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Belle Vue I Cabin Furniture Benefits from Donated Feathers the Bellevue Harpeth Munity Responded Wednesday, August 1, 2007 WIN FREE Vol. 31 No. 34 MOVIE TICKETS 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 Belle Vue I Cabin furniture benefits from donated feathers The Bellevue Harpeth munity responded. mattresses with donated feath- Mill Road in the 1790s. Historic Association sent out a Last Friday, members of ers and straw. The cabin was donated to plea for features to stuff the the Association turned out to Thanks to a grant from the the Bellevue Harpeth Historic mattresses for the beds in the listen to the big band music at Community Foundation of Association by Dolly Carter Belle Vue I Cabin, and the com- Red Caboose Park and stuff Middle Tennessee, the and her family and then disas- Bellevue Association was able to pur- sembled and rebuilt on the hill chase replica furniture made overlooking Red Caboose Park. specially for the cabin. A table, One day it is hoped to be able to Cruise-In two benches, a full bed and a open the cabin for story telling trundle bed are now showcased and other educational events. in the cabin. The furniture is The front porch served as a August 4 exactly the style that would stage for bluegrass and gospel The Bellevue Cruise-In have been in the cabin when it music at the Bellevue Picnic will be held Saturday, August was originally built off Morton last May. 4th at Bellevue Center Mall. The cruise-in hours are 5-9 p.m. This is a family friendly event with no charge to dis- play or view the vehicles. There is DJ music & the hot dog stand is available for a hot dog & cold drink to enjoy. The cruise-in is in it's 5th year of operation & averages over 150 vehicles at each event. For more information go to www.bellevuecruisers.com or call 615-478-5032. Joan Campbell (in period dress) and Dolly Carter stuff feathers. While Joan’s daughter, Ellen and cousins fill with straw. Big Band sound of The Moonlighters entertained hundreds at RCP By Sharon Satterfield Hows. vated by the magnificent, Caboose Park next Friday when the Kaddilacs perform The Moonlighters per- Among the crowd of peo- eighteenth century cabin, and night from 7pm until 9pm American pop and swing. formed a fabulous selection of ple relaxing in the pleasant others were stretched out on songs that hundreds of people breeze and loving the enter- blankets while they gazed at turned out to hear last Friday tainment was ninety-three the July sky as The night at RCP. It was great lis- year old Estelle Morris who Moonlighters played their tening to those beautiful, old has been attending the music mellow, melodic tunes. tunes like ‘Lovin’ that Man of events in Bellevue for many Dooley Gross said, “The Mine’ and ‘Moon River’. summers. “I’m a groupie of music is great. It brings back a Moms were dancing with their the Moonlighters,” Estelle lot of good memories from babies, fathers with their said. our forties generation. This is daughters, and husbands were Sharon Lunsford and her a wonderful event. There waltzing with their wives on friends commented that it was needs to be more like it in the that beautiful summer night in a wonderful way to spend a community.” Bellevue. Friday night, and have an For babies to seniors, it “It’s a great community opportunity to listen to good was a delightful way to spend event for family and friends to music that’s free to the public. a summer evening, and there’s get together, and it’s so nice to There were kids swinging a lot more fun in store. Be sure hear live music,” said Julie on the swings, people capti- to attend the free music in Red Free concert series at Red Caboose Park Metro Parks and the Red Caboose Road. Concert times are 7:00 to 9:00 Aug.10 Bill McCallie & Concert Band Playground, Inc. present Friday PM. Bring your picnics and blankets In Cahoots Band 60 piece Orchestra evening free concerts at the Red and enjoy the music. Sponsored by Country Bluegrass Aug.31 Chief Smiley Ricks Caboose Amphitheater in Bellevue. Publix Super Market Charities. Aug.17 Hillbilly Casino Mardi Gras, Cajun/Indian The park is located at the corner of Aug. 3 The Kaddilacs* Fun Rockabilly Band Celebration Highway 70 South and Colice Jeanne American Pop & Swing Aug.24 Nashville Community Westview Calendar oldies music all evening. releasing old beliefs and Cohn class of A cocktail reception begins thought patterns. She guides 1967 celebrates at 6:00 p.m., followed by a others to be more effective and group photo shoot at 7:00 p.m. create a permanent shift in their with 