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You Heard it First

‘Swine fl u’ breakout in MJ schools, highest number in county

Wilson County School medical offi cials expect the number of students and faculty in Wilson County schools to rise as fl u season nears, but an immediate impact could come from one of the county’s most beloved

yearly events – the Wilson County Fair.

Former MJHS standout Butler to speak here

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Last-minute agenda item added, approved when Elam suspends rules

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MJ Guard wounded,awarded Purple Heart

H1N1 hits MJ hardH1N1 hits MJ hard

, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, August 26, 2009

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MOSUL, Iraq – Two Tennessee National Guard soldiers from Murfreesboro’s 269th Military Police Company have been awarded Purple Hearts for injuries sustained while serving in Iraq. Spec. Caleb Dutton of Mt. Juliet and Spec. Robert Fletcher of Rogersville were both injured when a 55-gallon drum fi lled with explosives detonated near their patrol on March 25. The soldiers were presented their awards in a July 21 ceremony by Lt. Col. Efrin Delacruz, commander of the 607th Military Police Battalion, to which the 269th is assigned. Delacruz thanked the two guardsmen

for their “bravery, courage, and service,” pointing out that the Purple Heart is one of military’s oldest and most prestigious awards, established by Gen. George Washington during the Revolutionary War. Six Purple Hearts have been awarded to members of the 269th MP Company since they were deployed in November 2008. The four previous awards were given to soldiers attacked by gunmen while inspecting an Iraqi Police Station in Mosul in February. The unit is scheduled to return to Tennessee in November 2009.

Tennessee National Guard Spec. Caleb Dutton, of Mt. Juliet, was the recipient of the Purple Heart for injuries sustained in Iraq. Presenting the award was Col. Efrin Delacruz, commander of the 607th MP Battalion, to which Tennessee’s 269th Military Police Company is assigned in Iraq. ~ Photo submitted

MJ Guard wounded, awarded Purple Heart

Above, Tennessee National Guard Spec. Robert Fletcher, of Rogersville, was the recipient of the Purple Heart for injuries sustained in Iraq. Presenting the award was Col. Efrin Delacruz, Commander of the 607th MP Battalion, to which Tennessee’s 269th Military Police Company is assigned in Iraq. ~ Photo submitted

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While offi cial numbers are diffi cult to nail down due to several factors, a Wilson County Schools representative said Tuesday that since the beginning of school she has been made aware of 14 students diagnosed with the H1N1 virus – and 13 of them are in Mt. Juliet. According to Donna Lawson, school nurse coordinator for Wilson County, it is diffi cult to get correct numbers for confi rmed cases of H1N1 – commonly known as “swine fl u.” “ S o m e doctors are not doing cultures and suggesting it is H1N1 or if cultures are taken it is for Infl uenza A and if this comes back positive, the doctors are telling parents they suspect it to be H1N1,” Lawson said. “There are many cases of fl u which are confi rmed with cultures, but with cases that are doctor confi rmed to be H1N1, we have had 13 students in Mt Juliet schools and 14 cases for the county.” Lawson said this time of year is early to have cases of fl u, “but we expected cases to start earlier than last year.” She said she expects the number of students and faculty in Wilson County schools to rise as fl u season nears, but an immediate impact could come from one of the county’s most beloved yearly events – the Wilson County Fair. “The number will increase as we continue into the school year and the Fair this week may impact the numbers. There are so many people in close contact at the fair where hand washing is limited, sharing of food or drink may occur, and the students resistance may be compromised with less sleep, since they are staying at the fair later at night.” Lawson said parents and staff are concerned as to the best way to prevent the spreading of the fl u and other illnesses throughout the schools. “We sent home a letter from the State of Tennessee Department of

Health with information about the fl u as well as sent a notice to parents with web sites to check for updates, such as www.state.tn.us/health or www.fl u.gov,” Lawson said. “The school buildings are being cleaned and disinfected and the nurses are teaching classes to the students on hand and health hygiene to try to avoid the spread of any illnesses. We are fortunate in Wilson

