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Features: Robyn Rison (304) 526-2799
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Lori Wolfe/The Herald-Dispatch
The Angie Fletcher Band will
perform at the Heiner’s Sum-
mer Concert Series on Thurs-
day at Pullman Square.
n Maryland State Boychoir
Concert, 7:30 p.m. Monday,
Aug. 13, Oakwood Baptist
Church, 855 Oakwood Road,
Charleston. Hosted by the
Appalachian Children’s Choir.
This performance will feature
the concert choirs from both
groups and will offer a wide
range of selections from spiri-
tuals to folksongs to gospel.
Free. Call (304) 343-1111.
n Meigs County (Ohio)
Fair, Monday-Saturday,
Aug. 13-18, Meigs County
(Ohio) Fairgrounds, Pome-
roy. Features entertainment
nightly. Call (740) 985-4372.
n Book Signing: “Trail of
the Powhatan Arrow, the
N&W’s Big Sandy Line,”
3-6 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 14,
Wayne Public Library, 325
Keyser St., Wayne. The book
recounts not only the construc-
tion of the railroad through
Wayne and Mingo Counties, but
has a chapter on the towns and
villages along the railroad line.
Authors Jack and Kay Dickinson.
n 93.7 The DAWG pres-
ents Heiner’s Summer Con-
cert Series, 7 p.m. Thursday,
Aug. 16, opening acts at
6 p.m., Pullman Square, 3rd
Avenue, Huntington. Music by
Angie Fletcher Band with Larry
Pancake, Katie Owens and
Shawn Cabell.
n Rally on the River,
Thursday-Saturday, Aug. 16-
18, Downtown Ironton, Ohio,
Ironton. This event offers
motorcycle enthusiasts activi-
ties, vendors, car shows, bike
shows, music and food. No
registration fee. Call Rick Jan-
sen. (304) 634-5956 or visit
www.rallyontheriver.com.
n The Greater Huntington
Symphonic Band Rehears-
als, 7-8:30 p.m. Thursday,
Vinson Middle School, 3851
Piedmont Road, Huntington.
Rehearsals are for the 2007-
2008 concert season and all
players of all ages and instru-
ments are welcome. Held in
the Band Room. Leave a mes-
sage at (304) 638-6873.
n Party on the Patio,
5-8 p.m. Friday, The Boston
Beanery, 15 Heritage Village,
Huntington.
n David Douglas and Bill
Hawks, 7 p.m. Friday,
Aug. 17, Paramount Joe’s
Rising Star Cafe, 1300 Win-
chester Ave., Ashland. $5.
Call (606) 324-3175.
n Pie’s Social Dance
with Johnny Carson,
7-10 p.m. Friday, Aug. 17,
Sybene Senior Center, 97
Private Road 80, South Point.
Refreshments available.
$6.50 per person. Call (740)
894-7569.
For more events, log on to
www.herald-dispatch.com.
Life
All’s fair that ends fair
Summer wraps
up with Boyd Fairgoers enjoy
taking a ride on
County Fair the Superman at
the 2005 Boyd
County Fair.
By CHRISTIAN
ALEXANDERSEN File photo/
The Herald-Dispatch The Herald-Dispatch
calexandersen@herald-dispatch.com
ASHLAND — With new
music performances, rides and
shows, kids and adults alike
will have a good time at the
2007 Boyd County Fair.
The fair runs from Tuesday
Aug. 14 to Saturday Aug. 18.
Ellen Keaton, the fair’s enter-
tainment chair, said the one-pay
ticket allows fairgoers to enjoy
all of the events during the five
day event. General admission is
$7 during the week and $8 on the
weekend. Senior citizens admis-
sion is $6 throughout the week.
The event is at the Boyd County
Fairgrounds in Ashland, Ky.
Gates open at 5 p.m. during the
week and 1 p.m. on Saturday.
Keaton said the 2007 Boyd
County Fair will live up to its
slogan, “Watch Us Grow,” with
more new attractions than ever
before. These new attractions
include Ohio Championship
Wrestling featuring two cham-
pionship matches and the truck
tug of war both on Wednesday. RIGHT: Olivia Norris,
The Boyd County Fair has 6, of Pliny slides down
the “Super Slide” at
enough activities to keep the
the Cabell County Fair
blood flowing for adrenaline on Friday, July 27.
junkies too. Events like the
demolition derby, Bar W Rodeo Chris Harris/The Herald-
and motocross races are sched- Dispatch
uled throughout the week.
