. BY-LAYS, RULES AND REGUlATIONS FIELD AND GARDEN CROPS CLASS 29. FLOWER GARDENING . (RULES FOR 4-H FLOWER GARDEN SHOW) 1. One entry per member 2. Flowers in mangement have to come from the member's flower glrdc:n (except greenery for background). · . ARTICLE IV IIARKE'I' HOG RULES 1. No powder or oil II 10 Joe put oa bop. · 2. Croo•laf will~ allowed {ladiYidual'o choice) willa flrooal"' 11- opoelfled. I CLASS 2S. COMPUTERS Bring oompleled project book, poster or display IIlii any sample p-ogrsm. 2SL(S6S) Learning with Computers 2Sb.(S66) Building with Buies 2Sc.(S67) Datsmania ~- IIARJU:T IAMB RULES 1. AU rarlo:et ...... r•l lie ollck ,......,. OM weelt prior 10 fair • 2. No palat wiD Joe allowed oa ....... s-.. 10,19M,9:00&o ll:OOA.M. atn..ra~~po..c~o. (Seeoad SatwcloJ .. Deeerber.) . AU naloo an ••bjeetiO tloo Melp c - t r Apicultunl SeelotJ'o app..,.al 1, 1 PAGE t'IFI'EEN 1. Calf-Ioe-llold...J_.,., ..Jioefonlt .... t..1o.....,ol,.... ---.. 8. Tloe ........noftlooDalryCI.... wiiiYiolttloo-ben J.-IOeloeelo:..ptntloa pa...... outratloa ud clohonlacdulafthe _... weelt olMay ud aotlfy tloe Solo A Show Coaiii- o........ ARTICLE IX ' 2nd Year· ExhibitlOO.or more adlllt insec.ts properly labeled. 24d.(64S) Exploring Our Insect World U . Exhibit S beneficial or hannful insects through their life cycle. Preselve all stages of developmenL Also exhibit Sor more mature forms of ten insects representing five or more orders; or my oliter su&&ested learning experience. _• CLASS 32. FIElD CROPS . T , _ _ • .unbop-untoJudupiOclatoJflaaaelalr-uofai--J . .oioooluddllbuned .,... nport011tloo&-lalo1aa. .,....., rrt'"' .A lodc-lll!lq.U .-lpll aaclap....lltu- ohaD Joe lo:optbytlooT,__. TloeT...-.UUt.n.lol.a,_.......nportattlooF.U(OeiOIIor)-W.,. Tloe T - '....... wlllloeoadillold-h)'OU'Miw-tl..OeiOioerudJu!IU)'BII'hop. thoT. . .unr •Wioe •••• d UytlooiJ..-kSaleAShowCor•...._udoMIIIoe....loyeolloytloos..lorFair CLASS 24. ENTOMOLOOY 24L(641) Manual Bedteeping • Buic Prepare 111 exhibit or poll« desaibin& aluming experience in lite projec:L ~- sw~ae-- oaeliarrow aadlor o.piL llabbill- 001,... or ...... rabbill. Poultry_.. OM pee oftwachlckaao. . 5. AD . .rlwaalrala,(-eptoloeep)auothaweiPedoaMoaday-ralacbepaaU.,at8:00A.M. AU "-BuciFFAaalrala•utloeoalheruadaby8:00A.M.oool!heweJshialwlllolartwl!hpoultry,rabLIII, ,._n; dairy rarkel feeclon ud bop. Oae •arUt project wiU oaly hawoichodoM tlae. AII . .rlu.llamha willho ,..ipeci-ID oa SuadaJ, AUf1U1t13, 1995, fro• 1:00 to 3:00P.M. AU •••ket bop •uotloe ebeckecl by lhe ••!erlaarlu f10• 7.00 10 9:00P.M., Sunda)' AUfiUil 13, 1995, befora ualoocll"'. 6. All ....... aairalewillha•oldottlooeaclofthltmtlrelalo,aototllaoeadoftloolropeeloo. Nop'lctu. . l wlllloe talu.a of reoale oalaalo. 7. Offlcen of t1oo Melp County Marlu.t Ll-10ek Salo & Show Com•lt!ee wiD cloelcle uy queotloao eenceraU., uy of tloo . . .li:etopeeloe that an aot eo•ered by ruloo of tloo Melp Couaty Marlu.t LiYOOIOek Sale A Show Coalllt._ aa prlntoolla llae fair bock willa llao •pproyal ollhe Meip Couaty J.sricuhunl Society. . · 8. All partlclpallntl-ben auol flU oulaD IU!bnalldeatlf'...tloa card which ohaD hafllod ol !he County Apat'e·Off'... oa,..;p.iaclate. A,.....torpardiallolpatun.,..tho-•bor'oolpature.,.requlred OD lhio card. 9. No JaUketaniaalcan M noplaeed •fJertho ,.peetive we;p.ia of lhetJpec:ieo. 10. Picture ao.y aacltat1 cootJDuotloe palcl oa or before ILe .....tratloa dale olllao aal01al or !he child caaaot ooll the aaimal. ' II. Roptratloa aadlor w.....la da._ for 1995 an u followo: , ·, · ; , · / , : • ' J •• • • I No. Pun:hoia IJouaht Thneo Heme Nllionlll Bank Farmcn Dr* A Company V011aJu;D'1 CanliDAl Wbaiey'1 Aalo hnt/UIIIIII Can • McDaaald'l Pweuayer PGnlt ProdudJ Jloodllnd s.nkOae Bemud Jlull& sm.• I I 2 I 2 I I I Jl)' Hall, Jr. I I >VIllllley Tnxkina I Wesrn I I I I I Hawk's 76 'Swian Mud ~Company l'loopleo . 1 A TIUII Campony HClbtr.Oiail: I. Vllcnm M-w HOipilal Olalor Aari Sci'Yice H"''PI..Miclocopinl Norria-NOI!hup Dodae Hance Bid Donllhy Kon I I I I I Don Tale C.C.;-Oidi.:Cad.· Geo.,lnc. I Ridenour Gu GallipoliJ Ellt1' I Tom Peden I ,. BalnLumber I I McCullcup·Rillle DNI St.ore Supr Run Flour MiD• Mom'• Smcquboud Midway Machinery I I 3·R lndl!ltriu Oowmna CWd• Mullcn Mu11er HClbtr Medical er • Sooalocu!em l!quipncn! H.D. BIOWII J)edja .,.._Sheth, Womer, Allaneyl Tri-Coaaty Fold FOIUI Ran Rady Mix 0 A H U!noulinl Bobbl.!nber '" c.... ==i RldenoarOu I . I I I I 2 I I 2 2 I ' I I I I Halfell'o·MiU OWe! Valley Lamber A Supply W - - . t PamllyCale ..I Bin:hfieW Funcnl Home WillirM Loaina But Ohio 1.-ber Co. WMPOR.odio I Tric-q)ileat . LiadoWBDCr~ Sw&.ak Rod l'lllliDI Flmily Hcde. 1oiiD Xuuflfor s C.OW'o I I I I I I 1 I TO!aiMancy 524.60 522.90 516.44 491.00 490.50 475.10 471.75 466.00 466.00 465.35 460.00 451.50 446.50 444.60 437.00 432.25 431.10 • 431.3o 426.60 425.25 420.00 419.10 414.10 414.10 407.00 402.10 400.00 399.00 392.40 387.60 380.10 377.60 374.40 367.25 363.00 330.00 314.40 314.40 297.60 29l.SO l'lln:hMer Jloulht lrviii'1G. .1 M~sl'amauy Rotaly JelfWamerlnltannct Jam Corer fOJ: State~ Ohio Valley Plumbq Alleotinc PnQI'bmnocy Home Creelt ~ ' Poor Boyo Ullllll Holler'• Hcblein Bonb ec-IUCiion Swe Repoacnwiw Malt Milone O.Wbl:• Tobecco Co. R A Feed A 8upp)' RARCiabCiaws Mel Weill, Opt. rlRadne Mr:ip County Bu Auociotian Sayn l'radDca Forked Run Spaot.- Cub Jim HiU'1 BP Oil tl A!bcno Rooe'ol!acaVIIiDa Americao Municipal Power BUIBudtely Cla11ic: A!IIO Gla11 · Dr. DouaJu H11111U BeoccnOtao Yeouaer Fum Sappy Hcnld Oil "- Gu Ken;1 Applilnce Kcilh Oiler Deer Shop Waid Croll Sam Store The Bibbee MCll« Co. Don Swilher Atbland s-Onoctin11 Mutr-Matci.e . Mr:i11 Democnlic Party Pnnt Ludwina Leuina Suaiah''I'ucter Roouh'1 Funcnl Home • MiJ!cllqloA Otao ' llu!land Pumil!lra 283.40 ICJoaet l!mployeel 268.10 Tuppen Plail!l CiJao 241.00 Judae Robert Back 0 A W l'lulico 217.1S 215.00 KlnaHanlwue 201.65 Mllcec.188.70 DrlTu F~q~'o~ 111.70 Oiancey Food Mrt 180.00 DAM~ 180.00 173.51 . Sauthcnt Oil Will 173.57 So dcm HeriDa A CoaliDa uo.oo 133.25 1elf ~ Mayorolltacioe JaM.~ s..u~ · 0 • �f PAGE SIXTEEN LIVESTOCK CLASS 33. BEEP SHOWMANSHIP I!Kh paD~ enreriJI& mlllimll in Cbu 33 wiD IUIDIIIalically be entered for lhoWIIIIIIIhip. All . Jlmior Pair wubi1011 mutt be re8d)' for lhowmlnlhip. They ahould wait 181tiltheir clul iJ called befen cxmUn& eo the lhow IRL The purpo111 of ltlr1lll& with the lhowmllllhip clul is 10 both the exhibitor IIIII a111111a wiD be frelh IIIII clem. Ondin& of the ahowmlllshipclul ahall be bued SO pea- cent on the exhibitor and how weD he bllldla hil animl1a IIIII SO pea- cent ahall be on the condWon of the lllimlla u 10 clemlinca, poomina IIIII ph)'lical condition. The quality of the lllimallhall not be COIIIidcred in thil cl. .. Jlmior Pair Mllkct Slea' Show Tueaday, Aupat 1S- 6:00P.M. 33L Old Pro • 'J'hoae who have Waibired more lhlll 4 )'eln. 33b. Experienced Showmm - 3rd 111114111 yar ahibiron. 33c. Yarlin& Showmm - 'J'hoae thai n exhibiliq for the llei:Cllld time. · 33cL Nova Sbowmm - 'J'hoae Wlibilin& llliniiiJ for the fint lime. Opal a . . BeefShowTuelday, Auauat lS,l:OO P.M. foDowed by Junior Pair BeefBreedin&. CLASS 34. HEJlER)RD, ANGUS, CHAROI..AIS, SHOR1li0RN, CROSSBREED, AND ANY Ol'HER RECOGNIZED BREED 34L Calf born JIIIIIIIY 1,199S eo Apri120, 199S · 34b. Senior c.lfborn Sept. 1, 199410 ~ 31, 1994 34c. s - yarlilla bilmMay 1, 199410 Aupat 31, 1994 34d. Jlmior )NiiD& born Jill. 1, 199410 Api130, 1994 34e. Senior YNiiD& born Sept.· l, 199310 Oecanber 31, 1993. 34f. 2 yar old beit'.r, born May 1, 1993 10 Aupt 31, 1993. ~ 34&. Cow born prior eo May 1, 1993 . · 34li. BuD calf ander lix llllllllhl . 34i.. Bull c.1f O<teraix JIIOIIIha IIIII under me yar. . 34j. Special Steer C1ua -a~~~a for alecn wiD be clelennined 1ft« weiJb-in by dividinsthe 11ecn !II' in eqlll1 munhm up 10 a maximum of 10 11ecn pea- clap. Allalecn under 900 pounda will be mmecila.. . 34k.(llS) feeder calf. . All tnedins beef cattle will be releaaed on Wednelday, Aupt 1611111 beoutofthe bun by noon 10 allow for inllomiJ!& dairy caule. Junior Pair Sbeep Show - Monday; Ausust 14 - 6:00P.M. CLASS 3S. SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP 3SL Old Pro - Hne exhibiled more lhlll duee yem. 3Sb. Second and lbild yar ahibitan. 3Sc. Novice -lafyarexhibilon. · 3Sd. Ormd Chlmpion Showmm (Briq the champion of eacllof the above cluaea back 10 chooae Onnd C1wnpion Showm111.) · 3Se. Reaerve Champion Showmlll (Brill& the IUIIIIeJ-up 10 the Grmd Champion blck 10 compe1e wilh the other two c:hlmpiona.) · CLASS 36. SUFfOLK SHEEP , 36L Ewe, I)Jrin& lamb- Born betweatJan. 1, 199S and 'May 1, 199S. 36b. Ram, sprinJ lamb - Born between Jan. 1, 199S aDd May 1, 199S. 36c. YearJins ewe (1 yar IIIII uridcr two yean) 36d. Yearlins run (1 yar and under two yean) 36e. Ewe, ov'!::'Jem • · 36f. Ram, resi.RA over two yean 36s. FlocltClua -ToCOIIIiatofl ram, myase; 1 ewe, 2yemorover; lewe,1 . , year mchmder2. CLASS 37. HAMPSHIRE SHEEP (Su!Klusea, aame u aw3S.) CLASS 38. CROSSBRED CLASS . 38L SprinJ ewe lamb 38b. YearJins ewe (1 year IIIII under two yean). · 38c. Ewe, over two yeara. · ~ CLASS 39. ANY OI'HER RECOGNIZED BREED OP SHEEP (SulH:luaea wne u Clua 3S.) • CLASS 40. MARKET LAMBS 40a. Market Lambl under 8S Pounds -ewea, welherl. . ' 40b. Siqle muketlalhbewe -cluiiCIIO beclelermined after weigh-in. Not 10 exceed 10 lambl per clul. M)c. Sinsle ·market lamb wether - clUIICIIO be determined 1ft« weisJt·in. Not 10 exceed 10 lambs perclus. 404.Pulllrityaw-Marketlamb(eweorw~lher). Mustbebredandexhibiredbyexhibif9r. Must cmy breedinssheep project IIIII exlubit at the fair. Jw:aior Fair Swine ShOw- Weclnelday, Ausuat 16 - 6:00 P.M. r CLASS 41. SWINE SHOWMANSHIP 4la..Old Pro - Haveexhibiled more lhlll duee yem. 41 b. Second llllllbild year exhibitor. 4lc. Novice - htyarexlubiwr. · . ) . CLASS 42. MARKBT HOGS - ALL BREEDS AND S~ auaea for nwrkct boo wiD be determined aftei wei &b-in by dividins the hop up 10 cluiiCI by weigh!; not fo exceeclllft hop per clul. 42L Sinsle market hos • bsrrow 42b: Sinsle market hog - silt MEIGS COUNTY BEEF, BUNNY, DAIR)', GOAT, SWINE, rOUL11tY, WOOL · ANDJIORSE PRINCE A PRINCESS CONTEST RULES. ' 0 ·,. PAGE SEVENTEEN ; 10. N<Jl'E- Dairy Prince or Princeaa must either exhibit dairy a& tbe upllOIIIiDa Meip County Pair or JIIRIIII mutt JUide on I dairi fmn. · Deadline Cor IIPPlicationl ia June 30, .199S. Applicaliona'muat be received by the Extallion Of1il:e by 4:30P.M. on J- 30, 199S, NO EXCEPTIONS. Candidates wiD be int«viewed a& the Extension Office on Thlnday, July 6, 1995 at 1:00 P.M. Winnm will be announced a& the Livearock inrerviewa, July 17, 199$, at the Rlllland Civic Center. . Junior Pair Dairy Show - Thunday, Aupt 17-9:00 A.M. 1 63c. . Eqlish ShoWIIWIIhip. Hone, 9-13. 63d. Ensliah ShoWIIWIIhip. POII),14-18. 63e. Eqlish Showmaruhip, Hone, 14-18. _ CLASS 53. POULTRY SHOWMANSffiP 53L Old Pro Showmm - Exhibiting 3 y~s or more. S3b. Yearling Showm"' • Exhibitins f01 lhe 2nd time. S3c. Novice Showman - Exhibitins for the fint time. CLASS 64. WESTERN SHOWMANSHIP 64L Novice Weatern ShoWIIIIIIIhip, Allasea. 64b. Weatem ShoW1111111hip, Polly, 9-13. 64c. Western Showmmlhip. Hone, 9-13. 64d. Westem Showmmlhip. Pony, 14-18. 64e. Western Showmanship, Hone 14-18. CLASS S4. POULTRY S4L (lSI) Raisins PuDetl - Pen of two pullets. S4b. (1S2).Raisins Broilen ·Pen of two. S4c. (1S3) Raisins FanC) Poulll)' -Pair or Trio of birds taken. . S4d. (165) The Incredible Eg S4e. (166) Turkeys - Two binls of either sex. S4f. (167) Ducks md Geese · Two females S4s. (168) Piseon - Exhibit a minimum of one bird. JUNIOR DAIRY CATTLE ARR1VAL TIME: All ,iuniQr fair dairy animl1a nwst be in place by 6:00 p.m. Sunday ~venins. Aupt 13, 199S. Cowa in miDt in place by 6:00p.m. Wed., Aq. l6, 199S. RELEASE: friday, Ausust 18,199S, 2:00p.m. (See Sr. Pair-Same)Cowa inmilltmaybereleued . 1ft« the allow. CLASS 44. DAIRY SHOWMANSHIP Eacllpenonenterin& inClua441hroup48 wiDbeautomaticallyentaedforlhoWDWWiip. No bulla may be exhibired in the Junior Show. All Junior Palr exhibiron mutt be ready for ahowmanahip at noon. 1'h;ey lhou1d wait untillheir clul is called belen comins in tbe ahow areL Oradins of the ahowmllllhip clua lhall be bued SM. on the uhibi1Dr IIIII how weD he handlea hillllimal,IIIIISO..IhallbeonthecondilionoftheanimaluiOcleanlineu,lfOOminalllllphysical condition. The quality of the anima1a lhall not be c:orilidered in lhiJ clua. · All dairy cattle boli1 after January 1, 199S must be clehomed. 44L Old Pro - Thole that have exhibited 4 yean or more. 44b. Experienced Showman, 4-H - 3Jd, 4th year exhibirora. 44c. Year!ins Showmln, 4-H - 'J'hoae thai are exlubitiq for the 2nd lime. 44d. Novice, 4-H - 'J'hoae exhibit:ins anima1a for the ht lime. • CLASS 65. PERFORMANCE - Hfi'CH CLASS 6SL Novice Dnft Hone Hirch Clua, All agea. ..6Sb. Draft Horse Hirch Clua, 9-13. 6Sc. Draft Horse Hirch Clua, 14-18. .• •·• ',, • Junior Fair Rabbit Show, Tuesday, August 15 ·9:00A.M. CLAsS 68. SADDLE SEAT EQurfATION 68L Novice Saddle Seat Equitation, Pony, All ages. 68b. Novice Siddle Seat Equitation, Hone, All qea. 68c. Saddle Seat Equitation, Pony, 9-13. 68d. Saddle Seat Equitation, Hone, 9-13. , 68e. Saddle Seat Equiwion, Pony, 14-18. 68f. Saddle Seat F..quiwion, Hone, 14-18. CLASS 69. ENGUSH PLEASURE . 69L Novice Enalish Pleuure, Pony, Allagea. 69b. Novice Enslish Pleuure, Horse, All apa. 69c. Eqliah Pleaaure, Pony, 9-13. 69d. J!nalish P1eaaure, Hone, 9-13. 69e. Eqlilb Pleaaure, Pony,l4-18. 69f. Enalish Pleuure, Horse, 14-18. MAXIMUM NUMBER OP BITS PER EXHIBITOR IS SIX wmf ONLY ONE ENTRY PER CLASS PE . nus DOES NOf INCWDE MARKET PENS. ALL RABBITS MUSTHAVEAP LEOmLBTA'ITOOINTHEL£FI'EAR.ANYRABBITwmf VISmLB SIGNS OP DISEASE Will. BE DISQUAUFIED AND SENT HOME. CLASS S7. MARKET RABBITS GUIDEUNES: 1. Must be at leut 8 )'earl of qe by Jmuary 1, 199S. 2. CUIIIOt be more lhllll8 )'earl of qe u of Jmuary 1, 199S. Must be elisible 10 be in 4-H in 199S in the Meip County Better Liveatoclt Daily 4-H Club. · · 3. The fll'lt heifer calf born from lhiJ heifer wiD be donated blck in10 the prosram. 4. Prosrun is open 10myone whohunotprevioualyexhibiteclattheMeipCounty Junior Fair DairyShow. · . S. Must have intent 10 exlubit a dairy project at the Meip Col81ty Junior Pair. 6.1f the exhibitor is no ~er elisible 10 lhow when heifer calf freshens, he or abe wiD atill be required 10 dortate the flllt heifer calf blck in\o the prosrun• 7. If the exhibilor hu 10 aeD the heifer before lhe freshens, he or she wiD contact 4-H dairy leaden or colDity Extension asenL 8. Must join the Meiss Count)' Better Livestock D•inr 4-H Club, if not .__..dy a member. 9. Person ownins facilities aw.l/or lariifwlim eillu"bf~r wilfiiiie' fcir cw:yi;iier calf must be willins 10 a1ao sip lhe asreement, indicatins ~ion for heifer 10 b!lthere. .. 1O.lfexhibilor wishes orneeda 10 sell heifer bdore it freahens, or will not be donalin& fntheifer calf back in10 the prosram, then he wiD asree to donate $300.00 back in10 the prosram. ' 11. Applicanta must participale in 111 int«view to be conclucted by the Meip County Better Livestock 4-H Daily aub. lnt«view lime will be IIDIOunced larer. The inrerview comminee will determine eliJibility for the drawins. . . ·12. Thedrawms will beheldonFridayevening, Aupt 19 at 4:30p.m., at the Dairy Sweepallkea. YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WlNI ·• . ·Applicali0111 Clll be picked up at the Dairy food Stllld in tbe Dairy Bam at the fair. Aniflcial Insemination donated by Paiter AJ., I,.eland.Parker, repreaenlative. A halter wiD ~ provided by R A G. Peed IIIII Supply BOQ LEE AWARD Thii award iJ pven in I1ICIIIOI)' of Bob Lee who wu 111 ldviloi- of tbe Meip County Bttter Lives!OCk Dairy 4-H Club. The award is pven 10 a member of die Mei&a County BettCr Liveaeock aubbuedonlhemember'aknowJedseandakillofdairyinformalion. The.iudleofthe<I-HDairy Show aelec:ll the winner. Thilaward wiD nm on a10-yw period. The winnen10 date have been: 1986 - Jmy Smith; 1987 -Joe Parker; 1988 -Joe Parker; 1989- Jill Taylor; 1990 - JeffRoae; 1991 - Pad Smith; 1992- Tricia Davia; 1993 • NlllC)' Nally; 1994 - Rachael Cb1pnm CLASS '71. WJ!STBRN PLI!ASURE 7)L Novice Weatem·Pieuure (C111ter Optional), Pony, Allqea. 7l'bt Novice WCII«n Pleuure (C111ter Optional), Hane, All asea. 7lc. Wellcnl Pie--. Pany, 9-13. 7ld. Weatem Pie--. Hone, 9-13. 7le. Wellcnl P1euure, Pony, 14-18. 71f. Wellcnl P1euure, Hone, 14-18. CLASS 59. 000 CARE AND OBEDIENCE S9L(200) Dos care . . . . . Your dog must be broughliO the judsins but iJ not 1010 be exhibt!ed at the fm. Instead, exhibit 111 educational poller pertainins 10 )'!>Ill' dog care project. S9b.(206) Obedience Trainins Besinnins · (207) Obedience Trainins Advanced • Requirelllenta lUIIe u S9L S9c.(204) Oroominslllld Hancllins Doss. Requiremenla aame u S9L S9cl.(201) Dog Ouidea fill' 1M Blind. Requiremenla aame u S9L . . CLASS 61. VETERINARY SCIENCE 61L(241) The Normal Animal, Unit I . Answer all questiona in the project book IIIII brins book 10 juclsins. Make lllld keep • health record of your animal alOJI& with the Animal Record SheeL Or lhow what dileuel affect a apecific orgm or an ariimal'a body (i.e. - heart, eye, skin, er.c.) and the prevention mea~um. · 6lb.(242) Animal DiJeue Unilll Make a chart of diiiCia.cauains asmta, their methods of entrance in10 the 110111' bod_y IIIII the proper control meuurea. Answer all questions in boolt and present project boolt to be judsed. 6lc.(243) Animal Health- Relation to the World • . , . Answer all queati0111 in book and preaent project book 10 be judsed..ExJubit 10 be determined by exhibitor showinsaome phue of the projecL , ' 61<1.(182) Horse Nutrition Same u6tc. \ 't "t m·.:'.' ' '- · ' .. ' f .. ~ , • • 4 .. , I CLASS 7S. POLES 75L Novice Poles, (Oplional Cmter), Pony, Allasea. 7Sb. Novice Poles, (Oplionll Cll!lter), Hone, Aliases. 7Sc. Polea, Pony, 9-13. 7Sd. Polea, Horse, 9-13. 7Se. Polea, Pony, 14-18. 7Sf. Polea; Hone, 14-18. ' • , CLASS 74. BARRELS . 74L Novice Bmeb (Optional Canter), Pony, Allqes. 74b. Novice Bmeb (Optional Cenrer), Horae, All ases. 74c. Barrels, Pony, 9-13. 74d. Barrels, Horae, 9-13. 74e. Barrels, Pony, 14-18. 74f. Barrell, Hone, 14-18. The<I-HHoraeShowwiDbeheldonMonday Auaust 14,at9:00A.M. AaeuofJmuary 1,199S. No <1-H honea on the hill clurins fair week. All rules and rcsulations posted in the bam m111t be adhered 10. . I CLASS 73, TRAIL .73L Novice Trail, (Optional Canter), Pony, Allqes. 73b. Novice Trail; (Optional Canrer), Horae, All ages. 73c. Trail, Pony, 9-13. 73d. Trail, Hone, 9-13. 73e. Trail, Pony,14-18. 73f. Trail, Horae, 14-18. 4-H HORSE SHOW ' I CLASS 72. REINING 72L Novice Reihiq. Pony, All asea. 72b. Novice Reinins. Hone, All ases. 12c. Reinina. Pony, 9-13. 72d. Reinin&, Hone, 9-ll·:t 1 72e. Reinina. Pony, 14-1 8: 72!; Reinina. Horae, 14-18. CLASS60.CATS . · · 60L(218)Cats- YourcatmuatbebroughtiOthejuclginabulilnotiObeexhibi!edatthefair. Instead, exhibit 111 educational posrer penainina10 your cat project. , · CLASS 62. DRAFT HORSE SHOWMANSHIP 62L Novice Draft Hone Showm1111hip. All ages. 62b. Draft Horse Showm1111hip, 9-13. 62c. Draft Horse Showm1111hip, 14-18. CLASS 63. 1!NGUSH SHOWMANSHIP • . . . . . .· 63L Novice Enstilh Showman1hip, Mi 63b. EnsJiah Showmllllhip. Pony, 9:13. • CLASS 70. HORSEMANSHIP 70.. Novice Honemmlhip (Callier Optional), Pany, All apa. 70b. Novice Honem-hip (Callier Optional), Hone, Allasea. 70c. WellcniH~Pony,9-13. 70d. WeatemH~Hane.9-13. 10e. w- Hon.unahip, Pony,l<l-18. 70f. WellcnlllonenwW!ip, Hone, 14-18. CLASS 68. GUINEA PIGS, HAMST¥RS, POCKET PETS, AI:ffi ~AGE~ BIRDS. . . . S8L (21S) Guinea Pis- Your pinea .Jill must be broufb! 10 the jud~B but 11 not 10 be exhibired at the fair. Instead, exhibit an educat1011al poster pertauuriB 10 the proJecL · S8b.(220) Hamaten - Yoilr hamarer must be broughliO the judsins but ia not 10 be exhibi!ed at the fair. Instead, exhibit 111 educational polter penainin110 the project. . . S8c.(221) Pocket Pell -Your Pocket Pet must be brou~ 10 the juds~l but iJ not 10 be exlubited at the fair. Instead, exhibit an educational poster per111R111110 die proJecL S8d.(170) Cased birda • Exhibit an edll!;allonal posrer penainin110 your bini project. SpoiiiOI'I!d bJ Tbe Farmers Balik lad Savlap CompanJ . ' CLASS 67. PERFORMANCE- SEAT EQUITATION 67L Novice Hunt Seat Equitation, Pony, All ages. 67b. Novice Hunt Seat Equitation, Hone, All asea. 67c. Hunt Seat Equitation. Pony, 9-13. 67d. Hunt Seat Equitation, Horse, 9-13. _ 67e. Hunt Seat Equitation, Pony, 14-18. 67f. Hunt Seat Equitation, Hone, 14-18. CLASS 56. RABBITS (Minimum requiremenll) 56L(211) Rabbit 1- Doe or buck. ~6b.(:il2) Rabbit D ; Buck and doe. _ _ _ 56c.(213) Advmced Rabbit - Two doea IIIII one buck of the same breed. S6d. Breed Show .· . Breed determined by the exhibitor. All enlriea ahould be entered at lhe Extenllon OffJCC by Aupt 1. Deadline for chansina (NOT ADDING) rabbill iJ Aupt 1. Chansea must be made within the breed. NO EXCEPTIONS. Clua will be u foDowa: 1. Junior - Under 61110111ha 2. 6 10 8 monlha 3. Senior - Over 8 months. The breed show ia oplional. The of Show will be selected from the breed allow. There will be a crou-bred clau. 1995 REGISTERED DAIRY HEIFER GIVEAWAY ......, . CLASS 66. PERFORMANCE - CART CLASS 66L Novice Dnft Hone Cart aua. Aliases. 66b. DraftHoraeCartCiua, 9-13. fi6c. Draft Horse Cart Clua, 14-18. CLASS SS. RABBIT SHOWMANSHIP Each exhibitor is required 10 feed. clean, md warer his rabbits daily while the animals are at the fair or he will be disqualified. · SSL Old Pro - Exhibitins 3 yem or more. ' SSb. Yearling Showman - Exhibilin& for the 2nd time. SSe. Novice Showman- 12md under, u of Jan. 1, 199S, exhibitins for the fust time. SSd. Novice Showman . 13 and qlder, u of Jan. 1, 199S, exhibitins ~or the fint lime. CLASS 4S. HOLSTEINS · . 4SL Sprins heifer calf-born after feb. 28, 199S and over four llllllllha old. 4Sb. Wmter heifer calf-born after Nov 30, 1994 and before March 1, 199S. 4Sc. Pall heifer calf-born after Aus. 31, 199411111 before Dec. l, 1994. 4Sd. Sunimeryearlinl heifer-born after May 31, 199411111 before Sepc. 1, 1994. 4Se. Sprins yearJins lieifer-bom after Peb. 28, 199411111 before t,fay 31, 1994. 4Sf. W1111er yearJins heifer-born after Nov. 30, 1993111d before Ma'dll, 1994. 4Ss. SeniOr yearllna heifer-born aft«~! 31,1993 and belen Dec. 1, 1993. 1 4Sh. Jllliar two-year old-bom after Pe 1993111d befmw Dec.l, 1992. 4Si. Salior two-yw old-bom after Aus. 31, 199111111 before Malclll, 1993. ~Junior dne-yw old cow-bom 1ft« feb. 21, 199211111 before Sepc. 1, 1992. 4St. 'l'lne-yaroldcow-bomafter Aus.31,199111111 before Manlh 1,1992. 4SL Pour y.- old cow-born efta- Aus· 31, 1990 IIIII before Sept.l, 1991. 4Sm. Five-yearoldcow-bornafter Aus.!!'198911111 before Sepc.l,l990.' 4Sn. Ased cow - born before Seprember • 1989 . . 4So. Dry Cow - duee IIIII four year oldafter Aus. 31, 1990 ln4 ~Sept. 1, 1992 4Sp. Aaed Dry Cow- born before Sept. 1, 1990. . · · CI..AS! 46.1ERSEYS (aulH:Iul aame a a . . 441) CLASS 47. GUERNSEYS (sulH:lwaame u Clan 44.) CLASS 48. ANY OI'HER REcooNJZED DAIRY BREED (aub-clua aame u aua 44.) CLASS 49. MIDGS COUNTY BEITER UVESTOCK CLUB SWEEPSTAKES CLASS REGISTERED DAIRY ANIMALS. One 1!1111)' per.lnanber. , Anima1a muat have birth certificatea ahowiJJ& re~ lire IIIII dam. 1. Mutt be 1DI1IUried and DBVer borne a child. · 2. Mutt be ase 14-18, u ofJIIIIW)' 1; 199S. · · ~DAIRY~· VEALS, AND fEEDERS MUST BB DEHORNED. 3: Must exhibit a bee( dairyoi'IC!alo hone, poulll)', rabbit, dleep, or awine liv~ pro~t in 4H qr PPA. . · - ·• p.ASS SO.(l20) DAIRY V1W. - Rulea will be prepared in the IOQIJ.elub. CLASS Sl.(lZl) DAIRY fEEDER - Rulea will be prepared in the local club. 4. Mustpmicipa~eintheJuniorFairParade.Live.rockShoWJ,LiveatodtSalelllllpiclllrei,Junior Fair NiaJlt IIIII be nailllble for Ill)' other livearodt ·IICiivity. · , Junior Fair Goat Show- Wednesday, August 16-9:00 .\,.M. S. Mutt conduct lhernlelveaa& all timeain areapec:table m~: 6. Cm only accept either the Prince or Princeaa or Kina A QUem title in one year. CLASS S2 GOATS (131) 7. CUIIIOt aa:ept more lhlll one tidea year. · · S2L n.