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Volume 29 May 20, 2009 Number 19

Observing Memorial
You Heard it First

Bobbie
McDonald
terminated:
retalitory
Day ‘hands on’
measure?
Page 3

More
confusion
about sign
ordinance
Page 5

Former MJ
planner Keylon
gives her side
of resignation
Page 14

Local high
school
graduates
honored in
Page 10
special section Kindergarteners from Rutland Elementary School in Mt. Juliet made an American flag from their own handprints
in observance of Memorial Day, to be celebrated on Monday, May 25. Pictured here are, from Ms. Sloan’s class,
Page 16 Stephanie Stilts, Jackson Whitten, Aaron Turmel, Grace Bingham, Xandria Leclair, Haans Dinu, Isaac Samuel
Jones, Nathan Harold, Connor Ardnt and Max Spradley. ~ Photo by Tomi L. Wiley
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Cumberland University to hold first-ever Summer Science Camp

University’s inaugural the CU campus. chemistry, biology, added. “We plan to make
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to discuss a number of driving distance and travel
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is designed to encourage possible for the CU Science
scientific exploration and Camp, as space is limited.
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scientific Registration
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Building inspector ‘wrongfully terminated’
Bobbie McDonald currently suing City
By Tomi L. Wiley
Managing Editor
A City of Mt.
Juliet employee currently
embroiled in a Federal
lawsuit against the City
said she was “wrongfully
terminated” last week after
an alleged attack while
working left her with medical
“I’ve been told that since I quit inspecting them in 2008 that
buildings aren’t being properly inspected and are being passed
when they shouldn’t be.”
-- Former MJ Building Inspector Bobbie McDonald
conditions that resulted
in her unable to fulfill her
duties.
Bobbie McDonald,
who was a building
inspector for the City and
employed there for almost
five years, said Tuesday
that her May 13 termination
could be retaliation for her
involvement as a building
and fire codes inspector; she
said she inspected many
houses in the Providence
development and failed them
for fire codes violations, then
was attacked while working
in the field. She said she
has undergone surgeries
stemming from the attack on
January 11, 2007, and was
told at that time by Hatton
Wright, who was the public
works director for the City at
that time, that she “couldn’t
go to city hall or tell anybody
about it, or I’d get fired.”
Sources inside City
Hall confirmed Tuesday that
McDonald’s employment
had been “ceased” because
she was “unable to perform
essential job functions
per her physician’s
assessment.”
McDonald said she
was terminated while “on
medical leave due to stress
from high blood pressure,”
and that she was fired for
not being able to perform her
job as building inspector.
“I think I was
wrongfully terminated. I
was a fire codes inspector
in the Providence area, and
there were some buildings I
wouldn’t pass because they
were against codes. The City
threatened me not to tell,
so I didn’t. I was attacked
and denied worker’s comp
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McDonald is code compliance. I wrote
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discrimination. She said she I was the one deeming
was in depositions for that buildings safe for occupancy.
lawsuit all day on Monday, I’m concerned that homes as
when she was “laughed at” well as commercial buildings
by City management. She in Mt. Juliet aren’t being
said City Manager Randy properly inspected, and I’ve
Robertson and City Attorney been told that since I quit
Jason Holleman “were very inspecting them in 2008
badgering and intimidating” that buildings aren’t being
during the depositions, and properly inspected and are
that they “didn’t even talk being passed when they
about the lawsuit.” She shouldn’t be.”
added that she currently
doesn’t “know what’s going
on with the lawsuit.”
“I was fired because I
couldn’t perform my duties,”
McDonald said. “It wasn’t for
any other reason unless it’s
retaliation, because they’ve
(City management) done
plenty of that.”
McDonald said two
Mt Juliet police officers were
sent to her home in Lebanon,
“out of their jurisdiction,” Dr. Corey Jackson, D.D.S., L.L.C. Dr. Robert Archer, D.D.S., P.C.
two different times to hand-
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More sign ordinance issues raise questions

By Tomi L. Wiley
Managing Editor
More issues
concerning the newly-
vamped Mt. Juliet City
sign ordinance rose last
week when a Park Glen
homeowner and his realtor
were cited for improperly
placed For Sale or Rent signs,
leading to confusion about
the ordinance language and
what is really a homeowner’s
legal property.
Jeremy Smith is
looking to rent or sell his
home in Park Glen. He had
two signs in his yard – one
for his Realtor and one for
himself – and received a
phone call from the Mt. Juliet
codes department after the
signs were confiscated by
enforcers for one sign that
was 7 feet, 4 inches from the
street and the other which
was 7 feet, 6 inches from the
road, he said.
Smith said it was
his fault that his Realtor’s
sign was improperly placed,
adding that her sign blew
down and he replaced it.
He said that his Realtor
forwarded him a copy of the
Mt. Juliet sign ordinance,
and one paragraph in
particular concerned him.
Section 11-107, (a) (1)
reads: “Violation notice. The
sign administrator or his/
her designee shall order the
removal of any sign erected
or maintained in violation
of this article, providing ten
(10) days’ written notice to
the owner of the premises
upon which the offending
sign is located to achieve
compliance with provisions
of this article. If, after ten
(10) days, the property
owner has failed to achieve
compliance with his article,
a citation to municipal court
shall be issued. However,
when good faith efforts to
bring a sign into compliance
have begun within ten days
of notice of violation, the
sign administrator may
extend the time period for
compliance with this article
to a period not to exceed 30
days.”
Smith said Codes
Enforcer Julie Johnston
spoke with Mt. Juliet Zoning
Administrator Isabelle Ford
as to “her interpretation”
of the ordinance and how
it would be enforced.
Smith said he thought the
ordinance read that codes
enforcers should be giving
people with improperly
placed signs 10 days notice
before that person is cited
with a $187.50 ticket. He
added that the section of
the sign ordinance doesn’t
specify temporary
permanent signs.
or
Ford said Monday
that there has been “some
discussion” about the 10
day notice, but that to her
knowledge City employees
are enforcing the sign
ordinance.
Mt. Juliet City
Attorney Jason Holleman
said Tuesday that the issue
stems from the fact that
most people don’t realize
that the first 10 feet of
their property is technically
considered public right-
of-way. He referenced the
next paragraph of the sign
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disposal.”
“We can pull signs if
they’re in the public right-
of-way, which technically is
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Obituaries
BATES, Verner W.
Verner W. Bates, age 88, of Mt. Juliet, died Saturday, May 9, 2009. Mr. Bates
attended Center Chapel Church of Christ. He attended Mt. Juliet High School and was
a veteran of the US Navy. He was a farmer and was retired from Ford Glass Plant. Mr.
Bates was the son of the late, Joseph Grayson “Jack” and Ruth Lawrence Bates. He
was also preceded in death by his sisters, Bettie Sue Bates and Lucy M. Bates and his
nephew, Tony Meadows. He is survived by: wife of 59 years, Myra Burnett Bates of Mt.
Juliet; sister, Virginia Bates (Garland) Meadows of Lebanon; nephews, Walter “Butch”
Heckman, Grayson “Pete” Heckman and Tim Meadows; nieces, Myra Simms and Austelle
Smartt; several great-nieces and great-nephews and numerous lifelong friends; caregivers,
Dorothy Carter, Florence Fulgham, Lisa Harris, Deborah Johnson and Wanda Walker.
Funeral services were conducted 11 a.m. Wednesday, May 13, at Bond Memorial Chapel
with Rev. Chuck Groover and Bro. John Brown officiating. Interment followed at Mt. Juliet
Memorial Gardens. Active pallbearers were nephews and great-nephews. Flowers accepted
or memorials may be made to the Center Chapel Church of Christ Building Fund. Bond
Memorial Chapel, N. Mt. Juliet Road and Weston Drive, Mt. Juliet, TN (615) 773-2663.
Obit Line (615) 641-2663, www.bondmemorial.com.
HEJAZI, Dr. Hasan
Funeral services for Dr. Hasan Ahmad Hejazi, 77, of Gastonia, NC and formerly
of Cookeville will be held Saturday, May 16 at 3 p.m. in the Cookeville Chapel of Hooper-
Huddleston and Horner Funeral Home with Dr. Randall Adkisson officiating. Interment
will follow in Old Zion Cemetery in Sparta, TN.
Dr. Hejazi went peacefully into the presence of the Lord Tuesday, May 12, 2009 at
Covenant Village Health Center in Gastonia.
He was born May 4, 1932 in Battir, a small village near Bethlehem to the late
Ahmad Hasan Hejazi and Nameh Hasan Abou-Hasan.
Dr. Hejazi came to the U.S. in 1954 to pursue his educational dreams. Through hard
Business work and determination, he earned his Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD in Civil Engineering
from Ohio State University. Beloved by colleagues and students, he taught for 30 years
$28.50 as a Civil Engineering Professor at Tennessee Tech University. He was also employed by
$28.50 the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers as a Civil Engineering Consultant, as well as various
$28.50 private engineering firms during summer months over his career. He was a Professional
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Engineer and a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, American Society for
$30.15 Engineering Education, Order of the Engineer, Kappa Mu Epsilon Honor Society and Tau
$38.50 Beta Pi Honor Society. He enjoyed reading, music, poetry and telling a good joke, though
he could rarely make it to the punch line. He had a kind spirit and warm smile, and in
his sunset years faced each day by the grace and power of God. He was loved and will be
dearly missed by his family and friends.
Dr. Hejazi is survived by two sons; Fred Hejazi of Cookeville, TN and Sammy Hejazi
of Denver, CO, three daughters and sons-in-law; Fanta and Don Fuquay of Cedar Hill, TN,
Maha and Jim Shaw of Charlotte, NC and Leila and Grant Patterson of Newnan, GA; five
grandchildren; Whitney, Michelle and Nicole Fuquay of Cedar Hill, TN; Jordan and Mariah
Shaw of Charlotte, NC.
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Obituaries Memorial
Day 2009
JONES, Lelia Sorey
Lelia Sorey Jones, age 83, of Mt. Juliet, died Monday, May 11, 2009. Mrs. Jones was
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a member of the Church of Christ. She was the daughter of the late, Will and Sybil Vaughn
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Ursery. Mrs. Jones was the wife of the late J.C. Jones and was preceded in death by her
first husband, John Sore. She was also preceded in death by three sisters. She is survived Peace to each the finest features available in our

