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...which had commercial as well as residential participants. James Dunn of Clarks...calls he received even during the construction phase. They ran short of the po...
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... be sequestered in a closet. But every so often comes a breath of fresh air. Someone somewhere does something unique, which provides them with a marketing edge in their community. Every so often' became a reality in Clarksville , TN during the winter of 93. Enhancing the holiday spirit was the goal of the Clarksville area Chamber of Commerce's Christmas Decoration Contest, which had commercial as well as residential participants. James Dunn of Clarksville's Dunn Insurance, Inc. decided against entering a float in the Christmas Parade because of the immensity of the task-but he agreed to enter the less demanding commercial category of the decoration contest. Little did he realize he'd soon be getting Dunn Insurance's name on the front page of the local paper twice, plus a full front-page write-up-not to mention extra publicity from a contest ... the contest and a new concept for the agency's Christmas card. In fact, from the grocery store to private parties, Dunn couldn't go anywhere without people talking about his agency's entry. Dunn gives most of the credit to his son, Jimmy Jr., who suggested a giant snowman in lieu of a more traditional outdoor Christmas tree. Based on Jimmy's styrofoam model, construction began the day after Thanksgiving and took a week to complete. Chicken wire, poly insulation, and other odd materials were bonded with glue onto the agency's front signpost. Soon the arms of a giant 15-foot-tall snowman reached up to hold both sides of the agency sign-seeming to wave to passers-by. To add a dramatic touch, more than 2,000 white Christmas lights were attached to the interior chicken wire, providing a ...