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ALLEGANY COUNTY OFFICE FOR THE AGING
1108 Rte. 19 South
at Yorks Corners MEALS ON WHEELS AND LUNCHEON CENTER
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n th d Pastor: Vernon Dean For reservations call: 585-268-9390 by 2pm on the previous
day. Toll-free: 1-866-268-9390. Bolivar- Carolyn Hackett, 585-
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FOR THE WEEK OF: February 11 - February 17, 2009
Wednesday: Creamsicle Salad, Tuna Casserole, Carrots,
d ... $ Rye Bread, Brownie. Diabetic- Peaches. Bolivar- Noon, 10am -
5. ......
Sun. Eve. Service.........6:00pm
Be & 2 -
1 8 Wed.: Adult Prayer, Bible 1pm Free Tax Clinic, 10:30 “Growing Stronger” Exercises,
Information & Assistance- Erica Blake. Cuba- Noon, 10:30
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Cards, Dominoes, Puzzles, “Ballet First Introduced In USA”.
B ed ST MARY’S ROMAN Wellsville- Noon, 10:00 Games, 1:00 Euchre.
B CATHOLIC CHURCH Thursday: Valentine’s Special! Strawberry Yogurt Salad,
111 Wellsville St., Bolivar, NY Roast Beef, Mashed Potatoes with Gravy, Beets, Wheat Bread,
585-928-1024 Cherry Crisp. Diabetic- Apple. Bolivar- Noon. Cuba- Noon,
k “Growing Stronger” Exercises, “Valentine’s Day”. Friendship-
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2 .0 Sunday Mass................9:00am Clinic.
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.. 1 Mon..........................11:30am
d 5 ... ....$ First Fri. of Ea. Month. . . . .7pm Fruit Cup. Wellsville- Noon, 10:30 Bingo! 12:30 Pinochle.
Be & 2 s 1- -8.. (followed by benediction) Monday: Presidents’ Day Holiday. No Congregate Centers
or Home Delivered Meals.
1 d 1 Reconciliation: First & Third
Be eds Sunday.........................8:30am Tuesday: Chilled Peaches, Chicken Breast Supreme with
Sauce, Brown Rice, Carrots, Potato Bread, Fresh Fruit. Cuba-
B SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Noon, 10:30 Cards, Dominoes, Puzzles, “Presidential Names”.
419 Trapping Brook Road Friendship- Noon, 10:45 “Growing Stronger” Exercises, Cheryl
Wellsville, NY 14895 Czworka- Are All Vegetables Created Equally?, 1:00 Cards.
585-593-1637
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Saturday Morning Worship &
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TANNING SALON METHODIST CHURCH

Pastor: Daniel Grimes
Worship Service...........9:30am
26 Jefferson Street
Wellsville, NY 14895 Specializing in small business,
243 N. Main St., Bolivar, NY• (585) 928-2828 Sunday School............11:00am
Choir, Wednesday........6:00pm
(585) 593-3392
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
19 N. Main St., Portville, NY
Rev. Marilyn Hale
Sunday School..............9:45am
Your Money At Paul Brown

Morning Worship. . . . . . .11:00am
HOUSE OF PRAYER
South Bolivar Road
Pastor: Roy Elliot
Sunday Service............1:30pm
Prayer Meeting Wed.........7pm
Everyone Welcome
SEVENTH DAY BAPTIST

CHURCH 09-2645 09-2706 09-2691
Alfred Station, NY 2009 2009 2009 JEEP
“A Baptist Church with a Difference” DODGE DODGE RAM GRAND
Pastor: Kenneth Chroniger GRAND 1500 CREW CHEROKEE
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Saturday: full power power, power
factory A/C, *Discount & Rebate -$6,301 *Discount & Rebate -$8,851 *Discount & Rebate -$8,551
Chime Choir..............9:00am CD player seat, alloy wheels.
Fellowship Time........9:30am You Pay You Pay You Pay
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Sabbath Worship........11:00am
(Nursery for Preschool;
Learner’s Worship for
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Sanctuary Choir
2nd Sabbath............12:20pm
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Fellowship Meal......12:30pm 08-2605A, leather, PR9729A, V6, PR9834, 4 cyl.,
Youth Fellowship rear DVD, one auto, full power, PR9812, auto, 9,000 miles, full
owner, 119,000 37,000 miles, rear full power, power, key. ent.,
1st & 3rd Saturdays. 7:00pm 31,000 miles, traction control,
miles, pwr. doors, a/c, alloys, power
Junior Youth Fellowship loaded, clean. seat clean!!! bal. of fac. warr.
2nd Saturday............3:00pm
Tuesday Bible Study SALE PRICE $9,419*/$99 MONTH SALE PRICE $11,239*/$169 MONTH SALE PRICE $15,229*/$179 MONTH SALE PRICE $18,249*/$229 MONTH
Fellowship...............10:00am
2006 Chevy Impala LS 2006 Chrysler Sebring Touring 2005 Jeep Cherokee Laredo 2006 Jeep Commander 4x4
GRACE BIBLE PR9848, 65th
08-2575B, V6, full 08-2288A, V6, PR9856, Anniv. Ed., V6,
INDEPENDENT BAPTIST power, alloy power seat, 4x4, V6, auto, 19,000 one
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CHURCH one-owner
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392 Coon Crossing Road miles. loaded.
Shinglehouse•814-697-7257
SALE PRICE $9,419*/$99 MONTH SALE PRICE $11,239*/$169 MONTH SALE PRICE $15,189*/$179 MONTH SALE PRICE $18,239*/$229 MONTH
Pastor: Roger N. Hain
Asst. Pastor Jack Gregg 2007 Jeep Compass Limited
2000 Dodge Neon ES 2007 Chrysler Sebring 2007 Jeep Patriot Limited 4x4
09-2652B, 4 cyl., PR9814, 22,000 PR9844, 4x4, 09-2713A, one
Classes for all ages. miles, remote 4 cyl., auto, leather, owner, 20,000 mi.,
auto, full power,
Morning worship........10:45am tilt, cruise, clean, start, side chrome wheels, leather, sunroof,
includes nursery, children’s 82,000 miles. airbags, full full power, 4 cyl., heated
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SHINGLEHOUSE
Howard’s Home
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Russell Horning
Morning Worship........10:30am
Furnishings Wednesday Service:

FEBRUARY 10, 2009
BYF (ages 9-12).......3:30pm

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Sunday Morning Services
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Wed. Prayer..................7:00pm
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only... Cuba, NY THE BOLIVAR LIONESS CLUB IS COLLECTING used

hearing aids for the Finger Lakes Region Lion’s Hearing
All Styles, All Sizes, Services as announced.
Foundation. The FLRLHF assists financially burdened hearing
impaired persons in our area (and western NY). The used
All On Sale At The Area’s FAITH BIBLE CHURCH
Rte. 417, Little Genesee, NY hearing aids’ salvage value normally offsets the cost of repairs.
Office: 585-928-1856 Please put your old hearing aids in a sealed plastic bag to
Lowest Prices... Guaranteed! Pastor: Clint Pearsall prevent loss of small parts. A drop box is located at Steuben
Trust Bank, Bolivar, NY or contact Mary Lowery at 585-928-
Sunday School.........9:45am
Children’s Church and 1343 if you have a donation. tf
Complete Line Morning Worship........11am
Berber/Plush/Commercial
Sun. Eve. Worship........6:30pm
Wednesday Evening
MS AUTO / TRUCK
Teen Groups..................6:30pm
REPAIR Mechanical Body
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Bible Study & Prayer. . .7pm
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Furnishings,
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THE PORTVILLE LIBRARY
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I HAVE CASH AND WANT TO BUY a mobile home, must come library at 10am in full regalia
Tues., Feb. 10th; 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

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I BUY HOUSES- $50,000 and under, any condition. I have cash
Thurs., Feb. 12th; 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
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DIABETICS:
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Bucktails of McKean County,
Pennsylvania. Sun., Feb. 15th; 12 Noon - 2:00 p.m.
The children’s department
The Wellsville Lions Club Diabetes Center
at Jones Memorial Hospital
is also collecting pennies as
part of Abe’s 200th birthday
at the Bolivar Fire Hall.
bash. A penny saved is
Softball Little League

