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Volume 29 June 17, 2009 Number 23

Nearly a year later:

You Heard it First

Latest - and
largest - offer
for old MJES
property where is the MJ
Page 3
Recreation Center
expansion?
Sign ordinance
citations
dismissed by
MJ judge
Page 5

Who’s the new

District 5
county squire?
Page 9

How you can

help a MJ
woman struck
down in the
street Panattoni Development Company has built a lage industrial complex off the Beckwith Road exit on I-40, and when
local country music legend Charlie Daniels agreed to perform at their open house last year his representatives and
Page 16 Panattoni entered into an agreement for Panattoni to build an expansion to the Mt. Juliet Community Recreation
Center. That was in October, 2008. Nearly nine months later, there’s just a concrete slab. What happened?
Page 2, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, June 17, 2009

Wilson Black History Committee hosts fundraiser for restoration project

By Connie Esh
Special to The Chronicle
State Sen. Thelma
Harper (Dist. 19) told about
200 local supporters of
restoring Pickett-Rucker
Chapel Friday night that
if she needed to get a job
done, she would call on
Mary Harris.
Harris is the president
of the Wilson County Black
History Committee, which
sponsored the fundraising
banquet at James Ward
Agricultural Center, where
Harper was the keynote
speaker.
Harper encouraged
everyone present to pledge
support for the project,
saying, “The Lord didn’t
give us money to take to the
graveyard. He wants us to
leave some of it here.”
She emphasized the
importance of the project as
a way to preserve the history
of African Americans for the
children who come after.
“Children will know
what their great-great-
great grandmothers and
grandfathers did,” Harper
said. “They will learn from
the struggles, and they will
learn the work ethic from
the slaves who built Pickett-
Rucker.”
She pointed out
children now have a hard
time believing even some of
the simplest changes that
have come about since the
chapel was built.
No air-conditioning,
for example.
“The shade of
the trees was all the air-
conditioning they had,”
she said. “Had a horse and
wagon, and rode to church

Trading Places
fighting flies and gnats.” She
added that her grandson

Consignment
didn’t believe her when she
told him that.
Harper said she also
opposed any bill allowing
any one to carry a concealed
weapon into a church.
“Church has always
Trading Places would like been where we go for
to thank our customers and comfort,” she said. “My
concern now is we don’t look
consigners for making our
at church the way we once
first month in did. It was holy and safe.”
business amazing. She ended her
speech by encouraging
Thursday & Friday 10AM-5PM
the group to work hard to
Saturday complete the restoration
10AM-4PM and develop the building
as a museum and history
12020-A Lebanon Rd.
(Previously Sports World) center.
“It will be a center
Mt. Juliet, TN 37122
people will come to from all
(615) 553-4119 around to see how you did
it,” she said.
The chapel was
tradingplacestn@comcast.net
originally built by slaves
around 1827. It was the first
brick building in Lebanon
and served as a church for
Mt. Juliet business owner Lonnie Bender asked all those attending
the Wilson County Heritage banquet Friday evening at the Ward
Agriculture Center to volunteer time and money to help renovate
the Pickett-Rucker Chapel. The building was the first brick building
in Wilson County. ~ Photo by John Butwell
whites and slaves until after to completely restore the
the Civil War. historic chapel and rename
In the late 1860s, it the Roy Bailey African
the white congregation built Museum and History
another church and moved, Center.
giving Pickett-Rucker to the The museum will not
black community. only house artifacts gathered
It remained a black from all over Wilson County,
Methodist church until it will provide a meeting place
the congregation outgrew for a variety of historical
the building and moved to programs, according to
a larger building on C. L. Harris.
Manier Street. Anyone interested in
Next, the historic contributing time, money,
chapel was home to a local artifacts or skills to the
theater group, and when restoration project should
they disbanded it was sold contact Harris at 444-9487
to the Black Historical or email gballard@comcast.
Committee for a museum. net. All donations are tax-
The group plans deductible.

Jack Johnson became the first African-American man to hold the

Vacation Bible School World Heavyweight Champion boxing title in 1908. He held on to
the belt until 1915.
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County gets $3.4M offer for entire 12 acres of Old MJES property
By Tomi L. Wiley
Managing Editor
The highest offer so
far was put on the table last
week for what is arguably
the most sought-after piece
of real estate in Mt. Juliet, a
county official said Monday,
with a price tag of $3.4
million for 12 acres.
Wilson County
Mayor Robert Dedman said
Monday that he received an
offer on what is commonly
known as the old Mt. Juliet
Elementary School property,
located at the corner of Mt.
Juliet Road and Division, on
Thursday, June 11. Dedman
said he received the offer
from a “local seller,” though
wouldn’t divulge the name,
for a total of $3.4 million
for the entire 12 acres,
although the offer “hasn’t
been proved.”
“There are four or
five pages (in the offered
contract) of ‘if, ands or
buts,’ but it is for the entire
12 acres,” Dedman said
Monday. “If we can sell the
whole lot of it, that’s what
(county officials) we’d prefer
to do.”
A contract for the
sale of the property dated
June 11 between Wilson
County and Odell Binkley
obtained on Tuesday by this
newspaper lists the purchase
price as $3.4 million with
$100,000 as earnest money.
(L-R) Belinda Arender, Rick Smith, Lori Barnard, Chuck Gregory, Jackie Malone, Marlin Lindsay, Lebanon; Tim Linville, Mt. Juliet
The contract states that
“this sale will be closed on or
before 90 days from the end
of the due diligence period.”
As far as zoning
for the parcel, which was
within the boundaries
of the recently defunct
Village Overlay District,
the contract states that “If
Buyer has not been able
to obtain zoning for retail/
office/recreation facility and
water and sewer capacity
approval for $100,000
square feet + by the e n d
of the contingency period,
Buyer can extend this
period by making $5,000
of the earnest money non
refundable per month until
such is obtained. If these
items cannot be obtained in
a time frame satisfactory to
the Buyer, Buyer may cancel
this contract and receive a
refund of all earnest money
that has not become non
refundable.
“Seller has 45 days
from the receipt of this
contract to accept or reject
it.”
Dedman said he sent
the offer to Wilson County
Attorney Mike Jennings
and Wilson County Finance
Officer Ron Gilbert for their
consideration late last week.
He added that Jennings
had been out of the office
until Monday and he’d yet
to hear back from them. The
county’s asking price for
this property is reportedly
The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, June 17, 2009, Page 3
$3.5 million.
Dedman said there
are two other offers being
considered for purchase
of the property, including
purchase of $1.1 million for
around two acres.
A letter of intent
obtained by this newspaper
and submitted by Kurt
Wolfman of K Jon Realty
states that he represents
CVS Pharmacy and offered
$1.1 million for two acres of
the property. The letter was
sent to Dedman on April
27.
Wolfman said
the offer is currently
“going through the proper
channels.” He added that
there is not an expiration
date on the offer, but he has
yet to hear back from county
officials.
Binkley, a Mt. Juliet
resident, said Tuesday that
he earlier offered of $2.25
million for the entire 12
acres, which he presented
to county officials “around
a month ago.” He said he
planned to develop retail and
office space on the property
but also has not gotten
a response from county
officials.
Jennings said
The Old Mt. Juliet Elementary School property, considered by city
Tuesday that he has leaders and officials to be one of the most prime pieces of real estate
forwarded the offers to the
Wilson County Public Works
in the city, is owned by Wilson County, which has listed the 12-acre
Department for consultation,
parcel at $3.5 million. It was the site of a temporary carnival through
but that committee has yet
June 13, which benefitted the Wilson County Explorer program.
to schedule a meeting to
~ Photo by Tomi L. Wiley
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Page 4, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, June 17, 2009

Politics from Local Leaders

State Senator Mae Beavers’ Legislative Update
Legislators debate budget as session nears an end
Nenator Mae Beavers Tennessee does not want to adoption of any policies to
and her Republican col- house GITMO Detainees protect those who are in the
leagues continued to debate The Tennessee State Sen- United States illegally. It
Offering the latest in Dental the governor’s budget this ate voted this week to op- also urges the State Attorney
week as the General As- pose bringing any detainees General and local govern-
Techniques & Technology sembly attempts to formu- now housed at the Guanta- ments to pursue any federal
late a reasonable budget for namo Bay, Cuba detention funds allocated to combat il-
the state of Tennessee dur- facility into any Tennessee legal immigration.
Stephen Foster, D.D.S. ing these difficult economic prisons. Bills in Brief
times. The resolution, SJR 381, Tennessee Transportation

