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VOLUME TEN, ISSUE THREE
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2013
TWELVE PAGES
Summertown Has a New Shooting
Head 2 Toe Beauty &Tanning Complex
Summertown Has A New Relaxation Station:
Salon
by Beverly Wood
Head 2 Toe Beauty & Taning Salon, owned by Theresa
and Leon Corbin, is located at
9129 Hwy 20 Summertown
Tn ( behind Quik-Mart). Barbara Korp works there with
her as well.
They offer a wonderful array of services and products
to make your experience
there very fulfilling. With
thirty years of experience, you
should come away one very
happy customer... that's their
main goal anyway. To make
sure you have a wonderful,
relaxing, non-rushed, experience. Now, if you're in a hurry
Theresa says, they can surely
get you in and out in a hurry,
but if a "take-me away" day is
what you crave. they can make
it happen!
They offer a full line of Services: Hair, Nails, Skin, Tanning, you name it.
They do mani-pedi's, they also
do acrylic nails and they have
spray tanning along with the
tanning bed service.
Remeber
“A Dr. Seuss
Christmas”
Parade
December 7th
5 PM
Grand Marshall,
Shane McNeece
by Beverly Wood
They do Back Treatments
(skincare), Acne Care, etc.
They have a full line of Salon
Products for your hair skin and
nails. Shampoo's conditioners,
gels, treatments, etc.
Look them up on Facebook
to get a full idea, and they offer Specials thru Facebook
only as well.. so go "like"
them, now!
Eagle Eye Shooting Complex is a new gun range located in Summertown, TN. It is
owned and operated by Frank
and Brian Shafer. They are located on 30 Elk Ridge Road in
Summertown, TN.
They have a new pro shop and
ranges that are open and waiting for you to start your practice with them!
The rifle range consists of
40 stations that are open to
100/200/300/500 yards facing
target stands.
The pistol range has five bays
that are 90' wide by 150' long
with 10' high walls.
They offer two professional
Trap & Skeet fields and a 5 Stand field.
The pro shop offers new firearms, buying, selling, trading,
pawn services, firearm transfers & rentals.
They also offer a full compliment of gunsmithing services.
They have an in-house grill
that will be serving steaks,
seafood, and sandwiches.
Sign up now for their CCW
classes. Group Discounts
Available.
They also offer a full range of
training classes with certified
& licensed instructors.
They have a wide variety of
events going on so male sure
you check out their website
for the Calendar of Events.
They have special classes for
us gals who are interested
in learning to shoot, or need
a place to practice. It really
sounds like an awesome place,
to practice, to learn to hang
out, whatever.
Make sure you check them
out. Eagle Eye Shooting
Complex. 30 Elk Ridge Rd,
Summertown, TN.
Contact us by email: _eagleeyeshootingcomplex@
gmail.com(mailto:eagleeyesh
[email protected])
or Phone: (931)379-7977 or
Fax: (931)379-393
Look for them online and on
Facebook
Longing for that “Old West” Country Experience...
by Beverly Wood
You can find that and SOOO
much more at the Circle G.
They are a full service 100
acre equestrian facility located in the beautiful foothills of
Tennessee, they offer a very
varied array of events for all
types of venues. Anything you
are thinking of, from hosting
a family reunion or having a
private retreat this would be a
great place for your event.
They offer arena rentals,
hourly and full day, as well as
trails, lessons, boarding, training and much more.
The covered arena is 200 x
100 with an observation area
and the outdoor arena is 300
x 200, perfect for all types of
events. The outdoor arena has
even been used for a Volleyball Tournament, as the arenas
have sand footings.
They have a one acre obstacle course with over 25 obstacles. They also have one, two
and three bedroom apartments
efficiency apartments, complete with all the amenities of
a hotel room: They provide the
linens, you have a coffee maker, microwave, cable, leather
sofas, etc. Ten trailer hook ups
with electric and water. Plus
full access to trails, our obstacle course and covered and
open arenas. A Wi-Fi hotspot
is available in the office.
They have boarding, pasture
and stall. The stalls are climate
controlled and simply beautiful. The stalls could be used as
a venue for a flea market, arts
'n crafts fair, art exhibit, you
name it, they are that lovely.
and clean!
They have the means to have
any type of event you have
in mind, from weddings, reunions, corporate meetings to
a picnic by the pond, or creek.
Full Service Equestrian Ranch
Please check them out on Faceook, and take a look at their
awesome website at http://
circlegranchevent.com/home.
html because there is just too
much to put in this article..
please check it out for yourselves!
I can tell you this correspondent was very impressed!
MT. PLEASANT REVIEW, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2013 PAGE 2
People’s Voice
Throughout the years the Mt. Pleas-
ant Review has heard a lot of comments, good and bad, from the readers.
The paper would like to give the readers a chance to voice their comments
in our new column, “People’s Voice”.
Please keep them to a minimum, they
will be published as room is available.
You may call 931-964-4853 and
leave a message (reg. answering machine), e-mail at [email protected]
or mail to P.O. Box 122, Mt. Pleasant.
No names or addresses are required.
The Mt. Pleasant Review Is Not Liable/Responsible for any comments
made by their readers.
