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Council #1367 in Uniontown presented a check to Mary Jo Adams, Administrator of Ben’s Place, an adult day care facility.  The check was the funds raised through their Tootsie Roll drive.

Christ the King Council #14130 in Lexington recently held their council’s free throw contest.  Good luck to the winners as they continue on to the district contest.

Saint Peters Church was blessed with a wonderful event that was titled “Seeing is Believing “.  Parishioner Dr. Karen Santos, Knights Of Columbus Council #762 and St Peters Ladies auxiliary had a wonderful day at Dr. Santos’s office. Dr. Santos and her staff volunteered to do a complete eye exam on 14 people that the Catholic Center identified as being in need of immediate eye care. 13 of the 14 people examined needed prescription eyeglasses, Dr. Santos’ office provided the frames, Knights Of Columbus Council #762, along with help from other Lexington area councils, provided the funds for the prescription lenses. St Peters ladies auxiliary provided all the planning and transportation for the very happy participants in this program that is been titled “Seeing is Believing”.

As you may or may not know, we have added a new feature to the Basketball Slam program.  Now, if a person buys 2 tickets, they can register here to get a third ticket for free.  Please keep the following in mind.

• Make sure the access codes are entered properly. 1 (one) and I (the letter I) can look very much alike.  And the same thing can happen with 0 (zero) and O (the letter O).
• When going to http://www.basketballsweeps.com/free/ the word “free” must be in lower case letters.  If you enter it in uppercase letters it will fail.  You can avoid this by just clicking here.

Bishop Flaget Council 13053 furnished an apartment for a refugee family.

 

Members of Holy Rosary Council 1055 in Paducah were asked to construct a 20 X 30 patio for Victory Through Grace Ministries in Paducah. Victory Through Grace is a non denominational ministry founded and directed by two Catholic lady members of St Francis de Sales Parish in Paducah.  It’s mission is the rehabilitation of victims of human trafficking.    In order to construct the new patio, an old and unsightly brick patio had to be removed first. One of the members of Council 1055, DD Pat Lipford, provided a skid steer loader to remove the bricks, and relocate a holly bush for the ladies.  DD Pat also leveled the ground so construction could begin.  Members then dug an 18 inch deep footer to insure that the patio would be there a long time.  The Council arranged for Ready Mix concrete to be donated by Federal Materials, Inc, in Paducah, along with reinforcing wire.  On June 25 at 6AM, the first truck arrived, and pouring began, followed shortly by the second load.  By noon on the 25th, the patio was finished to a very smooth surface.