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It’s official. Sandra Husman is now a mem-ber of the Sylvania City Council.

At a special city coun-cil meeting held on Sept. 28, the Council met and opened the floor to nomi-nations to fill the vacancy left in the wake of former City Council President Keith Haddad’s retire-ment at the beginning of last month. Council member Mike Brown nominated Husman for the vacant position. Mary Westphal seconded the nomination.

Husman wasn’t the only person in con-sideration for the job, however. Frank Kozak (who was nominated by council member Doug Haynam) and Richard Sands (who was nomi-nated by Mrs. Westphal) were also under consid-eration.

The Council took two rounds of votes. In the first round, they voted for Kozak and Husman to be considered for the seat. In the second round of voting, the Council was unanimous in elect-ing Husman. After the Council voted, City Law Director James Moan swore in Husman and made her seat official. Sylvania Mayor Stough then invited Husman to join the Council at the table.

“This was a diffi-cult process,” Council President Todd Milner said. “We had a lot of candidates come forth.” Milner went on to ask the candidates to con-sider future opportuni-ties with city council.

“We’re always looking for good people to help out and serve,” Milner

said. He also thanked the Council for their efforts.

Safety Committee con-siders youth curfew

A Safety Committee meeting was held on Sept. 20 at 6:30 p.m. According to the min-utes of that meeting, Milner said the Safety Committee met to con-sider two items. The first was to address Sylvania resident Janet Arkebaur’s request to help estab-lish a youth curfew for Sylvania. Arkebaur asked the City Council at a Sept. 7 meeting to seri-ously consider the curfew because she had expe-rienced and witnessed an array of vandalism occurring throughout the city.

Police Chief William Rhodus said that a youth oriented curfew isn’t needed in the city at this time, but went Administrative Services Coordinator Bill Sanford said that he would con-sult with the cities of Northwood and Rossford about the effectiveness of their respective cur-fews.

The Safety Committee also discussed the cross-ing guard issue with representatives from the schools. The schools have hired crossing guards for Highland Elementary and McCord, and will evaluate the program at the end of the school year.

During the City Council’s regular meeting on Sept. 20, which was held after the Safety Council meeting, the Council approved an amendment to enter into an agree-ment with Poggemeyer Design Group to help with the city’s zoning code revisions. The amount of money paid to Poggemeyer is to not exceed $20,000.

Husman voted into City Council

Sylvania Senior Center participants are excited to spread the word about Issue 11. They are proud of their Center and want everyone to know it. Issue 11 is a 5-year 0.32 mills renewal and is not a new tax. Sylvania City and Township voters will have an opportunity to vote on this issue on the November ballot. Funds will sup-port continuation of basic services, not expansion of programs or additional staff.

More than 70 percent of Sylvania senior citizens or their family members have visited the Sylvania Senior Center and many have taken part in some aspect of senior program-ming. Health and well-ness programs, transporta-tion, exercise and fitness

programs, healthy meals, socialization programs and many learning oppor-tunities are offered to help seniors stay independent and in their homes longer.

The Center’s recent

achievement of National Accreditation “makes a significant statement to our staff, board, participants, community, and funders that we offer quality pro-grams and provide them

in a comfortable setting and with accountability” stated Julie Graf, Sylvania Senior Center’s director.

Issue 11 will cost $9.80 a year for the owner of a $100,000 home.

Sylvania Senior Center is located at 7140 Sylvania Ave. They can be reached at 419-885-3913. The Sylvania Senior Center enriches the lives of adults age 55+ and provides a wide range of programs and services. This community asset is also a meeting place for a wide range of Sylvania organizations and groups. For more information on the Center, visit their web site at www.scson-line.org. The Sylvania Senior Center is managed by Sylvania Community Services.

Maxine Hall showing her support for Issue 11.

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Miss Ohio 2010, Sylvania’s own Becky Minger, headlined the “No Child Left Inside Northwest Ohio” kickoff event at Olander Park.

Miss Minger’s plat-form, “Discovering You, Empowering You: A Movement for Youth Development,” comes from her own ADD struggles throughout childhood. It has for 4 main points: building and utilizing a healthy self-image, respecting yourself and others, setting goals, and recognizing avenues of support. She implements this through volunteerism at Sylvania Area Family Services and other venues.

In addition to Miss Ohio and her vocal talents, the program featured Toledo’s Puppet Lady, Joyce Davis, and ECO-Discovery’s Maureen Schell with “Teller Tells Tales.” Mayor Craig Stough proclaimed Sylvania a “Core City Leave No Child Inside Community,” followed by songs and music from “America’s Pride Presents.”

Following the proclama-tion, there were programs by The Olander Park System, Metroparks of the Toledo Area, Lourdes College Life Lab, City of Sylvania, and the Science Alliance for Valuing the Environment. There were balloon ani-mal keepsakes and Johnny Appleseed snacks courtesy of the Sylvania Community Action Team.

At the conclusion of the day, The Olander Park System gave free rowboat or paddleboat rentals, hosted a scavenger hunt, and visitors enjoyed a walk around the 1.1-mile Olander oval.

Miss Ohio kicks offs ‘No Child Left Inside Northwest Ohio’ at Olander Park

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ProMedica Continuing Care Services Foundation will be hosting a unique wine event on Saturday, Oct. 23, at The Historic Secor Building, 435 Jefferson Ave. in Toledo. The exclusive wine event “Une Celebration de Bordeaux” will feature extraordinary activities.

Fine wines from the Bordeaux Region of France, a sumptuous din-ner inspired by the wines and featuring fresh local ingredients of the sea-son, prepared by Evans Street Station, a premier art live and silent auction and outstanding enter-tainment are all planned. This event is not to be missed.

This first class, black tie event is chaired by Jim and Kay Murray with honorary chairman Jim Findley. The event raised $85,000 last year that benefitted the Ebeid Hospice Residence on the campus of Flower Hospital. It is hope that the funds from this year’s event will increase sub-stantially and are desig-nated towards financial assistance scholarships for patients of the Ebeid Hospice Residence.

