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Founder of show Mr. Lewis Garrison is Grand Marshal


2013-06-15 - Homeplace on Green River - Photo by Larry Smith, The Big Dawg, 99.9 FM.
Mr Lewis Garrison
of Columbia, KY, led the parade of tractors today from Home Place on Green River. Mr Garrison founded the tractor show and it was held at the Homeplace on Green Rver...for the second time in it's 17 year history. The first 15 years were at the homebase for Garrison Construction Company at Clay Ridge, KY. There was a large crowd for the event, with the largest number of tractors in the two years at Clay Ridge.


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At Noon the the Green River Kruzers car show began


2013-06-15 - 212 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. This one was early. Photo taken around 10amCT. June Dairy Day, Public Square, Downtown Columbia: Green River Kruzers car show.(Full Day's Schedule, June Dairy Day)

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Smell of BBQ fills downtown on June Dairy Day 2013


2013-06-15 - Fountain Plaza, Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Mary Keltner. Gary Crawford
was behind the TaP's Diner Outdoor Grill in the Fountain Plaza hungrying up the crowd with the smell of Pork Ribs and Chicken well before lunch time. Also on the Square was the team from Eunice Church of God, with their famous BBQ Pork Tenderloin Sandwiches. At left is Tish Paris, Chef Crawford's wife, who is the "T" of TaP's.


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Chamber President, Community Icon at June Dairy Days


2013-06-15 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Two of Columbia's Top Community Boosters Charles Barnes, an icon of community spirit, left and Chamber President Roger Meadows, accommodated a request for a United We Stand, Divided We Fall photo at the Farmer's Market on the Square, held today in conjunction with the First June Dairy Day in several years. A good crowd was out for the events, continuing through 3pmCT.

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Team 3D, Derek's Diabetes Destroyers


2013-06-15 - Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Gale Cowan. Pastry Sales Benefit Walk for a Cure:From left Sarah McQuaide, Lauren McQuaide, Andrew Miller, Allison Burris, Beth Ann Cowan, Kayden Greene, Carrie Ann Smith, Derek, Hailey Taylor, Madison Bell, and Brady Cowan, were operating the 3D Bake Sale. Proceeds benefit Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. The project will benefit the Walk for Cure to be held in Bowling Green, in September. The photo was taken Saturday morning, June 15, 2013, at June Dairy Day, held in conjunction with Farmer's Market on the Square.

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Skateboarding Christian Witness


2013-06-15 - 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Brandon Frausto, the skateboarding Christian Witness with the eyecatching stage outfit, who spotted on Jamestown Hill earlier by Shamarie Claiborne, demonstrated both his athletic and musical gifts before the start of June Dairy Day, strumming and skating at the same time.

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Cane Valley crafts mall for grandparents and collectors


2013-06-15 - Fountain Plaza, Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. A perfect place for a devoted Mema and collectors, was Joseph left and Trilby Vance's Sonny's Woodcrafts, coupled in a tent mall with fellow artisan Jerry Watson, center dubbed the Cane Valley Mall at today's June Dairy Day/Farmer's Market on the Square. Every kid had to try one of the whimsical heritage toys by Sonny Vance - pull a toy train or big wooden semi truck and trailer, or just walk a truck or watch a monkey shinny down a stick. The Mema - Linda Waggener - in the foreground was looking for stocking stuffers for Christmas 2013 for four grandchildren, and settled a custom made ones. Jerry Watson, also of Cane Valley, crafts beautiful bowls - no two alike, and was getting steady interest. The Trilby of Joseph & Trilby Vance, was present on the Square, but away from her station at the time the photo was taken. It's been a beautiful day for the combined event. The Square is closed off until 3pmCT this evening. - CM

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