With the Eudora Farms Exot- FAR RIGHT: Kaytlin
ic Animals Petting Zoo, Keaton Maynard, 8, of Wayne
said people have the opportu- rides the swings Sat-
nity to interact with different urday, August 4 at the
exotic animals. Wayne County Fair.
In addition, contests like the
Lori Wolfe/The Herald-
watermelon seed spitting con- Dispatch admission is $6 events
test, the Little Mr. Farmer and throughout the 5 p.m. Craft and other ven-
Little Miss Farmer Costume week. dors open
Contest and the Ultimate Triv- housing many of the horti- TUESDAY, 6 p.m. Opening Ceremo-
ia Contests promise to keep culture events such as 4-H AUG. 14 nies
people of all ages entertained and agriculture exhibits, the Boyd County Fair schedule 9 a.m. Judging of all exhibits 7 p.m. Boyd County Fair
and having fun. 4-H Funfest Booth and the 4-H The Boyd County Fair will Midway events Gospel Talent Search ($50
Also, Keaton said the addi- Sport Fishing Demonstration. be held at the Boyd County 5 p.m. Carnival Rides by entry fee with $1,000 payout
tion of the new Franks Exten- For more information on the Fairgrounds in Ashland. Gen- Casey’s Rides, vendors and based on 20 entries)
sion Community Building has 2007 Boyd County Fair call (606) eral admission for the event is Eudora Farms Exotic Ani-
$7 during the week and $8 on mals Petting Zoo
allowed the event organizers 928-7190 or visit the Web site
the weekend. Senior citizens
ON 5C:
to bring more events to the at http://www.boydcountyfair. Building of Dreams More fair schedule
show. She said the building is com .
Homer Hickam finishes third book in newest series
By BETH HENDRICKS stakes and the energy level even more,” Hickam
For The Herald-Dispatch explained recently while taking a break from tour-
Where does a West Virginia boy with a passion for ing to promote the book. “More than just telling the
rockets head next? To “The Far Reaches.” dry, true story, I wanted to be able to involve the
Coalwood, W.Va., native Homer Hickam, interna- readers in the history and the storyline. There are
tionally renowned for his works including “Rocket a lot of levels to this story — it’s like peeling back
Boys” and “Torpedo Junction,” has penned a work an onion, and a lot of folks think it is pretty good
destined to reach a whole new cross-section of fans. literature.”
“This book is different than what the fans of my The break from telling his West Virginia tales is
past books have come to expect,” Hickam said. “A bound to bring in some new fans and set some of his
writer risks his career by switching genres, and I’ve more traditional fans on edge.
done it more than once. It’s a challenge for every “It’s a chance a writer has to take. I want to write
writer just to get you to pick up a book and read it, stories that I’m passionate about with characters I
but I feel like if you’ll can bring to life. If I do that, I feel like I’ve done what
do that, that I’ve got I was meant to do, which is to entertain and inform,”
you in the first few Hickam said.
pages.” At first glance, Hickam said the book might seem
“The Far Reach- to only appeal to men and those with an appreciation
es,” the third in for reading war-themed literature.
the Josh Thurlow “I totally disagree with that, by the way. I think
Submitted photo
series, follows that women will love this book, too,” Hickam said.
the Coast Guard Coalwood, W.Va., native Homer Hickam’s latest “Anybody who likes a story that has depth to it
captain during book is called “The Far Reaches.” — romance, adventure, all the good things that make
the invasion of you pick up a book in the first place — will love ‘The
Tarawa. Thur- low’s adventures — both in war and with humankind Far Reaches.”
low meets — are tightly woven together. Hickam’s next novel is a return to the West Virginia
w it h I r i s h “I am an avid historian. After I finished writing hills that made his writing famous. The novel, “Red
nun Sister my memoirs, what I wanted to do was write histori- Helmet,” is scheduled to be released Feb. 14, 2008.
