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SALTSBURG SOCIAL CENTER (212 Point Street, Saltsburg) (724) 639-9055

Free Fitness Class – The Saltsburg Social Center, is once again offering Fitness with Carole on Fridays! The only thing that has changed is the time of the class has moved to 1 pm. No reservation is needed to join!

Community Breakfast –Every Tuesday from 9-10 am. The cost of the breakfast stays the same at only $2.50. Plan to come and have breakfast and stay for lunch, too. Bring your friends, family and neighbors, and come and make some new friends, too! No reservation is needed – just plan to join us for a good, hot breakfast!

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Fitness Class – FREE, twice a week. Mondays from 11 am ‘til 12 Noon, it’s ‘Exercise with Barb’ and then, on Wednesday from 11 am until 12 Noon, it’s ‘Fitness with Car-ole.’ The rest of the week, the center has exercise equipment that is available for use free of charge while the center is open

Fun with Fimo – Instructed by IUP Professor, Ellen Chinn, as she teaches us how to make decorative light switch plates using ‘Fimo clay.’ Class held on Thursday, April 16th at 10 am

Community Breakfast – Wednesday, April 15 from 9:30-10:30 am. Sure to put a smile on your face! Breakfast Casserole (Eggs, Cheese, Sausage & Bread) is on the menu for only $2.50! NO reservation needed!

MAHONING HILLS SOCIAL CENTER (Beside Longview Elem. School, Rt. 119 near Punxsutawney) (724) 286-3099

Community Breakfast – 9:30 – 11 am every Mon-day in April. No reservation is needed & the public is invited.

Fitness Class - FREE, every Wednesday from 1 – 2 pm. Carole Zicha, Fitness Instructor, leads the group in an ‘easy on the joints’ & ‘go at your own speed’ class. Now is the time to get yourself back in shape for the nicer weather.

CHESTNUT HILLS SOCIAL CENTER(26 Heybert Drive, Blairsville) (724) 459-5251

Open Acoustic Jam Sessions - The 1st and 3rd Mondays (except Holidays) from 10 am until 12 Noon each month. If you’d like to stay for lunch after the jam session, you must call (724) 459-5251 to make reservations in ad-vance.

Breakfast at Chestnut - Every Wednesday and Friday mornings from 9–10 am. If you’ve never stopped in to have breakfast there, you really should give it a try. At only $1.25, you can’t beat the price, and the great company! No advance reservation is required. For more information, call the center at (724) 459-5251.

SATELLITE CENTERS(Armagh, Aultman & Homer-Center Social Centersoperate one day a week. Dates & Times are as follows.)The Armagh Center is held Tuesdays in the Armagh Fire Hall. Each week activities include 10 am walk-ing, 10-11 am Fitness with Carole and a great nutritious noon meal!The Aultman Center is held Wednesdays in the Ault-man Fire Hall. Weekly activities include Fitness from 10-10:30 am with Instructor Carole Zicha, and Bingo at 1 pm.The Homer-Center Site is held Thursdays at the St. Mary Byzantine Catholic Church in Homer City. Weekly activities include Fitness with instructor Carole Zicha from 10 am until 11 am and Bingo at 1 pm.

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3 BDRM, 2 bath home, Marion Center School District. Heat included.$800 mo. (724) 549‑2614

BLAIRSVILLE 3 bdrm, nice yard. 1st floor laun‑ dry. Must see!! $700 plus.Call (724) 787‑4814

ROOMMATE to share large farmhouse. all util. incl. $460/mo. Clarks‑ burg. Call (724) 639‑4056

SHELOCTA Boro: 2 bed‑ room, 2 bath, gas (heat/ HW) incl., carpet, W/D, enclosed patio, central air, No pets, Sec. Dep. $825/mo. (724) 354‑5281

INDIANA: 2 bdrm, 1 bath. No pets. $700 + util. Sec Deposit. 1 car gar. 1 year lease. (724) 388‑4146

