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2002-2008
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2005-2009
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COROLLAS

73% Of
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Carfaxed
In Stock!

Stk. #1925, 4.7L V8, auto. trans.,
SR5 Trim Package,
MSRP:$33,628
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'08 Toyota
Highlander
AWD

NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPORGRAPHICAL ERRORS. *1998 and older - 48 mo. at 10.49%. 1999 - 60 mos. at 10.49%. 2000-2001 - 60 mos. at 8.49%, 2002-2003 - 60 mos. at 8.49%, 2004-2007 - 72 mos. at 8%. Some restrictions apply, finance rates on approved credit only. **ALL PICTURED PRICES AND PAYMENTS WITH $3,000 CASH DOWN OR TRADE EQUITY, PLUS TAX & FEES DOWN. PICTURES FOR STARTING @ PRICES MAY NOT REFLECT ACTUAL VEHICLE FOR THAT PRICE. All payments with $3,000.00 down with our $1,500.00 match, plus tax and fees.

AWD, Loaded, Factory
Warranty Keyless Entry,
Alloys, 28MPG

\u2022 Drums
& Rotors
Turned

\u2022 Batteries
\u2022 Oil, Lube, Filter
\u2022 Exhaust System Work
\u2022 Shock & Strut Work

Cold and snow, we\u2019ve had enough. This kind of weather is really tough. If septic problems have you nervous, call LaFever Septic Service 716-378-6859.

many updates. Full walkup attic for storage and large garage with closed in patio. Low negotiable down payment. $480/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com

bedroom home at 124 East State Street. Own it in 15 years! Low negotiable down payment. $430/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607- 936-1945.

bedroom home with spacious rooms on a nice corner lot. Low negotiable down payment. $530/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607- 936-1945.

garage. Low negotiable down payment. $430/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com

SEVENTH DAY BAPTIST
CHURCH
Alfred Station, NY

Saturday:
Chime Choir.............. 9:00am
Fellowship Time........ 9:30am
Sabbath School......... 9:45am

Sabbath Worship........ 11:00am
(Nursery for Preschool;
Learner\u2019s Worship for
ages 5-12 available)

Do you love to take photos? Does the thought of shooting video fill you with excitement? If so, then don\u2019t miss the chance to have your work seen by a broad audience!

Pfeiffer Nature Center is preparing for their 3rd annual Film Festival, offered with the assistance of a Decentralization Grant from the NYS Council on the Arts. Although the Nature Center is located in and receives our funding through the Cattaraugus County Arts Council, Film Festival submissions are accepted from ten western New York counties. Submissions are encouraged from people of all ages and points of view. We want your interpretation of this year\u2019s theme: Naturescapes.

In response to requests, we\u2019ve added a new participation category this year - automated PowerPoint presentations. So now you can enter the Film Festival whether you prefer working in video or stills! Be sure your submission packs a punch, because brevity is key: submissions must be between 30 seconds and 5 minutes in length.

\u201cThe Film Festival is so much fun! We\u2019ve had winning entries from 8 year olds and art teachers, college kids and grandmothers. With the addition of a category for still photography this year, lots more people will be able to enter,\u201d said Margaret Cherre, Pfeiffer Nature Center Executive Director. \u201cThis competition is certainly not limited to people who consider themselves artists; we want everyone to enter! It\u2019s a great opportunity to explore the outdoors from a different perspective, and then to publicly share your work.\u201d

Winning films will be shown at a public viewing of the Nature Center\u2019s Film Festival in fall, 2009. Prizes will be awarded in two categories (videos and automated PowerPoint presentations), and in as many as four age groupings in each category. With no entry fee required, there\u2019s no reason not to submit!

For more information, submission guidelines, and an entry form, visit the Pfeiffer Nature Center web site at www.pfeiffernaturecenter.org/filmfest.html or call our office at 716-933-0187. Grab your camera and go outside!