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by sons, John (Delores) Sorey of Naples, FL, and William R. “Bill” (Vickie) Sorey of Mt. lovely and peaceful surroundings.
Juliet; sisters, Willie Mae Malone of Hermitage, TN; Anna Belle Bedwell of Springfield, TN; Offering beautifully renovated
Martha (R.C.) Johnson of St. Simon, GA; Jean Morrow of Westmoreland, TN; Peggy Valcik sleepeth; Rest to 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartment
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MANVILLE, Gloria Olivetto

Gloria Olivetto Manville, age 84, of Mt. Juliet, died Thursday, May 7, 2009. Mrs.
Manville was the daughter of the late Joseppi and Rachael Cameron Olivetto. She was also Monday: 9:30am-7:00pm
preceded in death by her husband, Preston Manville. She is survived by: daughters, Debbie Tuesday - Friday: 9:30am-6:00pm
Bagato of Mt. Juliet and Jennifer Pesquera of Las Vegas, NV; sons, Preston Manville, II, 5002 Market Place, Mt. Juliet Saturday: 9:30am-4:00pm
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stage on May 27 at 7 p.m. Mexico. The group has built silent auction. Doors open at
at Abundant Life Church for churches and helped with 6 p.m., and seating is open.
a concert with all proceeds outreach ministries to the Abundant Life
benefiting the church’s poor of the city. This year Church is located at 1000
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pleased to announce the management, Cox has
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oversee the company’s Mt. Juliet, TN 37122
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Page 8, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, May 20, 2009

County squires OK $433K

grant application for schools
By Connie Esh asked me what we would
Special to The Chronicle do if he decided to close the
school. I had to say I didn’t
A request to apply know, so I’ve instructed my
Kindermusik - 1½ - 6 yrs. (5 Mondays, June 15-July 13) for a $433,000 grant ran staff to look at contingency
Art Day Camp - Grades 1-6 (June 8-12) into some snags with Wilson plans in case portions
County Commission at of LHS have to be shut
Theatre/Drama Camp - 8-13 yrs. (2week camp, June 15-26, Monday - Friday) Monday night’s meeting, but down,” he said. “That would
Jazz Band Camp - High School, College & Adult (June 8-11, Monday - Thursday) did eventually pass. involve busing students and
The commissioners teachers to the other county
Music Technology Workshop - 14 - Adult - (June 15-18) Monday - Thursday) decided they wanted the high schools.”
RSVP - 3rd grade & up (6 Tuesdays, June 16-July21) Public Works Committee to In other business,
Professional Acting Classes - Teen to Adult (Mondays, starting June 1) return to the commission some Wilson County
for approval of the potential employees may have to
Individual Private Lessons - Piano, Violin, Guitar, Voice, & Orchestral/ project the Energy Efficiency either find another source
Band Instruments (Beginning May 28) and Conservation Block to pay for high priced
Grant would fund. prescriptions or switch to
The original lower cost substitutes.
Summer Sessions begins May 28 resolution called for the After considerable
Public Works Committee debate and two separate
to determine what project votes, the county commission
For information, camp dates & times, etc., call 547-1364 or the money covers and agreed Monday night to cap
email amcreynolds@cumberland.edu how the project would be employees’ prescription
administered. drug purchases at $20,000
One suggestion had per year.
been solar panels on the Bush expressed
jail to help cut the $30,000 concern that the move
monthly electric bills there. would unfairly target a few
But District 2 employees who needed
Commissioner Chris Sorey extraordinary care. Initially,
and District 8 Commissioner enough of the other
Frank Bush both said they commissioners agreed that
thought solar panels were the resolution failed because
outdated technology and not it only received 12 of the
practical for this area. required 13 votes to pass.
Bush suggested new However, at the end
thermal windows for schools of the meeting, District 6
would be a better use of the Commissioner Kenny Reich,
money. who chairs the county
Wilson County Insurance Committee, asked
Director of Schools Mike to make a statement.
Davis told the commission He told the
that the recent visit from commission the insurance
the Fire Marshal, along committee needed to make
with health and safety those cuts to eliminate the
issues expressed by board deficit faced by the county’s
members, meant he thought insurance funds.
the construction of a new The alternative
Lebanon High School had would be to raise co-pays for
moved into the urgent all employees and/or require
category. $1,000 to $1,500 more per
“After the Fire
Marshal’s visit, someone See COUNTY, Page 10

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North MJ Rd widening project FOR SALE

5 ACRES, BIG NICE HORSE BARN & A HOUSE
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will be ‘messy’ and ‘complex’ AUCTION 615-444-3752 Firm Lic. No. 1124
By Tomi L. Wiley (WWUD), Middle Tennessee Cajun Joyner kicked off
Managing Editor Electric Membership the meeting by explaining
Corporation (MTEMC), TDS that the first “basic steps”
and the City of Mt. Juliet of relocating water, sewer,
At the first of what
could be several “community
gathered Monday night
at City Hall to explain the
gas, and electricity along
N. Mt. Juliet Road will be
LOG OFF. GAME ON.
meetings,” home and
initial stages of the road- “pretty complicated” and
business owners along
widening project and will include the cutting and
North Mt. Juliet Road heard

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answer questions from area grading of existing fields and

“conceptual details” about
the first stages of Phase 2
residents and business easements. One Month
owners. The meeting was “We’re trying to FREE
of the widening of Mt. Juliet
also aired on Mt. Juliet’s be the least disruptive as * Some conditions
Road, which representatives
Channel 3 and will be possible, but it’s going to be apply
explained will be, basically,
repeated, according to City challenging,” Joyner said.
difficult and messy.
Manager Randy Robertson, “It’s difficult for all of us.”
Representatives of
for the next several weeks. As far as
the Tennessee Department
Mt. Juliet Public construction, Joyner said
of Transportation (TDOT),
Works Assistant Director
West Wilson Utility District See MEETING, Page 10