~rv Kid S2c;. Meat Goat . 8. {:Ill only be Prince or Princca one year per apeciea, 111)1':1' ~ JVIII tJ.w.f9Uqwin&yar. S2b. D;ft). Goat Production S2d. (130) Ansora' Ooall .• • ' • • ' · ' ' · ' · . · • · • 9. Banner IIIII crown mutt be worn un1eu in lhow orclCIII!'I& ~. ,·. , •.. · .· ' ' '· ' '• , r.~~, ,.·Lt,". ~ ., ., ,. ' : ' ·'.. ~ ( , ). Junior Fair Poultry Show- Monday, August 14 - 1:00 P.M. ' . CLASS 76. SPEED A·CON'I'ROL 76L Novice Speed A Control (C111ter Opcional), Pony, Allqea. 76b. Novice Speed A Conlrol (C1111er Opcional), Hone, All aaea. 76c. Speed& Control, Pony, 9-13. 76d. Speed& Control, Horae, 9-13. 768. · S.-..t.l Control, Pony,l4-18.. • 76f. sp;d a: ContrM; HW. 1<1-18: • • • . · • • • · ' • • · • · · • .' ' �• PAGE NINETEEN I PAGE EIGHTEEN CLASS T1. GROOM I:,CLBAN • (Open for an "-H Hone Pro-.... Memben, honelea ridcn · -~) ~· TBE WORLD OF I'EOPLE D-2 Onlap Projea of lleait1p oro-, Pmjlct of'-lllliGwl Tn '"th• (I.e. ......... fait .... cnftl, IIC.). . THE WORLD OF TODAY ANDTOMOUOW 0-3 Onlap Projea •lloaloiY. Sdmre, Wllllllr, c.(l.e. ..................... dUplaya). THE WORLD OFTHE.AitTS 1>-4 Onlap Projea ......,.., Onphic Alii (I.e. ........ peidlnp, PlfiiiiiY· ooiJqe, aeedlewotk, 3~ Ill). D-5 Glllllp Colhdion; ~ J>.6 Glllllp Project relalina to die PerfOIIIIiat Alii (I.e. maalcal inlllt • ra, ClaiM wtiliq, dnmalica, - m , ). 0-7 l'(iecell-· Cnftl. THE WORLD OF THE Our.OF-DOORS D-8 Onlap Project of OaldaorCnfll, N - Cdlecticllll, 81111 Ac:counl of IIIII Outdoor Bxperiatce (I.e. pot~en, peep lbowa, dilplaya); or 011 Outdoor Hwlh md Safety. THE WORLD OF GIRL SCOurs D-10 ~': tha lAw md l'lanile, Girl Scout Hi~. Tradition_. Waya, • , Ce1ebnlionl or Bridaina- . CLASS 78. PRODUCDON- Allq•. 4-H HORSE FUN SHOW -VIM_. Saturday, August 19 • 9:00 a.m.· I. DRUNKARD'S PARADISE •• Younge.rt rider in bock! 2. GLASS OF WATER RACE 3. RIDE cl RUN 4. DASH FOR CASH S. DOllAR BILL RACE 6. EGG cl SPOON 7. BOOTRACE 8. TACKING RACE 9.SACKRACE 10. POTATOE RACE II. STAKE RACE · 12. BARREL RACE •• Novice Overall Award •• Junior Overall Award •• Senior Overall Award Ali4-H rul., will apply 10 each youth participating. All overall awards are for 4-H members only. MEIGS COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR .. BROWNIE GIRL SCOur GROUPPROJECf CATEGORIES ALL BROWNIE GROUP PROJECfS ARE TO HAVE GREEN ENTRY TAGS. CLASS 79. SPECIAL AWARDS TO FAIR EXHIBITORS. . 79a. Expenses shall be allotted to amaximwn ofS delegares(cost each $100.00)to 1995 4-H Youth Expo 10 be held in JWte at O.S.U., provided they exhibit at the fair. Not to exceed $150.00. 79b. An allowance of $25 each shall be made as a panialscltolanhip to four delegates to National Leadership ~orum and 4-H Citizenship Shon Course in Washington, D.C. Total cost of the four delegares ISm excess of$1,000.00. Balance above subsidy 10 be paid by 4-H Advisory Committee and the lndividurJs participating. Cost to the Fair Board not to exceed S100.00. MEIGS COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR DAISY GIRL scour GROUP PROJECf CATEGORIES ALL DAISY PROJECTS ARE TO HAVE BLUE ENTRY TAGS. THE WORLD OF WELL BEING 8·1 G~Wp Prcject 011 Nllriliml (l.c.lecipe boob, dwU Oil awilial, etc.) or Group Project on Hwlh, · Safety, or Pbyllical Filneu (I.e. minialwe diaplaya, peep abowa, or dionmu). B-2. Group Prcject of 8lldna -Pica or Cooldee < - o f 3-5 kinds in cockiea only). B-3 OIOap Sewiaa. . THE WORLD OF PEOPLE B-4 OnJup Prcject of llcrbae or lnlemMiollll Tndilioaa. B-5 Group Prcject of SeMce Projocu ( I . e . - - · family, etc.). B-6 Oroap Prcject ofNoedl •Ott (embnlidery,IIIC.). THE WORLD OF TODAY AND TOMORROW B-7 ~ Projecs on &alcv, Recyclina, !M:ieoce, Weolhcr, Cmen, or Money Maul-. THE WORLD OF THE ARTS B-1 OIOap Prcject ..tlliDa 10 lhe Via* (I.e. pbo~Gsnpby, oolllae. etc.). 11-9 OIOap Projecl ofGnpiS!= Alii (drawiaa .t; palnlinl). THE WORLD OF WELL BEING D-1 GJaup Project of Nlllrilial ' ( (I.e. "A I """"• IIIHIMa, -iliow ..ta, nocipe boob or dwU) or Group SeMce Plojecl or OnJup l'lojecs of Heallh, Sllety, or Pbyaicll F'- ("Lc. lhowa, minioluJ8 dUplaya (. . . . .), poiiCrL Community investment starts here. • ComplimentsI Of · The Peoples Banking and Trust Company Office, Banking Center & Motor Bank 97 North Second Street • Middleport, OH 992-6661 PEOPLES BANK MEMBER FDIC ' ..._.. H. ~ . D. Brown, DDS and Staff Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (614) 992-2878 Gt -- JOHN R•.LENTES • THE WORLD OF THE our-OF-DOORS B-14 Gnlup Project of Outdoor Cnfta. B-15 Onlap Project ofN- Cdlecticllll. 8·16 Gtoup Project of IMiliCClOIIIII of 111 Ooldoor l!xperience (I.e. poaen, peep Jbowa, dilplaya) or Jl'OUII Project on Outdoor Heabh llld Safety. THE WORLD OF GIRL SCOurs • B-17 GJaup Project on the Law and Promiae or GnJup Project on Girl Scola Hialory, Tradition llld Waya. 8·18 Group Project Oil Ceremanicl, Celebnllona, Bridaina.' Bronle Girl ScwiiJHihldull Project Cal•orlel THE WORLD OF THE our-OF-DOORS 8·.51 Outdoor Project from NIIIUrel Cutoffs, ("Lc. animallndl: c:uliaa•. rulJbinaa, llird feeden, or hike Rickl, etc.). Bukary from natunl maleriall. B-.59Camp Plannina ("t.e. uail aipa,caperdwU, camp beabh and safety, ftre exbibiu, camp meal plannina. dJeaina for camp, elc.). Homemade Camp BquipnenL .• B.a! W~r (i.e. nin p~p, fonc:ulina. wealher llaliona, e1c.). B-61 N1111re (i.e. a touch, amel1 or lisleaina diafltY· etc.). B-62 Nllllre Col1eclionl (leava, ahclla, rodu,IIIIIICII, eiC.). THE WORLD OF GIRL scours B-63 DemoallnUI Promise asid Laws (i.e. collaae, ~· pme, etc.). B-64 Ceremoniea (I.e. show a apecial ceremony UIDII pic:wrea, etc.). Scooll'l Own. B-6.5 Girl SeoUl Ways and T..otili0111 (i.e. badae wodta, ac.), Wide Games. B.(i6 lntcnroop Kliviliea. . THE WORLD OF WELL BEING B-19 Cake (bal mixu may be used). B-20 Cookies or Ban, Dec:onlcd Coc*iea. B-21 Cllldy. B-22 Piel. B-23 Nulrilioua Saadta. B-24 Nulritioa (I.e. Recipe Bcda or cltaru, food diasy). B-2.5 Small Penonal Sewina projec:l (i.e. dseu, akin, etc.). B-26 Rec:rellioaal Sewina (i.e. doll cloches, roya, e~e.). · B-27 Mitce11aneoua Sewina (i.e. fabric care,llilcltea, etc.). B-28 Poiaoa Contsol, Emci'ICI'Icy Preparedneaa, Finl Aid, PeiiClllal Safety, 1lxen:ise p.... ~. B-29 Animal C.... ·-r-·• B-30 CamiD& (fruiu, veacubles, pic:ldea, etc.). B-31 ]oms or 1elliea. _, THE WORLD OF PEOPLE B-32 Heri~qe (Lc. family IRes, ttylnaa,lnlditioai, iic.). B·331nlemllional Traditions (i.e. pal tu. world friawhhip ac:liviliea, etc .). B-34 Herilqe CrafU (lie dye, batik, crochet, quihina. kniaina, etc.). B-3.5 CoUeclims, 11011-nalllre auch u della, belll,llllllpl, etc.). B-36 Communily SeiVice pnijecu. B-37 Girl Plamina B-38 Special Popdalim Project ("Le. Senior Cili:rJODa, diffaa~dy-abled, •ian Janauaae, etc.). THE WORLD OF TODAY AND TOMORROW B-39 Recydina, EcoiOJY or Bneray Awareness. B-40 Science Experimenu (i.e. h0111e.arowa crymla, etc.). B-41 Small Paper Projec:u. B-42 Career Exploration. B-43 Garnes cl Toys. B-44 Hand-held Tool Projec:u. THE WORLD OF ARTS B-4.5 Fine An (i.e. Plinlinaa • oil, acrylic, war color). B-46 An (i.e. pen, penc:il. ink, aayon.liquid embroidesy, etc · chalk and putcll mual be coaled orin a frame). B-47 Puppcu (Lc. clay, me1a1. ckluab an, e~c.). · B-48 Soolplllre (i.e. clay, melal, doo&h an, Ole.). B-49 Maaame, Wesvina. · B-50 Suina An. B-.51 Needle wOJt (Le. cn:wel, embroidery, nocdlepoinl, etc.). MEIGS COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR JUNIOR GIRL scour GROUP PROJECI" CATEGORIFS ALL JlJNIOR GROUP PROJECI'S ARE TO BE ON YELLOW ENTRY TAGS. THE WORLD OF WELL BEING 1-1 Group Plojecl of Sewina (I.e. quill or umplcn, etc.). . 1·2 Group Plojecl of Nuwioa (I.e. nocipe boob, chana, etc.). 1-3 Group Plojecl of Hwlh and Safety (i.e. phy~ developmeal, physical filneaa,IJIOIII, peer peasure, aelf...,.loem buildina, aroomina, etc.). • • 1-4 Group Plojecl · Cake Decoralina. Clllllin" bokina. I . THE WORLD OF PEOPLE 1·.5 Group Projec:l of Herilqe (Lc. family ueea, etc.) or Folklore. 1-6 Group Projec:l of IniCmllimal Friendship (i.e. pen .,.ta. world friencbhip, etc.). ].7 Group Projec:l of Communily Service. · J-8 Group Project on Special Population Ptojecu, (i.e. aian languaae. senior citizens, clifferenlly·abled, etc.). · THE WORLD OF TODAY AND TOMORROW 1·9 Group Project of Carpenlt)' (See rule 15). J-10 Group Project of Science orCompulen. J-11 Group Project on Troop Attivilies111d Money Management. THI; WORLD OF THE ARTS · J-12 Group Pro~ reJalina 10 the Visual ("Lc. pholoarafhy. coUaa~. etc.). J-13 Group Project of Graphic~~~~ (drawina and poinuna). J-14 Poppell)' and 3-Dimeasioaal An. J-1.5 Group Project relalina 10 the Perfonnina AIU (i.e. c:sealive wrilina. dramalica, coolllmina, video, etc.). J-16 MiscellliiCOUI An. J-17 Group Display of Kaol Boanl1, Trail Sips, Compua Uuae, or Camp Map~. J-18 Group Display of c.npina Bquipar:nl (homemade). 1·190toupProjectofN~ . THE WORLD OF GIRL scours 1·20 Group Project m the Law and Promiae. 1-21 Group Project 01\ Girl Seoul Hillery, Traditions, and Ways 1·22 Group Project on Ceremonies, Celcbnlions, or Bridging. · 0 JUNIOR GIRL scour INDIVIDUAL PROJECI' CATEGORIFS THE WORI,D OF WELL BEING .Crow's Family Restaurant J-23 Cake (no boX mixes, can be f1011cd, or unfrosted). J-24 Cake (i.e. decorated, binhday, etc.). J-~~ Cookles> 6 f'OOI<iea or ban . • J-26 Breads or Rolla. 1·21 Pica. J-28 Caming · two jan (vegetables, pickle•, fruit) . J-29 111111 or Jellies · two jan. J-30 Candy 6piece•. J-31 N111rilioa (i.e. Recipe books, food diary, food ICIII, Ole. ). HOME OF KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN 228 W. Main ·SI. · Pomeroy, Oh. Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney I 992-5432 .CHRISTOPHER E_. TENOGLIA · 0 Licensed SMITH~AUCTIONEER Route ·1, Racine, Ohio 45771 PHARMACY Ohio 57-68-1344 West Virginia 515 ., L. SCOTT POWELL · ·ASSISTANT PROSECUTING ATTOR~EYS ®· I From Perfume.s that'll make your nights sizzle to coffee makers to -· ' ' . get you perking In the mornmgs, you'll· find It at Fruth Pharmacy. We carry all the big •nd little Items you'd expect to find In a fult· scale department store-at a better price. . So make one stop instead of ten-Shop at Fruth Pharmacy. _.a,,y.;£ ~ , VICTIMS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ··Phone(614)992·2652 1·32 Small Penoaal Sewina (i.e. dreu, akin, Ole.~ 1·33 RecrealiOIIal Sewina (Lc. dell c:lothel, roys, Clc.). 1·34 MiaceU.,_ Sewina (I.e. lliu:hina diaplaya, sewina kiu, etc.). J-35 Sporumlnlhip llld Spocu Skilla. 1·36 Subllaace Abuse. 1·37 PeiiClllal Safety md Finl Aid. 1-38 PeiiClllai ·Developmen& and Care. 1·39 Child Care. 1-40 Animal Care. THE WORLD OF PEOPLE J-41 Herilaae ("Lc. raniily r.-, etc.). · 1-42 Herila8e Cnfll (quillin" c:rodlelina. kniuiilg, embroidery, etc.): · 1-43 Colletticna (noa-nalllre). 1-44lnlemalimal Tradilionl (I.e. pal pela, world frieadahip, etc. J-4.5 Hilrorical Silea IIIII Twn. · 1-46 Special Populalioa Projec:ll (i.e. Senior Citizen•, differendy-abled, aianlanauaae, etc.). THE WORLD OF TODAY AND TOMORROW 1-41 Deaipa of the Future. . 1-48 Hi-IWI·(i.e. Communications, compuaen, robots, eu:.). J-49 Money Manqemen& (i.e. penoaal budJ<I, ctc.). • 1·50 Travd Loa• (i.c. lrip plamina. trip diary, etc.) 1-.51 Carea Explonlion 1·51 Science Projoc:u 1·53 Carpenlt)' Projoc:u (Lc.IOOit-uae diaplay, wood pojecU, CIC.) J-54 Recyclina, Bcolcv or l!neraY Awara~eu THE WORLD OF THE ARTS 1·.5.5 Fine An (I.e. Painlinp - oil, acrylic. water color) . WEMAKE . SHOPPING EASY AT FRUTH . ,~~perienced Bonded DAN • AND \II."' ' _ _._.-~ 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE • ~~TQS • TRU.CK$• FULL SERVICE AUJ'O . , REPAIR . FULLY INSURED ~'We ·uope.To See You GARY E. HARPER 35809 Titus Road . AThF." - . ··Phone ~ ................. t ... e . ;air. .................. 'TZI2'-259Z · - · · · · · · ·- · · • · · · - · · · · · · · · · 'Middlfport,·Ohlo· .... - 786 N. SECOND STREET ' MIDDlEPORT, OHIO \ ·ao~es' Ex_~~vating & ' Th.rd Street · Racine, Uhlo 45111 Office: (614) 949·24~3; Home: (6J4) 843-5340 • DON ROSE - Owner 992-6491 • to l....:;.:,· ~ • • •• t • ltt • ~( - :_;) t tll • ~- -;-• • • • • . ;-._.,, . ._"., • • • • • .,. ;.,;· 0 Trl!ckine: I \ · ·-·>. ,;-;.--. • iJ • • • ... ;;. ,.,.• , .... •,; • J'• .,:,....,...,._1,_._.., • I t tl • ' • . ; , I ~., •• ,. •• i!, .' t I • • • , . , • , . . , , . .- .. r r r li • • "" I' J>~ ~ .. r tr r r r-. • "iJ • S :¥ t ..--.--..--.·.,.......-y--.-w ,..., . .. ~,... ,.. ........ • ,.. .J �PAGE TWENTY P"'GE TWENTY-ONE J-56 An ('~.e. poft. peac:il. ink. crayon, liquid embrclidery, e1<: • c:hallt IIICI puld• mUll be c:noled or in a f...,e) J-57 Visual <:onununic:aliCII (i.e. video, pbotos'"f"'y. prinll, etc.) J-58 l'td"!"""l ~ ('Le. clnma, ~ mllllcal iniiNIIIenll, cootumina. etc.) Video J-59 ~ ~nlllll (i.e. poem•, liOnel with or withou1 ill~•. etc.) J-60 3-Dimauional An ('Le. Sallpcure, •rina and wire an. 01c.) J-61 Macrome, Weavina J-62 N~ w(!lk (i.e. crewel, embnlidery, needlepoinl, etc.) · J-63 Ccunled C.O.o Sliu:b J-64 Cenmicl • from alll<lld J-65 Cenmicl· hand buill J-66 Knillina cr Crnchelinc J-67 OriaJnal Sona or Mulical Wrilina J-68 MiwU._ CnA THE WORLD OP Otn'·OF·DOORS · J-69 Ouldoor Projecu (i.e.lable clilpla)l from llllilra c:utolfl.lllbbinao, bikina,llidt• ecc.) ~ctl)' flllm 1111ural maleriala, N1111re Nlec:licno. ' 1•7 c.mpN PlanninaA (i.e.~~-~.lnillipo,ecc.)OuldoorSafct),Honwnec!ec.mpBquipnenL 1•71 11111re wuenuo ('Le. wildlife, lndt casu. biltu, ecc.). J-72 Wealber('Le. nin ....e, foreculina,elc.). J-73 ~olOutdoor.llxperieuce·-·wrilina' •T THE WORLD OF GIRL scours J•7• IOGpOcweiW MoDe) M..a-. J-75 N~. Counc:il.._._ Aclivilia,Jr. Aide Aamda (u iD .,._.), J-76 Gid Scxu Wll)llllll Tndid0111 (i.e. bedp --.ecc.). MEIGS COUNTY JLFAIR " CADE'JTE GIRL SCOUT GROOP PROJECT CATEGORIES ALL CADE'JTE GROUP PROJECI'S AU TO IE ON OIANGE ENTRY TAGS. THE WORLD OF WELL IEING C-1 Gta.p Projeaa of S..U. (I.e. qaik or......._ ecc.). • · · C·2 Gtalp Projeaa of Nlllrilion (I.e. . . . . boab, c:1JMa, e1e.). C3 GIOGJI Projeaa of Hoallb llld Sallty (I.e. pb)lbl deu I nl, pb)lical,._.,apona. peer ,....are. THE WORLD OF THE ARTS C-$7 Pine Aru (i.e. _Painllna• •oil, ~lie, Walcr color). An (Le. pea, penc:il. ink. CIII)QI. liquid -broidery etc. • . c:hallt 111d puldl mull be ~ cr iD a fnme). ' e-n v;uua1 <:onununi~ ('Le. 'Video, phCltOJ~• .,u.•. eae.). , C-591'trf"!"""l Arlo (1.e. dllllla, handmade mulical inruumenll COIIWIIin& e1<:) Video. C-al Creauve Wrilina (i.e. poema,IIOrieo with or williou1 iii~ etc.).' C-61 3-Dimenncnal An (i.e. Sculpwre,llrina,...s wire an, ecc.). ' C-62 Macrame, Weovin1. C-63 Needle work ('Le. crewel, embrclidery, needlepoinl, ecc.). C-64 eou..ed C1011 SlildL .. C-65 Cenmico • from a mold. . C-66Cenmia ·hand builL C-67 Kniaina or Crochelina. · C-68 OriaiDal Sona or Mulical Wrilina. C-69 Mil<:dloneow CnA. THE WORLD OF THE OUT-OF-DOORS C-70 Ouldoor Prnjeell (i.e.lable clilplay1 from na111re1 c:utolfo, nab1Jina1, bike llidto, etc.) Badtetry from nMuralnweriall 111111re cnllec:licn1 C-71 Camp Plamina (i.e. c:anpu• u~aae.laloU.Inil•ip, ecc.). · Ouldoor Safely, Homemade c.mp Bquipmaa. C-72 NIIUre Awarmeoo (i.e. wildlile, tndt CUll hikes etc.). C-73 Weather (i.e. rain puae, fOieCIUiina, ecc.). • ' C-74 Accoun1 of Outdoor lhperience • _.wrilin1• - ·• ° lelf.- baQdi. . . . - . . . . - - ) . C-4 G!nup Projeaa • Cake~ c .• BMlna· MEIGS COUNTY JL FAIR SENIOR GIU. scour GROUP PROJECT CATEGORIES ALL SENIOR GROUP PROJECTS ARE TO BE ON PINK (RED) ENTRY TAGS. THE WORLD OF WELL BEING S I Omup Pn) of . , s:2 0mup ecc.). S-3 Omup l'nlject of Hedb llld Wety (i.e. pb~ ~ pby1ica1 fiba apona. o e l ( - buildin.. lftllllllina ecc.). • peer pretlllle, S-4 Omup l'nlject • C1b c1econ1int. Blkina,·C:.U.U.,. THE WORLD OF PEOPLE S-5 0mup i'n>Fol Herirap (Le. fllllily -.etc.), Folklore. SS-6? Oroup l'nl~ ollnlelllalionll P,;...tthip ('Le. pea pall world frioncbhip, ecc.). • Omup proJCCl of Ccmmunily Senice. • . S-8 Group project 011 Speciol Pnpnloticn frojecb, ('Le. lip llnaueae, ~Worcidzau diiJ THit WORLD OF TODAY AND TOMORROW ' Oraaly-.bled,ecc.). S-9 Omup JIIOject of Caopeaay (See ..... 1$). S-IOOmupProjeaolscf-.-orc • 1 L S-11 Group Projea 111 TIOGJI Acllaielllld Malley M..ccmeni. THE WORLD OF THE ARTS . TIIBWORLDOFPEOPLE C-5 Group ""'-!- of HeoUp (I.e. f..Wy -,~~~:.) fnlkkn. C-6 Orcolp ""'-!-of~ Pri""+ip (i.e. pea pall, wadd ecc.). C7 Chnup l'lnjecu of o-nty Semce. I• Col Gtalp l'lnjecto 011 Special ~Miqo Prnjecu. ('Le.lip ......... Allllilraa-u, dilfenmdy-lble, ecc.). . C-9 G . of THE ORLDOFTODAY AND TOMORROW' · c~~ ~(Seellulal$). ..,.., · ~·-r Prnjecu of Sc:ieQce or Canpmm. C.II Group l'lnjecu 011 Troop'Ac:liviliellllll Money Manaatma~L THE WORLD OFTHEARTS Cl2 Group Prnjecu re1a1ina 10 1he Visual (i.e. pbolacllljlby colbae. e1c.). C-.13 Gnlup Prnjecu of Gnpbic Ani (dmriua llld poimina). C-14 Puppetry IIICI3·Dimaidonal An. CIS Gftllljl Prnjecu re1a1iq 10 1he pafonnina Ani (Le. crea1M wrilina dnmalico COIIIImlna. >ideo ecc.). Cl6 Mioceiii!JI'lOUo CnA. ' ' ' THE WORLD OF THE OUT-OF·DOORS C-17 ~~ ~y olol ~ Boarda, :rdil Sipo, Ompe• Uuae, cr Camp Mapo. C. 18 ~·-r -.-Y BqllijJUitiiL C·l9 Group l'lnject of N111ure C.-A. . THE WORLD OF GIRL SCOUTS I C-20 Group~ Clllhe Law~ Prnmite. GnJUp PIOjca 111 Gid Seoul Hiltooy, Tndilionl. 1nd W~ . C-21 Group Plnjec& 011 C e - , Ce1ebn1ion1. or Bridaina. . ' BROWNIE GIRL SCOUT INDIVIDUAL PROJECT CATEGORIES THE WORLD OF WELL BEING C-22 Cake (no box millu, can be fiOIIed cr unf!OIIed). C·23 Cake _('Le. decumed,'blnhday, ett.). · C-24 COOkiet • 6 cookiel cr ben. C-25 Breacb or RoUt. C-26PieL C·27 J11111 or JeDieo ~ IWO jan. C-28 C:.U.U., (fnlil, veactablu. pidtleo. e1c.) -1wn j-.. C-29 Cond) • 6 ~ I C-30 NUirilion (i.e. Recipe boob, f9011 dWy. fond 1e111, e1c.). , , C-31 Smoll ~ Sewina (i.e. drelo,lkin, e1c.). C-32 ~ Sewin1 (i.e. Doll clolbeo, IOf•. ecc.). C33 Miwn...,.,, Se~ •iu+m1 ..........., ....;_ ldu eJA:.). C-34 SjiOIUmllllllip IIIII Skilla. ~,- ---. ' C·35 $nhot..,.... Abuoe. C-36 Penonai Safety 111d Fin1 Aid. C37 Penonai DewlCjiiiiCIIIIIICI Cue. C-31 OWd Cue. . C-39 ADinW Care. • THE WORLD OF PEoPLE C-40 HeriJaae ('Le. family -.,lnditionl, ecc.). • · C-41 Heriuae CnfU (quillina; lmillina. ancbctin~o·embraidery etc.). C-42 CollecliOIII (nco-aalure). • C-431nlelllllional Tradilicnt (i.e. pea pall, world frioncbhi,. etc.). C-44 Hillorical Siw IIICI Toun. ~· C-4$ S~ Popllalim l'lnjecto ('Le. Senior au-, diff""'!dY-.bledJiau llnpaae, ecc.). I l'nl=ot~~:!; b:'t"~). I. Clo --..--1 Lon. . C-47 You llld The Law. C-48 Women'• HiAory A Ac:hievemen11. , THE WORLD OF TODAY AND TOMORROW C-49 Duipo ollhe Fu11lre. C-50 Hi-todl (i.e. CcmmunicaliOIII, ocnputen. robou, etc.). C-51 Money Monaaemen1 (Le. penonal budpJ, eJA:.). · C-5Z Tnvd Los• (i.e.lrip plannina.lrip dWy, eu:,). C-53 Cueer l!xploralion. C-54 Science Projeclloncl Space JhplonlicO . . C-$$ Carpenuy l'lnjeell (i.e. wood projecu, tool-uoe cliJplay etc.). C-56 Recyclina Bccloay or EnetJy Awarene11. ' t. . thai of olhen. C. The World of Today llld Taaoounw includeucliviliu thalfoeu1 Cll diJcoveaina die bow IIICI wby ollhin&r. explorinallld axporimenlina widun.,ytecl•"*''ieo thaiiOUCh daily life; claliDa with dlanau; lcddnt 10 , _ llld leiJIOII"'IIilkiel . . D. The World ollhe Aru lnrludeo aclivilies Jbal fOCIII on itmll-.t in lhe whole ..,.. ollhe alii · vi..t; pat-ma.lilcrur. enjoyina IIICIIIIJIIUiinl one;'• oclfthrouah variou• anformo; appecialina 1he allillic laiOIIb ancl-.ibuliOIII of olhen. SiDaJe .,;- !IIUII be mounled llld equipped with hoot. or lunaerorlhe)maybellalllediO~. Munllbalc:anbeiOiledwillbeaccepcedonclwillbeahihiJedcnly ihpacepennill: (Seenlo15.) n B. Tbe W~d fllheOul.of·Doorl illdoclaucliviiu lbalfoc:IQOii~..t leriaaoflbo -.of-doorl; livina onclc:arina fer our - n l Clivi.-; andenlaadina IIIII ,..,..,;,I;'J; ill I *=cc · of aD livilla JbinaL • $. An) uhihill below llllldanllllld Ill'/ ahibil ........... iDconecdy _......., apllld clau JIIIJIIber may~ dilqualiW. Thi1 inch., uoina a4 X 6~c:ud with lboaid'•- poa .. dle bMt oldie .... lhhibilonmay-onlyonoapdmlion. Nomorelhanone-.y-bei!lllde b)l •uhibilorilllll)'wortd. ~ IIOjiUaiO edl)' blank mUll.be 1111111 by each indiwmlor pnupmatlna a amy. lflbero iJ ~ oneabihit "! ay one claa, ,lhe pnmiiiiD awuded will DCI -..rily be finL l11dividual Olllriel flllimilarii!!CIII ae dilccunaed u ailll will compcta aaainll each olher. Similar ilanolllould be enleled u a arnup. (See nde . 15.) (Bacll aid may- n c - " - one project _per wndd fer aiOI.II ol6.) • 6. 4 X 6 .... mull be fimlly aaiiCbed 10 each eobilil with the foilowiJc infonnalion: Woddollhe Co11N111Dber . Aae Gnode CCIIifleted in School -----~~~N~~ · ~~----How llld why mode (maleriala llld IOnb llled). Arty ccber infonllllion thai may help 1he judaeo (why anic:1e iJ po1in differenl wodd 1han IIIUal). Bahihi10rname Cll beck of ... only. t SJ*i:'1 inlllrucli0111 fer cookina eulrieo: AU abibilo mllll have recipu IIIIICbed flllliedienu IIICI cliJec110111) IIICI placed Cll diljiOIINe conlainen (with die eotcopian of fond preseaveriaa). In dlecueol pie, cab llld lnacf;dle whole Ollll)' lhoulcl be bnlqhl10.--1 cll)'ina 0111 before juclp.. PorcooiDel canc1y cr Qljlcalteo, 1ia piecu ae10 be mbmiuecl. Two (2) jon of jaml or jeWu mllll be 011Jeaed; one 10 ~ IIICI one.IO dili'!AJ· !'/O food permilled 10 be aNbiteclllllhe CG1i11y fair. Enuy ... aftd recipe lhoulcl be with I !• ~fcr~am,(no~). Canneclf~cnlymaybectiJployecl. NopiclurelolaJrbareiObe~yed S-31 Nlllrilion e. Recipe boob, fond dWy, food 1a11, ecc.). S-32 SmaU ~ SewJna (i.e. dmo,lkin, ecc.). S-33 R~ ~ (Le. Doll clolhet,10y1, e1c.). S-34 .~1 SeWIIII (i.e. llliiA:bin& di1play1 IMI,.;,•Idu etc.). S-35 Spoclmalhip llld Spc111 Sti11a. ' ---. ' S-36 Suboluce Abu1e. S-37 PmonU Safct) llld Pint Aid. .S-38 PmonU Developmenloncl Cue. with food Ill jucllll'l (pi<:lum are for abibill only). A pic:luns from a mapzine may be uoecl fer cioplay. 8. No pro~ made • clun:b camp or Bihh: School may be enleled, Day c.mp project can be enleied 81 a aroup proJCCl only. . ~ prnjecu may be emrecl; however, lftldellld Jeachen' mUll be reJMVed cr 10. ~ l'lnjecto ~all C0111i11 of~ WOJt ollllleullhfte aid• in one pi"'JIIIDiowl. The abibil may be one anic:le 011 which lllleul three airll'havo WOJbcl, or il may be a minimum of !htoe and a muimiiiD ollia~~byaJrbiDaiiOGporcampprojec:L (Grnupprnjecto : oneineachwodcl.) Onlyoneribbcn • and penuum will be awanled 10 each edl)'. GidlwiD aea..-. panicip.licn ribbcnl. II. Judainl will be lhe thin! cr.JICliiO IIIII SaiunloyolJul) Ill !he Junior Pair BuilcJina. AU projecto lhould be iD place for ~ina by 9:00 A.M. Judaina u baled 0111cDowleclae onc1 uperience aoined by lhe aid or the~ and mden":" o1 a~ 110GJ1 proanm u _lei fonh iD lhe Girl Scxu,HIIIdboolt. OriJinaliiJ, creauVIIy, workmuuhip,llllriCIIVe ....-..ce.honellly o1J1111erialllld ccnlllllclion dunhlcenouah forlhe delianed - are poinll ccnnclered. 12. All011.uieomu11beln place by 5:00P.M. Sawnlay, befons lhefolr. BoodJ oe~-uplinlel ue6:00Joi:OO 1'-"'· 011 Pridaycr 10:00a.m.I05:00p.m. 011Satunlaybeforethefoir. The abibillmay 1101 be reaJIC>Vedbefcre ~~aft<.- !he flir. AU boolhomull be laken clown t,wwecn 1:00 IIICI2:30 p.m. Sunday. il. Dmy Girl Scowl may llllhihil&nlllp prnjecu Clllf.' AU ocher abibiiOn mUll uhihiltwo individual prnjecu 10 Jeeeive flir pa111U. AU prnjecto mull meet Girl Scoullllallclarda. (See rule 15.) 14. All Girl Scxu Trnopo will be requirecl10 waldllhe Junior Plir Builclina 011 Thunda) ~!he flir from 10:00 1.111.10 10:00 p.m. Airy 110GJ1 thlll dne1 no1 do their pan iD wlllc:hlnalhe builcJina willl010 their fair boolh money. . , · · . tradi==-~RiD.OF S-42 Qeri.... (i.e. flliilly lftlel, PEOn.t; S-43 Heri18p Cnftl . S-44 Cclllcc:lionl. . S-45 Jn~emalionol Tndili011• (i.e. _,. -•• world r.i......~:.... -·). S.M: Hilloric:al s· -~.,. ..... .