Hon. Sharon S. Townsend, Administrative Judge for the 8th Judicial District, has been advised by the State\u2019s Chief Administrative Judge, Honorable Ann Pfau, that the Bolivar Town and Village Courts have been awarded a $60,000.00 grant under the Office of Court Administration\u2019s Justice Court Assistance Program. Each town and village court can apply for a maximum grant of $30,000.00 each. The Town and Village Courts of Bolivar jointly applied for a grant to expand the courthouse with an addition measuring 50 feet by 28 feet.

Supreme Court Justice M. William Boller, Supervising Judge of the Town and Village Courts, presented a check for $60,000.00 to Bolivar Town Supervisor Rick Gould on Tuesday, February 17, 2009 at the Bolivar Town Hall. Judge Boller stated this was the largest award given out by the State to a Town or Village Court this year. Groundbreaking is expected to take place this Spring.

Pictured from left to right: Bolivar Town Supervisor Rick Gould;
Village Justice Janet Calcagno, Town Justice Dale Bentley;
Supervising Justice M. William Boller

METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor: Clara Wilder
Adult Sun. School........ 9:15am
Children Sun. School...... 10am
Sun. Morn. Worship. . . . . . . 10am
Wed. Eve Fellowship........ 7pm

FIRST SEVENTH DAY
BAPTIST CHURCH
OF GENESEE
8265 Main St., Little Genesee
Church: 585-928-1857
Office: 607-587-8436
Pastor: Kevin Palmiter
www.sdbchurch.com

Sabbath (Saturday)
Fellowship................. 9:30am
Sabbath School......... 9:45am
Morning Worship.... 10:45am
Bible Study (Monday).... 7pm

RICHBURG FIRST DAY
BAPTIST CHURCH
128 Main St., Box 242
Pastor: Larry J. Allen

Early Worship.............. 9:00am Sunday School............ 10:00am Morning Worship....... 11:00am Wednesday Prayer Mtg.... 7pm Thursday LIFE Adventure Club for boys & girls in 1-8 grades. For more info. and spiritual counsel, phone 585- 928-2400.

The Portville Library is offering basic computer classes starting Tuesday, February 23rd at 2pm. The five sessions will cover word processing and searching for information on the internet. Registration for this free course is required by calling the library at 716-933-8441.

ANGLICAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH OF THE GOOD
SHEPHERD
29 South St. at Stone St.,
Cuba, NY
Services as announced.

PORTVILLE BAPTIST
CHURCH
24 Temple St., 716-933-8164
Pastor: Fred Kemp

Sunday Services:
Sunday School......... 9:45am
Worship Hour........ 11:00am
Afternoon Service.... 1:00pm

A Place for Everyone
Nursery Care provided
at all regular services.

CERES UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor: Daniel Grimes
Worship Service...........9:30am
Sunday School............ 11:00am
Choir, Wednesday........ 6:00pm
Youth, Sunday.............. 6:00pm

GOOD SHEPHERD
(Anglican)
29 South Street, (corner of
Stone) Cuba, NY 14727

Kenneth W. Gunn-Walberg
Sundays........................ 3:30pm
Evening Prayer and Holy
Communion using the 1928
Book of Common Prayer.
Followed by coffee hour.
For info., call 716-968-2393.
Visitors most welcome.

SHINGLEHOUSE
CHRISTIAN & MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE CHURCH
Sunday School.............. 9:45am
Worship Service . . 11am & 6pm
Sun. Sr Youth Fellowship. 7pm
Wed. Jr Youth Fellowship . 7pm

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
19 N. Main St., Portville, NY
Rev. Marilyn Hale
Sunday School.............. 9:45am
Morning Worship....... 11:00am

For reservations call: 585-268-9390 by 2pm on the previous day. Toll-free: 1-866-268-9390. Bolivar- Carolyn Hackett, 585- 928-2672; Cuba- Linda Nelson, 585-968-2397; Friendship- Office for the Aging, 585-268-9390; Wellsville- Donna Fiegl, 585-593-7665.