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I have only lived here for seven
years but in that time I have seen
more positive changes for this city
since our current commissioners
and city manager have been involved than with the government
that was in place when I moved
here. I am not sure what the rest
of the citizens think of Mt. Pleasant but I would like to be proud
of the city I live in and want to
keep it beautiful and up to date.
Guess what ... that means spending money. If you don’t want
improvements for this city then I
suggest you pack your stuff, put a
for sale sign in your yard and find
a new place to live! There are
good things happening around
here but for some reason all you
want to see (and write about) is
the negative. Maybe you are just
so miserable you cannot imagine
someone actually having positive
thoughts or feelings toward anything. I think the Benefit Ball is
a wonderful thing and can have
a positive impact on the city. Instead of seeing the good it could
do, you turned it into a keg party.
I know there are things wrong
with the city and no place (or person) is perfect. Instead of trying
to tear everything and everyone
down, maybe you should try to
be a positive influence and possibly even get involved. I know
that may seem like a novel idea
to you but if you are not actively
involved in trying to help this city
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then you have no right to “gripe”
as your website says....
•••••
So disappointed in the People’s
Choice. No one will want to
move here or put a business. We
need positive comments. I realize you have a problem with Michelle, but she and her staff are
trying to make changes for a better Mt. Pleasant. Old ways aren’t
working, new young people and
new ideas. A good thing. A page
and half is a bit much for People
Choice, plus people that write
these articles are cowards. Sign
your name. I enjoy your paper
otherwise. Gayle Attkisson
•••••
Our city manager is at it again.
Apparently she has another
“friend” that she was planning
on hiring. Since The Review is
printing all of City Hall’s dirty
little secrets she has had to put
her hiring on hold. The “friend”
has taken to facebook in an attempt to bash the review. Ironically, renaming The Review
“The Basher”. I would think
with all of the skeletons in this
person’s closet they would have
more pressing matters to address
instead of worrying about grammatical errors in The Review. I
wouldn’t think this potential new
hire for the city would want her
personal issues (which would not
portray the city’s hiring practices
in a good light) brought out in the
open.
•••••
I can’t believe our fair city
touted the BBQ fest as a “family event” and then set up a beer
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pen. I guess now since we have
our current officials in office every event must have a place to
get drunk. Sounds like a “family
event” to me. What a disgrace!
You can’t pray in city hall anymore but I guess it’s ok to get
drunk.
So, let me get this straight. It’s
now our fault our water is bad
since we have galvanized pipes in
our homes! Wait! Maybe we’ve
stuck our hoses in something
we shouldn’t have, or better yet
we flushed something down the
drain. YOU HAVE GOT TO BE
KIDDING ME! How about explain what really happened at the
water treatment plant. Those letters in The Review from TDEC
gave us an idea of what really is
going on around here. Don’t buy
the city’s crap for a minute. After
all, they’ve been lying for years.
Looks like some city employees, and employees of some of
the local industry in the area are
squirming. They don’t like all this
that’s been put in The Review.
Hmmmm, could it be because it’s
true? Maybe they don’t like folks
poking around into money changing hands. Keep the pressure on
folks. Make them squirm.
•••••
Seriously people. With all the
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An Obituary printed in
the London Times...
Absolutely Dead
Brilliant!
Today we mourn the passing
of a beloved old friend, Common
Sense, who has been with us for
many years. No one knows for
sure how old he was, since his
birth records were long ago lost
in bureaucratic red tape. He will
be remembered as have cultivated
much valuable lessons as:
People’s Voice. . .
(Continued from page 2)
mess that has gone in the city...
payoffs, firings, hiring of buddies, changing election times,
violating The National Safe Water Drinking Act, breaking the
law, voting in landfills, firing the
planning commission, loading up
the board with paid off commissioners that vote on behalf of big
business in the town, and all you
have to complain about is grammar errors in The Review? Funny thing is, the only people who
don’t like The Review are either
employees of the city, employees
of the businesses in question, or
in the “circle of friends” that are
getting kickbacks from those in
office. I guess it’s hard to defend
all of the above so you have to
find something, Ha,Ha.
•••••
Listen, The Review does print
good things about the city, when
it’s sent to them. There would
probably be more good things to
print if they fired the city manager, Frierson, Colvett, Frazier, relatives of the commissioners and
the city manager, and all of our
city manager’s buddies. Let’s just
CLEAN HOUSE! That would be
some good news to report.
•••••
$50,000 bonus checks! I sorry
but they are not much better than
a drug dealer, and they need to be
put out of office.
•••••
Thank you for putting the paper
on line. Keep up the good work!
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MT. PLEASANT REVIEW, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2013 PAGE 3
-Knowing when to come in out of
the rain;
-Why the early bird gets the
worm;
-Life isn’t always fair;
-And maybe it was my fault.
Common Sense lived by simple,
sound financial policies (don’t
spend more than you can earn) and
reliable strategies (adults, not children, are in charge).
His health began to deteriorate
rapidly when well-intentioned but
overbearing regulations were set
in place. Reports of a 6-year-old
boy charged with sexual harassment for kissing a classmate; teens
suspended from school for using mouthwash after lunch; and a
teacher fired for reprimanding an
unruly student, only worsened his
condition.
Common Sense lost ground
when parents attacked teachers for
doing the job that they themselves
had failed to do in disciplining
their unruly children.
