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You Heard it First

Susan Lynn to run for Senate in 2010 : who in MJ wants her House seat?

The Mt. Juliet Cruise-In draws hundreds of cars and crowds of people every Saturday night at Chik-Fil-A in Providence, weather permitting. There is great music, fun for the kids, cool cars and door prizes - so what are you waiting for, join in! Check out the details on Page 2. ~ Photo by Tomi L. Wiley

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Despite the heat of a mid-August paved parking lot, people of all ages squinted in the sun and waited for the cooling dusk as they cruised the Chik-Fil-A lot in Providence Saturday

night during the summer-long Mt. Juliet Cruise-In to see cars, trucks, and now a boat on display. There were “a couple hundred” cars and trucks, ranging from antiques to the latest 2010 Ford Mustang, on display, including the show’s “fi rst boat, a

racer,” according to event coordinator and champion Bill McCall. “This is a fi rst,” McCall noted, nodding to the sleek race boat. “That thing’ll go 160 mph – can you imagine?” He shook his head and grinned. “No way you’d get me in it.” The Mt. Juliet Cruise-In “has been pretty crowded all summer,” McCall said, and runs each Saturday night, weather permitting, from April until October, 5 – 9 p.m. Not only are hundreds of cars on display, but admission is free for spectators, and DJ extraordinaires Dennis and Donna Purtell spin tunes from the 1950s to the 1980s. There is also a hula-hoop contest for the kids, door prizes, and a chance to meet and greet some of the area’s antique car collectors. Mt. Juliet resident Winston Patton said he arrived at 3 p.m. Saturday to get a sweet spot for his 1950 Chevrolet truck. He’s participated in the Saturday Night Cruise-In for three years and says he keeps coming back “just to be involved.” “It’s fun,” Patton shrugged from his portable chair, squinting in the

setting sun. “It’s fun to do, fun for the whole family, and it doesn’t cost anything.” McCall and his wife, Bobbi, have their own classic cars and got the idea for the Mt. Juliet Cruise-In from attending shows at Backyard Burgers in Franklin. McCall said he originated the Cruise-In at Sonic in Mt. Juliet, where the event remained for nearly 10 years before relocating to Chik-Fil-A, thanks to the support and endorsement of owner/operator Ray Daniel. Other sponsors include Two Rivers Ford (who offered the new Mustang to show), Advanced Auto of Mt. Juliet, and Discount Tire, which donates coupon cards as door prizes. Allen King with Two Rivers Ford said the dealership enjoys being involved in the Cruise-In, and along with Sherman Hunter, they offer a gift card for $100 in service work as a weekly door prize. Classy black T-shirts are also available for sale at Chik-Fil-A, and anyone

interested in entering a car in the show can do so for a $1.00 donation, which goes into a fund to keep the Cruise-In going. “This is such a great event,” commented Julia Ghee, who volunteers with the Cruise-In with her husband, Larry. Their daughter, Lauren, is considered “the hula-hoop queen” and has recruited many of her friends and classmates to the Saturday night contest. “This is an event for the community: families can come out and shop on a Saturday afternoon, have dinner, then bring their kids and family out for a free car show, great music and good times for the kids. It’s a safe place and a fun family environment.” For more information on how to enter your classic car in the Mt. Juliet Cruise-In call Bill McCall at 615-871-4620. T h e event is every Saturday night, weather permitting, through October, 5 – 9 p.m. at Chick-Fil-A in Providence MarketPlace.