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Touchstone Awards honor the best in the business

The Press Club of Toledo is hosting the annu-al Touchstone Awards on Thursday, Oct. 14 at the Toledo Club in down-town Toledo. This annual event honors those writ-ers and media personnel who are outstanding in their field. Additionally, a lifetime achievement award for those who are outstanding contributors to life in northwest Ohio will be awarded, as well as a contributor award for joining the excellence in journalism for print and electronic awards.

This year Keynote Speaker is Christi Paul, Anchor for CNN’s Headline News. Paul was recently named an outstanding alum-na of the University of Toledo’s Department of Communication. Her pro-fessional credentials are

outstanding. Master of Ceremonies is Mike Bell, Mayor of Toledo.

The nominees are: Lifetime Achiever – Patricia Appold, Baldemar Valasquez, Martha Vetter and Dennis Wisebaker. Contributor – Crystal Bowersox, Bob Chirdon, Gary Shores and Harvey Steele, Brian Trauring and Gary Yoder. Golden Touchstone – Bob Bortel, Lee Conklin, Bill Harris and Brian Trauring. Excellence in Journalism – Joe Vardon, Toledo Blade staff, Jan Larson, Kevin Moore, Jessica Luther, Christina Schmitz, Bill Hormann, Jack Lessenberry, 13ABC Action News at 6PM, Corina Coenieles, Jasmine Neilson, Amanda Patton, David Mette, Shaun McDonald, Jennifer Mondelli, WGTE Public Media’s News Department.

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Une Celebration de Bordeaux to benefit ProMedica Ebeid Hospice Residence

About 200 grandparents enjoyed the start of the day with their grandchildren at Maplewood Elementary on September 14. Many of the grandparents stayed to enjoy a morning of shadowing them in their classes.

The Week Ahead:Aug. 24 through Aug. 30.

Aries(March 21-April 19)

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Right now, your physicalstrength will be low. However,your emotions will be on an alltime high leaving you feeling veryup and down.

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You are overwhelming thepeople around you with your highand low moods. Be careful not tocreate long-term conflicts bypushing people away from you.

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Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)

Your emotional well-beinghinges on staying in a positivemindset. You will be challengedby people who question youropinion, but stay strong in whatfeels right to you.

Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)

Family and friends are verysupportive of the changes that youwant to make in your life rightnow. Spend some time clearingyour mind and feeling the life pur-pose that only you can fulfill.

Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)

Expect great things financiallythis week. Watch for sales of anykind but especially those in realestate. Your time is good for assetcreation.

Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)

The week may get off to anodd start but stay focused on justtoday. By the end of the week youwill wonder why you were feelingstressed at all. Plan a quick get-away for the weekend or recon-nect with a friend or loved onefrom out of town.

Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)

Balancing your time this weekwill feel like a struggle. There areresponsibilities holding you backfrom the things you really want todo. Spend some time prioritizingyour projects and then rewardsyourself.

Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)

Sometimes your friends andco-workers distract your attentionand pull you away from your proj-ects. Your caring nature wants tohelp them but it’s important tofind balance between your goalsand helping everyone else accom-plish their goals.

Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)

This is a great week for com-municating with others. You willfeel like everyone is listening toyou and your energy will drawnthem in even closer. Start theweek ready to go and you willenjoy the rewards by Friday.Imagine if every week were thiseasy how much you could accom-plish.

One of the most excitingyearly events is “A Night toRemember,” sponsored by theSt. Vincent Medical CenterFoundation, and this year willbe no exception.

The event will take placeFriday, Sept. 12 at theValentine Theater in down-town Toledo.

This year’s special guest isGrammy Award-winningsinger/songwriter PeterCetera, formerly of the musi-cal group Chicago and alsorenowned for numerous charthits in his solo career.

Co-Chairs Mirza Baig,M.D. and Bernardo Martinez,M.D., promise an outstandingevent. The proceeds benefitrobotics simulation and train-ing at St. Vincent MercyMedical Center with the useof the daVinci robotic system.

The event features stationdining, bid board auctions anda fabulous afterglow dessertbuffet and gourmet coffee bar.

For ticket information call419-251-2117.

There are many dedicatedvolunteers who step up to beon the committee. Hats off toZehra Baig, Brenda Johnson,Barbara Ledrick, MaryZiegler, Diane Shemak, JackieSnyder, Mary Price, CharlaUlrich, Katie Loh, LoriStrohmaier, Joanie Barrett,Pat Bullard, Kathy Zacharias,

Richard Gray, James Brazeau,J. Scott Stewart, JoanneOllivier, Denise Colturi, JoyceMoses, Julie Klein andRosemary Yanik.

Toledo Symphony LeagueCan you believe that the

Toledo Symphony Leaguecelebrates Fanfare at Fifty-Five as a way to say Brava tothe League Crescendos whodirected the past and raise thebaton to the members whogive full measure to theorganization and applaudsnew members who will directthe organization?

The event will be heldFriday, Sept. 19 at the homeof Tom and Joan Fought inRossford. Cocktails, musicalentertainment and exquisitedining stations are planned.Additionally a tremendous“Fanfare” cake will beunveiled later in the evening.It is suggested that black andwhite cocktail attire is worn.

For more information call

Trina McGivern at 419-874-6050.

City Chic to benefit theAuxiliary to the Ability

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ion gala that benefits theAbility Center of GreaterToledo will be heldWednesday, Sept. 24 at theStranahan Great Hall onHeatherdowns.

As always this event kicksoff the fall fashion season,and this year will be celebrat-ing the fashions, companiesand resources of our greatcity.

Models will be strutting thestage wearing fashions fromlocally owned stores ElegantRags, Gallippo’s KidsKlothesline, Lady C, LilyWhitestone, Ragazza, SophiaLustig, Sophie’s Sister andToledo Furs.

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to Pat Nowak, SylvaniaHerald, 5700 Monroe St.,Suite 406, Sylvania 43560, ore-mail [email protected].

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‘A Night to Remember’ is exciting event Inner Views with Kimmie Rose Zapf

Grandparents Day

Chris and James Corcoran enjoy break-fast with their grand-children, Liam, Jaegar, and Irelynn.

Don Bechler enjoys a moment with his grand-daughter Cordelia Howard, a second-grader at Maplewood

Early Saturday, Sept. 11, the Sylvania Northview Band and Orchestra held their annu-al tag day fundraiser.