Common Sense lost the will to
live as the churches became businesses; and criminals received better treatment than their victims.
Common Sense took a beating
when you couldn’t defend yourself
from a burglar in your own home
and the burglar could sue you for
assault.
Common Sense finally gave
up the will to live, after a woman
failed to realize that a steaming
cup of coffee was hot. She spilled
a little in her lap, and was promptly
awarded a huge settlement.
Common Sense was preceded in
death,
-by his parents, Truth and Trust
-by his wife, Discretion,
-by his daughter, Responsibility,
-and by his son, Reason.
He is survived by his 5 stepbrothers;
-I know My Rights
_I Want It Now
_Someone Else Is To Blame
_I’m A Victim
_Pay me for Doing Nothing
Not many attended his funeral
because so few realized he was
gone.
If you still remember him, pass
it on. If not, join the majority and
do nothing
Happy
Holidays
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Saturday 6 am - 11 pm • Sunday 8 am - 9 pm
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MT. PLEASANT REVIEW, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2013 PAGE 4
Letters to Santa
Postal Notes by Robert Wakefield
Well, this is not going to be the
revelation of a lifetime but here
goes…Christmas is coming. In a
few short weeks, we will be celebrating the most joyous time of
year with family and friends.
And just think what we will
pack into these next few weeks
– Christmas parties, shopping,
wrapping, caroling, church concerts, eating, last minute shopping, putting up decorations, really last-minute shopping, and
perhaps the most important thing
we will do...address and mail our
Christmas cards to friends and
family. (Notice how I said “most
important”)
Actually, that is not the most
important cards and letters that
will be sent out this year. To me,
the most important letters we
will handle at the Mt. Pleasant
Post Office will be those that addressed to Santa. Let me tell you
why.
For over a hundred years, children have taken the time to sit
down with a piece of paper and
write a letter to Jolly Old St.
Nick. In my twenty seven years
with the postal service, I have really enjoyed seeing children bring
their letters by the post office and
trusting us to get their wish list to
Santa.
Last year, a father brought his
young son to my window and
the following conversation took
place:
“Mr. Postmaster, my son has a
very important letter that we have
to get to the North Pole before
Christmas!”
“Well, you have brought it to
the right place,” I said, playing
along. “The post office has been
getting letters to Santa for a long
time. We will send his letter to
the North Pole, TODAY!”
I looked at the young boy, and
he was just beaming. You could
tell he was very excited.
“Ok, here is what you do. Take
this envelope, and address it to
Santa Claus, North Pole and put
in the red mailbox that says ‘letters to Santa’. I will pick it up
and get that sent off right away”,
I said to the father.
“We’ll do it!” the father said
with great excitement.
They went over to the table,
and I could hear the father spell
out the words for his son to write
– “S” “A” “N” “T” “A”. When the
youngster was finished, he ran to
the box that was for Santa letters
only, and mailed his wish list.
What a magical moment for
that father and son. I was just
glad to be a part of it.
If you have small children, and
before you get too busy, take a
moment help your child write a
letter to Santa. They will not stay
this young for very long and this
can be a time for you both to treasure. Sending an email to Santa is
just not the same.
Inside the Mt. Pleasant Post
Office, we will have a special
place for your children to mail
their letters to Santa. We will also
have a place for you to bring food
that we will donate to a local food
bank.
Robert Wakefield is the postmaster for the Mt. Pleasant Post
Office. He can be reached by
email at robert.e.wakefield@
usps.gov
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MT. PLEASANT REVIEW, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2013 PAGE 5
Citizens Call for Review and Freeze of High Bills
The local chapter of a statewide
citizen action group is asking the
state for reliefon the high sewer
bills for Mt. Pleasant residents.
More than 150 citizens from Mt.
Pleasant are petitioning the State
of Tennessee’s Utility Management Review Board to do a formal
review of the city’s sewer rates.
Members of the Maury County
Chapter of Statewide Organizing
for Community eMpowerment
(SOCM) will present the petition
and signatures to state officials at
the Comptroller’s office in Nashville this month, in hopes of beginning the rate review process
and alleviating a portion of the financial burden local people face.
The text of the petition reads, “We
the undersigned residents of Mt.
Pleasant, Tennessee request that
the Utility Management Review
Board (UMRB) review the sewer
rates we are being required to
pay. We feel these rates, recently
Merry Christmas
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increased to a base rate of over
$50 per month, are unreasonable. Mt. Pleasant has the highest
percentage in Maury County of
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students on free and reduced-cost
lunch plans, and people in the
community cannot afford their
current bills. Furthermore, since
the sewer and water charges are
part of the same bill for residents
in Mt. Pleasant and the quality
of Mt. Pleasant drinking water
has long been suspect, the levels of service we receive do not
match the cost to us as customers. Please review the sewer rates
in Mt. Pleasant, and help shift
the economic burden away from
residents, especially low-income
families and elderly community
members. Thank you.”