Family fun in the summertime: MJ Saturday Night Cruise-In

Free and fun for the whole family, the Mt. Juliet Cruise-In is at Providence MarketPlace each Saturday through October. ~ Photo by Tomi L. Wiley

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Members of the public turned in force at Wilson County Commission’s meeting Monday to support and/or opposed three major items on the agenda. Besides approving a $190.8 million budget for fi scal year 2009-2010, the commission voted on prohibiting guns in parks as well as increasing the adequate facilities tax, or impact fee. Before the resolutions were discussed, District 20 Commissioner Annette S t a f f o r d read a letter from Lyndon LaFeve r s , president of the Eastern M i d d l e Tennessee Association of Realtors. The letter stated that while Lafevers supported a new Lebanon High School, he fi rmly opposed an increase to adequate facilities tax. “This will force appraisers to justify an $8,000 increase in what a house is worth,” LaFevers said. “It will slow growth, put contractors out of business, and it will give the county a negative image.” LaFever’s letter was met with thunderous applause from the audience, which was full of citizens, school employees and real estate agents. First off was the resolution to prohibit guns in parks. County Attorney Mike Jennings provided an amendment to the resolution which would only opt out the James E. Ward Agricultural

Center because he said “there are a lot of student activities going on there and we should keep them safe.” Sheriff Terry Ashe was asked what he thought about the resolution. He said that he looked up the defi nitions for a park, convention center, event center, agricultural center and fairgrounds, and was not sure if the Ward Ag. Center qualifi ed as any of them. “The ball fi elds are rented out to other people and the fair is run by o t h e r people,” Ashe said. “It’s their responsibility. I will enforce whatever is passed.”

“Since 1994,” said District 23 Commissioner Bernie Ash, “200,000 people have gotten handgun permits and they are not the ones committing crimes. We’re addressing a problem that doesn’t exist. This whole thing is ridiculous.” Jennings told commissioners “We’re voting on being a part of a law that hasn’t even gone into effect. But if we opt out and ban guns, then we will have an excuse in a lawsuit. We can show that we tried to keep guns out of the area.” District 9 Commissioner Gary Tarpley said that this would only take guns away from honest people while District 14 Commissioner Jeff Joines said it was a sad state of affairs that this was the

best thing to come out of the General Assembly this year. The commission voted to substitute the resolution for the amendment, but then voted against the prohibition of guns 8-15, with Stafford abstaining. The next major issue was the increase in the adequate facilities tax. The resolution was brought by District 1 Commissioner Larry West and was seconded by District 3 Commissioner Fred Weston. “I understand why some of you don’t like this,” said District 19 Commissioner L.T. Jenkins,

“but I know we need a new L e b a n o n H i g h S c h o o l . What’s the p r o b l e m w i t h

limiting the amount of newcomers the county gets? I like the status quo.” “The issue here is capital growth,” said District 8 Commissioner Frank Bush. “We were unwilling

County Commission allows guns in parks, denies money to schools

“If we vote for this insane resolution, we will kill both the real estate and construction industries as well as the growth of our county.” -- D 23 County Commissioner Bernie Ash on the proposed impact

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directors of many Metro bands, as well as band directors at Tennessee Tech University, Vanderbilt, and in Overton, Williamson, and Sumner counties. Tatarsky said he chose Mt. Juliet to open a new Band Room because he was looking for a place he thought was “under-served” in the area of band instrument repair. “It’s a mutual benefi t for everyone,” he said. “Before, people in the Mt. Juliet and Wilson County area have to send off their instruments or drive to Murfreesboro or Nashville. Plus, I’m the only area shop that specializes in school

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instrument rentals. The shop offers textbook and supplies sales, such as lesson books for area schools. Harley’s Band Room opened on August 1 and is located at 1006 Charlie Daniels Pkwy., Unit E, in Mt. Juliet. For more information call Harley at 615-758-9008 or visit his website at www.HarleysRepairs.com.

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District 57 Tennessee State Rep. Susan Lynn announced Monday that she will run for the District 17 State Senate seat in the 2010 race, and one Wilson County commissioner from Mt. Juliet is considering Lynn’s vacant House seat.Current District 17 Sen. Mae Beavers announced earlier this year that she is running for Wilson County Mayor, leaving her post in the Senate. Lynn made the announcement at the Mt. Juliet/West Wilson County Chamber of Commerce Monday morning, a fi tting location considering she said the believes “jobs and economic development” to be the top priority for the State of Tennessee at the moment. District 22 Wilson County Commissioner Heather Scott of Mt. Juliet said Tuesday that she is considering running for the State House of Representatives 57th District, and she said the main factor affecting her decision is “Wilson County’s 22nd District and making sure that the citizens will be represented properly.” “Government should be strongest on the local level and operate from the bottom up versus the top down method under which we currently exist. ” Scott said. “I would work to give more authority and funding to our local governments. Scott said she is a Libertarian and “a fi rm believer in reducing the amount of government people have in their day to