The fundraiser is arranged by the Booster Organization. The event began at 9 a.m. at the Northview cafeteria where students were bro-ken up into groups of three to six with a parent leader.

Members of the band and orchestra walk around neighborhoods in the Sylvania City and Township asking for donations. As a privi-lege, the seniors get to visit local area busi-nesses asking for dona-

tions. The 38 senior members went to Nautica Coffee, Mayberry Diner, Connections Credit Union, Kaz Bakery, and several others.

From 9 a.m. to noon the band and orchestra collected over $7,000 and they would like to thank the Sylvania community for their very generous donations.

“This year’s Tag Day was a tremendous suc-cess and a lot of fun,” said Viktor Barricklow, band president. “Thank you to all of those who helped to donate. The money will go towards various instrument and music expenses.”

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Megan Kathleen Barclay and Robert Andrew Fausz were united in marriage May 7, 2010, in the beautiful Ault Park Rose Garden in Cincinnati, OH. The bride’s uncle, Wally Martinson, performed the double-ring ceremony.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Barclay of Greenhills, OH. The groom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Fausz of Sylvania. Presented in marriage by her parents, the bride was attended by her twin sister, Melissa Barclay, as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Rebecca Barclay, sister of the bride, and Adrian Soli and Katie Pierce, sisters of the groom. Cara and Ella Soli, nieces of the groom, were the flower girls.

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Megan is a 2003 graduate of Winton Woods High School and a 2009 graduate of the University of Cincinnati where

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Rob is a 2004 graduate of Sylvania Southview High School and a 2009 graduate of the University of Cincinnati where he received a bachelor’s degree in architecture. He is currently attending Miami University of Oxford’s graduate program for architecture. They reside in Oxford, OH.

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Vandalism: On Sept. 7, at the 5000 block of Alexis, unknown person(s) tipped over the dryer in the building and attempted to gain access to the coin compartment.

Petty theft: On Sept.8, at the 7000 block of Sylvania, unknown suspect(s) removed a calculator from the gym.

Violation of protection order: On Sept. 8, at the 6000 block of Convent, the suspect violated an order of protection.

Burglary: On Sept. 8, at the 4000 block of Burkewood, un-known person(s) forcefully entered the property and took over $3,000 worth of items.

Arrest: On Sept. 8, at the 5000 block of Alger, Branden Jay Grtcza, 22, was found to have a warrant for window tinting.

Suspicious circumstances: On Sept. 8, at the 6000 block of Corn-wall, the reportee stated she found a hand painted ceramic owl with a note that said “Owl be damned” taped to her back porch table.

Drug abuse: On Sept. 8, at the 5000 block of Alger, suspect was found to have half an oxycontin pill in his vehicle.

Physical control motor ve-hicle: On Sept. 8, at the 6000 block of Monroe, Fidel Carmona, 46, was found to be under the influence while in physical control of his ve-hicle. Suspect test was a .309 BAC.

Arrest: On Sept. 8, at the 7000 block of Kest, Anthony Smith. 22, was found to have a warrant for failure to appear.

Petty theft: On Sept. 8, at the 5000 block of Monroe, unknown suspect(s) entered the victims car and took a duffle bag with prescrip-tion medication and misc. clothes.

Arrest: On Sept. 9, at the 5000 block of Summit, Matthew J. Schuster, 27, was arrested on a warrant for failure to appear for a disorderly conduct case.

Theft: On Sept. 9, at the 5000 block of Alexis, unknown person(s) removed a wedding ring from the victim prior to her death.

Petty theft: On Sept. 1, at the 6000 block of Roosevelt, a refrig-erator, dishwasher and stove were taken from the victim’s rental prop-erty.

Theft: On Sept. 6, at the 5000 block of Allison, unknown person(s) took rings estimated at $1,350.

Drug abuse: On Sept. 9, at the 4000 block of Holland Sylvania, Dominick T. Marty, 21, and Nico-lette Lynn Baxter, 19, were stopped and found to be in possession of a burnt spoon, syringe and 12 oxy-contin pills.

Arrest: On Sept. 9, at the 4000 block of Holland Sylvania, Todd M. Roe, 45, was found to have a war-rant for abatement of nuisances.

Arrest: On Sept. 10, at Erie/Granville, Jeffrey Everett Miller, 22, was stopped for a traffic viola-tion and found to have a warrant for no operator’s license.

Petty theft: On Sept. 7, at the 7000 block of Sylvania, a watch was taken from the locker room.

Petty theft, criminal damag-ing: On Sept. 10, at the 6000 block of Alexa, unknown person(s) dam-aged the flag pole and took the flag from a residence.

Drive under influence: On Sept. 10, at King/Sylvania, Den-nis A. Lebay, 51, was involved in a traffic accident and arrested for OVI.

Safe schools act: On Sept. 10, at the 6000 block of Monroe, the victim claimed the suspect punched him several times in the face.

Burglary: On Sept. 10, at the 5000 block of Little, unknown person(s) took a check and pre-

scription bottle from the victim’s residence.

Safe schools act: On Sept. 10, at Monroe/Silica, the victim was as-saulted on way home from a school function.

Arrest: On Sept. 11, at Sugar Hill, Thomas Keller Jackson, 46, was stopped for a traffic violation and found to have warrants for driving under the influence, dui, and probation violation.

Arrest: On Sept. 11, at Mc-Cord/Brint, Nicole M. Russell, 31, was found to have a warrant for failure to appear for parking case. She paid the fine and was not taken into custody.

Arrest: On Sept. 11, at Tal-madge/Monroe, Robert J. Warnke, 38, was found to have a warrant for probation violation.

Drive under influence: On Sept. 12, at the 8000 block of Erie, Michael K. Himmelein, 28, was stopped for a traffic violation and found to be OVI, testing at .296 BAC.

Petty theft: On Sept. 12, at the 5000 block of Monroe, unknown suspect(s) took $270 worth of can-dy bars without paying.

Petty theft: On Sept. 12, at the 6000 block of Monroe, unknown person(s) pumped 35 gallons of gas and left without paying.

Petty theft: On Sept. 13, at the 4000 block of Holland Sylvania, un-known person(s) removed 2 DVD players from an unlocked car.

Burglary: On Sept. 13, at the 4000 block of Burkewood, jewelry was taken.