SOCM members in Mt. Pleasant are encouraging other local
residents to contact UMRB representative Joyce Welborn and
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Owner
Dawn
Thomason
Merry Christmas
From
Gifts From The Heart
Florist
at
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We are taking order now for
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Saddles: Medium $25.00 Large $38.00
Christmas Mesh Bows
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Have a Merry Christmas
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MT. PLEASANT REVIEW, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2013 PAGE 6
Local Government Corporation Announces Service Award Winners
Local Government Corporation, 714 Armstrong Lane, Columbia, Tennessee, met with its employees on Monday, November 11, 2013,
for their annual meeting and presented the following service awards:
Freeze of Bills . . .
(continued from page 5)
echo the call for a sewer rate
review – joyce.welborn@cot.
tn.gov, 615-401-7864.
SOCM Maury County Chapter
members are also calling on the
Mt. Pleasant City Commission to
freeze water rates. The City of Mt.
Pleasant is moving forward with
the construction of a new water
treatment plant, in response to
citizen pressure for safe drinking
water. SOCM members say they
Honored for 5 years of service Front row l-r: Joan Holland, Honored for 20 years of service l-r: Mickey Butler, Bobby are pleased to see the city taking
Stacy Ray, Kristi Smith, Joy Breeding, Cathie Copley. Back Belew, Stoney Orton
the important step of building a
Row l-r: Bret Campbel, Pete Counter, Robert Bolton, Chris
modern treatment plant. But their
Karcheski Jilli Craddock, Nick Hoeldtke, Andy Brown
message for City Commissioners is – “NOT on the backs of the
people.” They want to see water
rates frozen where they are during the construction of the water
plant.
The City Commission’s next
regularly scheduled meeting is
Tuesday, December 17th, at 7:00
pm at City Hall.
Honored for 10 years of service Front row l-r: Elizabeth Conrad, Amanda Hunt-White, Cindy Dover, Christina Norwood,
Joy Roberts. Back Row l-r: Sandra Phipps, Jameco Armstrong,
Lisa Taylor, Ron Slomowicz, Scott Granstaff, Rhonda Swanson,
Trev Humphreys, Taylor Guettner. Not pictured: Keith Long
Merry Christmas
and
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Honored for 15 years of service Front row l-r: Chris Brady,
Jason Abbott, Joel Love, Tony
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Homeschoolers
goes caroling
The LACES homeschool group
recently visited Signature Health
Care of Columbia. The residents
were treated to caroling, a violinist, a poem recitation, a solo
vocal and piano ensemble, and
homemade cookies. LACES is
a Christian homeschool service
project group started nine years
ago by fellow homeschool mom
Tiffany Boyd. The mission of
LACES is to bring the good report
of homeschooling by connecting
with our community as we serve
God by serving others. LACES
is open to homeschool families
Webelos earn World Conservation Award
Our Webelos II den recently
completed the requirements for
the World Conservation Award.
Here is the information.
Webelos II Zion Presbyterian
Pack 154 recently completed
the World Conservation Award
by picking up trash at William
Springs Park. In order to fulfill
the requirements for this award,
the scouts had to earn their Forester, Naturalist, and Outdoorsman Badge. The den also had to
participate in a pack conservation
project. The participating scouts,
left to right, are Marty Trammell,
Mathin Boyd, William Craig,
Christian Corbin, and Winston
Garrett.
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Merry Christmas
and
Happy New Year
of all ages and sizes. The group
meets monthly. Several past give
back projects have included:
Ronald McDonald House- stock
the pantry, Ronald McDonald
House- Meals provided to the
house, Ronald McDonald HouseFundraisers which raised money
for families staying in the house,
Ronald McDonald House- supply
drive, Ronald McDonald Housepopcorn party and movie night,
St. Jude- Fundraiser, Harvest
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Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 6 pm
Saturday 8:30 pm - 3 pm • Closed Sunday & Monday
We Will be Close December 23rd through 26th
and on January 1st
106 Glass Street
Mt. Pleasant
Pot Holes
solong – Hay Long! I won’t
travel you again until the
city fixes the road.
Who in his/her right mind
would have authorized to
fill the resulting cavities
left in the street after repair work (even temporarily) with gravel ???? Do
you need to save money to
beautify downtown at the
expense of some local residents????
Let me come to the point.
I live at the end of Hay
Long. I had to drive to the
local auto parts store last
Wednesday evening. After
getting my parts, when I returned to my pick-up truck,
I noticed that I had a flat tire
(front right). When the tire
was examined, I found that
a “rock”, the shape of an
arrowhead, had penetrated
a perfectly good tire and
Food Drive (3 years), Animal
Shelter of Maury County- Donation Drive (2 years), Volunteers
for the Animal Shelter,Adoption
of Local Families for Christmas
-gifts, meals, and gift cards were
provided, Nursing Home- Goody
Bags and Cookie Trays, Nursing Home- Christmas Caroling,
cookie trays, and gift bags, Distribution of care packages to local motels during the Alabama
and Mississippi hurricanes, and a
Diaper Drive for Hope House.
totally destroyed it (please see
pictures below). A rock from
Hay Long; as I had not driven
anywhere else.
May I suggest, that you Ms.
Williams, drive your own car
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Now, I do not expect a reply to this letter as I am still
awaiting a reply to my letter
to you and the commissioners which I had sent nearly a
year ago (December 2012).
You probably don’t remember. Just in case - it was regarding the landfill. In short:
authorized pollution.
Sincerely
PS. the tire is available for
inspection, anytime
up and down Hay Long and/or
Washington, as local residents
have to as they live there. I am
sure you would not be very
amused to get a flat tire – because of city road work.