day lives to reduce their tax burden so they can keep more of the money that they earn to spend on the things that are important to them and their families. I’m a huge believer in the private sector. Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are what it’s all about.” Scott said she believes the most important priority in West Wilson County is funding growth, and during her terms on the county commission she has “become aware of how the State will place constraints and conditions on how Wilson County can spend its budget. (As a state representative) I’d like to work on easing some of the restrictions so local governments and school systems can use monies as they need.” “Another area that I would like to work on is taking some of the regulatory burdens off of small businesses,” Scott remarked. “Less regulation is a beautiful thing.” Lynn said Monday that she has traveled the area recently speaking with small businesses and larger companies alike, trying to be a sounding board for what businesses need and how she can help them grow. Another Republican, Albert “A.J.” McCall, is expected to announce his candidacy for the District 17 State Senate seat. McCall has scheduled a campaign kickoff event to be held in Carthage on Saturday, Aug. 29. Democrat Aubrey Givens has also announced his intention to run for the offi ce. The primary will be held Aug. 5, 2010.

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CARVER, Susie Susie Carver, age 52, of Mt. Juliet, died Tuesday, August 11, 2009. Mrs. Carver was a member of Beckwith Baptist Church and the Beckwith Baptist Church Women’s Circle. She was preceded in death by her mother, Jean Gardner Dies. She is survived by husband, Ted Carver of Mt. Juliet ; daughter, Lori (John) Blanton of Mt. Juliet; brothers James Dies of Mt. Juliet and Robert (Crystal) Dies of Lebanon; grandchildren, Ciara Jean Blanton and Kole Wayne Blanton; special nieces, Alex and Jasmine Dies; close cousins, Ronnie and Robert Satterfi eld and several other cousins. Funeral services were conducted 2 p.m. Friday, August 14, at Bond Memorial Chapel with Bro. Danny Tomlinson offi ciating. Entombment will follow at Hermitage Memorial Gardens. Active pallbearers will be David Page, Bob Burns, John Blanton, Glenn Winfree, Dave Carver, Earl Ray, Alton Hollis and Vester Bradshaw. Honorary pallbearers will be Mrs. Carver’s doctors and their staffs at Vanderbilt Medical Center. Bond Memorial Chapel, N. Mt. Juliet Road and Weston Drive, Mt. Juliet, TN. (615)773-2663. Obit Line (615)641-2663, www.bondmemorial.com

PETTY, JR., Floyd Edgar Floyed Edgar Petty, Jr., born February 2, 1935, died August 14, 2009. A native of Primm Springs, TN, he was preceded in death by parents, Floyd Edgar and Fannie Edith Petty. Also preceded in death by step-father D.H, Mayberry and step-brother Jim Mayberry. Survived by wife, Rachel; children, Jeffrey Petty, Cynthia Petty of Nashville, Susan (Phillip) Long of Mt. Juliet; grandchildren Hannah and Nathanael Long; brother, James (Diane) Petty of Manchester, TN; nephew Jason (Hope) Petty of Manchester, TN. Mr. Petty was a member of the Mt. Juliet Church of Christ. Floyd retired from the Tennessee Highway Department in 2000 after 43 years of service. He worked in the Design Division, Plans Division, and Aerial Survey Division of the Tennessee Highway Department. He was Engineering Director of Materials and Tests Department when he retired. Floyd enjoyed fi shing and wood-working, his greatest joy was his grandchildren. Funeral service was conducted Monday, August 17, in Hermitage Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. David Shannon offi ciating. Interment to follow in Hermitage Memorial Gardens, family and friends to serve as Pallbearers. Flowers accepted or donations may be made to Mt. Juliet Church of Christ or to Churches of Christ Disaster Relief. Arrangements by Hermitage Funeral Home, 535 Shute Lane, Old Hickory, TN 37138, 615-889-0361.

