Shopper's Guide, May 8 by Indiana Gazette INC

Vol. 16

S ’ R E P P O H S Guide

No. 19

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MAY 2015 19 Houses of Harrisburg Tour $119 (tour of the PA Capitol, lunch & more!) 21 Rivers Casino $30 ($20 FP & $5 food) 29 Meadows Casino OR Tanger Outlets $32 ($30 FP bonus) JUNE 2015 2 Rivers Casino $30 ($20 FP & $5 food) 5 Rogers Market $45 Large Ohio Indoor/ Outdoor Market 10 Mountaineer Casino $42 ($25 FP bonus) 12-13 Creation Museum & Columbus Zoo $247 pp dbl. / $217 pp quad 14-19 Ocean City, MD $501 pp dbl/$346 pp quad 20-28 Nashville, Memphis, and Branson “Top of the Line Music Tour” $1,743 pp dbl/ $1,448 pp quad 26 Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Atlanta Braves $83 (includes all you can eat concession) 30 West Virginia Mountain Railroads $176 (includes lunch & dinner)

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JULY 2015 2 Kutztown Folk Festival $97 8 Gateway Clipper Lock & Dam All-American Dinner Cruise $74 10 The Living Word Outdoor Drama in Ohio $86 16 PA Opry Elvis Tribute $104 (includes dinner) 17 “Joseph” Sight & Sound $112 19-21 Mountaineer & Meadows Casino $98 ($50 FP & $20 food) 22-Aug. 9 Picturesque Pacific Northwest $3,904 pp dbl/$3,234 pp quad AUGUST 2015 12-14 New York City Guided Tour $674 pp dbl/$567 pp quad 16-22 Mackinac Island & Upper Peninsula of Michigan $1,035 pp dbl Call for above itineraries plus Wildwood, Canada & New England Cruise, & Savannah/Charleston Receive 3% discount on overnight or longer tours by paying with cash or check (except cruises)!!!

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3955 W. Pike Rd., Indiana

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SPECIAL FINANCING AVAIL. 2014 CHEVY IMPALA LS

2012 CADILLAC SRX LUX AWD 2011 GMC TERRAIN SLT-1

V6, ALUM WHEELS WAS $ $30,968

29,469

SPORT, AWD, 4 CYL, ALUM. WHEELS WAS $ $21,968

NEW BODY STYLE, 4 CYL WAS $ $22,968

19,724

17,969

2012 CHEVY MALIBU LT-I

2014 CHEVY CRUZE 2LT

2011 CHEVY TRAVERSE LT 1-LT

4 CYL, AUTO, ALUM WHEELS WAS $ $15,399

4CYL, AUTO, ALUM WHEELS & MORE WAS $ $18,968

AWD, V6, AUTO

14,406

15,255

WAS $19,968

19,242

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PUBLISHERS NOTICE: All real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it il‑ legal to advertise “any preference, limitation, or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limita‑ tion, or discrimination.” We will not knowingly ac‑ cept any advertising for real estate which is in vi‑ olation of the law. All persons are hereby in‑ formed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.

ELDERTON AREA: 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, new floors, ranch home, 1 car garage. $74,900. (724)954-8368

593 MI, 4CYL, 6 SPD, SHIFTTRONICS WAS $ $20,968

7 PASS, AWD, V6, AUTO WAS $ $31,968

28,794

2.4 CYL, 6 SPD, AUTO WAS $ $19,968

16,317

16,522

2012 BENZ C-CLASS C300

2012 HYUNDAI ELANTRA GLS 2011 AUDI A4 2.0T QUATTRO

PREMIUM, AWD, 8SPD, TIPTRONIC WAS $ $23,968

4 CYL, AUTO, GREAT ON GAS WAS $ $16,968

12,269

CADILLAC CERTIFIED

20,883

2010 CADILLAC CTS LUXURY AWD LOCAL TRADE, V6, SUPER CLEAN WAS $21,968 ...... $21,010 2012 CADILLAC CTS PERFORMANCE, AWD, V6, ALUM WHEELS WAS $29,968 . $28,969 2014 CADILLAC SRX AWD LUXURY 7K, ROOF, NAV, AND MORE! WAS $41,968 ................... $40,968