Wednesday : Three Bean Salad, Stuffed Shells, California Blend, Garlic Bread, Spice Cake. Diabetic- Pudding. Bolivar- Noon, 10:30 \u201cGrowing Stronger\u201d Exercises, Blood Pressure Clinic, Cheryl Czworka- Are All Vegetables Created Equally? Cuba- Noon, 10:30 Cards, Dominoes, Puzzles, \u201cStores of Stored Memories\u201d. Wellsville- Noon, 9am - 12pm Free Tax Clinic, 10:00 Games, 1:00 Euchre.

Thursday: Cranberry Gelatin Salad, Roast Turkey with Gravy, Stuffing, Squash, Dinner Roll, Frosted Pumpkin Bars. Diabetic- Pumpkin Pudding. Bolivar- Noon. Cuba- Noon, 10:30 \u201cGrowing Stronger\u201d Exercise, \u201cElizabeth Taylor\u2019s Birthday\u201d. Friendship- Noon, 10:45 \u201cGrowing Stronger\u201d Exercises, Kim Toot, OFA, Blood Pressure Clinic, 1:00 Cards. Wellsville- Noon, 9:00 Stretch, 10:30 Bingo, 1:00 Bridge, Cheryl Czworka- Are All Vegetables Created Equally? Spelling Bee.

Friday: Spinach Mandarin Salad, Vegetable Lasagna, Italian Green Beans, Whole Wheat Bread, Fruit Crisp. Diabetic- Fruit Cocktail. Wellsville- Noon, 10:30 Bingo! 12:30 Pinochle.

4295 Bolivar Rd., Wellsville, N.Y.
(585) 593-2596 \u2022 www.fassettlane.com
Boom Truck Delivery Available.

\u2018Active Parenting\u2019 seven- week classroom series will be available at Friendship House Community Resource Center. Offered at no cost by the Center for Family Unity, this course is for parents and caregivers for children of all ages. Topics covered include: Self-esteem, communication, discipline, conflict resolution, encouragement,

non-violent conflict resolution, and much more. Classes begin on Friday, March 6th. Call Friendship House at 585-973-3131 to register today!

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would like to thank the community, family and friends for their incredible support and kind expressions of sympathy during our recent loss. Our family deeply appreciates all your help. Thank you for keeping us in your thoughts and prayers.

Donations for our troops overseas-Letters From Home Spring Drive for 2009 will start soon: March 2 to March 30, 2009. Letters from Home is a nonprofit (501C3) corporation dedicated to supporting our Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guards, Reservists and National Guard Troops stationed away from home. The program is run by dedicated volunteers from all over the USA and follows the guidelines of the Dept. of Defense at the Pentagon. Our theme for this campaign is \u201cHere\u2019s To Our Heroes\u201d. The program is run with large decorated bags filled with letters, greeting cards, along with

Reader Advisory: the National Trade Association we belong to has purchased the following classifieds. Determining the value of their service or product is advised by this publication. In order to avoid misunderstandings, some advertisers do not offer \u201cemployment\u201d but rather supply the readers with manuals, directories and other materials designed to help their clients establish mail order selling and other businesses at home. Under NO circumstance should you send any money in advance or give the client your checking, license ID, or credit card numbers. Also beware of ads that claim to guarantee loans regardless of credit and note that if a credit repair company does business only over the phone it\u2019s illegal to request any money before delivering its

something to eat, drink, and some fun stuff from home. It\u2019s not commercialized and is homegrown in the hills of Pennsylvania, headquartered in St. Marys, Pa. How can you help? Please do not pass by a drop off point without making a contribution. Something to eat: Granola bars, nuts, candy (no chocolate), gum, tuna in pkgs. individual units..Something to drink: Crystal Light, etc. also individual packets..Something personal: Toothpaste, dental floss, toothbrushes, shaving cream (no aerosol cans), razor blades, zip ties, fly traps, CDs, nerf balls, lip balm, playing cards, socks, and small toys...reading material: Letters, notes, greeting cards thanking the soldiers for the sacrifices they are making.

