The View 38002 May 2015 | Page 2

38002.com theview theview Page 2 happenings Keep Lakeland Beautiful & Great American Clean Up The City of Lakeland invites residents and local business owners to join members of Keep Lakeland Beautiful, as they roll up their sleeves during the Great American Cleanup spring campaign held annually nationally through May 31. Keep Lakeland Beautiful will focus on three areas within the city to improve, beginning with IH Clubhouse, 4523 Canada Road, on May 2. Teams will clean around the facility, walking trail and lake. On May 9, teams will concentrate on cleaning up Huff N Puff Road, picking up trash. The final cleanup campaign will be held on May 16 at Zadie E. Kuehl Memorial Park, 3065 Yukon Dr. A group will clean and update portions of the park. Volunteers can participate one day or all three days. All that’s needed is a pair of gloves. The city will provide trash bags courtesy of Keep America Beautiful and bottled water courtesy of Lowes, a partner of KAB and KLB. All cleanups will begin at 9 a.m. To volunteer or for more information, contact Rhonda Fink by calling 867-5409 or by e m a i l a t [email protected]. May 2015 Photo by Arlington Chapter of the APTA Arlington Publishing LLC PO Box 863, Arlington, TN 38002 facebook.com/TheView38002 www.theview38002.com Twitter: @TheView38002 Although electric irons existed in the late 1800s and early 1900s, many homes did not have electricity. For those without electricity, irons heated by liquid fuel (gasoline, kerosene, alcohol, etc.) were available. Two of such irons are the 1903 Monitor iron (left )and the Coleman kerosene iron (right; ca. 1930-1932). These irons had an attached cylinder for the liquid fuel that was burned to provide a self-contained, continuous source of heat. These two types of liquid-fuel irons are on display in the kitchen area of the Rachel H. K. Burrow Museum. Who We Are: The View 38002 is Arlington and Lakeland’s free community newspaper, published monthly by Arlington Publishing LLC with a distribution of 11,500 copies Relay for Life Questions about news content can be directed to Editorial Director Terry Louderback at [phone] or editor@theview 38002.com Rachel H. K. Burrow Saturday, May 2nd 6pm - 1am in Arlington’s Historic Depot Museum Open Square. Opening ceremonies at 6pm (above, image from 2014 Survivor Lap); Silent auction begins at 7pm; Ms Relay contest at 8pm; Luminaria ceremony at 8:45pm; Depot Square shops open 10pm – 12am Cinco de Mayo Tuesday, May 5th from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. at tthe Lakeland S enior Center Retirement Roundtable/ Workshop Saturday., May 16, 10am-4pm. New exhibits: Dolls, Whiskey. 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). Music on the Square May 16, 7:00 p.m.—10:00 p.m.; Eric Hughes Band performs at Arlington Depot Square; FREE. 3rd Anniversary of Lakeland Senior Center Opening Friday, May 8th from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (Lefler Financial) at the Lakeland Senior Center. May topic: Long Term Care. Complimentary lunch: RSVP to 901-746-8195. Yellow DOT Seminar Advertiser Directory ABC Childcare, p.4 American Legion Fair, p.14 Arlington Automotive, p.7 Arlington Education Foundation, p.11 Arlington Pet Hospital, p.6 Bellevue Arlington,p.1 Bolton StageLight Theater,p.12 Brian Elder Roofing Solutions, p.1 Bricks & Minifigs, p.9 CloseTrak - Robin Hughes, p.7 Edible Arrangements, p.2, 5 Express Shelters, p.4 Farmers Insurance-Carl Thomas, p.9 French Landscaping, p.2 James Pest Control, p.3 Keller Williams Realty, p.16 Lakeland Chamber Golf Tournament, p. 15 Leath Chiropractic, p.10 Live Fit, p.7 Midsouth Residential - Ashley Onsby, p. 7 Modern Woodmen of America - Amy Carson, p.10 Nationwide - James Polmonari, p.3 Peel Law Firm, p.8 Primary Eye Care, p.11 Relay for Life, p.5 Rotary Club 5k, p.13 State Farm - William Ashworth, p.11 State Farm -Ginna Walker, p.8 Steve Ray Services, p.11 Taste of Arlington, p.6 Tennis Camp, p.15 On Wednesday, May 13th at 11:30 am, Frank Horne with the Tennessee Yellow DOT Program will be at the Town of Arlington Senior Citizens Center. The Tennessee Yellow DOT Program is designed to provide first responders with an individual’s medical information in the event of an emergency on Tennessee’s roadways. The information can mean the difference between “life and death” in the “Golden Hour” immediately following a serious incident. Participants in the program will complete a medical information sheet to keep in their glove compartment and a Yellow DOT decal to place on their car. SAVE * Reg. $6 $55 Code: MDAY0006 Expires 05/10/15 Friday, May 22nd from 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. RSVP to 901-746-8195. Memorial Day Service The Arlington Chapter of the Association for the Preservation of Tennessee Antiquities (APTA) will hold a Memorial Day Service on Monday, May 25, at 9:00am at the Arlington Cemetery on Chester Street. Daytime Bingo Wednesday, May 27th at 11:30 am at the Town of Arlington Senior Citizens Center. Kerri Buffalo, with Senior Resource Guide will be calling bingo and providing lunch. 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