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THE CHRONICLEof Mt. Juliet

The Largest Circulation in Wilson County

Celebrating our 28th year as the leading newspaperin Mt. Juliet and West Wilson County

www.thechronicleofmtjuliet.com

Volume 29 September 30, 2009 Numb

YMCA gets

another chance

with donatedland on Leb. Rd

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MJ singers

entertain here

with MetroChorus

Dangerous

vandalism closeslocal teen park

H eritage celebratedHeritage celebratedat 28at 28thth annual M J Pow W owannual MJ Pow Wow

Despite being cancelled on Saturday due to rain, thousands of people gathered at Charlie Daniels Park on Sunday for the 28th

annual Mt. Juliet Pow Wow. Activities included dancing and drumming contests, as well as traditional Native American singing,

dancing, arts, crafts and food. September was recently declared Tennessee American Indian Heritage Month by Gov. Phil Bredesen.

~Photo by Tomi L. Wiley

Page 3 Page 5 Page 9

Special MJHS

Homecomingphoto section


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Page 2, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, September 30, 2009

From staff reports

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Metro NashvilleChorus will perform onSaturday, October 10,at 8 p.m. at CovenantFellowship, A Church of theNazarene. The chorus singsa wide variety of songs in acappella, 4-part, barbershopstyle. In addition to songsby the full chorus, severalquartets will also perform.

Audiences aresometimes surprised to

hear pop, country, gospel,blues, show tunes, and, of

course, classic ballads inour performances, said KimWonders, Master Director ofMetro Nashville, we alwayshave a surprise or two.

The Mt. Juliet areais home to several membersof the Metro NashvilleChorus, including AmyCox, Pam Kemp, StephanieClayton, Doreen Crossman,Barb DeBusman, and RuthMcCarver.

So many of ourfriends have supported the

chorus over the years, saidlong time Mt. Juliet resident

Paulette Hatalosky, who hasbeen a member of MetroNashville Chorus since

1986, Its wonderful to havethe opportunity to sing forthem in a special event inMt. Juliet.

Tickets to theshow, A cappella Caf: AnEvening of Fine Coffee, FineDesserts, and Fine Singing,are $5. More informationcan be found at www.metronashvillechorus.org orby calling 615-777-SING.

In 2008, the chorusearned the title InternationalMid-Size Chorus Champions

within Sweet AdelinesInternational. The chorus

also won first place in thesmall chorus division in2006, making it the onlychorus in the world tohave won gold in both sizedivisions. Metro Nashvilleshigh scores at the 2008regional competition earneda wildcard spot in the

International Conventionand Competition, which willbe held in Nashville at theSommet Center on October22, 2009.

Covenant Fellowship,A Church of the Nazareneis located at 101 FaulknerLane in Mt. Juliet.About Metro Nashville

Chorus: Metro NashvilleChorus has performed andpromoted the barbershopsound in middle Tennesseefor more than 35 years.Most of its members livein the Nashville area butsome come from Columbia,

Knoxville, and Huntsville,and as far away asBirmingham. Visitors and women who love to singare invited to rehearsalseach Tuesday at 6:30 atCurrey-Ingram Academy inBrentwood.

Metro Nashville Chorus entertains here Oct. 10

Metro Nashville Chorus ~ Photo by: Out of the Box Photography (licensed for use by MNC)

Members of Metro Nashville Chorus from Mt. Juliet include: bottom

row L-R: Amy Cox, Pam Kemp, Paulette Hatalosky middle row:

Stephanie Clayton, Doreen Crossman, Barb DeBusman; top: Ruth

McCarver. ~Photo by Michelle Beauvais, chorus member.


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The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, September 30, 2009, Page 3

By Tomi L. Wiley

Managing Editor

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Theres good newsfor YMCA and local sportsfamilies and fans in Mt.Juliet: city commissioners

Monday night gave the okayo begin negotiations withhe organization to build on

donated land behind Publix

on Lebanon Road.YMCA officials,

represented at the meeting byYMCA of Middle TennesseeVice President Rob Gray,have said YMCA anticipatesreceipt of a gift of50 acres donatedby current ownerBen Forkum.Called a perfectYMCA site, onlyapproximately 25acres is neededfor the facility,and the rest will

be developed intosome much-needed sportsfields and greenways.