MT. PLEASANT
REVIEW
Inside views of gravel that punctured the tire
MT. PLEASANT REVIEW, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2013 PAGE 8
Summertown High Basketball
1st Annual Christmas Classic
Times
9:30
11:00
12:30
2:00
3:30
5:00
6:30
8:00
Team Opponents
Friday, December 27, 2013
Boys Collinwood vs. Moore Co.
Girls Collinwood vs. Fayette Ac.
Boys Fayetteville City vs. Fayette Ac.
Girls Fayette Ac. vs. Decatur Co. Riverside
Boys Fayette Ac. vs. Houston Co.
Girls Decatur Co. Riverside vs. Nashville Christian
Boys Houston Co. vs. Summertown
Summertown High School Gym Floor was dedicated, November 8 in honor for Coach Gene McBee. He
Girls Summertown vs. Houston Co.
10:00
11:30
1:00
2:30
4:00
5:30
7:00
Saturday, December 28, 2013
Girls Fayette Ac. vs. Summertown
Boys Fayette Ac. vs. Moore Co.
Girls Decatur Co. Riverside vs. Houston Co.
Boys Houston Co. vs. Collinwood
Girls Houston Co. vs. Collinwood
Boys Summertown vs. Fayetteville Co.
Girls Nashville Christian vs. Summertown
3:00
4:30
6:00
7:30
Girls
Boys
Girls
Boys
Monday, December 30, 2013
Collinwood vs. Nashville Christian
Collinwood vs. Fayetteville City
Summertown vs. Decatur Co. Riverside
Summertown vs. Moore Co.
We would like to wish each and
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Third Grade: Jacob Amonette, Sam Ellis, Anna Legarrea,
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Seventh Grade: None
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Zion Christian Academy-Elementary
First Nine Weeks Honor Roll
Principal’s Honor Roll
Second Grade: Kaitlyn Abel,
Hannah Alberd, Henry Bowles,
Thomas Elkins, Chase Grooms,
Emily Holmes, Chandler Hughes,
GiGi Kelley, Isaac Kelley, Annie LeAnna, Lauren Maquiling,
Bradley Nichols, Ryleigh Rummage, Caroline White, Hayden
Whitten, Evan Wolaver, Lexi
Augustin, Claire Boyd, Aidan
Brown, Phillip Buckner, Caroline
Cashion, Carson Cole, Ella Davidson, Cooper Henderson, Ellie
Huddleston, Asa Middlebrooks,
Charlotte Napier, Caleb Patterson, Spencer Shewbart
Third Grade: Ava Corbin,
Lilli Mai Fann, Lia Grippo, Zoe
Love, Alex Maner, Emily Maquiling, Jake Richards, Lucinda
Barbosa, Blayne Baxter, Sophia
Elias, Josie Grooms, Lily Smith
Fourth Grade: Abby Burgess,
Sam Duffy, Jackson Hughes,
Cole Nichols, Luke Perko, Rylee
Stamatis, Crews Bassham, Maya
Brewer, Hannah McNeece, Rett
Middleton, Matthew Sleadd
Fifth Grade: Christian Corbin,
Davis Duffy, Lille Kate Holden,
Ainsley Johnson, Andrew Shepherd, Peyton White, Henry Britt,
Breanna Dickson, Jadon Keyser,
Zion Christian Academy-Secondary
First Nine Weeks Honor Roll
Principal’s Honor Roll
Bryce Moran, Megan Stewart, Sixth: Christian Billingsley,
Aeryn Yeiser
Samuel Boyd, Zachary Brenner,
Trey Franks, Currey Halliday,
Marisa Holt, Ana Hudson, Sarah
Academic Honor Roll
Second Grade: Elizabeth Joiner, Anna Jones, Kathryn KenWood, Alaina Coomer, Izabella nedy, Ashlyn Killough, Taylor
Love, Mark Lowery, Cameron
Olsen
Marshall, Lilly Nichols, Foster
Third Grade: Kyleigh Amis,
Parks, Seth Shewbart, Kaylen
Lilly Barry, Carson Brooks,
Stamatis
Christopher Clauss, Grey Corb- Seventh: Seth Carlisle, Courtin, Will Franks, Allise Moran, ney Denoncourt, Tori Elias, AusGracie Stewart, Andy Vaughn, tin French, Will Gentry, Ryan
Katie Walters, Allie Bowden, Green, Chase Hunter, Juliana
John Jones, Jaron Keyser, Fayth Neelley, Morgan Nichols, ZachLayne, Bella Miller, Wade Neel- ary Perko, Faith Powell, Lydia
ley, Wesley Riggins, Jasee Sim- Wood
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mons
Fourth Grade: Jessie Berg- Andrews, Emmarynthe Blackland, Eli Clark, Joshua Harrison, burn, Emma Britt, Jenny Claire
Buckner, Marabeth Cameron, RaElla Huntzinger, Cassie Kennedy,
chel Clauss, Anna Craig, Michael
Jaden Killough, Trey Hunter, BryCrowther, Stuart Gilbert, Elizaant McCollum, Joshua Coomer, beth Hudson, Timmy O’Brien,
Kensley Gilbreath, Seth English Laura Parmley, Luke Perryman,
King, Deanna Trousdale
Blake Potts, Nicholas Shearn,
Fifth Grade: Halle Jane Adcox, James Shelton, Sarah Thomas,
