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Volume 29 February 11, 2009 Number 6

You Heard it First

City considers
how to pay MJ nets $1.5M for
Reverse L
bond debts
by March 1
Page 3

How does
Wilson County
rank in state
unemployment
Page 5

How buying
a V-Day gift
online can help
a local school
Page 7

Happy Valentine’s Despite budget cuts and State shortfalls, Mt. Juliet received a grant this week from the Tennessee
Department of Transportation for $1.5 million to help fund the reverse L portion of the eastern
Day from connector between I-40 and Hwy 70/Lebanon Road. Congratulations to Mt. Juliet Assistant Public
Works Director Cajun Joyner, left, who “worked dilligently” on the Local Interstate Connector (LID)
The Chronicle! grant. For more information, see story on Page 3. With the check, from left to right, are Joyner, MJ
District 2 Comissioner Will Sellers, TDOT Representative Nancy Sartor, and MJ City Manager Randy
Robertson. ~ Photo by Tomi L. Wiley
Page 2, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, February 11, 2009

Valentine’s Day shoppers spending less, staying in MJ

By Tomi L. Wiley track for Valentine’s Day.” and arrangements to Dot & Stell’s
Managing Editor Misamore said her choose from, including on Mt. Juliet
shop is different “because “price point options.” Road. She
we have a menu” of flowers “Our price said that while
In this point options help the economy
f l o u n d e r i n g people with how they has affected
economy, spending spend their money,” her business,
money on a loved she said. “We have she has seen
one may seem like an arrangements from the shift in
extravagance, but in a dozen roses, to consumer
Mt. Juliet shoppers boxed roses, mixed b u y i n g
are still buying for arrangements, and made
Valentine’s Day, cubes, ranging in adjustments
local retailers said, price. Also, our within her
with price and repeat customers business.
location in mind. know they’re going “People
“I think to get the best for have changed
because of the their money – they their buying
economy right now, know what to expect habits and
people are more apt and know they’ll be are buying
to do something to satisfied.” less expensive Carry Ann Misamore, left, and Jessica Frame
bring life back, to Misamore i t e m s , ” make custom arrangements at Fresh by
brighten someone’s stressed the she said.
day,” remarked CarryAnn
importance of buying “They’re also
Carry Ann locally, adding that buying more
Misamore, owner of Jewelry at Providence
there is no delivery inspirational and humorous MarketPlace, said his store
Fresh by CarryAnn. charge for Mt. Juliet items, and we’ve changed is “doing great,” with sales
She said her flower
shop, located in Emily Mitchell, left, and Dot & Stell’s Owner residents. our purchasing to reflect percentages up this year
B u y i n g that.” over last.
the Providence Sheila Nipper look over Valentine’s Day gifts
locally is also a main Nipper said she
MarketPlace beside “Traffic is very
at her N. Mt. Juliet Road boutique. ~ Photos by focus for Sheila has cut expenses at the good,” he said Monday,
Kroger, is “right on Tomi L. Wiley Nipper, owner of boutique, and the only admitting that Valentine’s
employees are her and Day sales are still a few
her daughter, Hilary. days off. “People are still
She added that while buying, they’re just more
she buys new items to conscious of price and
“keep the displays fresh value.”
and different,” she’s He said that
working more with the while ticket price sales
items she already has have decreased 30% in
in her inventory to keep the last six months, the
expenses down. number of sales are up.
“It’s hard to He attributed this partly to
gauge sales,” she said, being a preferred dealer of
“especially for a holiday Pandora, a line of charm
like Valentine’s Day. bracelets that is popular at
People are buying, just the moment.
not as much.” Wolfenbarger
But Valentine’s added that traditionally the
Day is traditionally a majority of his customers
holiday for decadence are from Mt. Juliet, but
and extravagance, due to the store’s location
which includes jewelry. in Providence nearly half of
Ryan Wolfenbarger, a
manager at American See V-DAY, Page 4

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MJ nets $1.5M grant for reverse L

Commission discusses options on bond debts
By Tomi L. Wiley financial fallout, the City of
occurred last week. Dr. Michael Swiercz D.C.

Managing Editor Mt. Juliet had the highest Basically, the City of
credit quality (Moody’sMt. Juliet has a $141,000
Through the diligent “Aaa”), lowest interest rate loan payment due March
work of Mt. Juliet Assistant variable debt available in the
1 and due each quarter
Public Works Director Cajun A-8-B loan as well an interest
afterward due to the failing
Joyner, the City of Mt. Juliet rate swap on the IV-J-2 loan credit rating of its bond
this week received a much- which was performing well insurer.
needed grant to help fund with a 4.09% swap rate. “It’s not anything we
the reverse L section of the As a result, the Citydid or anything or anything
eastern connector that will of Mt. Juliet realized savings
you did in decision making,”
help provide safe passage from the historically l o w Overman said. “This is a
to the new Mt. Juliet global economic issue.
High School. Basically, the City of Mt. Juliet has This same situation
The Tennessee a $141,000 loan payment due March is happening all over
Department of the state of Tennessee
T r a n s p o r t a t i o n 1 and due each quarter afterward – the municipal bond
(TDOT) has allocated due to the failing credit rating of its market basically shut
$1.5 million in an Local down in the fall.”
Interstate Connector
bond insurer. Overman
(LIC) grant to help had several
fund the reverse L section variable interest rate recommendations for the
of the eastern connector environment during the City, including the refunding
from the Beckwith Road past several years as well as of both the IV-J-2 and the
interchange at Interstate 40 a reduction in debt portfolio A-8-B loan be authorized
2/28/09 2/28/09