Conditions of theetter of intent submittedby the YMCA and modifiedby Mt. Juliet Mayor LindaElam at the table includeda pedestrian path acrossCedar Creek and YMCA willprovide overflow parkingfrom the ball fields. In returnfor the donation of the lando the City, the YMCA askshe City to construct some

or all of the roads into theproperty.

According to theetter, Road 1 would runfrom the current ball field

(Mt. Juliet Little League)access road located behindthe Publix grocery store,across Cedar Creek, and tothe parking lot that will bepart of the YMCAs familywellness center. The bridgefor Road 1 would includea pedestrian lane, as boththe YMCA and the Cityexpect this to be used by a

large number of pedestriansaccessing the ball fields.

The necessity ofa pedestrian path here was discussed, with Elamcalling building an asphalt

bridge the most expensiveoption out there. Hagertysuggested that City stafflook at the options.

The letter states thatRoad 2 would be furtherwest, and run from Highway70, across Cedar Creek andto the parking lot that willbe part of the YMCAs familywellness center. The preciselocation of Road 1 will bedetermined by the Cityand the YMCA. The preciselocation of Road 2 will bedetermined by the City, the

YMCA and the donor of theProperty.

The YMCA is

working on a definitivedonation agreement withthe owner of the Property,states the letter, signedby Chief Operating OfficerDavid Byrd. We believethis project would result intremendous benefit to thecitizens of Mt. Juliet, and welook forward to working with you to bring a full-service

YMCA center to the City.Gray said the YMCA

of Mt. Juliet services 12,000 14,000 people per week,and the new facility shouldtake approximately one year

and $2 $2.5million to build.

The sportsfields could beready beforethat however,the parking lots would not bepoured untilthe Y facility isready for them,

and temporary gravel lotswill be in use in the interim.

Elam sponsoredanother shot at reworkingthe policy manual for theboard of commissioners butdid not receive a motion fromthe board to even consider it.District 1 Commissioner TedFloyd took the opportunity toclarify that he had not beenin favor of giving himselfinsurance, since he alreadyhas health insurance, andsaid many people hadcontacted him expressing

their disappointment in

YMCA, sports fields back on the table

We believe this project would result in

tremendous benefit to the citizens of Mt.

Juliet, and we look forward to working

with you to bring a full-service YMCA

center to the City.-- Letter of Intent to City

of Mt. Juliet by YMCA COO David Byrd

See YMCA, Page 10


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Dear Editor:Im writing this

etter to express our sincereratitude to Mayor Linda

Elam and City ManagerRandy Robertson of the Cityof Mt. Juliet, and the WestWilson Utility District for

assistance that was providedto us at the City of LebanonWastewater TreatmentPlant.

The City of Lebanonis in the middle of amajor expansion of ourwastewater treatment plant.An undertaking of thismagnitude is expensive andany delay we experience canadd significantly to the costof the project.

We recently found

ourselves in a situationthat required the removalof heavy sludge and gritfrom the bottom of anexisting concrete tank. Wedetermined that the quickestand most practical way toachieve this was by using avactor truck. Unfortunately,the City of Lebanons vactortruck was unavailable foruse as it was undergoingsome repair and would notbe available for as long astwo weeks.

Billy Dranes, Treatment Plant Manager,contacted Shannon Joyner and explained oursituation and asked if Mt.

Juliet Public Works wouldbe able to assist us. Heimmediately dispatchedthe Mt. Juliet vactor truckto the Lebanon wastewaterplant. Brandon Ambroseand Jason Deadmon spentall or part of 4 separate days working with us to get the job done and we were able

to avoid any delays to theconstruction project.

Also, recently aninfluent line was broken which is an odd size and we would have been downa couple of days waiting forthe part if Kelly at the WestWilson Utility District didnot have the repair sleeve onhis shelf. This is the secondtime he has helped us out.

The city boundariesblur in a time of need. Wehope to reciprocate theirkindness in the future.