Criminal damaging: On Sept. 12, at the 7000 block of Cobble-stone, suspect caused damage to the victim’s landscape.

Drive under influence: On Sept. 13, at the 5000 block of Main, Gregory R. Livingston, 45, was stopped for a traffic violation and admitted to drinking five beers, test-ing at .069 BAC.

Arrest: On Sept. 13, at the 5000 block of Alexis, John E. Kujawa, 32, was found to have warrants for seatbelt and disorderly conduct.

Arrest: On Sept. 14, at Peters-burg/Vicksburg, Carl A. Richard-son, 21, was stopped for a traffic vi-olation and found to have a warrant for reasonable and ordinary control of a motor vehicle.

Forgery: On Sept. 13, at the 4000 block of McCord, the suspect made a purchase with a counterfeit travelers check.

Unauthorized use motor vehi-cle: On Sept. 15, at the 4000 block of Langston, the suspect took the vehicle without permission.

Arrest: On Sept. 16, at the 6000 block of Monroe, Kevin A. Powers, 24, turned himself in for failure to appear for sentencing and posses-sion of drug paraphernalia.

Menacing: On Sept. 16, at the 6000 block of Monroe, the suspect made verbal threats to the victim while she was standing in front of the courthouse.

Arrest: On Sept. 16, at the 6000 block of Monroe, Reginald Juanin Williams, 21, was found to have warrants for obstructing business, domestic violence, assault, license required, and seat belt.

Drug abuse: On Sept. 16, at the 6000 block of Monroe, Kevin Nemer, 20, was stopped for a traffic violation and found to have a pipe and grinder with marijuana residue.

Arrest: On Sept. 17, at the 5000 block of Silica, Amanda L. Sharp, 22, was found to have a warrant for petty theft.

Drug abuse: On Sept. 17, at the 5000 block of Spring Creek, Theo-dore M. Funk, 23, was stopped for a traffic violation and found to have

marijuana and rolling papers.Theft: On August 17, at the

6000 block of Monroe, the victim reported that 1 month ago credit cards and personal effects were taken from her automobile.

Arrest: On Sept. 17, at Monroe/River Crossings, Lisa Lefevre, 26, was found to have a warrant for passing bad checks.

Domestic violence: On Sept. 17, at the 6000 block of Cornwall, the victim and suspect got into an altercation during which the sus-pect pushed the victim’s head caus-ing her to hit a wall.

Theft: On Sept. 17, at the 4000 block of Tamworth, a digital cam-era was taken from the victim’s vehicle.

Assault: On Sept. 18, at the 6000 block of Monroe, the suspect slapped the victim in the face.

Arrest: On Sept. 18, at the 6000 block of Monroe, Jeno D. Deluca, 22, was found to have a warrant for violation of protection order.

Disorderly conduct: On Sept. 19, at the 5000 block of Eagle Trace, Benjamin L. Haendiges, 19, while intoxicated, did present a risk of physical harm to himself and caused annoyance by walking down the street screaming and threatening physical harm to neighbors.

Suspicious circumstances: On Sept. 18, at the 7000 block of Sylvania, reporting person was ap-proached by a suspicious person in a restroom.

Arrest: On Sept. 19, at the 5000 block of Grey, Ian M. Ivan, 29, was found to have a warrant for larceny.

Arrest: On Sept. 20, at Sylva-nia Municipal Court, Joseph Carl Rhubright, 29, was found to have warrants for petty theft and drug paraphernalia.

Theft or recyclable materials: On Sept. 20, at Kroger at Timber-stone, the officer observed Harry A. Clouse, 37, attempting to remove recyclable items.

Arrest: On Sept. 21, at King/Cougar, Bartolo Lopez-Giron, 30, was found to have a warrant for intox.

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Following college, she enrolled at the Business Institute in Detroit, then went on to teach there, and was even-tually promoted to department head. While working there she met and later married Donald Coventry. After living briefly in Michigan, they moved back to Sylvania, where they raised their four children in the house Cathryn grew up in on Monroe Street, which has since suc-cumbed to commercial develop-ment. What remains of the old homestead is the former barn, remnants of which are now Comstock Furniture, the busi-ness long owned (as Comstock and Coventry Furniture) by her and her brother Carl and her husband Don. She was the bookkeeper for the business that has endured to the present time.

Cathryn (Kate to many) was considered the matriarch of the family, having survived her brother Carl Comstock, her hus-band Donald Coventry and all of his five siblings and their spous-es, and many old friends. She was an avid keeper of the family history. She spent countless hours typing and transcribing family ancestor diaries dating

back to the early 1800’s, which she later donated to Bowling Green State University for their regional historical content.

Cathryn also enjoyed playing bridge, reading and being part of a book club, watching tennis, and baking mouthwatering pies remembered by all her family. She also loved to travel and vis-ited several countries during her later years through Elder Hostel trips. For many years she was historian for the United Church of Christ in Sylvania, where she was baptized and remained a lifelong member.

Cathryn is survived by sons Phil (Maria) of Decatur, GA

and Rick (Norma) of Bowling Green, OH; daughters Carol (Jack) Reise of Portsmouth, RI, and Linda Coventry (Warren Winders) of Abington, MA. She also leaves her eight grand-children: Tanya Strader, Erika Guerrero, Angela Vidinsky, Andrea and Allison Coventry, Rich, Debbie and Dana Devoe; eight great grandchildren, sister-in-law Carol Comstock, as well as many cousins, nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband Donald in 1980.

A memorial service for Cathryn was held on Thursday, September 30 at 11:00 a.m. at the Sylvania United Church of Christ, 7240 Erie Street, Sylvania, OH 43560. Visitation preceded the service at 10:00 a.m. Friends who wish to make donations in honor of Cathryn are asked to consider the Sylvania United Church of Christ or the American Macular Degeneration Foundation: www.macular.org. (American Macular Degeneration Foundation, PO Box 515, Northampton, MA 01061-0515).

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There’s a little bit of drama in all of us. Even stuffy old histori-ans can shake loose and be creative! So when members of Sylvania Area Historical Society (SAHS) put on a cos-tume, they absolutely become the character they portray.