to Hwy 70/Lebanon Road, volatility through the swap. to fixed rate. He suggested
TDOT representative Nancy When the sub-prime
Sartor said Monday. market fiasco and global See GRANT, Page 4
“As everyone knows, financial volatility resulted
State funding has been in the downgrade of bond
scarce,” Sartor said at insurer AMBAC, the credit
the check presentation at support provider for the City
Monday night’s Mt. Juliet of Mt. Juliet variable rate
Board of Commissioners bonds, Morgan Keegan was
meeting, “so this is a able to obtain letter of credit
particular coup.” support for the A-8-B loan.
Sartor added The loan is currently trading
that Joyner had “worked at 1.43%.
tirelessly” for the LIC grant. Because the
Mt. Juliet City Manager underlying variable rate
Dr. Corey Jackson, D.D.S., L.L.C. Dr. Robert Archer, D.D.S., P.C.
said Sartor herself has been bond credit support has been
instrumental in several downgraded, J.P. Morgan,
Mt. Juliet road projects, the liquidity provider for the
(We have moved directly across N. Mt. Juliet Road in the Caldwell Plaza Building)
including the development IV-J-2 loan, has declined to
of the I-40 slip ramp, renew the liquidity support
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V-DAY, from Page 3
Coach Ben Bowen and the MJMS
their customers are “brand
Wrestling team would like to thank new.”
Baker’s Café and Catering for their “They’re either from
another town or have just
support in making the team’s pancake moved to Mt. Juliet,” he
breakfast a success! said. “Either way, they’re
shopping and spending their
GRANT, from Page 3
refunding the loans to
pay off and float another
bond, which he likened
to refinancing a home,
replacing the variable with a
fixed rate loan.
Robertson, however,
said that city officials “need
to call in some very, very
Offering the latest in Dental heavy-duty professionals” to
Techniques & Technology assess the situation.
“We need to take
a deep breath and have
New! Stephen Foster, D.D.S. someone look at this who
is not in the middle of it,”
Sedation Dentistry
fewer appointments
Robertson said. “We need
to
in
deconnect
entirety
ourselves
from this
anxiety - GONE! situation.”
Robertson said, both
pain - GONE! during and after the meeting,
WOW!
that he and City staff are in
Take care of yourself this year talks with an outside, local
Get the WOW Smile you’ve always wanted!! banker “who might want to
experienced since 1986 do that (take on the amount
team 754-2295 owed by the City) in its
www.fosteringsmiles.com entirety.” He added that the
City still has bond money
money in Mt. Juliet.”
Wolfenbarger also
attributed Valentine’s Day
sales to the fact that the love
holiday falls on a Saturday
for the first time in five
years.
“We’ve experienced
an increase in sales of 10%
this week,” he said. “I think
borrowed for road projects
which could help pay off
the bonds, as well as State
Street Aid funds available.
In other business,
commissioners approved as
amended on second reading
to amend the current Zoning
Ordinance for conditional
use permits for religious
facilities. The amendment
applies to churches locating
in an existing, functional
facility.
Commissioners
unanimously approved the
donation of the Rickland
Willey property on
Greenhill Road to be used
as a city park. There are
S.
currently five conditions
placed on the deal by the
property owners, and City
Planner Lisa Keylon added
that the land will also have
to be approved by the county
when the city begins using it
as parkland, considering it
is technically located in the
county, and will have to be
annexed.
Commissioners
unanimously approved
the revised City personnel
manual as amended, on
second reading.
On second reading,
commissioners approved by
a 3 – 1 vote to amend the City
budget to purchase identity
theft insurance for seven City
employees and two “elected
officials” in the wake of the
personal information of
those people being accessed
by District 2 Wilson County
Commissioner Chris Sorey.
Mt. Juliet District 3 City
Commissioner Ed Hagerty
voted against, reiterating
his opinion that those
affected by the information
Fun Love Fact # 1
The expression “wearing your heart on your
sleeve” comes from a Valentine’s Day party
tradition. Young women would write their names
on slips of paper to be drawn by young men. A
man would then wear a woman’s name on his
sleeve to claim her as his valentine.
it’s a good time for people,
even though the economy’s
bad, to go out on a Saturday
night and maybe eat dinner,
spend some time with their
wife or girlfriend. I think
they’re more likely to go out
and spend some money, just
not as much as before.”
breach should pursue it on
a personal level.
In an attempt to
change the exit sign on I-
40 from Belinda Parkway
to Providence Way,
commissioners unanimously
voted to rename a portion
of Belinda Parkway. This
move results from the TDOT
mandate that exit signs must
reflect the name of a street.
City officials are concerned
that interstate drivers are
missing the slip ramp exit
to Providence MarketPlace
because of the Belinda
Parkway sign and hope that
a sign reading Providence
Way will clarify the issue.
Some 1,500 linear feet of
Belinda Parkway on either
side of the slip ramp off I-40
will be renamed Providence
Way.
In new business,
commissioners - excluding
Mt. Juliet Mayor Linda
Elam, who was absent due
to illness – unanimously
approved on first reading to
amend the Mt. Juliet Code to
include the indemnification
of City employees, current
or previous, and board of
commission members, in
the event of a lawsuit.
Commissioners also
unanimously approved
to amend the budget to
allocated $20,000 to correct
drainage problems around
the Mt. Juliet Community
Center at Charlie Daniels
Park and funding for the
new skate park, as well as
allocating funds for the new
Rickland Hills Park.
Amy Mitchell was
also unanimously approved
to serve as a member of the
Mt. Juliet Parks board.
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BANTA, Mary Lou brother Herman Thornburg