THIBODEAU, Robert Douglas Robert Douglas Thibodeau, age 78 of Mt. Juliet, passed away Wednesday, August 12, 2009. Preceded in death by his parents, Joseph and Sophia Thibodeau; sister, Martha Michard; brothers, Louis Poitras, Eugene Thibodeau and Thomas Thibodeau. Survived by his wife, Lea Thibodeau; daughters, Nancy and husband Claude Browner, Sr., Barbara and husband Jim Harris, and Roberta and husband John Kidd, Jr.; grandchildren, David Harris, Alicia Arnold Capshaw, Nicole Harris, Jennifer Kidd and John Kidd, III; great grandchildren, Dalton and December Capshaw. Mr. Thibodeau was retired from the US Army with 20 years of service. Graveside services were conducted 10 a.m. Saturday, August 15, in Hermitage Memorial Gardens. David Harris, John Kidd III, Justin Theirling, Robert “Pokey” Cominsky, Chris Jackson and Greg Pollock served as Pallbearers. Hermitage Funeral Home, 535 Shute Lane, Old Hickory, TN, 37138. 615-889-0361.

WILLIAMS, Elizabeth Ann Elizabeth Ann Williams, age 71, of Mt. Juliet, died August 14, 2009. Preceded in death by her husband, Ralph Williams, Sr. Survived by son, Ralph “Hank” (Lesa) Williams, Jr.; daughter, Amy (Jerry, Sr.) Hughes; sons, Mark (Robin) Williams, Paul (Lynn) Williams, Jeff (Michelle) Williams; 8 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Mrs. Williams retired after 22 years of service with Castner Knott in Donelson. She worshipped at Andrew Price United Memorial Methodist Church. Funeral service to be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday, August 17, 2009, in Hermitage Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Mike Graham offi ciating. Interment to follow in Hermitage Memorial Gardens, family to serve as Pallbearers. Arrangements by Hermitage Memorial Funeral Home, 535 Shute Lane, Old Hickory, TN 37138, 615-889-0361.

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to be worse economically than this year,” Ash said. “If we put $1.4 million in the school’s budget, we are required by law to match that next year. “If we have to increase this money next year, it will come from a property tax increase.” District 22 Commissioner Heather Scott said that the committee showed good fi scal policy by creating the rainy day fund and that no one was saying that if the schools needed it that they could not have it. “Why hasn’t every department’s budget decreased to make this rainy day fund?” Bush asked. Ash replied saying that the schools were the only department that got $700,000, which was more than most departments. The commission voted 6-18 against adding the rainy day fund money back to the school’s budget and 18-6 in approval of the submitted budget. Other resolutions included giving assistance to low income elderly citizens with State Property Tax Relief (see separate story), allowing public comment during committee meetings, putting committee agendas on the web site for public viewing, and giving an additional appropriation to the Sheriff’s Department. Commission will meet again on Monday, Sept. 21 at 7 p.m. at the Wilson County Courthouse.

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whole MJCA varsity team.

Aug 28 at McGavockAug 28 at McGavock

Sept 4 Gallatin *Sept 4 Gallatin *

Sept 11 Whites CreekSept 11 Whites Creek

Sept 18 at Hendersonville*Sept 18 at Hendersonville*

Sept 25 KenwoodSept 25 Kenwood

Oct 2 Lebanon*Oct 2 Lebanon*

Oct 8 Wilson Central*Oct 8 Wilson Central*

Oct 16 at Station Camp *Oct 16 at Station Camp *

Oct 23 at Portland *Oct 23 at Portland *

Oct 30 Beech*Oct 30 Beech*

Home games in bold and begin at 7 p.m. Away games out of district check for kickoff time.Home games in bold and begin at 7 p.m. Away games out of district check for kickoff time.

