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Two more employees reach 20 year mark at OKCC


2011-01-07 - Photo by Rich Ollestad. OKCC photo. 2339 Campbellsville RD, Columbia, KY
Betty's OK Country Cooking has two more 20 year employees, Lisa Huddleston, on right, left photo and Pam Miller on left, right photo shown above with OKCC owner Betty Ollestad. The two have joined Jeanie Abston as 20 year employees. Betty Ollestad says "Thank, you, Pam and Lisa for your dedicated and good work!!!."
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Kimberland follows through on another three


2011-01-07 - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo. 360 Spickard DR, Columbia, KY (MAP)
Lindsey Wilson College sophomore guard Kalen Kimberland of Columbia, KY follows through on one of his three-point goals in the first half of Thursday nights game against West Virginia Institute of Technology at Biggers Sports Center. Kimberland hit 3-of-6 three-point shots, and finished with a career-high 24 points as the Blue Raiders won 80-73.


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Kamberland scores college career high in LWC win


2011-01-07 - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo. 360 Spickard DR, Columbia, KY (MAP)
Lindsey Wilson College sophomore guard Kalen Kimberland of Columbia, KY slashes to the basket in the first half of Thursday, January 6, 2011, game against West Virginia Institute of Technology at Biggers Sports Center. Kimberland, a former Adair County High School Indian star, finished with a career-high 24 points as the Blue Raiders won 80-73.


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Clerk Sheila Blair has LWC license Plates in stock


2011-01-06 . from office of Adair County Court Clerk
Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY

Adair County Court Clerk Sheila Blair has Lindsey Wilson license plates, with the famous Begley Chapel Crown and the school's slogan, "Every Student, Every Day," available for immediate sale. Purchases of the plates help Lindsey Wilson in the competition of the Battle of the Plates, to see which school's plate is most popular, and, each purchase adds $10 to Lindsey Wilson's scholarship funds. According to Clerk Blair, you don't have to wait until your renewal time to get the Lindsey Wilson plate. "You'll get a credit for the unexpired time on your old plate," she said. The phone number at the clerk's office is (270) 384-2801.


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Mailing label for Chevy phonograph record


2011-01-06 - Photo by John E. Moss, c John E. Moss. Mailing label: This postal advertisement was originally mailed to W.H "Gumpton" of Greensburg, Kentucky. Is this a typo? Does anyone know of a "W.H. Gumpton," living in Greensburg at the time? Or, should the item have been addressed to "W.H. Gupton"? Photograph taken January 5, 2011 by John E. Moss.

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Dr. Betty Sue Griffin will speak at MLK Jr. Day


2011-01-06 . from Somerset Community College
Dr. Betty Sue Griffin above will be the guest speaker at the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Celebration on Sunday, January 16, 2pmET/1pmCT, at First Baptist Church, 128 North Main ST, Somerset, KY (MAP) and the Celebration will be held in the fbc2 Sanctuary. The Celebration is open to the public and all are encouraged to attend. The event is sponsored by Somerset Community College.


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Classic Ambassador Victrola: Columbia Records SHRIMP BOATS


2011-01-06 - Photo by John E. Moss (c) John E. Moss. E. Cumberland AV., Jamestown, Russell Co., KY
Still Playing The Classic 78's: Few things sound as good as the Columbia Records recording of "Shrimp Boats" aka "Shrimp boats isa comin' there's dancin' tonight" played on a Classic Ambassador Victrola manufactured in Chicago, Illinois. Want the volume higher? Just open the cabinet doors wider! The small brown 78 record in the corner of the photograph is actually a postal advertisement originally mailed to W.H Gumpton of Greensburg, Kentucky. When played, the recording tells about how you can save $55 dollars on a new Chevrolet motor car when you purchase one for only $445 FOB Flint, Michigan. The small recording tells the virtues of the six cylinder Chevrolet. Less than six cylinders and you sacrifice the proven Chevrolet smooth ride, and more than six cylinders you can't get that Chevrolet economy. Photograph taken January 5, 2011 by John E. Moss.


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