PRSRT STD Wednesday, September 6, 2006 U.S. Postage PAID WIN FREE Vol. 30 No. 35 Franklin, TN MOVIE TICKETS Permit #357 To Bellevue Regal 12 Cinema Play “Where’s Wally” to win two free movie passes. See the “Where’s Wally” ad on Entertainment Page for details. Your Community NEWS Paper since 1978 There’s something for everyone at Belle Meade Plantation’s Fall Fest Belle Meade Plantation ages 6 – 12; children under age admission. All proceeds go to For information concerning will host the 21st annual Fall 6 are admitted free of charge. the preservation of Belle Meade festival events please contact Fest on Saturday, Sept. 16 from Complimentary tours of the Plantation and to support its Tina Tackett, 615-356-0501 x 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. and on Mansion are included with educational programming. 40. Sunday, Sept. 17 from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. The two-day family Middle event, benefiting the preserva- Bus crash sends kids to hospitals tion of Belle Meade Plantation and its educational program- Tennessee ming, is the longest running community festival in Daylily Nashville. Festivalgoers can stroll the manicured Plantation grounds Society browsing and shopping at Craft and Market Fest vendor booths, holding then make their way to the 1890s Carriage House and Stables to check out the vetted annual Fall show at Antique Fest. Making a return to Fall Fest this year is Sale... Art Fest, showcasing local Middle Tennessee artists and their work. The Middle Tennessee Taking a walk over to Daylily Society will hold Heritage Village places patrons their annual fall sale at Hart inside the workshop of a work- Hardware, Hwy 100, ing blacksmith and other old Bellevue, this Saturday, time heritage vendors. While in Heritage Village, visitors can September 9th, 10am ~ 4pm! visit the replica slave quarters Lots of Daylily (fans) will be to view “On Freedom Wings,” A school bus crash Tuesday, September 5 sent more than 20 children to the hospital. available starting at $5. an exhibit presenting the choic- According to police, there were no serious injuries. The accident, located at Charlotte All sizes and colors will es, challenges and hardships of Pike near VFW Post 1970, tied traffic up and sent parents scurrying to pick up their be represented, some potted. the African American men and children. Club members will be women freed after the Civil there to assist you so have War. colors and heights in mind. Take a break from all the Les Kerr CD release concert at The Society is pleased to shopping and head over to join with Frank & Robin Child Fest for games, rides and other activities for the kids or 3rd & Lindsley on September 11 Shope, at the Hart Hardware grab a bite to eat at Food Fest location, to offer this won- Les Kerr & The Bayou House of the Rising Sun at the Among the CD’s originals and sit back while enjoying the Band will perform at 3`d & end, the album is a gumbo of is Ink by the Barrel, based on derful fall selection. sounds of Historic Music Fest. Lindsley Bar and Grill, 818 3`d sounds that take listeners to the Kerr’s years as a journalist on Special to Fall Fest this year is Ave. South, Nashville, TN on Gulf. Nine of the songs were the Gulf Coast. Kerr enlisted Bellevue the presentation of the first ever September 11, 2006 beginning written or co-written by Kerr, media friends with whom he Bill Anderson Heritage Music at 6:30pm. The 90minute show including Buy Your Way Out of once covered the news to sing Award. Anderson himself will will officially mark the release the Blues, The Camellia Grill on the song and joined them to make a special appearance on SunTrust of Kerr’s latest CD, Crawfish and Mardi Gras Song. sing the vocal track in a Mobile, Saturday at 1 p.m. to receive the award and perform a short set Caravan. Tickets will be avail- Kerr, a fan of John Alabama studio. The group, now open on of songs. able at the door for $7.00 each. Hartford, performs an acoustic dubbed the “Mobile Mass New to the festival this The CD will be available at the version of Hartford’s Natchez Media Choir,” conveys the spir- Saturdays year is “Wildlife on Wheels,” show and is currently on sale Whistle, accompanied by his it of the song with the line, presented by the Nashville Zoo. through a pre-release special guitar and the harmonica play- “Thank God nobody reported This one-hour wildlife show, discount at www.leskerr.com. ing of Everett Brown, who on us.” SunTrust Bank, located at sponsored by Belle Meade The 15-song CD reflects wrote I Miss America, also From the original ballad 7121 Hwy 70 South, is now Animal Hospital, teaches chil- the Gulf Coast native’s style he included on the disc. Updated Running Buddies to the raucous open on Saturdays, 9a.m.-1 dren and families about various calls “Hillbilly Blues Caribbean renditions of Leadbelly’s Justine, written by Bayou Band p.m., making a “must do” animals and how to preserve Rock & Roll,” and includes a Cotton Fields and the folk song member Bryan Cumming, list much more convenient their natural habitats. Shows song with that title illustrating turned rock classic House of the Craw rsh Caravan runs the will take place at 11 a.m. on for customers who don’t the variety of Kerr’s musical Rising Sun are also on the gamut in musical and emotion- Saturday and at 1 p.m. on have the opportunity during influences. From the Cajun-fla- album, as well as Orleans al feelings. More information Sunday. vored opener Slippin’ into Parish Prison, written by about Les Kerr can be found the weekday. Admission to Fall Fest is Slidell to the bluesy, New Nashville songwriter Dick online at www.leskerr.com. $8 for adults and $2 for children Orleansinfluenced version of Feller.

Craun Hollow Road Park Like Setting!! Cardinal Drive Corporate owned home on dead end Nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath manufactured street just outside the city limits features full home with stone foundation. Approx. 1917 basement, fenced back yard, BRICK house, sq. ft. of living area! Den addition to home. some repairs to be made by seller at this Covered porch. On 2.71 acres!! price. This house qualifies for 100% financ- $98,500. MLS# 789343 ing through the Express Path program. 3 bedrooms $104,900. MLS# 779021 Crossroads Drive Hwy 48S Lovely like new home offers open living area, split bedrooms, third bedroom has Like New… Mobile home with permanent built-in bed/storage unit, landscaping, 4255 Hwy. 70E.,White Bluff, TN 37187 foundation! Concrete driveway, just outside patio, attached garage. Corporate owned, of Dickson with a great hill top location, pri- selling as is, this property is eligible for office: 615-446-4466 vacy!!! Approx. 1404 sq. ft. of living area!! ExpressPath financing. Approx. 2 acre lot… $64,900. $119,900. MLS#768730 toll free: 866-414-4466 MLS# 755059 Send Community Calendar announcements by email to [email protected] Cheatham County Shelter Pet of the Week or mail them to Westview, P.O. Box 210183, PET OF THE WEEK when he first arrived at the good brand) Nashville, TN 37221. shelter, but a beautiful person- pig ears/rawhides/pupperonies ality blooms as he gains confi- blankets/towels/shag bath mats dence. Very ultra-loving ... dog biscuits loves his tummy scratched... cat toys: ping pong balls LOVES other dogs. Just a very dog toys: kongs, rubber toys good guy. buckets for water *** bleach Love animals but can’t adopt? newspaper We need YOU as a volunteer! paper towels Please call us today at 792- crates/carriers DOGS. Visit our list of adopt- cat litter able pets online ! kuranda dog beds http://www.petfinder.org/shel- *** ters/TN353.html SHELTER ADDRESS *** Located at 2797 Sam’s Creek WISH LIST Road (Rt.249), one mile from dry dog food (Science Diet, the Pegram city limits and just Purina, Pedigree, any high- south of the entrance to the Sweet Thing quality) Cheatham County Landfill Gosh, I love this dog. Can’t say Puppy food (Purina or another why...not the prettiest, just something about him. Very shy It’s Just Stuff...so ask Connie Sue! Ms. Davenport; We come across these porce- lain Victorian shoes and won- der if you can tell us something about them. There is no word- ing on any of them but they had a marking on the bottom of them. Pictures are attached. Thanks Ray scenes, then gold was added Dear Ray, prior to the last, not-as-hot fir- It’s difficult to explain, but ing to retain its sparkle. All since the mid 1800’s, women were mass produced and sold have collected small, models of in gift shops even until the shoes. I’ve seen collections of 1950’s. Many had paper labels small, dainty shoes on curio that may have been removed. shelves and cabinets surround- Moist, workable clay was ing a room. And there are new fashioned and applied before and young collectors, as well. firing to create the flowers on In today’s gift shops, resins are the pink toe-ed high heel. used to provide detailed, exqui- And this shoe would sell for site foot fashion miniatures. $22 in an antique mall. The Your three, vintage porcelain decaled shoes – a little less at shoes were produced in the $12 to $15. early 1900’s. They were made in a ceramic mold. Decals were applied on the shoes with

The Bellevue Family YMCA and J. L. Turner Lifelong Learning Center will open Friday, September 15, 5 p.m. (following Grand Opening Festivities) 8101 Highway 100 Nashville, TN 37221 (615) 646-9622 ® www.ymcamidtn.org YMCA of Middle Tennessee Join Today!

