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Walter Baker portrait unveiling, Lindsey Wilson College


2012-05-31 - Katie Murrell Library, 235 Holloway Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
A copy of the Kentucky Supreme Court portrait of the late Walter A. Baker is unveiled Wednesday morning in the Lindsey Wilson College Katie Murrell Library. From left: LWC Director of Library Services Phil Hanna; Baker's daughter, Ann Tate Baker Phillips of Louisville, KY; Baker's granddaughter, Baker Elizabeth Phillips, 4; Baker's wife, Jane; and LWC President William T. Luckey Jr. - Duane Bonifer


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Birds of Kentucky: Bad Haircuts


2012-05-31 - Greater Gadberry, KY - Photo by Cat Marshburn, Orlando FL.
These little birds are screaming about their bad haircuts! Must all be girls. Charles Marshburn. Remarks may not be spouse approved


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Free to good home: German Shepherd/Black Lab pups


2012-05-31 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Stevie Pelston.
German Shepherd/Black Lab pups to give away. Need a new homeCall 270-634-1040 or 270-378-6323 - Stevie Pelston


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Mother Horse with Junior Stotts


2012-05-31 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Ever so briefly Junior Stotts was able to hold Jackie, the mother of the two baby mares for a photo, but the devoted mother soon resisted to get back to care for her bushy tailed offspring.


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Supper time is single file for twins


2012-05-31 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Junior Stotts and a doting neighbor in the next stall
watched approvingly as smaller, day old red foal had first supper as her larger black twin waited her turn. The little red is alpha either by dint of her forward personality, or because the black twin also has her daddy's giving nature. The mother, Junior said, is from fine, Bluegrass aristocratic stock. "She's a registered Walking Horse," he said, emphasizing "registered." He's a firm believer that good pedigrees in horses, as in people, is an important factor in life.


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One day old, and already steady beauties


2012-05-31 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Junior Stotts hand gently touches one of the two rare female foals, at barely one-day old. The black little girl is very shy, and the mother is skittish with visitors, but lighter one is showing hints of her father's outgoing personality. Stotts said that horse experts Charles Shirley and Andy Withers have both told him that the odds of a similar mating producing twin mare mules of this coloration is almost impossible to comprehend.


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Stan the Man is the father of twins


2012-05-31 - Burkesville Road area, Still Bliss - Photo by Junior Stotts. Stan the Man won Connie and Junior Stotts hearts for his performance in a Christmas play at Kelleyville Community Church. He's gentle with children - seems to dote on the young. After his twins were born - to the Stotts' surprise - one was trailing behind Stan; the other was nursing with the Mom. Stan is at home, while the twins and the Mom are under the neonatal care of Charles Shirley at Hot City Stables. All are doing quite well, although a donkey whisperer might learn from Stan that he can't wait for his family to return.

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