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Mccabe Park 27Th Annual Toy Tournament; Meeting to Design New Community Center the 27Th Annual Mccabe Center Will Open in Early 2008 Wednesday, December 5, 2007 Vol. 31 No. 49 WIN FREE MOVIE TICKETS See the Where’s Wally ad for details on how to win FREE Movie Passes to Bellevue Regal 12! McCabe Park 27th Annual Toy Tournament; Meeting to Design New Community Center The 27th Annual McCabe Center will open in early 2008. call 1-800-849-0299. For ques- regarding the American Golf Course Toy Tournament is West Park is one of 22 tions, concerns, or requests Disabilities Act call 862-8400. scheduled for a 9:00 a.m. shot- community centers managed by gun start on Saturday, the Metro Board of Parks and Second December 8. Toys donated by Recreation. Informal recre- It’s Beginning To Look golfers will benefit West Park ational supervision, in conjunc- Sunday Community Center children. tion with regularly scheduled A Lot Like Christmas... All golfers are asked to activities and classes, is offered SingAlong bring new, unwrapped toys as throughout the year. Hours ... At Bellevue Mall their entry fee for the tourna- vary from center to center, and Sunday, December 8th, (at ment. The tournament format clubrooms are available for use 9:30 AM), brings Bellevue is a scramble and “bring your during operating hours and for a Christian Church's Second- own team” or the tournament nominal fee on weekends. Sunday Singalong once again committee will pair single play- Metro Parks’ community cen- to pickers and singers alike. ers. Anyone can sign up for the ters offer a broad range of recre- Coming to the Singalong is the tournament in the pro shop at ational and cultural arts pro- perfect gift to give yourself this holiday season. Bring along a McCabe or by calling gramming for the city’s diverse friend for a perfect gift to give 862-8491. There will be a population. them, as well. This gift doesn't winning team in three flights. The Metro Board of Parks cost you a penny, and you will Toys will be distributed at and Recreation does not dis- get more out of it than you can the West Park Community criminate on the basis of age, imagine! The Singalong's hour Center Christmas Party sched- race, sex, color, national origin, lends time for about 16 or 17 uled for 5:30 p.m., Thursday, or disability in admission, old, Southern, bluegrass, December 20 at the center, access to, or operations of its Callie Hunt, Jaidyn Smart and Samantha Hunt enjoy the gospel songs. Ask someone which is located at 6105 programs, services, or activi- decorations at Bellevue Center Mall. who's attended one of the Morrow Road. Santa will be ties. For TTY (relay service), Singalongs during the past five there to welcome children and years about their experience. their families. Each child will The old hymns bring back fond receive a wrapped toy and a bag GJCC Sponsors Holiday memories and leave you feel- of goodies. ing uplifted and happy. Songs Prizes for the tournament Toy Drive for CPS Foster Kids like, "Whispering Hope," "I'll are donated by the Capital City The Gordon Jewish cept best translated as bettering item and drop it in the box Fly Away," and "Keep on the Golf Association, the Community Center preschool the world in which we live. With beneath the candles. Sunny Side," can be a balm for SweatHogs Golf Association your soul in this day and age will be sponsoring a toy drive that in mind, GJCC preschool Candles are on display in and Metro Parks. when such is hard to find. for Child Protective Services’ staff have posted paper candles the GJCC preschool at 801 Metro Board of Parks and Coffee and doughnuts are foster kids, running from now outside their classrooms with Percy Warner Blvd, Nashville, served in the church fellowship Recreation will hold a until December 13. names of different gifts written TN., but anyone can participate hall at 10:30 AM, before wor- Community Meeting to solicit One of the operating princi- on each one. People who wish to in this drive. To find out more ship starts at 11:00 AM. The input for the new McCabe ples of the Early Childhood participate can simply take a about this program or to sponsor church is located at 7201 Old Regional Community Center at Education program at the GJCC candle, buy and wrap the listed a candle, contact Suzi Putnam at Harding Road, in the heart of 7 p.m., Monday, December 10, is Tikkun Olam, a Jewish con- gift, tag it to display the named 356-7170. Bellevue. This event is free and 2007 at the Cohn Adult open to the public. For more Learning Center Basement - information, please call 662- 4805 Park Avenue. 