Sincerely,Philip Craighead

Mayor

To the Editor:Tomorrow, October

1, 2009, the citizens ofWilson County will have anopportunity to make historyand shape the future ofour county by casting theirVOTE FOR the referendumon a wheel tax to be levied onvehicles registered in WilsonCounty. The referendumcalls for a $25.00 wheel tax

needed to retire the bondsfor the construction of a newLebanon High School andthe purchase of propertyfor a new Watertown HighSchool. Once the bondsare paid off, the $25.00 wheel tax will be removed. This single act of passinga referendum will have amuch greater impact thanproviding the resources tobuild a school and purchaseproperty for a future school. The benefits to our entirecounty will be long lastingand far reaching as it will

provide an investmentin the education of thechildren of Wilson Countyfor generations and create aclimate for economic growthand expansion throughoutour county.

First, allow me toaddress the benefits to theeducation of our youth.Wilson County Schoolsare the envy of otherschools throughout middleTennessee and our studentscontinue to excel andcompete with other students

enrolled in much betterfunded programs around thestate. Our students rankamong the best of the bestacademically, athletically,and in state and nationalcompetitions. Hundreds

of families move into ourcounty each year just forthe opportunity to enrolltheir children in our schoolsystem. With the continuedgrowth in student populationand an old dilapidatedfacility, we are now facedwith a critical need for a newLebanon High School. Ourcurrent facility at LebanonHigh School is marginal at

best and is beyond the pointof renovation. Our studentsare forced to enduresubstandard conditionsand yet expected to achievea world-class education. There is little or no debateabout the need for a newLebanon High School, which will provide our childrenwith an opportunity to learnand grow in a clean and safeenvironment conducive toteaching and learning. Iffor no other reason, it is amoral obligation we oweour children and future

generations who will benefitfrom this investment. Afterall is said and done, ourchildren are our greatestlegacy and the heirs andbeneficiaries of all we cangive them.

Secondly, permit meto address the economicgrowth and expansion thatoften follows as a resultof providing a qualityeducational program.Businesses and industryevaluate future sites forexpansion based on the

quality of life the newlocation can provide fortheir employees and theirfamilies. Public schoolfacilities and educational

See DAVIS, Page 10


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BLACK, Mona P.

Mona Black passed away on September 22, 2009 at age 83. A Memorial Service

will be held at a later date. Survivors include nine children: Allen Huckaby, Holly (Scott)

Markels, Sheila (William) Parm, Heather Huckaby, Donald Huckaby, Johnny (Diane)

Huckaby, Jimmy Huckaby, Richard Huckaby, and Greg (Debbie) Huckaby; and one

brother: Don McSparron. She is preceded in death by parents John Joseph and Adelaide

Florence Mabelene Howells McSparron, and husband John Black. Sellars Funeral Home,

313 W. Baddour Pkwy, Lebanon TN, 615.444.9393. Obits 615.758.8818.

BOGLE, Henry Lee Jr.

Henry Bogle passed away on September 23, 2009 at age 68. Family and friendscelebrated his life on Saturday, September 26, 2009, at the Martin residence, 90 Laine Road

in Lebanon. He is preceded in death by parents Henry Lee and Katherine Harris Bogle Sr.

and sisters Claudine Bogle Hodge and Mary Katherine Simms. Survivors include nieces:

Brenda (J.W.) Martin, Debbie (Fred) Jones, and Mary Powell; and nephews: Raymond (Lisa)

Simms and Morris Wayne (Janice) Hodge. Sellars Funeral Home, 313 W. Baddour Pkwy,

Lebanon TN, 615.444.9393. Obits 615.758.8818.

HARMON, Gary Lee

Gary Flash Harmon, age 57, passed away on September 22, 2009, at his home

in Lebanon. A Memorial Service will be held at a later date. Mr. Harmon was preceded

in death by parents Cleo and Irene Harmon, brother Billy Warren Harmon, grandparents

Andrew and Jennie Sue Harmon, and Walter Franklin and Edna Lea Lane, all of Lebanon.

Survivors include sons: Gary Lee Harmon Jr. and Matt Harmon; daughter: Laronda Sue

Harmon, all of Alabama; brothers: Walter David Harmon and Michael Wayne Harmon;

sister: Mattie Sue Gregory; half-brother: Len Lane; and several beloved nieces and nephews

and long time good friends Bill and Charles Bundy. Sellars Funeral Home, 313 W. Baddour

Pkwy, Lebanon TN, 615.444.9393. Obits 615.758.8818.