- · .. __"'~"'·- -,., 11e1 . . . . oan. ~~ ~~Ilion l'lnjecto (i.e. Senior Cilizau, differen&Jy-obled, •ian 1.,11111e, etc.). S-49 You llld die Law. S-50 w.,.._•, HiiiOI)' A Achieftllledl. S-51 Delian• ollhe l'1llure.THE WORLD OF TODAY AND TOMORROW ,p s-n ~SWISHER ' & LOHSE PHARMACY ~ Phone 992-2955 Pomeroy, Ohio W(' Fill Any D01;:tor's Prescriptions . ;o- Hi-ICCb (i.e. communiCIIicnl cmnputen robw elc.) S-53 Money M~~~a~- (i.e. per;,••aUaiCI..C,IIG.).' .. S-54 Trawl Lop ('Le.lrip pllnninc,lrip "'·- e1c.). S-55Cnulhploruicn. S-56 Sc:ieQce l'nljecto IIICI Spa lhplonlicn. S·$7 ~ Projecu ('Le. wood prnjecto,IOOI-we clilplay. eJA:.). S-58 Recyclina &nloaJ or IJneray Awarene11. THE WORLD OF THE ARTS S-59 P'me An ('Le. Painlina• · cil, ICI)'Iic, waJcr color). -T· JIC'IIdl.lnk. crayCil,li<juid embroidery, etc. • ...-:-:-~---":"":'--....;.---~...:...........-....:.---:-____:..:,;,.~··..;·;L Hlll. An (i.e. pen, c:hol~ @!Jd ~tda1DI!Ilbe1l011aior iDa fnme.). con- !,!t" S-39 Mlllllina S1nu. S-«1 Clild Cue. S-41 ADinW Cue. J) ~· . DAVE'S SMALL~ENGINE REPAIR Residenti~JI & Commercial Equipment Sales • Service • Parts rwx+ ... PET SHOW ·Friday, August 18, 1995 • 9:00 A.M. . . The 1995 Pet Show will be held on Friday, AuSUJll8. 1995: at 9:00A.M. in the show arena. Cl11101 ue u follows: Clua I · Beat Cat . Cluall • BUI Doa Clw m·Beat Rodent CluaiV ·Moat Talented (12 years llld under) Clua V • MO.t Talented (13 years llld under) C1w VI -Moll UnUIUal · C1w VII ·Beat Milcen- C11epy . C1w VIII • Belt Dreued Pet. . RULES - 1. NO lllimall weiahina ovar 150 pllllldl. 2. One entty par c!Ua. No ll1imal em be entared in monslhlll two cW... · 3. Send llllria to Meip &ten~ion Off'ace. P. O,Box 32, Pomeroy, Ohio-45769 ormeyrepter lhe day oC lllllhow fro.ot 8:30 A.M. 10 9:00 A.M. only a1 the llhow 1m!& • lhe fair 4. &tty fee is Sl.50parclua ifpeid in ldvlllee, $2.00 if paid lheday ofd!e 5. You mllll hevo pet !lllder c:onbolal all timca. 6.1f pee em be IOMI,Ioad him; if noc, cmy pee in auil8ble container. 7 .In Moat-Tllcnted Ct-. lriw lillod on entty blank mUll be dono in front of judaoa. 8. Judpa' ~ il flMI. . 9. AD piCI ahoulcl have hid nbiea lbot. .,w, r------------------------, I · . •• .. Pomeroy, Oh fJ We Service Most Makes Pick Up & Delivery Available _SalVing the area for 5 yrs. _· Homelite • McCulloch® Chain Saws & Weed Trimmers Financing Available · . · 1•800•240.3922 9~2-3922 ENTRY BLANK .. 1995 Meigs County Fair Pet Show I I I I I I -·roles ~::g:;,~6f:!>blu,pWu.liuiJ,ctc.)lwojan. . =. inouriiOCiclyllld........Siheworld,llldOIIbuildinaprideinono'•~.... whiieappecialinallldrupeclina . THEWORLDOFTBEOur-or. RS SS-·17 Group~ of Kaollloudo: Tdil Sipo. Canpuo u..,e, c.mp Mapl. . 18 GnJup cfisFiat ........ 10 CllllpiOJ. . S-19 Group cfisFia) 011 N1111n1 Cnl\. THE WORLD OF GIRL scours S-20 Group project 011dle Law ond Promile. • S-21 Group~ 111 <lid S60ut Hiltooy, Tnodili0111,111d Wa)L S-22 Group P'CIJIICl 011 c-ieo, Celebnliono, or Bridabw SENIOR GIRL SCOUT INDIVIDUAL PROJECT CATEGORIES . . THE WORLD OF WELL BEING S-23 Cake (nc boa millu,- be fJooJcd or unfiOIIed). S-24 Cake (i.e. ~lied. binhday. ecc.). S-25 Cookies· 6 cockiu or bon. . S-26 Breodl llld Rolls. S-27 Pill. . S-28 J... ollld Jelliu ·IWO jan. can- Bein4' ~:~ ==~ IDJhepafonnina Afu (i.e. CleiJiw Wdm~' , COIIIIminpideo:ecc.). ) C-46lncli~a 4. Ail abibill !IIUII be made by 1he abibitnr and mull DCI haw been iD 111y .,.motu fair. Pair eahihill lllould be .,onl&rnwlh fl aood CidSccuiProanm• wither in lheiiOGJI, • camp, cr 1J0W1b ollheindividual .aid in punuil of a bobby. • . A. Tbe World of Well includes aclivilieolhll fOCIII 011 pb)oical and eanClCioDal heabh; nlllrilion IIICI ueadle; inJer penonal relalionlhipl; lhe heme; llfeay; work onclleillft IIICI aw_... B. The World of Ptople indudu acli'lida lbalfOCUion ~ awiUealell ollhe ,..nou, calluru ~:~== r;;;:;:~'1:!t ~.,...ttcdlqe, ecc.). . S-141'uppeb) ..t 3-J)\m eineol An. U. Bxhibilllhoulcl not eaceed 22 X28 X 33 inchel with lhe uneplion ol•wina projeo:u, which lllll.be folclecl. (Project• Jaraer Jhan thil mu• be appuwedMieut fcur weeki bclcre judainJ.) · 16. AUanwort, wallhanaina•,elc.mllll bewithinlheiilalecllilelimillllicllll. (See rule 15.) Ail annwerial .mu~~; be mailed orfr.mecl..ll mdy10han1. Wires, conls, ecc.,mulll be oocwe1y aaachecl. Nolapedcrconlll or wue 111d no pallle 011 h.,.en lhould be ulecl. Valuable cnA ilean1 lhould be bnxecl under aluL ' Trnphie1 • The CCIII ollhe 1Riphiel for the OWiandina lncli'Vi...U Gid Seoul TIOGp will be r._a!d by die li'OOfl in Meia• Counay. l!ach linOp lhaU pay $3.00 10 Shirley Copr by Mardi IlL 'l'hens will be 5 airl lrnphieooncl 5 pros...,lonliRiphielavaiiablo il fundi are paid. Odllllwile, theae will be aupbloa for die Jirjlcnlyand IIOGpl will reoeiveJOieiiU. TherevGivina unpbywill bepv.iiOdlea-.... ~ Ribbon• A Awanlo ·Then will be a 101ct1e ribbcn pvea 10each airllbalberiiOGpfcrlheindMclual Gill SalUiawanl. A Gnnd and ReKrve O!an,.ion Ribbon wiD be aiven in each oldie 5 Ieveii ill each oldie 6 worlcloil projectlue up 10 llandanb. A'*-rwiU be pvea in each lewl of <lid Scoulaforbell falrbocllll with a molvina plaque 10 die beiil ovenU fair booch oldie fiw lewll. 0011..mna. THE WORLD oF GIRL'scours C-75 TIOGJI GovernmeaL C-76 Wider OpponunilieL C-TT lnleilrOOp Aclivili•. C·71 Gid Seoul Wa)lllld Tnclili0111 ti.e. bodp wOJk, ecc.). • f. S-61 Visual Cannunc:abon ('Le. video,~· prinls. elc.). S-62 Perfpnnina Alii (i.e. cbwna, hancmademllllcal iulllrUIIIenll, elc.~ Video. S-63 Clellliw Wrilina ('Le. poenu, ,lllnri~ with!lla illusualicw, elc.). · S-64 3-Dimenlional An ('~.e. Seulplure, 11rina and wire an. eJA:.). S-65 ~. Weavin.. S-66 Needle wodt (i.e. mwel, embroider), -'lepoinJ, ecc.). S-67 Counted Crooo Slitdl. S-61 Cenmica • from a mold. S-69 Cenmica • band builL S-70 Kniuina or Croc:helint· S-71 Oriaiual Sona or Muaical Wrilina. S-72 Miopn._.,1 Cnll. · THE WORLD OFTHE Our-OF·DOORS S~73 Outdoor projecto ('Le. loble cliJpiA)I from III1Wa cutolf1, rubbinp, biJto llicb, etc.), Bultctl)' from IIIIUnl maJeriW, Nalllre Collecliolio. S-74 c.mp Plannina ('Le. compu• uaaae. Jmou.lllillip. e1c.) Ouldoor Safct). Homemade Canp EquipmenL S-75 NIIUre Awarenuo ('Le. wildlife lndt c:uts, hikel, ecc.). S-76 Wealher ('Le. nin IMIIC. frmcutina. etc.). S·T1 Accow11 of Ouldoor Bxperience • --wrilin.. THE WORLD OF GIRL SCOurs S·74 TIOGJI GciveaMoe& S-75 Wider Oppormnilieo. S-761ntenroop Aeliviliol. S-71 <lid Sccul Wayooncl Tndilionl ('Le. baclae work; ecc.). . GENERAL RULES ALL RULES MUST BE FQ,LLOWED. I. TheGid Sccul8 conaiderpulic:ipolion in lheMeip Counay Pairaprivil.oand1Dcpporlllllil}'1011we Jbeir ...._pliobnltilll, inlerellllld ideM. AU eahihill 111d dilplay1 mUll ..,_.blah qulliay 111 effcrJ, oriainalily,- oncldle Gid Scoull'lnplm. 2. livery reaiJund Gid Seoul, Klnderaonen duouah lldl pade, aiiGeYuY repllered <lid Seoul Trncp, Gid ScoulCimp (day.!Uiola,ecc.)u eliaiblo100111era prnjec:tin die fair~ . 3. The Gid Soolll R...-.u- on the Meia• ec...y Junior Poir Bnarclreoerwlhe ri&hiiO clilqllllify All) anide 1hal doel DCI COIJIIIIy with die Nlelll\d replaliCilo ollhe Meia• Ccanly Pair llld Oid "--' I'Jna-. . __,. J I . I I I ·I I I FrldaJ, Aupst 18, 1!195 9:00a.m. TJJM ol Pet: Clul: YoW Name: Pllone: Ad*-: IIJII_Irldtl to .. ·-(If.. IIOillalellled dul) I I• '111111 to jlill1.\clpatal• 11M Malp ~ I I I SEND ENTRY BLANKS PLUS $1.50 ENTRY FEE TO THE MEIGS EXTENSION omCE, BOX 32; POMEROY, OHIO 4576t, ON OR BEFORI; WEDNESDAY, AUGUST lf, 1995. c-11 Fair,. 811.... 1..,.10 abide bJ liM..._ n1a. • 5liliatun · . 1 I I L------------------------~ AWARDS: An award wiD bo pven 10 1he Wu- in ocb clua. A roteao wiD bo awarded to lhe 2nd piKe wil-. of Olldl clua. All ocher putil:iJ*illl will receiw • participllioa ribbon. I~------------~-----------~ · ENTRY BLANK . I 1 1995 Meigs County Fair Talent Show I TbundiJ, Auaust 17, 1!195 -4:00p.m.· HDIIslde Stqe ~ I Y- Name: Pllolle: I I 'Ad*-: I I. , I I Talent 10 .. Perf"'r'ed Ap: I! I I '111111 to parlldpah Ill 1111 Mtlp COIIBIJ Fair Talellt Sb.....1 aaree to abide bJ the ....,. I'lllei. I I Calepla: SlnaJnlo Dal\dnc. MlscellalleouL I SlpaiUre--;;;rn;-r.m;;:;;;;;v;;;;;;-.;==:;:;;;;= I SEND ENTRY BLANKs PLUS $1.50 ENTRY FEE TO THE MEIGS EXTENSION OFFICE, I . I BOX 32, POMEROY, OHIO 4576t, ON OR lEFORt: RIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1995. I I RULES FOR TALENT SHOW: · Enlrieo will be judaed on Weill , appeannce, upenioe, 111d 1po111m1nlhip. I I I •I Any Meia• Counay resided iJ eliJible 10 en1er. Prize• will be awarded. Vehicle• not peamilled on fairaroundl iuoide a•re. Aae CaJeaOI)': 16 yn.IIICI under; over 16 yn. old. 1 · ,J I .J -----------~-------~----7 ~ sos E~ MaTn street Henry (Hank) Cl~land K:LEI A t.~n• • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 614·992·2259 IREALTYI Henry E. Cleland, Jr. -Broker · •Homes • Appraisals • Farms • Commercial• Rentals • ., ' �-:" --(1'fl"f.irJI'~H¥ fT PAGE TWENTY-TWO STALL ASSIGNMENTS Conte~~~: Sllle Crafts, Swe Baking IIIII Sewin$- Talent; Signins. State Poster/BIIIMr, Safety Poster, Nalional Crafts, National Slllifed Toy, National Needlework, Art & Photography, IIIII · Prince ct Princess. Premium AmoiDIIS we u follows: First P1al:e • $1.00 . Conlact lhe Junior Granae for more infonnlllion. BOY SCOUTS - All Exploter Posts, Boy Scout Troops. and Cub Scout Pacb in Meip County ue invited to exhibitattheMeigsCountyJuniorFair.AnyunitwishingtoexhibitshoulclcontactCathyWorkman at742-2010 m or befote July IS, so space can be resa-ved. ~ · ..· IP•• . I All work should be done by the .exhibitor with adult supervision/help, when needed. Each (4) itema. Each 1tan must be labeled u follows: 1\GE (When Made) RANK (ex. Explorer)----POST(230) _ _ _ _ _ __ if_.., ~xhibitor may enter only one item per category md may enter no mote than four HOWMADE~------------~~·~·~ " Eacl! ~tis responsible for setting up llld taking down their OWl! booth 111d clemiing before and after the fm. Af!Y unit in~esred in displaying a group JGjec:l should contact Cathy Workman u soon as po111ble for details. 352 Ea~t \\lain .St. Pom.-roy, Ohio Buying stand timbt:r ~ rour Extra 1'oucl1 Flori .<t " ,U,r;IC·• Count y's OldPst FTIJ Flori .<t 8, • . PRJZF3 • suo . $425 • sus . $95 • $10 • w . $50 • S40 • , . .......... J_......... S.ptrlll'-lentl Ellrtel 0 . at 4:00 p.IIL Tll.....y, A.... 10, ltfS , 0,. .. world cn~......-,M•ba'llllp tlcbtll reqttlo .. '"' MllpC011Mia........., Sl.OOper Jooad rar alllbllon wllldt Mt!p Ctu!!tJ. • ' JUDGING WILLBEAT6:00p.-.THVRSDAY,AUGVsT17,1995. ' • Elcll alllbllar llnqutlted to ban-. aame, tarm,unae. ud ad*- dlllplayed wltll•cll • -· HORSES MUST REMAIN UNTIL I A.M. SATURDAY OR FORFErr PREMIUM · NO STRAW FURNISHED DIVISION la7 . BELGIAN ,. Qua.I - Stallim4 yem .tOYer.~ .................... ,.........................;.. $20.00 J S.OO · IO.OO Oull..Sto0im3 yeuw and under 4 yean. ... """t"'""-'"""""""" 20.00 15.00 10.00 au. 3-StoDie~~l yean and Ullder 3 yean..... ................................. 20.oo 15.00 1o.oo au. 4-StoDiCII I year mil ......, 2 yean ........................ ,.............. 20.00 15.00 10.00 Qua 5.StalliCII Foal.- - - ···-·- ........... - ...- .................. ... _ .. _2(1.00 , , 15.00 .10.00 Junior OumpiOD Stallim.................... _ ......... - .....- .... Rolcae Stallion. Roleue SeNor ,.__ • ;::_-·'17111 .,._,.,_ .......... __....,_ ...................... T........, pu~oNE ' .949:2210 '., • f : t , • • • • o • • •• • ·· · - · · 's_ . • • o ' • • • I -99'2~6333 ' ... n.-.- Member FDIC \ 0 •••••• ' ' ' 0 ~ • ' o I I o ' .' . , _ UJIIIIpl<ll ........,.. ....................... - .............. ,_,_, "'Y''I . ' aua 6-Mare 4 yean 111d...., ,,_,,........................... - ................ 20.00 aua7-Mue3yeonlllllullder4yeuw... _ ............... --............... 20.00 Out-'"""-lyan lllihncler~')'CIII:..,.~.~ ,.,.,,,,.,,.,:..:..:..:..:..:..:. - l(k()O • aua 9-~ I year 111d under 2 yean..........: ....- ............... -........ 20.00 t : 10.00 10.00. 15.00 15.00 ' 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 ·10.00 ,/ 10.00 15.00 20.00 20.00 15.00 15.00 DRAFI' HORSE CONTEST WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16 - 10 a.m. (Infield) J. FEEDRUN 4. LADIES WAGON OBSTACLE COURSE OP~ TO AlL DRAfT }10RsES. Hones Dll)' be b1oaab1 iD 111 Wedneldsy ud 1111)' 1oave followina canpletiod ol CCIIIell. One driver pet-... PRIZE MONEY: $100.00 . - - - tl'fldld ..to 5 placa The Fair Boenl will be uailled by !he Draft H.... A1sori11m ill tbae CONeaU which oro deu,ned 10 d11110111tr11e lhe capabiljriea oldie bonN u well u lbooe d IIIII his CCDirOl ollhe team. tho-r IS.OO 15.00 • • • • ~• IS.OO QUARTER HORSE RACES Su_perinteDdeats • Roaer Spencer, Barban Beegle · Saturday, August 19 -.12:00 noon 220 Yards-Any ... 220 Yards-lJean old · 300 Yards-Any ... 550 Yards-An7 ... 880 Yards-3-Jr-llld •d IIJ' Rocbprtnp Derby (Quarter H--'J'horoupbred CltaiJenae) · I. Bntry fee$100 - Punt $1200 (finl aiJ. poid entriea in each divilion) 2. Bn1ry fee S50- Pune $«)()for all other ncea. 3. Honea will n.ut f10111 a 6-hone IW1in1 lite. • 4. Jockey• mun be 111eut 16 yean old 11111- ncina colon. Photo flllilh will be provided. • 6. Box atalb will be available Friday after S:OO p.m. , 7,. All enlrie1 mqlt be paid by Auplt 13. 8. No ac;lllch Jefunda aller Jll"'IIIDI 1111 prinled. 9. Ownen.,. aclviled 10 brina their ownjodtcyi. s. 10. Judaet may dilqualify unlllly honea. I I. Winnen mu" aubmit 10 blood lelt by veterinarian. 12. Trophy blanlteu will blo awuded. 13. Competitioll is open 10 olher bnedl. . 14. Send auia 10 Bubua Beep, Route I, Racine, OH 45771 orc:all (614~ 992-7888. r~ - - - - - -- --- -~---- -- -- --------------- 1 Meigs County Fair Quarter Horse Racing I 1 1 • ·, Entry_Form . · All entries must be paid by August 12, 1995 . I I I I I I I ·I I . DRAFI' HORSE AND MULE EXHWIT - • DIVISION 111 • HlfCH CLASSES au. I -Colt a .....................................-................, .... 1ROPHY 25.oo au. 2-Fumen Hildl.. .....................................................1ROPHY 25.00 • 10.00 10.00 l . LOOPVLL · l . WAGON OBSTAct.I:COVRSE 2. HeaY)'Wei&ht T...,. • 32011be. 11141 ....,, . I = . SCALD ON GROUND • WEIGH AFI'ER 5:30P.M. CLASS 2G6 • HORSE PULLING CONTEST I. IJalawei~ Teanu • 3200 J.ba. and uader. SYRACUSE . RACINE 10.00 hi, 2ad,3nl Place - Rolette 15.00 15.00 DIVISION :UO ·MULES Ouii·Mule3yean .tcwer................ ............................................. 20.00 Oul 2-Mule ander 3 yeuw... -........... .............................................. 20.00 Cunipion Mute. ........... ....................................... _ . • Champion Mule.................... _ _ , ................... - Orand OumpiOD Mule........................ -.............. ~ .......... Trophy au. 3-Mare and Mute Foal ................................................ _ 20.00 me 985-4107 ' 15.00 DIVISION 208 • PERCHERON -same 5*'• • 7Jrl (Belalu) DIVISION 109 ·GRADE HORSF3 au. 1-0eldina .t Grade Male 3 yean and over..........·................. 20.00 au. 2-0eldina .t Grade Man under 3 yean.............................. 20.00 Junior CumpiOD Oeldina or Onde Mare........... ... ___. _ SeNor CllmpiOD OelcJina or Gl'lllle Mare. ..................... . _ Orand a..npion ~~or Grade Mue. .. - ....... ......... Trophy aua 3-Belt IIIIICbed pmr (AD Bleeda) ........................................... 20.00 1995 omo HORSE PULLIN' RULES Buying Real Estate w/timber Reclamation Service Pomeroy (R-> (a)Todelenninelbevliueoltypellldproperbnoedinaintheldec:tioaofbonaandmuletiiW-wforloaa and uduoua dnA W<lll<. (b) To UCCillla llld dcmoDJint.e die propermelhod ol tnininalllll condilicnin1 honea llld.-Jea for Jona a n d - draft wodi:. (c) To eacounae horaemamhip in linin& honea and in driYina. . (d) To clanoMrale lhe muimum pullina copKil)' d lhe honea llld mula. The eommiaee lhall have lull jurildiclim over, u weD u power 10 clec:ide, all queati.- arillina in CCIUIOCiionwilhlheCCIIIOIIIUbjecttothe.W..andldminlJtnlionaaprovidod.Theylhalldelenninothewinnen and awarded prizea in accordance wilh the rules. Failoue 10 comply prcmpdy wilh the diredioo1 olthe commi- lhalliUIIII in immediue dilqualificalim d a canlePMf The dec:lliOD d die IU,jorlty d die commi- COIIOCIIIiallll)' maaer arillina in ccnnecsiCII wilh the CICIIIeltlhall be finaL Honel or driver all)' tie disqualifiod 11 aaytime by lhe c:pmmiaeo eilher forlbe vioiiiJon ol oao o r - olthe ""''dirionll ol the CCIIIelt or bec:a.- die ccntatlnalelm'a cnndiliCII isauch u 10 Iaiiier il cniCI or iaadviallle to~ lho 1e1m to proceed lmlher. . ELIGIBILITY: OPEN TO THE WORLD. Honallld mu1e1, "''udllll d wbele OWDed, am eJiaib1c 10 enter lhil ccnlell. . I. The cliltlnC:e forooch puD lha11 be Z7 feel, lucliltlllce dleaalhm Z7 feet will be uecl10delermine die winner or placomenllllbe end of ihe CCDiell. 2. The dinance between die ode boundariealhall be 14 feet. Tum• mllltlla)' within aide bounc1uies while pullina. It bone IOUc:helrope ~eaarcJiell, il diaqualifia lhe pull. · 3. There wiD be only me driver and lwo helpen lillie lied and lhae will bono J1011in1 or IOUdlina oldie bona while II lied. . · · 4. Finl and aeCCDd pulllhall be in the direclion indic:ared by the juclae1. Third pull maybe liken in either dilec:lion JIIOVIdina CllflU8h 100111 n:mainl wilhin end bounduica.il team islxiobcl10ded IIIII bepa bumpipa, . lhcy may have 10 ao die ume diJectim even if put die lllnl around poinL 5. Airy fornnl movement tl 1cloul a11er c1riYU pvea CCIIIIIIIal)d 10 ao wiD be COW!Ied u a puD llld m - wiD be JeCOI'IIecl cxc:ept in cue of a break which edillel the team 10 IIIOiher pulL 6. Whiatle or aiplallhall be pven wileD team baa made die distance or cammiUed an enw nullifyina diawK:e. Driver mull 11q1 team immedillely aller lhe lipl1. 7. AD teamlmlllt cake lim pulL Bach teamlhallllkelintllld aecand pull while hltchocl10the lied. Drivers may forfeit leCcncl pulL Thinl ~ Dll)' be liken aller alllelllll have had lint ODd aeccnd pull. Y011multllke . a lint or aeccnd pull10 be eliaiblefor albin! pulL 8. Driven wiD have aix lriea 10 act bitchocl. u be miaaea aD lix !hey will be dilqualified f101111be CCIIIeiL 9. yOil wiJI have lluee minuleiiO aethcd.cd 10 lhe lied llld malce yourfintpuiL 'lllatu allerthe ......cer c:alla your aame. YCD wiD have two min- between your fll1lllld IOCOIId pull a. Third pull wiD be the aame lllhefint. . . JO.Noheadinlalloweclllanylime.lfbonalettanaJedandneeciiObeheaded,dicymununhockandlcaoc lied and hook bock on for 11111e pulL TeamiiU mlllt haw judte'a approvaiiO unhook. II. Badueam lha1l bedri-by oaedrivcrlhrouah lheenlin CCDIUlelUIIIP'ill cued injw)' orillnell. Bach drivel-will be allowecllwO helpen in hilchina- . . . 11 Driocn lhallnot prod, whip, oriOUCb honea while pdlinlllllllhall drive with JeOIIY'"''e tipt linel, and in no cue willa driver bo aDowed 10 wiWI or lhlkc linea ooer honea or above his own be..t while pullina. No driver will bo allowed 10 jump the doubloueel while honea .,. pullina. · 13. In cueolbcubae lhe- wiD 1oave .._ . -.. and c:amea,aube end dille IIJUIIflfortbeiraam llld pidt up their poper place in die IIJUIIII. . 14. 1bcno lhall bell 1eut lhree judaeafor"'""' CCIIIelt and a majority lball dctamine clrcilioa . )5. Wei&Jitfor llaftol pull qJl be delamined by die olliciallso u 10 hold doom lhe llllllba-ol palls llld lllil1 pve the IJIOdll<n a aood lhow. 1naaae o1 weiiJII will bo dclamiDed by judaea or olficials. 16. The bona dtat ue10 pull to~elher IIIUil be weilhed to~elher. Weia~Daa mUll be doae by delianaw' weiah mallcr II time Md Jll- delipaled bel01e pulL Aa aftic:ial will bcld bona while bona am beinl weiahed. DiYiiiCD ..... will be 3:100 pounda. . . 17. NoJiablweilhtbonos wiD be pamiaed IOpallintbe~CCIIIellGcqainC..ol-enoup 1e1111110 make a 1ood pull wilh the coment ollhe Judaet. B.& they wiD ao lA> lhe &.1 oldie IIIOIICY· II. T..,. wiD draw for poailioa~ ~ pullina onler. 19. Undue alllrive~.10hona morofflbeputlinafleldcirllldle-'anity can"'·-""-coalatllll if judaea or olficiall aee fiL r-· -..-~ 20. Any 1e1m may be IUbjected ID a blood tat IIIII uriae tat.. Pooler Tree Farming FRANCIS FLORIST 16,1995 ·8:00P.M. CONDmONS· 'A ncme boll loaded wilh cemen1 blocb wiD be uaecl. Owben mlllt lumilh lheir own feed. WHY WAS IT MADE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . '. Po&.--·-----....--·--·--·---------- 20.00 Jllllior CumpiOD Male.... - ................--...................... ~ SeNor CllmpiOD Mare................... ............. _, _____ ~ Orand CumpiOD M.a. .... __ ,_, ,, ........,__ ..._,_,__Trophy Ouiii·Man ODd Foal.- .............. ............,_ ................... (Roaeae) 20.00 au. 12-11we Belt ot Breed........................................... :zo.oo JENNINGS BEEGLE, TIM BEARHS • Co-dl. . .ea Wetp·l• 'l1lllt ·5:30P.M. . EltlrJ Fer. $5.00 per ' - · M-benlllp llcllet 1t01 Nfllllnd. · See 0tunJ R.._fw r.tiHr IDIII'IIdlou wlten~p'pllcable. To be-acted .. Trador Jllil area llarllntl P.M. Wtdlladay, A.... 16th. . The VIIDe d lhl\ lllimlll depencll upon lheir ability 10 pull and capKity 10 eMJJe IU"Ihwf cffOIU. The object ol this lat isiO ddamine the IUillinecl ~ pullinl ClpiCity ol each poir. Thele will liso afford vliu.ble Kicnlilic dsts oa the rdalioa between f-Ind lwx:tioa in draft lllimals llllllhoald llimulale a-.1 u.- in die breediJII llld use ol JOOd draft bona and mules. In pllliculor i1 is duinll: WE REQUEST NO BIBLE SCHOOL PROJECTS. The categories will be u follows: 1. INDIANS: I. Crafts; D. Costume. . 2. FRONTIER: L Crafts; D. Costume. 3. MODELS: I. Cm; D. Trucb; m. Planes; IV. Ships; V. Pinewood; VI. Miscellaneous. 4. ART: I. Painting; D. Drawing; DL Cenmic:s; IY: Clay or Pottery; V. Miacellu.ous Items. S. COil.ECTIONS. . 6. HOBBIES OR CRAFTS. 7. ROPES: I. Knots; D. Lashil!g; ID. Homemade R~. . 8. OUTDOOR NATURE: I. Binb; II. Flowm; ID. Fish; IV. Animals; V. Plmts; VI. Reptiles, VD. Insects. 9. HIKING OR BACKPACKING: I. Gear; D. Safety Rules. 10. COOKING: I. Indoors; D. Outdoors; m. Cllllling.IV. Baking; V. Fire Lays. 11. CAMPING: I. Gears; D. Safety Rules. ' WEDNES~AY, AUGUST ti •Pn-1-Awudoud Bibbo•wiDbeufollowo:A-12.00; B-t1.75; C-tl.50. TIMrewiDbeo•vud ud - ~·...._ploD ribboa Ia _., ..... ol Seoullat (l.o. Tlaw, Wolf, Beer, Wehelo, Toadorfoot, Fint Cluo, otc.) p,_nu. wiD l>o iacnuod lo aW.IIaltle. ea.. 10-Ma DEPARTMENT ll HORSE PULLING CONTEST 15. s~G. . 16. NEEDLECRA.fJ': I. Knillina; ll. Crocheting; m. Crou-alitdl; IV. Mi.c:cnaneous hans. 17.. LEA1HER CRAFI'S: I. Tanning; D. Tooling;ID. Llcina· ' 18. BASK£i'RY. 19. ELECTRICli'Y or BATTERY OPERATED CRAFt'S. 20. SCIENCE: I. Planets; II. Stm; m. SJ~~CC; IV. Otha-. 21. COUNTRY: I. Citizenship; D. Government; m. Flap. 22. ANIMALS or PETS: I. Cue; D. Oroomins; UI. Feeding; IV. Housing. 23. WOODCRAFT: I. Design; D. ConalrUCiion; m. Whittling; IV. ClrY~·· V. Pumitwe Refmishing. 24. WELDING: I. Solderin • D. BrazinJ!; m. Arc Weld Joint; IV. Safe 25. PHOTOGRAPHY: L Bt: IIIII White; D. Color; ID. Developing· Prin1 M-L'-g· ·v. Pinhole Cunera. ' """'' ' 26. DAY CAMP PROJECTS. 27. NATURAL RESOURCES: I. Proreelion; D. Consa-vation; ID. Recycling 28. SERVICE PROJECTS. . JUNIOR GRANGE EXHIBITS • .so PAGE TWENTY·THREE 12. GAMES: L Jndoon; n. Outdocn. . 13. WllDUFE: I. FllhiD&. D. HIIJIIin&; m. Tnppina; IV.Endlftatrecl Species. 14. FIRST AID or SAPEI'Y. SllllllliiJIIIIIIIIII for aD livenodt ("IIICiudina poulll'y lllllnbbill) wiD be mlde on Sllmday 110011 prior to lbe flir. Sllll•ipunenll wiD be made by memben of the Senior Pair Boanl. Second Place • :l>lA'\ l . • • • I I I · l 1 1 I I I I I I I I ·I Jockey I Owner /Tra1 ner . /' Add r ess Phone I I I • ------------- ~- ----------------------~ DEPARTMENT Ill . DAIRY' CAtTLE . . Superintendents: Ed Holler and Rick Roblenlz Entriet: Cloae ot 4 p.m., Aupat 10, 1995 ·no uc:epllona. · Arrival Time: Wednesday, Auauat 16, 1995 • l :OO p.m. anlil10 p.m. Judctna: Thunday, Aacuat17,1995 al 11:00 p.m. ~~-· ~riday, Aaaust 18,1995 l p.m. (cowaln milk may be role••ct•ll•rahow). REG~n''; be oat olbam Sal. Au&- 19, 1995, by 12:00 noon. . !Keedo ~~·-·: liveaiOdt cxhibiton ~ • Certificale o1 Realltn&lon f10111 die IU)*UOC tl UM!C!IIIOD or animals lhowa. The . dRqillntimfor.the animal ahaU nllld =-':!~the:=::::::!':.~=·~~~~~is I ~.Ia- d •....,. r-u-....,. CD fiiUJ .....