1966 & 1968 A sit down dinner will be own life as they tap into their served at 7:30 p.m. The food inner wisdom. The cost of the Old Natchez Country Club will be prepared and served by luncheon is $21.25. at 115 Gardengate Drive, Old Natchez Country Club. A Reservations or cancellations Franklin, TN, will be the scene cash bar will be available. must be made before noon, of a 3 class reunion for the For further information August 7. Call Fran Dozier, classes of 1966, 1967 and 1968 regarding this reunion, please 292-3871 or Betty Buckspan, of Cohn High School. The class contact Faye Combs at 615- 385-0005. Membership is open of 1967 is celebrating its 40 662-1744, or email her at to wives of officers of all mili- year reunion and is hosting [email protected]. You tary services, the National reunions for the classes of 1966 can also get all the information Guard, and the Reserves, both and 1968 in addition to its own. you need as well as a reserva- active duty and retired. The evening is themed "Back to tion form on the reunion web- the Sixties," and Nashville's site at http://www.backtothesix- Premier 60's Tribute Band, ties.net. BOOMERANG, will play all Fun in the Son Armed Forces picnic Officers’ Wives Fourth Annual Fun in the Club meeting Son Picnic on August 25, 2007 from 3 pm to 7 pm. The Armed Forces Officers Mark your calendars for Wives Club monthly luncheon Redeemer Lutheran Church's will be held on Wednesday, Annual Picnic that features August 9 at 11:30am at FREE food, music, games, Hillwood Country Club (6121 prizes and fun for all ages. The Hickory Valley Rd., 37205). Picnic will be held at Redeemer The program will be presented Lutheran Church, 800 Bellevue by Cathy Palasz, a personal per- Road, from 3 PM to 7 PM formance and business coach. More Information: 615- She assists others to move con- 646-3150, www.redeemer- stantly toward their dreams or nashville.org or goals while uncovering and [email protected] Paid for by Friends of Don Johnson Page 2 -- Wednesday, August 1, 2007 www.westviewonline.com www.westviewpublishing.com Westview NEWSpaper Westview Calendar Everyone from longtime play- event or an issue of wide com- [email protected] Coordinating Parent, 615-646- West Of Nashville ers to the “Cribb-Curious” are munity interest. Come join us The MOMS Club of 0960. Seniors (WONS) welcome to the free event. For for breakfast and see how ful- Bellevue-South meets at more info, please call (615) filling service to yourself and 10:00am the first Thursday of Middle TN meets Wednesdays 673-2899 or email D.R. Fay at your community can be. For each month at the Bellevue [email protected]. more information contact club United Methodist Church, 7501 Genealogical West Of Nashville Seniors President Larry Musick at 615- Old Harding Pike. Free. The meets every Wednesday at Say Bowie Outdoor 210-2981 or email Larry at kla- MOMS (Moms offering Moms The Middle Tennessee Cheese in Bellevue Center Mall [email protected] Support) Club was designed Genealogical Society and the at 10 a.m. to play cards, board Club schedule specifically to help at-home Advisory Council of Tennessee games and socialize. This is a mothers overcome the chal- Indian Affairs are sponsoring a free group and everyone is The Bowie Outdoor Club: West Nashville lenges of isolation, frustration "Native American & Cherokee invited. HIKE, BIKE OR RUN Go Club Forming and boredom that accompany Genealogy Workshop" on Meets the first Saturday of the joys of raising children. For Saturday, August 11, 2007 from each month at 9:00 am at Bowie Do you enjoy chess or more info, call 266-1442. 10:00 a.m to 4:00 p.m. It will be West Nashville Nature Park in Fairview other strategic boardgames? held at the Knowles Senior Area MOPS (excluding June, July & You'll love Go, the oldest Toastmasters at Center at 174 Rains Rd., in August). Information: Kristina games in the world! Already Nashville, TN. Lorna Morton, Giard at 799-2389 x112, or play? Join other Go players NSCC Tribal Genealogist for the West Nashville Area MOPS from West Nashville. Just curi- Cherokee Tribe of Northeast (Mothers of Preschoolers) will http://www.fairview- Nashville State Community tn.org/bowiepark ous? All are welcome! For more College Toastmasters Club Alabama will conduct the meet on the 2nd and 4th info, please call 615-598-1104 meets on the second and fourth workshop. More details, includ- Monday of every month begin- or email Corey Todaro at west- Wednesdays from 12:15 to 1:15 ing a printable brochure are ning in September from 9:30 [email protected].
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