Mary Kath- cal fiction. So, I introduced this rough Coast Guard Without giving away too many details of the book,
leen , a nd captain Josh Thurlow — because rough characters Hickam gave a small hint about the book’s premise.
the tale of are great to hang stories on. “I joke and say it’s a journey into ‘coal mining chick
Thur- “With ‘The Far Reaches,’ I wanted to raise the lit,’” he explained.

PEN POWER: The power of
the pen can be mighty. VFW
Post 1064 and Ladies Auxiliary
recently sponsored Our Lady
of Fatima Parish School in the
Patriot’s Pen youth essay com-
petition. Four from 66 partici-
pants were sent to the District
level for judging. They were
Kara Anderson, Thomas
Dransfeld, Hannah Shoe-
maker and Nicholas Turner.
Each won a $100 U.S. savings
bond. Hannah placed fourth
in the state and Nicholas was
third place district winner.
WRITERS: Two Wayne
Middle students represented
their county in the recent
West Virginia Young Writer’s
Competition — Luke Frid-
ley, sixth-grader, and Clay
Haddix, seventh grader. The
youngsters, their parents and
teachers were invited to a
recognition ceremony at the
University of Charleston.
CHAMPS: Brandon Hicks,
one of six contestants, ate 16
Brenda
LUCAS
COMMUNITY NEWS
hot dogs in 12 minutes to beat
the returning champ in the
third annual West Virginia
Hot Dog Festival. Mark Bur-
cham, last year’s Root Beer
Chuggin’ Contest champion,
also returned to competition.
ROLL ON: Four local financial
advisors have been named to
2007 SMART529 Honor Roll
— Joseph Lambert and Susan
Haney, Chase Investment
Services; George Snider III,
Edward Jones; Robert Wayne
Miller, Ferris Baker Watts Inc.
They were recognized for their
roles in encouraging families to
save for college.
SCHOLARSHIP: West Virgin-
ia Oil Marketers and Grocers
Association (OMEGA) pre-
sented a $1,000 scholarship to
Trinity Marie Bond, a soon-
to-be-senior at Marshall Uni-
versity working toward a bach-
elor’s degree in elementary
education. This is the second
time that Trinity, daughter of
John Bond of Wayne County,
has won this award.
GOVERNORS’ BOARD: Gary
Adkins, superintendent of
schools in Wayne County;
Brent A. Marsteller, presi-
dent and CEO of Cabell Hun-
tington Hospital; and Harley
F. Mooney Jr., a retired
brigadier general from the U.S.
Army, have been reappointed
to a four-year term of Marshall
University Board of Gover-
nors. Congratulations.
MEMORIES: The late Barba-
ra Mathes, who worked more
than 20 years with RE/MAX
Professional Advantage before
losing a battle with cancer
in 2005, was remembered as
Huntington Board of Realtors
dedicated a home at 1650 10th
Ave. in her honor. What a way
to remember a wonderful wife,
mother, grandmother and
friend.
DEAN’S LIST: Stephen Cole,
a 2006 St. Joseph High gradu-
ate, was named to the dean’s
list for the spring semester at
University of Kentucky, where
he’s majoring in biology. He is
the son of Randy and Cathy
Cole.
ONLY ONE: A round of
applause for Catherine E.
Petrany, daughter of Dr.
Stephen M. and Nancy-
Ann Petrany of Huntington.
She received the prestigious
Roland E. Murphy scholarship
for graduate studies in theol-
ogy at Fordham University,
The Bronx, N.Y. This five-year
award is the only one such
scholarship this year given by
Catholic Biblical Association
of America. Many are proud
of your achievements, Cath-
erine.
BACK IN THE SADDLE:
Here’s hoping that the Rev.
Mark Fisher is back in the
saddle at Ona’s Bethesda Unit-
ed Methodist Church, where
he pastors. Mark was hospital-
ized while in Maryland mak-
ing funeral arrangements for
his father-in-law.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS:
Heather Tchou, Lauren
Copley, Jake Williams,
Brooke Howerton, Gladys
Smith, Connie Danford,
Luke Stevens, Pat Hall, Pat-
ty Jennings, Aaron Kelly,
Brandon Cook, Sloane Wil-
liamson, Carl Fenney, Jackie
Vannater, Missy Eakle and
Vickie Ellis. Patty Keesee, a
former co-worker at The Her-
ald-Dispatch, is older than me
by two days.