SPORT, 4MATIC, AWD WAS $ $25,968

22,481

GM CERTIFIED

2014 CHEVROLET IMPALA LIMITED V6, AUTO, LT PKG WAS $18,968 ............................. $15,660 2014 CHEVROLET MALIBU LT 4CYL, AUTO, I LT PKG WAS $20,968 ......................... $17,553 2012 CHEVROLET AVALANCHE LT 5.3, V8, 4WD, SUPER SHARP WAS $33,968 .................... $32,968

2 BDRM ranch, full basement, 1 bath, livingroom, kitchen, C/A, oil heat w/2 car attached garage, 3 out building, 2 acres. Jacksonville, $110,000 (724) 464-3713/ 464-3714

REAL ESTATE / PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION *Sunday May 17, 2015* @ 2:00 p.m. 125 Nolo Road Penn Run, PA 15765

ELDERTON: 4 bdrm, 365 Old Elderton Hill Rd, New windows, furnace, hot water tank, blown-in ins. Detached 2 car garage. $78,000. 724-463-2012

Terms or more info Call 814-749-6148 or 814-659-7508

Nice, bdr, corner lot, air, covered patio, owned. $68,500. (724) 463-7887

2/3 central broker Call

Auctioneer: Rodney Paul License: AU-003700-L

Sunday 5/3, 1-3pm INDIANA, 2591 Melloney Lane, 3 Bdrm Ranch, $154,900. 412-596-4144

MAZDA CERTIFIED 2010 MAZDA6 i/s TOURING

2 TO CHOOSE FROM STARTING AT................................. $11,388

2013 MAZDA5 TOURING

4 DOOR, 7 PASS, DUAL SLIDING DOORS WAS $19,968 . $17,069

MORE CLEAN CARS 1999 FORD RANGER XLT EXT CAB V6, AUTO, LOCAL TRADE, SUPER CLEAN WAS $8,968 .......... $5,969 2005 DODGE CARAVAN SE 6 CYL, AUTO, POWER OPTIONS WAS $9,968 ............... $6,034 2008 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE SE SUNROOF, LEATHER, ALUM WHEELS WAS $15,968 ........ $13,968 2013 HYUNDAI VELOSTER TURBO 4 CYL, 5SPD, FUN TO DRIVE WAS $15,968 .................. $14,969 2014 FORD FOCUS SE 4 CYL, ALUM WHEELS, GREAT ON FUEL WAS $18,968 ... $15,075

2012 FORD FUSION SE

ONLY 16K, LOCAL TRADE, SUPER CLEAN WAS $17,968 ........ $15,316

2014 HONDA CIVIC EX

4 CYL, AUTO, ROOF, SUPER SHARP WHEELS WAS $20,968 .... $18,178

2011 SUBARU LEGACY 3.6R

LIMITED, AWD, 6CYL WAS $21,900 ........................... $18,837

2011 SUBARU FORESTER 2.5X AWD 4 CYL, AUTO, 28K, GO ANYWHERE WAS $21,968 ......... $19,902 2008 CHEVROLET AVALANCHE LT 4X4 5.3, V8, LOCAL TRADE, SUPER CLEAN WAS $23,968 ........... $22,968

INDIANA BORO: 2 Bdrms, 2 ba, w/attached garage, finished basement w/family room & fire place, wet bar & more. Move in cond. $129,900. See Altoona/Johnstown Craigslist for more info. Call 724-463-9735

LOT for sale, established Indiana neighborhood, sewer tap included, Call for detail. (724) 388-0382 STERLING HILLS Development, Indiana Lots starting at $25,000 with Public Utilities. Call (724) 349-4914.

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PRICED to sell: Needs Some Rehab, 1152sqft, SFH, 3bd/1bath. $30,000. Call (215) 297-6130

INDIANA Water St. util. & parking incl. Call (814) 629-7334. INDIANA: 1 mile N, 2 Bdrm, 1 bath, 1st floor. No pets! $575/mo. + util. (724) 465-8253

1 BDR, $500/mo with free heat, very clean. Call (724) 254-4777

2014 HYUNDAI ELANTRA CPE 2011 KIA SORENTO LX 4WD

2012 GMC ACADIA SLT

FEMALE Housemate wanted, share 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath w/laundry area & off street parking. $450/mo. includes all utilities & wireless internet. References. Call Bonnie at (724) 549-1607

PRICE REDUCED!