Peyton Anderson, Dominic An- Briley Warren drews, Anna Arnett, Braden Bax- Ninth: Sydney Bates, Camter, William Craig, Clara Elkins, eron Blevins, Analeigh Coats,
Mimi Tanner, Ethan Bowden, Kinley Finke, Camille French,
Brylee Huff, Adam Campbell, Kerri Gentry, Mallory Gilbreath,
Jonathan Leonard, Kinsley Dye, Ryan Lance, Alex Lee, Rebekah
Phillips, Karly Potts, Samuel
Emma Nisbet, Zachary Knowles,
Shewbart, Ryan Walters, Abbey
Morgan Parker, McKaila StrickWilson er
Tenth: Reese Cameron, Ame-
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Twelfth: Oyin Aderoba, Hannah DeLozier, Gracen Hight,
Taylor Holmes, Abbie Holt,
Hannah Houston, Wyatt Irwin,
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Sixth: Simeon Holley, Zeb
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Napier, Emily Whitten
Seventh: Parker Burnham,
Caleb Clark, Michelle Davidson,
Neely Fautt, Kendall Freels, Curtis Lance, Luke Lowery, Jaycie
Lyles, Grant Phelps, Hannah Saporito, Sam Smith, Justin South,
Wesley Thomas, MeKenzie Yates
Eighth: Baylee Baxter, Josh
Buckner, Harrison Cothran, Joel
Davidson, Samuel Joiner, Abigail Jones, Adam Kilgore, Sarah
Lively, Madison McFall, Maken-
zie McFall, Maddy McNeece, Uli
Melton, Caylee Moser, Megan
Palmer
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Holmes, Hunter James, Collin
Killough, Henry Petrochko, Alex
Sleadd, Jackson South, John
Spencer, Daniel Stalnaker, Kerigan Tiffner Tenth: Joe Bauer, Noah Bryant, Allegra Bulla, William Buttrey, MacKenzie Bybee, Aleah
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Eleventh: Sarah Bedford,
Nick Bolton, Kinsey King, Alyssa Lovell, Jonquil Murray,
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Logan Smith, Catherine Upshaw,
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Taylor Freels, Emily Gleaves,
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MT. PLEASANT REVIEW, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2013 PAGE 10
Mt. Pleasant High School
First Nine Weeks Honor Roll
High Honor Roll
Ninth Grade: Brayden Isabell,
Alyssa Lemay, Brittany Riggins,
Connor Underwood
Tenth Grade: Brooke Boshers, Alexa Davis, Kaylee Davis,
Megan Eastep, Rachel Frazier,
Whitney Hay, Payton McClain,
Jasmine Turner, Devin Whitaker,
Bailey Workman
Eleventh Grade: Allyson
Bates, Mallorie Bell, Nora Bolton, Mason Cothran, Whitney
Gulledge, Cheyenne Gomes, Julianna Jones, Izaac Kines, Elayna
Lamar, Brianna Miller, Jacob
Riggins, Cheyenne Scott, Suzanne Williams
Twelfth Grade: Faith Boshers,
Dakota Brown, Chelsey Buchanan, Katelyn Haywood, Brookelyn
Moore, Tabitha Napier, Krysta
Overstreet, Emily Stanfill, Caitlin Sullivan
Honor Roll
Ninth Grade: Jennifer Arrowood, Briana Boshers, Alexis
Cervantes-Tovar, Bryan Cummins, Alexis Kinnett, Quantez
Rogers, Brady Stokes, Tyler
Vaughn, Christopher Wood
Tenth Grade: Ke’Shon Arms,
Mikayla Cathey, Keisha Crom-
well, Julie Davis, Haleigh Frazier, Dayton Kelley, Bianca Kennedy, Malandix McClure, Joseph
McKennon, Kelsey Runions,
Braxton Turner, JaVonte Snipes,
Ashley Wall, Najhala Ward
Eleventh Grade: Conner
Bridges, Alison Esch, Demiria
Hassell, Jacklynn Ramsey
Twelfth Grade: Feather Alsup, Carmen Burgos, Donchevel
Ellis, Sam Fitzgerald, Trint Gibson, Kaleb Haywood, Jacqueline Kyle, Adam Lemay, Andrea
Manning, Trevor Moore, Hannah
Pangle, Houston Paul, Richard
Peterson, Adam Powell, Summer
Slaughter, Katie Wray
Honorable Mention
Ninth Grade: Aaron Grooms,
Taylor Long, Courtney McCain,
Kristen Moore, Ashley Sims, Nathaniel Webster, Briana White,
Suzanna White
Tenth Grade: Kimberly Cole,
Jacob Hazen, Lindsey Isbell,
Rosie Kelley, Dylan Nicholson,
Cammi Powell, Blake Shedd,
Dylan Thompson-Hill, Kristin
Watson
Eleventh Grade: None
Twelfth Grade: Kenneth Ramsey
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First Nine Weeks Honor Roll
Highest Honor Roll
(Average 96-100,
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Fifth Grade: Carley Fritts,
Amber Jones, Thomas Gray
McMurtry
Sixth Grade: Jaheim Amos,
Ava Baker, Austin Beech,
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Clark Hill, Phoebe Hurt, Callie Johnson, Emma Kelley,
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Madi Hay, Kimberly Jobe
