For financial fitness, develop a budget

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FORT BLISS BUGLE • September 3, 2015 • 9B
For financial fitness, develop a budget
Karen’s Corner
Special to the Fort Bliss Bugle
Hello Fort Bliss spouses and friends! With
all the talk shows, books, magazine articles,
advice columns, and even infomercials
about how to manage money, there’s one
thing I know for certain: We don’t need another lecture.
We’ve been inundated with the same conversation for years. Yet, many people are still
living paycheck to paycheck, racking up credit
card debt, and struggling to make ends meet
with no plan for the
future such as buying a
home, car, vacation and
sending children off to
college. What we need
is an action plan to accumulate wealth to assist us in achieving our financial goals.
What makes me an expert, you ask? In
brief, years ago when I first entered the work
force and started out on my own, I received
the shock of my life when I realized that after paying my rent, car note, and a few other
small bills, I only had $6 to my name until
the next month’s payday. I’ll share more details of those dark days another time.
For now, let’s suffice it to say I had to figure
out how to handle money (or rather my lack
of money) in a hurry. The action plan that
follows is how I did it. I went from beyond
broke to accumulating wealth in 36 months.
If you are struggling, or know someone who
is, give this plan a try. I hope it helps. I also
hope you will leave comments, tweak my
plan and add any ideas I might have missed.
Step one: Make a realistic budget and
stick to it.
Let’s look at the most important truth we
all should live by when it comes to money.
Notice, I said, “live by,” not just “know or
understand.” Live by it. This simple yet imperative truth is: Spend less than you earn.
Whether you earn $1,200 per month (or
less, as I did) or thousands more, you should
not spend more than whatever you bring
home after taxes. You can do it if you make
a budget.
Do you remember learning about Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and the
difference between wants and needs? Needs
are the basic things in life we must have or
we will die. We’re not talking about our cell
phones here, people! We’re talking about
things we would literally die without. Now
stop grumbling. I get it. We love our phones
and at a minimum would be inconvenienced
without them, but again, that’s not what
we’re talking about. We’re talking survival.
Don’t worry, I’m not going to tell you to get
rid of your phones. That’s a personal call (no
pun intended).
Let’s move on. Get a piece of paper and
write down how much you bring home after
taxes at the top. Make a column on the left of
the expenditures you have each month. Next,
slide to the right and write the amount of the
expenditure. Think about the basic physical
survival needs: food, shelter, water, sleep
and oxygen. These are the lowest level needs
on Maslow’s hierarchy. They should be at
the top of your list. It should look something
like this:
What we need is
an action plan to
accumulate wealth
to assist us in
achieving our
financial goals.
Sept. take home pay
$1,200
Food$XXX
Rent/Mortgage$XXX
Water$XX
Utilities$XX
Transportation/Car payment $XXX
$XX
Auto insurance
Childcare$XX
Clothing$XX
Cable$XX
$XX
Phone bill
$XX
Credit cards
Total:
$XXXX
Once you have all of your expenditures
listed, add them up. Your total should be less
than your take-home amount. If you have at
least $150 left over once all of your responsibilities are taken care of, you are ready to
move to step two. Please note that’s a minimum amount in my opinion. If you have
less, you must find somewhere to either cut
back or bring in more money. I did both.
The action for you to take this week is to
sit down with your spouse and set a realistic
budget. See what you can trim and how you
can add on to your take home pay this week
to create a surplus in your funds. Next week
I will show you how I created a surplus.
Then we’ll move on to step two together as I
share what I did with the excess funds I created. See you back here next week!
If you try this and have trouble, my friend,
Ana Hernandez from Army Community Service, Bldg. 2494 Ricker Road, would love to
help you. Don’t hesitate to make an appointment with her at 569-4227, option two. She
runs the financial programs designed to assist Soldiers and spouses.
Thank you to Hernandez for helping me
get this discussion started. I’ve always wanted a forum to share my story with the hope
of helping others. Thank you, too, to my uncle, Claude Wilson, for helping me word the
steps. They are short, but sweet.
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Cost: $20; $15 per person for teams of 10 or more.