2 BR, near supermarket. 50’ to bus stop. Range & fridge, W/D, Pd garbage/ sewage, Non smoking, No pets. $250 Sec. Dep. $450/mo. (724) 801‑8240

CLEAN, 2 bdr, United SD, $550/mo + utilities, no pets, ref. & sec. dep. required. (724) 541‑7290

2 BDR, 1 bath, would make a good camp or starter home, must be moved. $3,500. Call (724) 479‑8708

1990 14’ x 66’ mobile home, 2 bdrm, 1 bath, best offer, must be moved. (724) 422‑5436

1982 In Tyson Farm, 2 Bed‑ room, 2 Bath, tip‑out, 2 Car carport, Handicap ramp, on Quiet Dead End St, $25K o.b.o. (724) 349‑6517

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chiPPeD haM .................Lb.$2.99

harvest

turkey breast ....Lb.$2.99

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aMerican cheese ..Lb.$3.99

grandma’s

Potato saLaD ...Lb.$1.99

margarita

harD saLaMi ....Lb.$5.99

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Store Hours:Mon-Sat 8-8 Sunday 9-5

gala apples $2.99

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2/$4

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OR Brown12 Oz..

99¢

humphrey

charcoaL briquets

18 Lb.

$8.99

austin’s Original

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gallon

2/$3

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bbqsauce

18 Oz.

4/$5

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8 oz.

$4.99robin hoodall Purpose

fLour5 Lb.

2/$5

Ortega

saLsa 2/$5

taco sheLLs 2/$4

Ortega

tacoseasoning

1.25 oz.

5/$5

Ortega

taco sauce

8 oz.

2/$3

salada

teabags

100 ct.

2/$5

roaring spring

DistiLLeD or sPring water

gallon

89¢

chef boyardee

canneDPasta14.75-15 Oz.

5/$5

Ortega 21.3 Oz.

harD/soft taco

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$3.99exceptional value

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$3.99domino

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granuLateD sugar

4 Lb.

2/$5

scotties

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120 ct.

99¢

12 PK., 12 OZ. cans

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coca coLa ................3/$1016.9 OZ. PLastic btLs. 24 PK.

Dasani ................... 2/$832 OZ.

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$2.59 Lb.

$4.19 Lb.

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12 Oz.

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snowfloss (2 Lb. bag)

sauerkraut .....$2.09ea.

sugardale - regular sliced

bacon $2.99ea.

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coLbyLonghorn

cheese$4.49Lb.

boneless

PORk SPARe

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bonelessPORk

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cubeDPorkettes .. $2.79Lb.

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PRODUCE

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assOrted jumbO

Muffins ............. 4 PK. $3.99

12” message

chocoLatechiP cookie ..........

$9.99raisin cinnaMon breaD ................................................ ea.

$2.99assOrted iced

cinnaMon roLLs .6 PK.$3.99

mcaneny

chiPPeD haM .................Lb.$2.99

harvest

turkey breast ....Lb.$2.99

deLaLLO

aMerican cheese ..Lb.$3.99

grandma’s

Potato saLaD ...Lb.$1.99

margarita

harD saLaMi ....Lb.$5.99

Prices GoodSun, April 12 - Sat, April 18

Store Hours:Mon-Sat 8-8 Sunday 9-5

gala apples $2.99

green giant

red pOTaTOesextra Large fLOrida

TOmaTOes

snyder’s of berlin

Puff’ncorn or

curLs6.5-7 Oz.

2/$4

bell view

MustarDYellow

16 Oz

OR Brown12 Oz..

99¢

humphrey

charcoaL briquets

18 Lb.

$8.99

austin’s Original

a-1 bLeach

gallon

2/$3

Kc masterpiece

bbqsauce

18 Oz.

4/$5

maxwell house

instantcoffee

8 oz.

$4.99robin hoodall Purpose

fLour5 Lb.

2/$5

Ortega

saLsa 2/$5

taco sheLLs 2/$4

Ortega

tacoseasoning

1.25 oz.