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Jones, Noah Lightfoot, Morgan Wood
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Fifth Grade: Regan Alley, Kirstin Chatman, Ryan
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Kaylee Ring, Cayden Staggs,
Kaitlyn Tellez, Owen Vick,
Larayia Voorhees
Sixth Grade: TJ Bridges,
AJ Busby, Morgan Dickey,
Graciee English , Collyn Foshee, Devin Green, Andrew
Grooms, Adarrious Hayes,
James Holcomb, Hayden
Lovely, Krishna Patel, Makenzie Watson, Drew Whitwell,
Nic Wilkes, Sanaa Witherspoon, Jon-Luc Underwood
Seventh Grade: Suay Anderson, Amber Boshers, Lydia
Douglas, Shalyn Duberry, Eleni Ekimogloy, Madison Flick,
Daniel Hartsfield, Julianne
Holcomb, Daton Klamert,
Halley Owen, Lilly Reagan,
Austin Ring, Andrew Searle,
Autumn Sensat, Alex Thomson, Grace Vick, Jared Wells
Eighth Grade: Anna Colvett, Courtney Dedmon, Ethan
Gaddes, Hakeem Hood, Ryan
Prince, Mollee Smith, Julie
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Seventh Grade: Drew Colvett, Shayla Cunningham,
Lan’Darious Johnson, Moesha Patton
Eighth Grade: Nikki Chapman, Hope Rosales
Mt. Pleasant Elementary School
First Nine Weeks Honor Roll
High Honor Roll
Third Grade: Jancin Brawner,
Daniel Douglas, Aryeanna Holcomb, William Matthew Holden,
Chloe Johnson, Audrey Kinzer,
Audrey Kittrell, Shae Klamert,
Aaliyah Pate, E’Mariyana Rogers, Mollie Scruggs, Eli Simpson,
Milla Smith, Taylor Waldrop.
Fourth Grade: Evan Boshers,
Kylie Brewer, Ben Newland.
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Third Grade: Gavin Alderson,
Ella Baker, Kaiden Bolton, Preston Bradford, Warren Brundige,
Jacob Buchanan, Ethan Chapman, Chase Cole, Zavier Davidson, Rheazia Dawson, Rheagan
Edwards, Hayden Fields, Codell
Gilliam, Madison Glass, Jaden
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Hampshire News
by Laura Hayes
When the chill came with the
rain, the leaves quickly began
changing colors to keep with the
season. A few days later when
the frost came, the leaves turned
loose of the limbs they were holding to stack on the ground, ready
for the children's play, mowing
and mulching.
Sympathy is extended to the
families of Geneva Davis, Jonathan Lusk, Jonnie Pressnell, Darian Doner, Maria Cabrera, Carl
Harris, Gertrude Sheldon, Claude
Crews, Ina Kennedy, Sarah York,
Ronn Lambert, Roy Burns,
Gladys Sharp, Lonnie Barnes,
Joe Bell, Jean Locke, Jean Love,
Wade Boshers, Doris Inman, Harold Russell, and Tommy Nicholson.
Representing Hampshire FFA
atSteve the district and Middle
Tennessee Soil Evaluation Career
Development Events in McMinnville were Wes Whiteside, Con-
ner King, Will Dunnebache, Seth
Grimmitt, and Benjamin Zolkiewicz. Benjamin placed 20th out
of 270 participants.
New inductees into the Senior
Beta Club are Maddy Brooks
Ashleigh Dangler, Seth Grimmitt,
Nick Harger, Breonna Himes,
Corbin Hinson, Neil Kyle, Cecilia
Legarrea, Aubrey Llewellyn, and
Cain Runions. 2013-14 officers
are President Zach Hickman, Vice
President Shelby Voss, Secretary
Laura Beth Whiteside, Treasurer
Leslie Legarrea, and other members are Amaya Ashley, Lanora
Kelly, and Hannah Walker.
Get-wells are extended to Betty
Agnew, David Flatt, Charlie Woodard, Pete Russell, Anne Brown,
Bill and Helen Davidson, Gertha
Mae Duncan, Walter Dycus, Vera
Grimes, Kathleen Morton, Ruby
Riley, Martha Whiteside, Christine Morgan, Annie Ruth Howard, Elizabeth Dugger, Martha
Barker, Rick and Denise Gray,
Joan Hermsdorfer, Karena Pierce,
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Josephine Henson, Shirley Boshers, Jake Travis, McKenzie
Smith, Linda Jones, Linda Akin,
David Johnson, Ted Sloan, Hunter and Beth Kittrell, Rick Gray,
Fred Brown, Marlene Kirk, Earl
Hayes, Joe Sam Savage, Alma
Duncan, Turk Workman and Lucas Golden.
Megan and Corey Baker welcomed Hunter Lane into the family Thursday, October 10, and
giving Tanner a little brother.
Dionne and Kenny Manire welcomed Martha Jane into the family Friday, October 11, making big
sisters, Mia, Eva, and Nina, very
happy. Sam and Nina Whiteside
are glad to have another grandchild.
