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12 -August 16, 2012 Your Hometown Newspaper News Outlook
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
BATH
DRUG & ALCOHOL
SUPPORT MEETING
Salt Lick Free Will
Baptist Church. Maple/
Water Streets, Salt Lick,
KY. Winter - Tuesday
& Thursday 7:30 p. m.
Open meeting. Public
Welcome. Share your ex-
perience & help us stay
Clean & Sober. Mike M
(606) 336-2602.
CELEBRATE
RECOVERY
Celebrate Recovery
will be held at Owings-
ville United Methodist
Church. Every Sunday,
6p.m.
LIVING FREE
Living Free depen-
dency classes. New Life
Fellowship. Wednesday,
6p.m.
MOORES FERRY PAY
LAKE
The Moores Ferry Pay
Lake on Hwy. 211 North
is now open for busi-
ness under new owner-
ship. The lake has been
stocked and is ready for
everyone to come out
and enjoy fishing!
BATH COUNTY FIS-
CAL COURT
holds its regular meet-
ing on the second Thurs-
day of the month at the
Court House Annex at 10
a.m.
BATH COUNTY
BOARD OF
EDUCATION
holds its regular
monthly meeting on
the fourth Tuesday of
the month at the Board
Office Annex at 7 p.m.
Working session starts at
5:30 a.m. at the Board Of-
fice conference room.
SHARPSBURG C1TY
COUNCIL
holds its regular
monthly meeting on
the first Monday of the
month at Sharpsburg
City Hall at 7 p. m.
SALT LICK CITY
COUNCIL
holds its regular
monthly meeting on
the first Tuesday of the
month at the Salt Lick
Volunteer Fire Depart-
ment at 6 p.m.
OWINGSVILLE CITY
COUNCIL
holds its regular
monthly meeting on the
second Tuesday of the
monthat Owingsville
City Hall at 7 p.m.
PRODUCE AUCTION
The Bath County Pro-
duce Auction is held ev-
ery Monday and Thurs-
day evening at 6 p.m.,
behind the Extension
Office and Ag Education
Center under the giant
green hoop barn on 2419
East U. S. 60. Produce in
all quantities sold to the
highest bidder. Call 606-
336-0103 for more infor-
marion.
FARMER'S MARKET
The Bath County
Farmer's Market begins
every Tuesday, Friday,
and Saturday morning
at 8 a.m., held under the
giant green hoop barn
behind the Bath County
Cooperative Extension
Office and the Ag Educa-
tion Center on 2419 East
U. S. 60. For more infor-
marion, call 606-674-6121
AGRICULTURE
FIELD DAY
The Bath County Agri-
cultural Field Day will be
held Thursday, August
16th at Stanley Willough-
by's Farm located on
Howards Mill Road. Reg-
istration will begin at 5:00
PM with the program to
follow at 5:30 PM. A din-
ner sponsored by Farm
Credit Services, Owings-
ville Banking Company,
The Salt Lick Deposit
Bank and The Citizens
Bank, will be held. To
help plan for the meal
we ask that you call the
Bath County Extension
Office at 606-674-6121 by
August 15th and register.
HORSE SHOW
The Eastern Kentucky
Quarter Horse Show
Association will have a
horse show, Aug. 17 -
19, at the Owingsville
Lions Club Park, Kendall
Springs Rd. AQHA and
KQHA Approved Quar-
ter Horse Show. For
more information contact
Leslie Fluhr at 502-551-
7955.
FARM BUREAU AN-
NUAL MEETING
Bath County Farm Bu-
reau will hold its Annual
Meeting and Dinner on
Saturday, September 22
at 6:30 p.m. at the Bath
County Agriculture Mar-
kefing and Education
Center. This meeting is
for Farm Bureau mem-
' ' bers.
ANTIQUE SHOW
The Bath County His-
torical Society is holding
an Antique Show and
Sale on Sunday, October
7, 2012, 9 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. Dealers of fine an-
tiques and collectibles on
the lawns of 274 and 250
West Main Street, Ow-
ingsville. For more infor-
marion, call 606-782-3240
or email bathcountyhis-
tory@hotmail.com
HOMECOMING
City of Refuge Church,
Olympia, will be having
Homecoming, Sunday,
Aug. 19, at 11 a.m., fea-
turing the Barrett Family
Singers and Evangelist
Rex Templeton. Pastor
Mike Munday and con-
gregation invite every-
one. Meal will follow
service.