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Guild Fund Raiser...An overcome your fear of public [email protected] or at 6 p.m. every second and West Of Nashville Evening with Raymond White speaking; skills necessary in call Bowie Nature Park at 799- fourth Tuesday of the month at Seniors (WINS) Dessert and Coffee, Raymond today’s business world. Visitors 5544. the White Bridge Shoney's. White will discuss his soon to are always welcome! Meetings Normally an outside speaker meets Wednesdays be published book: “Hell. No” are held weekly on Saturday makes a presentation on the mornings at 7:30 a.m. on the Nashville fourth Tuesday. West Of Nashville Seniors For an introduction to the book second floor of St. George’s meets every Wednesday at Say please see our websitewww. Ex’cusans Episcopal Church on Harding Cheese in Bellevue Center Mall Brookmeade.org Tickets are Ties to the region bounded $10.00 Proceeds to benefit the Road (park in spaces located Courthouse at 10 a.m. to play cards, board between the church and Belle by Rochester, Watertown, Little games and socialize. This is a Women’s Guild Community Falls, and Binghamton are what Quilters Guild in Outreach Programs. For tickets Meade City Hall). For more free group and everyone is information call 654-4819. bind Nashville Ex'cusans, a invited. contact Mary Cherry 356-1830 nonprofit affinity group of White Bluff tickets are limited transplanted central New Courthouse Quilt Guild Toastmasters at Yorkers. "Absence makes us meets the second Monday of Volunteers for Church of the NSCC grow fonder for the heart of the each month. Basic quilting Ford meeting Empire State." Upcoming classes are taught from 1:00 Advent’s BBQ Nashville State Community events will feature some of our p.m. until 3:00 p.m., projects Support CHANGE in College Toastmasters Club favorite treats "imported" from for the month start at 5:00 p.m., Washington, D.C. Come to a Church of the Advent’s meets on the second and fourth old stomping grounds such as business session begins at 6:30 the Finger Lakes region and, of p.m., with projects finished House Meeting for HAROLD Annual Barbecue. Saturday, Wednesdays from 12:15 to 1:15 course, Syracuse. afterward. There is a “Sit-N- FORD, JR. who calls for October 14th, 11am-5pm. Adult p.m. at Nashville State For more information, call Sew” each 4th Saturday of the improved homeland security, an meal $8, kids 6-12 $4, 5 & Community College, 120 White end to high gas prices, and a Bridge Road. The meeting is Robert Erianne at 269-3391. month at 9:00 a.m., where under eat free. Bake, book & classes are taught, service proj- better deal for our veterans and craft sales, silent auction, live open to anyone interested in our troops in Iraq improving his or her speaking ects are worked on, or you may big band music 1-3pm, kid’s Caring for the work on your own project. Monday, Sept. 11 at 7:00 skills. For more information, games & crafts. Located at Meetings are held at the White PM, 7316 Weston Way, call 673-2145. 5501 Franklin Rd. a ½ mile Caregiver support Bluff Church of Christ, 4416 Nashville (Bellevue) RSPV – north of Old Hickory Blvd. near group meetings Hwy 70, White Bluff, TN. Tracy Edwards – 596-5000, Brentwood. Visit www.advent- Everyone is welcome to watch [email protected] nashville.org or call 373-5630 Bellevue Creative CARING FOR THE or participate. Sandra Franklin – 504-5134, for directions or details. For more information call CAREGIVER--an ongoing [email protected]. Activities (615) 799-0812, (615) 446- support group open to anyone Playgroup 9339, (615) 446-1728, (615) Power12Speak caring for an elderly relative or 412-9941. Second Sunday spouse.. Meets alternate ABC Educational Play- presents Speaking Monday evenings from 5:00 group meets the 1st & 3rd Singalong p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Jewish Circles Tuesdays, 10 a.m. to Noon. MOMS Club There are Creative Projects, Family Service at the Gordon Second-Sunday Singalong Jewish Community Center. No The MOMS Club of Would you like to have Games, Recreation, Reading & Bellevue-North meets at time is here again – Sunday, charge. Please contact Teri greater presence, connection Writing for children 2-5 Years, 10:00am the last Thursday of September 10, 9:30 AM – at Sogol at 354-1662 to register. Bellevue Christian Church. and confidence in groups and in Siblings encouraged to attend. each month at the Bellevue We’ve learned that all areas of life? More fully RSVP to Samantha Kirchner, United Methodist Church, 7501 Meadowbrook has a singalong express your natural creativity, Coordinating Parent, 615-646- Old Harding Pike. Free. The 0960. Bellevue Rotary of old gospel songs for its resi- passion, humor and storytelling MOMS (Moms offering Moms dents on Saturdays. Thus, ability? Enhance your relation- meetings Support) Club was designed Bellevue is the place to enjoy ships by learning to be present, Singles Volleyball specifically to help at-home and relive days gone by with listen fully and speak authenti- Bellevue Rotary meets at mothers overcome the chal- the hymns and music that made cally? Overcome Stage Fright? Fridays 6:30-8:30 p.m., sin- Loveless Café Wednesdays lenges of isolation, frustration gle men and women play at 7:15am – 8:15am join and boredom that accompany them memorable for so many Then please join us the West End United Methodist Bellevue’s fastest growing serv- the joys of raising children. For people. Each second Sunday, Second and Fourth Thursday of Church (across from Vanderbilt ice club for breakfast at one of more info, call Leann every month. 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. , pickers and singers gather at the University). No charge, all skill the nation’s most beloved and Fergueson at 662-2177 or email Author’s Corner, Bellevue church to sing and play to their levels welcome. For more historic eateries. Every [email protected] heart’s content for one short Center Mall . Space is limited - information, call Rodney at Wednesday Morning the Rotary The MOMS Club of hour. Singers choose the songs Pre-registration is required by 443-1896. Club of Bellevue meets for a Bellevue-South meets at to be sung from a compilation the Monday of week attending. full Loveless Café breakfast 10:00am the first Thursday of of more than 100 old, Southern, For more information or to and an hour of friendship, fel- each month at the Bellevue gospel songs. Stringed-instru- register please call: (615) 346- American Singles lowship and timely discussion United Methodist Church, 7501 ment pickers (plus a snare drum 9684 or Email: of current club service projects Old Harding Pike. Free. The and a harmonica) provide the [email protected] Golf Association and events. Each week – a spe- MOMS (Moms offering Moms accompaniment for the chosen The American Singles Golf cial guest speaker joins the club Support) Club was designed hymns. The resulting music Association is a national organ- for a lively discussion of a time- specifically to help at-home raises the rafters of the church West Nashville ization. The Nashville group ly development, an upcoming mothers overcome the chal- sanctuary, which was built in Area MOPS meets every third Tuesday at event or an issue of wide com- lenges of isolation, frustration 1917. The acoustics of the room the Dan McGuiness Irish Pub at munity interest. Come join us and boredom that accompany are excellent, and you’ll enjoy West Nashville Area MOPS 5:30 p.m. For more informa- for breakfast and see how ful- the joys of raising children. For singing and/or playing with (Mothers of Preschoolers) will tion, please call 615-872-7788. filling service to yourself and more info, call Erin Sopiarz at abandon. Songs like, “Will the meet on the 2nd and 4th your community can be. For 662-3857 or email Circle be Unbroken?,” “I’ll Fly Monday of every month begin- Nashville more information contact club [email protected] Away,” and “Keep on the ning in September from 9:30 President Larry Musick at 615- Sunny Side,” bring back fond a.m. until noon at St. Paul Cribbage Club 210-2981 or email Larry at kla- Southern Methodist Church, West Meade memories and start your day off [email protected] 5035 Hillsboro Pike, because right. Doughnuts and coffee are The only Nashville Area Fellowship mothering matters! Come enjoy Cribbage Club meets at various served in the church fellowship food, fun, support, and friend- hall for a time of visiting at local coffee houses on the 3rd Bellevue Basketball and ship while your children enjoy Thursday of every month. 10:30 AM, and worship follows time with loving caregivers in a Community Volleyball at 11:00 AM. This event is free Everyone from longtime play- nurturing learning environment. ers to the “Cribb-Curious” are and open to the public. Bellevue West Meade Fellowship Contact Karen Litwin at 202- welcome to the free event. For Health Fair Christian Church is located at having Men's Basketball and 0981 or email at kll@litwin- more info, please call (615) Come and help us celebrate 7201 Old Harding Road, just litwin.com. Women's Volleyball signups. 673-2899 or email D.R. Fay at life with a Health and Wellness Men's Basketball begins southwest of Bellevue’s Dollar [email protected]. General Store. For more infor- fair, September 11, 2006 from October 23. Gym is now open mation, call 662-9037. Ya’ll Harpeth View 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Bellevue for practice on Monday come now, ya hear? Bowie Outdoor Baptist Church, 7400 Highway nights.Women's Volleyball Toastmasters 70 South. begins October 26. Gym is now Club schedule open for practice on Thursday An Evening in “A Friendly Place to Meet and For information about the West Nashville nights.For more information “Hell” Speak.” -That’s how Harpeth Bowie Outdoor Club please please call Jerry Lane at 476- View Toastmasters describe contact Kristina Giard at The Civitan Club 7263 or 781-9449. their club meetings. You too, Williamson County Health Friday September 15, 2006, can discover how fun and easy Dept. Fairview Clinic at 799- West Nashville Civitan (Continued on page 4) 7 p.m. Brookmeade Women’s it is to build self-confidence and 2389 x 112 or Club is a co-ed club that meets

Westview NEWSpaper www.westviewpublishing.com www.westviewonline.com Wednesday, September 6, 2006 -- Page 3 Westview Opinion Pages CD’s National Anthem Wows VFW The Vet’s View was proud to be in the audience last week, The chaplain dutifully did his thing very nicely, and the Daughter’s when Music City’s own Charlie Daniels received the audience proceeded to place the hight hand over their VFW’s Hall of Fame Award, during the organization’s heart. But then, silence, nothing, no sound. The compact View 107th annual national convention. It disc (CD) had malfunctioned, but the by Paula Underwood Winters was held at the “biggest little city in the other CD - Charlie Daniels - stood up world” - Reno, Nevada. Vet’s View immediately and proclaimed “I’ll sing CD was rightfully recognized for by John Furgess that for you!” I said I would write more about my trip to New Orleans so, here goes. his years of entertaining our troops, Past VFW Well, to say the least, ol’ Charlie Since I am a complete news hound, both overseas and stateside, and for his National Commander rendered one of the most beautiful the first thing I do every morning is go musical talents, which include many Westview Columnist since 1979 national anthem versions ever sung! pick up a Times Picayune and read it patriotic songs. He also spent about an He sang it as it was meant to be deliv- cover to cover. One story that really hour in the Tennessee suite signing autographs and posing ered - no personal twangs, distractions, or notes otherwise struck me, and I can’t believe the for pictures. Charlie also invited his longtime employee, - and didn’t miss a beat. The appreciative audience gave national news hasn’t picked up on it friend and confidant, Thurman Mullins and is wife, Ann, to him an loud and extended ovation! yet, is a story about a young man, join him at Reno. CD flew from Boston to Reno, in order Maybe that wasn’t newsworthy, but what a special Mark Morice, who was in New to personally receive the award. Also, at that same moment it was for the audience, and how great it would Orleans when the hurricane struck. He Distinguished Guests VFW Banquet, Secretary of have been to have been able to share that moment with was in an area that flooded and pro- ceeded to text message neighbors to Defense, Donald Rumsfeld , received the organization’s everyone! Granted, our national anthem, “The Star see if he could use their boats after annual Dwight D. Eisenhower Award. The media, of Spangled Banner”, written by Francis Scott Key, is actual- seeing and hearing so many people course, covered the Secretary’s speech, but what they did ly difficult to sing. Whitney Houston, for one, has done a yelling for help. They all said, “yes, of not report needs to be told here. beautiful performance of it, but that moment in Reno, the course.” But all their boats were either The VFW’s new National Commander, Gary Kurpius. popular Charlie Daniels, with no musical accompaniment, under water or already being used by of Alaska, while serving a Master of Ceremonies for the sang one for the ages. May God bless you, CD, and thanks rescuers. event, welcomed the almost 3,000 persons at the banquet, for the memory! At least, that’s this Vet’s View, What’s He wandered a few blocks until and asked them to stand for the invocation, by the National Yours? he saw a house that had two boats out Chaplain, and to remain standing for the national anthem. back behind a fence. No one was home, so he waded over to the boats and one had the keys left in the igni- WHY DON’T THEY PLAY both schools. For the small school tion. He cut the lock off the fence and proceeded to use the boat to save over THE BIG BOYS Speaking of they make money by large crowds 200 people, including a 93 year old and TV coverage. man and his wife. It has always amused this Sports This year Vandy made a wise After several days, he decided he writer the number of major By Dick Green decision by opening up with had to get away and get some sleep, colleges that play small col- Michigan in the Big House and so he left the boat with other rescuers lege teams not much larger National TV. They lost, but last and left. than a high school. Here are the match ups of some major year they opened up with MTSU before a small crowd and In October, he returned to New college opening games - Nebraska played LA, Tech - no TV. They lost but if you lose, lose to the Big Boys and Orleans, found out the name of the Virginia Tech played Northeastern, Clemson played make money for your athletic department. This writer was man who owned the boat and sent Florida Atlantic, Iowa played Montana, Oklahoma played surprised by the written and TV coverage. There was no him a letter telling him about how his boat had saved over 200 lives and U.A.B., West Virginia played Marshall, Penn State played mention of the 1922 game between Vandy and Michigan, included some photos. Akron and Ohio State played Northern Illinois and the list the coach of Michigan, Coach Yost and Vandy Coach Dan Well, as luck would have it, the goes on. Come on, guys, the Big Boys should play the Big McGugin were brothers-in-law. Only time in football his- man sent back a letter saying that he Guys. This type of scheduling has some advantage for tory has this happened. was owed $12,000 that the insurance didn’t pay since the boat was never found and since he took the boat “without receiving permission.” He is also suing him for mental anguish and Westview Calendar several other things. The lawyer for the man suing Poor Boys Classic Terry Bulger to speak of Middle Tennessee in search of the Mark said Mark could have been great characters and interesting citizens more responsible when he took Mr. Chevy Club to AARP that make up our great state. Terry pres- Lyon’s boat. “If I felt I had to take the ents a lifetime of stories from a career in Monthly meeting of the Poor Boys the news business. From delivering boat I would have at least left a note,” The West Meade/Bellevue Chapter the lawyer said. Classic Chevy Club will be held papers at age 10, to graduating from one September 18th (Monday), 7:00 p.m., in of AARP will meet Wednesday, of the top journalism schools in the US, Mark had a nicer response than I September 13 in the parlour of the Belle would have. He simply said, “Next the McEwen Elementary School to a reporting career that has earned him Cafeteria (220 Swift Street East in Meade United Methodist Church at 10 eight Emmy Awards, Terry has inter- time there is a major storm or a natu- a.m. The featured speaker will be Terry ral disaster and I’m called to save McEwen [Humphreys County]). You do viewed everyone from Presidents to hog not have to own a Chevrolet to join--- Bulger of WSMV-TV, Channel 4 in farmers. lives, I’ll try to remember to bring a Nashville. In a world where “bad new pen and paper.” your interest and enthusiasm is all that The meeting is open to members is required. Call 931 + 582-3038 for sells,” Terry is known for his “good and guests. Visitors are welcome. Now there’s a story that I would news” stories. He travels the backroads think deserved some national atten- information. tion.