SAHS has performed five historical reenact-ments in the past, and another is fast approach-ing. The costumed inter-preters bring history to life by sharing the sto-ries of fascinating people who made colorful con-tributions to Sylvania’s olden times. Guests in attendance always com-ment how interesting it is to actually ‘meet’ the person from the past, as if they were whisked back in time.

Well, now YOU can see how fun history can be! Flower Hospital is hosting a community cel-ebration “A Century of Changing Lives” as they reach their 100th year. Come to the barn on the grounds of the hospital on Harroun Road, on Sunday October 10, from 2 to 4 p.m. They offer walking tours, refresh-ments, health screenings and more.

Members of SAHS will perform the his-torical reenactments, portraying key people from the hospital’s 100 years. A 1920s nurse in her old fashioned dress, with cape, sensible shoes and cap, will remind us of what nursing was like back then. Clarissa Dodge Harroun, who had lived with her fam-ily in the house and barn on the grounds where Flower built their hospi-tal, will share her story. Travel back to the days when women wore full fabric dresses, complete

with boning, tiny but-tons and prim lace col-lars. Even Mr. Stevens Warren Flower will be in attendance! He is the namesake who willed the first funds to build the hospital.

These characters and more will tell their story that afternoon. Whether they put on their waist-coat and spats, netting hat and peplum, or cotton stockings with garters, for those few hours, these actors become the people of Flower Hospital’s past. Come share in the fun!

Now here’s something different: You can help raise money for SAHS when you search or shop online. It’s a search engine and online shop-ping mall where a por-tion of each purchase is donated to the cause. It is totally free with no hidden fees, and you won’t get spammed. Go to www.igive.com/SAHS to register. Then book-mark the site, and every search you perform will raise a penny for your city’s historical soci-ety…a painless way to contribute!

Plus, over 700 online stores participate, and up to 26% of each pur-chase you make is donat-ed. Your first purchase through this site will automatically donate $5.00 to SAHS, at no cost to you. An amaz-ingly easy way to support Sylvania!

So go register at www.igive.com/SAHS to let the easy fundraising begin, and then I’ll see you at Flower Hospital on 10-10-10!

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Aries (March 21-April 19)This week don’t let your free

spirit to drift into your finances. Money issues will surface as small expenses start adding up. Avoid going crazy by starting to save now. Those things you wanted to splurge on will have to wait a little longer.

Taurus (April 20-May 20)You’re great at plotting your

next move, but give it a rest this week. Stop worrying about whether things are going to work out or not. Now is the time to release your expectations and allow everything to fall into place for you. If not, you may have a tough time.

Gemini (May 21-June 21)You’re constantly shifting

between emotions and logic, going from one extreme to the other. Stop and realize that you need both. Allow your emotional self to bal-ance with your logical self and life will feel a whole lot better and be divinely guided.

Cancer (June 22-July 22)Family members might be get-

ting on your nerves, but don’t lose your temper. Be patient and listen to what everyone has to say. Then respond calmly and if you don’t agree simply forgive and forget. Remember your ideas are not the only ones out there.

Leo (July 23-August 22)This week will fly by quickly,

but make sure you’re not overlook-ing the details. You don’t want to miss anything important. If that little voice in your head draws your attention to something, listen to yourself and obey.

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Lately, you’ve been helping everyone take care of their projects and problems. Now it’s your turn to get some assistance and some much needed rest too. So, this week pamper yourself a bit. Take a long

bath or curl up on the couch and take a nap. You deserve it.

Libra (September 23-October 22)

Your issues with past relation-ships are legitimate, but it’s time to let go of those old attachments. Focusing to much of your attention on them prevents you from moving forward and experiencing life right now. Stop wallowing and don’t waste another minute.

Scorpio (October 23-November 21)

Lately, you’ve been getting the urge to do some major travel-ing. When the opportunity presents itself, go for it. Your restlessness is serves a purpose so don’t talk yourself out of going on an adven-ture. Doors will open and you will manifest other opportunities.

Sagittarius (November 22-December 21)

You’ve been worried about money for too long. Exercise com-mon sense about financial issues and this will dramatically help bring things back into balance. And remember that the best things in life are free, so soak up all the love and good energy around you.

Capricorn (December 22-January 19)

For several weeks, you have been getting signs that there’s a new romance coming your way or things will heat up in your current love life. Be patient and catch your breath while you can. Things are falling into place and what’s com-ing will take your by surprise.

Aquarius (January 20-February 18)

Old friendships or romantic relationships may return. Although you may be hesitant, don’t worry. There may be unfinished business and life lessons that need to play out. Let things happen naturally. You may enjoy the outcome more than you expected.

Pisces (February 19-March 20)

With all the emotional ups and downs this week, you may feel like you are riding a roller coaster. Although we all enjoy emotional highs, keep things in perspective because the lows are bound to return at some point. Stay positive and you will get through them fine.

Kimberly Rose is a profes-sional intuitive, vibrational astrologer, author, public speaker and radio host on CBS and BBS Radio Networks. She is available for personal readings, classes and seminars. For more information, please call her office, Lite the Way, at 734-854-1514 or visit her website, www.kimmierose.com.

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Flower Hospital is celebrat-ing a “Century of Changing Lives” on October 10, 2010. The hospital was founded in 1910 in Toledo to provide a community based hospital with a broad range of compre-hensive healthcare services. The hospital purchased land in Sylvania, built a new hos-pital and moved to Sylvania in 1975. We are so glad they did, and congratulate them on their century of service and health care.

Flower Hospital is an asset to the Sylvania community, providing outstanding health-care services to our residents. Flower Hospital is also the largest employer in Sylvania, providing thousands of jobs to Sylvania and area residents. Further, Flower Hospital also draws many visitors to our community, seeking the excellent healthcare available on their campus.

The Flower Hospital cam-pus itself is a beautiful part of our community. Starting with new facilities in 1975, the hospital has developed around an ever evolving and forward thinking master plan. The vistas provided to the com-munity, as well as the tallest water column fountain in the region, are truly spectacular.

The campus is also grow-

ing and thriving. Recent improvements include the expansion of its Emergency Center, development of inpa-tient psychiatric services and Flower Rehabilitation Center, the addition of outpatient services for cardiac and pul-monary rehabilitation, the construction of a new medi-cal office building, and the establishment of the Hickman Cancer Center, a regional leader in cancer care.