Mary Lou Banta, age of Florida; grandchildren
82, of Mt. Juliet, TN, died Lisa Pratt, Steve Cannon,
Saturday, February 7, 2009. Sheri McAfee, Joe Lee Davis,
Mrs. Banta was a member of Gary Davis, Craig Davis,
Mt. Juliet Church of Christ Mike Schmitz, Russell
and the Ladies Bible Class. Clements, Scott Clements
She was very active in the and Daniel Clements;
Ted E. Bear Club where great-grandchildren – Amy
she served as the primary Pratt, Daniel Pratt, Tiffany
seamstress. Mrs. Banta Cannon, Josh Cannon,
was an AVID reader. She Alyssa McAfee, Cara McAfee,
was an auditor for the Christina McAfee, Katie
J.C. Penney Company and Davis, Julia Davis, Jeremy
retired after 23 years of Davis, Ashley Davis, Hayden
service. Mrs. Banta was the Davis, Allen Clements,
daughter of the late, Mont Anastasia Clements and
Cephas and Bertha Mae Krista Clements; niece
Wright Thornburg. She was Wanda Renken. Funeral
preceded in death by her services were conducted 10
husband, Newell Banta; a.m. Tuesday, February 10,
sister, Zelma McCarty; at Bond Memorial Chapel
grandson, Glen Cannon and with Bro. David Shannon
son-in-law, Al Willoughby. officiating. Graveside services
She is survived by: children will be conducted 11 a.m.
Patty Willoughby of Mt. Thursday, February 12, at
Juliet, TN; Jeanette Davis Glen Haven Memorial Park
of Georgia; Shirley Clegg in Winter Park, FL. Flowers
of Lebanon, TN; Carolyn accepted or memorials may
(Jon) Rose of Memphis, TN; be made to the Ted E. Bear
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Obituaries
Ministry at Mt. Juliet Church
of Christ, 1940 N. Mt. Juliet
Road, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122.
Visitation will be 4-8 p.m.
Monday 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
ENOCH, Roy R.
Roy Enoch passed
away on February 6, 2009
at age 52. He was a member
of the Bellwood House of
Prayer. The family will be
accepting friends at Sellars
Funeral Home in Lebanon
on Monday, February 9,
2009 from 2-8 p.m. and on
Tuesday from 9 a.m. until
service. The chapel service,
conducted by Brother Bill
Fowler, is 11 a.m. Tuesday,
February 10, 2009.
Interment in Brush Creek
Cemetery. Survivors include
children: ; siblings:
Ray (Diane) Enoch, Carl
(Sonia) Enoch, Brenda (Tim)
Fish, Nancy (Gary) Ward,
and Dennis (Lisa) Hamilton;
and four grandchildren.
He is preceded in death by
father Teamon Carl Enoch,
step-mother Sarah Enoch,
and brother Stephen Enoch.
Sellars Funeral Home,
Lebanon TN, 615.444.9393.
Obits 615.758.8818.
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FRYE, Terry
Terry Frye, age 45,
of Gainesboro, TN, passed
away February 4, 2009. Mr.
Frye was preceded in death
by grandparents, Orville &
Earline Hager and Sam &
Earline Frye; brothers, Chuck
Frye and Paul Allen Frye. He
is survived by loving fiancé,
Carol Myres; mother, Linda
Frye Rich; father, Charles
Frye; brother, Steven (Anita)
Frye; sisters, Regina (David)
Estes, Ginger Christian, and
Jennifer Christian; many
nephews, nieces and many
special friends. Terry was
greatly loved and will be
dearly missed by all. Funeral
services will be held Sunday,
February 8, at 2 p.m. at
Sellars Funeral Home at
Mt. Juliet with Bro. James
Gordon Williams and Bro.
Danny Sellars officiating.
Interment will follow the
services at Hurricane Church
Cemetery with nephews
and friends serving as
pallbearers. Visitation with
the family will be Saturday,
February 7, from 4-8 p.m.
and Sunday, February 8,
from 10 a.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
SMITH, Wesley,
Wesley Smith, age
25 of Hermitage, passed
away February 3, 2009.
Mr. Smith was preceded in
death by grandparents, Joe
“Love is stronger than death even though
it can’t stop death from happening, but
separate people from love. It can’t take
away our memories either. In the end, life
is stronger than death.” ~ Anonymous
& Clara Smith; and aunt,
Selena Webb. He is survived
by fiancé, Erica Willey;
mother, Dwanna Mayfield;
sons, Timothy Smith and
Jonathan Lucio; sister, Anna
Mayfield; uncle, Dennon
Smith; cousins, Brisha
Webb, Britney Webb, Emilie
Parrott, Serenity Canfield,
and Curtis Canfield; and
best friend, Matthew Calvo.
Funeral service for Mr. Smith
was Saturday, February
7, at 10 a.m. at Sellars
Funeral Home at Mt. Juliet
with Pastor Stan Mitchell
officiating. 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
TAYLOR, Wanda King
Wanda King Taylor,
age 64, of Mt. Juliet, died
February 9, 2009. Loving
mother and grandmother,
and member of Victory
Baptist Church. Preceded in
death by parents, Everette
and Sarah King, and brother,
Jerry King. Survived by
daughters, Kim (Jay) Szarek,
Kirsten Franke; sons, J.
Scott (Julie) Taylor, Greg
Taylor; granddaughters,
Jordan and Jada Taylor,
Kaylie and Karissa Szarek,
Hannah Franke; grandson,
Jonah Franke; and sister,
Susan Ramsey. Funeral
services will be 3 p.m.
Thursday, February 12,
at Hermitage Funeral
Home, with Rev. Chuck
Groover officiating. Active
Pallbearers: Brian Ramsey,
Jon King, Mike Graves,
Alan Hayes, Jay Mezzatesta
and Bob Lanier. Honorary:
staff at Rutland Elementary
School. Interment Hermitage
Memorial Gardens.
Visitation with family is
Wednesday, 12 – 3 p.m. and
5 – 8 p.m. Hermitage Funeral
Home, 535 Shute Lane, Old
Hickory, TN 37138; (615)
889-0361.
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Breast Cancer Friends support group meets the 3rd Monday night
of each month at 6:30 p.m. at Maple Hill church of Christ, located on
Gladeville Elementary faculty goes red
the corner of West Main Street and Maple Hill Road in Lebanon. We
welcome those who have had breast cancer in the past or are dealing
with it now. Ladies only---join us Monday, February 16, for a special
event. Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center health educators transform into
“Cancer Queens” to perform their life-saving message in songs and skits,
followed by a dessert reception. Come and bring a friend. Reservations
are required due to the large turnout. Call 443-5493 or 444-6106.