* indicated District 9AAA game* indicated District 9AAA game

Aug 21 DCA* 7:00 @ DCAAug 21 DCA* 7:00 @ DCA Aug 28 Kings Academy 7:00 @ KA (Knox) Aug 28 Kings Academy 7:00 @ KA (Knox)

Sept 4 St. Andrews – Sewanee School* 4:30 @ SASSept 4 St. Andrews – Sewanee School* 4:30 @ SAS

Sept 11 Rossville Christian 7:00 @ MJCA Sept 11 Rossville Christian 7:00 @ MJCA

Sept 18 Lancaster Christian 7:00 @ MJCASept 18 Lancaster Christian 7:00 @ MJCA

Sept 25 Nashville Christian School 7:30 @ NCSSept 25 Nashville Christian School 7:30 @ NCS

October 2 OPEN October 2 OPEN

October 9 Knox Webb* 7:00 @ MJCA October 9 Knox Webb* 7:00 @ MJCA October 16 Davidson Academy* 7:00 @ DA October 16 Davidson Academy* 7:00 @ DA

October 24 Zion Christian* 7:00 @ ZC (Columbia)October 24 Zion Christian* 7:00 @ ZC (Columbia)

October 30 Riverside Christian* (Sr Night ) 7:00 @MJCAOctober 30 Riverside Christian* (Sr Night ) 7:00 @MJCA

November 6 TSSAA Play-offs 7:00 TBANovember 6 TSSAA Play-offs 7:00 TBA

*M/E Region Game*M/E Region Game

MJCA Saints 2009 Football ScheduleMJCA Saints 2009 Football Schedule

Push ‘em back Howland hit ‘em hard

make ‘em fight forevery yard!

Have a great season to Chase Howland and the whole

MJHS football team!

MJHS Bears 2009 Football ScheduleMJHS Bears 2009 Football Schedule

Aug. 21 at Lebanon* Aug. 28 at Rhea CountyAug. 21 at Lebanon* Aug. 28 at Rhea County

Sept. 4 Beech* Sept. 11 SiegelSept. 4 Beech* Sept. 11 Siegel

Sept. 18 at Gallatin* Sept. 25 at McGavock*Sept. 18 at Gallatin* Sept. 25 at McGavock*

Oct. 2 Hendersonville* Oct. 8 at Mt. Juliet*Oct. 2 Hendersonville* Oct. 8 at Mt. Juliet*

Oct 23 Station Camp* Oct. 30 Portland*Oct 23 Station Camp* Oct. 30 Portland*

WCHS Wildcat 2009 Football ScheduleWCHS Wildcat 2009 Football Schedule

Home games in bold and begin at 7 p.m. Away games out of district Home games in bold and begin at 7 p.m. Away games out of district check for kickoff time.check for kickoff time.

* indicated District 9AAA game* indicated District 9AAA game


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instead of that imported Chinese stuff.” “This is furniture made to last a lifetime,” Anderson said, running his hands over the top of a hand-carved pub table. “This is furniture to pass down to your grandchildren.” Anderson’s store offers furniture ranging from rocking and gliding chairs and bookshelves to entire bedroom suits with startlingly complex wood grain patterns and intricate carving. Pieces can be custom-made to mix and match style and architecture – the style of a dining table can be matched with the chairs belonging to a different style for a completely individual dining set. The pieces are heavy and solid, made of hand-hewn wood in a variety of

colors. Even upholstery can be individually chosen for chairs and sofas. The possibilities are nearly endless, and the endurance of the pieces could span lifetimes. The furniture is made in Ohio and shipped to Mt. Juliet with help from Anderson’s father, who still lives near the Amish country there. Anderson’s history in transportation actually led him here: he was a longtime pilot in Nashville, fl ying for a mission group and various churches, running the fl ight department and fl ying chartered planes. Due to “changes in the economy,” Anderson said, less people were fl ying and that market “dried up,” so he returned to the roots of his home county and the opportunities there. Anderson moved to Mt. Juliet four years ago

and chose the area to open his furniture store “because of the growth.” He said that while there are various places locally and even more online for people to buy furniture, his store is unique in that it is the only one in the area selling “true Amish-made furniture, hardwood and heirloom-quality.” “This is made to last,” Anderson said. “And because it will be around a long time I want people to get what they want, so we can order according to their tastes.” Anderson’s Amish Furniture will hold a Grand Opening on Saturday, August 22, at its location in the Valley Center on N. Mt. Juliet Road. Representatives of the Amish community in Holmes County, OH, will be there. For more information call 615-773-2875.