County to have a nurse in each school, so they are able to assess and send students home with symptoms of illness.” Lawson said school offi cials are following the CDC guidelines and the recommendations of the private physicians as to the length of time students should be out of school. If a student or staff has the fl u, the recommendation is to stay out of school for 24 hours after fever free without taking fever reducing medications, but physicians may want students out longer depending on their symptoms. Students and staff who are well may attend school, even if others in their home environment have symptoms. When symptoms develop, staff and students are encouraged to stay home and not spread the illness to others. “Symptoms we are seeing are headaches, fevers of 100 or higher, coughing or sore throat. These symptoms could also be related to allergies, so the best way to determine the cause of the illness is to visit the doctor.” Caring for the students and staff at school is a cooperative effort with the school system keeping the buildings clean, educating on good health habits, and sending home those that exhibit symptoms of illness,

Lawson noted. Parents can help with keeping children home when they are ill and reporting this to the schools. Also the seasonal fl u vaccine is available and recommended by the CDC for all students and staff every year. As far as how Wilson County compares with surrounding counties with reported H1N1 cases, Lawson said that through

talking with nurses in other school systems “it appears we are less in fl u cases then surrounding counties, but I do not have numbers on that. I truly believe having nurses in the schools helps us in caring for ill students quicker, separating them from other students and educating healthy practices.” For more information on the Infl uenza A virus subtype H1N1, or

swine fl u, visit the Center for Disease Control website at http://www.cdc.gov/h1n1fl u.

‘Swine fl u’ in MJ highest in countyOf 14 Wilson County cases, 13 in MJ schools

By Tomi L. Wiley Managing Editor

One symptom of the H1N1 virus is a high fever. Medical offi cials say the only way to know for sure

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To the Editor, In your August 12, 2009 article, I found it interesting that the city representatives pushing the implementations of traffi c cameras declined to identify at what intersection the “22

cars running a red light in an eight hour period” occurred. Supposedly they failed to identify them because the project is in the early stages. I suspect they chose to not identify the intersection because it could be a

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Why is Mount Juliet a one road town? Has anyone noticed that everything in this city is on one road? I

own a small piece of land on Clemmons Road, it is dead in the middle of town and inside the city limits for many years. We do not have running water, elect (sic), sewer, nothing, we might as well be on Mars. When we try to bring business to our road we are told it would be too much traffi c, yet these same people vote yes to put everything on the most heavily congested, accident prone strip of road in the city. A three year old survey, (before Providence, Lowes, and Wall Mart) (sic) showed that there was (sic) 86 cars of MJR for every 1 on Clemmons road. That number is more likely to be over 100 to 1 now. With the reverse L almost half way completed and a future bypass to the new Beckwith

interchange I feel our commissioners should start looking to get traffi c off of MJR. Mount Juliet is a city that desperately needs some elbow room. Are we going to fool around and let Lebanon sneak right up to the back door of city hall? I appreciate our mayors efforts and the improvements that have been made in the last few years, she has worked very hard for all of us and brought great changes to our city, I just feel its time to stop piling on one road. If we are serious about moving some of the traffi c off of MJR then lets do it. Lets put the YMCA or other business on this new road and give MJR a break.

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Center Overlay Ordinance to remain as mandatory requirements of the Mt. Juliet Zoning Ordinance, but that making the TCO optional will provide needed fl exibility of design.” And according to

many local business owners and leaders it’s not the lifting of the Town Center Overlay that is the issue – many have complained of its strictness and additional expense to developers – it’s the way the ordinance is tacked onto the end of a published agenda and pushed through that is unfair to local business owners. “I left work and checked the agenda, specifi cally to see if there was anything about the Town Center Overlay,” said one local business leader who wished to remain anonymous. “There was nothing on the agenda about it. Then I hear the next day that it was passed on fi rst reading. I know I would have liked to have known about it, and been able to hear the discussion, but if the rules are going to be suddenly suspended and issues like this pushed through, how are we to know about it? How can we show up and be included in the decisions that are driving our local economy and business development if they (city offi cials) don’t let the public know what’s going on?” Another Mt. Juliet business owner said that while she wasn’t unhappy that the Town Center Overlay could be made optional – she called it “oppressive and expensive”