Sedation Dentistry
fewer appointments
“We believe that the state
needs to live within its
means during these hard
expresses opposition
the utilization of any local,
to

state, federal or private jail,

anxiety - GONE! times, and Republicans are
working diligently to come
pain - GONE!
up with a plan that cuts
WOW! both spending and taxes in
order for Tennesseans to
Get the WOW Smile you’ve always wanted!! get back on their feet dur-
experienced since 1986 ing these hard times,” said
team 754-2295 Beavers.
www.fosteringsmiles.com The budget will most
likely be debated further in
the House and Senate next
week.
Resolution sends message
prison or detention facil-
ity in Tennessee. A copy of
the resolution will be sent to
President Barak Obama and
each member of Tennessee’s
Congressional Delegation.
The resolution was ap-
proved by a vote of 29 to 1.
The bill is still pending ac-
tion in the House of Repre-
sentatives.
Senate passes and sends
to governor legislation pre-
venting any locality in Ten-
nessee from becoming a
“sanctuary city” for illegal
aliens
Senate bill 1310 won pas-
sage this week preventing
any city in Tennessee from
becoming a “sanctuary city”
for illegal aliens. A “sanctu-
ary city” is a term given to a
city in the United States that
follows certain practices to
protect illegal aliens. Thirty-
eight cities in the U.S. have
been recognized as sanctu-
ary cities, but many sources
have identified over 200 city
or county governments na-
tionwide as having practiced
such policies.
The measure prohibits lo-
cal governments or the head
of such localities from pass-
ing any ordinances or poli-
cies that allows for a sanc-
tuary city to be located in
Tennessee. The bill is de-
signed to be a pre-emptive
strike to guard against the
Infrastructure Fund – Legis-
lation, SB 2120, that would
provide a vehicle for local
governments to finance and
complete local transporta-
tion projects was approved
by the full Senate this week.
The bill would give local
governments the option of
applying for a low interest
loan for eligible infrastruc-
ture projects with flexible
repayment terms. The State
Transportation Infrastruc-
ture Fund would also let
Tennessee make application
for a portion of $200 million
in stimulus funds recently
made available through the
American Recovery and Re-
investment Act.
Tennessee declares
state’s sovereignty -- The
full Senate voted to approve
a resolution, HJR 108,
claiming Tennessee’s “sov-
ereignty under the Tenth
Amendment to the Consti-
tution of the United States.”
The proposal is designed to
send Congress a message
that the federal government
has overstepped its Consti-
tutional bounds by man-
dating a massive amount
of federal policies upon the
states in violation of the
Amendment. The language
of the Tenth Amendment is
clear and concise that the
federal government’s powers
are limited to a specific set
of activities. Twenty-eight
states have approved simi-
lar resolutions.

Local students graduate UT Martin

Several Wilson County residents were among
students who received degrees from the University
of Tennessee at Martin during the recent spring
commencement held in Kathleen and Tom Elam Center
on the UT Martin campus.

The students receiving undergraduate degrees

were:
• Lebanon – Lance A. Alsup; Tyler Jean Smith;
• Mt. Juliet – Elizabeth Amber Aizer.
Page 5, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, June 17, 2009 The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, June 17, 2009 Page 5

MJ Realtors, others issued sign ordinance citations dismissed in court

By Tomi L. Wiley that it says it in black andalong with continued public Thomas and asking for his “And if he’s done something
Managing Editor white.” education, will help to signs back. with them I’d like my money
Thomas added that a reduce the number of future “I plan on calling back, or for him to pay for
Around a dozen city prosecutor argued that violations.” him up and getting my signs new signs. I think we all
people who were cited and was not the intent of the Thomas said that back,” the Realtor said. deserve that.”
fined for violations of the ordinance. Mt. Juliet City other Realtors who have
sign ordinance had their Attorney Jason Holleman been issued citations for
citations dismissed June 9 also disagreed. sign ordinance violations yet
when the Mt. Juliet judge “Although I was not to appear in court should
interpreted the ordinance as representing the City at thealso cite the 10 day notice
stating that a 10 day notice section in the
had to be issued City Code with
before a citation “The judge read the ordinance a couple of hopes to get
could be written. times and said I was exactly right,” Thomas their citations
M t .
Juliet Municipal
said. “He said that the ordinance itself says dismissed as
well.
Judge Stephen they (city codes enforcers) have to give 10 “They should
G r a u b e r g e r days notice, that it says it in black and white.” say the same
d i s m i s s e d thing until they
citations written Realtor George Thomas
(city officials)
by City codes do something
enforcers for June 9th City Court hearing, with this.”
signs posted in or within my understanding is that Thomas said
10 feet of the public right of there were about a dozen reimbursement for fines he
way and in violation of the people whose citations were paid when his signs were
sign ordinance. According to dismissed. It’s also my confiscated “never came up”
local Realtor George Thomas, understanding that there during the court session but
Grauberger sided with him are about another dozen that he planned on phoning
and other area Realtors who people who have upcoming City Codes Enforcer Steve
were recently cited when court dates on citations
Thomas pointed out the related to signs being placed
section of the ordinance that in the public right-of-way.
dealt with a mandatory 10 “Because I was not
day notice. present at the June 9 City
Thomas said Court hearing, I cannot
Grauberger dismissed the comment on the specific facts
citations based on Mt. Juliet of any cases that were heard
City Code § 11-107(a)(1), on that date,” Holleman
which states that “The sign responded via email this
administrator or his/her week. “However, the 10 day
designee shall order the notification requirement of
removal of any sign erected Mt. Juliet City Code § 11- Dr. Corey Jackson, D.D.S., L.L.C. Dr. Robert Archer, D.D.S., P.C.
or maintained in violation 107(a)(1) does not apply to
of this article, providing ten signs in the public right- (We have moved directly across N. Mt. Juliet Road in the Caldwell Plaza Building)
(10) days’ written notice to of-way. Rather, the next
• Dental Implants (Single Tooth and Implant Retained Dentures)
the owner of the premises section of the sign ordinance,
upon which the offending Mt. Juliet City Code § 11- • Painless Surgical Laser Procedures • Whitening • White Fillings
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of this article. If, after ten property or a public right-of-
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owner has failed to achieve signs shall be considered
compliance with this article, litter.’”
Serving Wilson County for over 35 years!
a citation to municipal court Holleman added that
shall be issued. However, providing a 10 notice for
when good faith efforts to signs illegally placed in the
bring a sign into compliance public right-of-way would be
FREE WHITENING
have begun within ten days not different that providing a
with completion of exam,
of notice of violation, the 10 day notice prior to citing cleaning and xrays.
sign administrator may other littering violations.
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extend the time period for Holleman said the
compliance with this article current sign ordinance will
to a period not to exceed 30 most likely not be revisited
days.” or changed.
“The judge read the “It’s not feasible
ordinance a couple of times or likely to deter future Monday, Tuesday, & Friday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
and said I was exactly right,” violations. The City intends Wednesday & Thursday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thomas said. “He said that to follow its current
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they (city codes enforcers) reasonable
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Obituaries and breaking news are Obituaries

updated regularly and available at
www.thechronicleof mt juliet .com
HOYER, Shirley
Shirley Hoyer, age 80, of Mt. Juliet, passed away Friday, June 12, 2009, from a sudden
illness. Preceded in death by her husband, HarveyHouer. Survived by her companion, Bill
Clark; children, Terri (David) Crocker, Tim (Teresa) Hoyer and Casey (Gary Baker) Stewart;
grandchildren Jaime, Justin and Josh Crocker, Alyssa Hoyer, Kyle and Katelyn Stewart,
Courtney Rankin, Patrick and Thomas Ott; great grandchildren, Zakk, Landon, Chelsey
and Caitlin. Mrs. Hoyer was a retired dog groomer. A graveside memorial service for the
family will be held in Ohio at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be
made to the American Heart Association. Hermitage Funeral Home, 535 Shute Lane, Old
Hickory, TN 37138. 615-889-0361.

JOHNSON, Deborah Lynn

Deborah Lynn Johnson, age 54, of Mt. Juliet, TN, died Thursday, June 11, 2009.

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Mrs. Johnson was a native of Kansas City, KS. She was the daughter of the late, Paul
Thomas and Hazel Wood Wilson. She is survived by husband David Johnson of Mt. Juliet;
son Michael (Jamie) Johnson of Mt. Juliet; daughter Nicole (Scott) Little of Gallatin, TN;
sister Brenda Scott of San Diego, CA; grandchildren Cameron Johnson and Michael
Johnson. Funeral services will be conducted 11 a.m. Saturday, June 20, at Bond Memorial
Chapel with Rev. Chuck Groover officiating. Interment will follow at Mt. Juliet Memorial
Gardens. The family requests that memorials be made to Alive Hospice, 1718 Patterson
Street, Nashville, TN 37203. Visitation will be 9-11 a.m. Saturday at Bond Memorial
Chapel, N. Mt. Juliet Road and Weston Drive, Mt. Juliet, TN. (615)773-2663. Obit Line
(615)641-2663, www.bondmemorial.com

• Patios SCOTT, Conrad W.