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Page 4 -- Wednesday, September 6, 2006 www.westviewonline.com www.westviewpublishing.com Westview NEWSpaper Politically Speaking A reminder about a community meeting regarding a re-zoning request on of Davidson County on September 9th at Vanderbilt University from 9:00 am to 3:00 Collins Road to change from AR2a to RM15 2 acres of land just past Collinswood pm. This service will be held at parking lot #74 on Natchez Trace, north of Drive: this request was deferred at a previous Metro Planning Commission and is Blakemore Avenue and across from the Vanderbilt track. Dell’s partners in this event scheduled to be heard on September 14th by the Commission. I have scheduled a are Vanderbilt University, Metro Public Works, the Metro Beautification and community meeting to hear plans for this proposal on Environment Commission, the Tennessee Environmental Tuesday, September 12th at 6:30 pm at the Harpeth Valley Council and the Tennessee Department of Environment and Elementary School cafeteria. I have invited representa- Metro Council Conservation. Residents can recycle any brand of monitor, tives from the property owner and developer to make a printer and other computer components at this event. presentation, along with an invitation for a staff member Consumers are advised to remove all data from hard drives from the Planning Commission to be present to answer Report and any removable media, such as floppy disks or PC cards. questions about the Subarea 6 Plan and this proposal in by Charlie Tygard Televisions, stereo equipment, cell phones and other electron- particular. All residents in the Collins Road area, plus the Councilman, 35th District ic appliances are not accepted. adjacent neighborhoods of Poplar Creek Estates/Magnolia Hills/Bellevue A reminder that the new YMCA/J L Turner Lifetime Learning Center for Highlands/Stonemeade are invited to attend and participate in the process. Seniors are still providing daily tours of the new facility and signing members up Brush collection for Route 9 – the area between Charlotte Pike and Highway prior to the September 15th ribbon-cutting and grand opening. This facility is one 100 from the Cumberland River to the Cheatham County line – will begin on that all residents should be very proud of and worthy of your support. I invite you September 4th and continue for approximately 10 days. Citizens are reminded to to visit Laurel Wilson and Vickie Ballance and their staff soon. have their brush at the edge of the property line before the truck services your neigh- As always, please feel free in contacting me by phone at 646-3295 (home), 256- borhood for collection. 7146 (work), 243-3295 (cell), by writing to P. O. Box 210945, Nashville, TN 37221 Dell Computers will hold its’ third free computer recycling event for residents or by email to [email protected]. Murder On My Street Letters to the Editor by Grace McCaw the little boy, and his sister It started out as a normal stayed with me. Towards Letter to the editor: Dear Editor, Monday for our family. We about eleven-thirty p.m. they went to BHSE, and then we both went down to stay with A few weeks ago I wrote a column about a My name is Angela Hamlin and I’m a vol- went to McDonald’s for ice their parents, and I went too, Vietnam veteran friend of mine from the unteer at Cheatham County Animal Control. cream and then we went to see what I could find out. Dickson VFW whose 8 month old grand- Although I’m a resident of Davidson County, home. When we reached our The granddaughter was daughter was on life support in a children’s I’ve been volunteering at the facility since street, we found nine police there, along with her grand- ward in Pittsburgh. Your kindness and gen- September of last year when I discovered their cars, an ambulance, and a fire mother’s sisters, and her erosity was overwhelming, and you can rest tremendous need for volunteers. Since then, I truck parked outside our mom. I stood a little bit out of assured that the money you donated went to a have seen several good employees come and neighbor’s house. We had no the way and listened. They good cause. It eased the financial burden a go due the overwhelming conditions at the idea what was going on. were saying things like “Mary great deal of what the baby’s young parents shelter. About 7 p.m. I started getting was real careful, she only let and Buz (the paternal grandfather) were going More employees are needed just to handle the story. her guard down to let some- through. Your cards, prayers, and donations the volume of animals who are dropped at their It turns out that a car had one in once and it cost her her surpassed anything Buz had dared to hope for, doors daily. 2,200 animals were processed been speeding up and down life.” I was in shock. We all and you can all be proud of the fact that you through this shelter last year alone. I want to Cross Timbers Dr. all day and were. My mom said that this stepped-up to the plate to help ease someone commend the staff, and especially the Director had finally stopped at the morning she was totally else’s suffering. of the facility, for their patience and unwaver- Sadler house. It was the numb. I have not yet seen the list of contributors, ing sense of duty. The facility operates with Sadler’s neighbor in the car. I can’t help but see it from but I am told that the response was very good. only three full time employees, leaving little He had been beating his wife the suspect’s family’s view as Words are inadequate to say how much Buz time to answer every call that comes and to and she had confided in one well. Our neighbors across the and his family appreciate everything that you care for the animals that are already there. person; Mrs. Sadler. He came street were the suspect’s have done for him and his family. I’m told that Many times the Director takes time on his per- up to the Sadler house and cousins. They were very sad. one person from Cheatham County donated a sonal days off to pick up donated food and sup- knocked on the door. Later, A man came outside when thousand dollars! Buz could hardly believe his plies. He has even adopted a few of the long- Mrs. Sadler was found beaten Dad was out there and asked eyes when he opened the envelope. A lady time shelter! residents. This proves it’s not and stabbed to death, suppos- him what was going on. who reads my column and lives in Dickson lit- only a job; he cares for the animals. edly by this man, who was Daddy told him that someone erally did not have one dollar to her name. In This is why it disturbs me that there have drunk, or high, nobody quite had been murdered, and he the midst of all of her problems, she still want- been numerous complaints that the facility and knows. asked, wide-eyed, who it was. ed to help. She donated the only thing she had its staff as poorly doing their jobs. Those resi- That night, the Sadler Dad told him the story, and that might be of some use. She sent a beauti- dents who wish to complain should stop by for family came and sat as close the man said to tell the Sadlers ful card and enclosed within it was a new a visit to see how a small county facility can as they could get (not very that he and his family were phone-card for 120 minutes that someone had operate with low funding, a shoe-string staff, close at all with the police very, very sorry about what given her. She wanted the young parents to and a handful of volunteers! If you want more cars blocking the road) to the happened. have this card for long-distance calling. What calls answered, start calling your city mayor scene of the crime. My Dad Everybody was sad, but a wonderful thing to do! and county officials and ask them to provide went down the driveway and nobody cried. Everybody I am very sorry to have to report that Baby funding for more employees. You may also told them that they could involved, and even people Abbigail Jade Brandon died early Monday want to ask yourselves as Cheatham County come wait at our house if they like me, standing, watching morning (August 28th) in Pittsburgh. Buz and residents how you can become part of the solu- wanted to. The adults stayed, on the sidelines, were heart- his family were able to be there by her side tion to this growing problem. Have your pets but Mrs. Sadler’s eleven year broken. I just hope that every- when she passed away, thanks to the generosi- spayed or neutered and volunteer your time to old granddaughter, and her body will pray for things like ty of all of you who gave. ease the lives of those animals who end up at seven year old grandson came this, because that is probably No baby could have fought any harder for the shelter by no fault of their own. up to the house and waited. the best way anyone can help her life. She hung-on for 8 months. Now her J.C. played game cube with is with prayer. suffering and struggles are over, and she is A. Hamlin back home in Tennessee, where she was born. Her funeral was Friday in Hickman County. I Please send Letters to the Editor to can’t thank all of you enough for what you did, Westview, P.O. Box 210183, Bellevue, TN 37221 or fax and you will all be thanked by Buz’s family as soon as they can collect their thoughts. God MISTAKE to: 662-0946 or e-mail to: bless you kind people! Editor’s note: The Westview’s front page [email protected] Letters will be printed, space Jerry Perella headline last week had the incorrect word. 1004 Bon Meade Drive It should have read, “Mary Sadler, a good permitting. All letters must be signed. We can withhold Burns, TN. 37029 life lost in vain.” We sincerely regret the 615-740-8626 error. It was corrected before it went on name upon request, however, they must be signed. the website or in the website archives.