– she wasn’t surprised that Elam suspended the rules and tacked on the agenda item. “Am I surprised? Of course not. This has happened several times before – with guns in parks,

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FERREIRA, Maria, Maria Ferreira, age 91 of Mt. Juliet passed away August 23, 2009. Mrs. Ferreira was an excellent seamstress and enjoyed making tablecloths and bedspreads. She was a devout member of the Catholic Church. Preceded in death by parents, Francisco Ferreira Dos Santos and Ermelinda Da Conceicao Fernandes; sisters, Maria Olivia Ferreira Dos Santos and Maria Helena Ferreira Dos Santos; and brother, Mario Augusto Ferreira Dos Santos. Survived by husband of 58 years, Antonio Ferreira; son, Luis (Diane) Ferreira; sisters, Maria Tereza Ferreira Dos Santos and Maria Henriqueta Ferreira Dos Santos; brother, Jorge Ferreira Dos Santos; and grandchildren, Carl, Elyse, and Erik Ferreira. Funeral services were held Tuesday, August 25, at 1p.m. at Sellars-Mt. Juliet. Arrangements by Sellars Funeral Home at Mt. Juliet, 2250 N. Mt. Juliet Road, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122, 615-758-5459. Obituary Line 615-758-8818, www.sellarsfuneralservices.com

JENNINGS, Paul E. Paul E. Jennings, age 56, a native of Kingsport, TN and a resident of Hermitage, TN died Tuesday, August 18, 2009. Mr. Jennings was a member of the Bridge Fellowship Church and a graduate of the Nashville School of Law. He had served as a police offi cer in Kingsport, TN and an instructor at the State of Tennessee Law Enforcement Academy. Mr. Jennings worked for the University of Tennessee County Technical Assistance Service (CTAS) and was a criminal justice advisor for the Tennessee Sheriff’s Association. He was the son of the late, Ernest Pat and Jessie Pauline Maples Jennings. Mr. Jennings was also preceded in death by his brother, Charles Raymond Jennings, his niece, Pam Jennings and his nephew, Samuel Wayne Jennings, Jr. He is survived by: wife, Trudie Jennings of Hermitage, TN; children, Justin (Misty) Gozzard of Clearwater, FL, Heather (Corey) Cooper of Seymour, TN and Haley Temple of Knoxville, TN; brothers Samuel Wayne (Kay) Jennings of Moweaqua, IL and David (Pam) Jennings of Mt. Juliet, TN; granddaughter, Hannah Gozzard. Funeral services were conducted Saturday, August 22, at Bond Memorial Chapel with Pastor Phil Wilson offi ciating. The family requests that memorials be made to the Bridge Fellowship Church, 9695 Lebanon Road, Suite 130, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122. Bond Memorial Chapel, N. Mt. Juliet Road and Weston Drive, Mt. Juliet, TN. (615)773-2663. Obit Line (615)641-2663, www.bondmemorial.com