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Civilian Fitness Program: The Civilian Fitness
Program is an opportunity for Army civilians to develop and continue healthy lifestyle changes. The
program is only open to civilian employees of Fort
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host a Bark in the Park, dog-friendly hike Sept. 11; a
Nature Walk Trail hike Sept. 11; a Peak Fitness Hike
on the Ron Coleman Trail Sept. 18; the 11th Annual
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National Public Lands Day – Arts in the Park at 9
a.m. Sept. 26. All events are weather permitted and
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Runners take off from the start of the 21st Annual German-American Oktoberfest Night Run at Freedom Crossing Sept. 13, 2014.
Oktoberfest Night Run set for Sept. 12 at Freedom Crossing
By Franz Huber
German Air Force Air Defense Center
The 22nd Annual German-American Oktoberfest Night Run is set for 6 p.m. Sept.
12 at Freedom Crossing. Sponsored by the
German Air Force Air Defense Center and
Fort Bliss Family and Morale, Welfare and
Recreation, the run is one of the most recognized running events in El Paso.
More than 1,000 participants are expected
in this year’s run, among them 400 to 500
walkers and 15 to 20 corporate and military
teams. The event is open to all community
members, not just military personnel. In
the past, the event has attracted participants
from as far as Washington state and Washington, D.C. Participants may sign up for
either the 8K run (5 miles) or the 5K fun
walk (3.1 miles). Entry fees are $20 in advance and $25 the day of race.
Corporate and military teams may include
up to 10 individuals, and the entry fee is
$150 per team. For military teams, the top
five individual finishing times count toward
the team’s time.
Information sheets, with registration
forms, are available at Stout Physical Fitness Center, Joshua W. Soto Physical Fitness Center, Fort Bliss ITR, most El Paso
sport stores, and YMCA and YWCA locations. A registration form is also available
online at http://www.ganightrun.com. Early
registrants may mail their registration form
and check, made payable to Installation Morale Welfare, P.O. Box 16090, Fort Bliss,
Texas, 79906.
Prerace activities begin at 4 p.m. and will
include a variety of entertainment, along
with the sale of German bratwurst, pastries
and other refreshments. The commandant of
the German Air Force Air Defense Center
will welcome participants with a brief address and officially start the event after the
German and U.S. national anthems. In a
short ceremony following the race, the winners in each category will receive awards
from the commandant. Organizers have also
arranged for a variety of post-race activities
including live music by the 1st Armored
Division Band’s Show Band and the sale of
German food and drinks.
Proceeds from the race – which organizers expect to be about $20,000 – will benefit
FMWR and the German Air Force charity
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been reaching out to people in need on both
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With more than 60 volunteers from both
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For more information, call FMWR sports
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Fort Bliss Army Ten-Miler Team roster announced
By Wendy Brown
Fort Bliss Bugle Editor
It’s official. The 16 runners
who have been training together since May for the Fort Bliss
Army Ten-Miler Team are now
a team.
The first tryout for the team
was the Fort Bliss Ten-Miler
Qualifier in May, but candidates
could still make it on the team
with a good time at the TenMiler in the Heat in August, said
Brandon Gangstad, the team’s
coach.
A couple of runners did
qualify, but because of previous
engagements, could not run in
the Oct. 11 Army Ten-Miler in
Washington, D.C., so the roster
remained the same, Gangstad
said. This is the race’s 31st year,
and it starts and ends at the Pentagon.
Since May, the Soldiers have
been training five, and often six,
days a week to improve their
times, Gangstad said.
“Most of them have improved
their times greatly since their
first tryout,” Gangstad said.
The runners meet at 5:30 a.m.
weekdays to work on speed,
strength and endurance, and
often get together on Saturday
mornings for long runs, Gangstad said.
Two members of the team are
also members of the Army Marathon Team, so for them, a long
See TEAM Page 11B
High Ropes Challenge Course Days: Take on
the high ropes challenge course at the Soldier Activity
Center Sept. 26 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Cost: $10 per
person. Open to those 14 and older. 744-1532
Tower Day: Test your limits Sept. 12 on Tango Tow-
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The tower is a 50-foot tall, six-sided structure with
over 20 different high elements, giving participants
a multitude of choices. Cost: $6. No reservation are
required. Equipment is provided. 744-1532
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Register now at
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Sept. 20 at 8 a.m., at Freedom Crossing. The routes
consist of a 30K and 100K bike routes and 5K run/
walk. The 100K starts at Freedom Crossing and
heads east to Montana Ave., past Hueco Tanks and
back. The 30k ride takes cyclists through East Fort
Bliss and the 5K fun run takes participants through
a historical scenery. Late registration is available
through Saturday. Free registration for WTB retirees/active, Active-duty military $15, all others $35
for bike routes and $25 5K fun run. 569-5644 or
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Iron Side Sprint Triathlon: Join Fort Bliss Sports
for our Iron Soldier Sprint Triathlon Sept. 26 at the
Aquatics Training Center. The race is also part of the
Southwest Challenge Series. Swim 400 meters, bike
15 miles and run 5K. The race will begin at 7:30 a.m.