WELLSVILLE – The Wellsville Lions Club actually the means towards
Jones Memorial Hospital Diabetes Center at purchasing bean bag chairs
Jones Memorial Hospital sponsors a monthly series of classes for our reading area. Please
designed to assist diabetics in managing their condition. The bring your pennies to the Ages: 7-16 Ages: 5-12
classes – which are titled “Diabetes Management”, “Diabetes library during February and Must turn 5 by April 30 to be
Complications” and “Connecting Food to Blood Glucose Levels” help turn them into dollars!
– are held at Jones Memorial Hospital and include a private,
one-on-one session with a Certified Diabetic Nurse Educator.
Join in the celebration as
the Portville Free Library
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20 - Single eligible for T-ball. Must turn 12
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30
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Most insurances cover part - if not all - of the cost of diabetes
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birthday of our beloved 16th
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25 - Single
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Includes hot dog & pop
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50 - Family
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Confidential telephone
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counseling and a resource Questions Call: after all games.
referral information agent for
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Richburg, NY, will be closed
until March 4, 2009 except by may have (shirts & pants) to the sign-ups.
appointment. Please call 585-
We Sell Boxes • Variety of Sizes Available 928-1249 or 585-973-2520 if Both leagues are looking for coaches.
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FEBRUARY 10, 2009
New Dog Isn’t Like Old One

DEAR PAW’S CORNER: Our
beloved mutt “Pistol” was put to
sleep a year ago after battling
cancer. Two months ago, my son
and I adopted a new dog, “Skyler,”

who is mostly Swiss mountain dog
and we’re not sure what else.
TO QUALIFIED BUYERS Skyler is about 3 years old, and
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furiously at the slightest noise and
barks constantly at any visitors.
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also was an adult adoption. How
can we get Skyler to settle down? -
- Janet in Kansas City, Mo.
DEAR JANET: Well, first,
remind yourself that Skyler and
Pistol are two different dogs, and
that -- as adult adoptees -- you
don’t know what either of their
upbringings were like. As a
different dog, Skyler will have a
different personality as well, and
that also determines how he reacts
to new noises and people.
It’s important not to compare
your new dog to the old dog. But
we often do that with pets -- it’s
part of the grieving process when
we lose a beloved companion.
So, be patient with Skyler. He
needs time to become accustomed
to his new environment, and he
needs to be slowly socialized rather
than introduced to all your friends
at once, which can be quite
overwhelming for a pet. He needs
regular obedience training and
steady, predictable interaction with
the household so he will become
comfortable with the rhythms and
rules of his new life.
And, be patient with yourself.
Pistol will always be a part of your
life, and you will miss him. Skyler
isn’t a replacement for Pistol; he’s
a new addition. Give yourself time
to get past Pistol’s loss and to
accept Skyler for the dog that he is.
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have maintained an average of 93% or above; while those on Grade 12: Joseph Carson, Logan Connelly, Chelsea Glogouski, Henderson, Amber Mertsock, Christopher Mesler, Katelynne
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Thank You
The family of James Hitchcock

would like to thank the many friends and
neighbors who supported us during our
loss. Your cards, flowers, food, Mass
offerings, and presence in person or in
spirit were truly appreciated. A special
thank you to Steve and Terrie Morrison.
Sincerely,
The Hitchcock Family
FEBRUARY 10, 2009

FOR SALE- Two bedroom trailer on trailer lot in Cuba, NY.
Furnished, selling as is for $8,000 o.b.o. Call 585-968-0374. p
WE WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY to thank
everyone who helped us through this difficult time, our mother’s
passing. Thank you for all the cards, letters, food and any and all
other acts of kindness during our bereavement. Our heartfelt
thanks goes out to everyone. -The family of Alberta E. Lunn c
DON’T BLOW YOUR TAX REFUND! BUY A HOUSE- We have
land contract homes for sale with only $1,000 to $4,000/down.
Why rent when you can own for $295-$480/mo. P&I. Call
Cornerstone for list of available homes in your area, 607-936-
1945 or visit our web site at www.homesbycornerstone.com &
NEW ON THE MARKET / BOLIVAR: Nice 2 bedroom, 1 bath
home with a detached garage. Low negotiable down payment,
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www.homesbycornerstone.com &
JUST OUT OF TOWN / OLEAN: Decent 3 bedroom home on a
big lot. Low negotiable down payment, $580/mo. P&I. Call
Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com &
OSWAYO VALLEY MEMORIAL LIBRARY

Mon. 10-8pm; Wed. 9-6pm; Fri. 9-6pm; Sat. 9-4pm. tf
WEST CLARKSVILLE
PORTVILLE FREE LIBRARY HOURS: BAPTIST CHURCH KAHAL ELOHIM YISRAEL
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The First Baptist Church of Shinglehouse, PA is hosting a
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Family Skate on Saturday, February 28th from 10am - 12
Rev. Les Chambers Wednesdays:
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585-968-0377 Midrash (study). . . . . . . .7:00pm
Admission and skates are free. Call Rev. Russell Horning at
Sunday School..............9:30am Saturdays:
814-697-6556 for further information. Funland Skating Rink
Morning Worship.......10:45am Sabbath Meeting.....10:30am
is located at 3438 Baldwin Road in Wellsville, N.Y. Bring your
Sunday Food Pantry...................5-7pm
Donations of cash or food accepted. friends and neighbors! Come to skate or come to watch!!! 2/10f
Afternoon Service .....1:30pm
Sun. Teens....................1:30pm
Wed. Prayer & Praise......7pm
HAS YOUR BUILDING SHIFTED? Contact Woodford Bros., Inc. for