TODAY’S ANNIVERSARIES:
Jeff and Carol Miles.
CHUCKLE: Two guys, one
old and one young, were
pushing their carts around
a hardware store when they
collide. The old guy says to the
young one, “Sorry about that.
I’m looking for my wife, and
I guess I wasn’t paying atten-
tion to where I was going.” The
young guy said, “That’s okay.
It’s a coincidence. I’m looking
for my wife too. I can’t find her
and I’m getting a little desper-
ate.” The old guy said, “Well,
maybe we can help each other.
What does your wife look
like?” The young guy says,
“Well, she is 24 years old, tall,
105 pounds, 5 foot, 7 inches
with blonde hair, blue eyes,
long legs. She is a former Miss
America. What does your wife
look like?” The old guy said,
“Doesn’t matter – let’s look for
yours.”
Send items at least two
days in advance to Brenda
Lucas, The Herald-Dispatch,
P.O. Box 2017, Hunting-
ton, WV 25720; fax to
(304) 526-2857; or e-mail
bklucas53@aol.com.
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meeting, 6 p.m. Monday, MONDAY PRIMETIME TV - AUGUST 13 MOVIE
(N) New programmings
(HD) High Definition
n Floral Design Class, Wayne Town Hall, 1300 Nor- 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM
10 a.m.-3 p.m. or 5-10 p.m. folk Ave., Wayne. Meets at WSAZ News NBC Nightly Wheel of Jeopardy! Thank God You’re Here Heroes Hiro takes a gam- Dateline NBC (N) WSAZ News- (:35) Tonight Show With
Monday, Aug. 13, Huntington 6 p.m. on the second Monday 3 WSAZ Ch. 3 (N) News (N)
NBC
Fortune (TV G) (HD) (TVPG) (R) ble in Las Vegas (TV14) Channel 3 Jay Leno (TV14) (HD)
Floral, 3322 U.S. Route 60 of each month. (HD) (HD) (R) (HD) (N)
3.2 MY Z M*A*S*H M*A*S*H The Oprah Winfrey IFL Battleground “Episode 17" News (N) Extra Still Stand- Still Stand- One on One
E., Huntington. A 50 hour n Proctorville City Coun- MYNET (TVPG) (TVPG) Show (TVPG) (R) (TVPG) (N) ing ing
class over a two week period cil, 7 p.m., Proctorville City Eyewitness ABC World Family Entertain- Wife Swap (TVPG) (R) Fat March (N) Supernanny (TVPG) (R) Eyewitness (:35) Night- (:05) Paid
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with a certificate of comple- Hall, Proctorville. Proctorville ABC
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tion. Cost of class includes City Council holds its regu- Simpsons Raymond Friends Raymond So You Think You Can Hell’s Kitchen (N) Eyewitness News at Ten Sex and the Friends Bernie Mac
all supplies and a field trip. larly scheduled meeting. 11 WVAH (TVPG) (TV14) (TVPG) Dance (TVPG) (N) Local news, sports and City (TV14) (TVPG) (TVPG)

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Class will consist of learning n South Point School weather. (N)
to design fresh and silk, make District Board meeting, 13 News at CBS Eve- 13 News at Inside Edi- How I Met New Adven- Two and a Rules of En- CSI: Miami (TV14) (R) 13 News at (:35) Late Show With Da-
13 WOWK 6PM (N) ning News 7PM (N) tion (TVPG) Your Mother tures (R) Half Men gagement (HD) 11PM (N) vid Letterman (TVPG)
bows, prep flowers and to Monday, South Point School CBS (R) (HD) (HD) (R) (R) (HD)
order flowers, learn how the District, 203 Park Avenue, 25 WKAS GED Con- Bus. Rpt Newshour With Jim Kentucky Tonight Nova (TVPG) Wide Angle News (N) Kentucky Workplace
nection (N) Lehrer (N) Life Skill
wire service works and office South Point. South Point PBS
29 WLPX Diagnosis Murder Designing Designing Mama’s Mama’s Who’s the Who’s the Wonder Wonder Time Life Paid Pro- Paid Pro-
administration. Limited space School board members will ION (TVPG) Family Family Boss? Boss? Years Years Music gram gram
