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The Kiwanis Club of Spring Hill is sponsoring a pancake breakfast on Saturday, February 13, 2010 at Applebee’s Restaurant from 7:30 – 9:30 AM. Tickets are $6.00 for all you can eat pancakes. Children under 3 are free. Proceeds from the breakfast will help fund the Imagination Library.

The Imagination Library Program was started by Dolly Parton as a way to foster family reading in the community. Each child in Spring Hill, from birth to five years of age, is eligible to participate in the City’s Imagination Library Program. As members of the program, the children receive an age-appropriate book in the mail each month – at no cost to them.

The Tennessee Board of Regents released a study that asked kindergarten and pre-kindergarten teachers to rate children on several learning attributes. Not surprisingly, the study found that those children participating in Dolly’s Imagination Library consistently performed better in these areas.

The Spring Hill Imagination Library has grown to more than 1,000 children in both Maury and Williamson Counties. As the program has grown, so has the need for funding. The program is supported entirely by the generosity of the community.

Kiwanis is an organization of volunteers dedicated to the children of Spring Hill. All funds raised are used for programs in the local community. We invite you to consider membership if you share our desire to change the world through service to children and our community. Members are a group of young and old, women and men, business, professional, active or retired, and stay-at-home mothers and fathers. Join us for lunch during at our regular meetings on Tuesday from 12 – 1 PM at Applebee’s 4937 Columbia Pike, Spring Hill.

Come join us to start your Valentine’s Day weekend with a good breakfast, interesting company, and knowing that you helped the children of Spring Hill with early reading skills. Tickets can be purchased at Regions Bank or Sun Trust Bank in Spring Hill, Community First Bank and Trust in Thompson’s Station, and at the door.

For more information about Kiwanis or the breakfast, please contact Bridget Ward at

931-486-3674 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Finding a home made easy with these Spring Hill Area Home Rentals! Spring Hill Area Homes for Rent

Address	Zip Code	Monthly Payment	Contact #
3204 Nicole Drive	37174	1200	615-429-8645
3002 Macon Ct	37174	1475	615-293-2609
1901 O'Leary	37174	1300	615-708-8108
1020 St. Hubbins	37174	2000	615-566-8494
1509 Charleston Park	37174	2300	615-943-7250
1209 White Rock Road	37174	2695	615-604-8207
4021 Deer Run Trace	37174	950	615-975-4155
4250 New Port Royal Road	37174	1000	615-337-9319
1047 Golf View Way	37174	1150	615-973-2865
3175 Butler	37174	1400	615-582-4663
4133 River Oaks Dr	37174	2000	615-429-5193 / 615-207-4386
Duplex and Buckner Lane	37174	1320	615-351-1980
4009 Nuthatch Rd	37174	1100	931-797-5999
2280 Deway Drive	37174	1325	615-715-5985
2271 Dewey Drive	37174	865	615-715-5985
4010 Farmville Court	37174	1475	615-715-5985

3037 Americus Dr Lot 87	37179	2500	615-506-4226
3089 Americus Dr Lot 97	37179	2500	615-506-4226

The Williamson County Parks and Recreation Department is pleased to announce registration for the Spring 2010 youth coed volleyball leagues for fourth graders through eighth graders. The purpose of the program is to teach the fundamentals of volleyball to beginners and hone the skills of more experienced players. Registration is now open and will end on February 12.

The Introductory League is designed for fourth and fifth graders interested in building basic volleyball skills. Games and practices will be with volley lite balls, and players do not have to serve from behind the baseline. Coaches are volunteers and will help explain the rules during game play. Fee: $45.

The Intermediate League is for sixth, seventh and eighth graders who are beginners and want to improve their volleyball skills. This level is for new players who have not participated in middle school volleyball or travel volleyball programs. Games will be played with standard volleyballs, and players will not be required to serve from behind the baseline. Fee: $60 to WCPR plus $15 uniform fee to Trimac.

The Advanced League is for sixth, seventh and eighth graders who desire intense and competitive training and have middle school or travel volleyball experience. Players will be required to serve from behind the baseline and will be encouraged to serve overhand. Games will be played according to TSSAA rules. There will be a round robin tournament at the end of the season. Fee: $65 to WCPR plus $15 uniform fee to Trimac.

Registration forms can be picked up at the Franklin Recreation Complex, Indoor Sports Complex in Brentwood, Longview Recreation Center at Spring Hill or on-line at www.wcprathletics.org. Practices begin March 8. Match play will run from March 20 – May 8. Practices will be held at area schools, and matches will be played at Academy Park gym (old BGA campus) in Franklin. For more information, contact Amber at 370-3471, ext. 17 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Williamson County Parks and Recreation is a public organization. No membership is required. Anyone may register for and participate in the department’s programs, teams, classes and events.

Finding a home made easy with these Spring Hill Area Home Rentals! Spring Hill Area Homes for Rent

Address	Zip Code	Monthly Payment	Contact #
3204 Nicole Drive	37174	1200	615-429-8645
3002 Macon Ct	37174	1475	615-293-2609
1901 O'Leary	37174	1300	615-708-8108
1020 St. Hubbins	37174	2000	615-566-8494
1509 Charleston Park	37174	2300	615-943-7250
1209 White Rock Road	37174	2695	615-604-8207
4021 Deer Run Trace	37174	950	615-975-4155
4250 New Port Royal Road	37174	1000	615-337-9319
1047 Golf View Way	37174	1150	615-973-2865
3175 Butler	37174	1400	615-582-4663
4133 River Oaks Dr	37174	2000	615-429-5193 / 615-207-4386
Duplex and Buckner Lane	37174	1320	615-351-1980
4009 Nuthatch Rd	37174	1100	931-797-5999
2280 Deway Drive	37174	1325	615-715-5985
2271 Dewey Drive	37174	865	615-715-5985
4010 Farmville Court	37174	1475	615-715-5985

3037 Americus Dr Lot 87	37179	2500	615-506-4226
3089 Americus Dr Lot 97	37179	2500	615-506-4226

The Williamson County Parks and Recreation Department announces registration for the spring session of youth swim development and home school swim classes at the Longview Recreation Center. Classes will run March-April. Register in person on Saturday, February 13 at 8 a.m. at Longview, 2909 Commonwealth Drive, Spring Hill. No phone registration is allowed.

The purpose of the Youth Swim Development Program is to help summer competitive swimmers maintain and improve competitive swimming skills during the off season through stroke refinement and endurance skills. Classes for ages 6 & under will meet Tuesdays ONLY from 5-5:30 p.m., and the cost is $20 for the spring session. Each 6 and under class is limited to 25 participants. Classes for ages 7-10 yrs will meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Classes for ages 11 yrs and older will meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. The cost is $40 for the spring session, and each class is limited to 40 swimmers.

The Home School swim class provides home school children with a supervised physical education opportunity. Classes will be held Mondays from 1:30-2:30 p.m. The cost is $40 for the spring session, and each class is limited to 25 participants. For more information, call the Longview Recreation Center, (615)302-0971, ext. 22.

No membership is required. The Longview Recreation Center is a public facility, here to benefit the community. Anyone, including out-of-county residents, can register for and participate in classes and events held at Longview, even if you don’t have a facility pass!

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