AMISH, from Page 7

US Community Credit Union recently donated $10,000 to Mt. Juliet Middle School. Pictured from left to right are MJMS Principal Tim Bell, US Community Credit Union Executive Vice President Paul Johnson, MJMS Football Coach Barry Eddings, and US Community Credit Union Vice President of Business Development Buddy Brent. Not pictured are retired MJMS principal Mike Gwaltney and MJMS Softball Coach Denise Defevers.


~ P. J. O’ Rourke

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THE CHRONICLEof Mt. JulietLargest Circulation in Wilson County

www.thechronicleofmtjuliet.com

Published each Wednesday in West Wilson County by Mt. Juliet Communications, Inc. A home-owned and operated community newspaper.

Tomi Wiley Managing Editor

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Tonya HinesleyProduction Manager

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Amanda OswaltSales Manager

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Brenda ParkerAccounts Manager

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Mailing Address:P.O. Box 647

Mt. Juliet, TN 37121Offi ce Location:

11509 Lebanon RoadMt. Juliet, TN 37122

Telephone: 754-6111Fax: 754-8203Offi ce Hours:

9 a.m. to 5 p.m. M-FClassifi ed Deadline:1 p.m. every Monday

Refl ections from anOld Friend

Economic Preparation and Planning During Road Construction Projects

The economy and our spending habits are affected by many things. Construction and heavy traffi c are issues that affect when and where we shop, visit and spend. Other issues are crime the weather and the overall appeal and comfort of where and when we shop. With the widening of North Mt. Juliet Road over the next two years we will need to plan our travel and shopping accordingly. As we all know, with any major road construction so will come the orange barrels, increased traffi c, gravel and dust. However, these fi ne businesses along this stretch of road will need our patronage more than ever. A two year construction project is sure to create some issues with getting around. The Tennessee Department of Transportation has assured us that they will do all that they can to make this construction project as comfortable and pleasant as possible. And so will the City of Mt. Juliet. Like visiting family, when construction stands between us and visiting family we make the sacrifi ces necessary to go visit. We will need to make the same types of sacrifi ces to visit and patronize our local business family along North Mt. Juliet Road. It may be a little tougher here or there and it may be a little dustier, but the wonderful businesses that you now patronize along North Mt. Juliet Road will be the same wonderful businesses once the construction starts. The only difference will be the construction and need for your patronage more than ever. If we all pull together as one big family during this construction project, these businesses will do just fi ne and prosper. And for our wonderful residents on the North side of Mt. Juliet, we want your travel experience to be a pleasant one as well. The businesses on the South side of Mt. Juliet will need your patronage as well. With good planning and a strategic plan by all, we can make this a seamless experience and transition. When the road widening project is completed this bump in the road will be a distant memory in our rearview mirrors and the road ahead will be smooth sailing. So here are just a few tips to make the process over the next two years a little easier. Try to plan you’re shopping trips during non-rush hour times of the day. For example, avoid Mt. Juliet Road North altogether if you don’t have business along Mt. Juliet Road. Or try to avoid the area when school is starting or letting out for the day. Try and take alternate routes like South Bender’s Ferry/Curd/Clemmons, Beckwith Road and South Greenhill Road. These roads run north and south and can get you around the construction that will be occurring along North Mt. Juliet Road. And last, but certainly not least, we will need to be patient during this process. Try to remember that we are family here in Mt. Juliet and a family pulls together when things get a little tough. We will need to exercise more patience and the need to be gracious, courteous and respectful will be paramount. If we all do this the entire process will pass in no time. The end result will then be better for all. So, in other words, keep on doing what fi ne Mt. Juliet residents are known for. Good people, small town charm and good ole Southern Hospitality. Go Mt. Juliet Go!

