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TODAY, Sat., October 14, 2006: So much to do in Adair Co.! Advertisement: Today's events are brought to you by HUDDLE HOUSE, Campbellsville, KY, wishing you a great day at the festivals in Adair County, but if you're going north today, be sure to stop going and returning at the the HUDDLE HOUSE, located across KY 210 from the Campbellsville Wal-Mart. Hearty Breakfasts are served 24 hours a day. There are great lunch and dinner menus, too. Eat with home folks. Gaylon Yarberry, Toria Road, Adair County native, is co-owner along with his wife Phyllis Yarberry. You never know who you'll run into from Adair County at the Huddle House. SPOTLIGHT CLASSIFIED: Clothes dryer for sale Maytag Neptune Model. This dryer is about five years old and in very good condition.Please call 384-2243 if you are interested. (fttf) ADAIR COUNTY IS THE PLACE TO BE TODAY. There is already so much underway in Columbia and Adair County right now. There's a full schedule of "Folklore" events in Columbia, there's the big reunion at Breeding, ghost stories at the Giles House, a women's conference at New Life for the Nations, Machismo at the Dream Depot this evening. Adair County will have fabulous food everywhere. Eat hearty today, but save room for Country Ham at the Columbia United Methodist Churchin the evening. Saturday, October 14, 2006: Spotlight event we've just added. 9:00am to 3:00pm. Country Quilters, is holding their 3rd annual quilt show at Columbia Baptist Church in the Fellowship Hall at the rear of the church. Signs will be posted. This event features quilters from our guild and our community. It will be from 9am to 3pm. It is free to the public and we invite everyone to come. -REBECCA GRANT. Click here or in Quick Links to check Today's Updates for: Anniversaries, Birthdays, Classifieds, Chamber Insights, Court Docket, Directory of Churches, Events, Letters, Lindsey Wilson College News, ShowMe Adair County Businesses. ColumbiaMagazine.com is updated continuously, 24/7. Saturday, October 14, 2006: FALL FESTIVAL EVENTS 8:00pm CT.5K Run Registration Chamber of Commerce Building. Pre-registration by October 7, 2006. - $12 for Adults $10 children under 13. Register day of race - $15 8:30pm CT.5K Run START Chamber of Commerce Building 9:00pm CT.Vendor Booths open. Kiddie Train Rides. 10:00pm CT.Kids Carnival Opens Greensburg Street. Inflatable Obstacle Course and Play Palace, fun and games all day. Balloonist, Cutie Pie the Clown will entertain the kids with her awesome balloon art. 12:00 NoonRe-enactment of James-Younger Bank of Columbia robbery. Given by the Green River Cowboys and Guntown Mountain. 12:15pm CT.Country Stampede Can-Can Dancers 1:00 p.m.Cutie Pie the Clown. 1:15pm CT.Childrens Parade Decorate your bikes and trikes. There will be prizes for best decorated. 1:30pm CT. Damon's Cheering, Tumbling, Dance Academy The Predators 2:00pm CT.Adair Co. 4-H Spurs Horse Show. Adair Co. Fairgrounds 2:15pm CT..Burkesville Street Bed Race - Teams of 4 - $10 Entry Fee. $100 and trophy for winning team $50 for 2nd 2:30pm CT.Magic Show. Main Stage 3:15pm CT. Dream Depot presents HEE HAW Main Stage 4:30pm CT.Columbia Baptist Church Hearts of Praise Choir. Main Stage) 5:30pm CT.Kentucky State Fair Legend Elvis first time in Columbia. 6:30pm CT. Bailey Brothers Bluegrass/Gospel. Featuring Junior, Howard, Bill and Danny Bailey. Main Stage< Saturday, October 14, 2006: The Janice Holt Giles and Henry Giles Foundation will be hosting "Ghost Stories," featuring Dr. Lynwood Montell, Kentucky author of "Ghosts Along the Cumberland," and author of many more folklore books. The event staarts at 5:30pm CT, with with hot dogs and marshmellows cooked around the grill. A fee will be charged for food. Then ghost stories will be told by Dr. Montell. Bring a flashlight so you can keep the ghosts away! The event will be at the Giles house, located in Knifley, KY, on Spout Springs RD. Contact 270-384-5906 or 270-465-6104 for more information. To visit the Giles Society website, Click Here. Saturday, October 14, 2006: New Life for the Nations will have its annual Virtuous Woman's Conference for all girls and woman. This year our speakers are Geri Coulter from Missouri and Connie (Atklinson) Childs of Madisonville, KY. This day begins with fellowship hour at 9:00am CT. Service is from 9:30 to noon. Registration fee is $10. Don't miss out on this wonderful morning. Contact 270-384-3010 or 384-5306 for more information. -Pastor Gerald Reliford. Saturday, October 14, 2006: Breeding Reunion coming soon. Saturday Oct 14, 2006 at the Breeding Volunteer Fire Department, 11:00am-? The 2nd Annual Breeding Community Book will be available, but material is still needed for it. Anyone who wants to send me photos, articles, or anything of interest about breeding or any of the surrounding area, please so so as soon as possible. Send by email at rjdooley@aol.com, or by US Postal Service to Roberta J. Dooley, 8530 Sandy Branch Rd, SE, Elizabeth, IN 47117. Or call me with information or questions at 812-969-3740. October 14 and 21, 2006, at 7:00pm: Machismo (Greg Blair, Craig Dean, Andy Mann, and Neal Sneed) will be performing at The Dream Depot two Saturdays in a row, October 14 and 21 at 7:00 pm CT. They will be performing some country, pop, and some oldies. This group always keeps the crowd gooing and asking for more, so come out, bring the whole family and enjoy the show. It is suggested that you get your reservations in early as Machismo is usually a sell out show. Call 270 634-2894 or 384-2657 to make sure you get a seat. - ELAINE BENNETT. Saturday, October 14, 2006: Time for the Annual Ham Supper at Columbia United Methodist Church, 202 Burkesville Street, Saturday, October 14, 2006 from 5:00pm unitl 7:00pm.Donations will be received. To be reminded of this and other events, Click Here or on Events in Quick Links. Events are updated continuously on ColumbiaMagazine.com. This story was posted on 2006-10-14 06:09:51
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