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List of volunteer groups for PRIDE day growing

By Ed Waggener

The list of individuals and organizations volunteering to work on Saturday, April 12, 2008, has now reached 28 groups and individuals with a total of 178 people, according to Lisa Lee, coordinator of the Saturday, April 12, 2008 Adair County PRIDE Clean-up Day for the office of Adair County Judge Executive Ann Melton.

"We're hoping the number grows to at least 200 people," Lee said. Volunteer groups and individuals should call the CJE's office at (270) 384-4703, she said.



The April 12, 2008 day starts with coffee, orange juice and donuts at 8:00am in Columbia, and finishes up in a big clean-up rally and celebration at Mt. Carmel Boat Ramp at noon on Saturday, April 12, 2008.
The theme for this year's clean-up is Pride Today for a Brighter Tomorrow in Adair County.

A list as of 3:06pmCT, Thursday, April 3, 2008, follows. It will be update at intervals as new volunteer names are added.
  1. Adair County Band: Numerous people have called and will be volunteering their time that day.
  2. Adair County Clerk's Office
  3. Adair County Fiscal Court
  4. Adair County Jaycees
  5. Adair County Judge Executive's Office
  6. Adair County Middle School Baseball, Amy Thompson
  7. Adair County 9-1-1 Office
  8. Adair County Recycling
  9. Adair County Road Dept. Employees
  10. Adair Search and Rescue
  11. Barnett's Creek United Methodist Church group, Rhonda Robb
  12. Bearwallow United Methodist Church youth group
  13. Central KY Realty
  14. Columbia Garden Club
  15. Columbia Homemakers
  16. Environmental Club. Ms. Sheila Willis' class at ACHS
  17. Johnnie Jones is volunteering and will be doing the cooking!
  18. Knifley Volunteer Fire Department
  19. Linda Razor, and friends
  20. Lindsey Wilson College-JT Duval
  21. National Honor Society, Ms. Heather Spoon
  22. PJ College of Cosmetology
  23. Russell's Outdoor Power Equipment
  24. Summit Manor Relay for Life Team
  25. Tammy Feese
  26. VFW Ladies Auxiliary
  27. Wal-Mart of Columbia
  28. Westlake Regional Hospital

Adair County Community Pride clean-up day . . .
. . . with the theme "Pride Today for a Brighter Tomorrow in Adair County," is Saturday, April 12, 2008. A big day of clean up, food, fun, prizes and surprises starts at the Adair Annex at 8:00am for breakfast doughnuts, coffee and juice, pep rally, assignments and sign-in, and with a celebration lunch and Keep Adair County Clean rally at Mt. Carmel Boat Ramp at 11:00amCT. No one will want to miss one. The event is being coordinated in Adair County Judge Executive Ann Melton's Office, Courthouse Annex, Downtown, Columbia, KY. Phone (270) 384-4703. DETAILS


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