REGISTER FOR YOUTH SOCCER

Join us for the NYSA
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Recreational Divisions for Ages 3 - 18
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To help celebrate and raise awareness of “Go Red” Day, the Gladeville Elementary
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Betty and Walt Stephens of Mt. Juliet, celebrated their

50th Wedding Anniversary in January. To honor their
parents, the Stephens’ children provided a holiday
cruise for the entire family including seven of their
grandchildren.

The longest engagement was sixty-seven years,

according to the Guinness Book of World Records.
The happy couple finally wed at age 82!
 The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, February 11, 2009, Page 9

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to ease poverty and expand to the United States later
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with the racism and strife of about how to put non-
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with his grandfather. It was “Arun Gandhi’s
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Page 10, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, February 11, 2009

Business News
A Room Without A Rug Is Like
Noon Rotary gives to Books from Birth
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presented a $500 check to Wilson Books from Birth Director Peggy
Simpson. The Noon Rotary club makes a donation to WBFB in honor
of each speaker at each weekly meeting. This check represents the

HUGE PUBLIC donation in honor of all 2008 speakers.

Wilson County gardeners prepare for 20th
~ Photo submitted

POWERSPORT Annual Nashville Lawn & Garden Show

AUCTION
Saturday, February 14th @ 9:00 A.M.
(Early Viewing 7:00 a.m. Day of Sale)
We will be selling at Absolute Auction “DRUG SEIZURES” for Wilson County Sheriffs
Dept!!!!
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE: By Order of Forfeiture filed pursuant to T.C.A. Section 39-11-701. –
Don’t miss this Event!!!
Partial List:
50 + New Yamaha Rhinos, Polaris, Arctic Cat &Yamaha Atvs. Antique Cars & Street Rods incl.
1956 Chevy Belair, 1972 Chevelle SS, 1965 Convertible Mustang, 1959 Cadillac Street Rod, 1955
Custom Pontiac, Mercedes 380sl, 1980 MG Convertible, 1981 Corvette, Several Drug Seizure and
Bank Repo Vehicles, Several Boats incl. Pontoons, Fishing, Ski & Run Abouts & Many More!!
Construction Equipment incl. Fram Pro 4x4 Dieswl Tractors, Case 435 Skid Steer, Custom
Choppers, Harleys & Street Bikes New & Used ATV’s incl Arctic Cats, Can-Ams, Yamaha, Honda, Representatives from four Wilson County garden and landscaping
Suzuki, Polaris, Kawasaki, Etc. Lots of New & Used Dirt Bikes incl Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki. New companies recently attended a meeting to make plans for the 2009
& Used Zero Turn Mowers, EzGo, Yamaha & Club Car Golf Carts, Lots of Jet Skis, Gas Scooters, Nashville Lawn & Garden Show which will be held March 5 – 8
Cargo Trailers All Sizes, New Utility Trailers. Semi Load of Appliances incl. Refrigerators, Ranges, at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds. More than 26 live gardens will
Ac Units & Washer & Dryer Sets. Huge Truck Load of New Tools incl. Generators, Pressure be created for the show, the largest gardening event in Tennessee.
Washers, Air Compressors, Etc. Huge Jewelry Liquidation incl. Over 200 Pcs. Gold & Diamond’s!!! Pictured at the planning session are (left to right) Chris Agee, Living
Stone in Brush Creek; Wesley Wall, Greenhouse Gallery in Lebanon;
EVERYTHING MUST GO!! Kyle Moss, Greenhouse Gallery; David Wills, Ponds by David in Mt.
DIRECTIONS: From Nashville, Tennessee take I-40 east to Exit 232B. Turn left on Eastgate Juliet; Sharon Eden, co-manager of the Nashville Lawn & Garden
Blvd. (First Light) Auction is 1 ½ miles on right. Watch for signs!!! Show; Kyle Toggle, Greenhouse Gallery; and Chris Ehrhart, Summit
TERMS & CONDITIONS: Highest bidder must pay high bid price plus buyers premium immediately after sale. Cash, check, Landscaping in Mt. Juliet. For more information about the show,
Mastercard, Visa and Discover accepted. Checks drawn on Tennessee bank will be approved by Telecheck. All out of state checks
must have a bank letter of credit signed by bank officer. All years, mileage and descriptions are believed to be correct, however are not call 615-876-7680 or visit www.nashvillelawnandgardenshow.com.
guaranteed. Buyers shall rely entirely on their own inspection and information. All items are being sold “as-is”, “where-is” with no
warranties or representations written or implied by Auction Company. 15% Buyers premium. If you are tax exempt, you must have AARP will provide FREE income tax preparation along with electronic
tax ID# with you. Announcements day of sale take precedence over all other advertising. filing for persons with low to middle incomes at the MJ Library and MJ

Nashville PowerSport Auction
8037 Eastgate Blvd. Mt. Juliet, TN. 37122
Phone: 615-466-4000 Fax: 615-466-4010
View pictures @ www.nashvillepowersportauction.com
Owner/Auctioneer: Rod Settles Lic. # 2838
Senior Center from Jan 30th through April 17th. This is an entirely free
service provided to the local community through a joint effort from
AARP and IRS, and you do not have to be a member of AARP or a senior
citizen to take advantage of this service. Call the Mt. Juliet Library at
758-7051 or the Senior Center at 758-9114 for an appointment. Waymon
Holland is the local contact for tax questions and may be contacted at
Firm # 4687
482-5705.
 The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, February 11, 2009, Page 11

MTE Customers Care makes special donation

to assist needy members with electric bills Public Notice
MTEMC Vice President of It is the responsibility of
MUNDY MEMORIAL PARK
Submitted VENDOR CONTRACT
Marketing and Communica- the MTE Customers Care The City of Mt. Juliet Parks Department will be taking
Middle Tennessee Elec- tions Chris Jones said these Board, which is composed of bids for the rights to operate the Mundy Memorial Park
tric’s Customers Care made funds came from members seven MTEMC members, to Concession stand. Vendor will operate the concession
a special donation of $15,000 who round their monthly evaluate grant requests and stand for league play and weekend tournaments. In
to Wilson County Communi- bills to the nearest dollar send the ‘Round Up’ monies your written bid please attach a full resume.
Bids will be taken until Friday, February 20, 2009.
ty Help Center this week to through the cooperative’s back into the communities
assist needy members with Operation Round Up pro- Middle Tennessee Electric Please send bids to:
payment of electric bills. gram. serves. City of Mt. Juliet
“It’s our hope these chari- “Our members who give to For more information, Attn: John Rossmaier
table monies will help those ‘Round Up’ made this possi- members can contact Wil-
in need,” MTE Customers ble,” Jones said. “Hopefully, son County Community P.O. Box 256
Care Board Chairman Dor- this will provide some relief Help Center’s Gail Proctor at Mt. Juliet, TN 37121
etha Wright said. “The whole for those who are having a (615) 449-1856. Fax:615-773-8399
purpose of this organization hard time paying their elec-
is to find ways to use these tric bills in an already tough
monies and channel the economic climate and dur-
funds back to worthy com-
munity causes.”
ing the peak season for high
energy usage.”
THE ALLERGY, ASTHMA
& SINUS CENTER
The first concert of the Cedar Creek Community Band ...where allergies meet relief

Winter
will be March 9 at 7 p.m. at Mt. Juliet High School. The
newly formed, and still forming, band currently has
approximately 50 people and meets Monday nights at
MJHS from 7 – 9 p.m. Tickets for the concert will be $5
for adults and $3 for ages 10 – 18, and under 10 are free.
For more information about the concert or on joining
the Cedar Creek Community Band call Director Sherie
Allergies?!
Mold, animal dander, pollen, dust mites, insects…
Grossman at 615-754-9454. these allergens can actually worsen in the wintertime.
Strengthen your immune system with immunotherapy (IT). Also
known as allergy shots, IT builds your immunity to allergens that
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LEGAL NOTICE
BEAL CONSTRUCTION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR WILSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE

ALEX E. STILLWELL and wife, KATHRYN )

M. STILLWELL, on behalf of themselves and the )
nine individual owners of the detached units in )
Beacon Hill Village, Phase 3 )
)
DESIGNER FLOORING & CABINETRY
GRAND OPENING
Plaintiffs )
)
vs. ) No. 15118
)
BEACON HILL VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM ) Friday, February 13th & Saturday, February 14th
ASSOCIATION, INC., PULTE HOMES )
OF TENNESSEE, a Limited Partnership, and ) one stop shopping • licensed & insured general contractor
WILSON COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION )
) professional project design & installation • free estimate
Defendants. )

NOTICE Eric Beal (615) 504-0827 or Gary Osterhoff (615) 319-5582

It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that this action shall be maintained as
a class action pursuant to TRCP 23; that Beacon Hill Village Condominium Association,
Inc., is the proper party to represent all of the condominium owners of Beacon Hill
GENERAL CONTRACTING
Village as a class; and that Alex Stillwell and Kathryn Stillwell are the proper parties to KITCHEN & BATHS
represent the nine (9) detached unit owners of Beacon Hill Village as a class. It is CABINETS • REMODELS • ADDITIONS
therefore ordered by the Court that publication shall be made in the Mt. Juliet News,
ROOFS • SIDING & WIDOW REPLACEMENT
The Chronicle, and the Beacon Hill Village Condominium Association=s method of
notice to members for four (4) consecutive weeks that (a) the Court will exclude the
NEW CONSTRUCTION
member from the class if the member so requests by February 27, 2009; (b) the FLOORS: COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL
judgment, whether favorable or not, will include all members who do not request DECKS
exclusion; and (c) any member who does not request exclusion may, if the member
desires, enter an appearance.