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523-9463 for more details. n Fairland School Board CW to Jim to Jim Queens Queens (HD) (R) (HD) (HD) (HD) (TV14) (TV14) (TV14)
n Xi Beta Phi Chapter of meeting, 5:30 p.m. Monday, 33 WPBY News (N) Bus. Rpt Newshour With Jim Antiques Roadshow (TV History Detectives (TV Show Cats Charlie Rose (N) Tavis
PBS (N) Lehrer (N) G) (R) G) (R) Smiley
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Fairland High School, 21630 61 WTSF Peter Creflo Dol- Perry Stone John Hagee Break- Joni Lamb Celebration Jesse Du- Evangelist This Is Your Believers Life Today
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Aug. 13, Nancy Mills, 1220 Fairland School board mem- NEWS SPORTS SportsCenter: from Bris- Monday Night Count-
ESPN tol, Monday Night Football “Preseason”: Denver Broncos at San Francisco 49ers SportsCenter: from Bris- Baseball
Conn. (HD) down (HD) from Monster Park (Live) (HD) tol, Conn. (HD) (HD)
Smith St., Milton. Business bers will meet to discuss ESPN2 NASCAR College Bronx Burning (HD) Little Lgue WS: from Bristol, Conn. (Live) MLB Game (Live) (HD)
meeting, talk and video on issues at Fairland High SPEED Monster Chop Cut Pinks! Inside Nextel Cup Payback MuscleCar MuscleCar Car Crazy Whips Nextel Cup
skydiving as our program fol- School.
CNN Lou Dobbs Tonight Poli- The Situation Room Paula Zahn NOW The Larry King Live Celeb in- Anderson Cooper 360° Breaking news and pop cul- Larry King
lowed by social. n Union Township Trust- tics, finance. (N) News gathering. (R) day’s events. (N) terviews. ture. (N) Live
n Learn the Potter’s ees Meeting, 7 p.m. Monday, FOXN Special Report (N) The FOX Report (N) The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes On the Record The O’Reilly Factor Hannity
Wheel, 6:30-9:30 p.m. Mon- Lawrence County Municipal ANPL Croc Diary (TV G) Extreme Nature Meerkat Meerkat Animal Police Animal Police Extreme Nature Meerkat
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Oct. 9, Ann Davis Gallery, Township Trustees will hold FAM 8Rules
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Grounded Grounded Kyle XY “House of Cards” Greek “Friday Night” So- Slacker Cats Slacker Cats The 700 Club Christian
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Ashland. Students will learn ing on the second Monday of HALL M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Walker, Texas Ranger Jane Doe: Ties That Bind (‘07, Drama) Lea Thomp- Murder, She Wrote Murder
(TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) “Vision Quest” son. Framed by twin. (NR) “If...Shoe Fits” (TVPG)
to work on the potter’s wheel each month.
HGTV Look Wht Offbeat Wall Cld Hse Hunt Designed Buy Me Color Potential Hse Hunt Open Hse Design Star (R) Designed
under the supervision of art- n Weighted Workout HIST Modern Marvels (R) Modern Marvels (R) Modern Marvels (N) Cities (TVPG) (R) Ice Road Truckers Lost Worlds (R) Marvels
ist/potter Bill Meadows. Cost Class, 4-5 p.m. Monday and NICK Zoey 101 Guide Guide Drake Drake Sponge Home Vid Cosby Cosby Cosby Cosby Cosby Cosby
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weeks, 3 hour session. Pre- cal Center, 2900 1st Ave., TOON Pokémon Pokémon Strm Hwk Pokémon Courage Camp Laz Foster Grim (R) Courage Naruto ATHF ATHF ATHF
registration required with a Huntington. Held in the Well- TVLD Bull Riding (TVPG) Griffith Griffith Cosby Cosby Sanford Sanford Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson 3’s Co.