-. · 1 wbidt lllimala beina awed actually m repaed in die aame. A'""""abJe )llllllenhipa for~ ollllimala 10 bo lholnt by junior cxhibilm mlllt be limi1ar 10 die f.,.._._. aomplea U - · -;....,;OD c1oa DOt --a.. wilh ........... ,.;tl be eliaibJe lhow ,~ ~~ 10.00 you ~e d .:::. ~· Jolla Doe F-.: Joha Doe 4 "-"-, 10.00 . · ICcepl • ·--~· • 10;1111 • - • • • • • • • - • • • . . • • Jala DoeMII SCII (l!maJw•-y lhow); I 10.00 Panday Penu;Joe Doe IIIII Bill Doe. Rut ....,.w... .......,... .._ • �_._ .................. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Theuhihitorllllllhlv.bi•Ccnir-.<IRepllnlioundbeebkiOJII'Id!ailwhencalleduponllickuo. llshihiton who have lel'llheir Ccnific:oiCI ol Jteaiami011 11 home or who ue ~mll.a. 10 pnMIIIIbem when requqled. rqanlle11 ollbe ......., or acme, wiD DCa be penniuediO enter lhe lhow rina. • · Vt'bcnmuy f-an paid by c:heck 1be Pair Boud lhall have lhe riahiiOwilhhold paymtnlol pnmi~m~~antil lbe u~Jil!dor'• c:heck il honored by lbe uhihitor'l bulk. If c:heck iiDCa valid, mil)' fee wiD be conlideled wpaid and all pnmiuml wiD be declued forfeiiOd 10 lhe Fair Boarcl. AD animal• mull be tnleJed exiCIIy u OWIIIII~ appean on "'ailtrllim c:enific'.te. (Rqillnlion cenilic:a~e lhall~~md in 1be IUIIICI <i lbe indivicbl llllkina lhe muy.) · An exhibitor wiD be i11ued en llahibilor'1 Pw for $10.00. AD c:aa1e owned in Meia• County enleled (lee upon 1be pun:bue of .. Exhibilor'• Jill•· AD clllle oullide Meia• Couiuy will be cJwaed $2.00 per head al!er lbe pun:bue of an exhibitor Jllll. lixhibi&or musi have owned lbe animal 30 day1 prior 10 lhow day. Heabh CeitilicaiCIIDd ~pllnlion CertificaiCI will be checlted by lhe ~ . DIVISION JOZ . GUERNSEYS I. Bull calC· bom on or after Aua. 31, 1994-.d overfourmonlh• old. 2. Yearlin& bull-born afler Aug. 31, 199310 Sept. I, 1994. 3. Sprinaheifer calf-born after Feb.·28, 1995 end over four monlhl old. 4. Win1erheifer calf-born after Nov. 3Q, 1994 end befo... March 1, 199S. S. Fall heifer calf-bom after Aug. 31, 1994-.d befono Dec. 1, 1994. 6. Summer yearlina heifer-born after Mly 31, 1994 end before, Sept. I, 1994. 1. Spring yearling heifer-born after Feb. 28, 1994 and before June I, 1994. · 8. Win~eryearlina heifer-bam after Nov. 30, 1993end before March I, 1994. 9. Senior yearling heifer-born after Aua. 31, 1993 end ljcfo... Dec. I, 1993. 10. Junior two year old· boln after Feb. 28, 1993 1Dd before Sept. 1 1992. II. Seniouwoyearold • bom after Aua. 31, 1992 1Dd before Marcb I, 1993. 12.Junior lhrec year old cow -bom aflet Feb. 28, 1993 end before Sept. I, 1992. 13. 1b...e year old cow·bom after Aua. 31,19911Dd befo...March 1, 1992. 14. Foaryearold cow-bom after Aua. 31, 1990 end befo"' Sept. 1, 1991'. IS. Five year old cow-born after Aug. 31, 1989 and befono Sept. I, 1990. 16. Aaed cow· bom befono Seplember I, 1989. · l-1o0ne Hundled Thouund l'cuncl.(;ow which bu procluoed over 100,000 JlOWidl of milk. 1g. Dry Cow -lh= and fouryearold-bom after Aua. 31, 1990 and before Sept. I, 1991. 19. Aaed Dry Cow-born before Sept. I, 1990. 2o. Belt n;..,. Fcmalel-llleut one animal owned by exhibitor. 21. Dam end Doughier ·two anima1l, dam and daUJbler-eny 11"22. Produce ol Dam - consilii oltwo animab, mAle or female. 23. Henl·four femala owned by ubibilor wilh 111eut two 1hll have ftelbened. 24. Get of Sire • ThM animab • IDY aae. lS. Junior Best of 1b...e Fanalu • all owned end bred .,Y uhibitor. • I ,,. PLACINGS CLASSES 1, 2, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25.CLASSES 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, a, !1, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 11,1!1-- DEPARTMENT IV • DIVISION 404 • LIMOUSIN DIVISION 405 • MURRAY GREY DIVISION 406 ·SANTA GERTRUDIS DIVISION 407 ·SHORTHORN DIVISION 408 • SIMMENTAL DIVISION 409 ·ANY RECOGNIZED BREED DIVISION 410 ·NON·REGISTERED BEEF FEMALES, Classos 1thru 7 •d 19. DIVISION 411 ·MAINE ANJOU DIVISION 412· LONGHORNS Rtgislored animals may uot be entered in this division. DISTRICT VI HOLSTEIN SHOW THURSDAY,AU(JUST 17, 1995 ·1:00 P.M. RULES FOR OISTRicr HOLSTEIN SHOW I. Animals must be owned and ~ in lbe Wtibilor't name at time of checltin& papers prior 10 lhow . Tobeeli&ibleforcompetition, whethersinaJyorinarcups,animalsmUilbelbebonafidepropenyofexhibiiOn. Certificale of repsltltion showins owuenhip mUll be produced by exhibitor when requested by lbe show. commillcc. In 1be classu for lhe GET OF SlRl! and PRODUCE OF DAM, animall need 1101 be owned by exhibitors. Sires end Dams in lbete sroupe, however, mull be named when enuy i1 made. Olber lllimall to compose competitive &roups need not be named in applicationforenuy. Exception will be JUNIOR CALVES and INTERMEDIATE EMBRYO TRANSFER CALVES. On lhese 111imall, ipplication for regiltlllion with identification mull be pteJenL 2. Ewbiton will n01 be limiled tonumberollnimal• in sinaJe classu.ln order10 be a bonafide enuy, name of animal, binhda1e, sire and dam must be 1illed on enuy foim. 3. Get of Sire end Produce of Dam classu will be lirniled 10 one enuy per sire and dam mpectively, with noma... then twoenlriu shown by exhibitor. In all other aroupentria, Wtibi10n will bc;lirniled 10 one enuy. Any lllimal which il n01 ente...d in ainaJe classu wiD not be penniltM 10 show in aroup classu. 4. Certificale of ownenhip and identification ac:cordina 10 lhe HoiSiein FleJian A11oc:i.lioll of Ameria will be requiled end papen will be checked P"'Yioas 10 showina. h wiD be requiled by 1he Fair M...ganmt for lbe show commiuee 10 check "'aistrlli<m papers forownenhipiDCI 1he ptoper showina ol Clllle ia lbeir retP,CCiive classu. S. EXHIBITOR MUST DB MHMBBR OF THB HOLSTBIN ASS0C1ATION. · Pmnier llsbibitor: The exhibilpr wirminalhe moll poinlt DCaiO exceed six animab owned~biled by him.self ialbe open sinaJe classeslhall be detian•ed the Pmnier Exhibitor. The scale ol poinu be lbe same u 1hll for delerminina1'remier Brieder. Pmnier Breeder: The breeder wiminalhe moll .,.X..u DCa 10 aceed animab in lbe open sinaJe classu cxbibiled by hinllelf andlor ocher exhibilon lhall be detip•ed lhe P1anier Breeder. · ' The poinu sySiem for detamlnlllaiiM rr-lwiJnedw II u followL PLACING 111 211d 3rd '4111 5111 6111 7th 1111 9111 10111 Sailor Femalel 20 . 11 16 14 12 10 I 6 4 2 BulltudJunlarF111111... 10 · .9 I 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 ARRIVAL TIME: Wednelday, A..,... '"· IQ9S • 2:00P.M.IO IO:OOP.M. JUDGING: Thursday, Augustl1, 1995 · I:OOP.M. RELEASE: Friday, August IS, 1995 · 2:00P.M. (cows in milk n..y be released Thursday after show). ENTRY FEE: $2.00 per head to be paid to the DistriCI VI Holstein aub. Entry forms m1y be obtained from Show Committee C.airman, Jim Brown, 441 Twin Bridge Road, Wellston, Ohio.45690, (614) 286-2496. AU.I!NTRJES MUST BE POSTMARkED NO LATER 111AN AUGUST 1,1!195. I. BuD calf· born 011 or after Auplt 31.1994 and eM. 4 .-uh1 old. 2. Ywtina bull· born after Auan• 31, 199310 Seilember 1, 1994. 3. S!lrU!I heifer calC· bom after February 21, 1991111d over4monlh• old. 4. WiaiCibeifercaiC · born after Novanber30, 1994111d before Mud! I 1995. Fall heifer calC • bam a1ier A•l"'l 31, 1994 end befon December I, 1994. '¥' DIVISION 303 ·MILKING SHORTHORN • Same classes as 302. DIVISION 304 ·BROWN SWISS • Same da...s as 302. DIVISION 305 • AYRSHIRES • Same classes as 302. DIVISION 306 ·JERSEYS · Same dum as 302. - $20.00 SecOIICI 15.00 l'lllnl 10.00 5.00 $20.00 15.00 ' 10.00 7.00 Foarth BEEF CATTLE •. . Sllptl'lnlelldt~~~~: 111 ._.., a VJrall WIMoa · . l!mries and enuy f- mUst be reoei•ed by 4:00p.m.. Augualllh. When tn11y feea an poid by c:heck lbe F11t ~ lhall have lbe 10 withbold payn.t ol poaniuau lldillhe ahibilor's cback II honond by 1be exhibitor's baak.lf lbe dlec:k 11 1101 valid, tn11y fee wiD be conlideJed unpaiclllld all pnminma wiD bedeciued forfeiiOd 10 1be Pair Board. • · • .AD'clule ~in Meip County euleled free upau 1be purchue oiiiiCIIIIberlbiRdcbL AU c1111e ..nc1e Meaas ~ wiD ha cbaraed $1.00 per bead after lbe padwe oluhihit,.. tic:ka. · · lu'biton i1e requiled 10 furnish certific:a&u 10 Secmary 11 time olmuy; olio 10 ~ lllperinteaclent ill s. fial!t ma:. .. wlllt;':,.:•for()pettCiuiBeefCaWe,..be10:00a.m.lo6:00pa.Sullday,A..-ulll.c.UJe oa Wedn....y,Aupi116tii. AD0peaCiaa8eefCaWe••beOidollbellclnbJ12·00 N0011 WedlleldiJIO allow llaD ·-for l-ID& Dairy CaWe. • OPEN CLASS BEEF JUDGING ON TUESDAY AT 1:00 P.M. FOLLOWED BY JUNIOR FAIR BEEF BUEDING JUDGING. . ru~ BELOW DATES WILL APPLY TO CLASSES FOR BEEF BREEDS: • J ~Calf ................................................................... Bom on qr after March I, 199S ~or Calf ................................................................._ Bom January-February 199S WUIIer Calf ...................,............................................... Bom OeiOber-Docember 1994 Senior Calf ...,:.............,................................................ Bom Auaull-Sepember 1994 ~~ey~dina ......................................................... Bom May-July I!194 J~y . g ............................................................ Bom March-Aprill994 wuor earlina ............................................................ Bom JIDUiry·February 1994 Senior Yearling !lull ................................ ,................... Bom Auaust-Docember 1993 Two Year Old Bull .......... ,............ ,............................... Bom Jenuary-July 1993 Cow-Ca!f aa11 ...................................... _ ................... Calf must nurse in lhe showrina Get of S1111 .................................................................... Th• animall from lbe same sire BEEF CA TILE CLASSES CLASS ............................................................................ Fint S!cond Third Fourth I. Spring Heifer Calf ............................... ..................... $20.00 15.00 10.00 7.00 2. Junior Hcif.cr Calf .. .. ......... ...... ... ...... ... .............. ....... 20.00 IS.OO 10.00 7.,00 3. Winter Heifer Calf ................................................... 20.00 15.00 10.00 7.00 4. Senior Heifer Calf ................... .., .............................. 20.00 15.00 10.00 7.00 5. Summer Yearling Heifer ...................................... :... 20.00 15.00 10.00 7.00 6. Spring·Yearling Heiftt .......... ...................... ............. 20.00 15.00 10.00 7.00 1. Junior Yearling Heifer ....... ......... .. ........................... 20.00 15.00 10.00 7.00 8. Grapd and Reserve C.ampion Bull ......................... RIBBON 9. Spring Dull Calf .. :...................... ............... ............... 20.00 15.00 10.00 7.00 10. Juuior Bull Calf ...................................................... 20.00 15.00 10.00 7.00 ' II. Winter Bull Calf ... ............ ...................................... 20.00 IS.OO 10.00 7.00 12. Senior Bull Calf ......................... .. .................. ........ 20.00 15.00 .10.00 7.00 13. Summer Yearling Bull .... ......... .............................. 20.00 15.00 10.00 7.00 14. Spring Yearling Bull ....... .......................... ,.... :·....... 2().00 . 15.00 10.00 7.00 IS. Junior Yearling Bull .................\'......... .. .................. 20.00 15.00 10.00 7.00 16. Senior Yearlinj Bull ........,. ..................... ............... 20.00 15.00 10.00 7.00 17. Two Year Old'Bull ............. ..... .......... ...:................. 20.00 15.00 10.00 7.00 18. Grand and Reserve C.ampion Bull ....................... R!B.BON '!9. Cow-l:aiJT iass ............................ :........ ~ .•~ ............ 20.00 15.00 10.00 7.00 20. Get of Sire .. ............................... .............:............... 20.00 15.po 10.00 7.00 21. Two y~ old Heifer · Born May I, 1993-Aug. 31. 1993 22. Cow a us - Born Prior to May I, 1993 DIVISION 401 ·ANGUS • DIVIS~N 40Z • ~~.J.AIS I \ " "' .. ..., , • • t .. , t DIVIS N 403. HEWPRD r .J .I .J' ( , •• ..... .J ...JJJ :I ,. IJ. - ... • • "- l .' '· PAGE TWENTY-FOUR .- 6. s - yeadlaJ heifer· born after Mly 31, 1994111d befon Sepanber I, 1994. 7. S!Jia.yearlmabelfer·bornllwFebnwy28,1994aaclbefono1-1,1994. I. WliiUi-yeutiacbelfer · bornafterNCM111ber30,1993111dbeforeMan:b 1,1994. 9. Stuiaryearliaa~er ·bani after Aup1131,1993IIICI befono December I, 1993. lo.Junior 2 yeuold. bam af'!er Februuy 28, 1~,-.d before Se!llember I, 1993. 11. Stuiar 2 yeu old - bam after Auaua31,19921Dd befcn Much I, 1993. ll. Junior3 yeuold cow. born after February 28. 1992111d before Sepcanber I, 1992. 13. Three~ old cow. bom after Auau11 31,1991, and before Man:b 1,1992. 14. Pouryeuold cow· bom aflet Auaua31, 1990.-.d befcn Seplember 1,1991. 1S. F'ave yeuoldcow. bom after Auaua31,1989,111d befono Seplember 1,1~ 16. Aaed cow· born before Seplember I, 1989. 17.'One Hundred Thounnd Pcund · Cow which hal procluoed over 100,000 pouncll ol mi11t. 18. Dry Cow. IbM and four year old born after AUJIIIl31, 1990 end before Seplember 1, 1992. 19. Aaed Dry Cow· born bifoi'OSepcanber I, 199G. 20. Belt 1b...e Fcmalel • atleut one owned by exhibitor. 21. Pam ODd Dauah&er -two animals, dam and dauaJ"et, IDY oae. 22.l'locluce ol dam • 'CotiSilu <i two onimals, malo or female. 23. Hen! · four femalel owned by exhibitor; wilh 111eut two 1hll have fieshened. 24. Get of Sire • ThM aniillals, IDY .... . 2S.1uni... Belt ol n..... Failalu - all owned and bred by exhibitor. '' PLAONGS-HOLSTI!INS · CLASS ............................................................................... Fint Clusu I, 2, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25.................................... . . $2o.OO Clusu 3, 4, S, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, II, 12; 13, 14, IS, 16, 17, 18, 19........................................ $20.00 DMSI~601-POULTRY.S.C. WHITBLBGHORNS '-.. Thin! $10.00 Fourth SIS.OO $10.00 $1.00 ss.oo SHEEP Buddy Erwin, Superintendent and Jim Watson Entries aose at4:00 p.m., AugustiO. ' . . . When enll)' fees are paid by check, the Fair Board shall have 1he !'&htto "':'lbhold payment of pre'!nums until the exhibitor'• cheek is honored by thuxhibito(s.bllnk. l( chedt IJ not VJhll. entry fee will be consadered unpaid end all premiums will be declared forfeited to the Fair Board. ALL SHEEP TO BE ON GROUNDS BETWEEN 1-4 p.m. ENTRy FEES: All exhibitcJrs must purchase Membership Tickets. Out of County Sheep shall pay an entry fee of$ 1.00 per head. · . . JUDGING TO BE DONE MONDAY, following Jr. Sheep Show. See General Rules for further anstruc· DIVISION SOI-SHEEP·HAMPSHIRB a.ASS ___ ,__.......- --·-- ·-..·-·····---·--·- - - - - .F'ltll 1. Ram, 2 yean end S 10.00 . 2. Rim, I year and under .. -·-· ·- ······-- -·-..·- -· 10.00 3. Ram, lamb .. _ .....................---···-··--·- -·--- 10.00 4. Bwe, 2 yean and older ......· --··-- ····-·· - --· 10.00 5. Bwe, I year and under 2 ----··--··------· 10.00 6.l!we,lamb ........... _ ................................ ...4............ 10.00 7. Flodt, I ram eny aae, I owe 2 years or over, I ewe I year and under 2 ................................ 10.00 over·····-·--------·-- 'Thin! 1.00 1.00 1.00 7.00 1.00 1.00 8.00 1.00 Fourth 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 DIVISION SOl-MERINO-Same 111bclusel il SOl. DIVISION SOJ-CORREDAI.Jl-Samo subc:lauel u SOl. DIVISION 504-00RSET-Same anbclo11e1 u SOl • DIVISION SOS-SOUTHDOWN-Same IUbclusu u SOl. DIVISION ~HAMPSHIRE-Same subdusu u SOl .· DIVISION S07-cHBVIOT-Same subdusu u SOl. DIVISION SOB-COLUMBIA-Same AJbcliiMI u SOl . DIVISION S09-SUFFOLK-Same subclallel u SOl! DIVISION SIO.TARGEB-Sime subcluSOI • SOl. · DIVISION SII·ANY OTHER RBCOGNJZED•BRBBJ>.SIIIIe subc:lula u SOl. • GRAND a..mpion Ram ......................... ROSB"m • Reserve Ollmpion Ram ........ - ............... ROSB"m • Onnd Olampion Bwe ............................ ROSB"m • Reserve Onmpion Bwe ···- ·· ·.............. ROSB"m • NOTB: Requilel DO tnlly. Aulonulic:a11y emerecL FUNERAL HOME GUYS uc1 GALS SHEEP LEAD OOMPEI IliON R•lel: Apl5~to Acllllt Co _,.a oaditlhiiCOIUiala pm:ediiO ol wool orillllliftlymade fnn woolfaliricend 1eldl bu r alhecp or llllllra )1mb. Lombl may be bonowed from lheJUIIior Ftir ... Open Clu• uhibiton. t• I Juclpl will base !heir ICiecliCII 011 the followlq: 108 MuibQrry Ave. • Pomeroy, OH. C.we or oadllwora ·50 polall Poile and Awe- . 2S . ConlnlliDd Pn.nllioa aalmal· 2S poiall r 992-2121 Plllicipmu are asbd 10 brina with tbam a wriaaldeiwiptiuo ollhe outru they an wearina end include - h i... about therrllelvelaacllheir ICiiviliel. Q.ASSBS I.S-8 3. l~UI 2. 9-14 4. Mull . SponiOted by the Meia• County Jllflior Pair Boon! Uvestodt Canmiuee. ESTABLISHED IN 1913 -· . For tW1her infQIIIIatiOII ~Michele Oueal· (614) 667-6513. Colt il $1.00. [)eacll!neforltqillntl..,il Auaua fS,199S. Dignity ~nd Service Always DEPARTMENTVI • POULTRY Vir&il Windon Superintendalt, and Dr. DouaJu Hwur and Roben Lewil. OFFERING PRE-NEED. COUNSELING . . • ·AND-.·ARRANGEMENTS . . -·~L Befl H. Ewing - Director . 4 f l ' l .. i J 'tJI i \I I J't ' • . " I J .;; I , , .' II'J ~· . o l l '\ t . t f¥#1J .• .) .•. ) ~ • j .f .,·.._~ . . ·>· ,,_,, ,j .I '·· '•'. t_ J,o l • • \ 11 t '··' 1 11 • • • ' ' ' ' ' ' J ·'"',' ,. · , - ThefollowiDa ...... UDder-~. 601 : · DMSIOf.i602-R. L RBDS DIVISION 603-WHITB PLYMOUTH ROCKS DMSION 604-BAR.RBD PLYM<XJ111 ROCXS . DIViSION fOS.WHITI WYANDO'ITBS DMSION 606-NBW HAMPSHIRB RBDS DIVISION 607·WHITB CORNISH DMSION 601-SILVERLACBD WYANDOTI1!S DMSION 609-AU. BANTAMS DMSION 610-AU. OUINI!AS --..·-- -..·--·- -·--·-""""""'"'-·- -·- ·----............. Pint Second 1. Purl ______ _ .............- ... -·- - - -·- -----..·--·-· $3.00, l. While $100 DIVISION 611.COCHIN DIVISION 612-ANY OTHER RI!COONIZI!D BRBBD OF CHICKEN DIVISION 613-0BBSB ..--- ---· ..·---·-··· ·· .......- ...... -........................................ Pint I. 'tllllau• ..__ ............ ...................................................... $3.00 2. Bmboda! ...............................- .............._................. ........ $3.00 DIVISION614-DUCKS ......... .... - -····--··---- - ---···· Pint 2. Pddn --- - --------- ----..·----·--- ---·- $3.00 3. Musoovy ·--···--·--·- ··--·.......................·---·-··- ·· $3.00 .4. MaU.ud - - - -·- ..·-··----·-- -----·---··-------·--·· $3.00 5. Any Odler Bnllld ···-··------·-- - --·- ··-----.. $3.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 1.80 Second Thin! 1.00 1.00 Thin! 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Thin! 2.00 2.00 Second 2.00 2.oo · 2.00 2.00 ~EPARTMENT VII FARM CROPS· HORTICULTURE PbyW• Spencer, Superintendent, end Debbie Spencer, Leananl Koonia and Bob Lewil. Bntria c:be ll 4:00p.m. Auplt II, 1994. , Only I ...1)' per..,_ per clau. Bxhibiton mUll pwchue Membenbip nc:bu. All eahibill shall be conectly lllllled ancl1abelecl. . ADuhlbils-beinplaceby 12:00-Monday,Aua. I4.Judaina will.beati:OOp.m. AD uhlbiiS mUIIIalllin In p1ace aadl1 p.m. Sunday, Alia- 20. A plate lliall canlilt ol five well · - 1pe 'm ns. AD produce 1D1111 be pown by lbe Cllhillilor• No [J""niuml paid on onida DCaliiiOd. In dwea where 110 oampetilion ailla ,..jf il illbe cpinion ollbe Judee. he may awanla MCOOd o r - P. Jn-;aina ~ ol qualiay and lia for correcs UN wiD be lbe pide inllead olJaraellliae. See o-nJ !{ala for further iluauc:Qonl. l!ach variety 10 be jaclaed llqiUIIely. Jucftina •poper maarit)', aood qualily, 110 o11 ... wu, _.,., ol itemt OOII'IICI, cam without ..... Olber ••1eta*"'llbown without 11a111 ortopa (llldl• beeu or canw). SU. mUll be llble pacleiDd DOt -..ri1y tho Jaraell. Produce- be pown by pln'hjror, DMsiON701.<JIWN . . a...ASS ........................................................... - •••..•••.••...•..,.............. Fllll 1. Six l!all ol Yellow Com ... ~............................ - ................. 2.00 2. Six Ban ol White Com ......................................................... 2.00 3. Six Ban While Sweet Con 2.00 4. Six Ban Yellow Sweet Com .....................,........................... 2.00 S. Six Ban Bi-color Sweet Com . ............................................. 2.00 6. Sill Ban While Popcom .................... ,.............. ... ............ _ 2.00 7. Six Ban Yellow Popcom .. -··---~................................. 2.00 8. Sil. Ban Red Popcom ........... - ............................................. 2.00 9. Six Ban Olber Color Popcom .............................................. 2.00 · 10. Six Ban Indian Com ........................................................ - 2.00 11. 1'tc:k Wheat ....................:................................................. _ 2.00 12. l'tc:k Boldtwbeat .................................................................. 2.00 13. 1'tc:k WinlerOIII .......................................................~ ......... 2.00 14.1'tc:k Sprina 0111 .............~.........,...............,........................ 2.00 IS. I'tc:k Barley .......!.......................................:......................... 2.00 16. Peck Soybean• ......................,.............................................. 2.00 DIVISION 702-POTATOES · 17. Cobblen, 5 specimen• ...............: ........................................ 2.00 Ill. Triumph,S ~ ......................................................... 2.00 19. Kennebec~, specimen• ...................................................... 2.00 2o. Seneca Buoay, S specimen• .........................................1 ..... · 2.00 21. Idlho Baken, S lpecinlenl .................................................. 2.00 I 22. l.aSoda, S specimens .................................... R.................... 2.00 23. (Name vaiiety), S specimen~ ............................................... 2.00 DIVISION 703•SWEET POTA'I'OES- 24. Nancy Hall, S spec:iment .................................................... 2.00 2S. Y11111, 5 spec:iment ....................................... ...................... 2.00 l6. Bennudas, S specimens ....................................................... 2.00 21. Oold Nuuet. s 2.00 D~I~N7'*v;r&~- ~ ~ l.OO "' '' J ... ,i, · • •• •• .) . r---.. . . :. . . .... . . . . . . . . .:. . . . . . . Thin! 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 ~ .50 .50 ·.so 1.00 .50 .50 .50 .50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00. .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .so .50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .so .so .so .50 .so .50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 e-• . . . .. .. .. .. .. . .... .... .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. ............ 29. Green c.bbaae ................................................................... 2.00 30. Red c.bbaae ........................................................................ 2.00 31. 1laa Plant ..............................................................,.............. 2.00 32. Cauliflower .......~... ............... ......... ..................... ................. 2.00 33. Toma1001, Red; SlpecimCIII .........:.................................. _ 2.00 34. TOmiiOOI, Yellow, S specimens .... ~.......:................. ......... 2.00 3S. TomaiOOI,While, S specimens ............................................ 2.00 36. Tom11001, .Pear~ S specimen.~ ...................................... 2.00 37. T0111110e1, Pear Yellow, S spec:iment .... ,....:........................ 2.00 311. Tumiloel, C!erry, S spec:imena ............:............................. 2.00 39. Tomatoes, Bi-Color ............................................................. 2.00 40. Giieu PocfPole &e.l;'S specimens ......:..:.........:............... 2.00 41. Yard Lilla Pole Beens,S lpe'imc:nl ................................... 2.00 42. ;yellow Pod Pole a-•. spec:iment ................................. 2.00 43. Green Pod Bush Be..l, lpi'C i .... ..........c.:....:............... 2.00 44. Yellow Pod Bush Be..s, S specimens .......................~ ........ 2.00 4S. Uma Beens, S 2.00 46. While Onionl. IIICCimen• ................................................. 2.00 Second l.bo .50 .so .so .so .so .so 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .50 .50 .so .so .so I.OP .so .so .50 .so .50 .so .50 .so 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 --r:oo -..oo 1.00 1.00 1.00 s s • 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.AIO 2.00 2.00 2.00 • Second 8.00 8.00 ,. 