6th Annual Battle of Nashville Tour 9037. Ya'll come! Regional community cen- Travellers Rest Plantation victory at Nashville sealed con- The tour will begin at ters are designed to offer a and Museum is offering anoth- trol of the western theater and Travellers Rest and visit broad variety of recreational er in a series of tours of Civil pushed the Confederacy toward besides Glen Leven and Ft. BSA Troop and community programs and War battlegrounds in total defeat. “As an added fea- Negley, Granbury’s Lunette, services to area residents. Tennessee. An all day tour of ture this year we will be visiting Belmont Mansion, the Redoubt 624 Pancake Typical centers include a swim- the Battle of Nashville is sched- Glen Leven and the new Ft. #1, Redoubt #4, Shy’s Hill, ming pool, fitness center, dance uled for Saturday, December Negley Visitor’s Center,” states Peach Orchard Hill, and Breakfast studio, gymnasium, community 16, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. David Currey, tour director. Travellers Rest. Lunch is meeting rooms, art studio and Leading the tour will be “Glen Leven was used as a field included at Belmont Mansion. BSA Troop 624 is holding a Thomas Cartwright, Director of hospital on the second day of Adult price for the tour is $60, other spaces. Metro’s 2002 Pancake and Sausage Breakfast the Carter House in Franklin, the battle and reportedly United Children 12 and under $50. Parks and Greenways Master fundraiser Saturday, December and David Currey, Director at States Colored Troops killed at Pre-registration only. For more 8, 2007, 7 a.m. - 11 a.m. at Plan recommended the con- Travellers Rest. Peach Orchard Hill were buried information please contact Bellevue United Methodist struction of seven regional cen- Fought on December 15 on the property.” The new cen- David Currey at (615) 832- Church, 7501 Old Harding ters. New centers have already and 16, 1864, the engagement ter at Ft. Negley is scheduled to 8197, or go to the Travellers Pike. A $5.00 donation is been opened at Hadley, at Nashville came on the heals open on the 15th and the tour Test website to download a reg- requested. Dine In or Take Out Hartman and East parks. The of the bloody November 30th will visit the exhibits and the istration form: www.traveller- Available. Coleman Regional Community battle at Franklin. The Union fort. srestplantation. org. Westview Calendar Support Group on the 2nd Friends Learning Tuesday of each Month, 2nd in Pairs (FLIP) floor conference room from 10:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M.. FLIP is seeking caring peo- To register call Medline at ple aged 55 and over to serve as 615-343-1910 tutors for children in grades K- 4 in the Fairview and Bellevue areas. Volunteers go to a Crye-Leike school one day a week and Bellevue collects spend 30 minutes each with 3 to 4 students who are struggling for Toys for Tots with reading. Please call Carolyn Warnick at 615-948- The Bellevue Crye-Leike 3102 or email Office is working with the [email protected] for more United States Marine Corps details. Reserve as a collection site for the Toys for Tots for the 7th year. They will be collecting New AA group in toys through December 15 at Bellevue their office on Old Hickory Boulevard in Bellevue. A new AA group for 25 and Toys need to be new, younger is now being held at unwrapped toys of at least $5 7700 George E Horn Road, value. Bellevue, Tennessee (New Beginnings Church – main Bellevue auditorium) at 8:00 p.m. on Monday nights beginning Woman’s Club September 24, 2007. If you need additional information, Selling Pecans please call Tammi N. at 251- The GFWC Bellevue 8805, ext. 201. Woman's Club's pecans are here just in time for holiday cooking. Many recipes, includ- Hillsboro- ing pecan pie, need pecans. These are new-crop Atwell Harding Pecans from Georgia, which Exchange Club means good quality. Halves are $7.50, with all profits going to The Hillsboro-Harding the Woman's Club community Road Breakfast Exchange Club projects. meets at 7:30 am every second Support these projects and and fourth Tuesday of the enjoy good eating. Contact any month at the White Bridge Woman's Club member or call Road Shoney's restaurant. Mary at 662-9252. Guests are always welcome. Call Winston Caldwell at 383- Photos with Santa 7321 or Henry Hopton at 832- 7388 for more information. at Petco Petco is sponsoring a Horizon Medical Photos with Santa on Saturday, December 8 from 11 a.m.- 4 hosts Alzheimer p.m. Customers will receive a Group commemorative photo for a $6.95 donation. $5.00 from Horizon Medical Center every Santa photo benefits will host a Alzheimer Caregiver homeless pets. Page 2 -- Wednesday, December 5, 2007 www.westviewonline.com www.westviewpublishing.com Westview NEWSpapers Westview Calendar West Of Nashville The MOMS Club of Bellevue Rotary Church, 113 Second Ave., rooted and built up in Christ in Bellevue-South meets at Franklin.
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