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COUNTY, from Page 8
Cedar Creek Marina employee from the county,
9120 Saundersville Rd. he said.
Mt. Juliet, TN 37122 He also noted that
one employee had drug
PH:758-5174 • F:754-2050 bills of $600,000 last year
and another had 232
Summer Opening prescriptions filled in one
year.
Local pharmacists
New Menu say these amounts would be
very unusual. John Turner,
owner of Buckeye Drugs,
said most of his Medicare
Featuring New patients don’t exceed the
$2,500 cap Medicare uses
Chicago Style Italian Beef before the patient has to pay
for their own prescriptions
& Meatball Sandwiches or have other insurance to
cover.
Catsh
Cat sh Specials “I have on drugs on
the shelf that cost $1,000 for
(Every Fri. & Sat. Evening) a month’s supply, but most
prescriptions average about
Live entertainment MEETING, from Page 9
crews will “try to work with
on Friday & Saturday the peak traffic hours” and
take into consideration the
peak times for businesses
Evening!!! along the affected stretch of
road for the least amount of
disruption to their driveways.
Joyner said the first focus of
COME CHECK US OUT!
construction will be the area
of Mt. Juliet Road between
the railroad tracks, just
north of Division, to the
THE DOCTOR
CAN SEE YOU NOW....
Please Welcome Christopher Cook, M.D.
Summit Medical Center is pleased to welcome Christopher Cook, M.D.
specializing in Orthopaedic Surgery close to where you live and work.
Dr. Cook is now accepting new patients at his Summit Bone & Joint
office location at 5653 Frist Boulevard, Suite 731, Hermitage, TN 37076.
Summit Bone & Joint
5653 Frist Boulevard
Suite 731
Hermitage, TN 37076
Phone: (615) 232-3838
Fax: (615) 232-3833 For an appointment or free physician referral,
call TriStar MedLine at 615-342-1919 or 800-242-5662.
T R I S T A R H E A L T H . C O M
$60 each,” he said.
He also said that
even in nursing homes where
patients tend to need more
different types of medication,
most patients average about
eight prescriptions per
person.
Linda Durham,
the pharmacist at On Call
Medical, said she has some
patients who need as many
as 10 to 15 prescriptions,
perhaps after open heart
surgery, for example, or if
they are experiencing auto-
immune system problems.
She said Humira,
a drug used to treat auto-
immune problems, can run
$1,800 per month.
At a still more
expensive level, an injectable
blood thinner sometimes
used in connection with knee
library. He added that City
employees “will meet with
business owners at their
leisure to discuss” what
hours will be least disruptive
for them.
the
Joyner said that
sewer relocation
project is allotted 500
days and water some 620
days, “just for the utility
relocation.” That estimated
time is all dependant on
weather conditions as well.
Robertson stressed the fact
that Monday night’s meeting
was “conceptual,” and that
plans and any estimated
times could change.
W W U D
representative Brent Finley
said that company has
5.2 miles of water lines to
relocate, and the “main
objective is to keep as many
going as possible” during
relocation and construction.
He said outages will be
scheduled, if possible, after
hours, and that the utility
district workers will “do
the best they can” to keep
entrances to businesses and
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surgery can run $1,080 for
a six-day run of treatment,
however, it is usually a short
term thing, she said.
She also said On
Call rarely sees a patient
who exceeds $20,000 per
year in prescriptions.
District
Commissioner Jeff Joines
14
told the commissioners that
those employees who needed
additional drug coverage
could get help from state
programs or in some cases
switch to generic drugs from
brand name ones.
At that point, Sorey
moved to bring the motion
back to the floor, and with
18 commissioners voting
yes the commission agreed
to cap prescription costs
at $20,000 per year per
person.
homes open.
“It will be messy out
there,” he said.
Finley added that
WWUD is working with the
City for area blasting. Joyner
stressed the importance
of area businesses and
residents respond to a pre-
blast survey sent to them
recently.
“It’s absolutely
critical to get all that squared
away,” Joyner said.
M T E M C
representative Jim Kelly
said that utility district had
hired a consulting engineer
to draw the design that was
submitted to TDOT, but
that the design is not yet
complete. He said MTEMC
has the pole design, and
Robertson added
Mt. Juliet commissioners
that
approved funds to upgrade
electric poles along Mt.
Juliet Road to steel.
“It’s more expensive,
but this is a legacy for Mt.
Juliet,” Robertson said.
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 The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, May 20, 2009, Page 11

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Eagle Express Soccer Club travel soccer returns to area an addtional 10% OFF
Eagle Express Soccer Club will hold try-outs May 26 - 29. Try-outs are for a limited We still need to buy outside furniture and
number of available rosters positions for premier players. The age groups for boys are U-11 kids outside toys
through U 14, with birthdays between 8/1/95 and 7/31/99. The age groups for girls are U-9
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our community. Organizers said they are always looking for
additional certified coaches and trainers to support Eagle
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For more information please send an e-mail with the
player’s name, gender and birthday to eesc.info@yahoo.com
Organizers will reply with try-out day, time, and location and
other information.

Mt. Juliet Middle Bears Baseball Camp is just around the

corner! Make your plans to attend now, MJMS Baseball We are looking for vendors to help us
Camp will be held at the Mt. Juliet Middle baseball field (old
high school field) July 13-16, from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Baseball celebrate our 2nd July 4th fireworks at
fundamentals will be stressed, and all skill levels will be
represented, ages 6-14. Along with individual skill instruction
Providence Marketplace. If you have
at all positions, we will also focus daily on proper conditioning
and preparation for game play. Learn the game and fun too!
a small business that you would like to
Camp fees are $60.00, and all Bear campers receive a free t- feature during the festivities and reach
shirt. Please register in advance. MJMS camp applications are
available at MJMS and area elementary schools. Questions? thousands of prospective customers,
Call Coach Johnson at 754-6688 ext.5851, or email johnsonr@
wcschools.com please contact
Sharon Thompson at 615-533-0201

The Ark or thompson@crosland.com.

Vendor fees are $100 each with
all the fees to benefit the Mt. Juliet
CHRISTIAN NIGHT CLUB !!
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CHRISTIAN BANDS limited so we urge you to act quickly!
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MJMS Bears soccer champs x 2
On Monday, May 11th, the Mt. Juliet Middle School
Bears soccer team won both the district and the regional
championship. Now with a proper field to play on at the new
middle school location, Coach “Zeke” Baxter led them in a very
successful season. The parents are very proud of the team and
hope that the soccer program will continue to be an integral
part of the athletic program. Individual winners of the “all
tournament” awards were Nic Jackal, Ryan Jenkins, Nathan
Ware, Chad D’Amico, Chase Biggs, and Eric Whitmire. Not
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And with the move to the high school, and assuming ownership

welcome
of the old high school field, the Bears have also sharpened their
grounds keeping skills.
“The guys are really getting a lesson in what it means to
have such a great play to play, there’s not a middle school around
new extended store hours! with a facility like Mt. Juliet,” commented Coach Rick Johnson.
“Its hard work to maintain but well worth it when you take the
MON.-FRI. 7:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. SAT. 7:30 A.M. TO 5 P.M. field”
In spite of the fact that six of the team’s first ten games
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• HUSQVARNA MOWERS, operated by farmers? parking lot and working on field rather than practicing on it,” he
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Reminder: Early deadline for classified Keylon speaks on resignation as planner

advertisements, Friday at 1:00 PM.
Editor’s Note: The that many of the details as well. The summer is
The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet will be closed following is a statement regarding my departure are already shaping up to
Monday, May 25 in observance of taken directly from an personal and confidential, be full of seeing friends,
Memorial Day. email to this newspaper as well as still being used visiting family that live out
from former Mt. Juliet to ensure a positive and of town, and doing what I
city planner Lisa Keylon,
smooth transition for the love best which is traveling
sent late on the afternoon
City. to new places. Good
of Tuesday, May 19,
DREAM OF REMODELING? 2009. It is published here
It is true that I was planners can always find
Whether INSIDE or OUT, we make dreams come true...
with her permission and out of the office for two something to do. My work
acknowledgment. weeks. I had the flu that speaks for itself and has
• General Contractor... licensed, bonded and insured in Tennessee turned into a significant already netted me some
• Proudly serving Middle Tennessee for over 15 years infection. I am feeling wonderful opportunities.
• FREE base consultation much better and thank If you will allow me
FREE estimates By now everyone has everyone for their concern. a moment of privilege, let
heard that I have resigned When I returned to work me say this. Mt. Juliet is
Visit our website at my position as City Planner
www.insideoutconstruction.com for Mt Juliet. The decision
was a personal one that
was difficult to make, but
it was in my best interest
The decision was a personal one that was
615-298-3202 to do so. Many things
are being said about why
I left. Please understand
difficult to make, but it was in my best
interest to do so.
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City regarding my illness more than its share of
poorly. We met twice that heartache and frustration.
day to discuss the issue Cities are not about pretty
and reached an ability buildings, density, rules,
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Storing Needs for:
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needs. If you need assistance in
MOVING
deciding what size unit is best
I left the meeting to take what really matters. You
REMODELING
for you, our staff will be happy some time to think about do not have to be a leader
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to guide you with customizing how I wanted to resolve the to make a difference. You
ITEMS
STORING FILES
and selecting the perfect issue. After consultation just have to have your
storage space.
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EXTRA FURNISHINGS UNIT SIZES I trust I made the decision Never forget the most basic
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expressed concern over Juliet and those who know

what has happened.
Please understand that
this is a decision that I did
not make lightly and it is
personal. I have already
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am exploring other options
her. If there is anything I
can ever do for the City or
you please do not hesitate
to ask. I can always be
reached at lisakeylon@
gmail.com. God bless all
of us and our journeys
ahead.