HORNE, Robert Cecil

Cecil Horne passed away on September 25, 2009, at age 68. The chapel service,

conducted by Brother Danny Sellars and Brother Clifford Spence, was 2 p.m. Monday,

September 28, 2009. Interment in Wilson County Memorial Gardens. Family and

friends will serve as Pallbearers. Survivors include three sons: Tony Horne, Darrell

(Kathy) Brewington, and Tommy Brewington; grandchildren: Ashley Brewington, Whitney

Horne, Zach Horne, Logan Horne, and Dottie Connor; and 4 great-grandchildren: Kayde

Brewington, Bailey Crowder, Delaney Crowder, and Jimmy Connor. He is preceded in

death by parents Robert C. and Nellie Ward Horne, wife Vallie Horne, and brother Bennie

Horne. Sellars Funeral Home, 313 W. Baddour Pkwy, Lebanon TN, 615.444.9393. Obits

615.758.8818.

Curd Road will be closed at the intersection with Mt Juliet

Rd. on Wednesday, September 30 at 7 a.m. Beginning today,

Curd Road will be closed at the intersection of Curd Road

and Mt. Juliet Road. This closure is due to the continuation

of the gravity sewer main that is currently being installed

on the eastside of Mt. Juliet Road. This work is expected to

be completed in one day. The intersection should reopen by

Thursday morning. Detour info: If youre on Curd Rd. heading

to Mt Juliet Rd., detour to Clemmons Rd, to East Division to

Mt Juliet Road. If youre on Mt Juliet Rd. trying to access CurdRd., go East Division to Clemmons and back on to Curd Rd. For

full details, go to http://local.nixle.com/alert/277753/

City announces Curd Road closure today

The Naomi Lizuka play Polaroid Stories blends the real life stories of street kids with classical

mythology. Poetry and prose are mixed to show how these kids find camaraderie and refuge in the

urban jungle. It will be presented by students at Volunteer State Community College on October 16, 17,

23, and 24 at 7:30 p.m. and October 18 and 25 at 2:30 p.m. in the Auditorium at Caudill Hall. Admission is

a suggested $5 donation to benefit student scholarships. Vol State is located at 1480 Nashville Pike in

Gallatin. For more information call 615-230-3545


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The United States Achievement Academy announcedrecently that Cody Brandon of Old Hickory has been named anAll-American Scholar.

The USAA has established the All-American Scholar AwardProgram to offer deserved recognition to superior students whoexcel in the academic disciplines. The All-American Scholars mustearn a 3.3 or higher grade point average. Only scholars selectedby a school instructor, counselor, or other qualified sponsor areaccepted.

Cody Brandon, who attends Mt. Juliet High School, wasnominated for this honor by Travis Trawick. Cody will appear in theAll-American Scholar Yearbook, which is published nationally.

Cody Brandon is the son of Elvis and Lori Brandon fromOld Hickory. The grandparents are Elvis and Jean Brandon III, ofCleveland, TN, and William MacLeod of Dunnellon, FL.

In 1954, Cliff Rickettswas in Mrs. Ruth Giffordsfirst grade class in Mt. JulietElementary School learningo read, write and count,he days before pre-school

and kindergarten. Fifty-fiveyears later, Ricketts receivedMTSUs highest honor, theMTSU Career AchievementAward which is based oneaching, research and

public service making himMTSUs top professor.

Ricketts, Professor,Agricultural Education inhe School of Agribusiness

and Agriscience has beenat Middle Tennessee StateUniversity for 33 yearsfollowing his 6 years at Mt.Juliet High School, as theirAgricultural Educationeacher with Mr. Charlie

Willoughby. He received

his B.S. and M.S. from theUniversity of Tennessee andhis Ph.D. from The OhioState University. He joinedthe MTSU staff in 1976.

Ricketts was namedone of Six OutstandingAgricultural Education Teachers in the Nation in1976. Dr. Ricketts receivedthe MTSU OutstandingTeacher Award in 1982 and

in 2006, Alpha Gamma RhoAgriculture Teacher of theYear 1983 and 1986, theMTSU Outstanding PublicService Award in 1988,and MTSU OutstandingResearch Award Finalist in1989. Ricketts received theHonorary American FarmerDegree in 1989, the same year as Senator Bob Dole,Lee Iacocca and PresidentGeorge Bush, Sr. Ricketts was awarded the FFA(Future Farmers of America)

Blue and Gold Award in1990 (highest honor givento the profession by theclientele served), Meritorious

Teacher Award from NCATA(National Association College Teaching Agriculture), VIPAward from the TennesseeFFA Association along with

Former Governor Ned RayMcWherter and Lt. GovernorJohn Wilder.