1.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 . ThiJd 2.00 3. Pair of Bnlilen - --- ··-··- --····----- --··--··· 3.00 4. Pea <i one ... two pulhu IIICI one 3.00 5. Pea ol one or two Jl..llld em Coct -- - -·-:..-... - - ..... 3.00 tions. All sheep must be registered. All sheep to be on grounds.between 1·4 p.m. on Sundly. Must be removed, Saturdly morning before 9 a.m. ----·------·-·---·----·--··-···--····--·--·--,... . . ....... . .. .._. ... . . .. . . -.. .. . .--·-Pint ...... . . Second ~.: i~C:,': coc:bnl------··--· Second SIS.OO DEPARTMENT V a.ASS 0 , ,1,(¥) .so 1 0 ' I,IJ!l,' . . : 1.'00 •.• .!5<1 . ,.sq . ! .50 .. �• ' ' ( . PAGE TWENTY-SIX: . . --..... . 47. Ycllow OniCliiS, S ~ ............................................... 48. Red Onions, S IJ""' I I Gil ..........,.................,.......:::::::......... 49. Pimenroe, S "!'CcimeDI ........................................................ SO. HOI Peppen, S ~- ................................................... Sl. Sweet Peppen,•S lpCIClllltlll ............................ A .................. Sl. Becu, 5 opecimalo .............................................................. S3. CanOlo, S opecimeno ...............................:............................ S4. Tumipl, S 1pecimeno ...................................;..........:............ ss ..a- Qvnmben, s opecimcns ...........-······-···---····-.. S6. While Qvnmben, s opeQneiw ........... -............................ S7. Pictie, 5 lp«iii>CDI ----······ .......................................... 2.00 2.00 2:00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 sa. au.. Pille, s Ill' [ · ,..,...................................................... 2.00 S9. Field l'llmptiD ---·--·--·-·--··-······-·-···-····--·-·--· 60. Pie l'llmptill .. __________ ,,............................................. 2.00 2.00 .so .so .so - J.OO 1.00 t.oo· .so .so t.OO 1.00 UlO 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 61. Ouba~ .-·---"·----·- -·-··-···-·:-···-·-······-···-··--·- 2.00 62. Zucchiai ----·-----·---·-·-·······-···-·-···-······-··-- 2.00 63. Summer Squub -----·-·-·····················-·· ..-·--···-·-·· 2.00 64. Pauy ~ Squub --···-·-···-·······-·······-···········-·-····-······ 2.00 6S. Banana Squuh ··-·--·-·······-······-······-·············-·············· 2.00 66. Croobd Neck Squalh ......................................................... 2.00 67. Acoin .................................................................................. 2.00 68: Buaemut .................................. ,........................................... 2.00 DMSION 704.(J()URl>s .50 .50 .50 .50 , .so " .50 .50 .50 30 .50 .50 .50 .so .50 69. Dipper Gounb (2) -·-·················'··········-··························· 2.00 70. Omamcnlll Gclunb (S or more) ............•...........:..............~ 2.00 D~I~,;.~i:;rfs> ...~............... ........................................ 2'00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .so 72. Otarleoloo Gny ................................................................. 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1:00 1.00 1.00 .50 .50 73. Congo···········-····--···············································-··-···· 74. Gold 7S. (N1mo vari01y) :.................................................................. 16: Canllloupe, Holoo ···-······-······-················ .. ···········-···-···· n. Canllloupo, Pafcc:licn ·········-··········-················-···-··-···78. (Nome variety)·................................................................... DMSION 7CJ6.APPLES . 79. Stayman Wioooap:-...... -................................................. Bo. Jonathon ............................................................................. 81. Rome Beauty ................................................................... 82. Rod Doliciouo ............................:.............................:.......... 83. Golden Odiciouo ••....•••...........•.. :....................................... Gem·····-····--········-··········-··································-· 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 84. Grime~ Golden··-·--···········-··························.. ~··············· 2.00 85. Mlidon Bllllh .............................................................:....... 2.00 86. (NIDIO Variely) ................................................................... 2.00 DMSION 707-0TilER FRUITS 87. l'nlno Plum, piotr............................................................... 2.00 · ' \ 88. DomiCil Plum, plate -·-···-····-··············-..··············-········· 2.00 89. Groen Gap Plum, piotr ..................................................... 2.00 9o. Red Plum, piotr ----··-······-··-·--·-···-·-·······-··--········ 2.00 91. Gnpe, Calcan1, pllle --·--···--···············-·-·······-······· 2.00 92. Gnpoo, N'aqua, piotr--·-·······-··-··········'··-·········-·-·-···· 2.00 " 9], Xcifori'ar, plale •-••-••••••-••••••••••••••••••••••oouu•-••-•• 2.00 94. Banlca Pcu, plate--·····-·-···-··-·-·-·-·······-·······-········ 2.00 95. Suaar Pear, plate ----·--·-·-···-·--·-···········-·-··-...·· 2.00 ~ ;;: :::::- YoJ!ow, plale ................................................... 2.00 • White, plate ..........................................._____ 2.00 . 98. Quiace, plalc ------···-·-··---·-········-···---·---·- 2.00 D~~~pllle ......... __ .......·-···-·--·-··........................ 2.00 , ' .so .50 .so 1.00 1.00 1.00 6 .50 .50 .so .50 .50 .50 .50 .so 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 .so .50 .50 .50 .50 ,50 J() .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 • .so .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 C.U I.BOitDiopayafOanlrnl'loduce.--........................... SIS SIO SS $2.50 (DOl Oftt 241 nat-1hlll30 ilems, llleaot 10 cliff- ftli«ia. Punch hole in p!prplate llld tie enuy Ill~ 011111 a.n... DIYISION 709-LARGBST SP1!C1M1!N Can L·Lararlli'otalo ·-----·--·-···········-·····•••••······-··· 3.00 3.00 c.·Lararll Wllemleloa ---·--·-··--·--····-·--·---·-·-·-····· 3.00 d.·Lifarll Apple ---·---·-·····-·--·-··-····-·-·-·--·-···-·· 3.00 e.·Lararll TOIIIIIO ---·-·-·--··-···-··--·-··-···------·-··-··· 3.00 f.·Lifaell Bect ....................................................................J. 3.00 &··Lararll Ciii:UIIIbor ................................................................ 3.00 h.·L.oaaat o.......bcr -----..........................:......................... 3.00 i.·LaraOil Onioa .. --·----·-·-·--·-...................................... 3.00 j.·LifaOil Swec~l'otalo ............................................................... 3.00 k.·Lararll Turnip ............... !........... - ............................. ,........... 3.00 L·J..araOil Squub........................................................................ 3.00 m.·LifaOil.Contaloupa ............................................................. 3.00 D.·Lararll E.ar af Com ............................................................... 3.00 O.·l..on&Oil Bean ........................................;................................. 3.00 · DrJi:Sr~e.;lgobbaso ...................... - ............... _:........................ 3.00 I ' a ... 1. Ftak Veacubico...........,. .......... $4.00 GENERAL RULES ·FAIR FLOWER SHOWS I. AD clu~e~ of lite diow •~ open to all residalu or Meip County llld to Ill member~ or a Meip County Garden Qui;. One cloeo nat have to be a member of a auden dub 10 enter. Enby fee Jequired illite pun:ltue of a membenhlp ticket. · 2. Junior clasieo are open 10 ayone under 19 yean af aae. 3.1hhihiton must prepue llteir entry IIJ in llteir own handwnlins- Theoe must be in lite~ af tho fair - . r y no Iller thin 4:00 PM Thunday, Ausust 10. Entrieo may be made by maiL NO lelephoae enuia accepcod. 4. Show 11 will be llaJed 011 Monday, Au&UIII4, 199S. Entriet for exhibil and judaina mull be ia the hllldo oflltdair sltowCCllllllliaee bef-12:00Noon.,dlef'tin place until the ICCOIId s1tow ilsta&od. &c:cpticn: container J10W11 pl.,II and the educatioaal claso will be left until the clole of the showollld IDIIY be oickod uo s-lay'*- lllld 3 pm. Show 12 will be llqlld 011 'llllnday, Aup17, 1995. Somualel u s1tow fl. Enlri01 anivin& lale will DOl be .iudDd. marbd fc, exhillit only.l!drioo laDOVed before lhe ltlled time will fodcia aay panilml dac 1he ahibitar. Tbe fair baud and the tibow cammiaee- accepc the reapMalholity for loll or cbnaqed ilema; lbaefor, the aoe af V1l1ualllo artid01 il 10 be clilcoura&ed. aad IIICb uoe il lhe lelplllllibility olllte ahibit«. Any ouch ilaa may be teiDO¥ed after judaina if a sailab1o ...,.__for lite item ... lllbllituled 10 !bat lhe effocli-• o! the exhibil will DOl be diminilhed. 'Ihillhould be dCIIe only in , exc:eplioaol c:iralmlliiiCCI. E•bihUan ue OIICIOUIIIpd tonwk theirliiiiiC m...n.. in a iDIX'IIii*''OUI place. Judcin&lll :00 Jill bclh dayL . . S. Bllhibitcn milll write their name, addr.1 and club name, if a member, 011 the bKk ol.the IIIli)' 111 fumilhod. Tho ccmmiaee will abo fumilh a 3rl card en wbicb the exhibitormustlilt Ill plaalllllleriala utec1 in the exhlbiL Honicultu~ opecimenl ue 10 be libeled willt the aenus, species aad variety 1111110. (l!umple: Role, Hybrid Tea, Peace). . 6.1hhihiton may enter u many duiCI u dOiiJed. Only oae (I) auy par daa il pennined in lite artiltic IOl2ion, but lite exhibitor may make up 10 6enlriel in eacb Horticulture Clu• so 1ona u eacb erary il a difrera~t variety or type. The show committee I'OICtYOI the risht 10 recluoify ..- qroup exltibiu u deemed necessary ID increue the effectiveneu ol the obow, or who~ number af enlrieo wamnt. 7. No arti6cia1 plant materials alloWed in any c:lw. BuOI and accenori01 are allowed in all clu101 uocd at tho IUpOIIIibilityofthe ahibitor. AD clas101 must coatain 101110 plant)Dateriol; uoe or fJalt p1art material enc:ooraged whe~ poon'blll. Artificially colored or uealed dried materiab are allowed in all cla1101. &. ARRANGEMENTS ARB NOT TO DB MADB ON THB SHOW TABLES. Lut minute adjustmcnu should be made 0111lte WOIIt tablOI. ' 9. The showiOcm will be cleared at IUlO Nocn lhow day 10 prepire lite room for judgina.Judgina by lito Standard System acmrdingto lite OHIO ASSOCilATION OF qARDEN CLUBS' Handbook will basin I :00 Jill eacb shaw day. Decilion af lite 1ud&e il FINAL . I 0. The poued planu, oducatiCIIol Wlibill u well u lito ICCOIId show Wlibiu will mnain in ploce until s...c1ay ati:OOJIII. , II. The Educatlcnol CluiCI are not for compelition, but are a11igned to opecific clubo as display enlrieo. They will remain In plac:e umi1 Sunday. 12. C1wa will allow opac:eo few amngomenu no wider lltan 28 inch01 or l01s ad no lll1er than 48 inc:hcl or leso. 13. Noartistic:arranaemcn~may win more than meal lite following ribbons: Bell af Show,Rooerve Boat ot Show and Ctutivity. ' The followinaawardo will be pven at OICh show. SENIOR BBST OF SHOW .............................................................................................................. S 3.00 SENIOR RESERVE BEST OF SHOW ........................................................................................ ~2.00 SENIOR HORnCULTURE SWEEPSTAKES ................................................................................. 3.00 CREATIVITY AWAIU> ........... _ ............... - ............... - ................................................................... 3.00 1\JNIOR BBST OP SHOW .................................... - ............................... ,....................................... 2.00 1\JNIOR RESERVE BEST OP SHOW .................... _ ..,_......... - ..............._ ................................... 1.00 1\JNIOR HORnCULTURB SWEEmAKES ......................................................................,...... _.2.00 • 1\JNIOR HONORABUl MENllON ................................................................................................. 1:00 RIBBONS AND PREMIUMS: . Attillic: Blue-$2.00 Red-$1.75 Horticultun and Junior llllhibilo: Bluo-$1.75 Red-$ I .SO Partic:ipatiat ribbcn will be pvestro all Jlqlior rnlriu. ' Whi111-$I.SO Whitc-S1.2S llianJ.-------·-------·--·----------·--····-·--·---·--. Siano:--··--------·-----·----------·--. . . . . . . --.. . . . . . .... ----·---------·--------Middlepott Jlbolop1pby.:...---------------. . ---------·----.:-----L--Kaaaa Sbow---------···-.. . -----·----..·----·----.. -.;/. . . . Show Shade Valley Clau Mi"ddcport AaWeur elab: Fint SM.................................... _ ...... - .... -----···--................ ___,_____.. Wildwood Clab: SOc!DI Sbow-----·---------~-~ Wary ~t: Pint W'andin& Tnil l'laclemrat: Seeoad Sbow...........----·-··------ ---·-···........ - .................... Rutland Friendly Juniors: Fint SM....................... ~...................:......................................;.. ..............,_ ................ Oteoter Junion: Second Show................ - ................................................................................................. a.... Ribii!Jn PlacemcDt: Fillt Show......:...- ...- ...................... ---·--·-·--·-·-..·-·--·---.............. Rutland ' Ribbcn l'l.accmtet: Second Show.-....................................................................- .......................,_. Stu Sea Up Ausua llllt ............................................................................................................. W'andina Trii1 Cleall up: Thunday IIIOIIIina-..............................................................................................._.AD Clubl Clean up: Suaday ....................................................- ....................--.................................... AD Clubl $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 "" SHOW ONE • Ed Hoher, Suporintmdall; llld Brent ZUt1e : jolnll7 bJ The Fair Board and lht Metp Soli II c-lloft D11tr1ct Enlri~ IDIIY made at Secrmry'o Office on August I 0 llld II betore 4:00p.m. IWtibilon mUJt purdlasc Mombenhlp nc:kots. AD exhibiu mUll be in plac:e by 11:00 Lm. Moncby, Ausustl4. Blthlbilon must brin& whole bolo for judJin&. No round bola. Ray becomelthe property of the Fail Board and will not be retulnod ro exhibiiOI'I. Jud&e will take a olide af bay from the middle of the bole for judainan.- mull be atleutiO cxhibiu te» make a show. · Hay must be aroom by the exhibitor. Tl1lphiet aod ribbcnl will be fumiohod by SWCD. S gf!!s:~~:loJ~.wg: PARTY Claao 11. GREEN WITH ENVY I. 7S• or Men Alfalla ........ - ........................ - ..,... --... -....... $20.00 . 2. AD <iluul -------·-·-·····--................... _................... $20.00 3. 4Mio or Lea Let----.---.. --..,.-·-·--·---·----..: $20.00 . Sec:cnd IS.OO IS.OO 1~.00 USiNG ONE OR MORE BALLOONS ALL FOUAGE SHOW TWO DIVISION711: Q.ASS --••-••••••---•••••n•-•u~... ~..............:::..: .........:......,.. First- -1995 Meigs County Fair Flower Show Monday, August 14 and Thursday,·August 17 · Theme: "Memories" , DIVISION 801· ADULT Ct... I. ATHREE RING CIRCUS THREE CONTAINER SYNERGISTIC CI... 2. A ZOO ABSTRACT DESIGN Ct... 3. A BOWL OF CHERRIES ' ARRANGEMENT USING SHADES OF RED Claao 4. A UTI'LE BIT OF HEAVEN REUCIOUS . Cl... 5. OW MEMORIES USING DRIED A/OR FRESH FLOWERS Clau 6. CRANDCHIWREN MINI~TURE Clau7. A BALL CREATIVE MASS Claao 8. A LOVE OF NATURE DRIED MATERIAL DIVISION 802 INVITATIONAL "'PEN TO PUBUC" Clw 9. LOVE SHARED ANY TYPE ARRANGEMENT DEPARTMENT Vll-A HAY SHOW -· Flowers and Plants . Otaitpencno ·Alice ThompSCII, Karen Werry aad Gladyo Cuminp FLOWER SHOW OOMMI'ITIIB EOUCAnONAL DISPLAY: ...............................................--............................................... W'tndin& Tnil b.·l..uJat Pumptia ----·-·-···---·-···..·-···--·--·--...•• ; DEPARTMENT VIII Superinlendent: Addolou Lcwil Third 10.00 10.00 10.00 DMSION SCM· ADULT C~J2. UFE IN THE FAST LANE Ct... 13. ALL IN ADAYS WORK Claao 14. IN DAYS CONE BY Cluo 15. SINGLE MEMORY Claao 16. FAITH IN THE FUTURE Clau 17. TAKE A CHANCE VIBRATILE - ~· ·CREATIVE VERTicAL DESIGN RUSTIC OB OLD TYPE CONTAINER . ONE KIND OF FLOWER ONE KIND OF FOUAGE STILLUFE • MODERN·B.OLDFORMANI1COLOR · • • · • Claao 18. PATIENCE IN THE FUTURE ARRANGEMENT OF ROSES Claao 19. NEW SOURCES OF IDEAS TRANSPARENCY DIVISION 805 INVITATIONAL "'PEN TO PIJBUC" Claao 20. MY FAIR ENTRY YOUR CHOICE OR INTERPRETATION DIVISION 806- JUNIOR USING CANDLE OR CANDLES Claao 21. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION MASS ARRANGEMENT Claao 22. CROWING OivtSION 807 HORTICULTURE SENIOR s_. ahow acheclule for Moaday aad Tburaday Cia... 23. ROSE HYBRID TEA WHITE OR NEAR WHITE Claao 24. ROSE HYBRID TEA PINK OR PINK BLEND Claao 25. ROSE HYBRID TEA RED OR RED BLEND . Claaa 26. ROSE HYBRID TEA YELLOW Claao 27. ROSE HYBRID TEA PEACE Claaa 28. ROSE HYBRID TEA nJLL BLOWN ANY COLOR Claao 29. ROSE FLORIBUNDA ANY COLOR I SPRAY Cluo 30. ROSE GRANDIFLORA ANY COLOR 1 SPRAY a... 31. ROSE MINIATURE ANY COLOR I SPRAY Clua 32. MARIGOW LARGE I BLOOM a... 33. MARICOW SMALL 3 BLOO~ C1ua 34. ZINNIA CACTUS 111LOOM C1ua as. ZINNIA MINIATURE S BLOOMS Clua 36. ZINNIA DAIBIA n.oWERED I BLOOM I BLOOM CluaS1.SUNFLOWER LARGE ' I BLOOM Clue 38. SUNFLOWER SMAU up 1o 2" C1ua 39. DAHUAS POM POM Clue 40. CACTUS DAHUA . 0...41. DECORATIVE DAHUA OVER3112" Clue 41. BAIL 2' TO 3 112" DAHUA Clua .U. MINIATURE BAll. SINGLE C1ua -M. AFRICAN VIOLETS DOUBLE Claao 45. AFRICAN VIOLETS Cluo 46. FLOWERING HOUSEPLANT Clua47. FOUACE HOUSEPLANT ' DIVISION 808 JUNIOR HORTICULTURE· S. .e For MoDday oad Tbu....I.y Claao 48. ZINNIA LARGE Clau 49. ZINNIA SMALL Claao 50. MARIGOW LARGE Claaa 51. PERENNIALS· 3 DIFFERENT IN VASE DMSION 809 EDUCATIONAL Clua 52. ROSES DEPARTMENT IX • Domestic Arts Superintendant-A~ Lcwi1 O.airpencno: !Cay Frecleric:k llld Karen Lodwidt DOMESTIC ARTS RULES I. BN11lY PBB: Manbenhlp tlcbt. . 2. ADenlriOI mull be made by 4:00p.m. Thunday, AugUiliO,at the aecretary'o office. • 3. l!drioo Oil the IOQ'dar)''l bodt be chqod ....... the rauh of llteiOQ'dary. 4. No more than one (1) rally in lite same duo by same penon. 5. AD wodt mull be by lito exhibitor. 6. Aa anic1e ea~ercd in the WIOIII clu• will naa be judaed. 7. Anic:1el can cnly be entered in milc:ellaneou1 if awropriate cluo il natlilled. 8. Now woott aad now ideu will be Jiven preference. Cleanlineos will be conoideredin awardina pemiums. 9. Anic:1el wimina ribbon• within lite put 2 y..nwill be acluded. 10. An)'lhina removed before Sunday, AuaUII20 will fodeit pemium. 11. AtticiOI may be brought 10 the domestic uu display in the Senior Fair Buildina between 9 a.m. and 12 noon en Saturday, Ausull lldt with entry tap IOCUrely futened. 12.JucJain& will begin 1112:30 p.m. Saa!nlay, Ausuotll. ' . 13. I!Wbitcn are mponlible few claimin& their work betwem I and 3 p.m .. Sunclay, AuaUII 20. Noshin& IDIIY be removed bef- thil time. I 14. See Genenl Rules for furlher iftouuc:tions. IS. Conuniaee il n01 responsible for damaae or l01e1. 16. No Best af Show·Awanted 10 Profeosioaals I 11. Judaina C1ocod JUOOINO IS AS R>LLOWS: Appwanc:e-10 pacent · Stylo-10 percent Wcidau-hip-50 pacent . Mllaiall·30 pacent BcA ol ~l1"11Unl wiD u followl: ROS Pluo $3.00: Adult Sewina C1otltina • 1910 34 .• 40 10 43 ~ Ctildnln Clolhina • 110 II Croc:bet • '"10 ss <Wdea Needle • 3S to 39 Knil- S6.., 62 AfaJtano·63to71 Neadlcaft • 9210 113 Qailll· 7210 •• Dol1l • 11410 111 Mile. Cnlu- 8910 91 • II? to 128 DIVJSIQN 901-CHJLDRIIN'S a.OTHINO up 10 llld includin& Size 6 a... I • Dna; I pc. ...........................:........................................... 2.00 1.75 1.50 1.50. us C.U 2 • Dnu; 2 pc. or~ A Blaule ----.......................... 2.00 1.25 1.50 a... 3 ·Slerpwar ....·-·--·-·--·-·--..·---~-----..·--·....... 1.7S 1.00 1.25 a... 4. Play Outfit ----·..-----·--·--·..--·--·---..·-·· 1.50 1.50 1.7S a... s . Saaday Belt--·---------·~----·----·--·-- 2.00 1.50 1.25 a... 6. Boy'• 1.7S .15 1.00 a... 7 • T SIWt -----·--------·--·-............................ 1.25 • 1.00 1.25 .- a... I .Shift or Btc- ---·-·-----···-·-........;:;_................ 1.50 CHILDR1!N'S CL011DNO • Siaa 710 12 . I.SO . 1.25 au. 9. Boy'• ~------·-----·-·-·.. ·---~----·-·--· 1.73 aa.. 10. Back to Scbocl Oulfil __ ..; _________ ..................... 2.00 1.15 1.50 a... 11 • Skin A Blowe or Panu A Top ............:........................ 2.00 1.15 I .SO a... 12. Dnu; I pc. .....:............................................~ ................ 2.00 1.15 1-:50 au. 13. J!"'''"' ............................................................................ 1.73 1.50 1.25 Clau 14 • Slecjlwear ..- Lclswe Wiar .....:........... - ............... : ......:. 1.7S . 1.25 I .SO 1.75 I .SO a... IS· SWiday 2.00 a... 16. Shoru .............................\.._ ........................................... 1.25 1.00 .15 Clall 17 • Piain T Shin ....................... __,..................................... 1.25 1.00 .15 1.25 1.00 Cluo IS· Blouoe ..-Skin ..... - ....................................................... I .SO DIVISION 902-ADULT CLOTHING Clu1 19. Skin A. Blouoe or Pan11A Top ....................................... .2.1S l.SO 2.00 Clu• 20 • Suit/Sitillcw Panu ......................:..................................,.. 2.1S l.SO . 2.00 l.SO 2.00 Cluo 21 ·C.,. or Jacket (lined or unlined) .................................... 2.73 . I.SO C.U 22 ·Sleep or Leisure Wear .................................................... 1.75 . 1.25 1.75 I .SO C.U 23 ·Pony Wear (Dreoo Up) .................................................... 2.00 us-'· - - ··t.so Cill 2A • Drus • Cdlcn or Bleild ............ ;:.....:....:::....................... 2.00 - ~ .15 1.00 a... 25. Shoru ......................................... _.:................................ ' 1.25 1.50 .• 1.25 a... 26 ·Blowe ...........................................:................................ 2.00 .15 1.00 Clau 'l7. T.Sitin ....................... _.:............. _ ................................. 1.25 pass 21• SlecJt.... A.ol.~......,,.,,.. ~l.A·"·•·••'••.'•..r,,r1,J.,l,.I.,A.~.~:.I.............. 1,()() ' ' ' ' 160· '. ' .. •1!25 "'•wuded l'lnu-----·-------------·-·--·-·. . . Best---·-···---............................................. O..s 29 ·.l'hctical Apron ............................................................... I.SO 1.25 1.25 aau 30 • Fancy Apron ................................................................... I .SO Clan 31 ·Man's Sleepwearor Lcilure Wear ................:................. 1.7S I .SO O..s 32- Mon'o Shirt .................................................................,.... 2.00 I .SO . Clau 33. Man's T Shirt .................................................................. 1.25 1.00 Clasl34 ·Man's Miscellaneouo ...................................................... I .SO 1·.25 DIVISION 903 ·GOLDEN NEEDLE AWARDS (Exhibitors As• 60and Over) . Clan 35 • I pc. Dreu .....................................:................................ 2.00 1.7S aa.. 36 . Skirt ................................................................................ 2.00 i.15 Claoo 37 • Blouse .................................................................:........... 2.00 I .SO aa•• 38 - Slaclu .............................................................................. 2.00 1.!50 O..s 39 • Sleep or Lci1we Wear .................................................... 1.7S I .SO DIVISION 904 ·Fashion ACCCIIOriOI Olhcr Than Listed O..s 40- Collar .............................................................................. I .SO 1.25 O..s41 • Hat .............. - ...........:..................................................... I .SO 1.25 Clau 42 ·Scarf................................................................................ I .SO 1.25 O..s43. Vea ................................................................................. I .SO 1.25 DIVISION 90S -CROCHET O..s 44 • Cardiaon (Man'• or Woman'•) ........................................ 