This the _______ day of January 2009.

/s/______________________________
LINDA NEAL, Circuit Court Clerk
Military, Fire, Police, EMS, School Staff, Active or Retired
10% Discount on Materials.
11176 Lebanon Rd. • Mt. Juliet
(on the SE corner of Lebanon Rd. & N. Mt. Juliet Rd. next to BP)
Page 12, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, February 11, 2009
Community
Calendar
Teen Valentine’s Day Dance
February 13
The City of Mt. Juliet will host a Valentine’s Day Dance for teens
ages 13 – 17 at the Mt. Juliet Community Center, located
at Charlie Daniels Park, on Friday, February 13, from 7 – 11
p.m. The cost is $5 at the door, and the dance will be well-
chaperoned. For more information call 758-6522.
Encore presents ‘Run for your Wife’
Opens February 13
Run For Your Wife opens Friday, February 13, at the Encore
Theatre Company venue located at 14905A Lebanon Road
(located behind Tractor Supply Company), and runs through
Sunday, March 1. Tickets are $15.00, except for Saturday,
January 14, which is a special Valentine’s Day Dinner Theatre
catered by Flowers For His Glory, the same company which
catered ETC’s Phantom Ball this past October, and tickets
for that evening are $25.00. Performances are at 7:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturday evenings, with Sunday matinees at 2:30
p.m.; the Valentine’s Day special dinner will be served at 6 p.m.
Reservations can be made by calling the theatre at 615-598-
8950. Patrons who pay in advance can take advantage of the
new VIP seating area at the theatre for all performances except
for dinner theatre.
Guest minister at Joy Church
February 14 and 15
Joy Church International welcomes special guest speaker Dr.
Dennis Burke, who will be ministering Saturday, February 14
and 5 p.m. and Sunday, February 15 at 9 and 11 a.m. Joy
Church International is located at 1019 Charlie Daniels Pkwy.
For more information call (615) 773-5252.
Child-care seminar
February 21
A child-care provider workshop will be held on Saturday,
February 21, at the James E. Ward Agricultural Center School
Exhibits Building, from 9 – 11 a.m. The topic will be “Emotional
Intelligence.” The workshop is provided by the UT Extension
Office. Please call (615) 444-6584 for registration or more
information. Space is limited and is first come, first serve.
Pickin-N-Grinnin in the Glade
February 21
Gladeville Pickin-N-Grinnin will be held at the Gladeville Community
Center on Saturday, February 21, beginning at 6 p.m. The
event will feature live music by Hands of Time, fried catfish and
BBQ with all the fixins. The cost is $10.00 per person, children
under 12 $5.00. Food will be furnished and cooked by Griffin’s
Family Market and Deli.
Can I be the judge?
Event February 28
Democratic Social is seeking Chili Cook-off Contestants. The
event is Feb. 28 at the Fair Grounds in Lebanon. To enter or for
more information, contact Charlene Foutch at 584-9916.
Attention: Mt. Juliet’s next top models
March 7
The City of Mt. Juliet will host a Spring Fashion Show Extravaganza
on Saturday, March 7, beginning at 2 p.m. Volunteers to model
spring fashions are needed. For more information call the
Community Center at 758-6522.
Reflections from an
Old Friend
Be Nice!
One of my favorite quotes is: Do unto others, as you would have them do unto you. How
true! And sense that’s the case, from this point forward, I am asking everyone to try their very
best at doing unto others, as you would have them do unto you.
One example includes littering. Littering costs everyone. It takes a toll on our resources,
our property values, our wallets, and is an insult to our great community and country. Littering is
simply passing the buck. When you pass the buck, the rest of us are left with the bill, the bill of
cleaning up the mess left behind.
Another example is respect: Respect is when you speak kindly of others or say nothing
at all, respect is when you open a door for your wife, family member or a complete stranger who
has their hands full, respect is when you don’t endanger the lives of others by driving under the
influence, speeding, tailgating, respect is not telling lies, cheating, hurting, murdering and so
on.
Life is so very short when you really think about it. We all have hurts, sorrows, worries,
highs, lows, concerns, deadlines, aggravations and feelings that can be offended, hurt or
damaged. With that being the case, let’s all start being more civil, kind, understanding, forgiving,
helpful and loving to one another.
In closing, nothing is ever accomplished without sincere effort and a positive attitude.
Good will always prevails over indifference and divisiveness. Please do unto others, as you would
have them do unto you.
For loves of all ages
February 28
The Mt. Juliet Senior Citizens Center
requests the pleasure of your company
at the Annual Sweetheart Banquet on
Saturday, February 28, at 6:30 p.m. at
St. Stephen’s Catholic Church, located
on 14544 Lebanon Road in Mt. Juliet.
The banquet will feature a full Prime Rib
compliments of Houston’s Meats and
the Mt. Juliet Morning Rotary Club, with
musical entertainment provided by Jay &
Gloria Kirkland. The cost is $25 for MJSC
members, $40 for non-members, $70 for
couples, and $320 for business tables
(seats 8). By purchasing tickets and
attending this event you are helping to
support the Center through a charitable
donation, which can be used as a tax
deduction. Please RSVP by February 16
by sending a reservation and payment,
as well as your choice between Prime Rib
and chicken, to Mt. Juliet Senior Center,
2034 Mt. Juliet Rd. N., Mt. Juliet, TN,
37122, or call 615-758-9114 or visit www.mjseniorcenter.org.
Cumberland to host Wilson Amateur Radio Club’s licensing course
February 28 and March 1
The Wilson Amateur Radio Club (ARC), in cooperation with Cumberland University, will offer a
two-day technician licensing class at the University on Feb. 28 and March 1. Scheduled to be
held from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. each day, the course will be led by Joe Semer, who has conducted
the class numerous times in the past with great success. Semer’s lessons will prepare students
for the license exam, which will be offered at the conclusion of the two-day course. There is no
cost to take the class; however, students must purchase course materials ($25) and pay for
the American Relay Radio League (AARL)-administered exam ($15). The $25 course materials
fee must be submitted to the Wilson ARC prior to Monday, Feb. 16. Those planning to take the
two-day course should send an e-mail to info@wilsonarc.org as soon as possible and provide a
name, mailing address and date of birth. Participants are not required to be members of Wilson
ARC nor any other club or organization to take part in the class. For more information, please
visit http://www.wilsonarc.org or contact Wilson ARC President Michael Wright at 615.714.0399
or via e-mail at N4MAW@ARRL.NET.
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you want to sell please con- mates. Efile available. 773- Glass replacement. FREE er beds, retainer wall and and two year old rooms. Call
tact 754-2019. TC 0809 - Joe. P 2-11 Mobile Service. Established repairs. NEW - We also do 754-9244 for more informa-
“1989”. Insurance ap- stucco. Free estimate. 754- tion.
Auction Auction proved. Serving Middle TN. 5034. TC ___________________________
758-6339. ___________________________ Child Care in my home. One
___________________________ PRESSURE WASHING UN- full-time opening. Belinda
LIMITED, INC. Cleaning
JUNK HAULING & LOTS City/Providence area. 758-
Services Include: Houses
AUCTION MORE Clean basements,
attics, & yards. Most gut-
- Gutters - Driveways -
7122. I 2-11