Retail Furniture Store or Commercial Building For Sale. 6th Street, Clymer. 724-254-5678

2 BDRM Garage apartment, $370/month plus utilities. (724) 349-5673 ATTRACTIVE 2 bdrm unit, carpeting, appliances, air, on-site laundry, & storage. $625/mo. Rent incl water, garbage & sewage. No pets, handicap accessible. (724) 463-1645

AVAILABLE NOW! 2nd Floor, 2 bdrm apt. on N. 9th St., $650/mo. water, garbage & sewage incl. Tenant pays gas, elec, cable and tele. Free off street parking space. Call (724) 541-3373 BLAIRSVILLE: 1 bdr, 1st fl, with appliances, $550/mo heat included, no pets, non-smoking. Call (724) 459-7096 BORO 1 bdr water, sewage, garb inc. $475 (724) 388-0040

w/garage recycling, mo. Call

COLONIAL MANOR 1 bdr furnished. & unfurnished. 2 bdr unfurnished. Call for info. (724) 463-9290. 9-4pm. colonialmanorindianapa.com

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CREEKSIDE: 1 bedroom, some utilities included, pet friendly, Call (724) 464-3105. Homer City Area: 2 bdr, w/d hook-up, basement, no pets. (724) 479-3742 or (724) 479-2840 IN BORO: 2 bdr, nice location, Inquire at 337 Church St. INDIANA Location: 1 bedroom, good condition, $460/mo. plus elec. & dep. (724) 463-6498 INDIANA: 3 bdrm with garage, W/D hookups, close to hosp, No pets. $750 plus utilities. Call (814) 221-1085 or (814) 229-1259 LARGE 1/1, very large porch, year Call (305) 333-4892

nice, lease.

ONE Bedroom. A/C, low traffic, laundry on-site, parking. No pets. One year lease. runcorental@verizon.net (724) 349-0152 VERY Nice: 2 bdr, 1.5 ba close to downtown/ campus, w/d, A/C, parking, 1 yr lease, (305) 333-4892

285 PHIL ST: Great low rent offer! 1,080 sq ft, 1st floor, pkg, ideal area! (724) 349-9270, M-F, 9-5 BUSINESS Property for rent located near Martin’s. Call (724) 463-9290 WAREHOUSE SPACE: Next to the KCAC, 3500+ square feet, plus 2nd story storage, $2,000 per month, all utilities available. (724) 463-0707

BLAIRSVILLE: nice 2 bdr, $695 + utilities. Also, 3 bdr $695 + utilities. Call (724) 858-7813

4 BDRM, 1018 Water St, Liv. rm, kitchen, den & full bath-1st flr, 1/2 bath-2nd flr, laundry & full bathbsmt. $950 + util & sec dep. No pets. Avail. on or before 6/1. 724-388-2899

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ATTRACTIVE 3 bdrm. Homer City, $700/mo + electric & gas, no smoking, no pets, Call (724) 388-3337 BRUSH VALLEY: 3 bdr, 2 bath, incl water, sewage, garbage, no pets, n/s, $750/mo. + sec. dep, util, & ref. Call (724) 840-6596

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CLYMER AREA: 3bdr, 2 baths, beautiful country setting, large sun room, 3 car garage, n/s, no pets, $900/mo. (724) 549-7645 ELDERTON, Clean 2 bdrm, nice lot, stove & fridge incl., off St parking No Pets! (724) 354-2356 HOMER CITY: 2 Bdrm. $750/mo. plus security, electric & gas. Available June 1st. (724) 463-1200 HOMER CITY: One story house with an open floor plan, 1 bedroom & office, recently remodeled, incl appliances, washer & dryer hookups, ADA accessible, off-street parking, small pets acceptable, $700 per month. Includes water, sewer, garbage, snow removal, yard work. Call 724-388-3983 SHELOCTA Boro: 2 bedroom, 2 bath, gas (heat/ HW) incl., carpet, W/D, enclosed patio, central air, No pets, Sec. Dep. $825/mo. (724) 354-5281