The City of Sylvania con-gratulates Flower Hospital on its 100th anniversary, and on the many excellent programs and services it provides to our residents. My best wishes to ProMedica Health Systems, Flower Hospital president Alan Sattler and the thousands of professionals working every day on the Flower Hospital campus to improve our health and quality of life. Well done and congratulations!

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JUST MINUTES AWAY!MathewsCompare Our Price$ to Other Dealers

2811 Navarre Ave. Oregon

800-401-8192Mathews Ford

Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed. & Thurs. 9-9, Fri. 9-6, Sat. 9-5, Sun. 12-5 Service Hours: Mon.-Fri. 7-6, Sat. 7-1

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2007 TOYOTARAV 4 4X4

#34892-A

$20,997

2008 RANGER

#34852-A

$17,997

2008 GRANDCARAVAN SXT

#P6350-A

$22,997

2002 CHEVY TRACKER

#P6438-A

$9,997

2002 ESCAPE XLT 4X4

#P6463-A

$5,997

2007 EXPLORER

#34804-A

$23,117

2008 TAURUS SEL#34643-A

$11,997

2004 DURANGO4X4

#34781-C

$11,997

2002 ASTRO VAN AWD

#P6418-A

$5,997

2008 EXPLORERXLT 4X4#43610-A

$23,337

2003 GMCENVOY 4X4

#34437-B

$11,997

2007 EXPLOREREDDIE BAUER

#P6423

$23,917

2007 JEEPCOMMANDER

#P6426-A

$18,997

2003 TAHOE LT

#P6442-A

$13,177


#34951B

$6,990

2007 SPORT TRAC LIMITED

#P6458

$24,177

2006 CHRYSLER300 LIMITED

#34955-A

$18,997


#34987-A

$18,997

2007 ESCAPE4X4 XLT

#P6428

$16,397

2007 FREESTYLESEL

#P6488

$16,997

2008 MARINERPREMIER

#P6427

$19,117

2010 CAMAROSS2

#34736-A

$39,177

2010 TAURUSLIMITED AWD

#34318-A

$31,477

2006 MUSTANG GTCONVERTIBLE

#34215-A

$26,977

2007 ACURATSX NAVIGATION

#P6492

$22,497

2007 MUSTANGCONVERTIBLE

#34379-A

$21,437

2006 LINCOLNZEPHYR

#P6338

$21,317

2010 FUSION SE

#P6476

$16,997

2007 HONDACIVIC#P6491

$16,327

2004 VOLVOXC90 AWD

#34594-A

$14,927

2006 FUSION SE

#35013-A

$11,917

2007 FOCUS

#34744-A

$10,317

2007 FOCUS SE

#34938-A

$9,997

2006 TOYOTASCION XA

#34890-B

$9,997

2007 SATURNION

#34765-B

$9,917

2002 MALIBU

#35051A1

$5,477

2001 MALIBU

#35051-A

$4,997

2001 HONDA CIVIC

#34975-A

$4,977

2003 KIARIO

#35032-B

$3,777

2004 DODGEINTREPID SE

#35050-A

$7,197

2002 VWPASSAT

#P6498

$7,997

2005 FOCUS SES

#34848-B

$7,997

2002 TOYOTA PRIUS HYBRID

#34954-B

$8,497

2005 FOCUS WAGON#P6337-A

$8,997


#35053-A

$8,997

2007 SATURNION

#34765-B

$9,977

2008 EDGEAWD LIMITED

#35130-A

$23,997

2007 FUSION SE

#P6461

$13,917

RATESAS LOW AS

3.77%2004 MALIBU LS

#35027-A

$8,777

2007 FOCUSSE

#35072-A

$9,997

2007 FOCUS SES

#P6383

$10,422

2007 FOCUSST

#P6517

$11,777

1992 GRAND AMSE

#P6485-A

$3,497

1993 HONDAACCORD#34851-C

$1,797

1997 ESCORTLX

#34994-A

$3,777

1998 DODGEINTREPID

#34446-B

$2,397

1993 TEMPO

#35025-A

$1,597

1998 AVENGER

#34959-B

$1,877

2000 OLDSALERO#35024-A

$4,997

2004 VOLVOXC90 AWD

#34594-A

$14,997

2007 KIA SEDONA#35049-B

$13,922

2006 CHEVYHHR

#34176-A

$9,997

2006 IMPALALT

#P6514

$11,777

2006 MALIBULS

#P6512

$11,497

2006 FUSIONSE

#35041-A

$10,777

2007 F-150SUPERCAB XLT 4X4

#34720-A

$23,997

1996 JEEP GRANDCHEROKEE

#34604-C

$2,299

1996 GRANDCARAVAN

#34373-C

$1,997

1999 CHEVROLETS-10

#34297-A

$3,497

2004 MERCURYMOUNTAINEER

#34810-B

$13,997

2007 JEEPCOMMANDER

#33142-B

$19,927

2006 EXPEDITIONLIMITED

#P6449

$24,997

2009 FOCUS SE

#P6503

$13,397

2009 MAZDA 5

#35104-A

$16,717

2008 JEEP LIBERTY

#35106-A

$18,997

2008 GMC ACADIA SLE

#35112-A

$24,117

2008 MAZDA CX7

#P6524

$18,277

2008 SATURN AURA XR

#35105-A

$15,777

1999 HONDA CIVIC

#P6461-A

$1,997

1999 CROWN VICTORIA LX

#35172-A

$6,777

1999 CHRYSLER 300M

#P5817-A

$4,777

2000 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX GT#P6468-B

$4,997

2000 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE

#34980-A

$7,197

2001 KIA OPTIMA

#34882-A

$3,777

2001 JEEP CHEROKEE

#34881-B

$4,997

2002 MAZDA PROTEGE

#35216-A

$5,997

2002 WINDSTAR

#P6494-A

$3,777

2002 GEO PRISM

#35097-A

$5,497

2003 JAGUAR X-TYPE

#35019-A

$10,997

2003 WINDSTAR

#P6464-A

$5,997

2003 RANGER XLT

#35039-B

$5,997

2003 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER

#35071-B

$4,777

2004 MAZDA 3SPORT#35155-B

$9,997

2008 FUSION SEL

#35020-A

$10,997

2007 KIA SPECTRA

#34227-A

$7,997ON USED CARS

WITH APPROVED CREDIT

JUST MINUTES AWAY!JUST MINUTES AWAY!MathewsCompare Our Price$ to Other Dealers

2811 Navarre Ave. Oregon

800-401-8192Mathews Ford

Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed. & Thurs. 9-9, Fri. 9-6, Sat. 9-5, Sun. 12-5 Service Hours: Mon.-Fri. 7-6, Sat. 7-1