3 RESIDENTIAL TRACTS Decks & More. Call Dean Cleaning

ters. Haul cars 4 Free. Land- at 516-9438 for FREE
SELLING SEPARATELY scaping. Stump Grinding. Estimate. I TC
3.78. AC. / 2.88 AC. / 2.11 AC. Pressure washing. Decks & ___________________________ **ALL PRO SERVICES **
NOEL DR. MT JULIET 37122 Driveways sealed. Call us DUN-RITE Garage Door CLEANING: Specializing in
4 anything. Robin or Mike. Service. Sales - Service windows, carpets, gutters,
NEXT TO OLD HICKORY LAKE
443-7146 /485-4510, - Installation - Repairs. pressure washing, driveway
25% DOWN TERMS 881-6500.. Overhead Doors & Open- sealing. Air Duct Clean-
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 21ST 10:30 AM ers. FREE Estimates on Re- ing & Blind Cleaning. Free
Directions: From Nashville take I-40 East to Exit # 221A The Hermitage. Tree Trimming placements. 758-6285 or estimates & references.
Continue 2 1/2 miles to Lebanon Rd. right on Lebanon Rd. 2 Miles to Andrew and Removal 319-1645. I TC Jim 754-5047. Christian
Jackson Pkwy. Left on Andrew Jackson Pkwy (becoming Saundersville Rd.) 4 Owned/Operated.
1/2 Miles to Left on Saundersville Ferry Rd. 1 1/2 Miles to Left on Weeping Gutter Cleaning and Child Care
Elm Rd. Right on Noel Dr. to Sale. These 3 beautiful treed lots are located in Guttercovers Commercial
Glen Hills Section 1 with access to Old Hickory Lake through the Glen Hills Mulching and
boat ramp. Lot # 3 sells at ABSOLUTE AUCTION and contains 2.11 acres
NANA’S HOUSE. Want Spe-
with 106.46-ft. frontage. Lot # 2 has 2.88 acres and 190.53-ft frontage. Lot # 1 Hedge Trimming cial Love & Attention from
FOR LEASE - Commer-
has 3.78 acres and fronts 315 feet on Noel Dr. These beautiful lots are located Insured Christian environment. Call
449-8978. M-F. 3 Full Time cial Space - Hwy 109 area
in a terraced Gatlinburg setting and are waiting for you to build your Dream Call Daryl Hall
Home with potential limited only by Your Own Imagination. Convenient Openings. 25 and Mt. Juliet area! Call
living in a country setting minutes from I-40, Old Hickory, Nashville, Old 615-390-0973 for more information ROB-
___________________________
Hickory Lake, Schools, Shopping in a quite well established neighborhood of INSON PROPERTIES 754-
Owner Occupied Homes. 2019.
Terms: CASH. Or Terms provided by Wilson Bank and Trust (Jason Loggins
754-0600) of 25% down payment 6% interest rate, interest quarterly, principal ___________________________
annually. 15% Earnest Money day of sale balance at closing. Deed and Insured Hazardous tree removal, COMMERCIAL SPACES
title furnished by Seller. Sale # 0509. FOR LEASE. 500-3,000
Rita Anderson Licensed and Insured SQUARE FEET. 754-2019.
Anderson Commercial Brokerage Agents FREE ESTIMATES. ___________________________
Bobby Colson Auctioneer
Least expensive and A True Recession Offer.
$25.00 Will Be Given Away
intrusive methods. Commercial Bldg. good for
office & workshop. Ideal for
Jett Tree Service beauty shop=pet and groom-
615-347-1092 ing shop. Plumbing, Office
w/warehouse basement w/
outside access. 1st month