His MTSU programwas named Top AgriculturalEducation Program in theSoutheastern United Statedby the American Associationof Agricultural Educators2000 and received the BobWomack Teacher Award in2003.

In 2006 Ricketts was selected as one ofthe top six Agricultural Technology InstructionPrograms in the nation bythe National Associationof the State Departmentsof Agriculture and R. J.Reynolds Industries, Inc.

He has made nearly 1,000presentations throughoutthe state and nation on thetopics of Leadership and

Alternative Fuels. He haspartnerships with TractorSupply Company/TSC (thelargest farm supply store inthe US), TVA , Bridgestone/Firestone Tire, ValsparPaints (one of the 10 oldestcompanies in the UnitedStates), and HyPower Fuelof Calgary, Canada.

They say that behindevery good man is a good

woman. This is especiallytrue with Ricketts. He hashad a very supportive wife,Nancy, for 36 years.

Ricketts still liveson his home farm, a 200acre beef cattle farm, inMt. Juliet, with Nancy.Ricketts has three children, John, Mitzi, and Paul, andsixgrandchildren, Evan,Jamie, Kirsten, Ava, JacksonHall, and Cole.

Mt. Juliets Ricketts receives MTSUs Career Achievement AwardSubmitted

Local student named All-American Scholar


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This will be a day of displays, speakers, food, kids activities, and

much more! People will learn how to make everyday choices in

the use of resources to make a difference for a healthy Earth.

This event is part of worldwide movement through 350.org

that designated Oct. 24 to raise awareness of the impact of our

carbon footprint as individuals and communities. It is being

locally sponsored by the InterChurch Council of West Wilson

County. If you are interested in being a presenter in some way,

please contact Valerie at 491-8662 or Corinne at 758-4635.

Mt. Juliet Green Day to be held Oct. 24


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Sports

Left to Right:

Offense Vaughn Cornelia #9 Jr. WRCoach Roger Perry

Defense Kervin Poindujour #3 Sr. DB

1020 Charlie Daniels Pkwy Mt. Juliet, TN 758-4800

Mt. Juliet High SchoolGolden Bears Playersof theWeek

Congratulations Bears!

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Through four gameso start the season, Mt. Juliet

High had collected four winsby an average margin of 4.5points per contest.

The Golden Bearsfinally enjoyed a littlebreathing room Friday,Sept. 25 at home with arunaway 42-0 victory overvisiting Kenwood High fromClarksville.

Senior quarterbackReed Gurchiek completed 6-of-9 passing attempts for 131yards and three touchdownsas the Bears improved to 5-0 heading into this FridaysDistrict 9AAA showdown

with Lebanon.Gurchiek tossed

a pair of first quarter TDpasses to wideout VaughnCornelia -- the first one wentfor 29 yards and ended an81-yard scoring march onthe opening possession ofthe game

The second was a 10-yarder and came at the 3:52mark of the first period.

Senior BradyEarnhardt scored on afive-yard run in the secondquarter while junior ColtCarver added a 12-yardtouchdown jaunt later inthe second as Mt. Juliet

mounted a 28-0 lead atintermission.

Kaceem Streethauled in a 29-yard scoringpass from Gurchiek with8:32 to go in the third periodand Jake Parker broke thegoal line with an eight yardrun at the 4:22 mark of thethird quarter.

Tyler Emmetts was aperfect 6-for-6 on PATs.

All told, nine differentMt. Juliet backs carried theball as the Bears ran for 230yards on 37 attempts.

Halfback Chris Bazileled the ground game with 54yards on four carries.