Early registration will be held at Soto and Stout physical fitness centers, Aquatics Training Center and online at raceroster.com through Sept. 23. The cost for
individual competitors is $10 active-duty and $45 for
all others. For teams, the cost is $20-30 active-duty
and $65 for all others. Late registration/Packet Pick
Up is Sept. 25 at the Aquatic Training Center from
4-7 p.m. and Sept. 26 from 6-7 a.m. at the ATC. $10
late fee. Civilians are welcome to participate. bliss.
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a Mile in Her Shoes will take place at 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 15 at 511 Western St., Downton Union
Plaza. The event is the International Men’s March to
stop rape, sexual assault and gender violence in our
community. By wearing women’s shoes, participating
gentlemen symbolically put themselves in the place of
women for the purpose of raising awareness about
the dire effects of sexual and domestic assault in our
community. Proceeds go to support YWCA services
for survivors of family violence and sexual assault.
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Spc. Fred Tuwei crosses the finish line of the 2015 Ten-Miler in the Heat
here Aug. 15. Tuwei finished second, with a time of 58 minutes, 51 seconds. Tuwei is a member of the team that will represent Fort Bliss at the
Army Ten Miler in October.
lenge, a bike ride at 100, 64, 40, 27 or 10 miles, will
take place Sept. 27 at Grace Gardens, 6701 Westside Drive. Cost: $30 through Aug. 31; $40 Sept.
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run is often about 20 miles, but for other
members it is about 10 miles, Gangstad said.
Second Lt. Alana Bergstrom, assigned to
1st Battalion, 43rd Air Defense Artillery,
11th Air Defense Artillery Brigade, said
Gangstad has helped her focus on her form
and become more efficient.
“I have great confidence that my time will
have a significant increase at the Army TenMiler due to his training and my dedication,”
Bergstrom said.
Bergstrom said the only race she had run
before the Ten-Miler Qualifier was a 5K, but
she plans to continue running competitively.
She looks forward to the race in October, she
said.
“I’m looking forward to seeing so many
other Soldiers out there running on the capital. It should be an amazing experience,”
Bergstrom said.
Spc. Eden Kebede, assigned to William
Beaumont Army Medical Center, said she
also was not a competitive runner before
making the team.
“I enjoy running by itself, but when I found
out that I could possibly make the team I decided to give it my best effort,” Kebede said.
“So this will be my first competition.”
Since joining the team, she has improved
her speed and endurance, Kebede said, and
has also learned how to pace herself.
“I am looking forward to representing my
unit and Fort Bliss at the (Army) Ten-Miler.
I’m also excited to meet other Soldiers competing, and the overall experience,” Kebede
said.
Capt. Jes Barron, assigned to 16th Engineer Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team,
1st Armored Division, said he ran competitively when he was in college at the the U.S.
Military Academy at West Point, New York,
and completed a few ultramarathons recreationally after graduating. He started competing again after arriving at here in January
2014.
This will be his second time on the Fort
Bliss team, and he finished third on the team
last year with a time of 56 minutes, 21 seconds, Barron said. He finished 97th overall.
Fort Bliss Army
Ten-Miler Team roster
2nd Lt. Alana Bergstrom,
1st Bn., 43rd ADA, 11th ADA Bde.
Capt. Erica Devers, HHB, 1st AD
1st Lt. Shalela Dowdy,
2nd Bn., 43rd ADA, 11th ADA Bde.
Capt. Ashley Ehasz,
1st Bn., 501st Av. Regt., CAB
1st Lt. Melinda Fortin, STB, 2nd BCT, 1st AD
Sgt. Maj. Kristen Grover, USASMA
Spc. Eden Kebede, WBAMC
Maj. Jennifer Orr, WBAMC
Capt. Claude “Jes” Barron,
16th Eng. Bn., 1st BCT, 1st AD
Spc. Emmanuel Bor, Dental Activity
Spc. Jose Campos, 32nd AAMDC
2nd Lt. Kip Cheruiyot,
47th BSB, 2nd BCT, 1st AD
Spc. Isaac Kangogo,
504th Qtrm Co., 1st AD Sust. Bde.