MEETING, from Page 10
Kelly said that most
of the line power poles will
be located at the back of the
right-of-way line. He said
he hasn’t finished the study
on tree removal. He added
that Pike Electric has been
contracted to do the electrical
work, that the utility “may
need a few additional
easements from business
owners,” and electric lines
may cut across the corners
of some properties.
“The power will stay
on virtually all the time,”
Kelly said.
In that vein, one
business owner attending
the meeting voiced concern
about pole-mounted safety
lighting. He was concerned
that with blasting in the
area those safety lights may
be disrupted.
Kelly said that
particular issue had not
been addressed with
management, and that
business owners with
pole-mounted safety lights
should report any outages
to MTEMC.
TDS representative
Rusty Harper said cable
crossings will now be
underground, and that the
pole line of the west side
of the road will attach with
MTEMC lines and will move
to the east side of Mt. Juliet
Road.
TDOT Region 3 and
Director Winston Gafford
said the road-widening
project is a “combined effort”
with the City, and the project
will be let on June 12. He
said the “shovel ready”
project is one of many to be
given a green light across
the state due to the Federal
stimulus package.
“We will take all
precautions needed to make
this as smooth as possible,”
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June 22-24 •9AM-12PM Ages 8-9
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he said, “but it is a complex
job. It’ll be a good little work
effort.”
Gafford said the
project will most likely take
SEWING MACHINES
over two years and will result
in four lanes of traffic and a
turning lane. He added that
a “nice side effect” of the road
widening will be additional
and updated infrastructure.
“It will move traffic
a lot better, will look nice
and you’ll have a lot of new
utilities,” he said.
He gave a tentative end date
Vacuum Cleaners Repaired Call For Details
for the project as fall 2011.
He added that in mid-July,
once the project has been
contracted, representatives
will schedule another
community meeting and
“will know more.”
“As virtually every
speaker noted, the NMJR
widening project is possibly
the most complex public
works project the city
has undertaken since
its incorporation,” noted
Robertson in a statement
Tuesday. “The principle
reason for the difficulties
lie in what has defined us
over the last few years . . .
our unprecedented growth.
The project will involve
extensive coordination
between all the utilities (i.e.,
water, sewer, electric, phone
and cable, gas) as well as
the Tennessee Department
of Transportation (TDOT).
With the proximity of homes
businesses along
NMJR, and the volume of
traffic that now travels this
main corridor, ensuring this
project successfully unfolds
over the next 24 +/- months
will take the utmost in
diligence and oversight by
all of those actively involved
in the operational aspect of
construction and extreme
patience from those who
travel and live along the
road.”
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Buscherfeld, Blake Robert Earnhardt, Collin Lane Hix, Taylor Thomas Mahaffey, Haven Andrew Palmer, Bailee Anne
Mt. Juliet Butler, Brittany Ieshia
Caires, Corey Christopher
Eckwright, Rachele Dawn
Ellis, Chquinn Tranette
Holmgren, Kristofer
Richard
Mangrum, Joseph
Mannella, Sarah Elizabeth
Parris, Jonathan Ryan
Paschall, Elizabeth Nicole
Congratulations
High School Calkins, Peter Steven
Cannon, Tiffany Ann
Ellithorpe, Lucas Shayne
Embry, Michael Matthew
Holt, Chance Paul
Hood, Samantha Joan
Maphet, Palmer Laine
Marchese, Stephen Joseph
Patel, Chirag
Mahendrabhai Brittney Gilroy
Abernathy, Rachel, Ann Cannon-Grier, Sharon Essary-St.John, Brent Hoover, Sara Ann Martin, Mason Grant Patel, Khushbu
Sheney Cameron Hullett, Wendolyn Martin, Meredith Leigh Jaykrushna Class of 2009
Abney, Justin Ray
Adcox, Shane Michael Cantrell, Mary Allison Estes, April Estelle Thomas Mash, Jesse Ray Patel, Kinjal Bharat Bhai
Lebanon High School
Adkins, Zachary Russell Carver, Kiara Lauren Everett, Nicholas Jay Hutchings, Kayla Marie Mason, Peyton Rhea Patel, Pinky Vikram
Akins, Ashleigh Marie Caswell, Christina Marie Fajkus, Amanda Mae Huynh, Thuy Masters, James Nicholas Patterson, Jordan Gabriel
Anderson, Ashley Anne Cawthorne, Timothy Falls, Shatika Sharay Hyatt, Hayden Timothy Mastin, Emily Kathryn Payne, Preston Chandler
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Rodriguez, Minu Adriana CONGRATULATIONS
Briggs, Kristen Ruth Dixon, Lauren Nicole Hernandez, Medardo
Dodge, Elizabeth Dawn Hibbett II, Thomas Lin, Shimin Mike Odom, Alexandra Rogers, Eric Evan TO OUR FUTURE
Brown, Alexandria Lynn
Brown, Mark Leander
Bryan, Katie June
Dotson, Darius Jamil
Dozier, Patrick Blair
Benjamin
Hibner, Brandon Wayne
Liu, Lian
Long, Laura Elizabeth
Rebecca
O’Hara, James Ray
Rohey, Danielle Nichole
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Bufkin, Olivia Ann
Driver, Joe Lee
Duda, Douglas
Higgins, Ian Taylor
Hill, Abigail Ann
Lounsbury, Alexander
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Owen, Lindsey Reilly
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Burns, William Michael Dwenger, Dallas Adam Hix, Hayden Dale Lynn, Cody Michael Pack, Stephen Ward Seckman, Zackary
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Michael Williams, Richard Blake Brown, Jeffrey Michael

Sedgwick, Matthew Willyard, Elizabeth Jo Brown, Kyle Christopher
Charles Renee’ Buchanan, Rebecca Kalyn
Self, Kristopher Michael Wilson, Matthew Lacaria Buck, Katherine Lynne
Self, Lauren Alyse Wolfe, Katelyn Leigh Bunch, James Michael
Carol Palmer Shaffer, Morgan Brittany
Sheppard, Connie
Woodard, Trey Logen
Yates, Bentley Charles
Burch, Erin Elizabeth
Burke, Brittany Michelle
Would Like To Salute Christina Young, Geoffrey Davis Burke, Kathryn Delaney
The Class of 2009! Simcox, Courtney Ryan Zamparello, Toni Marie Burton, Alan Hunter
Sircy, Stephen Taylor Burton Lesley Elizabeth
Sliger, Christian Aaron Byrum, Lauren Elizabeth
Zamian Cable, Mackenzie Frances
2600 N. Mt. Juliet Rd.
Mt. Juliet, TN 37122
Smith, Ethan Blake
Smith, Selina Deeann
Wilson Central Cahill, Kristina Nichole
Caldwell, Jared Brett
Office 758-0488 Direct 587-1434
Palmerc@realtracs.com Spata, Alexa Marie
Spence, Mia Marie High School Callis, Justen Baxter
Campbell, Corey Matthew
Spicer, Travis Anthony Campbell, Danielle
Starks, Alyson Nicole Adcock, Hunter Reed Nicole
Stephens, Katherine Adkins, Daniel Quenton Campbell, Denarious
Grace Allen, Antonio Isaiah Darnell
Sterner, Tyler Scott Allen, Clinton David Campbell, Kyle Daniel
Tim Jackson and the Sleep Source staff would like to
Stevens, Lauren Brooke Allen, Jonathan Dane Campbell, Lacey Ann
Stinson, Joshua Daniel Allington, Cody Lamar Cargile, Dalton James
congratulate the Graduates of 2009! Stone, Jenna Leigh Alva, Francisco Santiago Carr, Clifford Ryan
Strang, Cammi Sue Anderson, Kimberly Ann Carter, Olea Mesha
11211 Lebanon Road • Mt. Juliet, TN 37122 Sullivan, Melissa Lauren Arnold, Steven Brett Champion, Eric Boyd
(615) 773-2374 Summers, Gregory Scott Atwood, Katherine Anne Chapman, Randall
Tackett, Katherine Ann Auld, Lucas Austin Edward
Class of 2009 Templeton, Parker Ervin Bacon, Sophia Hope Chapman, Rebecca Leigh
Thibodeau, Amanda Baird, Elijah Burks Christopher, Jessyca
Marie Baker, Austin Bryan Louise
Thomas, Erin Beth Baker, Kaitlyn Mechelle Clawson, Johnathan Cody
Thomas, Jillian Kristine Bald, Alyssa Nichole Coates, Samantha
Thompson, Brandon Banach, Adam Andzrej Kathleen
James Barry, Sarah Beth Collins, Bradley Martin
Thompson, Lotez Lorenzo Baskin, William Paul Taylor Bryan Collins
Best Wishes to all! Thompson, Maigan Judith Bates, Lauren Renee Cook, Eric Anthony
Thompson, Thomas Asher Batta, Alexandria Kristen Cook, Kedar Imani
Thompson, Troy Batts, Clay Kevin Cope, Candi Chantel
Dewayne Begley, Zachary Tyler Corley, Rebecca Angel
Trujillo, Zachary Keean Behel, Jonathan David Cothron, Morgan Noel
Good Luck Turner, Garrison Rashad
Badi
Bell, Whitney Savanna
Belote, Jessica Renee
Craig, Katie Yvonne
Criscoe, Amanda Gayle
Valencic, Daniel Robert Beneeld, Lindsey Marie Crockett, Terecia Shanea
To The Class of 2008! Vandierendonck, Kyle Bir, Daniel Tyler Crotzer, Devin Chase
Gene Black, Lauren Renee Crum, Ryan Christopher
Vandiver, Haley Jordan Blackman, Tyre’ Cunningham, Shannon
Vann, Iesha Patrice Dejavette Page Elizabeth
Vardaman, Victoria Lynn Blomberg, Avery Rene Curry, Bryan Dwayne
Judy Hughes • 758-0488 BARNES Walker, John Fletcher Bond, Stephen Tyler Curtis, DeAndrea Renee
Walsh, Evan Alan Boon, Isaiah Dwayne Daily, Christan Michelle
Ware, Sallie Jean Boone, Kyle Bradley Damesworth, Stephanie
Warner, Hudson Andrew Boulogne, Renae Nicole Lee
Congratulations Weatherford, Preston Boyd, Ean Andrew Daugherty, Bradley Heath
Scott Bracey, Andrew Clayton Davidson, Michael
Class Of 2009! Weathers, Katie Brooke
Weaver, Michael Duane
Bradley, Daniel Edward
Bradley, Krista Leighanne
Russell
DeLeon, Eric
Weston, Ethan Merrill Brooks, JaJuan Lavonta Dennis, Megan Ruth
White, Ethan Kyle Brooks, Stareisha Derosett, Ashlee Nicole
Willemain, Tuesday Rose Raychelle Dickens, Brian Alexander
Williams, Emily Renee Brothers, Nelson Michael Dickens, Kristie Lynn
Williams, Erik Nathan Brown, Freddie Dewayne Dickens, Tyler Neal
128 Nonaville Rd.  754-9355 Dixon, Melanie Ann
Dodson, Alisa Lynn
Douglas, Christopher
God Bless You Ryan
Dowell, Jerren
Class of 2008! Christopher
Drennen, William Mark
from Drennon, Nathaniel
Howard
Senator Driver, Mckenna Ann
Duff, Monica Lindsey
Mae Beavers Duke, Nancy Ann
Duncan, Sydney D’Suane
 The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, May 20, 2009, Page 19