5/$5

Ortega

taco sauce

8 oz.

2/$3

salada

teabags

100 ct.

2/$5

roaring spring

DistiLLeD or sPring water

gallon

89¢

chef boyardee

canneDPasta14.75-15 Oz.

5/$5

Ortega 21.3 Oz.

harD/soft taco

Dinner kits

$3.99exceptional value

trash bags30 gal. 20 ct.

2/$4

criscoVegetableor Canola

oiL48 Oz.

$2.99

nickles

itaLianPan

breaD20 Oz.

$1.39

Originalvariety Pk.

LittLe hugs

20 Pk.

$2.99

nestle

Pure Life water

28 Pk.16.9 Oz. btls.

$3.99domino

Pure cane

granuLateD sugar

4 Lb.

2/$5

scotties

faciaLtissue

120 ct.

99¢

12 PK., 12 OZ. cans

coca coLa ..................3/$1212 OZ. PLastic btLs. 8 PK.

coca coLa ................3/$1016.9 OZ. PLastic btLs. 24 PK.

Dasani ................... 2/$832 OZ.

PoweraDe ............79¢

$4.29Lb.

$4.39Lb.

$1.89Lb.$1.99Lb.

usda choiceboneless

engLish cutsteak

boneless

Pork sirLoin roast

or choPs

sugardale Whole

seMi-boneLess

haM

blue bonnet

sPreaD quarters16 oz.best yet

shreDDeD cheese8 oz.

5/$5

2/$4

$1.99 99¢Lb.

5 lb. bag

v

FAMOUS BUTCHER SHOPOUR

Hungry Man

entrees13.1-16 oz.

kiD cuisine 7-10.6 oz.

Digiorno for one 7.5-10.1 oz.

Galliker’s Quality Chekd

ice creaM48 oz.

3/$10

3/$10 2/$6

2/$4

Find signs on the shelves featuringVito at an amazing

special price.

FIND VITO!

USDA CHOICE BONELESS

engLish cutroast

yeLLowonions

3 Lb. bag

2/$10

Scott Mega Roll

PaPertoweLs

6 Pk.

PePsi16.9 Oz. 6 Pks.

$2.59 Lb.

$4.19 Lb.

Superior EZ Carve

whoLe haM

9 Lb. Avg.

Kraft Yellow

aMericansingLes

12 Oz.

Best Yet

fries26-32 Oz.

3 freebuy 2 get

3 freebuy 2 get

General MillsfrosteD cheerios

12 Oz. ORhoney nut cheerios

12.25 Oz.

99¢ ea.

Our on-site butchers will cut to your specification 7 days a week.

Call us with your special order.

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steak-umm - 9 oz. pkg.

chickensanDwich

steak

whoLe Legof LaMb

11-12 Lb. avg.cut & WraPPed free

$4.99 Lb.

Lean fresh cut

boneLessbeef stew

$4.99 Lb.

tender fresh cut

ribeye steak or

roast

usda choice boneless

sPencersteak or

roast

fresh ground (80/20%)

Lean grounD chuck

$4.29 Lb.

sugardale semi-boneless

haLf haM ....$2.29Lb.atlantic frozen

haDDockfiLLets .... $4.99Lb.sugardale (lb. pkg.)

hotDogs ........ $1.09ea.

snowfloss (2 Lb. bag)

sauerkraut .....$2.09ea.

sugardale - regular sliced

bacon $2.99ea.

by the Piece

coLbyLonghorn

cheese$4.49Lb.

boneless

PORk SPARe

RiBScut from the sirloin

$2.09Lb.

bonelessPORk

CuBed MeAt fOR

SHiSHkABOBS

$2.69Lb.

del monte

JumbOlOpes

each

$1.99

dole

pineappleseach

$2.99

california

sTrawberries1 Lb.

clamshell

2/$5

fresh express

rOmaineblend

9 Oz. Pkg.

2/$5

fresh express

TriO leTTuCe blend9 Oz. Pkg.