MAGIN, Jerry Wayne Jerry Wayne Magin, age 65, of Mt. Juliet, TN died Friday, August 21, 2009 surrounded by his family. Mr. Magin was a mechanic with Yellow Freight for 27 years. He was preceded in death by his mother, Fannie Mae Strickland Magin and his grandson, Christopher John Magin. He is survived by wife of 34 years, Louise Cashion Magin of Mt. Juliet, TN; father, Peter J. Magin of Chickamauga, GA; sons, Doug Wayne (Shannon) Magin of Mt. Juliet, TN and Sonny Keith (Brandi) Magin of Mt. Juliet, TN and Charles Edward (Toni) Cashion of Old Hickory, TN; daughter, Melissa Cashion (Tony) Salinas of Bastrop, TX; brother, Richard Magin of Ft. Oglethorpe, GA; sisters, Mary Jo (Ted) Austin of Chickamauga, GA, Sandra Magin of Lafayette, GA and Jean Brock of Rossville, GA; grandchildren, Holly (James) Mason, Brittany Judd, Melinda Magin, Cody Cashion, Mikaela Salinas, Nicholas Magin, Anthony Phillips, Shanan Salinas, Eric Phillips and Kaylee Magin; great-grandchild, Trey Mason. Funeral services were conducted Monday, August 24, 2009 at Bond Memorial Chapel with Rev. R. David O’Neal offi ciating. Interment will follow at Mt. Juliet Memorial Gardens. Active pallbearers will be Ralph Murphy, John Harper, Anthony Brys, Terry Cashion, Arthur “Chip” Griggers and Bobby Human. Honorary pallbearers will be O.J. Rowe, Leroy Scruggs, John Skipper and Bobby Skipper. Flowers accepted or memorials may be made to Alive Hospice, 1718 Patterson Street, Nashville, TN 37203. Bond Memorial Chapel, N. Mt. Juliet Road and Weston Drive, Mt. Juliet, TN. (615)773-2663. Obit Line (615)641-2663, www.bondmemorial.com

POND, Lynda Lynda Pond, age 65, of Mt. Juliet, passed away August 21, 2009. Preceded in death by husband, James Pond. Survived by son, Doug Pond; daughter, Vallerie (Doug) Manning; grandson, Daniel Jenkins; granddaughter, Amberly Stewart; great-grandchildren, Katelyn, Ashton, Hannah; brother, Morris (Donna) Pate; devoted friends, Traci Gentry, Jeffrey and Hanna. Funeral services were conducted Monday at Hermitage Funeral Home, with Rev. Russ Stephens of Silver Springs Baptist Church. Interment was at Hermitage Memorial Gardens. Family and friends served as Pallbearers. Hermitage Funeral Home, 535 Shute Lane, Old Hickory, TN, 37138; (615) 889-0361.

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WEEMS, Burl “Don” Burl “Don” Weems, age 72 of Lavergne passed away August 23, 2009. Mr. Weems was preceded in death by parents, James & Pauline Weems; sister, Ruth Weems; and brother, Robert Weems. He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Gail Weems; daughter, Vickie (Phil) Harris; sister, Carla Chaney; and grandchildren, Adam and Matthew Ballinger. Funeral services for Mr. Weems will be Wednesday, August 26, at 4 p.m. at Sellars Funeral Home at Mt. Juliet with Bro. Todd Kirkland offi ciating. Interment will follow the service at Mt. Juliet Memorial Gardens with Phil Harris, Adam Ballinger, Matthew Ballinger, Rodger Ballinger, Larry Harris, Ken Wolf, and Charles Young serving as pallbearers. Visitation with the family will be Tuesday, August 25, from 5-8 p.m. and Wednesday, August 26 from 2 p.m. until time of service. Arrangements by Sellars Funeral Home at Mt. Juliet, 2250 N. Mt. Juliet Road, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122,615-758-5459, Obituary Line 615-758-8818, www.sellarsfuneralservices.com

Mt Juliet High School was recognized at the Chamber of Commerce Monthly Membership Luncheon on August 19 as the winner of the Chamber of Commerce’s “Community Enhancement Award” Program. Each month a different winner is recognized for their unique contribution and investment into the community. Pictured from left to right are: Mel Brown, MJHS Principal; Mike Davis, WC Director of Schools; Jason Loggins, Mt Juliet / West Wilson County Chamber of commerce Board Chair ~ Photo submitted