Dunsavage, Caleb Wayne Elaine Mattes, Cody Lee

Early, Jacob Andrew Holcomb, Ashley Allyn Maxwell, Austin Hunter
Edwards, Adam Connor Hood, Amber Dawn Mayo, James Cecil
Edwards, Megan Elise Hopkins, Matthew Scott Mays, Leeha Renee
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Marye Howell, Cameron Walker McMurray, Arcavius
Ellis, Brandon Alexander Howlett, Christopher Laquan
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Epperson, Kyle Thomas Huggins, Thomas James Michael, Derek Dwayne 11497 Lebanon Rd.
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Eubanks, Brittany Antonette Milonis, Stephanie Alyssa Mt. Juliet, TN 37122
Michelle Hughes, Kelsi Sue Mitchell, Brittaney 758-8354 Mt. Juliet • 449-0975 Lebanon
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Faulk, Ashley Jean Jessica Tess Jenkins Morris, Jessie Rose
Finn, Shelby Elizabeth Joseph Nathaniel Jenkins Moss, Jon Aaron
Fish, Jonathan Jay Jenkins, Richard Preston Mudd, Christopher Louis
Fisher, Matthew Ryan Johnson, Alexandria Mullins, Robert
Fitzgerald, Troy Edward Danielle Alexander
Flatt, James Douglas Johnson, Mary Elizabeth Muncy, Charles Gregory
Fleming, Christopher Joines, Audrey Rae Naïve, Nicholas David
George Jones, Jessi Nicole Neely, Robert Cameron
Fletcher, Mark Collin Jones, Matthew Shane Neitzer, Stacy Jill
Fluhart, Zachary Scott Keisling, Daniel Ryan Neville, Spencer Matthew 4115 N. Mt. Juliet Road
Freeland, Allison Paige Kik, Matthew Jordan Nguyen, Minh Ngoc 754-4875
Gammons, Nicole Kim, Hyuk Scott Nikolai, James Ross
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“Congratulations Class of 2009!!”
2008!!”
Gares, Kelsey Renee Klotzback, Jacob Adam Oliver, Lindsey Morgan
Garrison, Douglas Dee Knowles, John Ryan O’Steen, Emilee Ann
Garvin, Kevin Taylor Daniel Paone, Joseph James Paul
Geist, Alexander Hugo Ladd, Katelyn Elizabeth Parkerson, Stephen Tyler
Gentry, Truman Ben
Gibbs, Shelby Nicole
LaFevers, Lauren Jane
Lalonde, Lucy Michele
Patel, Krishna Manhar
Patterson, Nathaniel CLASS
O F 2 0 09
8
Gilletly, Richard Alan Laporte, Darren Blake
Gilyard, Collin Joshua Lawrence, Shelbi Patton, Christopher Lee
Gingles, Adam Daniel Alexandria Patton, Rebekah Kathryn
Graves, Lindsey Karen Lawson, Dylan Scott Pham, Trang Tuyet
Gray, Blythe Margaret Lee, Clint Hayden Phelps, Ily Anna-Marne
Gray, Dakota James Lee, Morgan Michele Pinhal, Catherine Ann
Gray, Melanie Beth Lena, Anthony Sherman Pittman, Hunter Mason Thank you for
Greenwood, Leevie Elise Lessary, Adam Lee Pon, Richard Walter From e v e r y o n e representing your town
Greer, Ryan Matthew Lewis, Richard Russell Ponder, Nicholas Eugene
Grifth, Laura Elizabeth Liddle, Cody Garrett Poynter, Leslie Michelle a t W i l s o n B a n k and your school with pride
Gutman, Brenda May Likens, Coty Dwayne Prall, Jared Michael
Hackett, Meghann Leigh Lin, Xin Yi Presley, Jonathan Luca & Trust . . . over the years. We wish
Hackney, Hope Olivia Austin, Littlejohn, Patrick Pritchett, Ryan Kelly
Haldane, Morgan Nicole Loftis, Ashley Nicole Putman, Michael Reed you all the best as you
Haley, Richard Chase Lowe, Alison Marie Raborn, Zane Matthews
Hall, Derrika Michelle MacDonald, Jillian Raines, Darren Alexander pursue your dreams.
Hall, Shelby May Elizabeth Rather, Megan Leanne
Hallman, Gage Harrison Mackie, William David Ray, Sean Matthew
Hamblen, Jennifer Lynn Madewell, Kristen Lea Raymond, Rebekah
Hamm, Michelle Joyce Magin, Melinda Carol Cecile
Hampshire, Brittney Manning, John Ryan Reaves, Ericka Rose
Michelle March, April May Reece, Tara Allie C O N G R AT U L AT I O N S , G R A D UAT E S !
Hargrove, Kaitlyn Joy Marks, Jacqueline Revels, Jason Mwejor
Harold, Corey Evan Quinelle Riggins, Craig James
Harris, Marquita Danelle Martinez, Ricardo Riplinger, Brittany Nicole
Hart, Brandon Dale
Hart, Johnathon Lee Clairrene’s Treasures
Hassell, Jasmine Marcella
Noel Antiques & Collectibles
Hatcher, Dasha Sh’Bree 11907 Lebanon Road
Hazlett, Michael Anthony
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Heriges, Emily Rose Sunday 11-5 Congratulations
Heriges, Shelby Lynne We Buy Furniture & Stuff Class of 2009
2006 Still Here, Still Independent, Still Committed to You!
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Calendar
Memorial Day Service
May 25
The 12th Annual Memorial Day Service at the Veterans Memorial
located at Bond Memorial Chapel will be held at 10 a.m. on
Monday, May 25. Col. Robert “Bobby” Hibbett will be the guest
speaker. Veterans past and present will attend and be honored
for their service to our country and community, as well as to
remember POWs who are still missing. Bond Memorial Chapel
is located at 1098 Weston Drive and S. Mt. Juliet Road. For
more information call 773-2663.
Memorial Day checkpoints in MJ
May 25
The Mt. Juliet Police Department will be conducting sobriety
checkpoints in the Lebanon Road, Mt. Juliet Road, West Division
and Belinda Parkway areas on Monday May 25, 2009. The
hope is to deter people from driving drunk. Please, if you are
going to drink, have a designated driver, call a friend, or have
someone get you cab. The life you save may be a member of
your family.
Southern Gospel Singing
May 30
Silver Springs Baptist Church will host a Southern Gospel Singing
on Saturday, May 30, beginning at 6:30 p.m., with Richard
Gleaves and Matthew Slemp as the Masters of Ceremonies.
Featured performing groups include: the New Hope Quartet
of Mt. Juliet, Silver Springs Baptist Quartet of Mt. Juliet, Terry
Weeks of Lebanon and Fred Vanhook and the Harmoneers of
Lebanon. Admission is free, and a love offering will be taken.
Refreshments will be provided. Silver Springs Baptist Church
is located at 9938 Lebanon Road in Mt. Juliet. For more
information call 758-7853.
Little gentlemen, start your engines
May 30
The Music City Quarter Midget Racing Association will hold
its 2nd Annual Charity Race Event on Saturday, May 30, at
the Music City Speedway. QMA is a family-oriented sport that
involves racing in specially prepared cars. The cars, rules and
safety procedures are designed specifically for kids. They race
on oval tracks approximately 1/20 of a mile. A child who is 5 to
16 years of age may race. Safety features include full roll cages,
multi-point seat harnesses, full-face helmets and other gear. The
event schedule for the Charity Race Event includes a Vanderbilt
LifeFlight helicopter fly-in, a tennis ball throw and charity raffles
during race intermissions. The race begins at 12 p.m., and
gates open at 10 a.m. Concessions will be available. Admission
is free, but donations are greatly appreciated. All proceeds
benefit Vanderbilt Transport LifeFlight. For more information or
questions contact Shawn Rueff at shawn.rueff@vanderbilt.edu
or (615) 519-1909 or Julie Wright at juliewright2929@yahoo.
com or (615) 218-8729. Rain out date is Sunday, May 31.
The Music City Speedway is located at 3672 Central Pike in
Hermitage. For directions see contact info above.
Calling all writers and word lovers to the Tennessee Writers Alliance’s WordFest ‘09, June 12-13, at Cumberland University! Hear presentations and sage
advice from bestselling authors Eric Wilson and J. T. Ellison, poet Wyatt Prunty, learn about networking from agent Etta Wilson, get inspired by creativity coach
Whitney Ferre, broaden your horizons with singer-songwriter Ron Block of Union Station, and mix and mingle with writers from across the state and beyond.
There will be door prizes, sessions with editor Kathryn Knight, book sales, and journalists Dwight Lewis and Leon Alligood. Bring the first page of your novel,
or any work, to be critiqued in an informative “First Page” session with publishing insiders. The fun kicks off on Friday, June 12, with readings by William Gay
and J. Wes Yoder, as well as open mic readings, food and music at a reception at Sherlock’s Emporium in Lebanon. For more information~aP.
registration, and accommodations information visit www.tn-writers.org
Reflections from an
Old Friend
Seniors
With all the love I have for my senior citizen community, I felt it appropriate to remind
everyone about our great senior citizens. With summer just around the corner and temperatures
sure to rise into the nineties and beyond, we must all remember to check in on our senior citizens.
A lot of our senior citizens live alone and don’t drive any longer, therefore, they will need errands
ran or items picked up. If you know of a senior citizen regardless of age, who is homebound
please stop by and check in on them periodically. You will sometimes find that they are in great
need and simply don’t know who to turn to for help. You will more than likely find a sweet person
full of life, smiles, laughter, kindness, wisdom, knowledge and even a little mischief.
Unfortunately, our senior citizen population sometimes gets forgotten about and some uneducated
perceptions are that our senior citizen’s are old worn out people with nothing left to offer society,
and I reiterate, uneducated perceptions. As a matter of fact, nothing could be farther from the
truth. There has never been a time that I didn’t learn something from my elders or a senior citizen.
If we’re lucky, we’ll be senior citizens one day ourselves. But, I would seriously recommend that
anyone reading this article take time to visit and speak with a senior citizen. The experience will
indeed be worthwhile and educational.
Time and the environment have a way of changing our physical appearance on the outside, but
minus that and medical setbacks, our minds go relatively unaffected. Many a young person has
been fooled into thinking they could outsmart, outrun and even out think a senior citizen, only to
be fooled by the much wiser senior citizen. Our senior citizens are like fine wine, they just get
better with time and age. They are sort of like an old pair of jeans or shoes, the more and longer
you wear them, the better they fit.
As for the senior citizens, please keep this in mind, each day that you awake brings yet another
day to pass on your many years of wisdom and life experiences. Your experience in life is
invaluable. What makes us young at heart is our smiles, personalities, attitudes, families, friends
and love. Being old in years doesn’t make you old at heart anymore than being young in years
makes you young at heart. Having a positive attitude and a smile on your face will make you feel
young at heart. Get to know a senior citizen and please don’t forget about them.
WCHS Chorus performs
May 30
The Wilson Central High School Chorus would like to invite the community to their end of the year
performance. The performance will be held at Gladeville Baptist Church on May 30 at 6:45 p.m.
Tickets are $8 at the door. The opening choir is Southside Elementary.
Real Estate Investor’s Coffee Club
Ongoing
Real Estate Investors Coffee Club: Longtime local Realtor/
Mortgage Broker & Real Estate investor Linda Mckenzie is
organizing and hosting “The Real Estate Investor’s Coffee
Club,” which will be open to the public, and will serve as a live
networking forum for folks interested in investing in local real
estate in Wilson County. The group will meet once a month to
network and exchange information on real estate “haves” and
“wants” and to exchange knowledge and experience. Please
send your interest level in joining such a group by sending a
quick email to Lindacanhelpyou@live.com. The group plans
to meet at a local coffee spot in the early morning, once a
month. A sampling of creative topics include buying & selling
real estate using IRA retirement funds, landlord/tenant matters,
financing options for real estate investors, loan modification
options, short-sale purchasing, owner financing, leveraging
equities along with OPM (other people’s money), pre-foreclosures & REO property, good debt
versus bad debt, etc. Linda Mckenzie is a licensed Realtor with The Realty Association (phone:
615-385-9010), a life-time member of the Real Estate Investors of Nashville, TN. and a licensed
loan officer with Amerisave Mortgage Corporation, Inc.
J. O’ Rourke
complete schedule,
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The Chronicle
of Mt.ofJuliet,
Mt. Juliet,
September
May 20,
7, 2005,
2009, Page
Page 21