Mt. Juliets #10 Eric Baxter faces Kenwoods Maleek Hall ~Photo by

Chuck Thompson www. tntsportspics.smugmug.com

Bears runaway with victory over Kenwood: 42-0

MJHS celebrates Homecoming

MJHS 2009 HomecomingQueen Haley Weathers

with her escort, Heath

Sanders, right, and Senior

player Djouby Dazil

9th Grade Attendant Peyton Brooks

with escort, Craighton Paulson

10th Grade Attendant Kelsey

Robertson with escort, Reed McCoy

11th Grade Attendant Anna-

Laura Green with escort, Braden

Maphet

12th Grade Court Attendant Britt

Bell with escort, TJ Bell

12th Grade Court Attendant Chelsey

Crawford with escort, Josh Giles

2th Grade Court Attendant Rachael

Mundy with escort , Troy Solava

2009 MJHS Band Queen Alexis Jeup

with escort, Samuel Anderson


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him. He said there wassome misunderstanding

stemming from a reportof the meeting in anotherlocal newspaper, and thathe wanted the citizens ofMt. Juliet to know he hadnot tried to give himselfinsurance since he had it asthe retired chief of police.

An ordinance toamend the FY 2009/2010budget for the policedepartment to purchasethree vehicles and transfermoney from TML, paving ofthe back parking lot at theCodes/Planning building,

purchase of propertyof West Division for thegreenway, and transfer ofmoney in the parks andrecreation department wasunanimously approved. Anadditional $6,000 was addedto the police fund for a totalof $105,000 for three policecars and equipment.

A resolutionto continue additionalpayment to include with theWorkmans Compensationpayments was approved bya 4 1 vote, with District 4Commissioner Jim Bradshaw

voting against. Amounts arenot to exceed the employeescurrent salary.

In other business,Michael Gallion wasappointed to the BeerBoard.

YMCA, from Page 3

programs are ranked at theery top when CEOs look atnvesting their companysesources in relocatingheir business and/or

industry to a new area.Often the first and lastingimpression that CEOs takeaway after visiting WilsonCounty is that of an old,dilapidated and outdatedschool building at Lebanon

High School. Once they seeour building, they are notinterested in exploring anyfurther, and begin to lookelsewhere to relocate theircompany. The result is lostjobs, lost revenues and lost

opportunities for WilsonCounty. In addition propertyvalues either decline ordo not appreciate at a rateequivalent to surroundingcounties, which will tocontinue to compound

an already stagnate localeconomy. Tomorrow, October 1,2009, you will have theopportunity to make aninvestment in the children ofWilson County and providea strong infrastructurefor future economicdevelopment for our entirecounty. Seldom will youhave such an opportunityand I urge you to join with

me and exercise your rightto make this importantdecision by VOTING FORthe referendum. A VOTEFOR the referendum is aVOTE FOR THE CHILDRENOF WILSON COUNTY.

Mike Davis

Director of SchoolsWilson County Schools

DAVIS, from Page 4

Publication of letters is at thediscretion of The Chronicle

publisher and the editor.Letters should be sent toThe Chronicle of Mt. Juliet,PO box 647, Mt. Juliet, TN37122 or e-mailed to [email protected] must include the writersname, address and phonenumber for verification.For more information email

[email protected]

Letters Policy


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CommunityCalendar

Reflections from an

Old Friend

Deer Season + Vehicles = Traffic Crashes

Did you know that each year there are approximately 500,000 deer/auto collisionsresulting in over 100 deaths and thousands of injuries? With Wilson Countys growth and theurban sprawl, the deer population is being forced out of the woods and into our neighborhoodsand on our roadways. Deer are most likely to come out between the months of November thru

January but are apt to come out at anytime of the year, especially this year with all the rain. Deeralso tend to come out between the hours of 5:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. or early in the morninghours.

According to statistics, automobiles make up 61 percent of the animal/deer relatedcrashes, trucks 26 percent, vans 7 percent and tractor trailers 2 percent. But keep in mind,those are only statistics.

The following are defensive driving tips for avoiding deer/animal collisions:Be vigilant in the early morning hours, the most active time for deer.Use your high-beam headlights, which reflect in the deers eyes, to see the deer better.Slow down and blow your horn with one long blast to frighten the deer away.Brake firmly when you notice a deer in or near your path. Do not swerve. It can confuse

the deer about which way to run. It can also cause you to lose control and crash.Be alert and aware at all times. Drive with caution.Always wear your seat belt. Most people killed or injured in deer/animal collisions werent

wearing seat belts.