• Decks Conrad W. Scott, age 78, of Mt. Juliet, TN, died Saturday, June 13, 2009. Mr. Scott
was a faithful member of West Hills Baptist Church in Lebanon, TN. He was a veteran of
Call for a quote the U.S. Air Force serving in the 31st Fighter Escort Wing. His career spanned 59 years in

754-2019 aviation maintenance as a mechanic, teacher, inspector, examiner and, most recently, as a
Designated Airworthiness Representative for the FAA. In 2001, he was the recipient of the
prestigious Charles Taylor Master Mechanic Award. Mr. Scott was a 33rd Degree Mason.
He was the son of the late, John W. and Eva Amburgey Scott. He is survived by his wife
of 57 years, Patsy Depew Scott; daughters Diane Scott (Benny) Edmondson, Pamela Scott
Licensed General Contractor in the State of Tennessee (Jim) Tyson and Karen Scott Ferraro; grandchildren Heather Ziegler, Nicole Edmondson,
Insured and Bonded Ashley Edmondson, Robert Battle and Joseph Battle; step-grandchildren Bethany Tyson
Sharp and Matthew Tyson; great-grandchild Hayden Cook.
Funeral services were conducted 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June
16, at Bond Memorial Chapel with Dr. Jonas Taylor and
Three
Three Rev. Aubrey Hayes officiating. Graveside services with
Subdivisions military honors will be conducted 3 p.m. EST Wednesday,
Subdivision June 17, at Tri-Cities Memory Gardens in Blountville,
In
in TN. Flowers accepted or memorials may be made to the
Mt. Juliet
Mt.Juliet Building Fund of West Hills Baptist Church 1240 Leeville
Pike, Lebanon, TN. Visitation will be 5-7:30 p.m. Tuesday
at Bond Memorial Chapel, N. Mt. Juliet Road and Weston
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The 2009 Adult Basketball League season starts

Obituaries Monday, July 13, in Mt. Juliet. There is an eight team
STEWART, Harold Elton “Jack”
maximum with an age limit of 20 years old and up.
Harold Elton “Jack” Stewart, age 91, a 33 year resident of Mt. Juliet, TN, entered The entry fee is $500.00, which includes 14 regular
into eternal rest Monday, June 15, 2009. Mr. Stewart was a member of Tulip Grove Baptist season games and a playoff. Deadline for signups is
Church, Al Menah Shrine, Mt. Juliet Masonic Lodge #642, Harvey Freeman Chapter Friday, June 26. For more information call Tim Henson
#181, O.E.S. and was a former member of the Mt. Juliet Lions Club. He was a real estate with the City of Mt. Juliet at (615) 642-6130.
developer and an auctioneer. Mr. Stewart developed Clearview Estates in Mt. Juliet, TN.
He was the son of the late, Carl Elton Stewart, Sr. and Katie Pearl Vickery Stewart. He was
also preceded in death by his brother, William Arthur Stewart.
Mr. Stewart is survived by is wife of 65 years, Virginia Ingleheart Stewart; son,
Larry Douglas (Harriet) Stewart; daughter Shirley Stewart (Alan) Scully; brother Carl Elton
Stewart, Jr.; grandchildren Vanessa Ann Bridge, Keri Ann (Jason) Goodfriend, Erin Valerie
(Andrew) Holm, Marie Celeste Stewart, Amanda Lenore Stewart, Laura Elizabeth Stewart,
Emily Virginia Stewart and Claire Noel Stewart; great-grandchildren, Zachary Evan Bridge,
Zane Alexander Bridge, Savannah Therese Evans, Alexander Caleb Blair, Cailyn Dorothy
Goodfriend, Charlotte Grace Goodfriend and Tristan Matthew Holm. Funeral services will
be conducted 11 a.m. Thursday, June 18, at Bond Memorial Chapel with Dr. Carmen Lyle-
Henley officiating. Interment will follow at Spring Hill Cemetery. Granddaughters will serve
as pallbearers. Memorials may be made to Alive Hospice, 1718 Patterson Street, Nashville,
TN 37203 or The Shriner’s Hospitals for Children, c/o Al Menah Temple, Nashville, TN
37207. Visitation will be 9-10:45 a.m. Thursday followed by a Masonic Service just prior to
the service. Arrangements by Bond Memorial Chapel, N. Mt. Juliet Road and Weston Drive,
Mt. Juliet, TN. (615)773-2663. Obit Line (615)641-2663, www.bondmemorial.com

TRAUGH, Robert Barnett

Robert Barnett Traugh, age 66, of Mt. Juliet, TN, died Wednesday, June 10, 2009.
Mr. Traugh was a member of the First Baptist Church of Mt. Juliet. He was the son of the
late, Robert and Rita Cox Traugh. He was also preceded in death by his wife, Victoria Cope
Traugh. He is survived by sons Tom Larkin of Nashville, TN, and Todd Larkin of Mt. Juliet,
TN; daughter Laura Traugh Oubre of Kingsport, TN; brothers Roger Traugh of Atlanta, GA,
and Scott Hamilton of Atlanta, GA; grandchildren Robbie, Josh, Jordan, Tyler, Matthew
and Hunter. Funeral services will be conducted 7 p.m. Wednesday, June 17, 2009, at
Bond Memorial Chapel with Rev. Billie Friel officiating. Graveside services with military
honors will be conducted 10 a.m. Thursday, June 18, 2009 at Middle Tennessee Veterans
Cemetery. Visitation will be 5-7p.m. Wednesday at Bond Memorial Chapel, N. Mt. Juliet
Road and Weston Drive, Mt. Juliet, TN. (615)773-2663. Obit Line (615)641-2663, www.
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 The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, June 17, 2009, Page 9

Jerry McFarland elected to fill D5 county seat “Parents are not interested in justice, they’re
By Connie Esh commission that the school he said. “We’ve been batting interested in peace and quiet.”
Freelance Writer system had graduated more this around for 19 years,
than 1,200 students and since before our most recent ~ Bill Cosby

Father’s Day is June 21

Wilson County
Commission elected Jerry
McFarland to fill the vacant
District 5 seat on the panel
in four ballots Monday night
at the regular meeting.
Jo Smith, Derek
Truelove, James Spears
and Dave Kirkey were also
nominated for the position.
District 20
Commissioner Annette
Stafford moved to defer
the election saying it was
disrespectful to the memory
of District 5 Commissioner
Carolyn Thompson whose
death about two weeks ago
left the vacancy, but the
motion failed to pass.
In other business,
County Director of Schools
Mike Davis reported to the
that those students had
received more than $17
million in scholarships.
He also said that
the school system has
contracted to have the air
quality tested at Lebanon
High School and will have
Environmental Solutions
working to resolve any mold
issues.
The Wilson County
Board of Education has also
hired an engineer to develop
an air- and water-tight seal
for the manholes in the
hallways of LHS.
He told the
commissioners that the more
serious electrical, structural
and fire marshal’s issues are
not solvable without major
renovation.
“We need a new LHS,”
graduates were born.”
He also said he
had never in 22 years as a
school superintendent seen
such a situation as this
(sewer manholes in school
hallways).
The commission
deferred a resolution that
would abolish the position
of constable effective
with the next general
election in September
2010. The resolution will
be returned to the Law
Enforcement Committee for
a recommendation.
The commission
also passed a resolution
requesting that fee offices
submit a line item with their
budgets accounting for the
fees they bring in each year.