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September 6, 2006 Local artist’s work woven into a tapestry on exhibit in Colorado by Richard Edmondson After the Denver debut, the Maddox, who also teaches tapestry could go on tour art locally and will soon offer A work of art by a White around the country. weekly classes at Petals on the Bluff artist is one of 64 panels The work was designed to Bluff, says she was quite moved that have been woven into a “show what peace looks like” to and honored at having her work large “peace tapestry” being the hundreds of people across chosen to be included in the displayed all this month in the country who had a hand in tapestry. Denver, Colorado. putting the project together or “I’m obviously thrilled to Anne Maddox, whose contributed to it in some way, death because I’m particularly paintings have graced shops and it employs “creative art and fond of peace, as opposed to and buildings in White Bluff symbolism ranging from the war, and I had done this paint- and also the Milo Gallery in pursuit of peace to the achieve- ing some time ago and wanted Kingston Springs, is en route to ment of it,” according to a to use it in some way to help a Denver reception this week recent press release put out by promote peace, and I’ve been honoring artists from various Tapestry for Peace which can looking for the right avenue and parts of the country whose also be viewed on the group’s this was kind of dropped in my works have been incorporated web site at www.tapestryfor- lap,” she said. into the giant tapestry, which peace.org. The peace project was initi- measures more than 250 feet in Some of the panels in the ated by Denver’s Eve length. tapestry include angels carrying Mackintosh, a member of the “My daughter even asked messages of a future without National League of American my boss if I could take off war, and flamingos dancing Pen Women, who reportedly work, and she’s driving me to comically around the earth was guided by the words, “there Denver next week,” Maddox, holding palm trees in their is a place in space for peace,” said in an interview Friday. beaks. There is also one and who tragically did not live Sponsored by the poignant panel, submitted by a to see the tapestry’s completion. Edgewater Colorado-based group in Oklahoma, depicting a The work presents images Tapestry for Peace nonprofit U.S. Marine saluting with a in embroidery, appliqué, quilt- group, the banner is to be on hook in place of a missing ing, beadwork, watercolor, fab- display in the rotunda and north hand. ric paint, acrylic, collage, and wing of the Colorado State Maddox’s own contribu- mixed media—all centered on Capitol building through tion to the tapestry is a cloth the idea that peace is possible in September 29. The display is to replica of a painting she did this world. coincide with the 10th annual entitled “The Bringer of White Bluff artist Anne Maddox with her “peace tapestry” con- “I’m not sure what kind of Peace Jam at the University of Peace,” the central figure of tribution in a photo taken earlier this year. The tapestry is now impact this whole thing is going Denver which is expected to be which is a tranquil, angel-like on exhibit at the state capitol building in Denver, Colorado. to have, promoting peace in the attended by nearly a dozen figure standing with arms out- clashing, chaotic vortex. The the eye of a hurricane, and the United States,” said Maddox, Nobel Peace Prize laureates. stretched at the center of a work was intended to represent British-born artist said it was and then added: “but you’ve got inspired by an actual hurricane to prepare the next generation she survived while living in the for a different kind of White Bluff couple regards senior Bahamas. approach.” lunch program as labor of love Church to hold Apple by Tracy Lucas the draft created by the air con- senior luncheon served at the ditioner in the next room, rem- Community Center. It’s an Butter Festival Setting: White Bluff nants of the Tennessee-style effort they put forth in order to Community Center, one in the luau that just occurred. honor our elderly citizens—as afternoon, any given Meanwhile Styrofoam plates well as to share a laugh or three Apple butter—tons and tons of it—“made the old-timey Wednesday. and mostly-eaten casseroles with them in the process. way” will be the order of the day when Crossroads Church holds There’s a very tired woman abound. Every Wednesday the cou- its first annual “Apple Butter Festival”, Saturday, September 30. and her husband resting com- The pair lounging at the ple and a handful of other vol- In addition to the cooking up of lots of homemade apple but- fortably in a booth, taking a booth are Lemuel and Brenda unteers get up early and start ter in large outdoor kettles, the event will also feature live music, long-awaited breather with McClelland, of White Bluff. cooking—as much as they a blacksmith demonstration, displays of old cars, tractors, and some warmed-up leftovers. You might call them the propri- can—creating a repast for any- trucks, a wool spinning wheel demonstration, and much more, Piled on a nearby counter etors of this enterprise. one who happens to come to said church member Basil Westcott. are a flag, curtain, and a set of For the better part of six share their table. The weekly The outdoor festival will be at the church grounds, located towels—bingo prizes for next years the McClellands have lunches offer the opportunity to at Highways 47 and 250, with activities getting started about 9 week—while a palm tree and poured their time and energy eat, mingle, play a little bingo, a.m. mock grass hut wave quietly in into what has become a weekly (Cont. on page 16) house. I sent them word that would be better than a tomb- History of White Bluff, Tennessee we had forty acres of trees, and stone over his grave; a school to Submitted by Tony England White Bluff. "Ben Myatt, they were running the town if anyone was that poor, I would be known as the "Jordan My recollections of the mayor", was heard everywhere. business. It was the hottest donate trees enough, and was School". He liked the idea, and incorporation of White Bluff - Next day, Jarrett Howell came election a small town ever had, sure the saw-mill men would built a two story school. Things 1906-07 to our house excited and said, and something so new to them make the lumber necessary. I began to move for betterment. By Jennie E. Woodworth "What about Ben Myatt being it sort of took their breath. had no request for trees, but my Colonel James built a large mayor?" I said, "All right, let Result was, we elected our men, offer was good. It gave them brick building, automobiles Mrs. Ben Myatt was another him be, what we want is the with Myatt mayor. It was plenty to talk of. Taxes did go came and filling stations. big taxpayer, and she did not right councilmen, and I want ordered that in thirty days up a little. Next, I persuaded Excellent roads were built. like Yankees any too well you chairman". So we made a everyone in town had to have a Mr. Will Jordan, Sr. to build a Now it’a a nice town on the either, rebelled, and did not see ticket out, with Myatt for sidewalk along their property, school-house. I told him that Memphis to Bristol highway. what business it was of mine, Mayor. It puffed him up, too. I or it would be built and added who lived a mile out of town, to told Mr. Howell that the mayor to their taxes. The sidewalks want to help incorporate it. did not amount to anything, for were built. Jarrett came to me They said some ugly things. the entire business of the town at my house and said that some The bill "hung fire" for a week. was in the hands of the council. of the poor widows in town said We invited our representative to I told him when they were in they just could not build a walk, come, make a public talk as to session, if the mayor makes they had no money, and it why we wanted the bill passed; objections, tell him to "Hush", would send them to the poor- muddy streets and no school. He came and some of the non- Get in touch with us! taxpayers thought it was a good idea. 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September 6, 2006 Music, magic & fun set for 22nd annual NatureFest, this Saturday by Richard Edmondson around Fairview in one form or Chance will perform, as will There’s a lot of high energy tal- NatureFest also seems Is it just my imagination or another almost as long as Lonnie Tuttle, Alibi, Just ent there—enough to put the invariably to have something is NatureFest getting bigger and there’s been a Fairview itself. Forgiven, Mark Wagner, love of Jesus in even the most magic in the air, and this year better every year? Of course as The group features the virtuoso Witness, and John Briggs. embittered soul. (Continued on page 9) the city grows (and this year’s banjo picking of Charlie Fann special census, recall, showed a and is not to be missed. 21 percent population increase Also on this stage you’ll in the last six years) so too will want to check out Andrew its annual fall festival. Sovine, grandson of country For those new to the area, music legend Red Sovine. NatureFest is held the second Sovine played at last year’s Saturday of each September in NatureFest, but he was the last Bowie Park, the city’s whop- act of the day, and by the time ping 722-acre nature park with he got onstage much of the its five lakes, forest, nature cen- crowd had thinned out. It’s too ter, and some 15 miles of trails bad, ‘cause Sovine is an for biking, hiking, and horse- extraordinarily talented gui- back riding. tarist, and he put on a heck of a Attractions to this year’s show. This year he’s been festival will include, first and moved up in the order, and will foremost, a lot of music—with be appearing with Kathleen artists, as usual, divided over Turner, along with Overdrive. two stages. Over at the Pine Stainless, Private Justice, and Tree Stage there are a couple of McGuire and White will round things to pay special attention out the show on the Pine Tree to. Local bluegrass artists The Stage. Pinewood Ramblers, for one. On the Gospel Stage this The Ramblers have been year, Fairview’s own Second Westwood Elementary

School 2nd Annual Fall This Saturday’s NatureFest will feature a number of performers, including (starting at top left and proceeding clockwise): Nashville magician Rodney Kelley, The Pinewood Family Festival Sept. 16 Ramblers, Second Chance, and Lonnie Tuttle. Westwood Elementary hamburger or hot dog, chips, School, located on Highway 96 dessert, and a beverage will be N in Fairview-Williamson sold for $4.00 per plate or a Underutilized state program offers County, will be holding its 2nd Family Four pack for $15.00. Annual Fall Family Festival on Also available will be other September 16, 2006 from 3:00 individual refreshments such as medical services to children p.m. – 7:00 p.m. on the school lemonade, sno-cones, popcorn, An “underutilized” state imately one per year through- Williamson County Health grounds. The Fall Family and 22oz. Commemorative program known as TENNder out the remainder of childhood, Department, or—thanks to a Festival is open to all who wish Souvenir Sports Bottles. Care can provide a means for teens, and adolescence. pilot program begun earlier this to come and participation is All of this is being made children of all ages to receive “It’s something that’s kind year—at all public schools in encouraged to show your com- possible by a host of proud immunizations, free medical of underutilized all across the Fairview. munity involvement and spirit. community sponsors including: and dental checkups, and other state. We’ve got a lot of kids “We want to make sure that All proceeds raised will go to Country Café, Elantra Gate needed medical services. that are on TennCare, but a at least parents know how benefit the school, students, Systems, Fairview Dental Inc., “TENNder Care is an out- good majority of those may or important it is do a yearly teachers and faculty. Fifth Third Bank, First Bank, reach program that’s designed may not be up to date for their checkup.” The Fall Family Festival H.G. Hill Food Stores, to reach families who might exam,” Sampson said. Sampson said the type of will have fun and excitement HealthSaver Pharmacy, Kemp have children on TennCare— Each checkup includes a checkups available have in the for both children as well as Orthodontics, La Plaza and also teenagers—it goes health history, complete physi- past often been referred to by children-at-heart! Activities Mexican Restaurant, Publix, from birth all the way up to age cal exam, lab tests (as neces- medical practitioners as Early will include Game Booths for Sonic Drive-In Restaurants, 20,” said Darla Sampson, sary), immunizations, and Periodic Screening, kids of all ages, a Bouncy Supreme Kitchens, Varden & TENNder Care coordinator, in vision/hearing screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment, or House, a Bouncy Slide, a Son Body Shop, and White a talk given last Thursday at the developmental/behavioral EPSDT exams, though she Climbing Wall, and a Dunking Oak Animal Hospital. Without Fairview Rec Center. screening (as appropriate), and added that the present trend Booth. whose generous support, this The program offers a total advice on how to keep your simply is to call them Attraction & Booth tickets fun-for-all community event of 11 free medical checkups in child healthy. “TENNder Care exams.” will be sold for $0.50 each or a would not be possible – the first two years of a baby’s The checkups can be con- “One thing that’s really 24-pack for $10.00. The plate THANK YOU sponsors and life, followed by additional ducted at a primary care physi- cool is that if something is supper consisting of a Sonic THANK YOU participants! checkups at the rate of approx- cian assigned by TennCare, the (Continued on page 9) Ellis said she, too, believes kinds of exhibits winding Pharmacy, Fairview Dental, 22nd Annual the festival is growing, and she through the park.” and McDonalds. envisions a time when it may This year marks Other activities throughout NatureFest in Fairview turn into a two or three day NatureFest’s 22nd year. Major the day will include hayrides to event. sponsors of this year’s event are “history village” where black- (Cont. from Fairview page) Safari Greg, who will bring his “I can easily see, down the Middle Tennessee Electric, smiths, soap makers, and other will be no different as Nashville Urban Safari Show to road, NatureFest becoming a BellSouth, France artisans will be at work. magician, Rodney Kelley NatureFest this year. Greg is weekend event, not just the one Manufacturing, Williamson Visitors will also be eligible for returns for his third straight something of a cross between a day event. You know we’ve got Medical Center, Lampley Self door prizes and have a variety year. magician and a wildlife han- more than 700 acres, there’s no Storage, Bank of America, H.G. of food booths to choose from. Kelley is part of the “More dler, and at a show at the Rec reason we couldn’t have all Hill Food Stores, Healthsaver Festivities get underway at 10 Magic More Fun” touring Center earlier this year he group which contracts with the employed snakes and other rep- Department of Defense to tiles, some assorted furry mam- entertain U.S. troops as well as mals, as well as a few other sur- American embassy personnel prises, in an engaging act that stationed overseas. brought a resounding chorus of Some of Kelley’s trade- oohs and aahhs to a large audi- mark performances are his ence full of children. tricks with animals, particularly Both Kelley and Greg will live birds, and he says that perform two shows each at the aspect of his show will be back children’s theater, also known this year, but that he has also as the Lady Bug Theater. worked up something new to NatureFest is organized the routine which involves each year by the Fairview Area bringing children from the Chamber of Commerce. audience up on stage for a Chamber president Dianne Ellis dance number. says a lot of work goes into “I don’t know how magical organizing the yearly festivi- it is, but I’ve got a dancing seg- ties, to the extent that no sooner ment I do in the show now. It’s is one year’s event over than really funny, I bring four kids she and her group are up and up,” Kelley said in an interview running planning for next last week. “I have four handker- year’s. chiefs, and these handkerchiefs “A lot of crafts people and change into costumes that I’m things like that have to do their going to end up putting on the calendars well in advance. It children, and they hold them up was about three years ago we to their face. It has a circus finally adopted a set date. Some theme to it.” years it was August, and it was There will also be ring awfully hot. Then they tried tricks involving rings that October, and we had one that change colors, while the ani- was so cold you wanted a bon- mals in the show will include fire. So a few years ago, we two birds and a rabbit, he said. chose the second Saturday in Animals—of the perhaps September and decided we more exotic variety—will also would just stay with that,” Ellis feature in the performance of said. medical services... (Continued from Fairview page) found in this visit as being a were trained under public problem, then TennCare can health protocol and they can make the proper referral and also provide the exam, at get them into the right treat- school, and it can be billed to ment and pay for those costs TennCare.” also,” she said. For additional information A pilot project that was call the TennCare information unveiled by state and county line at 1-800-669-1851. health officials earlier this year Sampson’s talk was given makes it possible for school at last week’s “Healthy children to receive basic med- Lifestyles Lunch and Learn” ical services administered by program. Healthy Lifestyle nurses deployed onsite at all lunches are sponsored jointly area schools. The pilot project by the Fairview Rec Center and initially covered Fairview the Williamson County Health alone, but has since expanded Department, and are held on into other areas of Williamson the last Thursday of each County. month. Participants are asked Sampson said that because to bring a bag lunch. of that project, TENNder Care Next month’s luncheon exams, at least in Williamson topic will be “Prostate Cancer County, can be given by school Awareness” and will feature a nurses. speaker from Williamson “Our school health nurses Medical Center.