2/$5

greenCabbage39¢

Lb.

avOCadOs99¢

ea.

california

HalOs3 Lb.bag

$4.99

california

CarrOTs2 lb. bag

2/$3

From Our Family to Yours for over 100 years.

$2.95 ea.

chickenDruMsticks

5 Lb. Bag

kLonDikebars

6 Pk.

california

iCeberg leTTuCe 99¢

head

4/$10 2/$10

4/$10

1 lb. pkg.

4/$10

Post

honey bunchesof oats cereaL

13-18 Oz.

MUST BUY IN QUANTITIES OF4 TO RECEIVE SALE PRICE

3 Lb.bag

$8.99Lb.$4.19Lb.

hillshire farm

14 Oz. reguLar kieLbasaor sMokeD sausage

or 13 Oz. turkey kieLbasaor Lite PoLska

2/$6

mama Lucia cooked 12 Oz. Pkg.

froZen itaLianor hoMestyLe

Meat baLLs

4/$10

Our Own breaded

cubeDPorkettes .. $2.79Lb.

MuSt BuY in QtY.Of 2 tO ReCeiVe SAle PRiCe DAIRYturner’s - 1/2 gallonsiceD tea ................$119turner’s - 8 Oz. sour creaM ........ $109 galliker’s - gallonorange juice ....$389 galliker’s - 24 Oz.cottage cheese ...$249donald duck 59 oz.orange juice ............. 2/$5

del grosso meat, meatless ormushroom

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With the theme “Potluck on the Patio,” the 37th annual Indiana’s Cookin’ show will offer demonstrations and tasty tidbits that “are not your grandma’s potluck recipes,” organizers say. The year’s event will be Tuesday — with an early show at 4 p.m. and a late show at 7 p.m. — at the Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex’s Toretti Auditorium. All proceeds from the show’s ticket and raffle sales benefit Indiana County Community

Action Program’s food bank. Doors open at 3 p.m. for the vendor fair, where vendors will offer samples and items for sale until 7 p.m. Demonstrations dur-ing the show will focus on “all kinds of neat twists on food you can take to picnics and barbecues,” said Debbie Palmer, The Indiana Gazette’s marketing director. Former Gazette staff writer Sam Ku-sic will return as this year’s master of ceremonies. Each of the shows will have two

segments. For the first half, culinary students under the direction of Executive Chef Andrew P. Nutter of Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s Culinary Institute will demon-strate an appetizer, entrée, vegetable and dessert. Samples of these foods will be provided for the audience to taste. Recipes include soups, such as Buttermilk Corn Cold Soup with Shrimp, salads such as Antipasto, an entrée of Marinated Grilled Tuna

and more. For the second half, with a segment called “Fast and Furious,” Diane Wagoner, of IUP’s Department of Food and Nutrition, and her students will show less time-intensive recipes geared toward people on the go. The demonstrations will show “a medley of every-thing quick and easy,” Palmer said, such as South-western Slaw, Chicken Satay with Peanut Sauce and Linda’s Tasty Turkey Burgers. Another highlight of the show is the vendor fair, Palmer said. There are a variety of vendors onsite, from cater-ers to decorators, with some providing free samples. Normally, about 25 to 30 vendors attend the event. And that’s not all. There are raffles and prizes, and everyone in attendance will receive a cookbook and gift bag. Always popular are the “Winner Gets All” tables, where participants win all the items on tables decorated with different themes. “It’s a blast,” Palmer said. “It’s simply a good time.”Tickets for the show are $8 and can be purchased at The Indiana Gazette office at 899 Water St., Indi-ana, by mail through a form published regularly in the paper and the Shopper’s Guide, or at the KCAC box office. Tickets will also be available at the door.