BEAUTIFUL NEW, 1 bedroom, appliances, carpet, garage, porch, laundry, basement. $630 plus electric. (724) 479-2552 www.preiterentals.com 2 bdr apts, furnished, w/d, parking, near downtown. $675/$700 724-388-3388

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THE place for family fun! • Experience hundreds of interactive exhibits, live demos, and hands-on science activities. • See live aquatic animals. • Journey to the stars! • Explore a real Cold War-era submarine. • Become a human yo-yo. • Make it rain in the water table. • Conquer a “zero-gravity” climbing wall! • Learn the language of robots.

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3 BDR, 1 1/2 bath, Brush Valley area, non smoking, no pets $500/mo + security. Call (724) 479-2010 RENT/OWN: Hillsdale Area. 2 Bdrm $295/ $325 per mo. plus deposit & utilities. No pets. (814) 743-5291

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1984 Double-wide Mobile Home, 24 X 60, 3 BDR, 2 Bath, Deck, Shed, Car port, new Central AC, Appliances, Excellent condition inside and out, located in Tyson Farms. $38K OBO. Call (724) 422-0341

14” x 80”, fair condition, gas heat, garage, 12 acres, $77,000. (724) 354-2032

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If you have reliable transportation, valid driver’s license & auto insurance, call Roque. (724) 465-5555 ext 254

Reach the people you want - with the classifieds! INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR Walking Carrier Needed to deliver newspapers daily (7 days a week).

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Now Hiring for all positions, apply in person, 1108 Philadelphia St. CARPENTER/LABORER Must have own transportation. Valid drivers license. (724) 479-3758 CNA & REGISTERED NURSE Anew Home Health Agency, located in Indiana, is currently hiring for a CNA & Registered Nurse position. Registered nurse requires two years of experience; CNA recent graduates welcome to apply! Home Health experience is not required. (either position) Part-time /full-time position. Call for more information: 724-465-9224

DIRECT CARE AIDE In Personal Care Home. Must be able to work all shifts and week-ends. Approx. 32 hrs. Ph. Carol or Penny (724) 254-1120

Shopper Classifieds Work! FOSTER PARENTS URGENTLY needed for children in YOUR AREA, especially teens. Join a quality team and help a child in need. Excellent tax-free financial support & training provided. You can be married, single, retired; school age children avaiable for working households. The children have all medical, dental & vision expenses paid. Call Lifespan Family Services 814-938-4408.

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Working parents tend to have hectic schedules, and those responsibilities often impede on the time moms and dads get to spend with their families. Many parents strive to make more time for their families, and doing so can prove a greater PARENTS can invite youngsters to join reward than any prothem as they prepare meals in an attempt motions or bonuses to increase family time. earned at the office. For those parents whose efforts to achieve better work-life balances remain works in progress, the following are a few ways to free up more time for those people who matter the most to you. · Stop working. Once you leave the office for the day, resist the temptation to pick up your smartphone and check your email or listen to your voicemail messages. Working parents who want to make the most of the time they have with their children should ignore their smartphones during dinner or the time they spend hanging out with their kids or helping them do their homework. You can always sneak a peek at your emails when the kids go to bed. · Shake things up. If your list of responsibilities is truly taking time away from your family, don’t be afraid to shake up your routine. For example, instead of cooking dinner alone, involve the kids so you can get some extra time in with them. If you like to go on a nightly jog around the neighborhood, let the kids accompany you on their bicycles so you can still get your exercise without having to sacrifice time spent with your children. · Propose changes at work. Work is one of the biggest consumers of parents’ time. Parents who feel their work schedules are inefficient or in need of some change should try to think of ways to approach those inefficiencies so they aren’t having such adverse effects on family time. Business travel was once a reality of life for many working professionals, but nowadays technology, such as video conference calls, can let working moms and dads stay closer to home without sacrificing their productivity. · Move closer to the office. Though this might be a drastic change, moving closer to the office might free up more time for parents to spend with their families than any other potential change they can make. Parents who feel their commutes are greatly diminishing the time they get to spend with their families may want to consider moving closer to their offices so they spend less time sitting in traffic and more time with their families. Many parents are determined to spend more time with their families, and those willing to make a few adjustments can find that goal is not as difficult as it seems.

