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McDonald's of Columbia will receive Smoke Free plaque November 17, 2005 Adair Countians now have a growing choice of Smoke Free eateries. Great American Smokeout adds Wendy's and Long John Silver's restaurants for the day. Three Columbia restaurants now have Smoke-Free plaques: Red Barn Barbecue, Domino's Pizza, and McDonald's. They are smoke-free year round Organizers are still adding to the list; health department offers assistant in effort to reduce health hazards of tobacco smoke for restaurant employees and customers McDonald's of Columbia will receive a plaque for being a Smoke Free Restaurant from the Lake Cumberland District Health Department on Thursday, November 17, 2005, at 1:15 p.m. McDonald's will join the Red Barn Barbecue and Domino's Pizza, the other two Adair County recipients of the plaque. The presentation will be in conjunction with "The Great American Smokeout," an effort to reduce the health hazards for restaurant employees and diners associated with smoking and side-stream smoke in public eating places. Two Columbia restaurants will be smoke free for the day for The Great American Smokeout. They are Wendy's and Long John Silver's, both located on Jamestown Street between Harvey Street and Tutt Street. They will display the bright pink posters which will identify "The Great American Smokeout" participating businesses. Other restaurants may join the movement According to Jelaine Phillips, Senior Health Educator at Lake Cumber District Health Department, 801 Westlake Drive, Columbia, KY, other restaurants are expected to join. "Another restaurant has told me they are almost sure to join, and I have two other places which are likely to join." These will be posted at ColumbiaMagazine.com if they should decide to participate. Restaurants wishing to participate in The Great American Smokeout or who would like to learn more about the advantages of becoming smoke-free my contact Jelaine Phillips at 270-384-2286, Extension 221. The Lake Cumberland Health Department furnishes table tents and posters to smoke-free establishments. Should the Ciity of Columbia and/or Adair County ban smoking in public places? This story was posted on 2005-11-16 15:46:32
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