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One way or another, a giant fl ag pole with an American fl ag could be the next iconic symbol of Mt. Juliet if city commissioners approve a site plan recommended by city planning commissioners last week. A plan to have a cell phone tower belonging to Wireless Properties, located at 555 Pleasant Grove Road in Mt. Juliet, redesigned as a fl ag pole was unanimously approved for a positive recommendation by the Mt. Juliet Planning Commission on Thursday night, with Commissioner Art Giles recusing himself from the vote. The 180-foot pole has fi ve broadband antennas and should be suffi cient to provide service for the area “for many, many years

to come,” according to a representative. The fl ag will be illuminated at night. The site plan for Providence Vet Center, located on Belinda Parkway, was also unanimously approved. A sign variance request by attorney Yancy Belcher, located at 2036 N. Mt. Juliet Road, to remove Main Street District Overlay requirements was deferred due to the possible removal of those overlay requirements. Under the current ordinance the planning commission does not have permission to grant a sign variance. Also deferred was a review of the Final Master Development Plan and Preliminary Plat for Paddocks Phase 2b, located on N. Mt. Juliet Road. Review of the fi nal plats for several Providence phases were unanimously

approved. A Land Use Plan Amendment from Neighborhood Commercial to Medium Density Residential and Rezone request from RS-40 to RS-20 for the Mary Jane Poindexter property, located at 138 West Division Street, was approved by a vote of 4 – 2 for a positive recommendation to the city commission, with Lori Landry and Larry Searcy voting against. Nancy Poindexter, of Gallatin, wants to place a prefabricated, modular home on the property in order to live closer to her mother. Numerous items on the consent agenda were unanimously approved. For an entire list contact Planning Secretary Jennifer Hamblen at 615- 773-6237 or email [email protected].

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What an Awesome Place to Call Home I got to thinking recently after completing a year long leadership program just how blessed we are to call Mt. Juliet home. As part of the leadership program I got to spend time in twelve other counties over a year long period. As a result, I got to compare these other communities to ours. Needless to say, I came away feeling even better about Mt. Juliet. Of course this could be because I’m so partial to Mt. Juliet. But the more I thought about it the more I realized just how blessed we all are. Every corner I turn in Mt. Juliet fi nds yet another reason to love Mt. Juliet and its residents even more. I have a personal pride and built in protection mode for Mt. Juliet and its residents. Say one bad thing about Mt. Juliet and you’ll hear ten positive things about Mt. Juliet from me. Now that’s an ear full for those of you that know me well. I just love this place and its people. The wonderful thing about Mt. Juliet is that it only gets better with time. Our residents have worked hard to make Mt. Juliet what it is today and its now our time in the sun. Many others are now coming to learn and love what others have known for years, that Mt. Juliet is the greatest place to live in the world. Let’s continue to build upon our wonderful heritage by supporting each other and our business community. As I’ve mentioned before, this is one message I can’t let get stagnant. Like an old house in a subdivision, if we let one window get and stay broken in one house, then before you know it all of the windows will be broken. We must maintain our image, character, integrity, charm, southern hospitality, support for one another, and loving hearts to keep Mt. Juliet on the right course. Mt. Juliet’s in store for some wonderful things if we work together as a team. Our team is Mt. Juliet and we must support our team and all of its players to stay on the course of victory. What an awesome place to call home and share with my family, friends and visitors.

The Joint Economic & Community Development Board Executive Committee will meet at 7:45 a.m. on Thursday, September 3, at the JECDB offi ce located at 115 N Castle Heights Ave, Suite

102, Lebanon. For more information call 615-443-1210.

County JECDB MeetingSeptember 3

The Mt. Juliet Montessori Academy presents a free informational event on Native American Culture for children and adults at the Mt. Juliet Public Library, Thursday, August 27, from 6 – 7 p.m. The event includes a slide show and discussion with examples of clothing, tools, art, and more. For additional information and

details call Mt. Juliet Montessori at 615-758-0819.

Native American Culture EventAugust 27

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

2763, or email [email protected].

Class of ‘79 ReunionSeptember 5

Oak: The King of Trees: Friday, August 28 at 6 p.m.Oaks are one of the most diverse and abundant types of trees in Tennessee. During a short hike we will discuss the life of an oak tree, why they are so diverse, folklore and uses, and how they are important

to almost all life on Earth.