David and Gail Kincade welcomed granddaughter, Zoey
Nichole, into the family Friday,
October 25. Congratulations to
Matthew and Megan Kincade on
the birth of their daughter.
Caleb Powell Webb was introduced to his parents Matt and
Savannah Webb Tuesday, October 29. Matt is the 4-H Agent in
Giles County, and Savannah is
the Maury County 4-H Agent.
New grandparents, J.T. and
Patricia Duncan, welcomed Catherine Ann into the family in midOctober. She is the daughter of
Jeana (Duncan) and Mark Hendrix.
Mark and Nancy Jones have
a new granddaughter, Lillyann
Hope, born Monday, November
4, to Christopher and Michelle
Jones.
Hampshire Family & Community Education club met, November 5, at Hampshire Museum.
A busy day, but those attending made executive decisions.
The tree at Hampshire Museum
will be decorated with "Nature's
Bounty" for the holidays, being lit
following Thanksgiving, so come
view it after this date at your convenience.
CSX Retirees met, November
6, for breakfast at Shoney's in Columbia with approximately 30 attending.
4-H Volunteers Charlotte
Himes and Laura Hayes met with
4-H Clubs at Hampshire School,
November 8. The highlights were
the baking and poster contests.
Winners in Mrs. Kelley's 4th
grade bread baking contest (cornbread) were 1st places Paige Malugin and Robert Wagonshutz, 2nd
places Brianna Estes and Kaylee Shannon, 3rd places Kendall
Morton and Grace Woody, and
other participants were Ethan Anderson, Brianna Counts, Samuel
Guettner, Avery Keller, Emmy
Malugin, Lexie Pagan, and Demaria Russell. Poster winners
were 1st place Avery Keller,
2nd place Kaylee Shannon, 3rd
place Bergen March, and others
participating were LeAnn Elias,
Brianna Estes, Kassidy Lovell,
Emmy Malugin, Paige Malugin,
Kendall Morton, Lexie Pagan,
Demaria Russell, and Robert
Wagonschutz. Mrs. Potts' 5th
grade class winners in the bread
baking contest (biscuits) were 1st
place Jake Chapman, 2nd place
Victoria Grippi, 3rd place Karissa
Pruitt, and other participants were
Reese Albright, Madison Boyd,
Brandi Brown, Brian Carroll,
Errette Delk, Hanna Hartsfield,
Isabella Kline, Anthony Legarrea,
Christopher Martinez, Hensley
McCrary, Gracie McNabb, and
Rachel Savage. Poster contest
winners were 1st place Victoria
Grippi, 2nd place Rachel Savage, 3rd place Karissa Pruitt,and
other participants were Reese
Albright, Madison Boyd, Brandi
Brown, Jake Chapman, Errette
Delk, Hanna Hartsfield, Hensley
McCrary, and Gracie McNabb.
Encourage your 4-Her with their
projects.
Sandra Pogue and a few other
alumni friends of her graduating
class of Hohenwald High School
enjoyed a few days in Gatlinburg
the weekend of November 10.
Basketball season is now under
way for Hampshire Middle and
High School teams.
November 11, was a very special day as Veterans were honored
and remembered for their service
and sacrifice in the U.S. Armed
Forces to protect our U.S. of A.
The veterans of all wars from
Lewis County are being honored
in the new Veterans Memorial
Hall in Hohenwald, as a place to
honor these heroes and veterans
on the walls of a museum instead
of hidden away in some drawer
gathering dust. This Hall is located at the old Genesco building in
front of Lewis County Memorial
Park and Court House.
John and Holly Willeford attended the George Jones Memorial Tribute Concert Friday evening, November 22, in Nashville.
November 23, Jeanell Kutterer
and Laura Hayes toured the boyhood home and Museum of Sam
Davis in Smyrna. This was also
the 150th anniversary of the noble
sacrifice made by Sam Davis during the War Between the States.
Attending the Columbia Central High School Class of 1952
reunion at American Legion Post
19 Saturday, September 14, were
Ruth and Richard Brown and
Frank and Ava Nell McMeen.
The Booker Ridge Male Chorus was part of the celebration
Sunday, November 24. The
group’s members were Dean Russell, Odell Mayes, Elmer Mayes,
Ronald Watkins, Bobby Russell, Chuck Russell, David Russell, Greg Russell, Leon Russell,
Charles Legg, and Harold Russell.
Hampshire School students and
faculty raised money for Autism
Speaks towards Autism research.
Hampshire FFA Freshmen
Opening Closing teams cometed
in the Blue Grass District, composed of 8 teams, and Hampshire
finished in second place. Team
members were Stevie Castleberry, Andrew Dangler, Noah Foster,
Makayla Henley, Austin Malugin,
Georgia Varble, Benjamin Zolkiewiz. 16 members of Hampshire
FFA attended the National FFA
Convention in Louisville, Kentucky November 11. A Career
Day was hosted by the School
in October with several former
alumni sharing their careers.
Hope everyone enjoyed this
true American holiday Thursday,
November 28, Thanksgiving,
by remembering the lives and
sacrifices families have given to
make it possible for each of us to
have the freedoms we have today.
Thank a veteran every time you
can!
Now, we are on the countdown
for the Christmas events.
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