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n James River CEOS tute. Cost $30. For more infor-
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Singing The Singing ac Crocodile Dundee II (‘88, Comedy) Paul Hogan. Adventurer Last Comic Standing
Bee runs afoul of drug kingpin. (PG) (TV14)
The Singing The Singing Actor’s Stu-
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Carolyn Godby, 1208 Balls tors Meeting, 11 a.m. Mon- CMTV Videos Videos Videos CMT Msc Dukes Hazzard Dukes Hazzard Bull Riding (R) Summerfest (R) Trick My
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will be present and handing Ashland. Will be held in the
out special give-a-ways. The activity center. Call George
health department will also be Dille, (740) 867-3699; Bee
at the Milton municipal Build- Montgomery, (606) 928-5026. Couple wants to be seen as independent
despite in-laws’ generosity with money
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mores may purchase their functions, how to sell cruise both work good jobs that dating I never get anywhere. DEAR ABBY: When I was
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center. Bring driving guide- an Ohio University Certificate have nice cars and own our to meet a decent man my poor manners to chew gum
lines, driver’s license, proof of Completion. Cost $39. Phillips
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(304) 743-7400. 626-0513. thing we do, they write us a ing to share their wealth. This approach a woman young board of education meeting
n Dollar Hamburger & n Consumer Connec- check — like watching their is perfectly acceptable, by the enough to be his daughter. recently because a woman was
Fries, 6-8 p.m. Monday, tion Mental Health Support house while they’re on vaca- way, and you should not resent Can you tell me anything I popping gum so loudly behind
Aug. 13, Elks Lodge 313, Group, 3 p.m. Monday, Pres- tion, taking care of their ani- it. can do about my situation? me. I then noticed a member
1015 4th Ave., Huntington. tera Center, 3375 U.S. 60 E., mals, etc. Have a loving chat with — FOREVER YOUNG IN NEW of the board was chewing gum
n Senior Swim Days Huntington. In Switzer Hall. I haven’t cashed their checks them. And if they continue to ORLEANS as well! I have also seen nurses
“No Waves”, 6-8 p.m. Mon- Call (304) 697-0686. in years. I thought that maybe give you money, bank it and DEAR FOREVER YOUNG: and doctors chewing it. Is gum
day, Aug. 13, Waves of Fun n Bingo, 6:30 p.m. Mon- this would do the trick, but use it to throw them a special Something I learned when chewing in public accepted
Waterpark, 2 Valley Park day-Tuesday, doors open at it hasn’t. We pride ourselves celebration on one of their I was quite young was that today? — SMALL-TOWN ALA-
Road, Hurricane. The Putnam 4:30 p.m., Proctorville Volun- on paying our own way and “big” anniversaries. people have to “play the BAMA
County Parks & Recreation is teer Fire Department, Ohio surviving on our own. What DEAR ABBY: I have a unique hand they are dealt.” Perhaps DEAR SMALL-TOWN ALA-
offering two days of fun for all 775, Proctorville. No extra would be a proper and tactful problem. I have a very youth- it’s time to consider that in BAMA: Obviously, it is. How-
Seniors 55 years old and up. games. First pack, $10, each way to tell them we appreciate ful appearance, and it never many cases, age is only a ever, it’s supposed to be done
$2 per person. additional pack, $5. Call (740) their thoughtfulness but we’re fails that I am taken to be 18 number, and ask yourself “discreetly” — not like a herd
n Mobile Health Center, 886-6416. doing just fine? — INDEPEN- years old. It doesn’t matter whether your standards are of cows chewing their cud.
8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday, n Huntington Rotary DENT DUO IN SIOUX FALLS, how I’m dressed, if I wear too rigid. And, “popping” one’s gum is
Aug. 13, Bentley’s Pharmacy, Club, noon Monday, Pullman S.D. makeup or how I wear my Today, many women your considered rude when it can
505 South 3rd St., Ironton. Plaza Hotel, 1001 3rd Ave., DEAR INDEPENDENT DUO: hair. It’s always the same age (and older) are happily annoy other people.