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Adding to the mix this year AED machines and how to be Proceeds benefit the is also The Nashville Public trained on them. YMCA, We Build People cam- Access Defibrillation (PAD) The Green Hills Family paign and also builds awareness Program. The goal of the PAD YMCA is a part of the YMCA about living a healthier project is to significantly of Middle Tennessee. lifestyle. St. Thomas Cardiology Consultants will be on-hand to educate and train participants and their families COLE DECK & on staying healthy and assuring others do the same. FENCE CO., LLC. To register, please visit RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL www.active.com or stop by the AGRICULTURAL Green Hills YMCA. Cost is • Privacy Fencing • Farm Fencing $20.00 for an individual, $50 • Custom Wood • Chain Link for a family of three or more • Aluminum • Custom Built Decks before September 13. 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If individuals are more aware of warning signs and symptoms, many lives could be saved. The YMCA and St. Thomas Cardiology Consultants have also taken on the challenge of educating the Nashville com- munity on ways to live a health- ier lifestyle. In 2005, two YMCA member’s lives were saved, thanks to YMCA staff and members being trained on how to use an AED Monitor. The YMCA along with the St. Thomas Cardiology Consultants will continue to educate individuals on this machine, in hopes of saving Westview NEWSpaper www.westviewpublishing.com www.westviewonline.com Wednesday, September 6, 2006 -- Page 11 Page 12 -- Wednesday, September 6, 2006 www.westviewonline.com www.westviewpublishing.com Westview NEWSpaper children are developing Let me Help You Get Healthy Get Healthy Inside degenerative diseases when it From the Inside Out - Ronda Biffert by Ronda Biffert was only seen earlier in the Ace Personal Fitness Trainer , Nutrition Advisor JuicePlus+ Representative ACE Personal Trainer and elderly. For the first time in history many children of this 615.506.6433 Nutrition Advisor ut generation may not out live [email protected] - www. their parents. 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So Research found that the chil- is passed on to the child. With Individual attention make a decision now to for every family! dren were five times more the eating habits that our change the future of your fam- likely to have asthma if the country has developed since ily and make right chioces that mother was deficient in vita- the Industrial Revolution we will last for generations. It is min E. are now seeing the negative possible! Vitamin E is important effects of processed food on and can be found in foods like the immune system. Now

Senator Henry promotes Community Gardens 8120 Sawyer Brown Rd. Suite 103 (Across from Hecht’s parking lot) 662-2191

Senator Henry is pictured with Barbara Carter of Edgehill Community Garden.

Douglas Henry (D- based initiatives at the state ue to support community gar- Nashville) visited the Edgehill and local levels a solid exam- dens in Nashville and look for Community Garden this ple of a program that is work- ways to promote similar ini- month during National ing well.” tiatives across the state. Conference of State Henry said he would contin- Legislatures (NCSL) annual meeting hosted in Nashville. The Edgehill visit was intend- ed to give policymakers around the country informa- tion and insight on the devel- opment of community gar- dens. “Community gardens are important components of good local and state policy frameworks that promote health and wellness concepts and involve children and adults alike in healthy, whole- some, community-based activities,” Henry said. “What’s going on at Edgehill can be a model for policymak- ers in communities around the country.” Leslie Robbins, a health pol- icy specialist with the NCSL, said Nashville has a good net- work of community gardens. “We chose this site visit because Nashville has done a good job of developing com- munity gardens,” Robbins said. “We wanted to show those involved in community-

Westview NEWSpaper www.westviewpublishing.com www.westviewonline.com Wednesday, September 6, 2006 -- Page 13 “Murder on the Nile” Begins CCCT’s Season – Director Needed Now Cheatham County their 2006 – 2007 season, and potential directors. Community Theater has set now the search is on for The season’s first produc- tion, Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Nile is up first, and if directing a little murder Carl’s is what you are interested in, 4991 Hwy 70 E. get your resume in now! The White Bluff play will hit the stage in early November. To speed up the Bar B Que 797-4020 process you can fax your & Grill resume to (615) 952-9625, or email it to “We’re More Than Just A Bar-B-Que Restaurant” [email protected]. Sunday 10:30-2:30 The remainder of the sea- Monday & Tuesday closed son includes Noel Coward’s Wednesday & Thursday 10:30-6:00 Blythe Spirit in March, and Friday 10:30-7:00 Saturday 10:30- 6:00 the summer musical will be Thank you for your cooperation and patronage Michael Stewart’s Bye Bye Gail Tidwell (foreground), Melissa Kakoczki, and David for the past 14 years! Thanks, Carl Teitloff Birdie to be held in mid-July. and Sheila Woody exercise their horses in Bowie Park CCCT is now soliciting direc- on a recent Saturday tors for those productions as well. Fairview News Briefs If you are interested in directing any of these fine Commissioners to meet productions and working with the wonderful volunteers at The Fairview Board of Commissioners will meet tomor- Cheatham County row night for its first regularly scheduled meeting in Community Theater, please September. Commissioners at this time are again expected to send your theater resume to discuss proposals for a conservation easement for Bowie Park—and may possibly make a decision on whether or not to CCCT at: P. O. Box 37, pursue the matter beyond the talking stage. Kingston Springs, TN 37082. Commissioners are also likely to discuss an impending If you have questions or transfer of the city’s Water and Sewer Department over to the would like further informa- Water Authority of Dickson County, and could set a date for a tion, contact CCCT at (615) special joint meeting with the WADC to finalize the takeover. 259-2001. WADC’s board of directors has called for the official takeover of the city’s water and sewer system to happen at DISCOVERY TOYS Raise Your Family & Raise Your Income! 12:01 a.m. on October 1. Should city commissioners go along Moms & Teachers ideal with that proposal they will likely pass on first reading an ordi- $25 to start / Earn exciting trips & SUV Fun. . .Simple. . .I’ll help YOU! nance to end the city’s water and sewer budget. 615-500-TOYS The meeting will get underway at 7 p.m. at city hall. www.discoverytoyslink.com/kathy 5-K run set for Bowie

The Bowie Outdoor Club will hold a 5K “Pretty Fun Adventure Trail Run/Walk” on Saturday, October 7. The event will include awards and prizes, food and drinks, and race t-shirts. The race is for young and old, and will divide contestants into eight different age categories, with awards going to top male and female contestants in each group as well as the top three walkers. “The trail will go up and down in and out of pine and hard- wood forest, grasslands, and rivers,” says the Outdoor Club’s Kristina Giard. “It’s not a race to worry about time or clean running shoes, it’s about relaxing and enjoying the view.” Early registration is $15 for adults, $12 for children. Registration on the day of the race is $20. Online registration is available at the Bowie Park web site at http://www.fairview- tn.org/bowiepark/currentevents.htm. The race gets underway at 9 a.m

Page 14 -- Wednesday, September 6, 2006 www.westviewonline.com www.westviewpublishing.com Westview NEWSpaper Featuring articles: * By kids and teens * About kids and teens * Youth athletics * School activities Kids View * Lots more! Westview Newspaper Your Community NEWS Paper with Kids In Mind Former three time TSSAA State Wrestling Champion, Shawn Cordell, to teach at Harpeth Wrestling Camp Three time TSSAA State Chattanooga this fall. Shawn is Shawn will focus on top posi- retain what they have learned wrestler. Checks can be made Wrestling Champion, Shawn very skilled from the neutral tion. Technique will include leg and apply those same skills to payable to Harpeth Wrestling Cordell will travel to Kingston and top positions. These areas rides and tilts. He will teach what they already know. At the Team. To receive a brochure, Springs, Tennessee on will be his focus at the camp. how to turn opponents to get end of the second session, contact Coach Ricky Woods at Saturday, September 9, 2006 to The camp will be broken into thos e ever important nearfall Shawn will give a short motiva- [email protected] or at teach a one day camp at two two hour session. Session I points. tional speech and some goal (615) 952-2811 ext. 1104. Do Harpeth High School. Shawn from 8:00 A.M. until 10:00 This one day camp is a setting ideas. Every wrestler in not miss an opportunity to get was a graduate of Bradley A.M. In session I, Shawn will great way to get on the mat grades six through twelve needs great instruction from on of Central High where he captured be working on set-ups and fin- before the season officially to be present. The cost to attend Tennessee’s most talented his state titles. He went on to ishes to Inside and Outside starts. Wrestlers can easlily the camp is $60.00 per wrestlers. wrestle collegiately at West Singles. He will also be show- Virginia for two years and now ing some two on one wrist con- he has returned home. Shawn trol from the standing position. Locks of Love benefits plans to wrestle for the The second session will go University of Tennessee at from 11:00 AM. until 1:00 PM. from donations of hair About Metro Schools By Marsha Warden Metro Board of Education, District 9 [email protected] 646-00741

A new direction for Community Education!

Did you know that you can still go to school and learn, even as an adult? Did you know that you can learn something fun and amazing for only a small sum? Well, you can thanks to Community Education . Metro Nashville Community Education has been around for over 35 years. Community Education classes are devel- oped based on topics the local community would find appealing. They are very definitely appealing this year. Metro Community Education wants you to be able to have fun while participate in life long learning. Soraya Parr, the new Community Education Program Co-ordinator at Hillwood is ready Haley Butler has donated hair to Locks of Love twice. She has donated 26 inches of to make you excited about learning. At Hillwood High she is hair. Locks of Love makes wigs for people who need them. bringing you: Yoga (all levels), Yoga for runners and golfers, ACT/SAT tutoring, scrap booking and stamp art. At Harpeth Valley she is bringing you: Lebanese cooking, Chinese, and cake decorating. She is even bringing us beginning Spanish at the Bellevue Chamber of Commerce office. There are lots more class- es to take. One is sure to suit your fancy. For a full description and list, please pick up our catalog from the school sites, Bellevue Chamber, and area libraries. Soraya Parr is serving as Program Coordinator for the Hillwood and the Hillsboro cluster areas. She serves on the Governor's Council of Physical Fitness and Health for the State of Tennessee. She has taught fitness for 23 years in the West Nashville area and has seven national/international certifications. She has also worked as State Health Educator for Dickson, Houston and Humphreys' counties. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Plant/Soil Science and was Cheekwood's Orchid Specialist for five years. She is very proud of her Lebanese her- itage. She has a copyrighted method of teaching bellydance-fitness called "BellyTone". This class is wonderful for people with chron- Musical Motions holds ribbon cutting ic conditions (arthritis, diabetes, cancer-survivors, etc.) and can even be taught from a sitting position. For more information on this and any other classes please call: Metro Community Education 353-2025 ext. 1007. Or, look at the MNPS web site under community education. *** Please note the upcoming ACT/SAT tutoring classes available this fall. Just in time to prepare for the fall test in October!