III John 1:4 I have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth. PASTOR GINO COSENTINO Sunday Worship 10:55am 100 Ben Franklin Rd

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Riddle Me This

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What common English word will describe a person or thing as not being found in any place and yet with no changes other than a space between syllables will correctly describe that person or thing as being actually present at this very moment? Look For The Answer In This Week’s Edition!

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PERSONAL TRAINER needed part-time. Call BTN Fitness. (724) 349-1972

GARDENER/ General Maintenance Person. Expert gardener with general maintenance skills wanted for all aspects of planting, care of flowers and shrubs, with experience in painting, light electrical, plumbing, carpentry, and pool care. Must be able to take direction and be a responsible self-starter. 35-40 hours per week. Please apply with 2 work references, resume or list of skills & experience, and personal goals to Box 2873 c/o The Indiana Gazette P.O. Box 10 Indiana, PA 15701.

PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSISTANT. Needed at established office in Clymer. Call (724) 254-2526 or fax resumes to: (724) 254-2567 SERVERS NEEDED Apply in person Luigi’s Ristorante Clymer. Must be able to all shifts.

Tire Changers/ Mechanics.

Hiring 2 full time. Inspection license helpful but not required. Pick up application at Brush Valley Tire. (724) 479-1010

LEAD TECH WANTED LOCAL company seeks Tech to install & repair garage doors & openers. Vacation & benefits, will train but experience preferred. Carpentry & hand tool skills a plus. Heavy lifting. Call 724-349-6141

Truck Driver

For Milk Hauling, CDL Class A or B & tanker endorsement. 724-349-0235, leave message

LONG TERM CASE WORKER

Aging Services, Inc. is seeking applicants for a full-time Long Term Care Caseworker. Qualified applicants are required to have a four year degree in a Human Services related field. Casework experience is preferred, but not required. A valid PA driver’s license is required. Benefits include: use of agency vehicles; weekends and holidays off; paid sick and vacation time; and health and retirement benefits. Only persons meeting these qualifications should apply. Applications may be obtained by calling Aging Services, Inc. at 724-349-4500. Applications and resumes must be received by May 11, 2015 at Aging Services, Inc. PO Box 519, Indiana, PA 15701. AA/EOE.

This is getting to be a habit. 2015 PA Wine Competition Winners:

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WEEKENDS ARE MADE FOR FUN! Share your good times with children. FCCY is looking for weekend and fulltime foster parents. In home training! Please Call 800-747-3807. EOE.

LAWN CARE, Grass cutting, edging, brush & tree trimming, tiller, YARD CLEANUP. 724-541-4423

EXPERIENCED, live-in caregiver to care for patient with stroke. Must have references. Salary, room and board provided. For interview call (724) 463-4499.

AAA Quality Painting Services. Home repair. No job too small! 35 years in business. GTM & Co. PA#41777. (724) 349-6283