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Call it a sign of the times or just plain good luck for those of us yearning to swap fast food fare for some tasty home cooking. Potluck gatherings are back and one of this year’s hottest trends in entertaining. Although these communal “luck of the pot” meals (where everyone brings their favorite dish) hearken back to the late 19th century, they found their footing in the mid-1950’s when it seemed like every mom in the neighborhood was filling cas-serole dishes for church socials and family get-togethers. “There are three primary reasons driving the return of potluck — our schedules, the economy and childhood memo-ries,” says Chef Jeff Gillis, www.CelebratingHome.com. “We live such fast-paced lives that divvying up the cooking makes home entertaining more realistic than putting all of the burden on the hostess. Making one dish instead of several also helps

stretch the budget — something we’re all looking to do these days. And, let’s face it — after years of dashing through the drive-thru, wouldn’t you like to sit down to some home-cooked food, even if it’s only once a week?”Got potluck fever but not a clue what to do? Here are four tips that’ll make your next gathering both tasty and stylish, plus, a family-fave recipe that’ll put your home on the map as potluck heaven.

ORGANIZE PARTICIPANTSDivide the meal by categories so guests will have a balance of appetizers, entrées, sides and desserts from which to choose. Cooks needn’t commit to a specific recipe but it’s helpful to know up-front that a well-rounded meal is in the making.

AGREE ON ADVANCE PREPAll dishes should be cooked prior to arrival so only a quick

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CHOOSE EASY-FIX, CROWD-PLEASING RECIPESTo appeal to guests varying tastes, save the exotic for later and dust off mom’s (or grand-ma’s) cookbook. Traditional potluck dishes like casseroles, chili, soup, bread and cakes are always popular and easy to make.

DRESS UP THE TABLERemember the special tablecloth mom used

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BEAN POT BEEF STEWThis twist on an American favorite yields a hearty, flavorful entrée that takes less prep time because it slow cooks in the oven in a bean pot.1 pound round steak, cut into bite-sized pieces1 large yellow onion, roughly chopped2 tablespoons olive oil4 cloves garlic, chopped fine1 can (14.5 ounces) diced tomatoes6 cups beef broth (or stock)1½ teaspoons dried thyme3 bay leaves2 cups potatoes, cubed

1 cup celery, diced1 cup carrots, dicedSalt and pepper to taste

Rub steak with olive oil and coat with salt and pepper. Let steak sit at room temperature in bean pot while preparing all other vegetables. Chop and dice everything, then add to bean pot. Add beef broth (or stock), thyme, bay leaves, diced tomatoes and salt and pepper. Cover and bake in 375 F oven for 3 to 4 hours until meat is tender.Recipe courtesy of www.CelebratingHome.com

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Over time a car’s exterior can fade or suffer some dings and dents. Before owners sell or trade in their rides for something new, investing in a new color may be all that’s necessary to revitalize the look of the vehicle. Changing the color of a car is not something every driver should try on their own. Such a task can be time-consuming, and it requires a good deal of skill to turn out looking good. Fur-thermore, painting a car involves a variety of different tools and equipment, from a spray gun, sander and buffer to specific types of enamel or acrylic paints. After considering the work involved and the expense of investing in the equipment to get the job done right, many vehicle owners opt to hire a professional to change the color of their vehicles. Many service centers offer two options to change the look of a car or truck: painting and car wraps.

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Painting may demand your vehicle be off the road for a week or more, so it’s best to have an alternative travel plan. Also, be sure to investigate how painting will affect the value of the ve-hicle. A paint job may end up depreciating the value of a resale because it’s changing the original vehicle permanently.