HIGH TOP TREE SERVICE free. No lease required. New-

Business Services
WILLETTE STONE WORK.
Stone Jobs - Walls, Planters,
Outdoor Firepit/Grill, Mail-
boxes, etc. FREE Estimates.
Christian contractor with 15
years experience. Call 615-
207-9103. P 4-29
___________________________
MAAS TREE SERVICE.
Tree Removal, Trimming,
Topping, Brush Chipping,
Stump Grinding. Commer-
cial & Residential. Insured.
Free Estimates. 615-945-
2755. P 2-11
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ly decorated. 20 min. from
Business Services • Removal • Chipper Service Mt. Juliet in Lakewood. 847-
• Bobcat Service • Bush Hogging 4105 Office.
• Pressure Washing • Storm Damage
STUMP BUSTERS & TREE • Stump Grinding Dozer
• Cable Reinforcement
SERVICES BY TW. Trees • Thinning/Maintenance
trimmed, removed & stump FREE ESTIMATES BOBCAT, BUSH HOGGING,
grinding. BOBCAT work. Licensed & Insured ($1 Million Liability) DUMP TRUCK, BACKHOE.
Yard grading. Light Dump LeRoy Watkins, Manager • 28 years Experience Concrete work. Fill Dirt and
Truck Hauling. Insured. 210-7137 Gravel. Portable Welding.
Free Estimates. 568-2716. FREE Estimates. Cell 347-
I TC 0433, 754-0090. I
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BARRETT Tree & Lawn Ser- 4 Seasons Tree Service Driveways
vice. Tree Removal, Trim- • Trimming • Storm Damage • Removal
ming, Hauling, Firewood, • Chipper Service • Maintenance • Stump Removal DRIVEWAYS PAVED -
Lawn care, Mulching. Li- 24-Hour Emergency Service Free estimates. Reasonable
censed & Insured. 758-3893 Call Today For A Free Estimate prices. Quality work. Work
Leonard Matthews (Owner) • Licensed & Insured
or 579-8319. P We’re proud to serve Wilson County with 14 Years of Experience
guaranteed. Call day or
2-4-09 night. ED BRADLEY PAV-
___________________________
Cell 585-5102 ING COMPANY. 444-7044.
TC
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of Mt.
Juliet, February 11, 2009
754-6111
Deadline 1 p.m. Monday
Electrical
LICENSED & INSURED
ELECTRICIAN. Residential
& Commercial. Also, Cable/
Phone Installation. Senior
Citizen Discount. REASON-
ABLE RATES. All work
guaranteed. 615- 316-
9323. I M
___________________________
RAY ELECTRIC. No Job
Too Small. Family owned
& operated. Licensed & in-
sured. Senior Citizen Dis-
count. 773-2455. 615-681-
8787 I TC
___________________________
ARC ELECTRICAL SER-
VICES. Call for all your
electrical needs. Competi-
tive rates. 754-9790.
TC
For Rent
$499 - Beautiful 2BR apart-
ment in Lebanon. Limited
time only. eho. Call 615-
453-5100. I 2-11
___________________________
New 2800 Sq. Ft. 3BR, 2.5
BA. Bonus, 2 car garage.
Deposit and Application re-
quired. No pets. Close to
high school and Providence
shopping. $1,700 month.
202-0186 or 615-405-4305.
P 2-18
___________________________
Stoner Creek Apartments
1 Bedroom starts at $327
2 Bedroom starts at $402
Partial utilities paid
127 Belinda Pkwy.
(615) 758-5494
FOR
RENT
$750 per month, 1 acre lot, detached 2½ garage,
fenced back yard, 1700 sq.ft., 3BD. 1½ BA.,
fireplace, gas & electric heat. Mt. Juliet area.
615-754-2019.
7, 2005, Page
CLASSIFIEDS
For Rent
Mt. Juliet - 4BR, 2.5 BA.
Approximately 3,200 sq. ft.
$1,350 plus deposit. 615-
479-5490. I TC
___________________________
Amazing Mt. Juliet home. 5
Bedrooms, 3 baths. Beauti-
ful view of lake. Sunset Har-
bor Subd. $1,995.00 per
month. Call 444-0038.
___________________________
Mechanic or Body Shop.
Utilities Furnished. $450
month. 1st Month FREE!!
Kyann 847-4105. I TC
___________________________
Home in Mt. Juliet. 3BR,
1BA in nice subd. Conve-
nient to schools and shop-
ping. $900 month. Deposit
and references required.
758-5055. I TC
For Sale
FIREWOOD for SaleSale. Pick up
or Deliver. Call 579-8319.
___________________________
1) High Quality Full Mat-
tress Set. New w/Warranty.
Can deliver. Lists $240.00,
sacrifice $120.00. 615-394-
0861.***2) New Queen Pil-
low-top Mattress Set w/
warranty. Never used. Can
deliver. Lists $299. Must
sell, $149.00. 615-394-
0861.***3) New King Mat-
tress set in plastic. Never
used. Warranty inc. Retails
for $360. Will sell for $180.
615-575-5992. 4) Bedroom
set-Cherry or pine finish.
Dresser/Mirror/n/stand/
chest/hdbd/frame. New in
boxes. Lists $999.00. Will
sell for $569.00. Lay-a-way
available. Can deliver. 615-
394-0861. 5) All new, all
leather Sofa & Loveseat.
No vinyl!!! Lists $1899, will
sell for $985.00. Lay-a-way
available. Can deliver. 615-
394-0861.6) All new Mi-
cro-fiber Sofa & Loveseat.
Retails $999.00, will sell
for $585.00 while they last.
Can deliver. Lay-a-way (yes).
615-394-0861. I TC
Garage Sale
Consignors Needed! LOOK-
ING GLASS KIDS SALE.
Quality children’s clothing,
toys and accessories. Leba-
non Road, near Mt. Juliet
Road - Women’s building
by Little League Ball Park.
Receiving by appointment -
February 14 - 16. Sale - Feb-
ruary 18-21. www.looking-
glassconsignment.com
___________________________
SWEET REPEATS CHIL-
DREN’S CONSIGNMENT
SALE. Consignors ~ will be
accepting children’s spring/
summer clothing, shoes,
toys, games, videos, books,
baby items & accessories.
Will accept items tagged
from another sale. RECEIV-
ING: Friday, February 27, 3-
6 & Saturday, February 28,
10-2. SELLER Receives 70%
of sales. 1002 MEB COURT.
Behind Valvoline on Leba-
non Road in Mt. Juliet. Call
for more info. Robin 758-
3503 or Stacey 758-5881.
___________________________
Donelson Christian Acad-
emy. It’s time for DCA’s
Spring/Summer Children’s
Clothing Consignment Sale
- and we’d love for you and
your friends to participate!!
Receiving is Monday, March
9 (9a-6:30p) with the sale
March 11, 12 & 13. For
seller numbers, call Ann @
847-1088 or Nicole @ 847-
8010. No seller numbers will
be given out after Friday,
March 9th. I 2-25
Help Wanted
DAYCARE is looking for 3
part time and 2 full time
caregivers. Call 615-758-
7777. I 1-28
___________________________
NEED EXTRA CASH?
P/T, A.M.S, Long Term.
Start ASAP. Work with small
crafts. Call 615-969-6684.
Homes for Sale
BY OWNER: 2,735 Sq. Ft.
5BR, 3BA Mt. Juliet area.
Agents welcome. Asking
$254,900. All offers consid-
ered after you go through
the home. 417-9746.
754-6111
Deadline 1 p.m. Monday
Home Improvement Home Improvement
TOMMY’S BUILDERS RE- M&M HOME REPAIRS &
MODELING. Room Addi- SERVICE. Call Mike for es-
tions - Electrical - Plumb- timates. 615-573-0043.
ing - Painting - Gutters I TC
- Siding - Decks - Roofing ___________________________
- Drywall & Repairs. 30 HARD WOOD FLOORS -
years experience. Bond- Installation, sand and fin-
ed & Insured. 405-8179. ish, refinish old floors. Terry
P 3-4 Pearson 754-8385 TC
___________________________ ___________________________
PERMANENT GUTTER ESTES ROOFING 22 Years
CLEANING. Will remove Experience. Great Rates.
leaves and debris from your Free Estimates. Workman-
gutters. They will never have ship Warranty. Wilson
to be cleaned again!! Fully County’s most trusted roof-
insured. Call DEAN - 516- ing company. 443-3210
9438. I TC P 12-31
___________________________ ___________________________
Help Wanted Help Wanted
The Gardens at Providence Place is currently seeking
a CNT/Resident assistant who is dedicated and
dependable for every Saturday and
Sunday night 11-7 & PRN.
Must have strong work ethics and a
passion to work with the elderly.
Apply in person at
1016 Charlie Daniels Parkway, EOE
In the MARKET
for a NEW CAREER?
If you are excited by the prospect of having a high degree of responsibility in a
dynamic office work environment, you’ll enjoy this opportunity! We are looking
for candidates with great communication skills who are professional, friendly,
and enthusiastic and have the ability to work independently or as part of a team.
Aldi is a rapidly expanding and highly successful food retailer with over 1,000 stores
in the United States. We are now accepting resumes for the following position at
our MT. JULIET Divisional Office (located off 840 at the Couchville Pike Exit):
BOOKKEEPER
• Financial reporting • Depreciation (Sage FAS Software)
• Journal entries • Electronic benefits/debit reconciliation
• Bank reconciliations • Monthly sales tax filings
• Daily cash pulls • Intercompany accounting and balancing
• Fixed assets • Balancing and maintaining construction accounts
*MUST HAVE A MINIMUM OF 2 YEARS BOOKKEEPING EXPERIENCE*
*MUST BE AVAILABLE TO TRAVEL OUT OF STATE FOR 12 WEEKS OF TRAINING*
We require a High School Diploma or GED, ability to type 50 WPM, proficien-
cy in Microsoft Word and Excel, excellent 10 key.
We offer excellent benefits including Medical, Dental, Vision and 401K, paid vaca-
tion after 6 months and much more!
Please fax or email resume by 2/10/09 to:
615-443-8595; $17.38
email: mtj@aldi.us
PER HOUR
We are an equal opportunity employer.
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of Mt.
Mt. Juliet,
Juliet, September
February 11, 2009, Page
7, 2005, Page 15

