COMMUNITY CALENDAR

BATH

¦ Friends of Library board meeting second
Monday of each month at 7 p.m. at Warm
Springs Public Library.
¦ Saturdays through Oct. 24, Bath County
Farmers' Market, 8 a.m.-noon at Windy
Cove Church picnic pavilion on Route 39 in
Millboro, opposite Kook-Dri Inc. For more
information visit www.bacofarmmkt.com.
Tuesdays and Thursdays, through Sept. 3
¦ Douthat State Park offers fly-fishing
instruction from angler and author Harry
Slone. Reservations are required. Children
under six free with paying adult. For more
information call (540) 981-0549.
Wednesdays and Fridays, through Sept. 4
¦ Rider's Up! Outfitters and Douthat State
Park provide an interpretive program on
Kayaking at the park from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. on
Wednesdays and Fridays. Fees will include
lunch and equipment. Participants must
be at least eight years old. Credit card
applications are required by calling (540)
862-7999. Participants need to meet at the
Douthat State Park boat ramp.
Saturday, Aug. 22
¦ Southeastern Ohio based Ohio Valley Opry
appears at Masonic Theatre in Clifton Forge

at 7 p.m. Door open at 6 p.m. Tickets are available at
the door. Call (540) 570-4213 or (540) 463-4831or
visit www.ohiovalleyopry.com to make reservations,
or for more information. Featuring local singers
from Lexington and Buena Vista and the Ohio Clark
Family and many others. Ticket info 540-570-4213
or www.ohiovalleyopry.com The Bath Senior Center
and Bath Parks and Recs are sponsoring a free 12
seat van for those over age 60. Seats fill quickly, call
(540) 839-5604 and leave name and number if you
wish to go.
¦ Doug and Shelley Harper with Bassist Dave Fondale
perform at Douthat State Park from 7-8 p.m. at the
amphitheater.
Sunday-Sunday, Aug. 23-30
¦ Hot Springs Baptist Church holds revival. Sunday
Services at 11 a.m.; evening services at 7 p.m., with
evangelist Dwight Smith, Ambassador Bible College.
A luncheon follows morning service on Aug. 23.
Special singing each night. Church is located at 737
Virginia Avenue, near Skeetfield. For a ride, call (540)
965-9019.
Tuesday, Aug. 25
¦ Bath County Extension Office offers pressure
canner testing from 1-3 p.m. If you are not able to
come, just drop off your lid to be tested and receive a

report when you pick it up. To preregister call (540-
839-7261.
Wednesday, Aug. 26
¦ Meeting to discuss flooding in the Millboro area
at the Millboro Fire House, 57 T.C. Walker Road, 1-3
p.m. Back up date is Aug. 27.
Friday, Aug. 28
¦ Eastern Montgomery High School vs Bath County
High School football tailgate dinner from 5-7 p.m. in
the parking lot prior to the game. Dinner provided
by Texas Steakhouse. Bring your lawn chair. Tickets
available at Stellar One, Shawsville branch, or by
calling (540) 268-1165.
¦ Southeastern Ohio based Ohio Valley Opry appears
at Masonic Theatre in Clifton Forge at 7 p.m. Door
open at 6 p.m. Tickets are available at the door. Call
(540) 570-4213 or (540) 463-4831or visit www.
ohiovalleyopry.com to make reservations, or for more
information. Featuring local singers from Lexington
and Beuna Vista and the Ohio Clark Family and
many others. Ticket info 540-570-4213 or www.
ohiovalleyopry.com The Bath Senior Center and Bath
Parks and Recs are sponsoring a free 12 seat van
for those over age 60. Seats fill quickly, call (540)
839-5604 and leave name and number if you wish
to go .