Look for other deer after one has crossed the road. Deer seldom run alone.Be prepared for anything at anytime and anywhere!In closing, our roadways can be a very dangerous place to travel in the first place and

any unexpected obstacles only make the process that more dangerous. So please buckle up,slow down and drive safely. We cant afford to lose any of our most precious cargo.

THE CHRONICLEof Mt. Juliet

Largest 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 WileyManaging Editor

[email protected]

Tonya HinesleyProduction Manager

[email protected]

Amanda OswaltSales Manager

[email protected]

Brenda ParkerAccounts Manager

[email protected]

Mailing Address:P.O. Box 647

Mt. Juliet, TN 37121Office Location:

11509 Lebanon RoadMt. Juliet, TN 37122

Telephone: 754-6111Fax: 754-8203Office Hours:

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

The Joint Economic & Community Development Board ExecutiveCommittee will meet at 7:45 a.m. on Thursday, October 1, athe JECDB office located at 115 N Castle Heights Ave, Suite

102, Lebanon.

JECDB Meeting

October 1

Wilson County Conservatives will meet on Saturday, October 3,at 9 a.m. at Logans in Mt. Juliet to hear from former Tenn CareDirector Brian Lapps. Mr. Lapps just came off a ten state tourwith Conservatives for Patients Rights discussing the ObamaHealthcare Plan. A light breakfast and coffee will be served. Formore information call 754-4632 or conservativerepublicans@

gmail.com.

Conservatives Meet, discuss health care planOctober 3

Two Rivers Ford and Mt. Juliet High School have teamed up fora unique fundraising opportunity. The community of Mt. Julietwill have the opportunity to earn money for MJHS by simplyest-driving a new Ford vehicle at Mt. Juliet High School on

Saturday, October 3. For every person who takes an all-newFusion or other Ford vehicle for a spin during the Drive One 4UR School event, Ford Motor Company and Two Rivers Fordwill donate $20 to the school. In total, students can raise asmuch as $6,000 for the school. Test drives will be Saturday,

October 3, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Mt. Juliet High School, and eachest-drive will last 7 to 10 minutes. Participants must be 18 orolder and have a valid drivers license. Limit one test drive per

household.

Test drive a car, help out MJHS

October 3

FREE yard sale at Joy Church! Everything is FREE!!! This isour blessing to the community. We do not want your money -

honest! Joy Church is located at 1019 Charlie Daniels Parkway,and the yard sale will be on Saturday, October 3, from 9 a.m. 12 p.m. Did we mention it was free?!

Free Yard Sale

October 3

The Granville Fall Celebration on October 3 will feature Jazz on the Cumberland on the banks ofthe Cumberland River, Granville Veterans Park, in Granville. This annual event of Jazz will beginat noon with The Jackson County High School Jazz Band performing, 12:30 p.m. The Big BandSound, 2 p.m. The Blues Brokers and 3:15 p.m. Cumberland University Jazz Band. There willbe two stages set up so each band will immediately start after the other one ends. This is oneof Tennessees most beautiful settings for a musical event. Everyone is encouraged to bring

their own chairs. The Granville Fall Celebration will also feature Granville Quilt Festival, Porches& Quilts Storytelling, Arts Festival, Blacksmith Festival, Dedication Upper Cumberland QuiltTrail, Dedication Civil War Trail Monument and Reenactment, World War II Maneuvers Programand Reenactment and much more. For more information please call 931-653-4511 or visit

granvillemuseum.com.

Jazz on the Cumberland

October 3

The City of Mt. Juliet will be holding its annual Halloween in the Park on Saturday, October 10,starting at 2 p.m. at Charlie Daniels Park. The costume contest will start at 2:30 p.m. beginningwith children 1-18 months; 19 months 2 yrs at 3 p.m.; 3-5 yrs at 3:30 p.m.; 6-8 yrs at 4 p.m.;9-12 yrs at 4:15 p.m.; 13-16 yrs at 4:30 p.m.; 17-20 yrs at 4:45 p.m.; 21 & up 5 p.m.. Therewill also be a movie in the park directly after the event. The movie will start at 6:30 p.m., pleasebring a chair or blanket. Check the city webpage for movie listing. This years event will alsoconsist of N2 Paintballs mega arena, a pet costume contest, hay ride, bouncers, petting zoo &pony rides and a childrens bike safety rodeo starting at 2 p.m. Everyone is encouraged to bring1 non-perishable food item to be presented to the help center. For booth rental and sponsorship

opportunities call 758-6522.