Change is the end result of all true learning. ~ Leo Buscaglia

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The Exchange Club of West Wilson County held a “Concert For A

Cause” on April 25. Donations were accepted for Cameron Parker Financing Available • Most Insurance Accepted • Emergencies Welcome
and Club Projects. A $1,000 check was presented to Cameron and
Jim Parker at the Exchange Club meeting held May 26. Eleven year Most Major Credit Cards and Care Credit Accepted
old Cameron is a fifth grade student at W.A. Wright Elementary.
His Dad will use to money to help purchase a vehicle chair lift for
Cameron’s wheel chair. Pictured with Cameron are his grandmother,
parents and sister, along with Exchange Club President Jay Rogers,
who made the presentation. ~ Photo submitted

Tennessee Golf Events announces a new event on the

golfing calendar, the Nashville Father and Son tournament
to be held this year at Pine Creek Golf Club in Mt. Juliet.
The format is a best ball competition with categories for
gross and net prizes. Any age and any level of experience
are welcome. The event is open to grandfathers/grandson
and father-in-law/son-in-law as well. The team entry fee
of $200 includes golf with a cart, range balls, on course
competitions, buffet lunch and a generous prize table.
For more information or to enter your team email
fatherandson@tennesseegolfevents.com. 684 N. Mt. Juliet Rd. • Mt. Juliet • 758-6800
Page 10, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, June 17, 2009

NOW SHOWING County home sales on the upswing in May

For Listings Call 444-4799 (Movie Line) or Visit www.roxylebanon.com From staff reports $180,878 to $199,900, interest rates still very low,
The Proposal (PG-13) Drag Me To Hell PG-13) down only slightly from and the $8,000 tax credit
12:00 2:20 4:40 7:05 9:45 12:00 2:15 4:30 7:10 9:45 Home sales in
Imagine That (PG) Up (PG) May 2008 when the median availability still in force, we
12:05 2:20 4:35 7:05 9:35 12:05 2:25 4:35 7:10 9:35 Wilson County continue home price was $208,000 as expect to continue to see the
Night at the Museum: Battle at the Land of the Lost (PG-13) on the upswing with more well as in May of 2007 when housing market improve in
Smithsonian (PG) 12:00 2:20 4:40 7:05 9:40
12:00 2:20 4:40 7:05 9:40 Taking of Pelham 123 (R) transactions made in May, it was $205,000. Wilson County,” Hamilton
The Hangover (R) 12:00 2:20 4:35 7:00 9:45 and the $8,000 tax credit Pending sales said. “Buyers seem to be
12:00 2:20 4:40 7:05 9:45 Year One (PG-13)
Terminator Salvation (PG-13) 12:05 2:15 4:30 7:10 9:40
may be helping, local real increased to 139 for May, up feeling more confident that
12:05 3:15 7:00 9:45 estate agents said. from 124 in March. Inventory we have seen the worse of
“May numbers remained stable with 1,246 the slow economy.”
are continuing to show a homes for sale in Wilson at Many potential
Tuesday, June 23 Midnight show - Transformers
On Screen Advertising Only $300.00 Call 444-4664 rebound in our housing the end of May compared to buyers seem to think if
Internet Ticketing & Gift Cards Available! • Showings Begin on June 19. 2009
Mon. — Senior & Military Day • Wed. — Emergency & Medical Personnel market in Wilson County,” 1,219 homes on the market they don’t act now, they will
ROXY MOVIE THEATRE
200 Legends Drive • Lebanon • 444-4664
said Realtor Amy Hamilton
said. Hamilton represents the
for sale at the end of April. lose one of the best buying
The average number opportunities in history,
www.roxylebanon.com • Theater Rentals Available Eastern Middle Tennessee of days on the market rose Hamilton said. “The past
Association of Realtors. slightly from 84 to 94 but couple of years have been
Wilson County real has remained within a close trying for many, but we are
estate agents closed on 125 range this entire year, she seeing the rebound and we
Two Car Garages starting at $9800.00 homes in May compared to said. are working our way back
*Must present ad with order 108 in April. The median “With summer on us, up the mountain again.”
home price rose from

City of MJ gets out of Morgan Keegan debt

From staff reports
Mt. Juliet became
one of the first Tennessee
The Outback Builders, Inc. local governments to extract
333-5882 itself from a combination of
(larger model pictured) variable rate debt and interest
rate swap agreements sold
Free
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estimates, Zero down Financing
financing to it by Morgan Keegan,
Free opener with purchase in July, 2009* officials said last week.
Free opener with purchase in March, 2009*
www.outbackbuilders.com On Wednesday,
June 10, Mt. Juliet sold $7
million of General Obligation
Refunding bonds to redeem
all outstanding variable
rate debt and to terminate
Monday - Friday: 9:30am - 6:00pm an interest rate swap
5002 Market Place, Mt. Juliet Saturday: 9:30am - 4:00pm agreement.
www.royvadenpools.com
Sunday Closed “We have traded
an unpredictable variable
interest rate and an un-
needed and unwanted
interest rate swap agreement
for 17 years of fixed rate debt
while saving the taxpayers
thousands of dollars in
annual fees – all for just
about the same interest rate”
said Mt. Juliet City Finance
Director John Rossmaier.
Mt. Juliet was one
of several cities featured in
a recent New York Times
article about the extensive
use of interest rate swap
agreements by Tennessee
local governments. The
article, which was published
in early April, raised questions
about the suitability of these
financial instruments for
use by small and sometimes
unsophisticated government
officials.
Many Tennessee
local governments have
encountered great difficulty
refinancing variable rate debt
that was tied to interest rate
swap agreement because of
high termination payments
owed swap counterparties.
In April, the estimated cost
to Mt. Juliet to terminate the
swap was between $500,000
to $600,000. A rise in
Treasury bond yields meant
that payment was reduced
to about $187,000.
“We found a window
of opportunity and we
took advantage of it saving
our citizens hundreds-
of thousands of dollars”
Rossmaier said.
The refinancing
bonds were sold at
competitive public sale. Of
the six bidders SunTrust
Capital Markets provided
the winning bid with a total
interest rate of 3.76%.

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Achievements in Education
Pictured are awards and scholarship receipients. Back row, left to right: Danny Stewart, Wade Stewart.
Front row, left to right: Sierra Bain, Brandie Nicole Blackledge, Juana Sells and Stephanie Hopkins.
MJHS, WCHS adult high school students take top honors
Graduates of the
Wilson County Adult High
School walked the line
Sunday to receive their
diplomas, and many Wilson
County and Mt. Juliet
grads received scholarships
and awards during the
ceremony.
Graduates ranged
in age from 17 – 45 and
received regular high
school diplomas. There
were 40 graduates, with
31 participating in the
graduation ceremony at
the First United Methodist
Church in Lebanon.
Two Brian Wright
Memorial scholarships were
awarded to Juana Sells
and Brandie Blackledge
of Wilson Central High
School by Mr. and Mrs.
Randy and Leann Wright.
Awards included: Ciera
Bain of WCHS: English
Award; Danny Stewart:
Social Studies Award;
Wade Thomas Stewart of
Mt. Juliet High School:
Most Improved Student;
and Stephanie Hopkins:
Endeavory Award.
Graduates included: Felicia
Nicole Arp; Derrick Landon
Babbitt; Ciera Paige Bain
“The difference between school and life? In
school, you’re taught a lesson and then given
a test. In life, you’re given a test that teaches
you a lesson.”
of WCHS; Brandie Nicole
Blackledge of WCHS; David
Allen Blum; Praskovya
Elizabeth Brown; Jessica
Dawn Burton; Joshua
Tenzley Buttery; Rachel
Lauren Chambers;
Jonathan Thomas Cobb of
MJHS; Robert Blake Corbitt
of MJHS; Joshua Shawn
Corder; Daniel Shawn Dove
of WCHS; Rolando Mantese
Dowell; Manuel Alejandro
Duran; Angela Nadine
Echols; Kyle Thomas
Epperson; Vallenious Violet
Fanning of WCHS; Dana
Nicole Fathera of WCHS;
Rachel Dawn Gipson;
Kayla Chere Graves; Allison
LeAnn Heller; Stephanie
Nicole Hopkins; Tat Michelle
Howell; Victoria Sue Hughes
of WCHS; Lara Leigh Jewell;
James Timothy McCathern;
William (Trey) McNeill of
MJCA; Jacob Wren McQueen
of WCHS; Chazdon Blayke
Oliver of WCHS; Joshua
Patrick Ruby; Adrian
William Salgado; Juan Lana
Sells; Rachel Ann Simpson;
Danny Ray Stewart; Wade
Thomas Stewart of MJHS;
Audrey Marie Jackson
Tittle; Kristina Kimberly
Johnson Word.
~ Tom Bodett
If you advertised, you’d be here. Call 754-6111
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3556Mt.N Juliet
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615-469-2180 Cedar Creek Marina located on the front page of
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Summer Opening If you are unable
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New Menu League Inc. will have one

onsite registration at Dick’s
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July 11, from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Featuring New The registration
costs are as follows: $50.00 for
Chicago Style Italian Beef T-Ball and $80.00 for Baseball/
& Meatball Sandwiches Softball. Fall Ball season
runs from early August to
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Cat sh Specials mid October. Please visit
the website often for more
(Every Friday Evening) information regarding the
commencement of the fall
season.
The board and park
administration would like to
wish everyone a safe summer
Next of Kin on Friday at 7PM and look forward to seeing
players in the fall. For more
Albatross on Saturday at 7PM information contact: Mt Juliet
League Inc.,10835 Lebanon

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Sports
MJ football camp coaches 96 future Bears
Join us on the Boomerang Express it all comes back to Jesus.
Friday night Parents night, Grill out,
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playhouse. For more information call
754-2575.

2741 Nonaville Rd.

(Go through stop sign Church on the left.)
Everyone is invited.

