The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 65

A IME TENNESSEAN Wednesday, November 11, THE RECORD LETTERS TO THE EDITOR OAK VIEW LOSING OUTSTANDING PRINCIPAL IN MARILYN WEBB To the editor, Oak View Elementary is losing our Principal of 5 years. Marilyn Webb is being relocated to Kenrose Elementary (scheduled to open fall of 1999). Mrs. Webb arrived in Williamson County June of 1993. Oak View's structure was not even completed, it stood as an empty shell.

Since that time Oak View has flourished and grown, tripling in size. Along the way Oak View has collected many firsts. We were the first elementary school in the county to have a networked computer in every classroom, the first to have a networked computer lab and the first to have internet access from every classroom. We were the first to have a large screen TV connected to a computer in every classroom. Oak View was the first school to make improving student writing a school wide goal and this year our school's writing assessment procedures have been adopted county wide.

Under the leadership of Mrs. Webb, Oak View has been built on a strong foundation. Because of that foundation we can and will continue to grow and flourish, but our vision for the students will remain the same "On Our Way To Lifelong Success." She has been a joy to work with on PTA projects, such as building our Outdoor Classroom, planning fundraisers and this past fall's carnival. Mrs. Webb is a leader who has encouraged us to be creative, try new ideas, keep a sense of humor, all while keeping everyone focused on the common goal "Children First." As sad as I am to see Mrs.

Webb leave Oak View she is the perfect choice as the new principal opening another new elementary school. She possesses the qualities and DEATHS JAMES HARDEN MCCORD FRANKLIN James Harden McCord, 57, a Franklin resident, died Monday in Williamson Medical Center. Survivors include his sisters, Marie Anderson, Nashville, and Reba McCord, Franklin; brothers Leslie McCord, Franklin, and Wayne McCord, Culleoka. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. today in Franklin Memorial Chapel, 1009 W.

Main with Martin Lemon officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery with friends serving as pallbearers. VERA LOUISE SASNETT FRANKLIN Vera Louise Sas- nett, 87, a homemaker, died Saturday in NHC Healthcare of Franklin. Born in Dale County, Mrs. Sasnett made her home in Franklin and was a member of Providence Baptist Church in Clayhatchee, Ala.

She is preceded in death by her LOG BOOK HEALTH INSPECTIONS Key: Establishments are scored using a point value system for each requirement. Critical violations have a value of 4 and 5 points, and less-critical items have a value of 1 and 2 points. The total points are subtracted from 100. Establishments with critical violations, or those scoring below 70, must be reinspected. Restaurants: Mozzarellas, 83 Pizza Neatza, 83 McDonalds (Galleria Boulevard), 85 Critical violations include employee drinking at the drive -up window.

Papa Johns Pizza (Murfreesboro Road), 85 Maggies Cafe, 86 Dominos Pizza, 90 Sportsmans Lodge Tavern Bar, 94 Schools: Johnson Elementary (food), 92 Johnson Elementary (facility), 93 Critical violations include toxic items stored improperly. Oakview Elementary (food), 90 Oakview Elementary (facility), 94 Hillsboro Elementary School (food), 94 Hillsboro Elementary School (facility), 97 Hotels Motels: Ramada Limited (food), 91 Ramada Limited (facility), 81. Critical violations include toxic items stored improperly. Hilton Suites Restaurant, 79 Critical violations include waster water leaking on the floor from the dishwasher. Hilton Suites Lounge, 90 Critical violations include waste water leaking on the floor.

Hilton Suites (facility), 92 GENERAL SESSIONS COURT Williamson County General Sessions Court dispositions: John W. Addison, driving on a suspended license, failed to appear. Shannon G. Benefield, theft, $50 fine and costs, 6 months suspended sentence after 2 days time served, 11 months and 29 days probation. Shauntee R.

Brinkley, theft, $150 fine and costs, 6 months suspended sentence after 3 days time served, 11 months and 29 days probation. Tremayne B. Bryant, no motorcycle endorsement; speeding, failed to appear. Leopoldo Guerrero, driving without a license, dismissed on costs. Joce I.