2.50 2.2S q... 45 -l'llllover (Man'• or Woman'•) ........................................ 2.50 2.2S 0..1 46 - Sweater (Child'o) ............................................................ 2.00 1.50 I .SO 0..1 47 ·Sweater Set (Baby) ......................................................... 2.00 O..o 48 ·Hat, Scarf, Glova or Millenl......................................... 1.7S I .SO O..s 49 • Shawl or Lap Robe .........,............................................... 2.00 1.7S 1.7S Claso 50 • Doily (14" or Under) .................................................,.... 2.00 Clau S1 • Daily (over 14") .............................................................. 2.2S 2.00 1.25 O..o S2 • PunoorTClle ........ - ................. - .................................. I.SO 1.00 O..o S3. Pot Helder (1) .................... -·--·-····-....................... 1.25 S4. v.. ___ ,...........--...................................................... 2.00 1.7S a... S5. Bubl ...................... - ....:,_ ................................. ~....... I .SO 1.25 DIVISION 906 ·KNIT 0..1 S6 • Cardipa (Man'• or Wcn~~~'1) ........... ..;........ c .............. 2.50 2.2S 2.2S O..o S7 -l'llllover (MaD'• or Wcn~~~'o) --·-·---......................... 2.50 1.1S tlui58 ·I'IIIJovH(C!ii!I'J) ................... tt......_.~·-·---~ 2JXL 1.1S a..s S9. s - Set (Baby) ..................................... _ ...... ,......... 2.00 1.7S O..s 60 ·VOlt ...............................................,.............................. 2.00 1.75 O..o 61 • Shawl or .Lap Robe ......................................................... 2.00 1.50 O..o 62 • Olova, Mi11e111, or Hat ......................................... ..,...... 1.7S DIVISION 907 · AFGHANS 1.15 O..o 63 • Baby AfaJton·Crocbet ..................................................... 2.00 1.1S a... 64 • Baby AfaJton Knit .......................................................... 2.00 2.50 O..o 6S ·Rippe Af&hon .............. :................................................. 3.00 2.SO 0..1 66- Afaha Squar01 .............................................................. 3.00 l.SO a... fil . Mahan Shell .............:................................................... 3.00 2.SO O..o 68 • AfaJton Mixed Slilcb ...................................................... 3.00 l.SO a... 69. Plain Knit AfaJtan .........................................;................. 3.00 l.SO a..s 10. Fancy Knit Afaltan ......................................................... 3.00 2.50 a... 71 - AfaJton wiJh Eml!teidely ................. - ...................,. ....... 3.00 DIVISION 908 • QUU.TS • Mull Be Finilhed • 2.2S O..s 72 • Piec:ed Aatique ............................................................... l.SO 2.2S O..s 73 • Embroidered Aatique ........................................... _ ...... 2.50 3.00 O..s 74 • Painted -Hand Quilted .................................1................. 5.00 2.00 aa.. 75 • Painted • Machine Quilled ......................,...................... 4.oo 3.00 0..1 76 • Piec:ed ·Hand Quilted ...................................... _ ........... 5.00 2.00 O..s 77 • Piec:ed ·Machine Quilted .............................................. 4.00 ' 3.00 Clau 78 • Awliquc- H•d Quilled ................................................ 5.00 ' 2.00 a..s 79 • Awlique ·Machine Quilled ........ - ................................ 4.00 2.00 O..s 80 .• Embroidered • Machine Quilled..................................... 4.00 3.00 O..s 81 · Embroidered· H.,d Quilted .......................................... 5.00 O..s 82 • Quilt • Mixed Tcdmique or Canbined 3.00 2ormoreTechnique ......................................... 5.00 2.00 Clan 83 • Quih Prq>rinted Hand or Machine Quilted .................... 4.00 2.00 O..s 84 ·Crib Quilt· Hand Quilted .............................................. 3.00 1.75 O..o 85 -Crib Quilt· Machine Quilted .............;........................... 2.00 a... 86. Crib Quilt· Pia Printed ................................______ ...... 3.00 2.00 2.00 Clau 87 ·Wall Honain& (Any Sia ..- Tedmlque) ......................... 3.00 ' NOTE: Muot Have Means To Dioplay ' 2.00 O..o 88 • Canrort ·Tied .. - ........................... - ...... - ...... _ ........... 3.00 . ' DIVISION909-RUGS , 2.00 Clu189 ·Laid! Hod< .......................................:............................. 2.25 2.00 Clau 90 • Braided .......................... - .........:.................................... 2.2S Clau 91 • Crochet ................ -:..... __________............. _ .......... 2.25 2.00 DIVISION-910 • NBBDLBCRAPT O..o 92 • Pictwu MUST HAVB HANGER 1.50 (II ·It 16 or Under) ........ ~....... -...................... 1.15 I .SO a... 93. Counted c.o.. Sli1cb ....................~-·-·· ..........- .......... 1.7S 1.50 a... 94. Colored Embroidery ..........·--·--·--·-....................... 1.7S I .SO Can 9S ·Needlepoint ....................... _ ..................................., ...... 1.7S I .SO Clau 96- Cnwel ~ .............. - ................................................--... 1.75 ., 1.50 ' 0..197 ·Painted (No Canvu) ........................................................ 1.7S ' Piclura OYer I h 16 a... 91· Counted Crou Sli1cb ...................................................... 1.7S 1.50 a... 99. Cd(/led Embroidery...................................................... 1.75 1.50 a... 100. Needlepninl .................... - .......................................-. 1.7S 1.50 0..1 101 • CIIIWd ................... _: ........... _:c ......... .;.".:..........:... 1.75 · I .SO Clau 101· Plinled (No Caavu).................................................... 1.75 1.50 i.SO a... 103 • I Embroidered l'l1lowcMo --·-·-·-............-............... 1.7S I .SO Clau 104. I Painled Pi1lowcMe ...;........................................ ---· 1.7S 1.75 Clau 105 • 1 Crou Stitda Oubi111 ............................................ -- 2.00 O..o 106 • I Cud m ~ CuohiOD ~ ...... - ......................................... 2.00 1.15 1.75 107 • I Pia Printed Calhioa Quilted ............................. ---·- 2.00 a..s 101 • 1·c~ OIJhlllll ....:.:................................................... 2.00 1.7$ , Cla11 109 • ll'aldlwolll Cuohion Quilled .......... _ ........................ 2.00 1.75 O..o 110 ·Embroidered Tablecloth ............................................... 2.00 1.75 O..o Ill • Stuffed Animal Under 12" ............................................ 2.00 1.7S O..s 112 ·Stuffed Animal Over IT .............................................. 2.00 ' 1.75 O..o113 ·I POl Holder· OlhcrThan Uolod ...........................;..... 1.25 1.00 .DIVJSION911· DOLLS Clauii4·AmishDcll(aOllt) ....................................................... 2.00 2.00 O..o liS ·Apple Head Doll .......................,.................................. 3.00 l.SO a... 116. Ctoch Doll (Oihcr) ........................................................ 2.50 2.00 O..s 117 ·Doll Mixed Material...................................................... 2.50 2.00 a... 118 . Poroallin Doll=,................................r.. .....; .........~ ..... 3.00 l.SO DIVISION 912 • HOUDAY CRAFT O..s 119 • Cllristmas Tree Skirt .................................................... 2.50 · 2.00 a..s 120'• Cllristma1 Slockina ...................................................... 2.00 1.15 O..s 121 • Cllristmal Tree Ornament .................._..................... -. 1.50 1.25 a... - 1.00 1.00 1.25 ' 1.25 .15 1.00 I .SO I .SO 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 1.25 1.25 1.25 I .SO I.SO • 1.7$ 1.00 .7S I .SO 1.00 2.00 2.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.25 1.50 IJO 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 I.SQ 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.7S 1.15 1.75 1.25 -1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.50 I .SO 1.50 I .SO I .SO I .SO 1.50 I .SO .7S a... 1.75 2.00 ' ~ 5 1.1S I .!SO 1.00 ' • �. PAGE TWENTY.f:IGHT aua 122 · Holiday &tcriar Door Decomion --·-····: •••..••••..••.•••. DIVISION 913 • OTifER CRAFI'S aus 123 • Hancn.dc Buket Under 15" ....................................... au. 124. Handmade Basket Over 15" ·····-··-···-········--··...······· aus 125 ·Wood Croft Under 6" ...........- ..................................... aus 126 ·Wood Cnl\7" to 18" .................................................... No Larae hans I 2.00 1.15 I .SO 2.50 2.50 I .SO 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.25 1.75 1.75 1.15 1.00 I .SO CERAMICS aus 127 ·Molded • wilh fued finiJh ............................................ 1.50 1.25 1.00 Clsssi28-Molded-wihnenfuedfiniJh ....................................... 1.50 1.25 1.00 PLASTIC CANVAS Ous 129 ·Household Anicle ......................................................... 1.25 1.00 .15 au. 130. s -.......................................................:.................. 1.so 1.25 1.00 DIVISION 914 • BESI' DRESSED CONCRETE GOOSE CONTEST Ous I • Ouistmu ........................................................................... 2.00 !.50 au. 2. Euler.................................................................................. 2.00 I .SO . aus 3 · Halloween .......................................................................... 2.00 1.50 au. 4 -·Pariocic ............................................... -............................ 2.00 1.so au. 5 - Miscdloneous..................................................................... 2.00 I .SO Best ol Show $3.00 Reserve Best ol Show $2.00 Entries must be in place Solurday, Auawal2, by 12 noon. Cooed Judaina Sotunloy af1emoon 112 p.m. Geese will be judaed llld displayed in Coon Hunlen buildin&- EliCh dilf.....,t clus outfit must be displayed on its own inclividualaoose. DEPARTMENT X· AMATEUR PAINTING Carolyn Ritchie - SuperWcndent ENTRY FEE: Membellhip ticket. Entries must be in place by Sllwday, Auaust 12, 12:00·Noon. l!alria -be felilllnd A~~p~t9IIICIIO aati14 P.M., oftlce ol F* Socnaory. An abililcpe. I.-GO 1.111., Maaday, A..- 14. C1oled .iudPaa. 2.-GO p.m.. s-.y, AaJIIIII2. • AMATI!UR PAJN'I1NO RULBS I. JUNIOR il Ill)' lllill--llla •• oil I yean. 2. ADULT ilcy 111i1t -die eae olll yean. 3. Only - CIIIIJ per lllill iD ada dw. . ' 4. EliCh poialina be lbe CJriainol weft oldie utili. 5. EliCh peinlina ..,.not haw been shown albe Fair bcf01e. 6. No tube or number .,.niaa. 7. All eatries mwa have C1111J tea IIIKbed to plintina, 'llld IUdy to IIana or will not be "'A:Cpped. 8. Any~ ea'l1!na ewer half lbeir inclome from peintina Cllllnot be judaed. · 9. The judaes decisiilns .,. final lad definile. · 10. Paiminas en> limited to 16.20 wilhout fnmes. II. The P* cnmmillte inot raponsible for lou or dernap. , . 11 &hjhjts nmcJ¥ed befooe I:OOp.111. Sunday, AuJWl20 will forfeillll)' ribbon or ,.,.mum. F1111 A. IAnc!sc:ope ..______,_.,.......:":: ... - ... --·---··--·........ 4.00 B. Animal Study--·--·--·---·--·-...... ___,_,:.... __ , .... _ 4.00 C Rcnl Study-----·-~-·------·---···--.................. 4.00 D. Pi~ from Life ...~............ _. ___ ............... - ......... - ....-- 4.00 CLASS 2 - ACRYUC PAIN11NO,______ ,.,___________ 4.00 B. IAndsape .. ______ F. Animal Study---·-..·-..·-·-·-·--·-..·-·--·-................... _ 0. Flcnl H. Pi~ from Life -·-·- - ·- ..·-·--·-·--...................___,.,.,.. CLASS 3 -WATER COLOR . 1 LanclscaJie ----·-·-............ - ......- ........................_............ J. Animal SIUdy ....:........................... - ............--...................... K. Flcnl Study---.................. - ........................... -................. 1. Pic:tun> from Life .................................................................... Study--·--·---....--·------·-..·-·---........ ' Second 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 Thin! I .SO I .SO I .SO I .SO 3.00 3.00 3.00 .3.00 I .SO I .SO I .SO I .SO 4.00 4.0Q 4.00 4.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 I .SO I .SO I .SO I .SO 3.00 I .SO DIVJSIONI002·ADULTP~O-~ CLASS S - on.PAIN11NO N. Landscape .. ____ .,, ... - ..........;._..,_ ...... _. ___ .___ ,_:.... 4.00 ~· c~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::: Q. Pi~ from Life ........... -...................................................... 4.00 CLASS 6- ACRYUC PAIN11NO R.l·~--·--·--..........-........................-................. 4.00 s. Animal .............. _ ............... _..................................... T. Flon1 Study --·---·---....·--·-·-·-..·-···-·-·-.............. 4.00 4.00 U. Pi~ from Life ........ --·--·---......--............ --......... 4.00 CLASS 7 -WATER COLOR V. IA'Mbc:ope .. _ ...... - ........·-------..·--... -~....... -........ 4.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 . 3.00 I .SO I .SO I .SO I .SO 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 I .SO I .SO I .SO I .SO 3.00 I .SO MIDDLEPORT 3.00 3.00 3.00 I .SO I .SO I .SO 3.00 I .SO Debbie Speaccr,O!ailpenon Carolyn Rilchie, SUperialeodent EN"'RY FEB.: Membellhip 1icket In place by 12:00Nooa Saiunlay, Auaustl2, 0otec1 Judaina 2.-ClOp.m. Saturday, Auau11112. Entries mlllll be "'ailla'ed en Aua. 9 .t 10, 4:00 P..m. AnysizcphotomustbeiiiOidedonacanlboudlikcbeckina,(noconllrUCtioop~pe1111ClUdinastobeused). The mountina must uot exceed 2 in. on my aide of photo. Photoa man CotDe pepen>d to be lmna from a _ S-hook far display. · Any photo not meetin& lhe above rcquiremeru will not be acoeptod for juclainJ but may be l!llbibitod. Nofnmes. · Not n>moved before I :00 p.m. Sunday, Auau11120. DIVISION 1101 -Snapshot Sizt! (4x6 or Smaller) (COLOR) aus I • Landscape one! Seascape ..............................................:..... 2.00 1.00 Clsu 2 - Animals .........................................:.................................... 2.00 r.oo Class 3 • Ponnitsllld Penonalities ..............;................................... 100 1.00 Class 4- Abstnc:ts· Pauems, special effec:ts, eu:. ............................ 2.00 1.00 aus S • Naill"' 001e11p1 ................................................................. 2.00 1.00 . au. 6. Misc:eUaneous .................................................................... 2.00 1.00 DIVISION II C1l - Enlargement any photo laraer !han_4x6, up to md includina 9>t 12 COLOR. DIVISION II 03 - Sii~ot Size (4x6 or smoller) (COLOR) Oass I ·Meigs County F* Happenings, Taken during 1994 Pair . I .SO .7S BEST OF SHOW: Will.be judged from lint place entries in lhe above cluses. . BEST OF SHOW: ..................:.............................................. ,........... $7.00 RESERVE BEST OF SHOW ....:............... ,..................... :................ S.OO - p SECTION9-CANNEDFRUIT . aua 29 ApplesMice. ..........................................................;........ .. aus 30 Apples, pie filling .....................................;...................... Ous 31 Blackberries.............................................................. ;.: ... . Class 32 Peaches.......................................................................... .. aus 33 Pears ....................................................................; .......... . a ... 34 Cherries.......................................................................... . DIVISION 1204 SECTION 10 ·CANNED VEOETABLES a... 35 Beets, Whole................................................ ................... Oau 36 Beets, sliced ............................................................. ,..... . aus 37 Beans, LimL ................................................................... Oau 38 Besns, Kidney............................................................... .. aus 39 Besns, Snap. ................................................................. .. au. 40 Shell..... - .......................................................... .. a... 41 c.bba&e......................................................................... .. h;:r BAKING and CANNING au. au. au. GAS 12 13 14 Gape.--------·----·----------·--·--. . . 100 a.en,.. __,_________,____ --------- .... 100 Blueben)'------·---·---.. __.;._ . ---..·-·--:-- 100 Gas Plus· 667-3198 St. Rt. 7 -Tuppers Plains, OH. I .SO I .SO I .SO I .SO 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 I .SO I .SO 1.00 1.00 I .SO I .SO I .SO I .SO 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 I .SO I .SO 1.00 1.00, 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.50 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 I. SO I .SO I.SO aus aus aus aus aus aus aus aus ·au, 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 I .SO I.SO · I .SO 1.50 I .SO !.50 I .SO I .SO 1.50 ~ 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 I .SO I .SO I .SO I .SO I .SO 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 I.SO I .SO 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 I .SO I .SO I .SO GROCERIES Mon.- Fri. 6am-10pm · 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Mason, W. Va. Snack Bar~ Pro Shop - Riding Golf Carts Driving Range . Sat. & Sun. 7am-10pm Gas, Groceries, and Lottery Warner H ating & . •flf :• ~:Pi f~ ·n n .c.r .1 j f '!'.-.. . . PAGE TWENTY-NINE Camlb. ...... - ... - ...--...........................:... --·-·-·--·- 100 Com................. - ...............- ............. _........................... 100 Peu.-_......................................... .................................. 2.00 Sweet...__................................................................ 100 Whole While Potatoes. .................;...... -.......... ............... 2.00 Tomatoes,wbole................................. _ ..:.. ..................... 100 TCllliaiOU.qusnered. ......................................... -............ 100 Tonwoes, 2.00 Veae~able ..................... -....................... ............... 100 f::'; ...........-................................................ . .-.. t. . . . . . . . . . I .SO I .SO I .SO 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 I .SO 1.00 1.00 IJO 1.00 1.00 I .SO I .SO I .SO I .SO 2.00 I .SO au. s2 11ee1 .. _ ...... - ... - ......... --... -...... .............................. 2.00 I .SO aus S3 Deer .. _ ..,_, ____ ............... -....... .............................. 2.00 I .SO DIVISION 1206 • BAKED GOODS -· IWUbits mu.• be in pi- b)t 12.-llO Monday, Aup11114. Judaina is Ill 1:00PM IWUbits mull be "'Jistered by 4:00 • Auaulll9 .t 10 at Sec:mary's office. No fiOJllll; .., box miaes. Bol<ed JOOds must be en diapoaahle peper or ahmimim pie pm. fumished by lhe phjhjtor and eaclooed in zip lock plutic beJ. Eads penc111 is . IUpOIUible for takin&lbeir OWft ilcms. aus I Loll Whole Wbell Breod........... 't\................... ................. 100 I .SO aus 2 Loll White Bnad....... _........................... ......................... 2.00 I .SO · aus S Banana Nut Bnad..............................................: ... _........ 2.00 1.50 aus 4 lwbbmi Bnad......................................... ......................... 2.00 I .SO (After jucJaina, """ainder olloof may be liken honse) aus S Baldna Powder Biscuits (3 on pla1e). ................................ 2.00 I .SO aus 6 Yesst Rolla (3 on plale). .................................................. .. 2.00 .. I .SO DIVISION 1207 - CAKES (After judaina, n>mainder cl calte may be taken home.) aus 7 Ansel Food................................................. .......................... 2.00 !.SO. au. 8 O!oc:olale (any type frostina)... ............................................ 2.00 I .SO aus 9 While (any type trolling)......... ............................................ 2.00 I .SO DIVISION 1208 • COOKIES (exhibit 6 cookies) aus 10 Ollmeal................................................. .......................... 2.00 1.50 aus II Plain Sugar (no icing)........... ........................................... 2.00 · 1.50 au. 12 Cboc:ollle Olip (no null~ ................. ............................... 2.00 I .SO aus 13 Peanut Buuer.... ............................................................... 2.00 I .SO · aau 14 Brownies - iced................................................................ 2.00 1.50 aau 15 Brownies • not iced...... ................................................... 2.00 I.SO DIVISION 1209 - PIES (Aller judaiDJ, 3/4 ol pie may be taken horne. ) aau 16 Apple ........ ............... ......................... .......................... .... 2.00 1.50 a ... 17 Cherry..... ~...............................:........................................ 2.00 1.50 . aau 18 Pecan................................................ ............................... 2.00 1.50 aau 19 Peach .............:................................... .............................. 2.00 1.50 aau 20 Raisin................................................ ............................... 2.00 l.SO DIVISION 1210 · CANDY (6 pieces on a pla1e) ' asu 21 Fudge, Chocdate............ .. ............... ................................ 2.00 I. SO Clan 22 Fudge, Peanut Buller.......... .............. ............................... 2.00 I .SO Clan 23 Fudae, While ..............:................................. ................... 2.00 1.50 I.QO 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.!)0 1.00 1.00 1.00 II I I I 1.00 1.00 1.00 DIVISION 12ll · COOKIECONTEST am 24 Pineapple Drop Cookies . . . Rules !he same u baked gocids but all entries must be made from lhe followina cookie and fll>lbn&n:ctpe. 3/4 cup sugar I 8 oz. can crushed pineapple in its own juice I cup maraarine or butler sofWI Pineapple weD dnined ~liquid. ltsp. vanilla 1/2 c:up coconut pecans 1 e&& 112 c:up ehopped 2cupflour FROSTING • • ltsp. bakina powder 2 112 c:up powdered suaar · l/2tsp. baking soda 3-4 Ths. pirieapple liquid ·r Membership Ticket No. ............ x or · .. .... .... .. 1 ' ENTRy 8 LANK 1 I Make y<>Ur cntric• nn this hlank , cui out ami •end to D.:hhio Wat•on, Secrclary. I P.O . Box 227, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. MAKE APPLICATION FOR ENTRY AS FOLLOWS: ------------------------E-hibi-N~-----1 1 II I II n>~erved In~~:~,:t~binesugar.tmoraarine.Beatunti1'7;':';;:.Addvanillaoncle&&bealweii. LiJhlly I Full Name ..... :.. .............. .............. ....... ............. ................................... ..... I II Addrl'Ss ............................................................ County ........ ..................... 1I spoon flourintomeasurinacup.tlevel off. Add flour, bakina powder& soda,.t saltmia '!"ell. StirinpinCIDI>Ie. c:oconutonclpec:ans. DropbyteupoonfuU2in.opanou10...,.....cootiall-. • . II City .............. ........ .............. .. ........ ..............., ..... State.... ............................ l1 con~ ~.'en.f::'"~f~oliMII, addina CIIOtlll! pineopple liquid for deaired f"*inJ II - 42 43 44 4S 46 47 48 49 SO ~~~~~:~ Ph. 304-773-9527 · Division \ Class NumMr Entry II Bake 350" fuU II - 16min. or untilliahlaolden blowD. 1tanove from cooldubeeu.t cool" I I .. Smith & Associates Accounting Cathy Smith-Crow, CPA ~ ----------------~------~--------7 I I I I I I. Post Office Box 289 . Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Gravely I ==~-------r--~~~~~~~~--~~ I I I Tanaka Trimmers Snapper Trimmers · 204 Condor Street Pomeroy, OH. Ph. 992.2975 Evenings Ph. 992-5840 · MANNING K. HOUSH - Owner 1 ~------------------~--------~.--~- Come see ' -us at our booth at the . Meigs County Fair. (614)992-5995 . 196 West Second Street 'GRAVELY TRACTOR. SALES & SERVICE I I I 992-6128 The Local Source We Do It RIGHT The FIRST Time lltlely. 1lr-~=:~~~~~---------------------------r----, · I I ISS N. Seeond Ave. 1 Snappe!' 614-992-2090 ' . All entries that. are required to stay until a designated time may pick up CHARLES H. KNIGHT . . Attorney and Counselor. KNIGHT LAW OFFICES 109 W. ,S ECOND STREET 4 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 I tht>lr ~remlu~~!.c!'.!~'!a!.~~!r_2~~=.!~~~:':..~~?_~~~-- L------·-----------~~-----""""o;........__..., _. _ , . _·- - - - - - • I ' ' '•' • • ' 1.00 1.00 RIVERSIDE GOLF CLUB Serving M~igs, Mason ~ Gallia C.ounties ?; I .SO I .SO 1-800-261-3031 . I .SO I .SO I .SO I .SO • . . . . ., . . . . . . . .