ACT/SAT tutoring offered: When: Sept. 11th for four weeks (Mon) Where: Hillwood High School Time: 3:35 (one hour) Teacher: Tom Occhipinti

ALSO: When: Oct 4th for four weeks (Wed) Where: Hillwood High School Time: 2:30 (one hour) The Bellevue Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting for Musical Motions on Teacher: Stan Wruble Coley Davis Road. The singning and performance group is under new ownership.

Westview NEWSpaper www.westviewpublishing.com www.westviewonline.com Wednesday, September 6, 2006 -- Page 15 Don’t miss the upcoming Homeschool Happenings college funding workshop Kindergarten BAAAAAAAAAAACK!!!! this week! See ya later! HAHA!!! Did you miss me?? Learn the ins and outs of out right!) by Gabriel Nestor This is my first Westview this college tuition funding at free · How to lower your “out- year. I’m happy to be back in 6th Grade workshops to be held Tuesday, of-pocket” costs, and get the school. ‘Cause I missed all my News September 19th, 7:00 p.m. at maximum amount of money I bounced and bounced and friends and I really like going to by Haley Butler bounced and my teacher said I Williamson County Rec from each school. classes. In my first class of the Center, Corner of Hillsboro Rd Also, Find Out Why... was to bounce on the trampo- day, P.E., we played a game This Monday was a normal line not in the school. I played & Mack Hatcher or Tuesday, ....Many upper income called ball-wrestling. It’s just day at BHSE. Our first class October 3rd, 7:00 p.m. at families and business and we talked about the letter like tug-of war, but with a big was Spanish. We recited what Gordon Jewish Community owners pay close to noth- “B” and I took a bat to school ball instead of a rope. For sec- we knew of the Lord’s Prayer Center, 801 Percy Warner ing for their children’s college for the letter “B”. We sang ond period we had Science. The and we reviewed action verbs songs with shirts and my teacher, Ms. Sharon, asked us like sit, stand, touch and things Blvd. education !! teacher gave me a blue one. I what we wanted to learn this like that. In art class we brought Admission Is Free But You ....The things you are colored pictures of music stuff. year. I told her I wanted to learn a picture from home that we Must Call 370-8015 to reserve doing right now to save for col- You were supposed to find the about chemical reactions, after wanted to draw. I brought a pic- your seat! lege may whole notes on them. We found that Ms. Sharon taught us about ture of my Mom’s old cat Here’s What You Will actually be hurting you pictures of words that start with seeds and beans, she passed named Silver. The picture was Learn: from a financial aid perspec- “B”. around bags with different adorable but the drawing not so · The best kept secrets of tive. kinds of beans and seeds inside. much. When we were finished the college financial aid sys- ....Choosing the right 1st Grade News My favorite was the Cocoa with our pictures we wrote our tem. schools may help you lower by Paiton Walker Bean! That’s what chocolate is name in hieroglyphics, it was (Parents and grandparents your college costs! made of! My third period class really cool. Our next class was YOU MUST know these!) At this workshop you’ll is English. We had Spanish geography and the first thing · How to double or even learn the ins and outs of the First at school we wrote class in fourth period, with Ms. we did was a work sheet called triple your eligibility for finan- financial aid system as well as our names and sight words too. Monica. She helped us to work Meridians in Europe and we cial aid. how to save thousands of dol- Then we had music.We sung all on action verbs. Next we had took a pop quiz. I don’t like pop · How to fill out the com- lars on your child’s college sorts of songs and we played a Math class with Ms. Sarah. She quizzes very much. After geog- plicated aid forms accurately education! really cool game, “Ring taught us about hundreds and raphy we had lunch and it was Aroundthe T-Shirt.” It’s a real and on time You can’t afford to miss it. thousands. We learned to put turkey or ham sandwich (Over 90% fail to fill them Call 370-8015 for reservations. game! We held colored t-shirts commas after every three digits day,YUM. After lunch we had in our handswhile we sang the to make it easier to count all the math class, we turned in our song. If our color was called, zeros. Well, that’s all for now. assignments and received a (Cont. from White Bluff page) we had to show it out andlay it Bye! whole page of long three step Peace Quilt... down on the floor in front of us. conversations. It was kind of I had a purple t-shirt. Next 5th Grade boring but math isn’t supposed spark some new friendships, and have a good time in the process. waslunch. I had an acorn sand- News to be fun. Since we had a lot of And for all this the McClelland’s take no payment whatsoever. wich for lunch that my momma time left we did some of our Why? you might ask. What’s in it for them? fixed me. It wasgooood! After by Isaiah Dructor homework. After math we had “I used to work over there at the Silverplume retirement home, lunch was science. We talked Exchange City, we did a project and I just fell in love with all them old people,” Mrs. McClelland more about seeds and how the- I got back from Texas on on needs and wants. We made a says with a hearty laugh. “I just wanted there to be something for yare in different foods we eat. Sunday. I caught a fish that list of things we thought would them to go do, you know, have a little fun. Get out once in a We even eat some seeds. Then weighed 5 pounds and was fit in those categories because while.” we had playtime. We played almost 2 feet long!!! I skunked we were taking a vacation. And where does all the food come from? different games, even hop- my Dad and Uncle Danny, but Then we read our list to the “I do it mostly out of my pocket,” she says. “What we do is, scotch on the concrete. We they were still glad I got to class. While everyone was we put up a donation can. And whatever donations they put in, I wentback to class after play catch a fish. I didn’t get to bring excited to be going on a pretend buy the food with it next week. When we do bingo and stuff like time to have snack. We had it home because we didn’t have vacation, our that, that comes out of my pocket, unless people donate things to cheese and crackers.We then time to freeze it. I really wanted teacher told us that it was a give away as prizes. We do get a lot of help sometimes—it’s not talked about the five things that to show to my Mom! camping trip! She also told us just me.” bring us joy. I said Jesus, At school for Health class, that to get to the campsite, we Brenda points proudly at the assorted linens and knick-knacks una,sparkleworks, mom, and we named the bones on 2 pieces had to WALK. So we had to on the counter, commenting, “That stuff right there is things that dad give me joy. We then talked of paper and then we cut them leave a LOT of things at about peace, thenext fruit of the people brought in this week to go for bingo prizes next time. out and put the bones together “home.” Well, that’s not a prob- There’s a lot of folks that help us, and we love ‘em for it.” spirit. Then it was time to go to make a skeleton! In Spanish, lem for me, because I never go home. Goodbye. The amount of donations they get varies from week to week. we played Bingo with our pic- camping. After Exchange City Some weeks it’s fifty dollars—enough to cover the cost of the ture cards. We kept with Roman we had PE! Our class is doing a food, no problem. But other times Brenda and Lemuel have to 3nd Grade numbers in Math. We wrote our “Add 2,000 steps to your day” make up the difference out of their own pockets. News phone numbers, addresses, and program, so every time we have by Kayla Perry how many members are in our PE we have to do something “Then sometimes people bring food to help out; I’ve got one families, etc. using Roman that you could reach 2,000 lady that’s going to make chicken and dumplings real soon and numbers. Then we wrote the steps with. So my friends and I we’re excited about that. It’s just whatever we can do—we try our Hi from Catgirl Kayla. In same thing in the Arabic num- ran around the track a ton of best to do it,” she adds. P.E. we played ball wrestling. bers we’re used to and played times. It was actually very The donations are voluntary; the McClellands don’t charge When it was me and Chole’s games with them. The website exhausting. That was our day! seniors to eat here, and you can understand why. turn we sort of fighted over the says we’re going to be working See you next week! “There’s a lot of people around here on fixed income, and ball and I got it. The game is on Googols and Googolplexes sometimes you just can’t do it. We don’t want that to be a problem, trying to get the ball from the next week ... sounds like a so we don’t take money for the plates. We just have a donation jar other person. It was a fun game. search engine to me! 7th Grade News sitting there on the table, so if they want to put something in, they We learned about lots of types In Exchange City we by David Faust can; and if they can’t, we understand. It’s not about that.” of foods that have beans in reviewed part of a book that While the crowd size varies, turnout is not what it was when Science class. We drew in Art shows how our “city” is going the lunches started six years ago, says Mrs. McClelland. AGAIN. In lunch, I ate to be laid out with a pottery Hi, everyone, it’s me again There used to be a bigger crowd. When we first started, we EVERYTHING on my plate. I shop and police station and (David). This was my third had all the tables out there full, every time we did it.” was starving. We did sheets other places. In P.E., some of us week of my third year at BHSE But she explains that when she and her husband took a two about nouns and I helped my ran a couple of laps around the and it was great! I liked Spanish year hiatus from the scene, during which time others handled the friend a few times. We played field beside the building. Some this week because it’s cool to be Spanish Bingo and we sort of weekly endeavor, attendance dropped off significantly. played hopscotch on the pave- learning a different language. “We lost a lot of them in between, but I was determined to get had to do some songs. We did ment. It was really long with It’s really fun to be able to talk another drill sheet in Math. It it back going again. That first week back, we may have had three around 200 squares! They were to your friends and they have people, then the next time was five, and it just kept going from was totally timed. It’s neat to go hopping all over the place! no idea what you’re saying - there. I wanted to cook for however many showed up, and just to Enrichment class on We were able to draw pic- Ha-Ha, LOL! After school I keep on working. Now every week we have a new one or two, so Mondays. I can’t believe I just tures of any picture we had seen had drama practice. We’re joined GIRL SCOUTS, It’s in Art class. Benjamin drew a working on a play called it’s getting there again.” totally so FUN. Last night, I cup that was sitting on the win- “Virgil’s Christmas Catch”. I Presently the couple are experimenting to see if perhaps more ended up helping my mom put dowsill. I drew a steam shovel got the part of a guy named Mr. people might show up on Fridays, but not to fear: there are no together math games. And good out of “Mike Mulligan and his Kramer. plans to change the current Wednesday gatherings, only perhaps to bye from Catgirl Kayla! Steam Shovel.” BHSE is undoubtedly awe- add to them. Well, I guess that’s it for some! See ya next time. “This is the first time we’ve done anything like that on a Friday,” she says of a trial run which occurred last Friday. “We just by Benjamin Does your favorite chair need help? want to see how it goes. If it goes real well and everybody comes Hansen Art’s Upholstery out to see us, we may do it, too, maybe once a month or something Pick Up & Delivery Antiques or Modern like that. But we’ll still do the regular weekday lunch.” 459-4232 The senior lunches are held each Wednesday starting at 11:30 Hi, this is Benjamin. I’M a.m. at the White Bluff Community Center.