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Spring showers certainly may bring flower laters on, but they also contribute to challenging driving conditions. Early spring weather can be fickle, vacillating between dry, wet and even icy conditions. Drivers need to remain on their toes to safely traverse roadways near and far. Wet roadways and poor driving conditions contribute to thousands of road accidents each and every year. As roads get wet, oil and other substances rise to the surface of the pavement, which can quickly become slippery and compromise the traction offered by tires. According to the United States Department of Transportation, there are around 707,000 automobile crashes each year due to rain. Heavy rains also may lead to puddles, which can obscure hazards on the roadway. Cars may stall out in puddles or hydroplane, which occurs when cars coast along the surface of the water. Puddles also can be splashed by oncoming cars, leading to visibility issues. It is in every driver’s best interest to use caution when driving on wet roads. The following tips can help prevent accidents, injuries and even fatalities during the rainy season. · Slow down. Drivers should drive slower when roads are wet and when rain compromises visibility. It can take up to three times longer to stop on a wet road than a dry one. By slowing down you will be able to stop or veer out of the way of danger. · Leave room. When driving on wet roads, leave more room between your vehicle and the one in front of you. Again, this plays into stopping distance. Tailgating increases your risk of rear-ending a vehicle if you cannot stop in time on a wet roadway. · Stay alert. It can be easy to be lulled into complacency while driving. But staying alert and conscious of every detail going on around you can reduce your risk of accident when driving in less than ideal conditions. · Skip cruise control. As a driver, you want to remain in control of acceleration and speed, rather than leaving it up to the cruise control system. If you begin to hydroplane on cruise control, the car may actually speed up. · Use your headlights. Headlights can light up the road in front of you, helping illuminate potential hazards. Lights on a car also make your vehicle more visible to others on the road. Always turn on the headlights in inclement weather. · Avoid jerky movements. Keep a steady pace and the vehicle in control. Jerking the wheel or accelerating and braking in a erratic fashion can cause the vehicle to spin out or skid on wet roads. · Check your tires. Inspect your tires for tread wear and air pressure. Tires should be rotated as part of routine maintenance. Poorly performing tires are a significant safety risk. If you live in an area known for a lot of rain, invest in tires designed for wet road conditions. Don’t let wet weather get the best of you. Slow down, stay visible and be on the alert.

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Learning car dealership terminology Many industries have their own lexicon, and the automotive industry is no exception. Prospective car buyers may visit a dealership and hear an array of unfamiliar terminology. Familiarizing yourself with such lingo can make it easier to leave a dealership feeling like you got the best deal possible. Such familiarity also makes it easier to understand your surroundings and what’s going on as you work to get the car you want for the price you want. The following are a handful of terms you might hear at the dealership when you decide to upgrade to a new vehicle. Babysitter: Co-signer or co-buyer on a contract, or term used when the primary buyer needs help to make a decision or buy. Be back: Prospective buyer who promises to return after re-

searching other vehicles or deals. Bumping: Raising the customer’s offer for a car. Buy rate: The interest rate that banks or financing institutions will charge on all contracts being financed. It is a “secret” number between the lender and the dealer that is the real amount of the interest rate that the loan starts out at before the dealer increases it for its own extra profit. Candy store: A dealership with a lot of inventory to check out. Chisler: A buyer who works the salesman down to the best

possible deal on the vehicle. Closer: Salesperson whose job it is to “close” the deal with customers who are hesitating. Demo: A test-drive of the car. F and I: Refers to the sales department that arranges for financing with a lender. It stands for finance and insurance. continued on page 10

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Learning car dealership terminology continued from page 9

First pencil: An opening offer from the sales manager. Flake: Refers to a customer with bad credit. This customer may be referred to as a “roach” as well. Locally Owned & &Operated Locally Owned Operated Four-square: A worksheet divided into four squares to repby by Robin Malcolm – -PA#9315 Robin Malcalm PA#9315 resent the four elements of a car deal: selling price, trade-in value, monthly payment and down payment. Gold balls: A customer who has excellent credit and usually 1990 CADILLAC an impressive down payment. Deville Sedan, Green pea: A novice salesperson. 38K, never seen High penny: To increase a customer’s monthly payment snow or salt, garage kept, can without exceeding the next dollar amount. be classic plate Lay down: A customer who says yes to everything. and insured, this Sled: A trade-in that is worth little or nothing. car is close to Tower: The floor manager’s office or central location. brand new. Must See. $8,500 firm. Up: A customer who walks onto the car lot or into the Family Owned for 60 Years Call 724-397-4470 dealership.

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Just for laughs A car was driving down the street when all of a sudden it started swerving. The car was going back and forth till someone with a cell phone called the police. A police officer pulled the car over. A blonde rolls down the window and says, “Officer, I’m so glad you are here. I saw a tree in the road, then I saw another. So I had to swerve to keep from hitting it!” The officer looks at her, then says, “Ma’am, that’s your air freshener.”