A mobile clinic will provide Huntington. How about just saying it in thing. coupled with younger men
osteoporosis and mammog- n Recovery Ministry, English, the way you have said Most people insist that — and while men in their Dear Abby is written by
raphy services. Appointments 6:30 p.m. Monday, Kenova it to me? Your in-laws appear being carded all the time is a teens and early 20s may be Abigail Van Buren, also known
required; call (606) 833-3926. United Methodist Church, 503 to be caring and generous peo- compliment, but to me it isn’t too young for you, someone as Jeanne Phillips, and was
n Huntington City Coun- 15th St., Kenova. A support ple who love you both. I’m sure because it negatively impacts in his late 20s and early 30s founded by her mother, Pau-
cil meeting, 7:30 p.m. Mon- group for recovering addicts they are not trying to imply my social life. Inevitably, the might be “just right.” My line Phillips. Write Dear Abby
day, Huntington City Hall, 8th and those who support them. that you are not independent only men who approach me advice is to explore this line at www.DearAbby.com or P.O.
Street and 5th Avenue, Hun- For more information, call and capable when they write are young men who think that of thinking, loosen up, and Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA
tington. (304) 696-5530. (304) 453-1112. those checks — they are try- I’m their age, and “dirty old stop prejudging men who 90069.

Boyd County Fair Schedule
TUESDAY, AUG, 14
Franks Extension Commu-
nity Building events
5 p.m. 4-H Funfest Booth,
home economics, horticulture,
4-H and agriculture exhibits
open
Horse Arena Area events
6 p.m. Farm animal exhibit
opens and school challenge.
7 p.m. Fun Show Horse
Show
Motor Sport Area events
8 p.m. 4-cylinder Demolition
Derby in demolition derby pit
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 15
Midway events
5 p.m. Carnival Rides by
Casey’s Rides, vendors,
6 p.m. Watermelon seed
spitting contest
6:30 p.m. Registration for
Little Mr. Farmer and Little
Miss Farmer costume contest.
7 p.m. The Little Mr Farmer
and Little Miss Farmer cos-
tume contest
Horse Arena Area events
6 p.m. Farm Animal exhibit
7 p.m. Cowboy Obstacle
Course
Motorsport Arena events
5 p.m. Truck Tug signup
8 p.m. BC Fair 1st annual
Truck Tug
THURSDAY, AUGUST 16
Midway events
5 p.m. Carnival Rides by
Casey’s Rides, vendors,
Eudora Farms Exotic Animals
home economics, horticulture, home economics, horticulture, home economics, horticulture,
4-H and agriculture exhibits 4-H and agriculture exhibits 4-H and agriculture exhibits
HH H
H
open open open Pullman Square 16
H
6 p.m. Watermelon seed
spitting contest
Horse Arena Area events
6 p.m. Farm Animal
Horse Arena Area events
1 p.m. Farm Animal Exhibit
HRUSH
Huntington, WV
Showtimes 8/10 - 8/16
11:30; 12:15; 1:45;
HOUR 3......PG13 2:30; 4:15; 5:00;
6:30 p.m. Registration for exhibit open 7:00; 7:30; 9;15; 9:45
Little Mr. Farmer and Little 8 p.m. Bar W Rodeo bull 3 p.m. Power Wheels SKINWALKERS......R 1:45; 4:30; 7:15; 10:00
Miss Farmer costume contest. riding and barrel races, goat Rodeo
STARDUST......PG13 12:30; 3:30; 6:40; 9:45
7 p.m. The Little Mr Farmer milking competition at intermis- 4 p.m. Horse Show
and Little Miss Farmer cos- sion Motor Sports Arena events DADDY DAY CAMP......PG 11:30; 2:00; 4:30; 7:00; 9:30