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BARN. www.woodfordbros.com MDHIC #05-121-861.
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BOLIVAR UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
80 Friendship St., Bolivar
585-928-2224
Pastor: Matthew Kofahl
Sunday School (preschool -
COLD FLOORS? WE'VE GOT YOU COVERED!
stability, security, large home. Valerie, 888-902-4453. adult).......9:30-11am
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business loans available. “Helping people with credit problems since 1991” Nursery Care provided
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**OLD GUITARS WANTED!** Fender, Gibson, Gretsch, Martin, Celebrate God’s Grace,
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4 BEDROOM 3 BATH ONLY $32,900! Buy foreclosure! Bank owned Bolivar, NY•585-928-2380
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4BD 2BA ONLY $244/MO! (5% dn, 20 yrs @ 8% apr) 1-5 bedrooms avail. Asst. Pastor: Marlin Miller
Foreclosures! For listings, 800-796-6049 ext. 1221. Morning Worship.........9:30am
UPSTATE NY ABANDONED FARM - A bsolute sale! Feb 21st & 22nd. 7 Sunday School............10:45am
acres - $24,900 - Beautiful country home site & solid investment! Mins. to Bible Study and Prayer
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STEEL BUILDINGS: 5 only, 25x36, 30x48, 40x42, 45x92, 80x150. Must
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Evening Service, Last Sunday
of month.......................7:00pm
ALLENTOWN UNITED
Over
AIR FORCE AIRMAN HAS GRADUATED
FROM BASIC MILITARY TRAINING
METHODIST CHURCH
Route 417
Sunday Morn. Worship...10am
90,000 Sq. Ft.
Air Force Airman CRAIG S. MIX has graduated from basic
military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio,
Sunday School Classes, for all
school-age children. . . .10:00am Of Carpeting In Stock
Texas.
During the six
Nursery care avail. infants-3
During church services...10am & Ready for
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weeks of A warm welcome is extended
training, the to all to come and worship our
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nal
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n • Unbeatable Prices
Installatio
m i s s i o n , OBI COMMUNITY CHURCH
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! • Custom Bindings
Available
core values, and 585-933-7205
military customs Sunday Services:
Sunday School...........9:00am
• Ceramic Tile • Hardwood
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performed drill
Morning Worship . . .10:30am • Vinyl • Laminate Flooring
Evening Service.............6pm
and ceremony
marches, and
received physical
training, rifle
Wed. Eve.: Adult Prayer and
Bible Study.....................7pm
Jr. & Sr. High Youth. . .6-8pm
All In-Stock Carpet
priced from 61 sq. ft. to 2.00 sq. ft.
marksmanship,
Nursery Care provided ¢ $
for all services.
field training
exercises, and SHINGLEHOUSE UNITED 611 West State St., Olean, NY 14760
special training METHODIST CHURCH
in human Bill Schram: Locally Owned & Operated
Lincoln & Church Sts. Phone: 716-373-5391
relations. Pastor: Daniel Grimes
In addition, Sunday School..............9:30am
Fax: 716-373-5393
airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an Morning Worship. . . . . . .11:00am Hrs: Mon.-Thurs. 9am-5:30pm;
associate in applied science degree relating through the Youth Group 1st & 3rd Fri. 9am-8pm; Sat. 10am-3pm
Community College of the Air Force. Sundays................4pm to 6pm
Mix is the son of Cheri Mix and stepson of Dave Faes of S. Thurs. Choir Practice. .7:00pm
• 40 Years Experience
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The airman is a 2007 graduate of Bolivar-Richburg High An Access ramp and
School, Bolivar. f nursery care provided. "The bottom line is Always less at Carpet Express!"
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BOLIVAR-RICHBURG CENTRAL
SCHOOL NEWS
FEBRUARY 10, 2009
Feb.
2009
FROM THE DESK OF THE SUPERINTENDENT is not given. Community members begin to wonder why the schools are
talking about financial problems when they are receiving all the money.
Critical Concern For All Community Members We have not received the money. We are not sure of how much or if we
will receive any money. If we do, it will have to be spent in specific areas
Dear Community Members: that will not really have the most positive effect on our current state aid
So far this year has brought us more snow than we have had in the past difficulty.
five years. With the groundhog seeing his shadow, we may be in for a few more
weeks of wintry weather. Although this is our first budget presentation and we have not yet received
Talking about weathering a storm, we are in the midst of a big financial any further direction from our Governor, we need to plan to use current
storm, which will have a great affect on our school system as well as all schools data and if things improve we will make adjustments along the way.
throughout New York State. This is not a one-year problem. We do not look at budgets as one-year
We here at Bolivar-Richburg Central School are taking a proactive stance events. When we prepare our yearly budget, it is part of a much larger
in order to reduce any financial effect our district will incur from these troubling picture. We consistently guard our resources and allocate them in
financial times. response to the needs of our students and current and future programs.
You may or may not be aware, but Governor Paterson presented his
executive budget on December 18, and within his budget included cuts to New We are not alone in this crisis. You will likely hear a variety of strategies to
York State School Aid. Our school district was not exempt from the effects of solve this problem from many local school districts. I am asking you to
Governor Paterson’s cuts. The Bolivar-Richburg Central School District continue to support us in our efforts to navigate this financial storm.
received its copy of the proposed state aid revenue which indicated that we will I am inviting all community members to attend future budget
be losing $399,000.00 in state aid. Each year we receive approximately 81% of presentations; February 17, March 3, March 17, and April 7. If you cannot
our revenue from state aid and approximately 13% from local taxes. attend any of the above dates, please try to attend our annual budget
• What effect would losing $399,000.00 in state aid have on our 2009-2010 hearing on May 5, at 6:30 PM in the Bolivar auditorium.
school budget? We are facing some very difficult financial times. Having a good
We would need to either cut this amount out of our budget, find other understanding on how your school district is dealing with this financial
revenue sources, or increase the portion we receive from local taxes. problem, is very important to you.
• What is the district doing to help reduce its costs to make up the Again, if you have questions, call me at school for information. Many
$399,000.00? times problems occur; simply because wrong information is used. I cannot
promise you a positive answer to your questions, but I can promise you that you
Currently we are reviewing all expenditures and staff requests to see will get the correct information and why we are making the decisions we must
which can be eliminated or reduced. This will allow us to end the year with make.
possibly a little money left over. This money would then be used to offset
the 2009-2010 expenses, thus, reducing the proposed school budget. Sincerely,
Most recently we have had to reduce the number of students attending a
solo festival. We did not eliminate the program, but we took action that
would still allow students to attend and also allow the district to save
funds. Additionally, conferences have been eliminated and cuts in our
athletic department have been made similar to those every department Joseph DeCerbo
must make. All departments’ and district wide spending are being reduced Superintendent of Schools
in a proactive way to reduce the effects of potential loss of state aid.
At the February 3, board of education meeting, the board had a chance to
see the first copy of the district 2009-2010 school budget.
At the present time, because revenues are down and various costs have
increased; salaries, health insurance, fuel costs (which we have no control
over) we have a 25% gap between expenses and revenues. ELEMENTARY NEWS
There is no way our community could withstand such a tax increase. By: Michael Schott
Therefore, we will be working very hard to reduce our proposed budget by Elementary Principal
about $420,000.00.
Happy 100th!!! The students will be celebrating their 100th day of
As you can see, this is a major reduction and cannot be reached by just school this month, as February 12th will mark the 100th day of instruction for
cutting supplies and materials. All areas of our current and future the students. Many classrooms will be sharing the love of Valentine’s Day with
spending need very careful review. the exchanging of cards and classroom parties on the 13th.
I also want to shed some light on what is being referred to as an economic February also marks our mid-winter break. The students will have a
stimulus package or what the President calls American Recovery and break from school starting the 16th – 20th. School will reopen on the 23rd .
Reinvestment Act of 2009. You may have read in our local newspapers We have only used one “snow day” thus far, and with any luck, we will
that schools would be receiving additional funding from the Federal not have to use anymore which means the break in April will remain as it was
government. planned on the calendar.
The week after the students return from the mid-winter break, students
First, the various amounts that are being presented in our local paper are in grades 3, 4, and 5 will be taking the New York State Math Test. The test will
not intended to be specific amounts guaranteed to districts. They are be given to all third grade students on March 2nd and 3rd. Fourth grade
estimates only and additional limitations may be added. Also this stimulus students will take the test on March 3rd, 4th , and 5th. Our fifth grade students
package has not yet been approved. will take the test on March 5th and 6th. It is extremely important for your child
Second, any funds we receive from the Federal government are in the to be in school on the days of testing, as this test is time consuming and difficult
form of what is known as categorical aid, meaning it can only be used in to make-up. It is also important that your child get plenty of rest and eat a good
specific areas. According to the information I have received, we would breakfast on the testing days.
receive funds for Title I which covers our remedial reading/math programs We are now into the critical time of the school year where teachers
and these funds can only be used in these areas. We would receive funds have to start thinking about the difficult decision of possibly retaining students
for IDEA (Individual with Disabilities Education Improvement Act). Again who are not meeting grade level standards. If you have concerns about your
these funds are to be used only in the area of students with disabilities child, please be sure to stay in contact with your child’s teacher and discuss
and cannot be used under our general fund category. your concerns.
I hope everyone has a great February and think sun. Even though the
The third category is construction. If a school was in need of construction groundhog did not see his shadow, we hope warmer weather is just around the
work and renovation, the funds from the Federal grant for an addition or corner.
improvement would come from this category.
Again we read information in our local newspapers, but all the information
Bolivar-Richburg Central School News continued...
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SENIORS & SENIOR PARENTS
SECONDARY PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Annual class dues are $10 each year.
Colored senior pages are $50 per student. This is the cost of the colored
A Simple Philosophy photo pages that the yearbook charges our class and is divided equally
Right versus wrong, it sounds so simple and clear cut, but as we all know

between all students.
that is not always the case. I believe that it is my obligation as principal of Many students owe for past year and current year dues as well as for
Bolivar-Richburg Middle/High School to instill a sense of right in the children, senior yearbook pages.
versus a sense of wrong. With that being said I would like to comment on this Invoices were distributed to seniors, but if you’re not sure what is owed,
so-called simple philosophy. People should always strive to do what is right, please feel free to contact either Ms. Baker or Mrs. Shaner.
acknowledge and learn from setbacks, and then again strive to do what is right.
This is a continual cycle that we go through during our lives, but the earlier we
learn the value of doing what is right, the greater likelihood of doing right a vast GUIDANCE NEWS
majority of the time. Mr. DiGirolamo
When students choose to make right decisions and act appropriately it will PARENTS OF SENIORS – TIME TO FILE FOR FINANCIAL AID
be met with recognition, reward and praise. However, at times right decisions I want to remind parents of this year’s seniors that you should be filing the
are just that, and do not need to be met with such fanfare. I feel that often we 2009-10 financial aid form, the FAFSA. This can be done online at
FEBRUARY 10, 2009