www.buymathewsford.com

YOU CAN GET APPROVED! CREDIT MEDIC

ASK FOR JOHN BECERRA OR APPLY AT CARCREDITMEDIC.COM

1-866-350-7580JUST

MINUTES AWAY

2007 TOYOTARAV 4 4X4

#34892-A

$20,997

2008 RANGER

#34852-A

$17,997


#P6350-A

$22,997

2002 CHEVY TRACKER

#P6438-A

$9,997

2002 ESCAPE XLT 4X4

#P6463-A

$5,997

2007 EXPLORER

#34804-A

$23,117

2008 TAURUS SEL#34643-A

$11,997

2004 DURANGO4X4

#34781-C

$11,997

2002 ASTRO VAN AWD

#P6418-A

$5,997

2008 EXPLORERXLT 4X4#43610-A

$23,337

2003 GMCENVOY 4X4

#34437-B

$11,997


#P6423

$23,917

2007 JEEPCOMMANDER

#P6426-A

$18,997

2003 TAHOE LT

#P6442-A

$13,177


#34951B

$6,990

2007 SPORT TRAC LIMITED

#P6458

$24,177

2006 CHRYSLER300 LIMITED

#34955-A

$18,997


#34987-A

$18,997

2007 ESCAPE4X4 XLT

#P6428

$16,397

2007 FREESTYLESEL

#P6488

$16,997

2008 MARINERPREMIER

#P6427

$19,117

2010 CAMAROSS2

#34736-A

$39,177

2010 TAURUSLIMITED AWD

#34318-A

$31,477

2006 MUSTANG GTCONVERTIBLE

#34215-A

$26,977

2007 ACURATSX NAVIGATION

#P6492

$22,497


#34379-A

$21,437

2006 LINCOLNZEPHYR

#P6338

$21,317

2010 FUSION SE

#P6476

$16,997

2007 HONDACIVIC#P6491

$16,327

2004 VOLVOXC90 AWD

#34594-A

$14,927

2006 FUSION SE

#35013-A

$11,917

2007 FOCUS

#34744-A

$10,317

2007 FOCUS SE

#34938-A

$9,997

2006 TOYOTASCION XA

#34890-B

$9,997

2007 SATURNION

#34765-B

$9,917

2002 MALIBU

#35051A1

$5,477

2001 MALIBU

#35051-A

$4,997

2001 HONDA CIVIC

#34975-A

$4,977

2003 KIARIO

#35032-B

$3,777


#35050-A

$7,197

2002 VWPASSAT

#P6498

$7,997

2005 FOCUS SES

#34848-B

$7,997

2002 TOYOTA PRIUS HYBRID

#34954-B

$8,497

2005 FOCUS WAGON#P6337-A

$8,997


#35053-A

$8,997

2007 SATURNION

#34765-B

$9,977

2008 EDGEAWD LIMITED

#35130-A

$23,997

2007 FUSION SE

#P6461

$13,917

RATESAS LOW AS

3.77%2004 MALIBU LS

#35027-A

$8,777

2007 FOCUSSE

#35072-A

$9,997

2007 FOCUS SES

#P6383

$10,422

2007 FOCUSST

#P6517

$11,777

1992 GRAND AMSE

#P6485-A

$3,497

1993 HONDAACCORD#34851-C

$1,797

1997 ESCORTLX

#34994-A

$3,777

1998 DODGEINTREPID

#34446-B

$2,397

1993 TEMPO

#35025-A

$1,597

1998 AVENGER

#34959-B

$1,877

2000 OLDSALERO#35024-A

$4,997

2004 VOLVOXC90 AWD

#34594-A

$14,997

2007 KIA SEDONA#35049-B

$13,922

2006 CHEVYHHR

#34176-A

$9,997

2006 IMPALALT

#P6514

$11,777

2006 MALIBULS

#P6512

$11,497

2006 FUSIONSE

#35041-A

$10,777

2007 F-150SUPERCAB XLT 4X4

#34720-A

$23,997

1996 JEEP GRANDCHEROKEE

#34604-C

$2,299

1996 GRANDCARAVAN

#34373-C

$1,997

1999 CHEVROLETS-10

#34297-A

$3,497


#34810-B

$13,997

2007 JEEPCOMMANDER

#33142-B

$19,927

2006 EXPEDITIONLIMITED

#P6449

$24,997

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2009 FOCUS SE

#P6503

$13,397

2009 MAZDA 5

#35104-A

$16,717

2008 JEEP LIBERTY

#35106-A

$18,997

2008 GMC ACADIA SLE

#35112-A

$24,117

2008 MAZDA CX7

#P6524

$18,277

2008 SATURN AURA XR

#35105-A

$15,777

1999 HONDA CIVIC

#P6461-A

$1,997

1999 CROWN VICTORIA LX

#35172-A

$6,777

1999 CHRYSLER 300M

#P5817-A

$4,777

2000 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX GT#P6468-B

$4,997

2000 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE

#34980-A

$7,197

2001 KIA OPTIMA

#34882-A

$3,777

2001 JEEP CHEROKEE

#34881-B

$4,997

2002 MAZDA PROTEGE

#35216-A

$5,997

2002 WINDSTAR

#P6494-A

$3,777

2002 GEO PRISM

#35097-A

$5,497

2003 JAGUAR X-TYPE

#35019-A

$10,997

2003 WINDSTAR

#P6464-A

$5,997

2003 RANGER XLT

#35039-B

$5,997

2003 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER

#35071-B

$4,777

2004 MAZDA 3SPORT#35155-B

$9,997

2008 FUSION SEL

#35020-A

$10,997

2007 KIA SPECTRA

#34227-A

$7,997ON USED CARS


800-804-4764

2009 FOCUS SES 2002 MAZDA PROTE SES