Arboretum Tour: Sunday, August 30 at 2 p.m.Join us for a leisurely stroll through the new Couchville Lake Arboretum and discover what trees are found at Long Hunter. Learn about the

many uses and benefi ts of trees, as well as how to identify trees by their leaves, bark, and fruits.

Preschool Story Time - The Nature Circle: Monday, August 31 at 10 a.m.

For a full description, see August 10th. This week’s theme: A Log’s Life

Orienteering: Monday, August 31 at 6 p.m.Does moss only grow on the north side of trees? Learn the myths and realities of orienteering and how to fi nd your way using only a compass. This will be followed by a fun exercise where

participants can put their new orienteering skills to good use. All programs are free and open to the public. No reservations are needed, except for canoe fl oats. Unless noted otherwise, program participants should meet at the park offi ce. Long Hunter State Park is located at 2910 Hobson Pike in Hermitage.

For more information, contact the park offi ce at 615-885-2422.

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August 28 - 31

The City of Mt. Juliet will host its fi rst Sand Volleyball Tournament on August 29, with the fi rst match beginning at 10:30 a.m. and will be made up of over 30 local residents. The tournament has two major sponsors, Subway of Mt. Juliet and Two Rivers Ford, and including sponsorships and entry fees the City hopes to donate $500.00 to Athletes for a Cure, which is part of the Prostrate Cancer Foundation. For more information on the volleyball tournament or how to get involved call Ryan Armstrong

at 615-289-9181 or email [email protected].

Sand Volleyball TournamentAugust 29

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

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The Mt. Juliet Library will offer two free programs for the community on Saturday, September 5. With storm season approaching, families need to know what to do in the case of a weather-related emergency and have a plan. Two Chasing 4 Life programs will be held: at 10 a.m. learn how radar works, how tornadoes are like 2-year olds, and why storm chasing is important; at 1 p.m. you can learn about the importance of home disaster kits and making a family communication plan. All ages are welcome. For more information on these programs

call 615-758-7051 or visit www.chasing4life.org.

How is a tornado like a 2-year old?September 5

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

Samsonite ReunionAugust 29

Langford Farms Club will host its 3rd Annual Labor Day Kids Triathlon on September 7. Children ages 6 – 11 will participate in a 100 meter swim, 3.1 mile bike ride, and a half-mile run. Children ages 12 – 15 will have a 200 meter swim, 6.2 mile bike ride, and a one mile run. Come join in the fun – all participants receive goody bags, T-shirts, and medals. For more information contact Langford Farms Club at 615-754-8650 or Melynda Bounds at 615-482-

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3rd Annual Labor Day Kids TriathlonSeptember 7

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ABSOLUTE AUCTIONSaturday, August 29, 2009• AM10:00

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Do you want a Codes ap-proved place to work on at least 2 vehicles at a time? We have it. $350 and up. No lease. No Deposit. Codes approved. Paint Booth avail-able. Utilities furnished. 847-4105 or Jim 207-9140 any time. I TC___________________________Do you NEED Help in start-ing your Business? We have work shops available at $.50 to $.75 per sq. ft. We’ll help you get started in Auto Re-pair & Body Work. By fur-nishing lifts, compressors and utilities to help you get started in these trying times. Call me for more info. Jim 207-9140. 9 to 5 only. ___________________________Space available now for auto repairs. Some w/lifts. Room for 5 to6 autos. As low as $450. Utilities paid and no lease. No Deposit. Jim 207-9140. 9 to 5 only.