754-6111 754-6111
Deadline 1 p.m. Monday
CLASSIFIEDS Deadline 1 p.m. Monday

Acreage Business Services Business Services Business Services Cleaning

LAND WANTED: Want to BEAZLEY’S POOL CARE.
buy land!! If you have land Pool care, pool upkeep &
you want to sell please con- general maintenance. Con-
tact 754-2019. TC tact Clay Beazley, Certified
Pool Operator. 615-330-
9752. P 6-1
Business Services Business Services
BRADSHAW’’S TRACTOR
WORK. Bush Hog Services,
Plowing, Tilling, Grading,
Loader Work, Junk Haul-
ing, Garages Cleaned, Base-
ments Cleaned. Phone 615-
642-6191. I 5-20
___________________________
WILLETTE STONE WORK.
Stone jobs - Walls - Plant-
ers - Outdoor Firepit/Grill
- Mailboxes, etc. FREE Esti-
mates. Christian contractor
with 15 years experience.
Call 615-207-9103.
___________________________
BARRETT Tree & Lawn
Service. Tree Removal,
Trimming, Hauling, Fire-
wood, Lawn care, Mulching.
Licensed & Insured. 758-
3893 or 579-8319.
PROFESSIONAL BOOK-
KEEPING SERVICE. In-
cludes Monthly Statements
and Reports. Please call
752-2299 for more informa-
tion. P 5-20
___________________________
YOUR REMODELING DONE
AT STIMULUS PRICES!! 50
YEARS EXPERIENCE. Call
Mr. JIM at 615-390-9854.
Child Care
Child Care in My Home.
Providence area. Flexible
Rates & Hours. Full time
opening available. Call 758-
7122. I TC
___________________________
TODDLER’S PLAYHOUSE
now enrolling 3, 4 & 5 year
olds. Part & Full Time. Call
758-7777. I 6-10
**ALL PRO SERVICES **
CLEANING: Specializing in
windows, carpets, gutters,
pressure washing, driveway
sealing. Air Duct Clean-
ing & Blind Cleaning. Free
estimates & references.
Jim 754-5047. Christian
Owned/Operated.
___________________________
Specialist in Residential
Cleaning Services. When
attention to detail matters,
trust a perfectionist. Refer-
ences available. Free esti-
mates. Call Maria, 615-564-
0774. P 5-6
___________________________
TWO GIRLS & A BROOM.
Residential Cleaning. Qual-
ity work. References. Free
estimates. Insured. 758-
3176. Cell 568-6131, 968-

HIGH TOP TREE SERVICE ___________________________

Cleaning 7445. P 5-20

• Removal TERRY’S AUTO GLASS Commercial

• Chipper Service CRABTREE’S PROFES-
• Bobcat Service Windshield Repairs or Auto
• Bush Hogging SIONAL WINDOW CLEAN-
• Pressure Washing • Storm Damage
Glass replacement. FREE
• Stump Grinding Mobile Service. Established ING. Specializing in: Con-
• Cable Reinforcement
• Thinning/Maintenance “1989”. Insurance ap- crete, Wood, Vinyl Siding
FREE ESTIMATES
Licensed & Insured ($1 Million Liability)
proved. Serving Middle TN.
758-6339.
and Gutter Cleaning. Bran-
don Crabtree. 977-
COMMERCIAL
LeRoy Watkins, Manager • 28 years Experience ___________________________ 6694. P
210-7137 JUNK HAULING & LOTS
MORE Clean basements, Sanitize your
PROPERTY
attics, & yards. Most gut-
ters. Haul cars 4 Free. Land-
scaping. Stump Grinding.
Home!
Cooking Odors FOR LEASE
4 Seasons Tree Service Pressure washing. Decks & Company coming
• Trimming • Storm Damage • Removal
Driveways sealed. Call us 4
anything. Robin or Mike.
Inside Pets 1,000 sq.ft.-
• Chipper Service • Maintenance • Stump Removal Mold or Mildew
24-Hour Emergency Service 443-7146 /485-4510, 881-6 Smoking Odors 4,000 sq.ft.
Call Today For A Free Estimate 500..
___________________________
Sinus Problems
Call for more
Leonard Matthews (Owner) • Licensed & Insured
We’re proud to serve Wilson County with 14 Years of Experience 6,000,000 dust mites
BUNCH ROCK & BRICK:
Cell 585-5102 Mail Boxes, entrances, flow- living in your bed! ACT information
er beds, retainer wall and NOW! $99.00 Value
repairs. NEW - We also do First Two qualified ROBINSON
stucco. Free estimate. 754-
5034. TC
callers FREE! PROPERTIES