PRESTON COURT
DAYS, OCTOBER
12-15
MENIFEE
CELEBRATE RECOV-
ERY
Celebrate Recovery at
Botts Christian Church,
every Monday, 7 p. m..
For more information,
call 859-585-8688 or 606-
768-8011.
FRENCHBURG CITY
COMMISSION
holds its regular
monthly meeting on the
first Thursday of the
month at 6:30 p.m. at the
Clark Energy Building.
MENIFEE COUNTY
FISCAL COURT
holds its regular
monthly meeting on the
second Tuesday of the
month at 7 p.m. at the
Court House.
MENIFEE COUNTY
JOB CLUB
Job Clubs of Eastern
Kentucky is sponsoring a
weekly Job Club, Thurs-
days, 1 p.m. at the Gate-
way Community Action
office in the Clark Ener-
gy Building, Frenchburg.
New member orientation
is at 12:30. Meet weekly
with a small group of job
seekers and workforce
professionals to gain a
competitive edge in to-
day's tough job market.
For more information,
call 606-768-2369.
SHIRRS OF
FRENCHBURG
Cruise-In Schedule
August 18, Sept. 15
(Menifee Co. Reunion),
and Oct. 20
Downtown French-
burg, 6-9 p.m. - For more
info call Don Smith, 606-
768-2273 or 606-247-3148;
Mark Williams, 606-768-
9506; or Rick Conway,
859-473-0062
RED RIVER WATER-
SHED
The Red River Water-
shed Team will meet in
Frenchburg on August
30 at the Menifee Coun-
ty Extension Office at
6 p.m. The Extension
Office is located at 140
Main Street Frenchburg,
KY.
Everyone is welcome,
especially our Menifee
County fliends!! The
meeting will be a review
of what we have done so
far, including a review of
the data collected. We
would also like to discuss
possible outreach activi-
ties like a creek cleanup
or creek walk.
PRAYER MEETING
Cry Out America! Sep-
tember 11, 2012. Join
at the Menifee County
Courthouse promptly at
noon. There is only one
remedy for our nation -
Jesus. Sponsored by Cry
Out Kentucky.
THE 9TH ANNUAL
PRAYER WALK FOR
MENIFEE COUNTY
SCHOOLS
will be held next
Thursday, August 23rd
on the campuses of
MCES, MCHS and Botts
Elementary. The meet-
ing time for Frenchburg
will be at 3:25 around
the flagpole in front of
MCES. Botts will meet at
3:45 in front of the school.
Everyone is welcome.
AREA
EVENTS
SMALL TOWN AMER-
ICAN AL
Small Town Ameri-
can Festival in Mt. Ster-
ling, Saturday, Aug. 18.
5K run/walk, Arts and
Crafts Festival, Cornhole
Tournament, Car Show,
Ale 8 One Talent Show-
case and Contest, Rec-
reation Bowl. Find out
more and register for all
the fun events at www.
mtsterlingtourism.com
or call 866415-7439
GATEWAY SPECIAL
OLYMPICS
10th Annual Car,
Truck, Tractor, and M0-
torcycle Show, August
18, 2012. Downtown Mt.
Sterling. Gates open at
8:30 a. m., registration
from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Other events scheduled
include a 5K Run/Walk,
Arts and Crafts Festival,
Talent Showcase, Corn-
hole Tournament, Food,
Raffles, Goody Bags,
Door Prize, and Music.
Free to the public. For
more information call
David Catchings, 859-
498-9874 or 859-398-5355.
www.kycarsforkids.com
WELCOME HOME
VIETNAMF VETERANS
CELEBRATION
Aug. 18 and 19, AmVets
Post 67 and Clay City
Park, in Clay City. Spon-
sored by Task Force
Omega of Ky. and Am-
Vets Post 67 Clay City.