We need Auto Trim & Uphol-stery in our complex. 1500 sq. ft for $800 mo. No Lease, No Deposit. Utilities paid. Call Jim 207-9140. I TC___________________________We need a Cabinet & Wood-working shop in our com-plex. 1,500 - 2,000 sq. ft. $700 month. No lease, no deposit. Utilities paid. Call Jim 207-9140. I TC___________________________Sign Up Now - Limited In-side space. STOR-UR-MOW-ER for the winter. As low as $69.95. Nov - Dec - Jan - Feb. Call Jim - 9 to 5 for details. 207-9140. I

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1) High Quality Full Mattress Set. New w/Warranty. Can deliver. Lists $240.00, sac-rifi ce $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 fi nish. Queen/Full Bedroom Set $397.00 Mike, 615-394-0861. New in box-es. 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) Queen Memory Foam Mattress Brand new with warranty $287.00. Also, have a boxspring if needed. Call Mike at 615-394-0891 w/ questions. 615-394-0861. I TC___________________________MUMS - Yellow, Orange, Maroon, White, Red, Purple. 2483 E. OLD LAGUARDO ROAD. M-F. 5pm-7pm. 772-3059. ___________________________Stacked Whirlpool Washer - Dryer. Like new. Great for Apartment or Condo. $300.00 FIRM. 615-305-9255. P 8-26___________________________PIANO - WURLITZER. Oak. Made in USA. Beautiful. $375.00. U pick up. Call af-ter 6pm. 758-3371. P

HUM School for Little People Consignment Sale. Public Sale - Thursday, Aug 27, 5:30pm - 8:30 pm. Friday, Aug 28, 9am - 6pm. Saturday, Aug. 29, 9am - 1pm. 1/2 off day. Come shop with us!! 205 BELINDA DRIVE, or Call 948-0072. I 8-26 ___________________________DON’T MISS THIS Multi-Family Garage Sale. Rain or Shine. Furniture, books, vintage Slot Machine, toys, household items, ceiling fans, 2” faux wood blinds. 1104 LOST COVE COURT, Horseshoe Cove Subd. off Nonaville Road. 474-3087. Friday & Saturday, Aug. 28 & 29. 7am-2pm. ___________________________

YARD SALE/MOVING SALE. August 29. 7am-1pm. Tools, housegoods & more. 2117 PONTY POOL DRIVE, Mt. Juliet. Chandler Point Subd. ___________________________SWEET REPEATS CON-SIGNMENT SALE COM-ING SOON. CONSIGNORS NEEDED. Children’s cloth-ing, shoes (max 5), cos-tumes, toys, nursery, books, games, maternity (max 10), ladies (max 10) & more. Will accept items tagged from another sale. RECEIVING: 9/11, 10-1; 3-6 & 9/12, 10-2. SALE DATES: 9/13, 3-6; 9-17, 8-7; 9-18, 8-5; 1/2 PRICE DAY 9/19, 8-2. Pickup 9/20, 1-2. NEW LO-CATION: Salon Masi Suite in Lennox Plaza, Lebanon Road (shopping center next to Little Caesers) Call for Details, Robin 758-3503. P___________________________3 HOUSES on MT. VERNON COURT. Friday & Saturday, 7am-3pm. Large selection. Includes Washer/Dryer. TV’s, baby items & more. 758-2864.___________________________MOVING SALE - 233 PAR-ISH PLACE, off Curd Road. Aug 28 & 29, 8am-2pm. Friday & Saturday. Ladies clothes, home decor, some furniture.___________________________MULTI-FAMILY GARAGE SALE. Friday & Saturday, August 28 & 29. 204 OAK POINT LANE, Mt. Juliet. HD Helmets & accessories & much more. ___________________________4 FAMILY BIG SALE. Sat-urday, August 29, 7058 BECKWITH ROAD, Mt. Juliet. 7am-3pm. Rain or shine. Big bargains. N. Mt. Juliet Road to Central Pike, turn left onto Central Pike, go 3 miles to Beckwith turn left, 5th house on left. Watch for signs. Furniture, chairs, Japanese coffee table and entertainment center and drafting table. Clothes- size plus and 12’s and infant items. Purses-name brands, houseware items and bed-ding items. Harley Davidson Poker Machine, New gen-erator and tools, Victorian Christmas ornaments, Nas-car stuff and knives. 1995 21 1/2 ft. Glass Stream fi shing boat. ___________________________

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