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Westview NEWSpaper www.westviewpublishing.com www.westviewonline.com Wednesday, September 6, 2006 -- Page 17 Holy Trinity Lutheran to offer Nashville Nostalgia by E.D. Thompson [email protected] Blessing of the Animals A service of the Blessing of of Animals highlights the sig- Animals will be held on the nificance of the wider created Did You Say “Cemetery Tour?” Many of you are famil- Memorial Gardens are buried front lawn of Holy Trinity order in all living things. It iar with Mount Olivet Sam and Kirk McGee, WSM Lutheran Church, Wednesday, points to the human responsi- I don’t know that there Cemetery on Lebanon Pike. announcer Grant Turner, October 4 at 6:00 p.m. bility in caring for all creation. is one, but many tourists as well Captain Thomas Ryman, Skeeter Davis, Goldie Hill who Participants may bring large The event will include a brief as Nashvillians could learn Adelicia Acklen, Percy Warner, married Carl Smith, and Carl and small animals to the bless- message and an opportunity to ing. Pictures of pets will be meet other pet owners. much from a tour of surround- Fannie Battle, Jacob Butler, among others. blessed and young children Holy Trinity is located is ing cemeteries. Many national McGavock, H. G. Hill, Cornelia This is just a small may also bring stuffed toys for located at 525 Sneed Road, figures are entombed in our Fort, John Overton, David sampling of notables resting in a blessing. Water and treats across from the Traceside sub- great city. Lipscomb, Jack Massey, Del our city’s cemeteries. It is will be provided on the church division and near the Loveless Spring Hill Cemetery Wood, and Ernest “Pop” worth standing before these grounds. Café. Services are at 10:30 on Gallatin Pike was the first Stoneman lay in rest there. graves and realizing the variety The service, customarily a.m. and Sunday School is at cemetery in Nashville which is Near by, at Calvary Cemetery, and diversity of greats whom held on St. Francis Day, recog- 9:30 a.m. The phone number is still in operation today. is where Eddie Rabbitt is have brought so much to nizes the ideals of St. Francis of 673-6289 and the web site is Reverend Thomas Craighead, buried. Nashville in so many different Assisi, one of the most beloved www.lutheransonline.com/lo/h Christian saints. The Blessings olytnashville. who came to Nashville in 1785 Also, not far from areas of life. as the first president of Mount Olivet is Greenwood Davidson Academy (later to Cemetery which opened in Dear Dave, some things I don’t become the University of 1888 on Elm Hill Pike by Mr. I’m 28-years- want to give up. Nashville), and lived at Preston Taylor. Greenwood old and I leased a How can I get moti- Evergreen Place near Gallatin merged with Mount Ararat car about two years vated? Pike, was buried there among Cemetery which opened in ago. I’m just now Kim others. The cemetery remains 1869 as the first cemetery for beginning to realize today even enlarged and with a African-Americans. DeFord how dumb this was Dear Kim, beautiful funeral home built Bailey, one of the original and how much Goals and just 9 years ago. artists on the Grand Ole Opry money I’m throw- dreams have a better Among others buried and Hall of Fame member, is ing away. Is there two months behind on the pay- chance of coming at Spring Hill Cemetery are buried there. any way to get out of a car ments. We have copies of the true if you have a written game Roy Acuff, Floyd Cramer, John Woodlawn Memorial lease? canceled checks to prove we plan. Sit down with your hus- “Gentle On My Mind” Park is located on Thompson Randy made the payments, but they band at the beginning of each Hartford, George “Candy Lane and is the resting place for won’t listen and are threatening month and help him do a writ- Kisses” Morgan, Hank Snow, Owen Bradley, Boudleaux Dear Randy, to foreclose. What can we do? ten budget. Give every dollar a Keith Whitley, Pete Drake, Bryant, Red Foley, Roy Now you see why I call it Jean name on paper before you Gilbert “Speck” Rhodes, and Orbison, Johnny PayCheck, “fleecing” don’t you? NEVER spend anything. Billy Walker. Webb Pierce, Marty Robbins, do a lease. It’s the most expen- Dear Jean, Doing a budget is not For those interested in Red Sovine, J. D. Sumner, and sive way to operate a vehicle. This is the mortgage com- medieval torture and it’s not Call the company and ask just a math exercise. It’s a early Nashville history will Tammy Wynette. The newer pany’s problem, not yours. for the early buy-out or pay-off chance for you both to have want to tour the Old City Harpeth Hills Memory Gardens You’ve got proof that the pay- amount. Then, you’ll need to input on what you want to Cemetery located at the corner on Highway 100 is the resting ments were made, so they are in compare that figure to the value accomplish in life and how you of Fourth Avenue South and place of Chet Atkins. the wrong on this one. of the car. If the car is worth The whole thing is proba- can make it happen. After two Oak Street near downtown There are many ceme- $19,000 and the early buy-out bly due to some dumb clerical people are married they become Nashville. It was opened to the teries in the Nashville sur- is $21,000, you’ll have to error, but it’s gotten out of hand “as one.” And that’s how all public in 1822. Among those rounding area. For instance, scrape together $2,000 to make and you’re going to have to decisions should be made – fac- buried there are General James Sumner Memorial Gardens in up the difference. stand up and fight back. You ing all the problems, fears and Robertson, the founder of Gallatin is where Conway If you don’t have that kind need to get a good lawyer dreams TOGETHER. Nashville. His wife, Charlotte Twitty is buried. of cash on-hand, go to your NOW and sue this company’s Some fantastic sharing is Robertson, for whom Charlotte, Hendersonville Memory local credit union or bank and tail off to stop the foreclosure. going to take place when you Tennessee and Charlotte Pike Gardens on East Main Street in get a small loan of about $3,000 Always attack and become bring these thoughts and ideas are named, is buried there as Hendersonville is the resting to $3,500. This will get you out proactive the moment you out in the open. Once you sit well as their son, Felix place for Johnny Cash, June of the “fleece” and give you notice any kind of mistake with down and do a budget, you’ll Robertson, who was the first Cash, “Mother” Maybelle some cash left over to buy a your finances. You care about see where you can cut back and white child born in Nashville. Carter, Anita Carter, Merle dinky little car to drive. your family, Jean. The mort- make things happen that you Felix was twice mayor of Kilgore, Sheb Wooley, and Get this done and pay the gage company doesn’t. And it’s may have thought were impos- Nashville, and a professor of Johnny Russell. loan back as quickly as possi- going to take a pretty strong sible before. You may have to medicine at the old University “Grandpa” Jones is ble. Then, you can begin saving wake-up call to show them you give up a few little things for a of Nashville. Some others buried at Luton’s Chapel up to pay cash for a better mean business! while, but when you see how buried in the Old City Methodist Church Cemetery in USED car later! - Dave quickly you can make some Cemetery are Alfred Hume, Goodlettsville. Teddy and really cool stuff happen you’ll Francis Fogg, Captain William Doyle Wilburn (the Wilburn Dear Dave, Dear Dave, get excited about all the possi- Driver (who gave the American Brothers) are buried in the Our mortgage was sold to My husband is a money bilities! flag the name “Old Glory”), National Cemetery on Gallatin another provider. When this fanatic. He’s so charged up - Dave Timothy Demonbreun, Senator Pike in Madison. Hermitage happened two payments were after reading your books and Felix Grundy, Governor Memorial Gardens on Shute somehow taken off the loan determined to get us out of * For more advice on budget- William Carroll, General Felix Lane in Old Hickory is the rest- records. We didn’t even know debt. I know it’s a good idea, ing, mortgages and other finan- Zollicoffer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry ing place for Ernest Tubb and this until they informed us a but just don’t have the passion cial issues, visit www.dav- Rutledge (whose fathers signed Justin Tubb. Speaking of “Old few months ago that we were for it he does and there are esays.org the Declaration of Hickory,” of course, Andrew Independence), Mabel Lewis Jackson and Rachel Jackson are Imes and Ella Sheppard (who buried in the grave plats behind September Birthdays were members of the original the Hermitage Mansion. Fisk Jubilee Singers), and 14 Many are buried at SEPTEMBER 1 Jay Shoup Jeff Smith Bert Henderson Hope Groves mayors of Nashville, among Forest Lawn Memorial Abby Conner Paul Fay Jennifer Bland Clay Posey Kathy VanSickle many other dignitaries. Gardens in Goodlettsville, such Hugh Gunter SEPTEMBER 4 Kenny Carneal SEPTEMBER 10 Kathryn Rogers In 1851, Nashville’s as David “Stringbean” Hayes Hickman Bernie Smith Jenny Meadors Rex Jenkins Mary Nelle Jewish community purchased Akeman, “Lefty” Frizzell, Araceli Sanchez Lettie Williams Court Clement Lisa Temple Mayfield Carson Kemp SEPTEMBER 5 Noel Willcutt Jonathan Weissend Max Young land for a cemetery on 15th Beecher Kirby who was Adam Tudor Steve Burgess SEPTEMBER 8 Terry Poff Reyn Stone Avenue North. Three syna- “Bashful Brother Oswald” with SEPTEMBER 2 Patti Carroll Beth Campbell Howard Thompson Syvia Vaden gogues (Sherith Israel, The Roy Acuff and his Smokey Gale Higgs Jeff Haupt Patty Lee SEPTEMBER 11 SEPTEMBER 13 Temple, and West End Mountain Boys, Lloyd Brian Justice Clint Larson Wesley Bacon Brad Roberts Mary Buck Synagogue) today have adjoin- “Cowboy” Copas, Hawkshaw Linda Sander Jay McCrary Brad Davidson Mona Niazi Rhonda Morris ing cemeteries. I know of two Hawkins, Randy Hughes, Little Mike Tudor Mike Parman Sarah Jenkins Kim Arceneaux Johnnie Sadler Nashville notables who are Roy Wiggins, and James C. Jeanne Herrington Elizabeth Worstall Morgan Neely Joyce Buck George Carney buried in The Temple Summey whom you remember Leanna Ussery Shelby Wright Nancy Street Roy Coffee Cemetery. Adele Mills and as “Cousin Jody.” SEPTEMBER 3 Kelli Vitale Mary Monroe Elizabeth Gooding Send Birthdays to Mary Jean Baucom SEPTEMBER 6 Kristi Hurst Christy Herston P.O. Box 210183 Bernie Schweid were very In Franklin, the Mount Olene Childers Diane Faro SEPTEMBER 9 Nathan Ellis Hurt Nashville, 37221 much loved in Nashville. Hope Cemetery is the burying Jamie Mihalko Wes Hembree Cameron Cassell SEPTEMBER 12 FAX: 662-0946 Many of Nashville’s prominent place of Sarah Ophelia “Minnie Kristi Oakley Jennifer Meadows Peggy Murphy Nichole Duncan E-mail: Jewish families are buried Pearl” Cannon. Also, in Kathy Wood Jerry Steele Tiffany Allen Paige Neeley westview78@ there. Franklin at the Williamson Sara Martin SEPTEMBER 7 Greg Buchanan Mike Dreher aol.com