Highland

¦ Highland Soccer League sign up has begun
for students ages 4-13 (not turning 14 before
July 31). Call 468-2978 to sign up. Deadline
is Aug. 31
¦ Highland High School Classes of 1968,
1969, and 1970 Reunion will be held at
The Highland Center in Monterey on Oct.
3. Contact G.W. Obaugh for information at
(540) 396-3455.
¦ The Highland recycling trailer will be at
Highland Recycling Center will be at the
following locations: Bolar Ruritan Grounds;
Aug. 21-23, Mill Gap Ruritan Grounds; Aug.
28-30, Stonewall Ruritan Grounds.
¦ Bolar Ruritan Club meets the first Tuesday
of every month at the Bolar Ruritan Building
at 7 p.m. Contact a member to be a guest for
a regular monthly meeting.
¦ Highland County Recreation Commission
summer basketball every Wednesday. Middle
school plays from 5-7 p.m., varsity and junior
varsity play from 7-9 p.m.
Thursday, Aug. 20
¦ Highland County Fair Association meets

at the fairgrounds pavilion at 7:30 p.m.
Friday, Aug. 21
¦ Family Movie Night at Highland County Public
Library features "Hotel for Dogs" rated PG. Free movie,
popcorn, candy and drinks. Everyone welcome.
¦ Highland Farmers' Market "Neighbors Helping
Neighbors Day" at the Highland Center Pavilion from
3:30-6 p.m. Customers can bring non-perishable and
canned food items for collection to go to those in
need in the local community. For more information
call (540) 468-1922 or Email farmersmarket@htcnet.
org.
Saturday, Aug. 22
¦ Two-person Captain's Choice Golf Tournament
at Needle's Eye Golf Course in Monterey at 1 p.m.
Proceeds to benefit care packages for U.S. deployed
troops. Entry fee for members is at a discount. Prizes
awarded for first, second and third place, closest
to the pin and longest drive. Hosted by volunteer
employees of Bath County Power Station. Sponsored
by Daniel Hotz, sales agent for Gutshall's Real Estate.
For more information or to sign up call (540) 468-
2427.

¦ Highland Baptist Church holds 4th Saturday
Movie Night at 7 p.m. Feature is "The Pistol," the true
story of basketball legend "Pistol Pete" Maravich.
Admission and refreshments are free. For information
call (540) 468-2121.
Monday, Aug. 24
¦ Mandatory parents meeting of all athletes playing
fall sports (golf, cross country, volleyball) at Highland
County Public Schools at Highland High School library
at 6:30 p.m. For information call (540) 468-6360.
Thursday, Aug. 27
¦ Highland County Department of Social Services
board meeting at 10 a.m. in the board room of the
agency. Open to the public.
Friday, Aug. 28
¦ "Taste of Highland" at The Highland Center's
Farmers' Market from 5:30-8 p.m. A picnic dinner
featuring local ingredients provided by market
vendors. Wine, beer and live entertainment.
Proceeds benefit community programs. Tickets are
available at www.thehighlandcenter.org or Email
centermarketing@htcnet.org, or by calling (540)
468-1922.

Area

Friday, Aug. 21
¦ Shenandoah Valley Head Start Council
meets at 10 a.m. at the Head Start Training
Building in Fishersville. The public is invited
to attend.
Saturday, Aug. 22
¦ Southeastern Ohio based Ohio Valley Opry
appears at Masonic Theatre in Clifton Forge
at 7 p.m. Door open at 6 p.m. Tickets are
available at the door. Call (540) 570-4213 or
(540) 463-4831or visit www.ohiovalleyopry.

com to make reservations, or for more information.
Featuring local singers from Lexington and Beuna
Vista and the Ohio Clark Family and many others.
Ticket info 540-570-4213 or www.ohiovalleyopry.
com The Bath Senior Center and Bath Parks and Recs
are sponsoring a free 12 seat van for those over age
60. Seats fill quickly, call (540) 839-5604 and leave
name and number if you wish to go.
¦ Pocahontas County Opera House features John
McCutcheon at 7:30 p.m. Tickets available at the
door. Children under age 12 are free.

Saturday, Aug. 29
¦ Callaghan Bluegrass Festival at Covington Moose
Park, 3-9 p.m. Featuring Smith Mountain Grass, 220
South, The Conner Family, Maury River Band, Bill Cook
and Friends. For information, contact Willie Smith at
(540) 839-2060. There will be an admission fee.
¦ Manhattan Jazz Quartet performs at Greenbrier
Valley Theater's Al Jeter Jazz Series with special guest
Susanna Robinson. For information on tickets, call
(304) 645-3838 or stop by at 113 East Washington
St., Lewisburg, W.Va.