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38002.com theview theview Page 2 June/July 2015 happenings Lakeland Annual Children's Fishing Rodeo Saturday, June 6th, beginning promptly at 8:00 a.m IH Managerial Park Lake Pre-register to avoid the long line for on-site registration. Let’s Go Fishing! Bring your pole and bait and join the Annual Fishing Rodeo for children ages 4-12 accompanied by an adult. On-site registration starts at 7:15 a.m. and runs through 7:55, but avoid the lines and pre-register! Registration forms for preregistration are available at City Hall and www.lakelandtn.gov The Fishing Rodeo will begin promptly at 8 am. The Rodeo includes seven, 15 minute sessions. Winners will win a prize at every session. Trophies will also be given out for the longest fish, most fish caught - boy, and most fish caught - girl. Lakeland appreciates the First Baptist Seniors 55+ Stars & Stripes BBQ Dinner Friday, June 19th, 6 p.m., I H Club ho use with Dan Scott, singer (he works for Lakeland!) $10 at the door (covers BBQ, slaw, sides, drink & dessert). Catered by Amber Lovell/Pink Flamingo Catering. RSVP to Marilyn at 901-746-8195 or [email protected] Church of Lakeland allowing participants to park in the Church parking lot for this event. For more information, call City Hall at 901-867-2717 or [email protected] Country Music Duo Performs The famous couple, Millcreek (above) will be playing at the Arli ngton Senior Citizens Center on Tuesday June 9 and Tuesday, July from 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. They have won numerous awards for their talent, including Georgia Country and Gospel Music Association’s Female and Male Entertainer of the Year, Alaba ma Trad itio nal Country Duo of the Year, and are five-time Winners of Traditional Country Duo of the Year. Lunch & Learn Wednesday, June 10 at 11:30 a.m. at Arlington Senior Citizens Center. Topic: Better Hearing Makes Good Sense: A discussion on your auditory system and its importance to your overall health. Please RSVP @ 867-7698 Advertiser Directory ABC Childcare, p. 8 Advent Arlington, p. 11 Arlington Automotive, p. 17 Arlington Community Schools, p. 13 Arlington Education Foundation, p. 12 Arlington Lacrosse Club, p. 13 Arlington Pet Hospital, p. 9 Bellevue Arlington, p.3 Brian Elder Roofing Solutions, p.1 CloseTrak - Robin Hughes Edible Arrangements, p. 7 & 10 Express Shelters, p. 17 Faith Baptist Church, p. 10 Farmers Insurance - Carl Thomas, p. 7 Hall Creek at Arlington, p. 20 Joe Stewart Body Shop, p. 14 Leath Chiropractic, p. 12 LiveFIT Bootcamp and Studio, p. 18 McDonald Insurance - James Polmonari, p.3 Midsouth Residential - Ashley Onsbyp. 13 North East Shelby Co. Rotary Club 5K, p. 15 Peel Law Firm, p. 8 Pre-K Academy & Tutorial, p. 10 Primary Eye Care, p.1 Raleigh Tire Auto Service Center, p.4 Relay for Life, p. 14 Star Spangled Spectacular, p.5 State Farm - William Ashworth, p. 17 Steve Ray Services, p. 4 The Brunswick Kitchen, p. 10 The Pink Flamingo, p. 7 Trustmark Bank, p. 2 Webster University, p. 6 Youth Villages Ultimate 10K & 5K, p. 18 Those that Sell Local, Advertise Local Advertising in The View 38002 makes good business sense. To learn more about increasing your business by adding print media to your marketing, contact Iggy Collazo, Advertising Director, at [email protected] or 901-848 -4092 Rachel H. K. Burrow Museum Open Saturday, June 20, 10am4pm. New exhibits: Gardening and Fishing (June 20, July 18).. The Museum is located in Arlington’s Historic Depot Square and maintained by the Arlington Chapter of the Association for the Preservation of Tennessee Antiquities (APTA). FREE. Annual APTA Membership Breakfast Saturday, June 20, 9:00 11:00 am at the Arlington Senior Citizens Center (Depot Square). Music on the Square June 20, 7:00 p.m.— 10:00 p.m.; The Masters of Harrumpf perform at Arlington Depot Square; July 18 Twin Soul performs; FREE. Arlington's "Star Spangled Spectacular The 3rd annual celebration will be held on Saturday, June 27, 2015 at the Arlington Sports Complex on MemphisArlington Road. Festivities begin at 6:00 pm, featuring live music by Rewind of Memphis and a variety of food vendors, with professional fireworks s t a r t i n g a t approximately 9:15pm. In the event of rain, the event will be re-scheduled for Sunday, June 28th. Arlington Independence Day Celebration Saturday, July 4, 9:30am -Noon, at Hughes-College Hill Park (on Chester Street) with Children’s Parade at 10:00 a.m. and In the 1920s, arrowheads could be found, especially after a rain, in freshly ploughed fields near the Loosahatchie River between the river and the current Highway 70 at Arlington. These arrowheads were most likely made by Chickasaw Indians. Years of ploughing eventually leveled the “hills” that were in the area and in the fields. On display at the Rachel H. K. Burrow Museum are arrowheads from a small hill with buckeye trees locally known, at the time collected, as Buckeye Knoll. These arrowheads were collected by Dr. Willard James Harrell, a local dentist who at one time had his dental office in his family’s home, the Bone House. Dr. Harrell’s father (William Jacob Harrell II) purchased the Bone House in 1921 and moved his family from the Harrell Farm into Arlington. Photo courtesy of the Rachel H.K. 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