over-praise people for acting in a manner or doing something that is simply the www.fafsa.ed.gov and the worksheet for the online application is available
right thing to do. Students should not become dependent on rewards for making online or in the guidance office. Or, you may use the paper form, in which case
right decisions, but rather making right decisions should become engrained in you must call 1-800-433-3243 or download a copy off the Internet at
them as simply the way they should choose to conduct themselves in all facets www.federalstudntaid.ed.gov. Please keep in mind that the online application,
of their life. Values such as respect, responsibility, restraint, tolerance and done by over 95% of students last year, is much faster and safer than the paper
admission of wrong doings are items that I try to instill in our students everyday. application.
Wrong decisions need to be addressed each and every time they occur. If Any parent who needs some help should either contact the student’s
students choose to make wrong decisions or conduct themselves college directly or give us a call in the guidance office. Also, one of my favorite
inappropriately, this will be met with counseling and/or disciplinary action websites, www.hesc.org does a fantastic job explaining the financial aid process
commiserate with the level of inappropriateness. There are no excuses for as well as providing links to the FAFSA and numerous other helpful websites.
wrong decisions. There may be circumstances that can be taken into And this isn’t only for parents of seniors - underclassmen wanting to get a jump
consideration after a wrong decision has been made, however those on career and college planning will find great benefits from many of the
circumstances will never make a wrong decision acceptable or right. All people available links.
make wrong decisions throughout their lives, myself included, however in order Lastly, please take a look the guidance links on the B-RCS website. We’re
for someone to truly learn from these wrong decisions, they must be willing to excited about many of the links that we have created for our students and
acknowledge the inappropriateness of their action and take responsibility for it. parents. We scaled them down to what we believe is a very comprehensive yet
As principal of this building I will be able to have the greatest impact in workable number. To get there, go to our website at: www.brcs.wnyric.org then
instilling a sense of right versus wrong in the students if you as a parent work in to “Teacher Pages,” then to “Guidance,” and finally to “MS/HS Guidance.” The
connection with the school. Consequences may seem harsh at times, but in rest is for you to explore!
reality they are very minor in comparison to the consequences that these
children will face if they make wrong decisions in their adult life. Lying at school J. DENNIS KIRST ALLEGANY COUNTY CAREER DAY
more than likely will be met with a detention being assigned, lying as an adult As a parent, we often wonder what the future holds for our children.
could cost someone an important relationship or job. Stealing at school will Sometimes we have to help them see the connection from high school and the
more than likely be met with some variation of in-school suspension, stealing as world of work or college. They often don't realize that high school offers them
an adult will more than likely lead to their arrest. an opportunity to explore their interests through the courses they take or the
It is imperative that students learn the difference between right and wrong activities they become involved in. If you add the stress of having to pick a
while here at Bolivar-Richburg Middle/High School, so that they can become college and career path, it can become quite a difficult task for them and you.
happy adults and productive members of society. If I fail to instill this sense of We would like to offer you some help in this challenge by announcing that
doing what is right in students, I will have failed them, and that is not something Wellsville High School will be hosting the annual J. Dennis Kirst Allegany
that I intend to allow to happen. County Career Day on March 19 - open to the public between 2:30-3:00 p.m.
As usual, B-RCS freshmen will attend after their lunch period. The purpose of
career day is to give students and parents an opportunity to explore exciting
careers and post high school possibilities and to give businesses an opportunity
to develop connections with potential employees.
John R. Marshall Like a trade show, representatives of businesses and organizations will be
Secondary Principal available to talk one on one about career opportunities and job requirements. It
will give you and your child a chance to informally speak with these
representatives to find out more about these careers.
We are very excited about the opportunities this day will provide the
students of Allegany County and surrounding areas. Some of the careers that
SECONDARY LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER will be represented include: Accounting, Construction, Health Care, Electronics,
By Ms. Dimmig Human Services, Computers, Marketing, Education, Business/Retail. Check
The 6th Grade students have received information on Darien Lake’s Read out Facebook at Allegany County Career Awareness Day for updates on which
to Ride Program. If the 6th grade students read for 5 hours between now and businesses will be attending!
March 31st, they will receive a ticket to Darien Lake to be used in July or August .
of this summer. When they complete their 5 hours they are to turn their forms COLLEGE NIGHT PLANNED FOR STUDENTS & PARENTS ON MARCH 5
into Mr. Allen or Mrs. Wilber. On March 5, at 6:30 PM in the high school cafeteria, Mr. DiGirolamo will
During the month of January, the following classes came to the Library make a presentation to students and parents about the process of selecting a
Media center for research: Mr. Kier's 6th grade music students researched college major, selecting a college, the in’s and out’s of applying for college as
famous composers, the seniors in Mr. Kottwitz’s government class used well as paying for college. This will be a very informal presentation with the
Opposing Viewpoints to find information to write position papers on the death hope of making this process easier for both students and parents. There will be
penalty, gun control and the concept of “Scared Straight”, Mrs. Lasnick’s many handouts to help families when making the important decisions about
Spanish 1 and Spanish 8 researched bullfighting terms and the spectacle of the attending college. After a short presentation, Mr. DiGirolamo will gladly take
bull fight, Mr. McDowell’s English 12 began research on their Senior Author questions from the audience.
Paper, Mrs. Donahue’s AP English came to get new books to read and found Although this presentation will be most beneficial to juniors, all students
literature criticism on authors, Ms. Snow’s parenting class found magazine and parents, regardless of age or grade, are welcomed. The program lasts
articles on child development issues, Mrs. Eshelman’s Biology classes were in about one hour, depending on the number of questions asked.
to learn about the resources available for their famous biologist project and Mr.
Thornton’s Environmental Science class began finding information on their PENN YORK COLLEGE NIGHT SCHEDULED
National Parks project. Penn York College Night, the premier college night in our area, will once
All students should stop in the library to get books to read during the again be held at St. Bonaventure University on Tuesday, March 10, from 6:30 –
February break. 8:30 P.M. Over one hundred colleges and other educational institutions will be
represented this year. Students and parents have the opportunity to speak with
college representatives, receive college brochures and financial aid information.
MATH 7 I cannot stress how important it is for college-bound students, particularly
Mrs. Poorman juniors, to attend this program. Since many of the colleges in attendance will not
The seventh graders are studying probability this month. We will also be visit our school during the school year, this may be the only chance to speak
reviewing for the state test that will be given during the week of March 9th. with a particular college’s representative. Programs will be available in the high
Please encourage your child to complete all assignments and to frequently school guidance office as well as in Mrs. Donahue’s junior English classroom.
review their notes, past math work, and journal review section to refresh
their memory for the approaching state exam. Thank you for all your help
and support with your child’s math work at home! LIVING ENVIRONMENT CLASSES
So many scientists, so little time! Living environment classes are creating
scientist biographies and powerpoints for both Science and English classes.
CLASS OF 2011 Knowing some of these scientists as real people can make their contributions
Mrs. Hawver and Ms. Dimmig and advancements more relevant. Classes will be starting their last big unit,
Niagara Chocolate orders were due on Friday February 6th. If your child Homeostasis, as well. This unit encompasses the cell and human systems. With
forgot to turn their order in, it must be turned in no later than Thursday February this unit are two more state labs and then preparation for the Regents. Time will
12th. The chocolate will be delivered on March 21st. Many sophomores still owe fly the second half of this year...students need to keep up with homework and
dues for their freshman and sophomore years. They are to be paid as soon as labs in order to be successful on the Regents.
possible. Patricia Eshelman
Living Environment Specialist
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HONOR ROLL ANNOUNCED

John Marshall, Secondary Principal, is proud to announce the
following students in grades six through twelve that have been named
FEBRUARY 10, 2009
to the honor roll for the 2nd quarter marking period. Students named
to the high honor roll have maintained an average of 90% or above,
and those on the honor roll have averaged 85 – 89.9%.
Congratulations go out to the following students:
High Honor Roll

Grade 6
Abigail Clark, Rachel Clark, Skyler Cole, Briana Collins, Jonah
Crump, Caitlyn Cunningham, Cole Dunbar, Mikhaela Farrell, Alec