A letter from Home is worth a Million Dollars, and there is nothing better than being remembered. Your support is greatly needed: Drop off your contributions at the Oswayo Valley Memorial Library or various areas within the borough of Shinglehouse. Also, add your soldier\u2019s name by April 1, 2009 to receive a package by going to our web site lettersfromhome@windstream.net

\u2022 According to the Crayola Company, you can eat 3,500 of its crayons a day and still not reach the level of toxicity found in an ordinary glass of drinking water. The company didn\u2019t mention how - - or why -- anyone would consume that many crayons in a lifetime, let alone a single day.

\u2022 It was 19th-century British author Elizabeth Charles who made the following observation: \u201cTo know how to say what others only know how to think is what makes men poets or sages; and to dare to say what others only dare to think makes men martyrs or reformers -- or both.\u201d

\u2022 Good news for junk-food lovers: Beginning in 1996, the United States Department of Agriculture started putting frozen French fries in the \u201cfresh vegetables\u201d category.

\u2022 Back in 1935, the owner of the Chicago Cubs baseball team predicted that night games were \u201cjust a fad.\u201d He wasn\u2019t much of a prognosticator, it seems.

\u2022 Some people claim that rubbing the nose of any statue of Abraham Lincoln is good luck. It\u2019s not really known why, though; some speculate

because Lincoln\u2019s children used to pull on his nose for luck. However, only one of his four children survived to adulthood, so it\u2019s questionable whether his nose was ever lucky for anyone.

\u2022 The ubiquitous summertime flip-flop sandals are known in Australia as \u201cpluggers,\u201d are called \u201cslops\u201d in South Africa and \u201cslippers\u201d in Hawaii, and New Zealanders call them \u201cjandals.\u201d

\u2022 It\u2019s been reported that on the morning of Friday, Nov. 22, 1963, an American psychic named Jean Dixon predicted, \u201cSomething dreadful is going to happen to the president today.\u201d At 12:30 p.m. that day in Dallas, President Kennedy was assassinated.

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2009
DODGE RAM
1500 CREW

2009 JEEP
GRAND
CHEROKEE
LAREDO

V6, auto, full
power, power
seat, alloy wheels.

auto., factory a/c,
CD player, 70,000
miles, sold here
new!!

PR9814, 22,000
miles, remote
start, side airbags,
full power.

PR9876, SLT, 4x4,
V8, auto, TRX4
pkg., power seat,
45,000 one owner
miles.

09-2713A, one
owner, 20,000 miles,
leather, sunroof, 4
cyl., heated seats,
must see!

38,000 miles,
alloys, full power,
great family car

auto, 32,000
miles, power
seat, balance of
factory warranty

PR9844, 4x4, 4
cyl., auto., leather,
chrome wheels,
full power, 29,000
miles.

31,000 one owner
miles, sunroof, full
power, power seat,
balance of 7/70
warranty.

08-2605A, leather,
rear DVD, one
owner, 119,000
miles, pwr. doors,
loaded, clean.

auto., full power,
37,000 miles, rear
a/c, alloys, power
seat.

PR9812, auto.,
full power,
31,000 miles.
Clean!!!!

one owner miles,
Hemi, leather,
Navigation, rear
DVD, chrome wheels,
sunroof, loaded!!!

08-2575B, V6, full
power, alloy
wheels, 74,000
miles, CD player

PR9858A, 4x4,
V6, auto, 56,000
miles, great for

loaded, leather, 38,000
one owner miles,
heated seats, chrome
wheels, balance of
factory warranty.

PR9884, V6, 7
passenger, full
power, Sat. Radio,
13,000 miles,
balannce of new
car warranty.