THE BOURNE 12:55; 1:45; 3:50; 4:30;
tume contest Motor Sports Arena events Noon to 5 p.m. Registration ULTIMATUM......PG13 6:45; 7:15; 9:30; 10:00
Horse Arena Area events 6:30 p.m. Warmup for moto- for Demolition Derby UNDERDOG...PG 11:35; 1:45; 4:00; 6:20; 8:40
6 p.m. Farm Animal exhibit cross 7 p.m. Eighth Annual Demo-
HOT ROD....PG13 11:40; 2:00; 4:30; 6:50; 9:15
6:30 p.m. Rabbit and 7 p.m. Motocross by Boyd lition Derby
BRATZ....PG 12:20; 3;15; 6:15; 9:00
Chicken Show County Super Cross and Top-
7 p.m. Cattle and Sheep ping Family Racing THE SIMPSONS 12:15; 2:30;
MOVIE......PG13 4:45; 7:00; 9:15
Livestock Show, auction of Discount Cinema 4
Downtown Huntington - 525-4440 NO RESERVATIONS....PG 11:35; 2:10; 4:40; 7:15; 9:45
champions to immediately SATURDAY, AUG. 18
$2.00 - Shows Before 6PM I NOW PRONOUNCE YOU 11:30; 2:05; 4:40;
follow Midway events $3.00 - Shows After 6PM CHUCK AND LARRY......PG13 7:20; 10:00
7:30 p.m. Family Fun Night 2 p.m. Carnival Rides by RESCUE DAWN (PG13) HAIRSPRAY.....PG 1:15; 4:00; 6:45; 9:35
Motor Sports Arena events Casey’s Rides, vendors, 1:25 - 4:15 - 7:00 - 9:30 HARRY POTTER AND THE 12:15; 3:30;
6 -7 p.m. Warmup for moto- Eudora Farms Exotic Animals PIRATES OF CARIBBEAN 3 (PG13) ORDER OF THE PHOENIX......PG13 6:40; 9:50

Eudora Farms Exotic Animals
Petting Zoo
Building of Dreams events
5 p.m. Craft and other ven-
dors open
7 p.m. OCW Wrestling
featuring two championship
matches featuring: “Sexy”
Shawn Casey vs. John Noble
w/“Sweet” Scotty Ace; and
Damian Adams & The Real
McCoy vs. The Maddox Bros
w/“Sweet” Scotty
Franks Extension Commu-
nity Building events
5 p.m. 4-H Funfest Booth,
home economics, horticulture,
4-H and agriculture exhibits
open
Petting Zoo
Building of Dreams events
5 p.m. Craft and other ven-
dors open
Gospel Music featuring
6:30 p.m. His Own
6:50 p.m. Heaven bound
James Gang
7:10 p.m. New Vision Trio
7:30 p.m. The Singing
Cooke’s and The Cooke Broth-
ers
8:15 p.m. The Gospel Tide
8:35 p.m. The Singing
Cooke’s and The Cooke
Brother
Franks Extension Commu-
nity Building events
5 p.m. 4-H Funfest Booth,
cross Petting Zoo 1:30 - 5:00 - 8:15 TRANSFORMERS......PG13 6:20; 9:30
7 p.m. Motocross by Boyd Building of Dreams events SURFS UP (PG) 1:15-3:15-5:15 RATATOUILLE......G 1:00; 3:45
FANTASTIC FOUR (PG) 7:25-9:30
County Super Cross and Top- 2 p.m. Craft and other ven- KIDS SUMMER MOVIES - FREE ADMISSION
ping Family Racing dors open SHREK 3 (PG) 1:05-3:10-5:15 EVERYONE’S HERO.............G TUE & WED 10:00 AM
OCEANS 13 (PG13) 7:10-9:35 FIREHOUSE DOG.............PG TUE & WED 10:00 AM
4 p.m. Boyd County Liars
www.ourshowtimes.com www.marqueecinemas.com Movie Hotline 304-525-SHOW (7469)
FRIDAY, AUG. 17 contest
Midway events 5 p.m. Ultimate Trivia Chal-
5 p.m. Carnival Rides by lenge
Casey’s Rides, vendors, 6 p.m. Aaron Holley, Col-
Eudora Farms Exotic Animals gate Country Showdown run-
Petting Zoo ner-up
Building of Dreams events 7:30 p.m. Chris Feller and
5 p.m. Craft and other ven- the Garner Baptist Praise
dors open Band
7 p.m. Bluegrass Night at Franks Extension Commu-
the Fair featuring New Time nity Building events
Franks Extension Commu- 4:30 p.m. 4-H Sport Fishing
nity Building events Demonstration
5 p.m. 4-H Funfest Booth, 5 p.m. 4-H Funfest Booth,