Friend, Autumn Gardner, Kaitlyn Hackett, Raegan Herne, Rebecca
Lamb, Jacob Middaugh, Chance Mullen, Kori Osgood, Elizabeth
Randall, Sidney Robinson, Robert Scribner, Konner Shick, Meghan
Stuck
Grade 7
Erin Clark, Trevor Colley, Colin Dudley, Kelsey Ellis, Joshua Fletcher,
Cassidy Lewis, Raquel Lockwood, Haley Majot, Anna Morsman,
Melissa Mowrer, Reston Pettit, Isaac Pruch, Andrew Robinson, Jarred
Smith, Dallas Winchell, Olivia Windus
Grade 8
Caitlynn Barkley, Kim Brighon, Kassandra Clark, Scott Fortner, Kaitlyn
Gordon, Jade Nolan, Sierra Nolan, Amanda Rockefeller, Timothy
Tripp, Clair Updyke, Allison VanSickle, Briana Vennard HOUGHTON
Grade 9 DAYS 2009
Adam Austin, Jacob Boll, Elizabeth Crowe, Erik Duesler, Breanne
Saturday, January
Hackett, Amy Hulin, Halley Kottwitz, Christopher Majot, Tyler Newton,
31st, was a cold, crisp day
Kirsten Ratzel, Dominic Rickicki, Haley Robinson, Hannah Sahm,
that found students from
Alexis Sloat, Kirk Windus
three schools, BRCS,
Grade 10
Scio, and Friendship
Sarah Beck, Evan Castle, Samantha Fountain, Tiffany Gleason,
gathered at Houghton
Anastasia Hodge, Alan Lockwood, Skylar Majot, Andrew Mowrer,
College. They were ready
Hannah Pruch, Alyssa Rockefeller, Regan Shaner, Stacey Sisson,
for a day filled with fun
Alyssa Snyder, Joseph Sortore, Mary Tripp
and activity. There were many events to choose
Grade 11
from. Outside events included downhill skiing,
Nolan Brisbee, Stephanie Burdick, Philip Chambers, Christine Crowe,
tubing, snowshoeing, snow boarding, and cross-
Kami Doane, Taylor Dunsmore, Erin Fleming, Lisa Gardiner, Shanice
country skiing. Indoor choices were rock wall
Gayton, Kelsey Gould, Ashley Hanchett, Michael Hanchett, Kyle
climbing, volleyball, racquetball, basketball,
Ingalls, Timothy Krisher, Kaycee Majot, Randi Matteson, Tyler Nix,
swimming, fitness center, and dodge ball.
Brianna Perkins, Katlyn Ratzel, Jamieson Riling, Kaitlyn Sexton,
The purpose of the day was to provide a
Jordan Sloat
variety of ways students could be involved in
Grade 12
physical activity and have plenty of fun. The event
Misty Barrett, Brittany Gould, Cassandra Hamilton, Benjamin Herne,
was sponsored by the PEP (Physical Education
LeeAnn Hoernig, Brittany Ingram, Carol Jones, Randy Lananger,
Program) grant and co-sponsored by Houghton
Kylene Lathrop, Melissa Matthews, Matthew Morris, Brittany
College. Students choose one or two events in
Pangburn, Lucas Pruch, Alysha Rathbun, Emilee Rowland, Michael
the morning, followed by a variety of choices for
Schaffner, Brittany Shively, Kellie Shutt, Rosemary Tittel, Shauna
lunch at the cafeteria at Houghton, and then
Weber, Amanda Wetzler, Erica Whitcher
completed the day with one or two more activities
depending on what they choose. This entire event
Honor Roll
was free. When asked what more the day could
Grade 6
offer one student replied, “Nothing! It’s already too
Nicholas Anthony, Mallory Childs, Miquela Chudy, Courtney Cradduck,
awesome!”
Breanna Cummins, Kaytlynne Heath, Drew Howard, Tyler Kasperski,
Zachary Napora, Kayela Perkins, Paige Phillips, Kali Pierce, Anthony
Rauch, Ashley Taylor, Michael Updyke
Grade 7
Meagan Appleby, Jake Best, Gary Burdick, Holden Cole, Hannah
Evingham, Brooke Gordon, Ashley Hudson, Melissa Jones, Curtis
Pierce, Christopher Rickicki, Andrew Scribner, Brandy Tarby
Grade 8
Morgan Bellamy, Dylan Fitzsimmons, Bradley Ingalls, Kayla Johnson,
Rhiley Langworthy, Brittany Main, Caitlin Morrison, Caitlin Murphy,
Garrett Newton, Christopher Perkins, Michael Rauch, April Tarby
Grade 9
RoseMary Fountain, Ashley Jennings, Hannah Perkins, Ryan Pinney,
Jasmine Rauch, Zachary Whitcher
Grade 10
Shauna Appleby, Tammera Boudreaux, Chelsea Dudley, Anthony
Emery, Nelson Freeman, Erica Hatzell, Nicholas Loomis, Shawn
Mergler, Ciera Mitchell, Sarah Napora, Brett Rapan, Brady Robinson,
Samantha Robinson, Cody Rogers, Brystal Tompkins
Grade 11
Julia Barnes, Justin Covert, Andrew Dougherty, Jennifer Dunbar,
Megan Faulkner, Adam Garrey, Denae Hall, Stephanie Hulin, Chelsea
Lewis, Kyle Morris, Shayna Perry, Rick Ratzel, Andrew Ray, Taylor
Scott, Matthew Sisson, Marrissa Thurst, Kelsea Updyke, Katie Walsh
Grade 12
Alyssa Allen, Jeff Austin, James Barnum, Spencer Brisbee, Justin
Crosby, Justin Harmon, Miranda Hicks, Carrisa Hisel, Tok-in Kim,
Shayne Klein, Chayse Langworthy, Andi Mix, Leah Paffie, David
Richardson, Daisey Rung, Brett Tompkins, Kyle Vaughn
TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION NEWS

The seventh grade technology class is off to a fast start. We
will finish our measuring unit this week and will begin an
engineering and design unit next week. Your child will be able to
measure to a 1/16 of inch. Students will be designing skimmer
cars that they will use to compete for the longest distance in the
hallway outside the technology classroom. Students will be
learning how to use the machines in the lab in the coming
weeks. The Systems Technology class is working on individual
projects that they have researched and planned out. Students
were required to provide a dimensioned drawing including a
board foot calculation for their project. These projects will be
completed by the end of the third marking period.
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The article below contains