Maj. Andrew Medendorp, WBAMC
2nd Lt. Japeth Ng’Ojoy, WBAMC
Spc. Fred Tuwei, 1st AD Sust. Bde.
“Being from northern Virginia, I am looking forward to seeing my family during the
Army Ten-Miler,” Barron said. “My family
came out last year and it was nice to share
the event with them.”
Last year’s team came in second in the
women’s division and sixth in the men’s division, Gangstad said, and that’s impressive
considering that every major installation in
the United States sends a team.
“Every year we’ve had a very good placing,” Gangstad said.
Gangstad, who works as a civilian here
as the installation’s troops schools manager,
said he looks forward to working his team
and is confident they’ll do well.
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Debt collection notices: This is
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about the various books read and how
they played into the month’s theme. Free.
The library is located at 2E Sheridan Road.
http://blissmwr.com/library or 568-6156
El Paso Youth Project: Boys and girls 7
years old through sixth grade can engage in
overall health and wellness conditioning, as
well as competitive training for middle and
long distances, under the Amateur Athletic
Union of El Paso. Deadline is Sept. 30. The
El Paso Youth Sports Academy under KFM
International Sports is offering the training.
252-3180, fkmunene@live.com
MYAC Camp Activities: The MYAC will
be offering two fun filled weeks of camp activities Sept. 29-Oct. 10. The first camp is
Fall Fun Camp. This camp allows your teen
to enjoy ice skating, going to the movies,
letting lose at Bob-O’s, hanging out at the
bowling alley and learning all about animals
at the El Paso Zoo. The next camp is Creepy
Week Camp. This camp has lots of creepy
fun, including learning about creepy crawly
insects, a visit to the El Paso Exploreum, Icky
Art and Science with Allison and a clown
class. 744-2449
SKIES Open Dance: SKIES will hold open
dance classes Friday for 7-10 year olds;
Sept. 18 for children older than 10; Oct. 2
for 7-10 year olds; and Oct. 16 for children
older than 10. Open dance incorporates
different dance genres, including hip hop,
country, jazz junk, 1950s and much more.
Cost: $12 per student. Open to all CYSS
registered children. No dance experience
necessary. 568-5544
UTEP dance classes: The University of
Texas at El Paso’s Department of Theatre
and Dance presents creative dance and
ballet classes for children starting Saturday,
Oct. 3 through Nov. 21. The eight-week pilot
program has classes for young dancers ages
8-12, and classes for “tiny toes” ages 4-7.
Contact Paola at splopezramirez@utep.com
or 747-7830
Community
YWCA afterschool programs: The
YWCA is opening five new afterschool loca-
tions in El Paso, including at the Silvestre and
Carolina Reyes, Burnet, Dr. Sue Shook, Purple
Heart and Schuster elementary schools. The
programs offer tutoring, help with homework,
age-appropriate arts and crafts and physical
fitness. www.ywcaelpaso.org or 519-0000
New Holocaust Museum exhibit: El
Paso Holocaust Museum and Study Center,
located near downtown at 715 Oregon St.,
is proud to partner with The General Pulaski
Society of El Paso to host “Poland’s Heroes
of the Holocaust, Featuring Jan Karski” – a
presentation of dual traveling exhibits, “They
Risked Their Lives – Poles who Saved Jews
during the Holocaust” and “Jan Karski: The
World Knew.” The exhibit is on display
through Nov. 1. 351-0048 or www.elpasoholocaustmuseum.org
El Paso Chopin Piano Festival: The El
Paso Chopin Piano Festival will feature Eric
Lu Saturday, Sept. 12, Josh Wright Saturday,
Sept. 26 and Lucy Scarbrough Saturday, Oct.
19. All concerts begin at 7 p.m. and are free
at the Chamizal National Memorial Theater.
Ages 6 and older are welcome. 584-1595 or
www.ElPaso-Chopin.com
Hampton University meeting: The El
Paso Hampton University Alumni Association will have their next meeting at the home
of Warren Brown, 10836 Vista Lomas (East
Side). Meeting date is Sunday, Sept. 13 at 6
p.m. Dinner and refreshments are provided.