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Some 96 young men participated in the annual Mt. Juliet High football camp last
week. The group received instruction from Golden Bear head coach Roger Perry and
his coaching staff. Top Linemen, Backs recognized -- Campers of the week were rec-
ognized Thursday, June 11 in closing ceremonies. From left: 10-13 year old lineman
of the week Jordan Fryer, 10-13 year old back of the week Brayden Cox, 5-9 back of
the week Nathan Shields and 5-9 lineman of the week Daniel Smith. ~Photo by Tommy
Bryan / The Wilson Post

MJ tennis at CD Park for June/July ignorance is

The Mt. Juliet Mondays 6:30 – 8 p.m. dangerous
Tennis Association Fee $10 per session;
announces Summer Summer Junior
Tennis at Charlie Tennis Camps – Session
Daniels Park. #2 Month Camp: June
Workshops include: 8, 10, 12, 15, 17, 19,
Ladies Beginner 22, 24, 26, 29 & July
Tennis Clinics – 1 & 3: Fee $75 for
Saturdays 12 – 1 p.m. session Pee Wees
and Tuesdays 6 – 7 & Aces 8 – 9:15 a.m.;
p.m. Fee $10 per class. Lobs & Top Guns 9:15
Cardio Tennis – 10:30 a.m. Session #3
– Tuesdays 7 – 8 p.m. Day Camp: July 6 – 10,
Fee $10 per class. 9 a.m. – noon, fee $98;
Junior “Drop Session #4 Day Camp:
In” Tennis Clinics – July 13 – 17, 9 a.m. –
Saturdays 10-011 a.m. noon, fee $98; Session
All kids age 6 – 10 years #5 Day Camp: July 20
old and 11 a.m. – noon, – 24, 9 a.m. – noon, fee
all kids age 11 – 15 $98.
years old, fee $10 per For more
class; Thursdays 10:30 information regarding
– noon, High School tennis activities or
and Tournament Level private lessons contact
Junior Players, fee $15 Dell Pride, head tennis
per class; professional, at 619-
Men’s “Drill & 778-9900 or email
Play” Tennis Night dellpride@tmail.com.
Page 14, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, June 17, 2009
Local Lifestyles
Fresh Air Festival set for June 20
Upper Cumberland Arts
Alliance will host the
Second Annual Fresh
Air Festival. This event
is set for Saturday,
June 20, from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m., in historic
Granville located in
Jackson County. This
festival brings togeth-
er “plain air” painters
(artists who paint from
life in the outdoors or
“open air”) and fine
crafts. You can watch
Currently touring in support of his live album, “Live Dogs,” artists painting in their
own painting style, and
as well as his newest (5th) album “Sweet Stuff” - an all-blues
crafters showing their
collection - Jeffrey Scott Stewart will perform at The Billy own techniques of accom-
Goat Coffee Cafe on Friday, June 26, from 7:30-9:30 pm. These plishment.
albums have been getting airplay in Kentucky, Tennessee, This festival takes place at
the scenic and pastoral site
Alabama, and Germany. Stewart has been touring extensively
of Veterans Park on Cordell
in the region and enjoying live radio interviews/performances
Hull Lake in Granville, as
and great reaction to his live shows. For more information
it did last year. Granville, a
visit www.JeffreyScottStewart.com. small town undergoing re-
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
MT.. JULIET VBS
MT
June 29-July 3
Two Sessions
Morning 8:30 - Noon
Evening 6:00PM - 8:00 PM
Come to either or both, register on line at www.fbcmj.org or call 754-2525 or come by the church.
First Baptist Church, 735 N. Mt. Juliet Road, Mt. Juliet, TN 615-754-2525
vitalization, has proven to
From left, Tom Eckert, Agnas
Fuss, and Charles Becker
discussing the Fresh Air Arts
Festival to be held at the Granville
Veterans Park, Granville on
June 20.
be a unique town; the town
can take you back to yes-
teryear, and you can see art
representing the Upper
Cumberland area of
Tennessee both at the
festival and upstairs
in the Sutton General
Store.
Enjoy the music in
this pristine park by
Bob Gunter on the clas-
sical guitar, a Native
American flautist and
Jeffrey Scott Stewart
on several instruments.
Check Jeffrey out at
www.JeffreyScottStew-
art.com.
The admission is free,
come and enjoy a day in the
park with the best of the best
artists, crafters, and musi-
cians. Food is available at
the Sutton Store. Feel free to
bring a blanket and picnic
lunch to the park. No Alco-
holic Beverages please.
 The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, June 17, 2009, Page 15

Local Lifestyles
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“This is a ‘no-holds-barred’ Road, Old Hickory
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Picture This: a grand re-opening

THE DOCTOR
CAN SEE YOU NOW....

Vincent Novak, M.D., Orthopaedic Surgeon

Picture This Custom Framing & Gallery recently held their
grand re-opening on Thursday, May 28. They are now located
in the Oakwood Commons Shopping Center next to Publix.
Picture This provides hand-crafted custom framing, photo
restoration, digital graphics and has a exhibiting gallery
of 27 artists. Pictured left to right: Matt Fischer, owner,
Jordan Robertson, Benjamin Miller, Catherine McEwen,
Gregory Whaley, Philip Willis, Joel Fischer, Brian Wright and
Duane Chambers, owner. Picture This is also hosting a Third
Thursday art crawl with a wine tasting on Thursday, June 18,
from 5 – 7 p.m.
Summit Medical Center is pleased to announce Vincent Novak, M.D.,
orthopaedic surgeon specializing in hand, elbow and shoulder surgery
close to where you live and work. Dr. Novak is now accepting new
patients at his Premier Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine office location at
5651 Frist Boulevard, Suite 500, Hermitage, TN 37076.
Premier Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
5651 Frist Blvd, Suite 500
Hermitage, TN 37076
Phone: (615) 889-3340
Fax: (615) 889-6087
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
Page 16, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, June 17, 2009

Reduced
Highway Patrol searches for vehicle
$64,000
Now $415,900
that struck pedestrian from MJ
From staff reports
Tennessee Highway
Patrol is seeking the public’s
help in locating a vehicle
and driver with possible
connection to a hit and run
crash that seriously injured
a female pedestrian on
Tuesday, June 2.
At approximately
midnight, Monday, June 1,
or the very early morning
hours of Tuesday, June 2,
Lisa K. Wright, 46, from
Mt. Juliet, was struck on
Highway 109 near Northern
Road in Wilson County.
Wright was transported by
ambulance and then flown
by LifeFlight to Vanderbilt
Medical Center in Nashville.
The THP is looking for
a 1998-2002, two- or four-
door silver Honda Accord.
Witnesses say the Honda
struck the victim in the
northbound lanes of Hwy.
109 then fled the scene north
toward Gallatin. A piece of
plastic fender bumper was
recovered at the scene, and
the vehicle should have
significant damage to right
front corner of vehicle.
Anyone with
information is urged to
contact the Tennessee
Highway Patrol at (615) 741-
3181.

Beautiful 6 Bedroom Home MJ resident wins CPA manuscript award

Mt. Juliet resi-
4918 sq. ft., 3 car garage with ample storage space, a separate ofce suite
dent Scott Sims, a student
with private entry, beautiful hardwood oors, custom kitchen, 25x25 bonus room
at Lipscomb University, was
A MUST SEE! recently named the winner
of the Tennessee Society
Chris Robinson - Affiliate Broker of Certified Public Accoun-
tants’ (TSCPA) 18th Annual
(615) 754-2019 Student Manuscript Com-
Building & Selling Distinctive Homes www.robinsonpropertieshomes.com petition.
The TSPCA Student Man-
uscript Competition encour-
ages undergraduate and
graduate students to ad-
dress, in writing, those is-
sues that affect the account-
ing profession. Participants
are students attending any
accredited college or univer-
sity in Tennessee majoring
in accounting.
Sims’ winning manuscript
entitled, “Accounting in
2014: Facing the Challenges
of the Future,” examines the
changes and an increased
focus on ethics.
For information concern-
ing the forthcoming 2010
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25” Color TV’s - $90 Wing Back Chairs - $49 Mt. Juliet tournament bass fisherman David Gnewikow.
After a dramatic weigh-in at the Paris Landing Conference
Center on May 28, David was the last man standing in the Triton
Gold Elite Tournament on Kentucky Lake. The two-day tournament
Plus - Nitestands - BedSpreads - Draperies - blast off Wednesday morning from Buchannan Resort. David
Luggage Racks - Bed Frames & Much More. dropped a 23.10 pound five-bass limit on the scales, but lost one
pound due to a dead fish penalty, dropping him from second to
New TV Cabinets - $125 ( While They Last) fifth place. Day two saw the leader board shuffle. Rogne Brown
took the lead weighing in over 23 pounds of Kentucky Lake bass.
David’s limit weighed 24.12 and was just enough to edge out last
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Central Pike, Go 1.5 miles to Hermitage Industrial Drive. Or from Lebanon Pike (Hwy. 70) turn on Cen- for his 46+ pound performance. For more information, check out
tral Pike and go ½ mile to Hermitage Industrial Drive. David’s website, www.davidgfishing.com.
 The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, June 17, 2009, Page 17