-. .-4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., .. ., . . .,., ......_• • • • • lluall-.------···-..·--·----- --·----·- DEPARTMENTXI-AMATEURPHOTOPRAPHY DIVISION 1201 SECilON I ·PRESERVES (An1 size jar) au. 1 Pada............................................ _. .................................. 2.00 au. 2 Oleny...- ....:..................................... ................................. 100 au. 3 Stnwbeny.......................................:........ .......................... 2.00 au. 4 ...._............................................ ..................................... 100 SECilON 2 • JAMS (Any aia jar) Ous 5 Black R.pba•y.............................................................. - 100 au. 6 Onpe...........................- ..............:.............................- ..... 100 au. 7 Stnwbeny........................................- ...................,.. -...... 100 au. a Blackbeny.- .......,............................- ..... .................... - ... ·1oo Ous 9 Blueberry ..... - ................................................................... 100 SECilON j · mUJES (Any size jar) Ous 10 ·Appe. ...........................................................,................... l.OO Oau II Blackbeny..... ____, ....:__ ,,;_ ____: -----·-- .... 100 ... ............... ~ .......................... ... ..... . . ....... ·····-···-·-···· · 2.00 Oau IS APFie Oau 16 Pada Htay ·----·---:..--·--·--·-- ----·--- 2.00 DMSION 121J1 SECllON 5- PICJW!S au. 17 DiD -·--·--..·----......-·--·- ..............- ................. 2.00 Ous 18 Biead .t B-·---·-..·-·--..........- ............................ 2.00 au. 19 sWeet............ ____........................................................ 100 au. 20 Zuccbinl... - ............ _ ...................................................... 2.00 SECllON 6 - REIJSHBS . au. 21 End otlheOorclen........................................................... 2.00 aus 22 Sweet Ptpper---·-........................................................ 2.00 SECllON 7 • SAUCESICATSUP au, 23 Clllsup, TomaiO.-........................... - ............................. 2.00 au. 24 Chill Sauce........ _....................,...................................... 2.00 au. 25 Spoghetti Sauce.............................. ,................................ 2.00 Oau 26 Bubecue Sauce................................ - ........................... . 2.00 SECllON 8 ·JUICES aus r7 Tomato Juice................................................................. .. 2.00 ~~N~~Juice. ..........................................:.......................... 2.00 f I I I I I I I 'Iropfiies·& 'Iees ····•-----· ... ·• ....... _ SBC'D~ 4 • SPRIIADS (Airy lille jar) I .SO I .SO I .SO I .SO 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 Co~ling, Inc~ . .. ... .. . ~·····-· ······ . Superintendent-Carolyn Ritehie . a..irperson -Goy Ann Burke . Must be "'ginered on August 9 .t 1(). by 4 P.M. Camed aood• mun be in place by 12 Nocn Saturday, Augustl2. Articles eannotben>moved before I P.M. Sunday, Auaust20. Anexhibilormayenaerone l!llhibil ineachdus.Mustbemadeorcamed 1994or 1995. PintorQuanjan ex~ Division 1201.Manbenhiptic:kel to en1er. Do not cover lids. Deponment will be dOled forjudainJ. JudJIII&IIli:OOMonday, Auaust 14. PRESI!RVES, JAMS, JELLIES, PICKLES, REIJSHES, CATSUP, SAUCES . 4.00 4.00 4.00 CLASS 4 - 01lfilR MEDIA M. Pencil, Pea llld Ink, or Cnyon .............................................. 4.00 4.00 X. F1on1 Sludy ----------·---------------- 4.00 Y. Pi~ from Life----·--·--·--·--·-·--·-·-----·-- 4.00 CLASS 8 • OTifER MEDIA Z. Ptnci1, Pea IIIII Ink or Crayoa --·-----·--·..··-·--·-··· 4.00 DIVISION 1003 • AduJI Psintina &pedaiCed I. Anyone who 1111 llll&ht cluses, phibitod IIIII 01' IOid a peintina. CLASS 9- o:O:. ...........- ..............._......- ......- .........-................... 4.oo CLASS 10- ACRYUC .......:.....................- ......... -........................ 4.00 CLASS II -WATER COLOR .. ~.- ......... - ..................--..·-·--· 4.00 CLASS 12 • 01HER MEDIA __ ,.............. - ...........................-..... 4.00 BEST OF SHOW: $5.00 RESERVE BESI' OF SHOW: $3.00 DEPARTMENT Xll · DIVISION 1001 - JUNIOR PAlN'IlNO CLASS I -on. PAIN11NO w. Allimo1 'Study ---------·----·-----·------· • ~ I ,t . • .. , �PAGE THIRTY ~ ... ... .. , . . .. ~ . .. • DEPARTMENT XIII-GRANGE EXHffiiT leonard Keonig, Supcrinlelldents . TIIEMB: "WINOOW OF OPPORTIINfliY FOR FAMILIES" Entries close 11 4 p.m. Thunday, August, 10 · a,.,ge exhibits will be judged Monday, August 14,9 a.m. Q,.,ge exhibits will be judged en lhe following Score Boord Rl E Your prescription is the · AID most im,portant one we ----- SUBORDINATE GRANGB EXHIBI'I' SCORE CARD MEIGSCOUNTYFAIR . . Originality - Ideas ond MaleriaiJ ............................................................................................................. 20 AnractiY<:ness- Ability to 11111lct and hold ancntien ...:.................................... ,..................................... IS Appearance and neabtess- visibility and lenering .....................................................,............................ 10 Grange Teachings -Ideas and principles of lhe Grange~ ........................................................................ 2S Acl)ieY<:ment Goals and Ccmmunity Service ol Local Grange .............................................................. 20 Fann Products' ............................................................................................................................................ S Handicraft ................................................................................................................................................. S TOTAL ........... ,............................................................................................ 100 DIVISION 1301 - GRANGE EXHffilT Premiums: $7S.OO each. . AU articles exhibited by a Grange .must be produced or made by memben of that Grange. Exhibits""' to be placed by 6:00p.m. ·en Saturday, August'l2. •. '·· _" ,_ til¢! g~~JR-l¥ill!"l..Rq!IR41!!.b!!Y a Membenhip TickeL · . . It is lhe purpose of !he Fair Board".' build boner Agricultu"' in Mei,s_Ccunl)' and it can ccncetveof nobener step in that di=tion lhan lhe upbuilding of~ _Granges and lhetr acUVJUes. Superintendent will be in Deparlme!Jt10 atd m ...moval of exhibtts from I :00-4:00 p.m. Sunday, August20. TRI COUNTY FORD. INC. Compliments of: - will fill today! ~CROW AND ' Q (/ • • C-ROW ra•e Your Rite Aid Plulrmaeist's Advice••• With so many over-the-counter. medications,. it's hard to choose the right one. ATTORNEYS AT LAW _.. Fred W. Crow. I. Carson Crow · 461 S. Third AWJ. ~·- Ohio 45780 Well. • .it's easy with a llttle advice from YOiDr .R ite Aid .pharmacists. • . ~ DOTTIE S. TURNER, BROKER 205 N. Second Street • Middleport, Oh 45760 ' . ~. OFFICE Home Ph.: 992-5692 Brenda Jeffers 992-3056 Charmele Spradling Jerry Spradling (304) 882-3498 URNER REALTY i-- POMEROY ~ DEPARTMENT XIV:. PUBLIC SCHOOLS JOHN RIEBEL, Superintendent . . . . . . . Educational exhibill will be classified u science exhibits of ans and crafts exhibits: Sctence ~btts will be directly related 10 lllpics in heallh, conservatien, eanh science, biology, botany, phy11cs, or chemutry. . Arts and craft exhibits might oonsist of handcraft, involving wood work, mew work, lealher craft, weaVIng,_ knitting, needleworlr., paintings, drawing, lettering or ceromics. Each exhibit will be judged en its own merits. . S SO . Fint Place .................................................................................... Blue~~--~us$1100 Second Place ............................................................................... Red us . SO Third Place .......................... -..................................................... White R!bbon - Plus $. Fourlh Place ................................................................................ Gn:cn Ribbon - Plus 0.00 The foUowina Nics and replatiens shaD covem all exhibits. I. Entries close at4 p.m. AuJUil13. . 2. Entries will be limited 10 pupil• enrolled in Meigs County Schoch mlhe 1994-95 odlool year. 3. AU exhibits mull be in place by 4:00p.m. Saturday, Auaust 13. . . •. . . . 4. Any exhibit withdrawn befono 10 p.m. Sautrday will forfeit any praruum for which UII eJiatble. • S. Not more than one entry per penon. • . •~••uaJ--L'- lheexhibiL 6.lnformatim en the enlly form mull include the aae and grade and IChool ollhe 1. Bxhibits will be judaed at a time robe ~MN~ced by the lllperin..,._ . . 8. Bxhibiu muoi repraent ori&inaJ worlr. completed by the IIUdenl in lhe lmmediala ~~ year. 9. Any -nerc:lally JIIIOIIINd llllllerial mu"".be Jncidereal 10 lhe uhibit u a whole. 10. lla1tibiu will be jqed upan the bull ~ Awea- -·---·----;----·-----............:.. ....,.___________ 501' Oriplalily ..... _____ _, ............ - ............ ------··-------2S11o m...... ......... l!dnatm•' va1.. -----·--·----·-..·-·---·-·-------·-... 2St. Owner: Larry Grogan ' POMEROY, OH. 45769 · • ~ 9~2-5132 or 992-6059 129 Mill ' . •·' 1 I. At 'Veterans Memorial Hospital, our professional heaitllca·..e staff is trained to handle medical situations ranging from rou,t ine problems .to life· threatening em~.:gencies. We offer a 24-hotir 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 aiL times. If_we can help yo~ with. any health problem, give us a call at 992-2104. . .Our staff not only cares "for" you, but cares "about" you. VETEUNS --~--~:..::..1---:~-- MEMORIAL HOSPTAL M +r-~~~~~~~~~---:-----115 E. Memorial Drive .\. .- .• -:- / . Res: 614-992-7262 Michael & Deanna Stroth Owners (614) 992-5846 PT. PLEASANT 304-675-1624 GALLIPOLIS Hope Everybody Enjoys the Fair! 446-1840 Your Neighborhood ' DOWNING CHILDS . MULLEN MUSSER INSURANCE The @ ·Motor Company "Specia,izing in . 992·2104 ~ 0 l - ey . RIVERFRONT BARBELL Your Hometown Gym Pomeroy 216 E. Main Street • (614) 992-3381 Summerfields Restaurant 1. 111 EAST SECOND ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 · Carry Out -Lunch Specials- Pizzas Che8ter, Ohi.o 985-3857 • J ..D. DRILLING --~--4tl4·667·33SO Insurance Services JAMES E. 'D IDDLE . Phone (614) 949-2512 . P.O. B.o x 587 Racine, Ohio 45.7 71 ' 42945 St..At. 7 Coolville, Oh . ,.\ .· Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Peop~e" Poineroy / ~ender Your Certified Pawn Shop 115 W. Second Street WE LOVE THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR AND ENJOY OUR PARTICIP~TION AS A , PART OF OUR PLED'GE TO COMMUNITY SERVICE. • St~eet • Middleport, Ohio 45760 Bus. 614-992-6330 • ~ Mary Jane Grogan FURNITURE ON TH-E "T" Rite Aid Guarantees You fte Lowest Praertptlon Prices FARMS•LOTS•HOMES•RENTALS APPRAISALS • COMMERCIAL PAGE THIRTY-ONE ' 214 E . .MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO 45769 • 992-6687 ~ 1:-:t R (,. -G-- FJ;ED and _SUPPLY .CO. • ~s~,;·''' ~ '\. " CJII ... . 399 West Main Street • Phone (614) 992·21611 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 , FOR PETS - FARM ANIMALS - STABLES- LAWNS l!o GARDENS PURINA CHOW- OAY ·OLD 81 STARTED LEGHORN PULLETS �e PAGE THIRTY-TWO • , I __ ,.._ ... -----.. ·--- --- --- ---- . .. ~ DEPARTMENT XV - SPEED t1Fiii8Ki Farmers Bank , GENERAL TIRE SALES 465 North Second Avenue . Middleport, Ohio 45760 (614) 992·7161 . FRIDAY, AUGUST 18,1995 ·STARTING 11MB I:OOP.M. Poce • 3 YurOld Filly· RiverVoDeyCohCin:uii ......................... 1!11. Pune$3882 Added (Ohio Fair Fund ·Barty C01ing) Poce • Ohillco Poce ·Nco Winners of$25,000 l..ifelime u of J111. I, 199S......... Pune $800.00 (Early Closing) Trot · 3 Year Old Filly.· ·River Valley Coli C'lmlil ..................,.. = Est. Pune $3882 Added (Ohio Fair Fund • Early Cl01ing) Trot • 2 Year Old • River VoDey Colt Cin:uit ................................... Est. Puno $3882 Added (Ohio Fair Fund· Early Closing) Poce • 2 Year Old· River Valley Colt Cirwit ........:......................... EsL Pune $3882 Added (Ohio Fair Fund • Early Closina) Three Drive-Thru Lanes for your convenience .Don Tate Chevrolet Oldsmobile/Cadillac ~ AUTOMATIC TELLER ~OPEN 24 HOURS 1 w OlOSMOIIll£ .,r GEO 308 East Main St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 .614-992-6614 1-800-83 7-1094 ... .. \ ~. fill Pontiac Buick GMCTruck Kenny Buckley, Superintendent; Brent Zirkle, Bill Buckley THURSDAY, AUGUST 17 • 7:30P.M. ENTRY FEE: $10.00 CLAS~ES: • &tries ,start 1111:00 a.m. at pull area. 38 and under · 39-S9 39-59 39-59 . 39-59 39-59 ' ( I • 4500 3500 4500 5500 6500 3800 1·800·712·3868 Entertainment'' ·Fernwood Road P.O. Box 2220 WintersVille, Oh. I (614) 266-2950 Office (614) 266-2953 FAX TION. JUDGES' DECISIONS ARE FINAL PRIZES : $7S · S'SO · $25 · SIS · $10 NATIO.NWID.E INSURANCE Meigs Motel Nationwide iSon·your s1de - • --- -.,.._ Compliments of -Wesa~ Located Junction Rt. 7 & 33 ·. . ~. • j - - Construciion, Inc~·-· . ~ .. • We are pleased t~ serve ~ -the peopie of~ ~. Meigs County. . ............ . ·' .. ................ ,. . ............. .. ......... . ' ( .. "',. . . . . ... .~~~~ ........ ._ .. . . •• _. _. ... _ • •• ._. . . . .... ,...__.--.:o. w-..... _.,.,.-__....,.,.,_.._. •• ................: ..... . ....... . . , ....... ..... .,. •-. f •• • • • ....,... ,.., • •• ••• •••·•· •·• . ._ • ., .. .... ............. .. ...... . . .. • .' General Contractors . Ray & Tom Karr . Phone: .(614) Chester,-Ohio. . ... .......... ..... .992-6466 . . ............................................ Phone 992-5531 ' I l . '. Office: 614·9.92·5479 or • ,. "Clean Family ORIGINIAL COLOR IF POSSIBLE , I. Tractorsrwnhavellock block and original inappearaoceofyearofmanufaclurer. Alllraclors mu.!t have original front end and operating brakes. 'Staodird !reads mull have the faqory fenders. The wheel bue cannot be ahered . 2. A lr>Cior 1938 .l under Uactw can have DO WOIJI•.. - ' • "river canootu•e weiahts to change classes. 3. There will be a two driver Umil per pull, uoleu otherwise rpecihect. voly one place per lraclor, per class. 4. A coolellaol must be atleas116 years of age wilh parenl'l' wrinen consent. . 3. All clus.. will be splil 1938 and older, 19391hrough 1939, factory weighll only. 6. All Uacton mu.rt pull in low gear. 7. All uactors must run factory high idle engine RPMS, 10% allowance will he allowed. 8. No duals w steel wh~ls, no fuel inixture, and ao four wheel drive.s. 9. The drawbar cannot he over 20" high or closer thiiJ 18" from the collier of rear axle. 10. Rim width cannot exceed tire maoufacluer's recommendation of the tire beiog used. II. The 1938 and older class cannot run a tire larger than 14.9oo row crop~ w 18.4-34on standard !reads, 1939-1959 classea cannot exceed 1 IS.S-38 on row crop~ or 18.4-34 on standard !reads. No radial tires. 12. Original typedrawbar rwsl be used, no chains or braces added. Drawbar must be ridged in all directions. 121. Tractor must be equipped with a plate with a 3 inch hole or clevislo pull from draw bar. Must he rigid in all directions with no hook ,....rictioo 111he hitch point Original factory drawbars only! 13. Tip bar may be wed lo preveol rollover. Bar must support weight oflractor when jack is placed under il and subject to approval. · 14. One rellarl will be allowed if lractor stops wilhin 10 feel. IS. In cue of mechanical failure lrlctor will be placed al end of class . 16. Contestaol will be disqualified if rear tire or sled comes in contact wilh out-of-hounds Uno. 17. No over riding of govemws will he pennilled. · , 18. Trlli:IOr wllllfe.opetlled In a sale iiliooer or conleltaot will be disqualified. Driver musl$emaln sealed and have one hand on steering wheel. 19. Firll puller each clu.o will have option to lake pull w drop to lhir4 posilioo. 20. No wtw stepped tiru. · 21 . Pull mwt be started from tight chain only. 22. Rules w111 be enforced and subject to check at a'ny iime. 23. ALCOHOUC BEVERAGES OR DISORDERLY CONDUCT IS SUBJECT :ro DISQUAUPICA- 113 W.2nd St. • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ~ ·- -· ANTIQUE TRACTOR PULL ( . .. ' r ' ' ; ~ . ..... . - .. . . .. \[(1 I allowed CIIJialllds. .INS.URANCE AGENCY I .... . CONDn10NS USTA Rulest6 sovem events. Entrance fee of $20.00 for bolh die Ohillc:o Pace and Trot. Ohio Colt Stakes entrance fee is as advenioed. Money division: 4S • 2S • I 5 • I 0 • 5 per cenL Five to otart. The riaht is resem:d to chansc order of program or to declan: off any race if unavoidable condition• prevail. . Elimination heats for the Ohillco Pace and the Tro1 if neceowy. The Colt Stake• will be raced in divisions underthcruleooftheRiverV.UeyCoitCin:uiL Twoheatplan. Everyheataracc.InCoitStakes,nOiovcr7honeo will be IIWied per heaL . All entries mun be declared in by II :00 Lm. 2 days bclono the race. RIVER VALLEY COLT CIRCUIT MEMBERSHIP CARDS WILL BE HONORED AT GATE . SPEED OFFICii TELEPHONH: (614) 992-6580 , SPEED COMMITIEE ROGER SPENCER, Speed Supt. VIROU. WINDON JENNINGS B~EGI..Il FAIR SECRETARY: Debbie W111011, 470M SR 681, Coolvillc, Ohio 45723 MOBILE STARTING GATE BLACKSMITH PHOTO FINISH MEMBER of the RIVER VALLEY COLT CIRCIJI'f and the SOUTH~ OIDO FAIR CIRCUIT ' -. 992-2136 SECOND EROY, OHIO 985-3385 STATE ROUTE 7 TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO ' ... RIDE MIDWAY BY: ltAJter Speacer, ViiJil W'llllloa, JaUntl J1eta1e 111URSDAY,A00UST 17,1995 -STARTINGTIMB I:OOP.M. PKC • 3 Y- Old • Rivu Vllley Coh CUaUI -···-·--·-·-···· - -- .1!11. Puna $3182 Added (Ohio Flir FWICI ·ll.uly COlina) Tftll· 2 YurOid Filly. River Vllley Cdl Cin:uil ....................... "- Ell. Puno$3882 Added (Ohio Flir FWICI -ll.uly Coma) . PKC • 2 Y-Oid Filly -RivuVoDeyCoiiOmlit ......................... 1!11. Pune$3882 Added (Ohio Flir FWICI ·ll.uly Coma) Trot· 3 YurOid -RiverV.UeyColtCin:uit ................................ - 1!11. Puno$3882 Added (Ohio Fair F~md -ll.uly coma) Trot· Free For AU ............................. - :............................................ Puna $800.00 . Your Bank JEFF WARN··ER ~ PAGE THIRTY·THREE Member FDIC ....... l~ 'lll' ·'fl Sl)fi."f ~: I._"( ..L, •• - . - . ' • . .....· .. ... " �PAGE THIRTY-FOUR PAGE THIRTY-FIVE TRUCK PULL- MEIGS COUNTY FAffi FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1995 4. No electrie fuel pum,.. 5. No porting or polilhing allowed on head. or intake. 6. Gulino through.w orking fuel pump. "Pump gu" only 7. Factory i«n.ition and open headen. 8. Hydrauli~ cam •haft & Iifton. (No •olid linen. No rolleroize rocker•.) 9 .. Tiro oizellmited to 12.5 x 33 x 15.0 DOT approved. No wrangler XT'o or bar tread tireo. 10. I' clearance between block• and frame, drive ohift loop• & 1hield.. Kill owitch highly recom- 7:30P.M. ~UPERINTENDENTS ...... .......... ....... .. ...... ... ..... ~ ......... ... .... Ed Holter and Tim Beorh• HAIRMEN ······· ··········· ············· ··· ····· Brent Zirkle, Leonard Koenig, and Kenny Buckley TitUCK CLASSES ENTRY CLASS SIO.OO 550011 Foctory Stock SIO.OO 5500• Local Yokel Sl5.00 6000• 4/W Driv" Stock S20.00 5800• 4/W Drive Modified S2o.oo ssoo• 4/W Drive Super Stock $20.00 6200• 4/W Drive Modified , ' ' TRACTOR PUU and SEMI TRUCK PULL- MEIGS COUNTY FAIR SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1995 6t00 P.M. 3. Truck mu•tappear atock w/workinS major acce•oriu (i.e. heater, alternator, fan'& water pump, aeata , all gla.. , no Plexjglaa.) FACTORY STOCK TRUCK RULES 1. Truck mu.l be (aetory llock ~nly. 2. Truck mUll be road licen.ed. 3. Fac;tory bumper or reece hitch only 4. Fa~tory ex.hau1t1y1tem only, no header• . 5. Pump ga• only. 6. Factory intake only. No engine modilicatio111: 7. No lift kit• or 1tahilizer bar~. 8. Tire 1ize not to exceed Faclory •peciCicationa. 9. Road \lie tire1 only. 10. No dual wheelo . 11. No extra weiJht pel'mitted anywher-e o~ ll'uck. 12. Truck. will be weighed and inopected before pulling. 13. See General Ruleo for all Pullo. •. Teardown : Complete engine check- 1500.00 ·nonrefundable. .' . &IODJFIED AND SUPERSTOCK RULES I. 2. 3. 4. WCAL YOKEJ, TRUCK RULES Modified and 1upentock truck pull ruleo, oamo ao O.S. T.P.A. l\fu1t be at lea1t 5 1upentoek enll'iet to make a puU, otberwile they will run in modified clu1. •• NO BLOWERS PERIIDTTED. •• See General Rul.,. below. 1. Truclu MUll appear 1tock with major acce110riea: heater, alternator, fan and water pumpa, 1eat1, oiJ &laa, DO pJexig)au . GENERAL RULES 2. Mull have exhauat •y•tem : dual exhaUit and header. permitted . No open headert. 3. Muat he l'oad licenud. 4. Pump gao only. 5. Single 4 barrel carb. only. 6. Lilt kito and otabilizer bon permitted. 7. Tire lize limit, 12 x 33-16.5, no Wl'angler XT•, Terl'a '• or bar tread tirea. 8. No weight ban. 9. Truck. will be weighed and inopected before pulling. " 10. See General Rule. for all PuU.. 1. Tl'uckl mUll be operated in a •ale IIUinner at all time~ . 2. Only one per•on allowed in truck while pulling. 3. No one allowed in pullins Bl'ea, except participant.. 4. All t•ucko will go over ocaleo before and after pulling. 5. All weighto mull be oeeurely footened to truck. 6. No alcoholic beverage• or drugt permitted on fairground property. 7. All driver~, under 18 yet~r~ of11ge, mu.t have writte parental per-mit•ion. to pull. 8. Boundarie~ wiU be marked, pulling participanll mu tla)' wit in the line• while pulling. 9. Pull .Y ended when eJIIine ~tall., forward motion w exce11ive liquid or part. are l01t. 10. U dr1ver make. an attempt to tlop tbe1led before 75 !eeJ, he ha1the right to come back for ancond · pull. ll. Excea1ive delay meaoa lOA of turn. 12. Any contutant wbo l011e. bia turn, automatically pull.. lut. 13. AU pullo •tart from atipt bitch. NO JERKING. 14. To111 puller bu the option to accept the f1rot pull or como bock in third or laot pulling pooition. 15. Driver b.. tho option to opot the •led before tho oled j, otopped. 16. Only one drivel' per cia.,, unleu there are more than 10 entriel per clu1. 17. The det:li1ion of tbe,uperinteodent and chairmen il final. ANNOUNCER: Brian Collino ' TRAj::K MAINTENANCE: K~ller'o Cu~tom Bendinc and Keefer'• SerVice Center PULLBACK TRACTOR: Keller'• Cuetom Bendin« · SLED: M 8r W Sled CoMpany ' nRST AND SECOND PLACE TROPHIES FURNISHED BY THE CLASS SPoNSOR. ••t»P• STOCK TRUCK RULES 1. Faetoryeogine.u makeofyearoftruckwlfaetoryca•tiron head. four barrel allowed aluminum ' ' 2. Enp.e •i.ze limited to 470 cu. in. • .030 ovenize. inta~e allowed, 1 ineb •pacer, limit carb to 800 C.F.M. ( RULES AND REGULATIONS I. All entriet must be in pl~ee Mond.oy,-S p.m., AuJUIII4. . 2. All entriet must have seuon pus or membenhip pass 10 enter. 3.Judaina will be 11 10:00 a.m., Wednesday, Auaustl6. 4. llnuy ticlteu must be displlyed on equipmen&IO be judand. S.Judge's Choice will be the fint 10 be judaed ($50 pnmiwn). 6. Tnocton c:on be entered in only one Can. 1. Clusea 112 llld 13 tnoc10n will be awarded $»1st, S3S-2nd, SIS·3nl, plus uophiu. 8. Clus Ml will pay 6 pllces: $50, $4S, S3S, $30, W, SIS, Plus ht, 2nd, 3nl Trophies. 9. Clus MIO will ~y ten places, from $50 for ftnt 10$S for tenth. II SS intervols. I0. Tho best posuble c:ate will be Liken oC all equipment, but the Meias Cotatty Aariculwral Society wW not be responsible for loss or cbmap. · II. Tracton maybe ranovedafternoon Satunlay,Auaua 19. SUPERINTENDENTS .. ................... .. ............................ .. .... Tim Beorho and Ed Holt•r CHAIRMEN ................ .. .... Brent Zirkle, Leonard Koeni,{, Buddy ~rvin and Koony BuekleyENTRY CLASS PLACING TROPHY SPONSORS 600011 Field Stock $150, 8100, $50, $%5, $15, S5 Ridenour Supply $10.00 800011 Field Stock $175,$125,$100,$75, SSO, S25 Leo'• Auto Service $15.00 900011 Field Stock w/turbo$175, 8125, S100, $75,$50, S25 Cheller Avi s·ervice $15.00 85001 Pro Stock $%50,$175,$140,$100,$75,850 Cheoter Agri Servi<e $20.00 S250, S175, $140,$100,$75,850 Keller'• Cuotom Bendins 820.00 10,0001 Pro Stock $200, $125, $100, $75, SSO, 825 ., TNT Porto 820.00 19,5001 Semi Truck $20.00 24,5001 Seoai Truck t200. $125, $100,$75, 850, $25 TNT Part• TRACTOR RULES 1. Muot be equipped with a •inimuoa of one Z3/4 pound dry chemical r... extinguilber. 