Starts Saturday with tal-
ent show at noon, live
music, 50/50 drawing,
auction, candle light cer-
emony, and Poker Run
on Sunday. For more
information call Mark
Hawkins, 859-339-7687 or
Mike Curtis 606-663-0125
SMALL BUSINESS
WORKSHOP
Morehead State Uni-
versity's East Kentucky
Small Business Develop-
ment Center will offer
a free "Starting a Small
Business" workshop on
Thursday, Aug. 23, at the
Morehead SBDC office,
located at 150 East First
Street, from 5-7 p.m.
The event is designed
for people who have
thought about starting a
business or who have al-
ready started a business
and need guidance and
support.
To register, visit www.
ksbdc.org or contact
Mark Murphy at 606-
783-2895 or by email to
m.murphy@morehead-
state.edu.
POPPY MOUNTAIN
BLUEGRASS -
VAL
Sept. 11 - 15
20th Anniversary Year
Located at Poppy
Mountain, 3715 U. S. 60
East, Morehead
For information on
scheduled performers,
ticket prices, and lodg-
ing, call 1-606-784-2277
(office), 1-606-780-4192
(campground), or email
poppymtn@yahoo.com
You can also check out
the website, http://www.
poppymountainblue-
grass.com/or the Face-
book page,
http://www.facebook.
com/PoppyMountain-
Bluegrass
SIINT AUCTION/
BENEFIT FOR TOM
HOSTRANDER AND
FAMILY
Saturday, Sept. 22, at
1 p.m. at the Farmer's
Christian Church, 100
Ky. 801 South, More-
head, 40351
Meal: sphaghetti, sal-
ad, garlic bread, drink,
and dessert for 86 a plate.
Tom has been diag-
nosed with throat cancer
and will undergo treat-
ments that will last ap-
prox.. 6-8 weeks, travel-
ing to Lexington five days
a week. All proceeds will
be used for transporta-
tion, medical expenses,
and living expenses for
the family. To make a do-
nation of an item for the
auction or a monetary
donation, please contact
Brandy Jones at 859-274-
3135 Susan Price at 859-
250-8857.
GILKERSON/GILK-
SON FAMILY RE-
UNION
Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012
Legion Hall, on Legion
Rd., Paris, Ky. 10 a.m to 6
p.m We will eat at 12:30.
Please bring your own
covered dishes and soft
drinks. Utensils, plates,
napkins, lemonade and
coffee will be provided.
For more information,
contact, Deloris Brooks,
859-987-4744 or Joyce
Dean, 859-948-7064.
CAVE RUN STORY-
TEUJNG FESTIVAL
September 26-29, Twin
Knobs Recreation area,
off of Hwy. 801
Festival begins 9:45
a.m. on Friday and Sat-
urday. Evening perfor-
mances begin at 7:00
p.m.
For more information
contact the Morehead
Tourism Commission at
800-654-1944 or 606-780-
4342.
3RD ANNUAL HOE-
DOWN IN THE HOL-
LER, MANDOLIN
FARMS, FLEMINGS-
BURG
Friday, October 5, 7
p.m Hoedown Star win-
ner Nate Stone; 8 p.m.
Kevin Stover; 9 p.m. Da-
vid James and the Gang.
Gates open Friday at 5
p.m. Admission is $10
and is available only at
the gate that night. Chil-
dren 6 and under admit-
ted free.
Saturday, October 6, 4
p.m. Jalda Dreyer; 4:45
p.m. Edgewood; 6:45
p.m. Bobby Davis and
the Sounds of Haggard;
9 p.m. Daryle Singletary.
Tickets for the Saturday
portion of the festival are
$20 in advance, $25 at the
gate on show day. Gates
will open at 2:00 p.m. on
Saturday. Children 6 and
under are free. Children
7 - 12 years of age will
be admitted for $10. Res-
ervations for campsites
are currently being ac-
cepted. For more infor-
marion, visit the website
www.hoedowninthehol-
ler.com or become a fan
of Hoedown in the Holler
on Facebook.
FLEMINGSBURG
COURT DAYS, OCtO-
BER 6 AND 7
OCTOBER COURT
DAYS, iT. STER-
LING, OCTOBER 12
- 15
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