754-2019
___________________________ Call: 758-8179
Tree’s by Dave PRESSURE WASHING
tree service UNLIMITED, INC. Concrete
Air Flow, Deadwood, Crown Reduction, Crown Cleaning Services Include:
Restoration, Canopy Raising, Dead Wooding, Cabling Land Houses - Gutters - Drive-
& Lot Clearing Removal, Trimming & Shaping ways - Decks & More. Call
Dean at 516-9438 for
CONCRETE SPECIALIST OF TENNESSEE
landscapes
Aerating Yards, Bobcat Work, Land Excavating, FREE Estimate. I TC Specializing in aggregate stamped & all custom concrete
Local References Mulching, Transplanting Locally Owned & Operated ___________________________
DUN-RITE Garage Door COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL
****FREE Estimates**** Service. Sales - Service Parking Lots • Building Slabs • Masonry • Retaining Walls
Now accepting all major credit cards
- Installation - Repairs. Concrete Repair • Driveways • Sidewalks
Dave 260-5061 Overhead Doors & Open- • Sealing • Storm Shelters • Pole Barns
ers. FREE Estimates on Re- Prompt Service • Free Estimates Within 24 Hours
placements. 758-6285 or 30 Years Experience • Insured & Licensed
319-1645. I TC Call Ricky Jones 615-585-6586
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of Mt.
754-6111
Deadline 1 p.m. Monday
Commercial
FOR LEASE - Commer-
cial Space - Hwy 109 area
and Mt. Juliet area! Call
for more information ROB-
INSON PROPERTIES 754-
2019.
___________________________
COMMERCIAL SPACES
FOR LEASE. 500-3,000
SQUARE FEET. 754-2019.
___________________________
Ideal Sign / Truck Mechanic
Shop. 4’ - 16’ Rollups. 3200
sq. ft. Fenced parking. Rent
Negotiable. 207-9140 / 847-
4105. 20 Minutes from Mt.
Juliet / Donelson. No Lease
Required. I TC
Dozer
BOBCAT, BUSH HOGGING,
DUMP TRUCK, BACKHOE.
Concrete work. Fill Dirt and
Gravel. Portable Welding.
FREE Estimates. Cell 347-
0433, 754-0090. I
Driveways
J.C. MOSELEY BLACKTOP
Driveways ~~ Parking Lots
~~ Resurface Old Driveways
~~ Seal Coating. 319-7922.
Electrical
LICENSED & INSURED
ELECTRICIAN. Residential
& Commercial. Also, Cable/
Phone Installation. Senior
Citizen Discount. REASON-
ABLE RATES. All work
guaranteed. 615- 316-
9323. I M
___________________________
RAY ELECTRIC. No Job
Too Small. Family owned
& operated. Licensed & in-
sured. Senior Citizen Dis-
count. 773-2455. 615-681-
8787
___________________________
ARC ELECTRICAL SERVIC-
ES. Call for all your electri-
cal needs. Competitive rates.
754-9790.
For Rent
FURNISHED 1 Bedroom Ef-
ficiency on Private estate.
Water & Electric furnished.
$550 per month. 519-4492.
I TC
September
7, 2005,
Juliet, May Page
20, 2009
CLASSIFIEDS
For Rent
FLORIDA CONDO - $500
PER WEEK. On World Fa-
mous Daytona Beach. Call
615-587-2071. P 6-3
___________________________
Furnished room in private
home. All utilities furnished.
Old Hickory area. 758-
3995. I 5-20
___________________________
2BR, 2BA, Mobile Home.
Private area. Adults only.
No pets. All appliances. In-
cludes Washer & Dryer. Ref-
erences. 758-3578. I
Stoner Creek Apartments
1 Bedroom starts at $327
2 Bedroom starts at $402
Partial utilities paid
127 Belinda Pkwy.
(615) 758-5494
For Sale
Med-Lift Chair. Maroon. Re-
clines to a bed or stands you
up. Foot extension & will lift
6’3”, 350 lbs. Retails $1,200,
selling $650.00. 758-9730.
___________________________
Queen bedroom set, 6’ head-
board, 4’ footboard, wood
side rails. Split dresser, 1
side w/mirror, other draw-
ers as high as mirror. 1
night stand. Includes Pillow-
top mattress & springs. Paid
over $1,500, $400. Call
415-0775 or 443-7086.
___________________________
Kitchen & Bathroom cabi-
nets, door, counter top. Re-
modeling. Looks great for
a fraction of the cost. Very
reasonable prices. Call Dave
712-4777. P 6-10
LAWN MOWERS
Limited Supply. Reg. $599 to $799 now
Self propelled electric start w/charger plus bring in
an old mower running or not and we’ll take another
$100 OFF any. You’ll only pay
Bonus FREE Electric Weed Eater.
847-4105
For Sale
1) High Quality Full Mattress
Set. New w/Warranty. Can
deliver. Lists $240.00, sac-
rifice $117.00. New Queen
Set Lists $299, Sell $127.
615-394-0861.****
2) New King Mattress set in
plastic. Never used.
Warranty inc. Retails for
$360. Will sell for $187.
615-575-5992. ************
3) Bedroom set-Cherry
or pine finish. Dresser/
Mirror/n/stand/chest/
hdbd/frame. New in boxes.
Lists $999.00. Will sell for
$567.00. Lay-a-way
available. Can deliver. 615-
394-0861. ******************
4) All new, all leather Sofa &
Loveseat. No vinyl!!! Lists
$1899, will sell for $957.00.
Lay-a-way available. Can
deliver. 615-394-0861. ****
5) All new Micro-fiber Sofa
& Loveseat. Retails $999.00,
will sell for $587.00 while
they last. Can deliver. Lay-
a-way (yes). 615-394-0861.
I TC
Garage Sales
WE PAY CASH! Now buying
Mowers, tillers & chippers.
Running or Not. Call 847-
4105.
___________________________
YARD SALE - Like new mow-
ers. 1/2 the cost of new.
Riders as low as $395. 847-
4105.
___________________________
WE PAY CASH - Now buying
mowers. Tillers & chippers.
Running or not. Call 847-
4105.
___________________________
GS - Friday & Saturday,
May 22 & 23. 1533 MIRES
ROAD, off Stewarts Ferry, S.
Mt. Juliet Road.
___________________________
$399
$299.
Garage Sales
NEW FLEA MARKET &
FARMER’S MARKET.
Opened in Lakewood. Go
GREEN - Fresh produce
Stand. Start your own busi-
ness for as little as $35..
Outside table $20. Call
Rhonda 568-4231. I TC
___________________________
Garage Sale - May 23. Furni-
ture, Jewelry, Wicker, Large
Selection of NEW Size 6 only
Naturalizer Shoes. $10 pair.
Plus Size Clothes. World
War II & Civil War Book col-
lection. Computer equip-
ment. 1136 WOODRIDGE
PLACE
___________________________
HUGE Multi-Family Yard
Sale. Friday & Saturday,
May 22 & 23. Just past Prov-
idence. Take left on Central
Pike, go 1.5 miles take right
on Windy Road. (Tinnell Val-
ley Subd.) 1st Road on left,
Oslo. Furniture, clothes,
collectibles. Baby items,
Electronics. Too much to
mention. Something for ev-
eryone.
___________________________
Garage Sale - Friday & Sat-
urday, May 22 & 23. Rain
or shine. TRIPLE CROWN
SUBD. Off Pleasant Grove
Road. 7009 COUNT FLEET
COURT. 3 Families. Clothes
- Jr. - Women sizes. House-
hold items. Bicycles.
___________________________
HUGE MOVING SALE - In-
side & Out. DOWNSIZING.
4,000 sq. ft. plus base-
ment. MEN Don’t miss this
one!! Horseshoe Cove, off
Nonaville Rd. to 1015 SING-
ING SPRINGS ROAD. Satur-
day, May 23, 6am - ? Rain
or shine.
___________________________
BIG MULTI-FAMILY SALE.
Furniture. All clothing
($10 & under), misc., tools.
Thursday & Friday, 8:30-
5:00. Saturday - NOON. 115
Rolling Mill Road.
___________________________
HUGE YS. Toddler clothes,
baby items, furniture &
much more. Friday, May 22
& Saturday, May 23, 8am
till ? 616 DENVER DRIVE,
Hermitage, off Andrew Jack-
son, Villages of Tulip Grove.
___________________________
Saturday, May 22, 126
SUNNY VALLEY ROAD, Mt.
Juliet. A little bit of every-
thing.
754-6111
Deadline 1 p.m. Monday
Garage Sales
MOVING SALE - Friday &
Saturday, May 22 & 23,
7am-2pm. 4244 SAMOA
DRIVE, Hermitage. Rain or
shine.
___________________________
2 Family Garage Sale. May
22 & 23, Friday & Saturday.
544 & 486 OLD LAGUARDO
ROAD. 1971 FORD Pickup
truck. Clothes. Lots of furni-
ture, misc.
___________________________
Mt. Juliet NEIGHBORHOOD
YARD SALE. Timber Trail
Subd. N.Mt. Juliet Road.
Saturday, May 23rd, 7am
until.
___________________________
Garage Sale - 685 POPLAR
DRIVE, Poplar Ridge Subd.
Friday & Saturday, May
22 & 23. 7am-4pm. Furni-
ture, small appliances, toys,
Clothes & much more.
___________________________
TRIPLE CROWN NEIGH-
BORHOOD YARD SALES.
Saturday & Sunday. May 23
& 24, 7am-4pm. Turn at
BP/McDonalds, off MJ Road
onto Pleasant Grove Road,
go to end of Pleasant Grove
Rd, TC on Right.
___________________________
Garage Sale - Wednesday,
May 20th thru Saturday,
May 23rd. Friday & Sat-
urday weather permitting.
Starts at 8am daily. Collect-
ible glassware, electronics,
clothing, housewares, pe-
rennial plants, small crape
myrtle trees, lots of misc.
1532 STONEHILL ROAD
(Belinda City). Call 476-
8515 for directions.
Help Wanted
Immediate
Two openings in
Lebanon and two
in Mt. Juliet.
Approx. 10 hours per
week...work from home.
Company training
...need good
people skills.
CALL NOW:758-8179