more information about this

month’s clubs and activities!
FEBRUARY 10, 2009

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM 2/10 – Alfred University’s Chess-O-Rama
During the month of January, afterschool club activities featured fun and If you have any questions about the After School Program, or would like to
informative activities that allowed students to experiment with Goop & Goo in know how your middle school student can join, please contact
which everyday household products were used to create flubber, silly putty and Theresa Roeske, Brian Perkins,
volcanoes! Aluminum Chroming made some interesting use of duct tape, and ACCORD 21st CCLC Olean-Bradford YMCA
Star Wars finished the month with sewing and Lego projects. BRCS School District Liaison Community Program Director
For the month of February, students will be exploring their artistic side with Room 315 Room 315
Painting, creating solar powered cars with Move It!, expanding their taste buds Bolivar High School Campus Bolivar High School Campus
with Food Fun and exploring their powers of observation and science skills with (716) 378-1431 (716) 378-0174
Tracking and Fishing and CSI: Evidence Collection. Students will also have The After School Program, sponsored by ACCORD Corporation’s 21st
the option of participating in Fitness Club walking for better health as well as CCLC and the Olean-Bradford YMCA, is a free club based after school program
the Manufacturing Club; designing and building their own outdoor games! that is open to all 5-8th grade students attending Bolivar-Richburg Central
Youth in Action for this quarter is the Tiger Wood’s “Start Something” School. Clubs meet Monday-Friday directly after school in the cafeteria, until
curriculum that encourages positive character development and creating and 5:15 pm. Late bus services are provided. Students enjoy snacks, access to the
implementing a youth driven community service project. study center, Literacy Volunteers PeerWorx tutoring, as well as a fun and safe
Field Trips scheduled for February: time for your middle school student! The After School Program is licensed
2/4 – swimming at the Olean YMCA through the New York State Office of Children and Family Services.
KINDERGARTEN them, and we even used pasta to create the life cycle of the butterfly! We even
Miss Glover… learned a few songs about life cycles. See if your child can share them with
Happy Valentine’s Day from Miss Glover’s Class! you!
I cannot believe that January is over and February is already here. We have Aliyah Cole was our student of the month for January. She is a hard
been working very hard this past month. The students learned the letters and worker and tries her best in everything. Aliyah is kind and helpful to all of her
sounds for Kk, Ff, Oo, and Hh. Using all the new and old letters the students classmates!
have been working on blending the letters and reading words. The class is Birthday wishes went out to Alex MacDonell (Jan.
really starting to sound out and blend words together really well. The students 11th) and Daniel Barkley (Jan. 17th).
have also been working on the new sight words of see, look, they, you, of, are, This past month the children have been working as
that, and do. In reading we have also been working on cause and effect, hard as they can. They have accomplished so much.
drawing conclusions, as well as main idea. We have been reading stories These children have really started the new year off on the
about growing and changing. In math we are working on simple addition up to right foot!!!!
the number 10.
We have just begun looking into exploring and adventures in reading with Mrs. Rickicki…
our new unit. The students will take a look at sequencing, character, and Happy Groundhog Day!! Hopefully the groundhog was right, and we
classifying and categorizing in the next few weeks in reading. Coming up in have an early spring. The children made groundhog puppets, and we practiced
math after addition, the students will begin working with tables, graphs, and making predictions. Our groundhogs did not see their shadows. Hurray!
fractions. We have spent the last month learning about how people and animals
Congratulations to the February student of the month, change and grow. Our class enjoyed several stories including Little Panda,
Jacob Carmichael. Way to go! I would like to wish happy Little Quack, See How We Grow, Farfallina and Marcel, and Hide Clyde.
February birthday to Eleanor Smith on February 19th! Through these stories, we learned about how people, butterflies and
chameleons change. We spent time discussing and learning about life cycles,
Mrs. Mitchell… and the students created a life cycle book. They also made living creatures and
January was a very eventful month for our class! Our theme was “how had to decide if their creature was born alive or from an egg, as well as where it
people, plants, and animals change.” Students did activities that helped them lives and how it changes.
learn about life cycles, friendships, from seeds to plants, and chameleons. We We are working very hard on our reading skills. The children have
read the stories: See How We Grow, Farfallina and Marcel, The Very Hungry learned words with the letters Rr, Dd, Kk, Ff and Oo and are recognizing many
Caterpillar, From Seed to Plant, The Tiny Seed, Seeds, The Mixed-Up sight words. In math we have been comparing numbers, making bar graphs,
Chameleon, Hide Clyde and so many more. and measuring.
Students enjoyed drawing pictures and writing about what they can do, The class is looking forward to Valentine’s Day and President’s Day.
their friends, where they like to hide, and plants. They worked very hard on We will celebrate together on February 13. We had two birthdays in January,
making their own kindergarten friends book, flowers with things they can do on Allyson Hebert and Mercedes Turybury. Happy birthday to you!
Bolivar-Richburg Central School News continued... Deep Process, and Exercise. We are introducing our Amazing Words from our
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Mrs. Rogers… reading series each week, along with our regular vocabulary words, but we are
January sure was a snowy month. We had fun decorating Mrs. Rogers’ taking it further by using the CODE strategy to help us remember and
room to make it look like a winter wonderland! We had Eskimos, snowflakes, understand our words. We also continue to do the Compare and Contrast
snowmen and igloos hanging all around the room and hallways. strategy through Thoughtful Classroom.
FEBRUARY 10, 2009
We have been reading lots of stories about the life cycles of plants, Our reading stories have been a wide variety of genre this month. We
animals and people. We read the following books: See How We Grow, read a biography about George Washington Carver, called, A Weed is a
Farfallina and Marcel, Seeds, and Hide, Clyde! All of the children brought their Flower. Everyone was surprised of all the things that can be made from
baby pictures to school, and we had fun trying to guess who they were. The peanuts! Next, we read, The Quilt Story. This story was realistic fiction taking
class agreed that we have all changed since we were babies! place long ago and how a quilt was passed on over many years. Life Cycle of a
Our favorite story was “Hide, Clyde”. It was a story about a little Pumpkin was an expository non-fiction story all about growing pumpkins and
chameleon who had a difficult time learning how to hide in order to protect other plants. As you can see, we’ve been really busy!
Keep reading for Book-It! Just two more months to go!
himself. But, in the end when he got scared, he changed colors. We pretended
that we went on a trip to the jungle to find some hidden chameleons. Dressed February students of the month:
as a safari lady, Mrs. Rogers used her binoculars to help us find some hidden Mrs. Babcock: Anthony Carmichael - Anthony is a very polite and
chameleons in the room. After they were found, the children colored a sock to respectful student. He wears a smile and does his best. Congratulations,
match the different colors on their chameleons. After taping the chameleons to Anthony!
the socks, we couldn’t find them because they blended in so well. What a fun Mrs. Hill: Hunter Johnson - Hunter works well with everyone and is very
day we had! helpful in the classroom! Good job, Hunter.
Learning addition facts and numbers 1-20 has kept us busy in math. Soon Mrs. Lemaster: Lily Blauvelt - Lilly has shown much improvement in
they will be learning all about subtraction. academic areas, and she is very kind to others.
Our March birthdays will be: Courtney on March 19th, Adam on March Mrs. Wolcott: Baylee Thomas - Baylee is a wonderful student and friend.
21st and Nichole on March 29th. We hope they all have a wonderful birthday. She is extremely respectful and polite. Congratulations, Baylee!
Our January students of the month were Kelsey and Kyla. What great February birthdays: Caleigh Sisson on the 2nd; Micah Crump on the
helpers they were! 17th; Nikolas Rouch on the 26th; Jontelle Pennington on the 27th. Happy
Happy Valentine’s Day to all of you. birthday to all these great students!
FIRST GRADE
Mrs. McClellan…
Second Graders
It has been an old-fashioned, snowy winter so far. The students in Mrs.
have had fun
McClellan’s class have been working hard, learning many new things, and
making
keeping track of our weather and the changes each month brings.
snowmen
In reading, we have started a unit entitled “Growing and Changing.” We
on Friday
are studying how people change over time, as well as different cycles found in
afternoons with
the natural world. Our comprehension focus will be inferring meanings of words
SNOWMEN KITS
and events in stories that aren’t specifically stated in the text. To practice at
provided by
home, ask questions when you read with your child, such as why characters do
Miss Van Skiver!
what they do, what characters are feeling and how you can tell, or what they
think an unfamiliar word means.
In math, we are now studying number sense and place value. Practice
identifying 2-digit numbers at home, especially those tricky teens! Also, practice
skip-counting by 2s, 5s and 10s. This skill will be essential to future study,
especially when we get to the money unit. The next chapter will review addition
and subtraction concepts we have learned so far and extending them to larger
numbers.
We will be packing a lot of important activities into this short month. We will
be discussing Groundhog Day and other early American superstitions. We will
be celebrating the 100th day of school on February 12. On the following day, we
will have our Valentine’s Day party. After we return from Winter Recess, we will
devote the final week of the month to studying two of our most famous
Presidents, George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
Kudos to Madison Cowles! She was named student of the month for
January because she was a great model of self-discipline in the classroom. For
the month of February, I will be looking for the student who is a great example
of honor and patriotism, especially when we discuss the actions of our two most
famous presidents.
Have a great month and keep reading!
Mrs. Snyder…
We cruised right through January. February will fly right by, and before we
know it, spring will be knocking at our door. With all the cold weather, we have
spring fever and need some warm & sunny days to make us feel better.
February is here so that means Valentine’s Day is right around the corner.
We will have a Valentine’s Day party on Friday, February 13th. Have your child
bring in valentines to share with the class. Homemade valentines are just as
special to share with friends and will give your family a nice memory to share.
We are learning about “Our Changing World” in our reading unit. We will read Presidents’ Day
some great stories which include The Quilt Story, Life Cycle of a Pumpkin,
Frogs, I Like Where I Am, and Helen Keller and the Big Storm. Monday,
Happy birthday goes out to Miss Slocum; she celebrated her birthday on February 16
February 3rd. We all hope you had a fabulous birthday!
Congratulations to Ethan Rockefeller. Ethan is Mrs. Snyder’s “Student of
the Month” for February. Ethan is a hard worker and is always nice to his FOURTH GRADE
friends. Great job Ethan! Mr. Pruch…
Just a reminder that the students will have winter recess from February In January the fourth grade science classes were again able to visit with
16th through February 20th; hopefully, the sun will shine for most of the week. Mrs. Busack, the Environmental Education teacher at BOCES, this time for our
Thank you to our families for being so supportive and helping the children January field trip to Belmont called Winter Web Works. We had two very cold
become fantastic learners. days in the woods! While there, we investigated the Food Web, tried creating
Happy Valentine’s Day! shelters, hid and later found food while pretending to be squirrels, and in
Happy general, talked about the reasons we have seasons and the difficulties New
York organisms face in trying to survive this season. Some migrate, some
Valentine’s hibernate, many cope, and some die after making seeds or laying eggs. And, of
Day! course, trees go dormant.
We were fortunate to have Mr. Rory Dudley doing the second part of his
SECOND GRADE student teaching in our room in January. He did a terrific job with reading and
Mrs. Babcock, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Lemaster, Mrs. Wolcott… science class. The boys and girls really enjoyed having him be their teacher for
January was a cold and snowy month, but we were very busy in our warm the month. Thanks again, Mr. Dudley!
classrooms! This month we started our AIS reading instruction, where we Katie Freeman was our student of the month for January. Katie is a
change classes for 30 minutes each day! It has been fun for us all! What hard wonderful young lady, a hard worker, and a very good friend to all.
workers we have in second grade. We also have been doing addition and Happy February birthdays to four students in our class: Cheyanne (9th),
subtraction with regrouping in math. Please practice this at home with your Lydia (11th), Matt (17th) and Dustin (21st)!!
children, as it is a difficult concept to master. This month we’re looking forward to: seeing some signs of spring (we
Maybe your child is using some big vocabulary at home! That’s because hope), Valentine’s Day, the week off at the end of the month, visiting Starlab in
we are continuing our Thoughtful Classroom activities by using a new strategy the multipurpose room, and reading Robert Frost poems in reading class.
known as CODE. It stands for the four phases known as Connect, Organize, We’re also happy to be done with the ELA test, which we took in early January.
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FIFTH GRADE COMMENTS/SUGGESTIONS

Mrs. Cawley, Miss Weitzel, Mr. Lounsberry… This space is available for you to share your concerns or
In science, the fifth grade continues to work with density and liquids. We questions. Please feel comfortable in taking advantage of the

have done many experiments. Three of our favorites were dealing with surface opportunity whenever you think it appropriate.
tension. We learned how to float paperclips and then discovered what we could Please return to: Superintendent of Schools, or call 585-928-2561,
do to break the surface tension. We also used baby powder to show surface ext. 1141.
tension and had fun watching the soapy water make stars. Another experiment
used green water and alcohol to show surface tension. After building our Comments
balances, we found the mass of several liquids and solids and then found their
density. If you see one of the fifth grade students, ask about this exciting unit.
The Fifth Grade Science Fair will be coming up at the end of March. This
is mandatory for all fifth grade students. The proposal pages went home on
Jan. 30 and must be returned no later than Feb. 9. Proposals must be
approved by Mrs. Cawley. If you haven’t seen the packet, you should ask your
student!
FEBRUARY 10, 2009