Persons invited include those who attended
the university, graduates and parents of students who attend. Please RSVP by Sept. 11.
241-4672
will be from noon-5 p.m. Tickets go on sale on
Aug. 14 at both FMWR ITR offices located inside Freedom Crossing and the Soldier Activity Center and online at www.eventbrite.com.
The ticket price is $35 per person, which covers your authentic German meal and a beer
stein (beer not included). There will be 2,500
tickets available for Friday night and 2,500
available for Saturday night. Sunday will be
open to all as a non-ticketed family day Friday and Saturday nights are open to adults
18 and older.
WWII Allied Invasion of Holland:
The Roy Benavidez-Robert Patterson “All Airborne” Chapter of the 82nd Airborne Division
Association will commemorate the 71st anniversary of the World War II allied invasion of
Holland, “Operation Market Garden,” at 9
a.m. Sept. 17 at the chapter’s headquarters
at 2608 Fort Blvd. 562-9969
La Union Maze opens: La Union corn
maze will open Sept. 19 with a bee-themed
maze. The owners of the maze chose the
theme to bring attention to the declining numbers of bees. In addition to the maze, visitors
can enjoy food, pumpkin picking, games and
much more. www.launionmaze.com
Chihuahuan Desert Fiesta: The 11th
annual fiesta is planned for Sept. 19 at the
Tom Mays section of the Franklin Mountains
State Park from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Sponsored by
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department with
the help of volunteers from the Chihuahuan
Desert Education Coalition, the event features Jasper the opossum, short walks into the
desert to learn about its geology, plants and
wildlife and a full slate of local entertainment.
566-6441
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Magoffin Home events: The historic
Magoffin Home near downtown will hold a
Grandparents’ Day from 1-4 p.m. Sept. 13.
The home invites grandparents to share their
stories about El Paso’s past and life in the Magoffin and San Antonio neighborhoods. Also,
from 1-3 p.m. Sept. 19, the home will present the Plein Air Painters of El Paso’s work in
the Magoffin Historic District. In addition, at
6 p.m. Sept. 26, the home will host a free
lecture on genealogical research using Mexican sources. 533-5147 or www.visitmagoffinhome.com
ROWC luncheon: The Retired Officers’
Wives Club will host a luncheon and fashion show by Macy’s at noon, Tuesday, Sept.
25, at the Centennial Banquet and Conference Center. Door prizes will be awarded.
Members and guests are invited. Cost: $26
per person. Tables of eight or 10 may be reserved. Reservations are required by Sept.
11. 231-9630
Military Child Education Coalition
class: The Military Child Education Coalition
will hold a one-day, face-to-face professional
development course Sept. 16 at 6611 Boeing
Dr. from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Participants are eligible to earn Continuing Education Units. The
course, “The Journey from ‘Welcome Home’
to Now: Reunion, Reconnecting, Routine,” is
designed to identify potential reintegration
stressors and the implications they have on
military families. Course topics include: stressors, roles and responsibilities, growth and
fixed mindsets, and family resilience. www.
militarychild.org
The Fall of Wallace Winter: The Studio
Theatre at the University of Texas at El Paso
presents The Fall of Wallace Winter Sept. 1620 at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 16-19 and at 2:30
p.m. Sept. 20. The play tells the story of the
American ideal, Wallace Winter, and his
falsely iconic family, which includes his wife,
June, as well as his children Irwin and Autumn. Written by Austin Savage and directed
by Ross Fleming. 747-5118, theatredance.
utep.edu or on Facebook
Oktoberfest: This year’s event will be held
from Sept. 18-20 at Biggs Park. Gates open
at 6 p.m. each night and Sunday’s family day
duty. Cost for active-duty military $15, all
others $35 for bike routes and $25 for 5K
fun run. Proceeds for the event benefit the El
Paso/Fort Bliss USO. Programs such as, “Operation Phone Home,” a USO program that
delivers prepaid international phone cards
to deployed service members free of charge,
“United through Reading,” allows deployed
troops to virtually read bedtime stories to
their children, and many other programs for
families and transitioning, wounded and deployed troops. www.RaceAdventuresUnlimited.com
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Bunco at Pershing Pub: Bunco is a fastpaced dice game that involves chance, easy
scoring, and maximum fun. Mark your calendars for Sept. 24 at 6:30 p.m. and join us at
Pershing Pub, 243 Club Road. Break out the
hairspray and neon leggings for this 1980s
themed event. The cost is $15 to participate
and includes one beverage and snacks.