2. All weitlbto Mutt bo •eeurely faoteoed to tractor. 3. Weit!hta or woisht fraMe oot to eueed •oro than 24' beyond {root of tractor. 4. AU tracton will so over oeale. before lind after each pull. 5. Drawhar to be tlationary ia aU clireetiou. No 1horter than 18" fr~1111 cenle.r o£ axle, and have • beitlht of 20'. . 6. Drawbar Muot be equipped with a oteel bitching de•ice, not more than 1 112' thickn..• and with a 3' diameter ypening. 7. Maximum 1iae of turbo j, No. 4 cborl"r with 3' intake. No "P" pumpt.' · . 8. Motoroideohieldt may bo re-•ed by jud&N to meuuro turbo charsor with ooly tho driver '• help. 9. All engine fano muot be obrouded. 10. All exbaUII mutt ditcharp upward, raincapt not perMitted. 11. F'.eld otock tiro oi&e Umita: 60001aod 800011 not to exceed 18.4. 900011 turbo not to exceed 20.8 . 12. No pououriaed fuel allowed, except factory L.P.. 1polnlctoro. Gao, dieael fuel and L.P. goo ooly . 13. NOTE: PRO STOCK PUlL RULES SAME AS O.S.T.P.A. 14. See seneral rul .. for all PuU.. TRACTOR and SEMI PULL- GENERAL RULES 1. Tr.cton and teMilwuut be operated in a aafe MaDDer at all timN. 2. Only ono penon allowed oo tractor or io -;while pulllng. 3. AU driven, undel' 18 yean of ase, ...., have writtea parental per•iuion to puU. 4. No alcobollc be•eraseo or drup per•itted on fairp-ound property: 5. No one allowed io pulling area, except participant. 6. ' Boundari" will be aarked, pullios porticipaoto Muol •toy within the lioeo while pulling. 7. Pull il ended when eftline atalll, (orward •otion dopa or when exeeuive liquid or p•l'll al'~ l01t. 8. If driver.makeo an attempt to otop the oled before 75 feet, ho boo the ritlht to come back lor ueeond atte•pt. Exceaaive delay meaoa lou ot turn. 9. Aoy conteotaot who 1 - bit turn, auto-tically pullo IMt. . 10. All puU. otart fro• a tipt bitch. NO JERKING. . . . .. 11. Teot puller boo tho option to accept the forti pull or cooae book In th1rd pulllfl8 poo1hon. 12. Dri•er hM the option to opot the •led before the oled " •topped. 13. Only one dl'iver per clau, unleu there •n ~re t~an 10 entriu per clut. 14. The decitioa. o( the 1uperlntea.deot and cba1111len 11 final. mended. ' II. All truck. will be checked under hood prior to pull cia.... 12. No altered wheel bo••· Maximum hitching height 24' fiom hitch point parallel to ground not )o., tban 36" from center of rear axle. ' 13. Front weigh .. , maximum 60" from center of front axle or not to exceed 195 11 from center of rear axle . 14. Mull have ~tandord bed or factory built Oat bod. 15. Weight 6000 pound.. · " 16. No five •peed tran•mill•iou unlelt per model & year or prefabricated trander ca1e. (quick cl1onge). 17. No pl'euurized fuel.. No nhl'oUI oxide. Pump ga• only . No alcohol. . l8. Weigh .. mUll be .ecured . Any external pal'l falling from truck and l1illing truck (or exce11ive fluid•) will be gr-ound. (or diaqualificalion . Deei.tion1 of official. will be final. 19. Winner •ubject to fuel pump and hydl'aulic li(tel' check. 20. All factory •heel metal, inner fendel'l, inner bed floor• & •ide~, NO r.bergla., body part.. 21. See General Rulet below. PLACING TROPHY SPONSORS S100,S75,S50,S25 , S15 Hawk'• 76 SI00,$75,$50,S25,S15 Sugar Run Mill• $150,$125,SIOO, S75 , $50 Hawk'« 76 $300 , S200, $150 , SIOO, S75 Quality Print Shop S225,$150,S125,SIOO, S75 Bibbee Motor Company $800,$200,S150 , SIOO, $75 Five Poinll Expre•• ANTIQUE FARM TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT EXIDBIT. Cl.ASSI!S I. TIIICIOII, 1938 and older, wheel A aiwlcrtype, best rcstond .........:.......... $S044$43S-$30-$15-$IS 2. TIIICIOII, 1939 tltiU 1959, wheel& crawler type, bestfUIOI'ed ......................................... $S0-$3S-$IS 3. Tnocton, 1939 thru 19S9, wheel A cnwlcr type, field ready ....... ~.•~ ........................ - ..... $S0-$3S-SIS 4. Oldest 1111<:tor entaed ................................................................................................................ -......... $50 s.Judae's cboice- ................ .......................................................... ........................................ S50 6.Judae's c~M!ice. sinale piece~ piece (non IIIICIOr) .............................................................. ,$50 7.Judae's choice, best cquipnent disploy ..............................................................................:............ $50 8. Best Sinale Gu Enaine .................. ............................................................................ $S0-$3S-$1S 9. Best Ou l!naine Display ...................... ,......:............................................................................. $50 10. Best Restored Pann l!quipo-a pays tal fil-s from $50 for tint 10 $S for teath 11 $S intervllo. For infortnatim on compelilion or Qhibiu caD: ICaaty 1111ct1ey • 992-S293 KIDDIE TRACTOR PULL ,., DID Smidl, Ka.y Btdley IIIII 1.-..d x-~e. t , , a- ?JJkle IIN11tY I'JIII: SUIO RJ!OJSTRA110N: 4:00 p.& .., d pttiL IIIOIIIl 01t l'llday die IIIII. I Z - ~ A PULL BAal DAY AT 4:00p.m.. Ga1P1i0D lid!, IN SHOWRINO ON HILL wm1 A PUILOPPPOR BACH DAY'S WlNNBR ON SATUJtDAY AT 4:CIOp.& IN 11fB TRACTOR PULL A1U!A • 'l'belewlllbe-u-dow til"•: Cau I • Boya or OiJb • 35-551 Cau Z • 8oyl or.Oisb • 56-7:51 1.0w tiW•wiDbe......,.cmfin&-.y. l!acoptca Friday dlel91h 1:1- ~ 2. All ootiiWl"S- _ ....... 3. aaly -~~~~~ stidl pnMclltl by ofl!dela 4. n. adPic:llailt dun .......... s. No ....... ttp 10 pedaL Dtlylialll-. , . _ -~~~~~ .......... pilL 6. No pedala. 7. No bac:kiat ttp IIIII jetkiDa lldd chains. I. TIIIIS«IeaviDc boundll)' linea ends tbe pilL • 9. Sqped forward motion ends pulL ..,_-ride pul-...., looctitc--- ANNOUNCER: Briaa CoUiDo TRACK MAINTENANCE: Keller'• C...to• BendU., aod Keefer '• Se"ice Cooter PUlLBACK TRACTOR: Keller'• Cuoto• Bending SLED: M &: W Sled Co•pony FIRST AND SECOND PLACE TROPHIES FURNISHED BY THE CLASS SPONSOR. -. I J 1-800-552-1990 t .. • ALL WORK GUARANTEED• • •EXPERT COLOR MATCH• •SPECIALIZING IN INSURANCE WORK• •KANSAS JACK LASER FRAME RACK• Ken lJass Insurance and License Service 607 Sth St. New Haven, WV 304-882-2145 I Agents: Ken Bass- Jean Bass - Corinna Bass-Barnitz - • AUTOIODY AUTO PARTS. 992·1013or Toll Free 1·800·0010 - IODY SHOP 992·2316 f • 'Complirnents of E. • s.·Villanueva~ M.D.· Family Practice and Gynecology . .; Gynecolog~cal . Surgery ' · Pomeroy, Oh . 614-992-6402 544 West Main St. 614·992·5724 .. ' 1/4 MILE SOOTH, MIDDLEPORT 76 FOO.D MAltY 505 MULBERRY HEIGHTS POMEROY, OHIO 45769 PH. 99~·6633 1{[7 BRUCE BUMGARDNER �• PAGE THIRTY-SIX '• PAGE'TRIRTY-SEVEN 10. '!be judpo decilioa will be fiDU fM all pulll. II. Ap Umil: 11 yeon old 11 Fair lime. A Rihbaa to each pulicipMil willl2 money per c:lau Sl· St. A Trophy wiD be paented to tbe wumer uch day. A Gnnd Cuompi011 Tlqlhy for each clau wimer 011 Sltunlay. Spoaomed By: Suaar Run Aour MiDa, Bob'~ Muket and Holtct'• Dairy. r------~-----------------------------MEIGS COUNTY FAIR LITTLE MISS or UTILE MISTER CONTES'I' ·-- I I I I I I LADIES DAY ATTHEFAIR I I THURSDAY, AUGUST 17> 1995 • 11:30 A.M. I "Quick Breads at the County Fair" I Hilltop Stage · Suptrlntendent: Addaloa Lewis Chalrpa'IOII: ClndJ Ollvarl ' -I I In caoe of rairi, propam will be moved 10 new commercial hlda. I. 11:30 a.m. ·Welcome J>rosrvn on Quick Breada I 12:00 Noon -Judgina I 12:30 • Awanb and Ribboou I Spoaomed by Vete111111 Manorial Hoopital. I Bike Quick Bread iD otandanllizcloaf pan. Dilplay 011 paper plate iDa pluticbaa wish wire tie. Include Recipe. I J11- '~----------------~------------~------- '-""" PARENTS' N.UU:So . _ _ _ _. , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : - - - • ADDR~ -.,---------------------Co- J:eii'JI (Check) < ) uu1e MI. eo< ) Uule Miller Coa.-!lead appleadoa wflh ti.OO lor .... ehiW ...... lo Carelya lilehie, 47976 !kale Ia. 681, leeolnllle, OB 40772, (614) 667-3882. LITTLE MISTER and MISS MEIGS COUNTY CONTEST Carol7n Rltthle • Superintendent . Mary Rose· Chalrpel'lllft SATURDAY, AUGUST 19 ·9:15A.M. . RULESandREGULATIONS AD Entrieo mUll be Jaidellu cl Mat• Camly · I. Can not be more lhan 3 by Aoawt 14, 199$. 2. Can not be more lban 61110111bJ by Auau• 14, 199$. 3. Can not be more lban 12 IDOIIdu by Auau•l4, I · 4. Can not be more lban IIIDOIIIbJ 'bJ Aoaulll4, 199$. $.Can not be more lban 2 yean by Auawt 14. 199$. 6. Can not be more lban 3 yean by Au&UJt.l4, 199$. 7. Can not be mon !ban 4 yean liy Auawt 14, 199$. Twinl wiD be ;.daed u individuab. . . OUTOFCOUNTYIUDGBSwillbewediOjudgetbec:odclland.Udecioionioflheoejudgeowillbefinal. AD ageo an: 10 be dreoaedin lhoru, lUnluiiiMplay clolhe1 only. . One girl and one boy will be ~elected u Fint Place Winner in each aroup. Eadl child will receive l ribbOft fM entering lhe COIIICIL AD t.bieo will be~ lhe day cl COIIICII, Augulll9, fran 8:30 a.m.IO 9:1$ a.m. An enuy fee of st:oo will be charsed Regiluati011 cloiCiat9:U a.m. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1:6 ·4:30P.M. ·HILL STAGE , . RULES and REGULATIONS <. AD Entrieo must be miilenu of Mei&• <Alunl)l. Entrieo muot be 1 boy ot girl, four lhrough oeven yean of age. Clild mull be 4 yn. of i&e by Augustl4, 199$ but not more !ban 8 yn of aae by A"'IIJl14, 199$. Twinl will be ;.daed u indMduab. . · One boy and one girl wiB be oelec:led u LiD1e Miller Meia• Comly .,d Uate Miu Meip <Alunl)l. Out ot county judgeo wiD be uaed 10 ;.dge the COIIICIL ilft Entrieo mull be re~ bynewopaperad. Anenuy fee of$1.00 will be chlr&ed and mUll be wilh lbe entry fonn. Deadline fM regiluali011 will be 12:00 Noon Sllunlay. Auaustl2, 199$. AD COIItellanll will Jeedve a ribbon for enterina· -u m. ltlllm Earnest L. Trent DDS Visa MasterCard 304-773-5620 Mason, WV Below Pome.roy - Mason Bridge Hours: Mon. ·t~ Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Tuesday Evenings MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE rI ~o • I • I .., . !Tine JewefT"!J Main Street Rutland, Ohio 45775 --. • · 4. Each driver •uot he 18 yn. old or he.. a -ion drbw'olicaM, or a notar!Hd re1oue olped by • .. pareat or auardlaa. . 5. No eatry r- wW he refuadad a(ter Z hn. prior to derby. 6. All can •1111 he iupocted.l12 hr. heron lbe derby. DRIVERS I. Aay drl..r aot oheyi111 tho ruleo wUI ba clioqualifood. 2. No drlald111 of •koholic ._.....,. olllbe track or ill &he pit._. 't· 3. Driven may . .aau ..r (oryoardor backward. No dolihwale bittl"' of driver'• cloon. No 11tar1er hi ... E.,.u.e •ut he 4. A t i - &.It wW he aaaOIIDIIad by &he Ju..... l( a drbw cloeo aot hit aAolbar ear wlthialha tlaolilllit, he wW he dloqaalirood. Playillc Mpoaou•" or •~aadbagiuc', or double ........ wUir.ult ill ...... 5. Bouadrleo •uot he obaervod. . 6. No driven world"' u a tea• o.tJopther ill any haaL More dioe-ioa at !be driver'• •eat~Dc7. Alt .... •UII he ..,_..,j r.... tile FOIIDclo wlthill 12 houn. .....,.u.,.. . .5. ,...ltted. · WELDING 1. Hoodo ara aot to he wolclod. Z. Dock lido and tailpleuraaotto he welded, wiredoaly. . 3. Doora -y he woldad, 1trapo to he uoed ara noi to he o•er 3 illehoo ill widtla and no thicker thea lbe •heat - · o f &he ear. 4. Weldllltlo(bocly-or(ra•eoioNOTPERMITTEDIOpaailltlth•f.... udwoldiDciaoldaioNOT PERMITtED! No weldl"' o( th• overlap Olllbe (ra- or ••J weldi111 at aU I Sea rule t:U !Iader ean. Flru., of (ra- ill ally waJ io NOT PERMITTED 5. Buaparo aay he walded arouad lbe ohock oaly, but aot to lbe fra••· 6. Weldlas io couidored niaforeo•cllL Seo rulo16 uader can. SPRINGS I. No 1prl"' blocb or loekad ohoeb . . ·. 2. No locked ouopauioll. 3. lA&( oprinp are to be 2 112 1Dch01 wide, ho hoaoior thu V4'l.ch thicllaad llO -ra the., 7lealoto • aMie. ·~ 4. It II lop! to put loaf opri"'l under coU oprillc caro, u 101'11 u lbo oltuklo are (acto.,. •ado ohacldoo. No truek opri.... or truck ob.. kloo an to be llled. MINI CARS I. At lout 5 caro h..o to ohow to h..a tlwl!t&L 2. Minicar• •uot have DO more thaD 101 iDC:b wheal hue. 3. MIDI can ora oubject to all o( lbo IOIM ruloa aad raplatiou u the raplar can. PRIZES ThodorbywUI hecompooed o( lbeladivldualltoa.. a ad oaa (•tun. Cult aad trophleo wUit.. awarded to tho heat aad (oatura willaen. Th•loatun wiD be ..ado up o( wlaoara of the p.,..io111 ....... DECISION OF THE omCIALJUDCES AS TO THE HEATlVINNERS.AND FEATURE WINNERS lVIU. BE FINALIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII NO REFUNDS ON llJ.EGAL CAISIII RULE BOOK DISCt.yJIER I. A.ericaa made hard lOp automohiloo or olatioa w..,u ara allowad. No l•periall, trueb,Jeapa, •ua, eoll•ortlt.laa, ......... or 4 wbael dri••· 2. Staadard oafety helll, helmoll aad eye protec:tiollara requlnd. , 3. All driven •uot oupply owe can. 4. AD &Juo, t.oad and teilllpll •uai he ramned. AU chro- trim ouch u head aad tail !Wat _ld...., aad oW. tria •wt he re-•ed heron. IT MAY NOT BE REMOVED ON THE GROUNDS. S.A....-u•oiSpD-olpowWheparaitted.Guleab-yhe-...Jtolbe . .r-tarea,but•aot heeo..redwltlaaeaaYUorrubhor-terial.Nootocll . . ta..U,oaly-torUSCoutCaardappro•ed ........ 6. No apaeial bu•pan, reillfo-te of UJ kiad. Trallor hitehoo an ~lued. 7. £aci- _ .. -y be chaiMd, wired, or welded. No chelu or cahloa o•wlha top. ll.llalloatlatlreoandlockedrearudaaraparalttecLFoaclorwalt.-ybentferwhealclearueooaly. 9. Vohicloo•utlla••b-batlha ........iaco(heaa. 10. AaJ..r opil11at . . or aatdolllf fire will he dloqualillad. 11. Can •uat he awapt old. No juu tlreo, wheat., or -tal part1 iuida o( car. 12. All eon •utloa•• facto.,. -llatl lflle-· Oae trua•iuloa cooJ. II allowed 13. BatlerJ •ut he -...! to lbe iDalda of lbe car, eo•erad aad (ulalled do-. 14. WIRE- 6olrluldo, caa.hedoule, Ia fi'Oiltand rear. 2 to bu•paror (.--and4oheet-t to oheat _._ • Thoruleoalldlorraplatiolllel(orthh...U.aradOI..-.toprooidoforth•onlerlyeo.diiOto(raclllf -ll&lld to e~tohlialo .Uilimam accoptabl• requ._.... (or .... h •vaa... Theoe rul• obaD pvara the eoadltloa of all evuu,ud, by participali"' ill th..e••U, aU partlclpaa.. an~ toha••co•pllod willa lb.. ruloa. NO EXPRESS OR IMPIJED WARRANT\' AND/OR REGULATIONS. They ara iataooded ua plda for tlaoeoaduct o( lbeoport and ara ill • way a .......leaapiaot laJBI'J or death to • partleipaat, opaetalor or official . · The,_ director •hall he -po-.1 10 panait •laordmatloa (ro•aay ol tlaoapaeilloatloao orlapoaaaay(urthorreatrlctioaolhatlahloopialoadonotalterlha..W.. . aoooptohloraqulnloo..u . NO EXPRESSED OR IMPIJED WARRANTY OF SAFETY SIIAIL RESULT FIIOM SUCH ALTERATION OF SPECtnCATIONS. A.y iaterpre&atloa or dnialloa ol theoa ruleoio Wt to lbe diocntlo. ol lbe ofllc:lat.. Their doeiolo• 1o r....t. n.. Maaar•t of Paulua Da.o Darbiaa. 1-"111 Income Tax By . 15. AD eon aut llave th• lu Wade eo......t by olaroad or h-!a , · Ito. Hoodo ••t he ill plue aad .......le. They •uot be wired oaly. They •uat he" a 11 illch hole tl o c 11nler. Hood plaa are aot paraiued. 17 ~o u tra hoi.. Ia lbe car. II>. No utra body -•te·la tJa. car. . ~~-~~~~~ . . t' 20. PallltearauaobenoahotlacloonandoaTOPo(ear. Can••the . . .horaclllJJhn. hefon,_. abo•• PRESCHOOI../CHILDCARE · · 584 North Second Av. Middleport, Oh 45760 For children 2 months to 12 years 614-S92·7328 _\, Dan Tax Tax Preparer: Debbie Watson SR 681 East Tuppers Plains, Oh 45783 667~535 I 443 Gen. Hartinger Pkwy., Middleport, Ohio 45760 Telephone: (614) 992-6545 THE FLORAL BOUQUET Flowers & Balloons for All Occasions -We Deliver....: Phone 773-5575 I I2 N. Second St., Box 497, Maaon, WV. After 5 P.M. Call Rutland, OH. 614-742-2191. Owner: BARBARA VanMETER STEVEN L. STORY AnORNEY•AT•LIW 236 West Stco•tl Street • Po. .roy, o•1o 45769 P. 0. loz 72 614•992·6624 1·100·327·6050. . . C_h ristopher E. Tenoglia , James L. Schmoll, O.D. • Open 7 am to 5 pm M-F Pomeroy, Ohio Doctor of Optomertry __ Count9 Assistance Available 212 E. Main St. Phone: (614) 742·2089 • AND -- 3. Alleatry r- wW he 120.00. PIZZA DAN'S 91 Mill Street Middleport, Ohio 45760 (614) 992-6250 .... . . I. Each dri•ar auot ..Pier w- IDopeetloD aad elp a ralaaaa. Gingerbread H()use HOURS: WEEKDAYS 6 AM - 9 PM SUNDAY 10 AM • 8 PM .!il.cquisitions Marge Chapma.n Manager ~ z. The tncll officlat. or the p.-oler ....... &he ript to approve or reject uy atry. 640 GENERAL HARTINGER PARKWAY MIDOLEPORT, OHIO 45760 PHONE 992-9921 Businesses & Individuals - 161 Second Ave. --Gallipolis, Ohio DEMOLITION DERBY RULES ELLis ·ep ·· Accounting~ Tax Returns for , .ENTRY -•eel. ' r ' 1 1 ~( · " P.O. Box 151 - 216 ~ East Main St. P9meroy, Oh. 45 7 69 614-992-75.5 9 .• 107 Mill Street ~· , Middleport, Ohio 45760 'J\:-~ .. 614-992-3148 .~· · . 1~' ·Certified Public Accountant TUESDAY, AUGUST 15th, 7:00P.M. GRAND STAND AREA NO PRE-REGISTRATION NEEDED! ALL RULES APPLY BEFORE, DURING, AND AFI'ER DERBIES! 21. Can •ut aot he eo•,..,ted prior to or d•rlac derby. ll. All rear_ .. and floor d.okiat •ut he 23. No profaalty lito h• writtea oa can. 1\11 will load 1o dloqualilloatloa. 24. Doora -Y he wired, weldad, or otrapped oloua. S.. nala 13 ...t.r woldiDt Uader.alilll o( car or (raMo inot CARS Quality Dentistry l{enneth R. Utt, CPA 1623 W. Grant St., Piqua, Ohio 45356 Greg 513-778-1510 or Steve 513-335-2185 BIRTH DATEo _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;__ _ _ __ Spolllcncl by Senior Fair Bel. CarGIJaiUtchle • S.perlalfadelll \ Paulas Demo Derbies I No._ _ _ _ _ __ BOYo _ _ _ _ _ _ PhOae ~--------------------------~--------- PRETIY BABY CONTEST (In Show Ring) DEMOLITION DERBY RULES SUPERINTENDENT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Jemtblp Beep COMMITTEE M~BERS ••• Tim Beart.,.Brent 7Jrlde and Leonard.Koenls- NAMEo Gl..., _ _ _ _ __ 1'IMt _ . _ IS llu...,;. officla11y' ntlred. . .. Attorney at Law • Post Office Box 261117 West Second Street, Suite C · Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Appliances • Central Air Conditioning and Heating FOREMAN & ABBOTT Ph. 992-5321 LENNOX AMANA · 1·800-359-4303 YORK Mldd'leport, OIIIQ F. & A. SUNSHINE CENTER Pomeroy, Ohio • ,, �· · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · • · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... -... PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT 1995 County Fairs in Ohio Week of June 11 Pickaway (Circleville) ' June 16-23 Weeks of June 25 & July 2 Marion (Marion) June 28-July 4 Putnam (Ottawa) June 30-July 5 Cljntbn (Wilmington) July 8-15 Week of July 9 . Lawrence (Proctorville) July 9-15 Madison (London) July 9-15 Paulding (Paulding) July 10-16_ Harrison (Cadiz) July 11-16 Trumbull (Cortland) July 11-16 Jackson (Wellston) July 14-22 Crawford (Bucyrus) July 15-22 Franklin (Hilliard) July 15-22 "• Week of July 16 Adams (West Union) July 16-22 Ottawa (Oak Harbor) . July 17-23 Warren (Lebanon) ~Y 18-22 Carroll (Carrollton) _ JUly 18-23 Logan (Bellefontaine) July 18-23 Perry (New Lexington) July 18~23 Clark (Springfield) Julv 22-28 we,k of July 23 Butler (Hamilton) July 23-28 Knox (Mt. Vernon) July 23-29 Summit (Tallmadge) July 23-30 Clermont (Owensville) July 24-29 0 ' Fayette (Washington C.H.) July 24-29 Shelby (Sidney) July 24-30 Seneca (liffin) July 24~31 Lucas (Maumee) ' July 25-30 Union (Marysville) . • July 25-30 Pike (Piketon) July 28-Aug. 5 Preble (Eaton) July 29-Aug. 5 Week of July 30 · Greene (Xenia) . July 30-Aug. 5 Medina (Medina) July 30-Aug. 6 Gallia (Galnpolis) July 31-Aug. 5 , Vinton (McArthur) July 31 -Aug. 5 · Auglaize (Wapakoneta>" July 31-Aug. 6 Hamilton (Carthage) Aug. 2-6 Wood (Bowling Green) Aug. 3-9 Champaign (Urbana) Aug. 4-1 1 Ross (Chillicothe) _Aug. 5-12 Week of August 6 ' I f 1. - I- • - Hartford Independent · (Licking County) Richland (Mansfield) Athens (Athens) -~cioto (Lucasville) Cuyahoga (Berea) Merqer (Celina) Ashtabula (Jefferson) Erie (Sandusky) <P< .Attica Independent . ., . . (Sel')eca County) -· - ~ Henry (Napoleon) · Miami (Troy) STATE FAIR August 4-20 Aug. 6-13 Aug. 7- 12 Aug. 7-12 ~g.'7-i3 Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. 7-14 8-13 8-13 9-13 Aug. 11-17 Aug. 12-17 . Week of August 13 Muskingum (Zanesville) Aug. 13-19 Huron (Norwalk) , Aug. 14-19 Meigs (Pomeroy) Aug. 14-19 Holmes (Millersburg) Aug. 15-19 · Jefferson (Smithfield) Aug. 15-20 Allen (Lima) Aug. 18-26 Darke (Greenville) Aug. 18-26 • Defiance (Hicksville) Aug. 19-26 · ' Week of August 20 _Monroe (Woodsfield) Aug. 21-26 Lorain (Wellington). Aug. 21-27 __Columpiana (Lisbon) Aug: 22-27 Lake (Painesville) Aug. 22-27 Portage (Randolph) Aug. 22-27 Sandusky (Fren:'ont) Aug. 22-27 Week of August 27 Noble (Caldwell) Aug. 29-Sept..2 Morrow (Mt. Gilead) Aug. 29-Sept. 4 Stark (Canton) · Aug. 29-Sept. 4 Hancock (Findlay) Aug. 30-Sept. 4 Richwood Independent Aug.30-Sept.4 ft)nion County) Van Wert (Van Wert) Aug.30-Sept. 6 Geauga (Burton) Aug.31-Sept. 4 Mahoning (Canfield) Aug.31-Sept. 4 Fulton (Wauseon) Sept. 1-7 Washington (Marietta) · Sept. 2-5 Week of September 3 Highland (Hillsboro) Sept. 3-9 Morgan (McConnelsville) Sept. 5-9 Columbus · Hardin (Kenton) Sept. 5-10 Albany Independent Sept. 6-1 0 (Athens County) · Belmont ·(St. Clairsville) Sept. 6-1 0 Wayne (Wooster) Sept. 9-14 . Williams (Montpelier) Sept. 9-.16 · Week of September 10 Hocking (Logan) Sept.1 0- 16 Guernsey (Old Washington) ~ept.11-17. Wyandot (Upper Sandusky) Sept.12-17 Bellville Independent Sept.13-16 (Richland County) . Delaware (Delaware) Sept.16-22 Week of September 17 Ashland (Ashland) Sept.17 -23 Tuscarawas (Oover) · Sep[18-24 Week of September 24 Brown (Georgetown) Sept.25-30 Barlow Independent Sept.29-0ct. 1 (Washington County) i Coshocton (Coshocton) Sept. 29~0ct. 5 Week of October 1 Loudonville Independent Oct. 3-7 (Ashland County) Week of October 8 . · Fairfield (Lancaster) · ···- Oct. -a-1·4 . ' .. - ·- -- " L OPEN HALTER 2. OPEN ENGLISH HALTER 3. YOUTII SHOWMANSHIP (13 &: under) 4. YOUTII SHOWMANSHIP (14to Ill) 5. LEADL!NE (rider 6 & under) awards to all 6. BAREBACK' PLEASURE OPEN 1. WALK-TROT(I3&:under) 8. OPEN ENGLISH PLEASURE 9. YOUTII WESTERN PLEASURE (1 3 & under) 10. YOUTII WESTERN PLEASURE (14 to 18) • II . OPEN WESTERN PLEASURE ($50.00 guar. money) 12. YOUTII ENGLISH PLEASlJRE (18 & under) 13. OPEN REINING 14. YOJ!lll REINING (18 & under) 15. lACK BENNf/LUCILLE BALL (39 & over) •. n.xxxxxxxxxiO min. brtakxx.xxxxuu. 16. SMALL FRY BARRELS (10 & under) awards to all 17. EXHIBITION BARRELS ($2.00 a run time onl y) 18. YOUTII BARRELS (13 & under) 19. YOUTH BARRELS (14 to 18) 20. JR. BARRELS (4 & under) 21. OPEN BARRELS ($50.00 guar. money) 22. EXHIBITION POLES ($2.00 'a ruo time only) 23 . YOUTII POLES (13 & under) 24. YOUTII POLES (1 4 to 18) · 25. OPEN POLES FO.OD MART 431 W. Main Pomeroy, Oh 45769 "-. Open 24 Hrs. 992-3636 '• Entty (ee$5.00 • 15% pay back •• ribboM 1st thru 5th Meigs Coubty 4- H $2.50 a class M( igs County 4-H Horse ,Comm.ittee ami4-H clubs are not responsible for accidents, th<ft or loss. For information contact Lisa Sntith 614·949-2052 or Pam Milhone 614-985-4489. - ---- •• c . ... .. ·.~ .. ' . " . . . . .. . . . . Williams & Associates Insurance 108 Mechanic Street . ~ . · Pomeroy, Oh 45769 . Ptuto, Home, Life, Health and Business! · Enjoy the Fair! · · - -Homecooked Meals • Homemade Pies DailyHours: 6:30 -10 Sat. Sun 8-10 985-4348 St. Rt. 7 Chester PART . I Douglas w. Little . Jennifer L. Sheets 'lr Linda A.. Warner .LITTLE, SHEETS & WARNER (614) 992-2151 > ' Attorneys At Law 211-213 East Second Street · Pomeroy; Ohio 45769 (614) 992-6689 (614) 992-2186 BUTTONS & BOWS . ' ·"Meigs County's Children's Specialty Shop" Dry Cleaning • Federal Express • UPS . L 992-51 '17 100 E. Main St. . • Pomeroy, Ohio HEAVY EQUIPMENT, TRUCK ·. AND TRAILER ., SPECIAIJIST ' . Western Auto Major Home Appliances _ ·. C~aftsrnan and Wizard Lawn and Garden 788 North Second . ·- ' ,_ CHESTER COUNTRY KITCHEN Cra~'tsmcm J' • -~ RIVERSIDE . j . · ~ ·. MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Aug. 6- 12 .,1 H•f:·) f:4 ·~ .; ._ I Mf1 ( G' ... . - ..... - .......... . . . .THIRTY-NINE . . PAGE 4-H Horse Committee OPEN HORSE SHOW Wed, Augustl6, 1995 7:00p.m. Meigs County Fairgrounds, Pomeroy, OH THE ' ~ . ·. · . • _ tools·' Auto Parts , Tires, Batteries ~ Middleport, O!:J . .. 992-551 5 MIDDLEPORT, OH . . .. ' ---.;- 614~992· 7~90 • �PAGE FORTY REED~S l. 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