In social studies the students have been learning about the French and Questions
Indian War. Interestingly, the war started not too far from us near Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania. Battles were even fought north of us near Niagara Falls. Did
you know that the book, The Last of the Mohicans, took place during this war?
We also learned that this war helped contribute to the Revolutionary War.
March Madness is fast approaching, and we’re not talking about
basketball. Miss Weitzel is speaking of the state math test. Parents can help
their child to prepare for the test by just working on the basics for about fifteen *Your Name Address Phone
minutes each night until the State Math Tests on March 5th and 6th. The *(Not necessary to fill in unless you desire a personal response)
basics are: adding, subtracting, multiplying and especially division. Also adding
and subtracting fractions with like denominators and simplifying their answers
will help your child be more confident. Have your child assist when cooking, If you have noticed an I want to say THANKS to
building something, doing a craft, etc. and having your child compare fractions individual at Bolivar- _____________________
can go a long way for understanding fractions. Richburg Central School
Mrs. Cawley’s reading group has started A Wrinkle In Time by Madeleine doing something special Date ____________
L’Engle. We are enjoying it very much. It is great for developing vocabulary, - why not say THANKS?
and we are looking forward to predicting what will happen next and then To say THANKS to Describe the individual’s special efforts:
checking our predictions. In reading Miss Weitzel’s class is reading Hatchet by someone, simply fill out _________________________________
Gary Paulsen. The students had to make a game board and questions about
this form and send it to
certain chapters and are now reading the chapter and playing their personally
designed games. Joseph DeCerbo, Super- _________________________________
Mr. Lounsberry’s class just finished reading The Whipping Boy. A young intendent, or drop it off at _________________________________
prince is very spoiled and constantly gets into trouble. By law, the prince is not the main office.
allowed to be punished for his misbehavior, so a young rogue is plucked from The individual will _________________________________
the streets to receive the punishments. While running away together, the two receive special recog- _________________________________
boys go through a series of events that enable them to become life-long friends. nition for his or her
The students have enjoyed this story about becoming friends and enduring dedication or service. Signature_________________
adversity.
Mrs. Cawley’s student of the month for February is McKayla Boll.
McKayla is a hard worker and a friend to everyone. Mr. Lounsberry’s is Haley
Blauvelt, who always has a smile on her face. Congratulations to ShyAnn SPANISH
Perez for being the student of the month in Miss Weitzel’s room. She is always Spanish 8 is starting to learn how to conjugate verbs along with talking
polite to her classmates. about activities during/after school. They did research on bullfighting in Spain/
Mexico and had the opportunity to write a reaction which expressed their
opinion on bullfighting.
COMING SOON!!! Spanish I students are working on independent projects including Speed
Spanish, current events, online quizzes, and the symbolism used in Latin
THE RAIN FOREST SHOW American flags.
WHERE: BOLIVAR – RICHBURG
Spanish II is studying vocabulary based on sports and leisure. They are
ELEMENTARY GYM
WHEN: THURSDAY MARCH 19TH AT also undertaking the following grammar lessons: stem-changing IR verbs in the
6:30 present tense, ordianl numbers, making nouns into adjectives, and the preterite
(past) tense of AR verbs and the irregular verb Hacer.
Spanish III is studying vocabulary on ancient Hispanic cultures.They are
Come see a show involving live animals also continuing to learn the imperfect tense, and beginning to learn the future
such as snakes, jungle cats, cockatoos, tense.
monkeys and much more. This is a 75 Spanish IV is reading a short story about superstitions. The story is called
minute show for the whole family and the "El Colocolo", which loosely tranlates to "The Saliva Sucking Monster". After
community is invited to attend. that, they will be learning vocabulary based on government terms, then
reviewing the present progressive tense.
MATH 8:
The New York State Math 8 Exam is quickly approaching. The test will be EARTH SCIENCE
the week of March 9-13. Students can start preparing by using We continue to study the Earth's atmosphere in Earth Science and after
www.studyisland.com at home. We will be getting study guides to help us our meteorology and climate units, we will be studying our solar system
prepare before February break and we'll be reviewing in class as well as taking and the universe. We are well into the second semester now and it is
practice tests. Please encourage your child to study a few minutes every night important to keep up-to-date with homework as well as lab work. The
at home. second semester passes by quickly (even though the groundhog did see
We are currently learning geometry and applying all of our algebra skills to his shadow) and spring will be here before we know it. Please encourage
the geometric shapes. Students will be doing Tesselation posters soon. These your kids to do the best that they can to make this year a great success.
are a lot of fun and allow us to be creative. We also have several Castle It's not to late to make it so.
Learning quizzes due. Please be sure your child has completed these. The Our Science fair and expo will be occurring soon and we are hoping for
assignments are online at www.castlelearning.com and can be accessed some great projects this year.
through the school website. These assignments count as quiz grades and are Enjoy the rest of your winter and may spring not delay in coming!!
Mr. Gibbons
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a fashion, a publication that The History Channel composer George Gershwin’s
advocates the legalization of • On Feb. 14, 278 A.D., Valentine, “Rhapsody in Blue” is performed
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cannabis; the DEA has three a holy priest in Rome, is executed for the first time as part of a
subscriptions to the magazine for continuing to perform mar- concert in New York City.
High Times. riages for young lovers in secret Gershwin’s other works include
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character Fred Flintstone appeared banned all marriages and engage- 1928 and used as a ballet for Gene
in ads for Winston cigarettes. ments. Legend has it that while in Kelly in the 1951 movie of the
• In an anthropological study once jail, Valentine left a farewell note same name.
conducted in Papua New Guinea, for the jailer’s daughter and signed • On Feb. 13, 1958, the first Ford
On select in stock Winter Carhartt it was found that one in three adult
deaths were the result of homicide.
it “From Your Valentine.”
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Thunderbird with four seats is
introduced. The four-passenger
Clothing through February 15th And it seems that those murdered
were often targeted because they
owner and inventor Morris
Michtom places two stuffed bears
“square bird” converted the top-of-
the-line Ford from a sports car to a
were suspected of practicing in his shop window, advertising luxury car. Thirty-eight thousand
at Worth W. Smith in... sorcery. them as “Teddy” bears. Michtom cars were initially sold, making the
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from President Theodore Roosevelt
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between the towns of Rosehill, cars to increase sales between 1957
N.C., and Wilmington, Del. Both to use his nickname. Stuffed bears and 1958.
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world’s largest frying pan, with a institution. “Satchel” Paige becomes the first
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to require such a large piece of
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rights and social justice, is arrested
in New York City for lecturing and
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nominated for the Baseball Hall of
Fame. He earned his nickname as a
boy when he earned money
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cookware? And what sort of stove
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Alfred Wednesday, April 1, 2009 11:00am Anyone interested in participating in the local Senior
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——————————————————————————————— 2009 Allegany County Office for the Aging Senior Forum. ext. 15. Each contestant will receive a registration packet
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SENIOR SPELLERS ARE ABUZZ
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ALLEGANY COUNTY SENIOR SPELLING BEE!
12% Beef Feed Pellets............50 lbs.$9.00
$
Allegany County seniors are invited to show off their Coarse..........50 lbs. 7.65
spelling skills at the second annual Allegany County Senior
$ Soybean Meal. . .50 lbs.$11.95
Spelling Bee. All spellers must be age 60 and over. The
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traditional spelling bees, with the words being selected from
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The Senior Spelling Bee provides an outlet for seniors to Feed Txt...............50 lbs.$8.45
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crossword puzzles, and spelling, showcase your talents to the
Allegany County Senior Spelling Bee. The challenge of one’s Muck Boots!
memory and the friendly competitiveness will make for an
exciting, fun event. Distillers.................50 lbs.$6.00
To determine the top nine spellers, Qualifying Rounds will
be held at each Senior Luncheon Center across Allegany
County during the months of February - April 2009. Qualifying
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Whitesville
Wellsville
Monday, February 23, 2009 11:00am
Thursday, February 26, 2009 11:00am
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Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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for generations deep in the become a part of the larger group. no small part to their "life without • Herpetologists can tell you you are most likely to be shot,
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Morning Worship. . . . . . .11:00am on Sat., Feb. 14th
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Wed. Eve. Service. . . . . . . .6:30pm
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Second Annual Macaroni & Cheese Bake Off! FIRST SEVENTH DAY
BAPTIST CHURCH
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Sat., Feb. 21, 2009; 1:00 p.m. OF GENESEE
8265 Main St., Little Genesee
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Early Worship..............9:00am Winter Reading Program
Sunday School............10:00am
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NASCAR THIS WEEK Sprint Cup Series
By Monte Dutton
Race: Gatorade Duel 1 & 2
PHOTO CUTLINE: Where: Daytona
They’ll soon be beatin’ International Speedway
FEBRUARY 10, 2009
and bangin’ and When: February 12, 2009

frammin’ and slammin’ 2pm/3:30pm
and tradin’ paint and
swappin’ fenders, like On the Air: SPEED
they did here at the Race Record:
start of last year’s Buddy Baker,
Daytona 500. (Getty 177.602, 02/17/1980
Images photo)
Qualifying Record:
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Covering NASCAR Is a Cool Job