754-6111
Deadline 1 p.m. Monday
Help Wanted
Immediate income. Work
from home. 758-8179. P
___________________________
Lawn Mower Mechanic. Sat-
urdays ONLY - for now. Pos-
sibly full time later. $12.50
hour. Must have experience.
207-9140.
___________________________
Sub worker Needed - Heat
& Air Conditioning System
to do change out. Call 754-
4046 between 8am - 12pm.
___________________________
PART TIME - Need $500 per
month additional income.
Call now: 758-8179.
___________________________
NOW HIRING: companies
desperately need employ-
ees to assemble products at
home. No selling, any hours.
$500 weekly potential. Info.
1-985-646-1700, DEPT. TN-
4183. P 5-20
___________________________
Immediate income: Money
this week....good people
skills. CALL NOW. Let’s get
started: 758-8179. P 13
___________________________
Interested in a SIX figure
income! CALL NOW for
details. 758-8179.
___________________________
Like to travel, want a new
car, need health insur-
ance? For details: Call
now: 758-8179. P 5-13
CNA
Great Work Environment
Seeking caring Certified Nurse As-
sistants for our 106 bed SNF. Very
competitive pay, excellent benefits
and education scholarships. EOE.
Fax resume to 615-758-5450. Apply
at 2650 N. Mt. Juliet Rd. MJ
Mt. Juliet Health
Care & Rehab
Home For Sale
NICE RENT TO OWN. No
qualifying. Guaranteed fi-
nancing. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath
homes in Antioch, LaVergne,
Smyrna and Murfreesboro.
www.nashvilleleasetoown.
com or 641-3224.
___________________________
BY OWNER: 2,735 Sq. Ft.
5BR, 3BA Mt. Juliet area.
Agents welcome. Asking
$254,900. All offers consid-
ered after you go through
the home. 417-9746.
CLASSIFIEDS
Home Improvement
TOMMY’S BUILDERS RE-
MODELING. Room Addi-
tions, Electrical, Plumbing,
Painting, Gutters, Siding,
Decks, Roofing, Drywall &
Repairs. 30 years experi-
ence. Bonded & Insured.
405-8179.
___________________________
HARD WOOD FLOORS -
Installation, sand and fin-
ish, refinish old floors. Terry
Pearson 754-8385 TC
___________________________
CONCEPT BUILDERS
- Sunrooms, additions, re-
modeling, screened patios &
garages. ROOFING. FREE
Estimates Licensed & in-
sured. 754-6390 or 973-
6690
___________________________
LANGLEY HOME IM-
PROVEMENTS. All types
of remodeling. Room Ad-
ditions, decks, sunrooms,
bath rooms. FREE Esti-
mates. Licensed - Bonded-
Insured 390-7010 or 758-
0094 I TC
___________________________
BRAD’S HANDYMAN SER-
VICE. No job too small. Can
do anything. 615-804-1368.
Mt. Juliet Resident. P 20
___________________________
ESTES ROOFING. 22 Years
Experience. Great rates.
FREE Estimates. Work-
manship Warranty. Wilson
County’s most trusted roof-
ing company. 443-3210.
•Licensed
•Bonded
•Insured
FREE ESTIMATES
443-2252
All Home Electrical Framing • Decks
New Home Installation Kitchens • Baths
Service Upgrades Flooring • Plumbing
Breaker Panels Drywall • Painting
Wiring and Outlets Siding • Roong
Ceiling & Any Handyman
Troubleshooting Service Call
Senior Citizen Discount
615-506-2603
FREE Estimates
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Home Repair Lawn Care
ROBERSON Remodeling. AERATE, Dethach, Seed,
OFFERING HOME REPAIR Fertilize, Mow, Bush Hog-
services of all types. Includ- ging, Trim, Tree Work,
ing carpentry (trim & finish), Hedges, Dirt & Mulch deliv-
Painting, Plumbing, Elec- ered. Bobcat Work. 453-
tric, Replacement Doors,
5800.
Windows, Gutters, Siding,
___________________________
Carports. Garage conver-
EARHART LAWN CARE.
sions. Richard 582- Mowing - Aerating - Land-
1079. P 4-29
scaping - Seeding - Fertil-
Lawn Care izing. Jason-481-9909.
___________________________
BOBCAT, BUSH HOGGING,
OWENS MOWIN’ Dependable.
DUMP TRUCK, BACKHOE.
Reasonable rates. For a
Beautiful Manicured Lawn”. Concrete work. Fill Dirt and
Gravel. Portable Welding.
754-2770. Call between
9am-10pm. 7 days. Free Estimates. Cell 347-
___________________________ 0433. 754-0090. I TC
___________________________
MAAS TREE SERVICE.
Master’s Landscape
Tree removal, trimming,
Design
Need a new landscape? If the topping, brush chipping,
landscape around your home stump grinding. Commercial
or business is in need & Residential. Insured. Free
of a new look, call estimates. 615-945-2755.
Master’s Landscape
Design. FREE ___________________________
ESTIMATES, LAWN CARE - Mow & Trim.
Pics & References Hedge Trimming. Depend-
Available!Mt. Juliet,
able. Reasonable Rates. Free
TN 37122
615-557-6732 estimates. Call Richard. Cell
- 944-6301 or Home - 449-
0803. I TC
Completed
___________________________
Over 1300 MIKE’S LAWN SERVICE -
Landscapes
Cut * Weedeat * Clean Up.
FREE Estimates. 615-828-
Contact 4378. P 5-30
Barry Jamison ___________________________
758-3877 LANDSCAPING & LAWN
FREE ESTIMATE
MOWING. Decorative rock
and stone flower beds and
bnjami@comcast.net
bnjami@aol.com trees. Retaining walls. Very
reasonable prices. Call Dave
JSE Landscaping & Lawncare
712-4777. P 6-1
Mowing • Mulching Legal Notice
• General clean up
It is the intention of Morris
Landscape Installation W. Adcock to take ownership
and Maintenance of Jerry T. Moore, III’s 1995
Call Jody 519-7880 CHEVROLET TAHOE, VIN
#: 3GNEK18K3SG118450,
for a FREE ESTIMATE
by way of garage keepers
lien. Said vehicle was left at
419 HILLVIEW DRIVE, Mt.
Juliet, TN 37122 on March
26, 2008. P 5-27
Painting
******B&H PAINTING*****
Interior & Exterior. Free Es-
timates. Reasonable Rates.
Senior Citizen Discount
Give us a call. 615-424-
0133. I 5-6
Mt. Juliet, May 20,
September 2009, Page 23
7, 2005,
754-6111
Deadline 1 p.m. Monday
Painting
THE LORD’S COLORS
PAINTING AND CON-
STRUCTION. 26 Years Inter-
national Experience. Archi-
tectural/Interior/ Exterior
Design. Residential/Com-
mercial/Industrial. Remod-
eling/New Constructions.
Call Christian for estimates
582-9254. P 5-20
__________________________
Vester Bradshaw’s
Painting. Inte-
rior and exterior painting.
Drywall & Texture Repair.
Cabinet refinishing. Power
washing, Driveway & Decks
sealed. Minor carpentry
work. 615-642-6191.
___________________________
ANTONELLI PAINTING and
Repairs. 35 years expe-
rience. Interior/Exterior
painting. Drywall repairs.
Pressure Washing, Deck
Refinishing, Replacement
Windows. 449-6512 or 512-
3964. I TC
___________________________
SAVAGE PAINTING - Inte-
rior - Exterior. OWNER ON
EVERY JOB. Very reason-
able. Free estimates. Refer-
ences. Cell 337-2960, 883-
5810.
___________________________
RUSTY BRADSHAW PAINT-
ING. Residential & Com-
mercial. Inside & Outside.
Drywall & Carpentry Repair.
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