Maxwell, vandalism, failed to skills that will make these go smoothly and efficiently. I will miss Mrs. Webb the principal, I will miss Marilyn my friend. Desiree Kiswiney President of Oak View's PTA 1360 Hunter Road Franklin, TN. 37064 WILLIAMSON COUNTIANS SHOULD ADMIRE JUVENILE COURT SYSTEM To the Editor: On Nov.5, 1998 I had the distinct honor and pleasure of meeting with Judge Lonnie Hoover and Judge Al Nations on issues regarding the Town of Nolensville.

During our visit, I was privileged to be able to tour the Alternative Learning Center and the Juvenile Court Detention Center of Williamson County 1 that is operated through a joint effort between the General Sessions Court, the Sheriff's Department and the county. Every tax-paying citizen of Williamson County should take the time to learn more about the excellent and well-managed facility we have here in the Middle Tennessee area. I cannot express to you how impressed I was with the professionalism and integrity of this entire operation. Judge Nations and Judge Hoover continue their dedicated effort to provide a fair but tough stance toward violators of the law. Congratulations and my deepest appreciation for the excellent job that the individuals in this facility are conducting on behalf of all the law- abiding citizens of Williamson County.

Thanks so much for your effort. I trust I remain, Respectfully Yours, Charles Knapper Mayor of Nolensville P.O. Box 547 Nolensville, TN 37135 husband, James Harvey Sasnett. Survivors include her daughter, Betty Thompson Lynch, Franklin; sons Harvey L. Sasnett, Jackson, and Jack Sasnett, Marietta, several nieces and nephews; seven grandchildren and one greatgrandchild.

Local funeral services will be at 10 a.m. today in Williamson Memorial Funeral Home, 3009 Columbia with Rev. Werner Miechner officiating. Funeral services are also at 10 a.m. Saturday in Searcy Funeral Home, Enterprise, with Rev.

John Clark officiating. Burial will follow in Providence Baptist Church in Clayhatchee, with family and friends serving as pallbearers. Visitation with the family will be one hour prior to services Saturday in Alabama. Memorial contributions may be made to Willowbrook Hospice. appear.

Donald J. Pitts, driving on a suspended license, dismissed on costs. Debbie L. Simon, theft; possession of drug paraphernalia, failed to appear. Matthew D.

Smith, driving on a suspended license, dismissed on costs. Melinda A. Smith, 2 charges driving on a suspended license, both charges dismissed on costs; traffic control device, pay ticket. David E. Ward, driving on a suspended license, failed to appear.

Tina M. Williams, driving on a suspended license, dismissed on costs. Ruben D. Mayorga, speeding, pay ticket; violation of drivers license law, $50 fine and costs. Kevin L.

McKissack, driving on a suspended license; violation registration law, failed to appear. William C. McLemore, aggravated assault, retired for 1 year. Kelly Morrow, driving on a suspended license, dismissed on costs. Joseph W.

Murray IV, probation violation (theft), extended probation 90 days. Jeff Ramirez, evading arrest, costs, 11 months and 29 days suspended sentence, 11 months and 29 days probation; theft, $250 fine and costs, 11 months and 29 days suspended sentence, 11 months and 29 days probation; public intoxication, $50 fine and costs. Joe P. Rucker evading arrest, 11 months and 29 days suspended sentence after 10 days time served, 11 months and 29 days probation; reckless driving, 6 months suspended sentence after 10 days time served concurrent, 6 months probation; probation violation, pled true, to serve 60 days sentence. James M.

Smith, motor vehicle habitual offender, driving on a revoked license (sixth charge); traffic control device, waived to the grand jury, bond set at $1500. Glen A. Trew, driving on a suspended license, failed to appear. Aaron J. Vaughn, assault, 6 months suspended sentence after 2 days time served, 11 months and 29 days probation; driving on a suspended license, dismissed on costs.

Dwight A. Wall, assault, 6 months suspended sentence after 5 days time served, 11 months and 29 days probation. Edward P. White, indecent exposure, retired for 6 months; public intoxication, $50 fine and costs, 30 days suspended sentence, 30 days probation. Keith L.

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