Register of Deeds: county records 1793 - present are safe from fire
By Connie Esh and our records would still divorces and marriage stored in a four-hour fire off-site location,” he said.
Freelance Writer be safe,” he said. licenses and minutes of vault, meaning the vault will And city hall records are
In fact, all of the government meetings are keep a fire from damaging also stored in fire resistant
all stored in the courthouse the contents for up to four areas at city hall.
and on microfilm at the hours. Local birth and death
county archives and at the L e b a n o n records are kept by the State
state archives. Commissioner of Finance Health Department and
Those records are Russell Lee said the city’s recent ones are available
updated once a year, said records are similarly at the local office, but all of
Wilson County Archives protected. those records are also stored
Director Linda Granstaff. “All city records are in Nashville.
Also, all of those records are backed up regularly to an

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Page 18, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, June 17, 2009

Nashville Symphony Returns to CU on

June 30 for ‘Symphony on the Lawn’
As the weather heats Symphony through a range locations: Regions Bank
up, the Nashville Symphony of favorite selections. (Lebanon and Mt. Juliet
is getting out of the concert The gates will open branches); Lebanon/
hall and heading back to at 5 p.m., and guests are Wilson County Chamber of
Lebanon for their annual encouraged to bring picnic Commerce; Wilson Bank &
“Symphony on the Lawn” blankets and chairs for Trust (Watertown); Cox’s
concert on Tuesday, June 30, the concert on the lawn. Gifts & Jewelry (Lebanon)
at 7 p.m. on Memorial Lawn Food and beverages will and at the Cumberland
at Cumberland University. be available for purchase, Arts Academy. All proceeds
Hosted by the or guests may bring their benefit the Cumberland
Cumberland University Fine own to enjoy. Pre-concert University Fine Arts
Arts Council (CUFAC) and entertainment will begin at Council. Admission is free
sponsored by Regions Bank 5:30 p.m. for students and children.
and the Cracker Barrel Adult general In the event of
Johnson / Brockman Foundation, the
will see Conductor Kelly
event admission tickets are $5
and may be purchased at
inclement weather, the
concert will be held in the
Jason Doyle Brockman and Crystal Dawn Johnson are engaged to Corcoran lead the Nashville the gate or at the following Floyd Gymnasium.
be married on June 27, 2009, at St. Stephen Catholic Church at 2:30
p.m. The bride is the daughter of Michael and Carolyn Johnson of The July meeting of the Wilson County Democratic Party will be held
Mt. Juliet and the granddaughter of the late Charlene McCormack Monday, July 13, at 6:30 p.m. in the Gentry Building on the Wilson
of Nashville and the late Johnny and Libby Meadows of Pleasant County Fair Grounds. Guest speaker will be Aubrey Givens, who is a
Shade, TN. She is a 2004 graduate of Mt. Juliet High School and a May
2009 graduate from Tennessee Technological University with a B.S. candidate for the State Senate for District 17. Other discussion will
in accounting. The groom is the son of Charles and Julie Brockman include the booth for the upcoming Wilson County Fair and the recent
of Lebanon and the grandson of Rosemary Brockman of Florida training session held by the TN Democratic Party. All Democrats are
and JoAnn “Granny” Grafton of Lebanon. He is a 1998 graduate of invited to attend. Please join us for this upcoming meeting. For more
Mt. Juliet High School and owner of Brockman’s Landscaping and information, please call 444-3838.
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Community
Calendar
Emergency food and shelter board meeting
June 18
The Wilson County Emergency Food and Shelter Board will
meet for allocation of funding for 2009 under the State Set-
Aside program at the Lebanon Senior Citizen’s Center located
at 670 Coles Ferry Pike in Lebanon on Thursday, June 18, at 9
a.m. Any agency needing to attain funding must attend.
County Young Republicans meet
June 18
Wilson County Young Republicans will meet Thursday, June 18,
at 7 p.m. at Logan’s Roadhouse in Providence in Mt. Juliet.
Special guest speakers will be General David Evans candidate
for US Congress 6th District and Al McCall, candidate for TN
State House District 46. For more information email wilsonyr@
gmail.com or visit www.wilsonyr.com.
County Young Democrats meet
June 18
Wilson County Young Democrats will meet Thursday, June
18, at 6 p.m. at Painturo’s in Lebanon, located at 522b West
Main Street in Lebanon. All democrats in Wilson County and
surrounding counties age 13 – 36 are encouraged to attend.
For more information email jonesdj@live.com or call
615-804-7171.
Author book signing
June 20
Tim Hollis will sign his book “See Rock City” on Saturday, June
20, at Sherlock’s Books in Lebanon from 1 – 4 p.m. Sherlock’s is
located at 200 Maddox-Simpson Parkway. For more information
visit www.sherlocksbooks.com.
Child-Care Provider Workshop
June 20
UT Extension will be hosting a Child-Care Provider Workshop
at the James E. Ward Agriculture Center on Saturday, June 20,
from 9 - 11a.m. in the School Exhibits Building. The topic for
discussion will be “Preparing Your Child for Kindergarten.”
There will be a charge of $5.00 per participant. Individuals
interested in attending should pre-register and send fee to the
UT Extension Office, c/o Marietta Sanford, 925 E. Baddour
Pkwy., Suite 100, Lebanon, TN 37087. For questions or
concerns please contact Marietta Sanford at the UT Extension
Office at 615-444-9584.
MJ Star postponed
September 19 & 25
MJ Star will be postponed until September 19 & 25. Please
call the Mt. Juliet Community Center for more information at
758-6522.
It‛s almost summertime, and there‛s so much happening in Mt. Juliet!
Do you have a community event you‛d like to see in the calendar? email
it to:
editor@thechronicleofmtjuliet.com
The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, June 17, 2009, Page 19
Reflections from an
Old Friend
Our Senior Friends and Family
With summer just around the corner and temperatures now in the nineties, now is the
time to start checking in on your senior friends and family. Each and every year many of our
wonderful senior friends become ill or lose their lives as a result of the hot and cold temperatures
inside their very own homes.
With that in mind, I would like to ask each and every person reading this article to
please make it a point to start checking in on any senior family member or friends you know of
throughout the year, not just during hot and cold temperature months.
Senior citizens often live alone and have very few family
members in the area. As a result, there is no one to make sure
they are ok on a regular basis. Many seniors also live on fixed
incomes and are much too proud to ask for help or assistance.
Many of them because of their fixed incomes can’t afford basic
essentials and often pass on food, heat and even electricity
in order to purchase their much needed medications. Can you
imagine having to decide which essentials to pass on? I’m not
talking about cable television, the internet or a phone here; I’m
talking about food, water, electricity, gas and medications. If
you want something to make you feel good, start checking in
on senior friend or family member and you’ll be empowered to
do even more. As human beings this is our duty. Many senior
citizens no longer drive and need help with grocery shopping,
basic maintenance and etc.
I purposely wanted this article to be short and to the
point. Our seniors need us and we need them. What they have
witnessed in their lifetimes we will never see in ours. They
deserve the best of care and attention and we can be a part of
that process.
So in the future when you see a senior citizen having to stand while waiting, please offer
them your seat if they don’t have one. If you see a senior citizen in need please ask them if they
need help. If they decline, that’s fine, just remember that they may be too proud to ask for help.
The worst thing to do is nothing.
Please pray that our seniors stay happy and healthy. Who knows, maybe we will be
blessed enough to be seniors one day ourselves and have plenty of family and friends to check
in on us. And by the way, a phone call is always nice and should be done daily.
God Bless our Senior Friends and Family.
Next Tea Party planning session
June 29
The Wilson County Republican Assembly/West Wilson Republicans will host Ken Marrero with the
ConserVoliance and Justin Owen, Director of Legal Policy with the Tennessee Policy of Research
to discuss the upcoming Tea Party. The Tea Party is open to all groups and others are welcome
to sit in and share. The meeting will be for breakfast at Lariviarre’s Restaurant on Lebanon Road
at 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 20. Justin Owen will be discussing some of the Pork still taking
place on the Hill. The next Tea Party will be June 29 at Legislative Plaza.
Graden Gaines Softball Tournament
July 25
The 2nd Annual Graden Gaines Foundation Softball Tournament will be held on July 25 at Sgt.
Jerry Mundy Memorial Park in Mt. Juliet. The opening ceremony will be at 7:30 a.m., with the
first game at 8 a.m. and a championship game at the end of the day. Adult co-ed teams have
an entry fee of $300, and all proceeds will benefit the Graden Gaines Scholarship Fund and the
medical funds of Karli Costley, Makenzie Matthews and Savannah Swandal. For more information
visit www.gradengaines.com or email GradenGainesFoundation@yahoo.com.
~ P. J. O’ Rourke
Page 20, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, June 17, 2009
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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.
___________________________
SCRUBBIN BUBBLES
CLEANING SERVICE.
Meticulous, affordable, de-
pendable. Free estimates,
insured. Call 330-2515 or
281-8358, Dawn. P 6-17
___________________________
Cleaning
R e s i d e n t i a l
cleaning/homes, apart-
ments, condo’s. 10 years
experience. Professional, af-
fordable, reliable. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. For free
estimate call Nicole 615-
517-5550.
___________________________
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 6-17
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Commercial Electrician
FOR LEASE - Commercial LICENSED & INSURED
Space - Hwy 109 area and ELECTRICIAN. Residential
Mt. Juliet area! Call for more & Commercial. Also, Cable/
information ROBINSON Phone Installation. Senior
PROPERTIES 754-2019. Citizen Discount. REASON-
___________________________ ABLE RATES. All work
COMMERCIAL SPACES guaranteed. 615- 316-
FOR LEASE. 500-3,000 9323. I M
SQUARE FEET. 754-2019. ___________________________
RAY ELECTRIC. No Job
Too Small. Family owned
COMMERCIAL & operated. Licensed & in-
sured. Senior Citizen Dis-
count. 773-2455. 615-681-
PROPERTY 8787 I TC
___________________________
FOR LEASE ARC ELECTRICAL SER-
VICES. Call for all your
electrical needs. Competi-
1,000 sq.ft.- tive rates. 754-9790.
For Rent
4,000 sq.ft.
2BR, 2BA, Mobile Home.
Call for more Private area. Adults only.
information No pets. All appliances. In-
cludes Washer & Dryer. Ref-
ROBINSON erences. $700 month/$700
Deposit. 758-3578. I
PROPERTIES ___________________________
754-2019
Small office. Great location.
All utilities included. $295
per month. Call Greg at 615-
449-1940. I
Concrete
CONCRETE SPECIALIST OF TENNESSEE
Specializing in aggregate stamped & all custom concrete
COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL
Parking Lots • Building Slabs • Masonry • Retaining Walls
Concrete Repair • Driveways • Sidewalks
• Sealing • Storm Shelters • Pole Barns
Prompt Service • Free Estimates Within 24 Hours
30 Years Experience • Insured & Licensed
Call Ricky Jones 615-585-6586
Dozer For Rent
Boat, RV, Fenced Storage.
BOBCAT, BUSH HOGGING, Starting at $50 month. 207-
DUMP TRUCK, BACKHOE. 9140, Jim. 5 minutes from
Concrete work. Fill Dirt and Old Hickory Boat Dock. I
Gravel. Portable Welding.
FREE Estimates. Cell 347-
0433, 754-0090. I Stoner Creek Apartments
1 Bedroom starts at $327
2 Bedroom starts at $402
Driveways Partial utilities paid
127 Belinda Pkwy.
J.C. MOSELEY BLACKTOP
(615) 758-5494
Driveways ~~ Parking Lots
~~ Resurface Old Driveways
~~ Seal Coating. 319-7922.
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For rent Garage Sales Garage Sales Garage Sales Garage Sales