The City of Mt. Juliet Community Yard Sale will be held at Charlie Daniels Park off of Mt. Juliet Rd. by Sonic on Saturday, Aug. 22, from 7 a.m. until 12 p.m. Furniture, antiques, household items, toys, DVD’s, jewelry, Avon products, fi shing supplies, books,

bikes, spa products, clothing of all sizes, and much more.

City of Mt. Juliet Yard SaleAugust 22

The Hermitage Area Chapter AARP will meet at 10 a.m., Friday, August 21, in the second fl oor conference room at McKendree Towers, 4343 Lebanon Pike. Jim Bartoo from the Nashville Zoo will have a power point presentation about the Zoo. Refreshments will be served at 9:30 a.m. before the meeting.

Guests and visitors are always welcome.

Hermitage Area AARP meetsAugust 21

Encore Theatre announces auditions for “Night Watch” by Lucille Fletcher, directed by John Davis. Parts for four women and fi ve men between ages of 20 – 60. Visit audition page www.encore-theatre-company.org for details. Auditions will be cold reading from script and held at 14905-A Lebanon Road in Old Hickory on Saturday, August 22, from 2 – 5 p.m. For more information

contact John Davis at [email protected].

‘Night Watch’ AuditionsAugust 22

Mt. Juliet Scout Day will be Saturday, August 22, from 1 to 5 p.m. at Charlie Daniels Park. Please wear your uniforms. Registration will be available for Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and

Venturing. For more information contact: [email protected]

MJ Scout DayAugust 22

Stronger as One is a new support group for families providing in-home care for their adult children with special needs and for the support staff who love them. For support, opportunity, strength and encouragement join the group on Monday, August 24, at Church Alive in Mt. Juliet, 7:30 – 9 p.m. For more information or questions email [email protected] or call 615-449-7165, or visit the website at www.c6872.com/strongerasone (currently under construction). Church Alive

is located at 101 Curd Road (off Mt. Juliet Road behind the Post Offi ce) in Mt. Juliet.

New Support Group for Families with Special Needs Adult ChildrenAugust 24

The 1st Annual Keep Our Heroes Safe BBQ and Chili Cookoff will be held at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds August 21, 22, and 23, with live entertainment Saturday, 12:30 p.m. until 11 p.m. This free, family-friendly event will include police and fi re departments and emergency medical service representatives from across the state in an effort to raise money to help our Everyday Heroes – especially at a time when budget shortfalls are an issue – police departments need bullet-proof vests and fi re/EMS departments need equipment, but often there is little to no funding for it. The public is invited to this free event to show support for the state’s police, fi re and emergency personnel, and sponsors are currently needed in the community. For more information contact Shenia Moyer at [email protected] or

call her at 615-440-7234.

Keep Our Heroes Safe BBQ & Chili CookoffAugust 21 - 23

Mt. Juliet Christian Academy celebrates 30 years with a special dinner on Tuesday, September 1, at 6:30 p.m. You must reserve a seat by August 19 to attend. This dinner is for adults only. A separate celebration will be held for the students/children at a later time. Contact Tina Pressley

for more information at [email protected] or (615)714-7862.

MJCA Celebrates 30 Years with Special DinnerSeptember 8

The Mt. Juliet High School Class of 1979 will celebrate with a 30 year class reunion on September 5, 2009. For details or questions call Rita at 615-754-0727 or Donna at 615-305-2763, or email

[email protected].

MJHS Class of ‘79 ReunionSeptember 5

Samsonite Reunion – Saturday, August 29, 2009. Call for reservations: 615-893-4809 or 615-896-4785.

Samsonite ReunionAugust 29

Shop your Mt. Juliet Farmers Market, located at the corner of Mt. Juliet Road and East Division Street every Tuesday,

Thursday, and Saturday, beginning at 7:30 a.m.