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

Home Improvement Home Repair Painting Painting Vehicles

CONCEPT BUILDERS - ROBERSON Remodeling. 1) Laid off - Must sacrifice

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MT. JULIET HOME ing. Jason-481-9909. EVERY JOB. Very reason- Winner NOPI Nationals.
DEAL! Dirty & needs re-
I M P R O V E M E N T . ___________________________ able. Free estimates. Refer- $6,495.00.
pairs, but could be a great
Carpentry, Plumbing, Elec- BOBCAT, BUSH HOGGING, ences. Cell 337-2960, 883- 3) Laid off - sacrifice 2003
home if you are willing to
trical, Drywall, Fans Doors, DUMP TRUCK, BACKHOE. 5810. P do some fixup! Brick, 4 Acura TL Type S. Pearl White
Licensed, Insured, On-time Concrete work. Fill Dirt and 3-25 BR, 2 Bath, 2 car garage. & Beige. All options. Custom
& Reasonable Priced. Mon- Gravel. Portable Welding. ___________________________ $129,900 or best offer! Now wheels. Nice car. Only 69K
Fri. 9am-5pm. 754-6819. Free Estimates. Cell 347- 2 GALS THAT PAINT. Inte- taking bids. Call me to get miles. Will sell for Payoff
P 1-28 0433. 754-0090. I TC rior painting. Faux finishes. yours in, pending a short $14,800.00. Call John 615-
Wallpaper removal. Reason- sale approval by the lender. 473-4416. P 11
___________________________ Painting
REID’S HANDYMAN SER- able prices. Call Mary @ Linda McKenzie, 300-0676, Wanted
VICE. Fast, Reliable ser- 417-4298. P 2-11 The Realty Association. 385-
Interior and exterior paint- 9010.
vice. At affordable rates. Li- ing. Drywall & Texture Re- Pets CASH FOR YOUR LAWN
censed, Bonded & Insured. pair. Cabinet refinishing. Weekly Bible Verse MOWERS & TRACTORS.
615-400-TENN (8366) www. Power washing, Driveway & Running or NOT. Johnny at
benthehandyman.com Decks sealed. Minor carpen- LEBANON ANIMAL SHEL- 847-4105, Mon-Fri. 9am-4p
TER has loving cats, dogs, WE SHOULD PRAY FOR
___________________________ try work. Call Vester Brad- THOSE IN POWER: I Tim- m. TC
MICHAEL’S HOME IM- shaw, Sr. 615-642-6191. kittens, puppies. All breeds
othy 2:5-6 For there is one
PROVEMENTS. 754-4580. ___________________________ and sizes for adoption. 444-
God, and one mediator be-
Pressure washing, decks
built and sealed. Driveways
ANTONELLI PAINTING and
Repairs. 35 years expe-
1144. TC
___________________________
tween God and men, the COMMERCIAL
man Christ Jesus; Who gave
sealed. Roofing repairs.
Painting & drywall. Rotten
rience. Interior/Exterior
painting. Drywall repairs.
himself a ransom for all, to
be testified in due time.
PROPERTY
wood repairs. Carpentry Pressure Washing, Deck
work & more. Good prices. Refinishing, Replacement
Windows. 449-6512 or 512- Real Estate Real Estate
FOR LEASE
20 years experience. P
3964. I TC Hwy. 109
area and
WHAT ARE “HONEY DO’S”? 1-Level Townhome for sale!
All the things around the house Mt. Juliet
www. MarketPlaceHomes.net
You’d like your “Honey” to do. area!
Things that break, won’t work, or fit
That you just can’t get to. Call for more
We know how hard it is to find 3 Bedrm. information
someone to do repair. $164,900 ROBINSON
Jobs we do, we do with pride
our cost, you’ll find, is fair. PROPERTIES
So if your job is large or small
our quality is the same. 754-2019
So start a list and keep it out
Building Reputation is more than just our name.
Of course large jobs we love to get
More small than large we do. ____________
This poem we wrote for you to read Happy
____________
is just for “Honey Do’s. Valentine’s
By now you know, all jobs we’ll do in Mt. Juliet ___
our estimates are FREE. • 1-Car garage • Large Kitchen Day
Large jobs, we know, are soon to come • Private gated patio • Master Suite Britt!
courteous service is our policy. • Plenty of extra storage
Love,
Building Reputation • 758-9954 Call Lynn Grassmeyer-owner/agent • 615-948-8080 Shaee
FREE ESTIMATES • 1 YR/100% GUARANTEE Stallings Real Estate & Auction • 615- 773-8496
For nancing
nancing calll Taylor Bowers at Pinnacle Financial @ 615-773-6656.
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