The great hibernation is coming to an end. 2008 Winner:
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with him -- between the kitchen and the kitchen table, on the other fiction is often pushed back in the name of projects obsessing less about NASCAR will make me better 7:30pm
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dresser there ... and room in the dresser for CDs. lasts for 10 months. When writing about it is your writer of the year by the National Motorsports Press 146.622, 02/17/06
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BP11224 '08 Chev. Equinox LT AWD SUV 18,383 Green $
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14,774 TP1337 '06 Toyota Prius Sedan FWD 34,935 Green $
17,555
OP4519 '05 Chev. Colorado 4WD Truck 67,121 Purple $
15,995 BP11219 '08 Pontiac G6 Sedan FWD 33,243 White $
14,500 T2611A '07 Toyota Camry Sedan SE FWD 34,897 Green $
16,555
OP4543 '08 Chev. Impala Sedan LT FWD 23,928 White $
17,995 BP11090A '06 Pontiac G6 Sedan FWD 46,117 Blue $
11,995 TP1349 '05 Toyota Rav4 4WD SUV 33,255 Silver $
16,548
OP4553 '07 Chev. TrailBlazer SUV 4WD 22,316 Blue $
17,995 T2413A '06 Toyota Tacoma 4WD Truck 95,084 Silver $
16,222
OP4539 '08 Chev. Uplander LS Van FWD 13,881 Gray $
16,995 T2429A '08 Toyota Corolla Sedan S FWD 16,905 Blue $
16,111
OP4546 '08 Chev. Impala Sedan LT FWD 28,158 Gray $
15,995 T2679A '07 Toyota Corolla Sedan CE FWD 8,946 Blue $
15,777
STK. # YR./MAKE/MODEL MILES COLOR LIST PRICE TP1401 '04 Toyota Tundra SR5 4WD Truck 22,931 Green $
15,777
15,995 OP4446 '08 GMC Envoy SUV 4WD 30,761 Silver $
18,995
OP4537 '08 Chev. Uplander LS FWD Van 11,749 Gray $
15,995 T2772A '07 Toyota F/J Cruiser SUV 4WD 131,929 Silver $
15,000
TP1385 '05 GMC Sierra 2500 4WD Truck 28,706 Blue $
18,444 T2696A '06 Toyota Tacoma 4WD Truck 85,634 Silver $
14,222
B18745A '04 Chev. Silverado 1500 4WD Truck 38,810 White $
15,898 B18876A '02 GMC Sierra 1500 SE 4WD Plow Truck 46,485 Silver $
14,695
BP11098 '08 Chev. Impala Sedan LS FWD 26,085 White $
15,391 TP1346B '02 Toyota Tacoma 4WD Truck 82,188 Silver $
13,242
B18886A '04 GMC Canyon SLE Z71 4WD Truck 52,192 Blue $
13,875 TP1352 '08 Toyota Yaris FWD Coupe 8,463 Black $
12,878
OP4462 '08 Chev. Impala Sedan LT FWD 28,388 Red $
14,995
T2642A '06 Toyota Corolla Sedan CE FWD 75,386 Red $
12,555
14,134
BUDGET BUGGIES- $$10,000 & UNDER!
$
BP11217 '08 Chev. Uplander Van LS FWD 11,350 Silver
BP11216 '08 Chev. Uplander Van LS FWD 11,254 Purple $
14,134 T2687A '06 Toyota Corolla Sedan CE FWD 36,185 Silver $
12,222
OP4474 '07 Chev. Cobalt Sedan LS FWD 20,977 Red $
13,995 STK. # YR./MAKE/MODEL MILES COLOR LIST PRICE B18871A '07 Toyota Yaris FWD Coupe 20,293 Blue $
11,900
13,995 BP11223 '08 Chev. Aveo Sedan LS FWD 26,980 Red $
10,000 T2663A '05 Toyota Corolla Sedan CE FWD 39,247 Green $
11,444
OP4464 '08 Chev. Impala Sedan LT FWD 16,454 White $
13,995 T2475A '04 Ford Freestar SEL Van FWD 24,037 Blue $
9,999 TP1396A '00 Toyota Tundra SR5 4WD Truck 107,656 Gray $
11,444
OP4463 '08 Chev. Impala Sedan LT FWD 28,166 Silver $
13,995 BP11233A '04 Chev. Malibu Maxx Sedan LS FWD 44,351 Silver $
9,980
OP4466 '08 Chev. Uplander LS FWD Van 26,834 Purple $
13,995 T2041B '04 Chev. Impala Sedan FWD 65,301 Silver $
9,700
B18203B '04 Pontiac Gr. Prix Sedan GT1 FWD 70,785 White $
9,495 STK. # YR./MAKE/MODEL MILES COLOR LIST PRICE
OP4568 '05 Chev. Equinox LT SUV AWD 41,684 Black $
12,995 OP4567 '08 Ford F-150 4x4 Truck 15,625 Black $
24,995
OP4538 '08 Chev. Malibu Class. Sdn. LS w/2FL 22,704 Gray $
12,995 BP11094 '04 Pontiac Gr. Prix Sedan GT1 FWD 65,224 Silver $
9,413
TP1392 '04 Saturn Ion 2 Sedan FWD 53,079 Silver $
9,410 OP4564 '06 Ford F-150 4WD Truck 22,894 Black $
21,995
TP1350 '02 Chev. Avalanche 1500 4WD Truck 92,771 Black $
12,444 OP4566 '08 Subaru Outback Wagon AWD 26,228 White $
20,995
BP11155 '08 Chev. Malibu Classic Sedan LT FWD 25,159 Gray $
11,995 T2699B '01 Dodge Dakota 4WD Truck 86,124 Blue $
9,400
BP11061 '05 Chev. Impala Sedan Base FWD 53,383 Tan $
8,995 OP4451 '08 Jeep Liberty Sport SUV 4WD 24,291 Silver $
19,995
BP11158 '08 Chev. Malibu Classic Sedan LT FWD 26,695 Gray $
11,995 T2545A '07 Ford Escape SUV Hybrid 4WD 16,256 Green $
18,995
BP11159 '08 Chev. Malibu Classic Sedan LT FWD 26,686 White $
11,995 T2590A '05 Dodge Caravan SE Van FWD 51,604 Blue $
8,888
T2769A '03 Chev. TrailBlazer Ext. LT SUV 4WD 139,383 Green $
8,444 B18898A '05 Nissan Titan SE 4WD Truck 46,816 Gray $
16,880
B18614A '06 Chev. Impala Sedan LS FWD 35,379 Red $
10,960 T2308A '04 Nissan Frontier XE 4WD Truck 68,378 Silver $
15,777
BP11153 '08 Chev. Cobalt Coupe LT FWD 26,181 Red $
10,900 B18831N '03 Chev. Tracker SUV Base 4WD 81,180 Gold $
8,025
TP1344A '04 Chev. Malibu Sedan FWD 48,519 Silver $
7,995 T2699N '02 Ford Super Duty F-250 XLT 4WD Truck 136,272 Black $
14,806
BP11154 '08 Chev. Cobalt Coupe LT FWD 29,484 Red $
10,900 B18768B '07 Dodge Charger Sedan RWD 45,879 Gray $
14,800
B18600A '02 GMC Sierra 1500 4WD Truck 93,108 Yellow $
6,995
BP11104 '04 Dodge Stratus Sedan SXT FWD 74,660 White $
6,995 T2388A '06 Subaru Legacy Sdn. GT Limited AWD 57,388 Silver $
13,999
"Drive Beautiful" B18601B '04 Ford Taurus Sedan LX FWD 54,278 Gray $
6,995 T2688A '05 Lincoln LS Sedan w/Sport Pkg. RWD 43,746 Silver $
13,878
B18597A '05 Chev. Cavalier Sedan Base FWD 68,660 Green $
6,969 T2581A '05 Honda Accord Sedan LX FWD 63,025 Black $
13,555
STK. # YR./MAKE/MODEL MILES COLOR LIST PRICE B18527C '02 Chev. Blazer SUV LS 4WD 99,693 Red $
5,680 T2458A '03 Ford F-150 King Ranch 4WD Truck 95,791 Green $
12,999
BP11152 '08 Buick Lucerne CXS Sedan 32,379 Red $
19,814 BP11225A '00 Chrys. Voyager Van Base FWD 104,882 - $
4,995 BP11089 '05 Saturn Vue SUV FWD 27,339 Gray $
12,995
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