Two fenced Display areas for Garage Sale - 319 CYPRESS 3 Family Yard Sale - Fur-
rent on Old Hickory Blvd. LAKEWOOD PLAZA - NOW INDOOR GLEN DRIVE, off Park niture, clothes, house-
Glen. June 18 & 19. 7am- hold goods, toys. 118 SE
40,000 cars go by a day. $15
a day, $300 a month. Rhon- AIR CONDITIONED FLEA MKT! ? 3 Wheel adult bicycle, 2 SPRINGDALE, in Belinda
leather ladies coats. Lots of City, by Providence. Friday
DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
da 568-4231.
___________________________ Christmas items. & Saturday, June 19 & 20.
DUPLEX - Upstairs, liv- ___________________________ 7am-4pm.
YARD SALE - 213 APRIL ___________________________
ing, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, HURRY FOR A BOOTH $35 -
DRIVE. Saturday, 8am-3pm. Yard Sale - Saturday, June
deck, yard, dead end street. OUTDOOR BOOTHS - FREE (WHILE PROMOTION LASTS) Everything you can think of. 20, 8am - ? 3190 W. DIVI-
$795.00. 557-3383. P 17 Also, 1986 VOLVO for Sale. SION, Mt. Juliet, TN
Only a few booths left. Just 20 minutes from Mt. Juliet
June 20, 2009. ___________________________
For Sale and Donelson, Start your own business. Just $35 moves
___________________________ BIG YARD SALE - Friday&
you in. Air conditioned, handicap rest rooms, codes
FREE PLACE to set up on Saturday. June 19 & 20.
approved strip center. 5,000 sq. ft. of variety merchandise. weekends - outdoor spaces. 1305 OAKHALL LANE, off
1) High Quality Full Mattress We service your booth. Get your check every Monday Limited time. Call Rhonda MJ Road. 7:30am until ?
Set. New w/Warranty. Can afternoon. Call Rhonda 357-0263 568-4231. ___________________________
deliver. Lists $240.00, sac- ___________________________ Help Wanted
rifice $117.00. New Queen GOOD USED LAWN MOWERS $65&UP Saturday, June 20, 6:30 -
Set Lists $299, Sell $127. 12:00. 5315 EASTBEND
615-394-0861.****
2) New King Mattress set in LAWN MOWERS DRIVE, Old Hickory (Lang-
ford Farms). Bargains ga-
lore. Won’t last long. Come
Co. relocating to Hermitage
area. Hiring all shifts: FT, PT
plastic. Never used. Limited Supply. Reg. $599 to $799 now $399 early. Children’s items. & PRN. Great opportunity
Warranty inc. Retails for Self propelled electric start w/charger plus bring in for positive minded individ-
___________________________
$360. Will sell for $187. an old mower running or not and we’ll take another uals to provide support for a
Saturday, June 20, 8am-
615-575-5992. ************ $100 OFF any. You’ll only pay $299. 1pm. 806 JULIET ROAD, off disabled woman. OJT: good
3) Bedroom set-Cherry or Due West or Hillview. Pay/Benefits. Dip./GED,
pine finish. Queen/Full
Bonus FREE Electric Weed Eater. good 3 year driving record.
___________________________
Bedroom Set $397.00 Mike, 847-4105 Yard Sale - Friday/Saturday, Drug Screen req. We are an
615-394-0861. New in box- (with this ad additional $50 off this week only) June 19 & 20. Tons of fish- EOE and do not discrimi-
es. Lists $999.00. Will sell ing tackle and much, much nate pursuant to Title VI of
for $567.00. Lay-a-way more. 3056 DELL DRIVE, off the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
NEW FLEA MARKET & Friday & Saturday, 8am- of S. Mt. Juliet Road.
available. Can deliver. 615- Call Kellie at 931-808-2973
FARMER’S MARKET. Spe- 2pm. Gas powered Troy ___________________________
394-0861. ****************** to apply.
cial Open rates. Air condi- built trimmer. Car seat, & Come One ! Come All!. Pack
4) All new, all leather Sofa & P 6-17
tioned booths - $35, $20 Misc. items. 520 ACORN rat sells all. CLEARVIEW
Loveseat. No vinyl!!! Lists ___________________________
outside booths. Great loca- WAY, Off Logue Road & Oak DRIVE. Friday, June 19 &
$1899, will sell for $957.00.
tion. AMISH Products now Point Lane. Saturday, June 20.
Lay-a-way available. Can NOW HIRING: COMPANIES
available. Call Rhonda 568- ___________________________ ___________________________
deliver. 615-394-0861. **** desperately need employ-
4231. I TC Multi-Family Yard Sale. Fri-
5) Queen Memory Foam Mat- ees to assemble products at
___________________________ day & Saturday, June 19
tress Brand new with war- home. No selling, any hours.
Huge Yard Sale - 2640 EAST - 20, 8am-4pm. 4832 CAS- I N D O O R
ranty $287.00. Also, have $500 weekly potential. Info.
a boxspring if needed. Call
DIVISION ST. & RUTLAND CADE DRIVE, Off Big Horn MOVING SALE 1-985-646-1700. DEPT. TN-
ROAD. Thursday, Friday Drive. Women’s, mens, chil- Friday 6-19 8AM -5PM
Mike at 615-394-0891 w/ 4183. P 6-24
& Saturday, June 18, 19 dren’s clothing, household Sat. 6-20 8AM-3PM 207
questions. 615-394-0861. ___________________________
& 20, 7am - dark. House- items, decor, toys, tools, Forrest Lawn Drive, MJ.
I TC
wares, tools, mowers, cloth- electronics, furniture.
Antique furniture, dishes,
ing, misc. Too many items to ___________________________
___________________________ housewares, piano, lots of
list. LIVING ESTATE SALE -
Just remodeled kitchen & vintage/new games & toys,
___________________________ Saturday ONLY! 9am, Sat-
have electric stove, dish- home decor, 28 years of
NEIGHBORS YARD SALES urday, June 20. 569 NOEL
washer, refrigerator & freez- stuff, etc...
June 19 & 20, 7am. 1529 DRIVE, Mt. Juliet (near FOP
er for sale. Call after 3pm
& 1532 STONEHILL ROAD, camp). Antiques, furniture,
please. 758-6290. P 6-17
off baby grand piano, work- Help Wanted Help Wanted
___________________________
Belinda Pkwy. Directions, ing reef aquarium, “retro”
Ivory Camelback sofa. Cus-
call 773-6031. Furniture, refrigerator, camping gear,
tom made, like new. Ivory
appliances, collectibles, MUCH, MUCH MORE.
w/seafoam & Peach. Sacri-
fice because I bought anoth-
er sofa. Hurry! Only $550.
glassware, Ozone generator,
housewares, electronics, pa-
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P 6-17
Multi-Family GS - HOBART collectibles. Interviewing Daily: Servers,
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754-6111
Deadline 1 p.m. Monday
Home For Sale
NICE RENT TO OWN. No
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P 7-1
___________________________
2,735 Sq. Ft. 5BR, 3BA 2
story. Park Glen Subd.
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Possible owner financing.
417-9746.
I 6-17
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BY OWNER: 1,144 SQ. FT.
330 SUNNY ACRE DRIVE.
3BR, 2BA. Fireplace, walk-
in closets. Laminate wood,
etc. $129,000. 615-957-
6726. P ways sealed, Roofing re-
___________________________
4912 KILIMANJARO, Her-
mitage/Shiloh area. 4 Bed-
rooms, 2.5 baths. Renovat-
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carpet. Fireplace, full base-