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TERRY’S AUTO GLASS Windshield Repairs or Auto Glass replacement. FREE Mobile Service. Established “1989”. Insurance ap-proved. Serving Middle TN. 758-6339. ___________________________JUNK HAULING & LOTS MORE Clean basements, attics, & yards. Most gut-ters. Haul cars 4 Free. Land-scaping. Stump Grinding. Pressure washing. Decks & Driveways sealed. Call us 4 anything. Robin or Mike. 443-7146 /485-4510, 881-6500.___________________________BUNCH ROCK & BRICK: Mail Boxes, entrances, fl ow-er beds, retainer wall and repairs. NEW - We also do stucco. Free estimate. 754-5034. TC___________________________PRESSURE WASHING UN-LIMITED, INC. Cleaning Services Include: Houses - Gutters - Driveways - Decks & More. Call Dean at 516-9438 for FREE Estimate. I TC___________________________DUN-RITE Garage Door Service. Sales - Service - Installation - Repairs. Overhead Doors & Open-ers. FREE Estimates on Re-placements. 758-6285 or 319-1645. I TC

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526 West Main Street • Lebanon, Tennessee 37087 • Phone 615-444-3752 • Firm Lic. No. 1124Richard Macon, Jr., Lic. No. 569, Broker & Auctioneer • (615) 969-8151

Eddie Testamand, Lic. No. 1129, Auctioneer

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ABSOLUTE AUCTIONSaturday, August 29, 2009• AM10:00

LOCATION: 3047 Eastover Road, Lebanon, TennesseeDirections: From Interstate 40 take Exit 239. Go south on Sparta Pike½mile, turn left on Eastover Road. Go approx. 4miles. See signs.

Saturday, August 29, 2009• AM11:00LOCATION: 744 West Main, Watertown, Tennessee

Directions: Approximately 12 miles from Interstate 40 Exit 239, Sparta Pike. See signs.

5.78 Acres on a Hill with a View of Lebanon and Hwy. 840. House burned, city water, electric, water drains, all clear

hill view, 240 feet of pea-gravel drive, chain link fence, and approx. 2,100 square feet concrete floor, basement house, plus a 3-bedroom septic on thisland. Map 83 Parcel 04409 Dist. 11Wilson County, TN. (1,400 sq. ft. restriction, stick built) W.B. Inspector. Propane line, and lots of extras: rock patio,rock garden, chain link fence; a 10x12' vinyl playhouse selling to bemoved.Wilson Bank and Trust Terms. Taxes prorated.

A Great Building Site, Drive Out and Take A Look!!!

3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Kitchen, Dining Rm, sunken Den, Roof, Central Air (2 yrs old), Insulated Windows,

approx. 24x26' Carport,Metal Building, Front Porch, large Den&Deck on rear of home. Double-wide has approx. 1,220 sq. ft. and $60,000in extras: slate/marble tile in baths, American Standard Sink and 2 oval Mirrors. House located 200 yds. from Jr. High school, approx. 1Acre, subject to deed of record. Taxes $315.60Prorated. Closing 10 days fromAuction.W. Doyle Talley&Kimberly Talley, Owners.

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Jay Chesley, Referral Agent, Jay Chesley Real Estate, Watertown at 237-0100NON-QUALIFYING TERMS:

Call Wilson Bank & Trust, Lynette Taylor, Watertown or Ken Dill at 444-2265 in Lebanon.SALE DATE TERMS:

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Pay 20% non-refundable deposit and sign Purchase Contract. 6% interest rate, 1 thru 10 year loan, interest rate adjusted to Prime + 1%, annual principalpayment with interest payable quarterly.

Pay 10%Deposit day of sale and sign PurchaseContract. If terms are not desired, entire balance due upon delivery of Deed. Closingwithin 10 days of auction date.Sellerswill furnishWarranty Deed and 2009 Taxes prorated. Give possession day of closing. Buyersmay have house inspected prior to sale date

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