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Each WORD WHIZ IGGY puzzle contains a number of words reading from left, right, diagonally, up, or down. Some words start with letters you’ve already used in other words. Just circle the words listed within the entry form. To make your entry form valid, at least 10 WORDS MUST BE CIRCLED and you must

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tHE rUlE SEach Word Whiz iggy puzzle contains words which read from left, right or they may appear diagonally, vertically or horizon-tally. Some words might start with letters you’ve already used. Entries from the word list that appear as two words (e.g., homer City) could appear in separate places in the puzzle. The puzzles are published Monday & Friday, now thru Friday, April 17, 2015. 1. From the word list shown, find and circle correctly at least 10 words on the puzzle to make your entry valid. 2. Clip the completed puzzle and make certain you include your name, address and telephone number. Also please answer our questions and identify the advertiser whose ad has Word Whiz iggy pencil in it. Entry will not be valid if not entirely complet-ed. Print the puzzle number on the lower left portion of the entry envelope. Mail your entry to Word Whiz iggy, The indiana gazette, P.o. Box 10, 899 Water Street, indiana, PA 15701, or bring entries to the gazette office at 899 Water Street, indiana. 3. you may use the puzzle that appears in this newspaper or a reasonably accurate facsimile drawn by hand. it is not necessary to buy the newspaper to enter the contest. Copies may be examined at our office. Machine duplicated entry forms will NoT be accepted. 4. Contestants may submit as many entries as they wish, but are limited to one entry per envelope. No registered mail will be accepted. 5. All entries must be received at our office by noon on the fifth day after publication of each Word Whiz iggy puzzle. 6. The $25 winner will be determined by a random drawing from valid entries received within five days of publication date. The weekly $100 winner will be drawn at random from all entries of that week. Contest will run 8 weeks, then the $500 grand prize winner will be drawn at random from all entries received in the daily contests. The decision of the judges will be final. 7. Employees of indiana Printing & Publishing Co. and their immediate families are not eligible to win prizes. Names of daily and Weekly winners will be published Sundays. 8. Word Whiz iggy Bucks spend like cash at contest sponsors whose ads appear on this page.

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Created for The Indiana Gazette using 1-2-3 Word Search Maker™ 4-10-15

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2012 Suzuki SX4 Hatchback#13POF2947, 17K mi., 4WD

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2011 Ford Explorer XLT#13POF3068, 19K mi, 3rd Row

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2010 Ford Crew Cab F150#13POF2897, 43K Mi., V8, Moonroof

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‘11 Ford Fusion#14POF3031

Was $14,975

IS:$11,975

‘14 Kia Sorento LX#15 F1268A4k Miles

Was $29,975

IS: $24,975

‘12 Ford Focus SE#14POF304617K Miles

Was $13,975

IS: $12,975

‘13 Chrysler 300#141419B

Was $29,975

IS: $27,975

‘12 Honda Civic#14PC3443A17K Miles

Was $19,788

IS: $16,875‘14 Kia Sorento EX

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IS: $27,875

‘12 Kia Soul#14C2375B6spd Man.

Was $14,975

IS: $12,975‘13 Ford Mustang

#15F805A9K Miles

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‘09 Dodge Charger R/T#14C2514BHemi, 38K

Was $21,975

IS: $18,975‘14 Dodge Challenger SRT8#15PC812A6.4L V8,3K

Was $43,975

IS: $40,975

‘14 Jeep Wrangler Sport#14POF342916K, Auto, 4x4Was $32,975

IS: $29,975

‘13 Kia Sorento#15C674AAWD, 42K

Was $19,975

IS: $18,975

‘13 Ford Explorer#14PF3499A4x4, 35K

Was $29,975

IS: $25,975

‘12 Chevy Cruze LTZ#14PC3506AAuto, 9K

Was $19,975

IS: $16,975‘13 Toyota Camry SE

#15PF1226A4cyl, 28K

Was $21,975

IS: $18,975

‘15 Ford Fusion#15F1036A-16spd AutoOnly 5K, AWDWas $26,975

IS: $24,975

‘12 Chevy Sonic LS#14C3141A-26 spd Auto31K MilesWas $14,975

IS: $12,975

‘12 Kia Optima SX#14POF3990BLeather, Auto, 35K MilesWas $25,975

IS: $22,975

‘11 Ford Ranger#15POF1301A5spd Man, 4x4, 25KWas $24,975

IS: $22,975

8$19,475$29,975

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