Get ready, ghosts and goblins - its Halloween in the Park

October 10

Worship Without Walls will be held Sunday, October 4, from 2 6 p.m. at Charlie Daniels Park in Mt. Juliet. This community-wide event highlights creativity in worship and family fun and willnclude worship arts such as Biblical messages given throughve music, guest speakers, a painter and troupe of dancers.

Children will be given a special message with the hands-onactivity of an archery shoot, and there will be disc golf, cornoss, an on-site store and snacks. The free event is hosted by

C Square Ministries.

Worship without Walls

October 4

email your community event to:[email protected]

Enjoy a day of free music on Saturday, October 10, from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. For the fourthstraight year, the Nashville Symphony opens Schermerhorn Symphony Center to the entirecommunity fun for the whole family, over 25 acts, including the Nashville Symphony, and getunbelievable ticket deals to upcoming concerts. For more information call 615-687-6400, or

visit the website at www.nashvillesymphony.org. This event is sponsored by Regions.

Free day of music at Schermerhorn Symphony

October 10

The Campfire Journey is limited to 50 children ingrades Kindergarten and higher. Our journey will featurerefreshments, and a discussion of baseball great HonusWagner. Reservations must be made in person at theLibrary. A ticket will be given at the time of registration& will be needed to enter the program, which is 10 - 11

a.m.

Campfire Journey at the MJ Library

October 6


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Throughout entire develop-ment. Go north on Mt. JulietRoad, turn left onto W. Divi-sion St. go approximately 1mile on left.___________________________YARD SALE - HorseshoeCove Community YardSale. Saturday, Oct. 3,7am-2:30 pm. Off NonavilleRoad.

YARD SALE - Saturday, Oct.3, 7am-4pm. Antiques, babyitems, clothing, misc. 202WOODLAWN DRIVE, (acrossfrom Green Hill Church).___________________________YARD SALE - Saturday,Oct. 3, 2009, 9am-2pm. 540WILSON DRIVE, Mt. Juliet.Household goods. Movingand everything must go!!___________________________Garage Sale - SaturdayONLY. October 3rd. 9am -? In Brandywind Pt. 309SHUTE COURT, Old Hick-ory. Furniture, large rugs,antiques, decor, etc.___________________________YARD SALE - YVONNECOURT, off of Lucy Drive on

Saundersville Road. Clear-ing the attic out, householditems, kids clothes, tools ofmany kinds. Parts cleaner,antiques, womens clothes,size from 2X to 5X. Longa-berger Baskets. Friday, Oct.2 and Saturday, Oct. 3.___________________________O v e r - t h e - R a i n b o w

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Job Wanted - Admin. Book-keeping, Payroll and TaxPreparation. Full time want-ed. References upon request.Over 20 years experience.615-773-4467.

OWENS MOWIN Dependable.Reasonable rates. Fora Beautiful Manicured

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sonable. 847-4105, nights207-9140. I TC___________________________MAAS TREE SERVICE.

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stump grinding. Commercial& Residential. Insured. Freeestimates. 615-945-2755.___________________________GREG SANDERS DIAMOND

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P 10-14___________________________LAWN MAINTENANCE. Freeestimates, mowing, mulch-ng, trimming, leaf removal.Call Joann. Cell 405-2368,home 754-4486.

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Service & repairs on 2 cycle& 4 cycle engines. I work ontractors, mowers, weedeat-ers, chainsaws, pressure washers, etc. ContactChris 615-758-4313. P10-7

Vester Bradshaws Paint-

ing. Interior andexterior painting. Drywall &Texture Repair. Cabinet re-finishing. Power washing,Driveway & Decks sealed.Minor carpentry work. 615-642-6191.

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Our Father Which art in

Heaven, Hallowed be thy

name. Thy kingdom come,

thy will be done, in earth

as it is in heaven. Give us

this day our daily bread.

And forgive us our debts

as we forgive our debtors.

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Wendi Nicole Ricketts andDavid Brian Baggett will be

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