2005 FOCUS SE

#P6537 #35210-A #35185-A

$13,977 $5,477 $8,477

1998 CHEVY MONTE CARLO

#35013-B

$3,477

1998 MAZDA MILLENIA#35106-B

$1,577

2000 GEO PRISM

#P6475-A

$2,777

800-804-4764

2004 SEBRINGLX

#35109-A

$7,997

2000 NEON

#P6438B

$3,727

1998 TAURUS SE

#34643-B

$2,477

2004 STRATUSES

#35184-A

$6,777

2004 NEONSRT

#35184-A

$4,997

2005 CHEVYAVEO LS#35192-B

$6,947

2006 DODGECHARGER R/T

#35176-A

$11,997

2005 FOCUSSES

#34848-B

$7,997

2004 SEBRINGLX

#35109-A

$7,997

2004 VOLVOXC90 AWD

#34594-A

$14,927


#34379-A

$21,437

2006 LINCOLNZEPHYR#P6338

$21,317

2008 FOCUSSES

#35186-A

$12,977

2003 CHRYSLERPT CRUISER

#34071-B

$3,477

1999 CROWNVICTORIA LX

#35172-A

$6,777

2002 SUNFIRESE

#35170-A

$3,977

2007 FOCUSSE

#34938-A

$9,997

RATESAS LOW AS

3.77%ON USED CARS


0004

5360

25-01

SUV’s - TRUCKS - VANS - SUV’s - TRUCKS - VANS - SUV’s

2006 CHRYSLER“300” AWD

#35318-A

$16,477

2006 LINCOLNZEPHYR#P6515-A

$16,877

2010 MUSTANG

#35082-B

$22,777

2010 FUSIONSE

#P6547

$18,477

2007 ACURATSX

#P6492

$21,377

2009 FOCUSSES

#P6557

$12,997

2005 FREESTYLEAWD LIMITED

#35286-A

$13,277

2007 HONDACIVIC EX#6491

$14,277

2009 FOCUSS

#35285B1

$11,777

2002 CROWNVICTORIA LX

#35133-A

$7,777

2005 FOCUSZX4

#35185-A

$8,497

2003 VOLKSWAGON JETTA GL#34813-A

$6,777

2004STRATUS ES

#35295-B

$6,747

2006 KIASPECTRA#35163-A

$7,477

2007 FOCUSSE

#34744-A

$7,777

2006 MUSTANG

#35201-A

$15,977

2007 FOCUSSES

#34938-A

$9,777

2002 FORDFOCUS ZTS

#35456A

$2,997

2002 TAURUSSES

#35240-B

$2,777

2003 KIARIO CINCO

#P6460-A

$4,937

2004 INTREPID SE

#35050-A

$5,777

2004 INTREPIDSXT

#35135-A

$6,177

2004IMPALA#35310-A

$6,977

2004 CAVALIER#35349-B1

$6,977

2005 BUICKCENTURY

#35368-A

$5,777

2001 GRANDPRIX

#35525-A

$3,497

2004 STRATUSSXT

#35397-A

$5,477

2001 OLDSALERO

#35177-A

$2,997

1998 CHEVY TAHOE

#P6529-B$5,977

2005 ESCAPE XLS

#35234-A$6,997

2008 GMCACADIA SLE

#35112-A

$24,117

2007 SPORTTRAC LIMITED

#P6458

$24,177

2007 F-150SUPERCAB XLT 4x4

#34720-A

$23,997

2008 EXPLORERXLT

#35200-A

$23,997

2008 MAZDACX7

#P6524

$18,277

2007 JEEPCOMMANDER

#P6426-A

$18,997

2008 EXPLORERXLT 4x4#43610-A

$23,117

2004 DURANGO4x4

#34781-C

$11,997

2007 ESCAPE4x4 XLT#P6428

$16,397

2008 RANGER#34852-A

$17,997


#34810-B

$13,997


#P6350-A

$22,997

2008 F-150 CREWCAB 4x4#P6539

$27,997

2007 DODGERAM 4WD

#P6431

$24,777

2007 HUMMERH3

#35250-A

$23,277

2007EXPLORER

#34804-A

$23,117

2008 F-150 SUPERCAB

#35208-A

$19,277

2008 ESCAPEXLT

#35347-A

$16,997

2004MOUNTAINEER

#P6449-A

$10,777

2002 RANGERSUPER CAB

#35159-A

$3,477

2008 ESCAPEXLT

#35347-A

$15,777

2009 JEEPGR. CHEROKEE

#P6562

$19,877

2009 ESCAPEXLT

#P6560

$19,777


#P6350-A

$20,997

2008TRAILBLAZER LS

#35349-A

$18,997

2008 ESCAPELIMITED#P6538

$17,997

2008 ESCAPE4x4 HYBRID

#35191-A

$19,477

2008 HONDAPILOT EXL

#35337-A

$21,777

2008 GMCSIERRA 4x4

#35494-A

$27,997

2007 E-350DIESEL

#35090-A

$19,477


#35547-A1

$23,977

2008 BUICKENCLAVE#35231-A

$32,977

2007 ESCAPELIMITED#35417-A

$13,997

2007 F-150SUPERCAB 4x4

#P6559

$20,777

2007 EDGESEL PLUS

#33918-A

$21,677

2007 DODGECALIBER RT

#35471A

$12,917

2010 F150SUPER CREW XLT

#35547A

$33,990

2004 SEBRINGLX

#35109A

$8,477

2004 DODGESXT

#35184A

$4,779

2008 FUSION

#35474B

$15,377

2002 SATURNSL2

#35104-B

$5,477

2008 FUSIONSE SPORT

#34405-A

$18,377

2008 FOCUSSE

#35186-A

$12,337

2008 FUSIONSEL

#35020-A

$10,997

2005 FOCUSWAGON ZXW

#P6337-A

$8,777

2004SEBRING#35109-A

$8,147

2004 MALIBULS

#35027-A

$8,477

2007 MAZDATOURING#P6821

$15,477

1997 CAVALIERCONVERTIBLE

#35372-A

$2,997

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