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16,900

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24,975

2010 Chevy Equinox

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14,500

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HAULING Need your un‑ wanted items hauled away. Call 724‑463‑8254. SEMI-Retired Contractor. 40 yrs. exp. Needs small construction jobs (decks, bathrooms and all types construction.) Architectural CAD Design George: (724) 388-8048 Lic. # PA061970 Spring Yard Clean Up Specials. Lawn Mowing. Limited Appointments Call Today. (724) 915-1777

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FIRE Retardant: 3 pair men’s size 38/31 pants $10 each, 5 shirts size XL. $5 ea. All for $50. (724) 463-7668 MARI LEE Gown: 7/8, sleeveless, green, white animal never worn. $75.00 (724) 465-6577

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Baby Needs

GRACO stroller, only used a few times at Grandma’s, $25. Call 724-459-7428

EXTERIOR DOOR: solid oak, 36”x79”. obo. (724) 549-6312

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BEDROOM SET: 9 drawer dresser w/ mirror, headboard double or queen, nightstand, desk & chair. exc cond. $200. (724) 349-2408 after 5pm. BERKLINE Large sectional, 4 recliners, beige micro fiber, good condition, smoke free, $250. (724) 479-2770

DRAPES: antique satin, beige, pleated draw drapes, 72” W x 82” L each, 2 pair, washable, $10 per pair, Call (724) 465-8252 DROP Leaf Table, 24”X75”. Old, rare. Original train dining car table. Curly maple. Pedestal leg in middle. $150 obo. (724) 639-4056

Something to Sell? Call (724) 349-4949 LINED DRAPES: burgandy, weighted corners, 2 panels, 36x84 each. 3 valances. $25 for all. Call (412) 289-0091 QUEEN/ double size bed with rails, $30. (724) 397-2563 RECLINER: Cream colored leather, 3 years old, made in USA, $500. (724) 349-8621, (724) 762-3686 SINGER sewing machine, top of the line, excellent condition. Purchased for $650, selling for $100. Call after noon: (724) 388-0606 STEAM VAC Carpet cleaner. Hoover. Used very little. $60. Call (724) 354-2425

DRYER, natural gas, excellent condition, $175 obo. Call (724) 726-5552 KENMORE stack washer / dryer, deluxe model 417.94702300, used very little. New $1200. Asking $450.00 Call (724) 349-6268 MAYTAG conventional ringer washer, works, good condition. $100. Call (724) 762-3808

WILLIAMS Appliance, 30 years. Selling quality new & used. (724) 397‑2761.

GUITAR AMP: Peavey Model Vypyr 30, never used, $160.00 Call (724) 463-0901

ELECTRIC Typewriter/ word processor. Smith Corona. Exc. Cond. Extra Cartridges, $50. (724) 354-2425

PING EYE 2 black golf clubs, numbers 2-SW. $100. Call (724) 388-0260 TREADMILL: Proform Cross Walk 400E, space saver, excellent condition. $199.00 Call (724) 463-1995

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Galliker’s

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French’s

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Must buy in quantities of 2 to receive sale price.

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20 Oz.

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50 Oz,

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21-22.9 Oz.

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BOTTOM ROUND STEAK

100 Ct.

Fresh

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Boneless

GROUND RIBEYE PORK SIRLOIN

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8 Pk.

33 oz.

29 Oz.

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50 Oz,

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Regular Rolls

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Fresh

USDA Choice

Tender Fresh Cut

Honeysuckle Bone-In

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GROUND RIBEYE PORK SIRLOIN TURKEY $4.19 ROUND STEAK OR ROAST OR BREAST ROAST CHOPS

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1.09 $4.19

HOT DOGS

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8.99 1.89 1.59

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CUBE STEAK

LB.

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JUMBO DEL MONTE

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4.39

Green Peak

Boneless

Sugardale Whole

SEMI BONELESS HAM 12-14 Lb. Avg.

ea.

KIELBASA Bulk Package

LB.

1.99

3 Lb. Bag

Ea.

79¢

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5.99 $5.99 $ $2.99 2/$4 1.49 CUBED 3 Lb. Bag

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LB.

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12 OZ. CANS 12 PK.

Walnut Creek 16 Oz.

12 OZ. PLASTIC 8 PKS .................................................................

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‘14 Dodge Challenger SRT8 #15PC812A 6.4L V8, 2,854 Miles

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‘12 Hyundai Santa Fe GLS

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Was $38,998

‘12 Chevrolet Sonic LS

‘14 Kia Optima LX

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