ment. 495-2161. P BRAD’S HANDYMAN SER-
17
Home Improvement
2 Car Garages. 0 DOWN
AND $99 A Month. 615-333-
5882. The Outback Build-
ers, Inc.
___________________________
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 I TC
___________________________
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bath rooms. FREE Esti-
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Insured 390-7010 or 758-
0094 I TC
___________________________
ESTES ROOFING. 22 Years
Experience. Great rates.
FREE Estimates. Work-
manship Warranty. Wilson
County’s most trusted roof-
ing company. 443-3210.
P 10-09
___________________________
MICHAEL’S HOME IM-
PROVEMENTS. 754-4580.
Pressure washing, decks
built and sealed. Drive-
pairs. Painting & Drywall.
Rotten wood repairs. Car-
pentry work & more. Good
prices. 20 years experience.
P 6-24
___________________________
VICE. No. Job too small.
Can do anything. 615-804-
1368. Mt. Juliet resident.
P 7-8
•Licensed
•Bonded
•Insured
FREE ESTIMATES
443-2252
Home Repair
ROBERSON Remodeling.
OFFERING HOME REPAIR
services of all types. Includ-
ing carpentry (trim & finish),
Painting, Plumbing, Electric,
Replacement Doors, Win-
dows, Gutters, Siding, Car-
ports. Garage conversions.
Richard 582-1079.
Lawn Care
OWENS MOWIN’ Dependable.
Reasonable rates. “For a
Beautiful Manicured Lawn”.
754-2770. Call between 9am-
10pm. 7 days. P for a FREE ESTIMATE
10-28
Lawn Care
DOZER & BOBCAT SER-
VICE. Driveways - Lawns -
Harley Rake - Ponds. Dump
Truck & Gravel Hauling.
Concrete Patios & Drive-
ways. French Drain Sys-
tems. Serving Mt. Juliet.
FREE ESTIMATES. 479-
2762 P 7-15
___________________________
AERATE, Dethach, Seed,
Fertilize, Mow, Bush Hog-
ging, Trim, Tree Work, Hedg-
es, Dirt & Mulch delivered.
Bobcat Work. 453-5800.
I TC
___________________________
EARHART LAWN CARE.
Mowing - Aerating - Land-
scaping - Seeding - Fertiliz-
ing. Jason-481-9909.
___________________________
BOBCAT, BUSH HOGGING,
DUMP TRUCK, BACKHOE.
Concrete work. Fill Dirt and
Gravel. Portable Welding.
Free Estimates. Cell 347-
0433. 754-0090. I TC
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Landscape Installation
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Call Jody 519-7880
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Lawn Care
MAAS TREE SERVICE.
Tree removal, trimming,
topping, brush chipping,
stump grinding. Commercial
& Residential. Insured. Free
estimates. 615-945-2755.
___________________________
ON-SITE MOWER REPAIR
Service & repairs on 2 cycle
7 4 cycle engines. I work on
tractors, mowers, weedeat-
ers, chainsaws, pressure
washers, etc. Contact Chris
615-758-4313. P 6-
10
___________________________
LAWN CARE - Mow & Trim.
Hedge Trimming. Depend-
able. Reasonable Rates. Free
estimates. Call Richard. Cell
- 944-6301 or Home - 449-
0803. I TC
___________________________
LANDSCAPING & LAWN
MOWING. Decorative rock
and stone flower beds and
trees. Retaining walls. Very
reasonable prices. Call Dave
712-4777. P 6-1
Public Notice
Public Notice - Auction for
Unit #P102 to be held at
3418 Old Hickory Blvd. Old
Hickory, TN. on July 1, 2009
at 9:30am. I 6-24
_________________________
Painting
Vester Bradshaw’s Paint-
ing. Interior and
exterior painting. Drywall &
Texture Repair. Cabinet re-
finishing. 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
___________________________
******B&H PAINTING*****
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timates. Reasonable Rates.
Give us a call. 615-424-
0133. I 6-17
754-6111
Deadline 1 p.m. Monday
Legal Notice
IN THE KANSAS DISTRICT
COURT, THIRD JUDI-
CIAL DISTRICT, SHAWNEE
COUNTY, KANSAS, JUVE-
NILE LAW DIVISION. IN
THE INTEREST OF JASON
JACK CHAMBERS, II, Case
No. 09JC000264, DOB:
4/3/2009, Division No. 10.
A Child Under Age Eigh-
teen. NOTICE OF HEAR-
ING. STATE OF KANSAS
TO: Heriberto Gutierrez
and ANY AND ALL PUTA-
TIVE FATHERS, GRAND-
PARENTS, RELATIVES, OR
CONCERNED PARTIES: A
petition for the Respondent
has been filed in this court
alleging that the respondent
is a child in need of care as
defined in the Kansas Code
for Care of Children K.S.A.
38-2202(a), as amended.
You are required to appear
before this Court at 2:00PM
on 15th day of July, 2009,
or prior to that time file your
written response to the Pe-
tition with the clerk of this
Court. If, after the child has
been adjudged to be a Child
in Need of Care, the Court
finds parent(s) to be unfit,
the Court may make an or-
der permanently terminat-
ing the parent’s or parents’
parental rights. Further,
failure to either appear or
respond may result in the
court entering judgment
granting the requested ac-
tion. Inho Hwang, an attor-
ney, has been appointed as
guardian ad litem for the
child. Meda Oneida Gutier-
rez has had Dionne Carter
appointed as her attorney to
represent her in these pro-
ceedings. Heriberto Guti-
errez has had no one ap-
pointed as his attorney to
represent him in these pro-
ceedings. Each parent or
legal custodian of the child
has the right to appear and
be heard personally either
with or without an attorney.
The Court will appoint an
attorney for a parent who
is financially unable to hire
one. Clerk of the District
Court, BY: Angela M. Cal-
lahan. (Stamped with the
“Seal of the District Court,
Shawnee Co., Kansas).
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Greet one another with an
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Corin. 13:12-14
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ner Belvin. Setting the tone on
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out dive catch from 3rd base.
The come from behind victory
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later determined that the Yan-
kees played two college players,
as well as, a mix of 18 and 17
year old players. Conner Belvin
earned the victory in relief of
Brady Cole as the Longhorns
prevailed 5-4. Saturday’s late
night game again ended in a
hard fought victory over the In-
diana Huskies 5-4 in a 5 inning
affair. Chance Sullins pitched
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relief by Chris Hall. Timely hit-
ting again led by Mikee Brown,
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Coach Taylor Bates offensive
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Pitching Coach Brent Boyd did
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undefeated through 5 games.
The team is comprised of play-
ers from Mt Juliet High School,
Wilson Central High School,
Friendship Christian, Gallatin
High School, and White House
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