Page 18 -- Wednesday, September 6, 2006 www.westviewonline.com www.westviewpublishing.com Westview NEWSpaper On the flip side of life Edna Litton turned 100 on August 31 By Diane W. Repasky [email protected] with a weeklong family celebration Edna Litton turned 100 on her Grand-daughter Judy school teacher in a one room MY SUMMER VACATION, my third medical visit in, lit- August 31, 2006. The Gaertner. Each member of the schoolhouse and a college girl 2006 erally, twenty-eight Meadows had a birthday party family had at least one spread in a day when women didn’t PART THREE hours...for unidentified bites for her. She began the month to share with her. Those who go to college. She fell in love Over the past two weeks, that had so worsened over that celebrating her birthday with have seen the scrapbook have with a man who helped plan a you’ve been reading the story time period that they warrant- her family. There was a week- been impressed with the histo- road through her house . She of how one of our last-ever ed three separate medical vis- long reunion in Pegram at ry and the old pictures. learned how to use the com- family vacations (the one this its. (I now had: * a big toe Chigger Ridge Bed and Edna had some things to puter in her late 80’s so she year) was utterly decimated with a bulging, ½” dark-pur- Breakfast. Sixty seven rela- share. She was born in Trade, could get e-mails and pictures by two bites I received our ple band around it and a tives were able to come! She Tennessee in 1906, the same faster. first night in Florida...and bright red ring around that; * was surprised by a scrapbook year that bubble gum was offi- She is known at the how the bites continued to a baby toe with a bulging compilied mostly by her cially invented. Her husband Meadows as the one who knits grow worse & worse — dark-purple spot consuming daughter Nancy Norhtcutt and was from Lyle TN. She was a and reads. almost right before my nearly the entire toe; * two eyes...and how this caused red botches getting brighter Larry to have to drive me on top of my foot between my Adult Day Program of Catholic clear to the other side of town big toe & ankle; * a foot still to visit a walk-in medical swollen, despite constant ele- clinic — twice; within twelve vation; * and a rash running Charities will host Open House hours even...and how those across my foot, the entire The Adult Day Program gramming in a safe, secure radius of the program’s loca- two visits had cost us two- width of my toes.) of Catholic Charities of environment,” said Lynn tion on White Bridge Road. hundred-dollars in medical You gotta know how ter- Tennessee will host an Open Herman, director. “The pro- Fees are based on a sliding fees, plus two-more-hundred- rified I was! Again, that this House on Tuesday, September gram meets a real need in the scale. The program is dollars in antibiotics costs, for had all happened in Just One 19, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 community as it solves real licensed by the State of a whopping total of four-hun- Day! And getting worse & p.m. at the program’s location problems for caregivers and Tennessee. dred dollars in twelve hours, worse every couple-three at St. Mary Villa, 30 White their loved ones. It gives care- The Catholic Charities of vacation money we’d been hours I looked at it! Despite Bridge Road. Established in givers a respite time to take Adult Day Program Open saving for two years to apply the fact that I was on two 1983, the program was one of care of their own needs, go to House event coincides with to this year’s vacation. antibiotics said to be “the very the first of its kind in Middle appointments and run errands National Adult Day Services Out-of-pocket expenses. best things out there” and a Tennessee to serve senior with peace-of-mind, while Week, September 17 – 23. Our pockets. On two mysteri- cortisone shot. All, to the adults requiring supervision providing socialization and Approximately 1 in 4 U.S. ous “insect” bites seemingly tune of $400 in medical because of health or disability stimulation for each program households provides care to a raging out of control in my expenses that should be being problems. The program is participant.” relative or friend aged 50 or body. spent on the family vacation open to people of every reli- The Adult Day program older. More than 150,000 Well, I spent the-day-of- we’d saved for two years to gious, racial and ethnic group. of Catholic Charities operates older Americans participate in that-morning’s-second-clinic- take, but was now seriously The Open House on five days a week between the adult day center programs visit primarily inside our disrupted by the unfolding September 19 will be an hours of 8:00 a.m. and 2:30 each day. Approximately hotel room, with my foot ele- trauma of my bug bites. opportunity for caregivers and p.m. The program provides 59% of the participants family members to meet with structure, stimulation, and require assistance with at least vated “to reduce the We arrived at the hospital staff and learn about the bene- socialization for senior adults two activities of daily living swelling.” And finally then, emergency room at one fits of the adult day program. and offers the opportunity to such as eating, bathing, or we went to bed, hoping for o’clock in the morning. The The program currently has enjoy games, story telling, dressing. “the best,” that by morning, doctor who saw me there (or several openings. recreation, music, exercises For additional informa- there’d be evidence that these rather, physician’s assistant) “During the past 23 years, and cognitive activities. tion about the Adult Day nasty bites were actually con- simply gave me a pain pill this program has served hun- Participants range in age from Program or the September 19 tracting. (though I kept telling him I dreds of families and individ- 60 to 95. Transportation is Open House, contact Lynn However, by midnight, I wasn’t in pain [at least, not uals by providing quality pro- available within a five-mile Herman at 615-352-3087. was up again, just like the “physical”]); explained that night before. And just like the the antibiotics I was taking night before, my toes (and covered nearly every bite “out foot) looked even worse than there;” informed me that I Real men don’t....or do they? they had when I’d lain down should “keep my foot elevat- By John Malone three hours earlier. For now, ed;” (like I hadn’t been??); in addition to a purple band and said that the next step Finally, the temps are NFL has become a shill for Do not, under any cir- running across both toes, would be to admit me to the starting to drop; you can feel a Titans sponsors. “That’s an cumstances wear an authentic there was a bright red patch hospital and give me an palpable crispness in the night Amsouth first down!” When team jersey with a star play- extending beyond the purple antibiotic IV drip. air. the Titans tackle the quarter- er’s name on it. Ever. Kids band. —I was horrified! ...And then we checked Driving down West End, back, Keith will shout, “S-A- wear these to emulate their Terrified! Stricken! And out: “What’s your medical you can see the glow of the C-K!” “That’s one hundred teams and star players. They there was just simply no way insurance company?” they stadium lights on the dollars for Habitat for want to ask for their auto- possible for me to “wait” “till asked. “We have none; we’re Vanderbilt campus… Humanity, courtesy of graph and hopefully, one day, morning” to “see what it uninsured. And uninsurable,” As John Ward, the Vols Kroger!” suit up for their favorite team. looked like then” before we replied. “Then how do retired broadcaster used to You want to go down this Like your home team and showing Larry. I had to wake you expect to pay for this announce at the start of a path? Fine. But let’s go all the want to show it? No problem; him now. At midnight. And I visit?” “With cash, I suppose. game…”It’s football time in way. a sweatshirt will do. wasn’t about to visit another What’s left of our vacation Tennessee!” After a particularly rough And please, don’t refer to walk-in clinic. Not a third money. —How much will it Local sports talk shows hit, why not have Keith say a team as “We” unless you time in 24 hours. Now it was be?” “Well, we can give you brimming with talk of quar- something like, “Edgerrin play for or are employed by time for a hospital emergency a discount because you’re terback controversies, dissect- James absolutely got ham- said team. room. paying in cash, but we’ll bill ing offensive schemes, prog- mered on that play; speaking That’s it. I’m ready to Larry looked at it, and in you separately for the doc- nosticating on whether the of hammers, have you rock and roll. Let’s go the bathroom, we discussed tor’s charges themselves.” — Titans can turn it around. stopped by your ACE hard- Packers, Titans and whether we should “go or We breathed a heavy sigh of Don’t you just love it? ware store lately?” Or maybe, Commodores. wait.” Our discussion woke relief: At least we’d get a dis- Now if you don’t mind, “Vince Young scrambles into And remember, no auto- our daughter, and when she count. We’d already spent let’s attend to some business, the end zone, giving the graph asking unless you’re 16 saw how much worse my foot $400.00 on these two bites of clear the air so to speak… Titans six…by the way, your and under. looked in just three hours, she mine. With regard to the Titans, local Kroger now carries Unless of course, you’re let me say, good luck and Snapple six packs.” 47 and think Bart Starr was said, “Don’t even debate So the lady went off to get please, do me a favor. Stop You get the idea. the greatest quarterback about it, Mom. Go. Now.” our bill. And.... pimping out my boy, Mike Also, while we’re talking ever… So we did. (Sorry; next week, Keith. That’s right. One of about pet peeves, if you’re Off Larry drove me for Readers.).... the best broadcasters in the over 21, listen up. Westview NEWSpaper www.westviewpublishing.com www.westviewonline.com Wednesday, September 6, 2006 -- Page 19 Westview Entertainment An Evening of Music, Stories & Friendship – September 16th Join Friends of Pegram Millionaire plays/BMI). In Nashville, her writing partners independent CD titled, Flight of Park on September 16th at addition, some of her most have included BTO’s Randy Dreams. Gary worked for Joyce’s Coffee & Deli Shop at memorable cuts include Bachman, Mark Slaughter, Sony/ATV Publishing for four 7pm when Deborah Allen, The “Heartache And A Half”, “I’ve Celine Dion songsmith Dan years in the tape room, before Kinley’s, Sarah Majors, Tia Been Wrong Before”, and her Hill, James House, Andrew landing a publishing deal with McGraff & Tommy Parham, signature song, “Baby I Lied”. Gold of Linda Ronstadt fame Sony ATV and Edisto Sound Gary Culley, and Ric Butler fill and Tommy Parham, Tia’s Publishing. There he had songs the evening with incredible songwriting partner and accom- recorded for a children’s proj- music, stories and friendship. panist since 2000. Together, Tia ect, “Rainbow Dreams”. Deborah Allen, along with and Tommy co-produced her Continental Divide recorded, The Kinley’s (Heather and Jimmy Wayne and SheDaisy, latest album “Outside Of The “Wheels Meet the Road” on Jennifer) and Sarah Majors Sarah’s career continues to soar. Circle”. Gene Eichelberger their Feel Good Day cd. Gary often perform together. With a Sarah signed with Giant (Linda Ronstadt, Jewel, Neil has also had several cuts by round that promises to be noth- Records in 1998 and later with Young, Jimmy Buffet) stepped Canadian artist, Rick Rose as ing short of electrifying, these DreamWorks in 1992. By 2003, on board to mix and master the well as songs recorded by other singer/songwriter’s have she started her own company, 14-song album, and the result foreign artists. Gary’s new 2006 penned numerous hit songs and Grassville Music, working with has been a rootsy, inspiring, cd project entitled, There Are are all established recording artist Matt King, bluegrass leg- Americana album that is gain- Times is now available. artists. end John Cowan and Maia ing worldwide recognition and Ric Butler recently moved As twin sisters, Jennifer Sharp (currently touring with acclaim. to White Bluff and can be seen and Heather Kinley possess an Bonnie Raitt). Sarah currently at The Fillin’ Station in innate sense of harmony, and has a cut on Trisha Yearwood’s Kingston Springs with fellow their vocals have never sounded hit album “Jasper County”. songster, Joe Scutella. Ric better than on their latest Canadian superstar Michelle joined Joe during the July release, All In The Family. They Wright’s current single is “Love FOPP Writer’s Night with his were named the Best New Duo Me Anyway” and Valerie Smith rich voice and strong har- by the Academy of Country and Liberty Pike recorded monies. Ric is a new comer to Music and garnered more than “Soul Phone” for their upcom- the area so please come out and 20 nominations from the ing 2006 gospel album. give him a warm Pegram wel- Grammy’s, the Country Music come on September 16th! Deborah Allen has over Association and the American The evening of great music 1000 songs published with Music Awards. They also and fun all begins at 7pm at the recordings by Brooks & Dunn, scored a hit with the inspira- new Joyce’s Coffee & Deli LeAnn Rimes, Sheena Easton, tional “Somebody’s Out There Pegram resident, Gary Shop, 580 Hwy 70 in Pegram. Rita Coolidge, Fleetwood Mac, Watching,” from the Touched Culley graduated Berklee Come early for a good seat, Lori Morgan, Nitty Gritty Dirt By An Angel soundtrack, which College of Music in Boston, great music, and delicious Band, Tammy Wynett, Mickey to date is multi-platinum. MA with a degree in Song- homemade treats in a café Gilley, and Conway Twitty to In 1994, Kingston Springs Writing. While attending atmosphere. Shows are free, but name just a few. Many of resident, Sarah Majors signed a Berklee he received several a $5 donation is requested to Deborah’s biggest hits include writing deal with the legendary songwriting and arranging help fund ongoing projects for Janie Frickie’s #1 Hit, “Don’t music publisher Acuff-Rose. awards. 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