All are welcome. Bunco Night takes place
monthly. For dates, visit our website at bliss.
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Formed 1964, corporated 1969, non-profit, proceeds benefit local charities
“The Original”
Sept. 19 & 20
2nd Division Association: The Second
(Indianhead) Division Association is holding its 94th annual reunion in San Antonio,
Sept. 22-26 and is searching for anyone who
served in the Army’s 2nd Infantry Division at
any time. (224) 225-1202
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Chile Pepper Challenge: The Chile Pepper Challenge, a bike ride at 100, 64, 40,
27 or 10 miles, will take place Sunday, Sept.
27 at Grace Gardens, 6701 Westside Drive.
Cost: $30 through Aug. 31; $40 Sept. 1-21;
$45 ride day. Register at active.com. www.
chilepepperchallenge.com or www.elpasobicycleclub.com
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must be accompanied by an adult.
Ages 6 & under free
‘West Side Story’ at UTEP: The University of Texas at El Paso Dinner Theatre kicks
off this year’s season of musicals with West
Side Story Oct. 9-Nov. 1. West Side Story
takes Shakespeare’s star-crossed lovers, and
places them in the vibrant battleground of
New York City’s West Side in the 1950s. Tickets are on sale now at 747-5234 or Ticket-
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U.S. Army Officer Candidate School
Diamond Anniversary: Join the celebration/reunion April 24-28, 2016, at the
Double Tree Hotel, 5321 Sidney Simmons
Blvd, Columbus, Georgia, 31904. Reservations are required at 706-327-6868, by April
1 to ensure the group rate. The United States
Army Alumni Association represents all Army
officers commissioned through the Officer
Candidate School, regardless of previous
school locations and branches. This reunion
will also represent a great opportunity for
OCS mini-reunion activities. Demonstrations
and briefings related to OCS, tours, grand
opening of the remodeled Wigle Hall, Memorial/Monument Walk, OCS Hall of Fame
Induction Ceremony and Patterson Award
Dinner at the National Infantry Museum.
Membership in the OCS Alumni Association
is also being accepted. (813) 917-4309 or
http://ocsalumni.com
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Rent or buy– 2BR, 1 full BA mobile home in secured fenced 1/2
acre lot in Chaparral. Refrig., stove, washer & dryer hook-ups.
$375/mo. + dep. Pets allowed. 219-8403
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den, all appl. Fresh paint, new carpet bdrms & ceramic flooring.
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security dep. + References req. 751-0600 or 383-4170
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washer & dryer hook-ups, remodeled, tile floors, master cooler,
rock front. 219-8403
East–1370 John Phelan. Soldier owned, must sell for PCS/retirement. 2,744sqft on 7,710sqft lot. 5BR, 3 full BA, 2BA(half), fp,
dine & brkfst area, ceil. fans, converted gar. w/separate entrance,
refrig. A/C, sprinkler sys., storage bldg(pool rm) & shed, privacy
fence, waterfall pond, heated swim pool w/hot tub. Price $200K
(negotiable). More details on zillow.com. Ask for Tom 478-5079
Skateboard Hook-Ups brand T-Shirts. Never worn, brand new.
Various Japanime racy Girl designs. Have about 14-15. Men’s XL.
$10ea or make offer for all. (253)209-2481
Miscellaneous
Metal nuts, screws, bolts & electrical connectors, $10. 929-9294
10737 Onyxstone, 3BR, 2BA, 2 car gar., $895/mo + dep. Ceramic
tile, all appl., pets ok w/deposit, landscaped. No fees. 590-5508
Heavy duty water pump for swamp cooler $12. Coleman 32qt ice
chest, used once $25. Igloo water cooler $25. 598-5643
Eastside, near Rich Beem & Pebble Hills, 3BR, 2BA, lg master
suite, refrig. a/c, several upgrades, about 1700sf, built 2010,
quick drive to Ft Bliss, $127,000. 881-7591
Lawn mower, gasoline powered, used, as is. $75 OBO. 822-3751
NE, 11128 Ilan Ramon, 3BR, 2BA. Gas stove, ref. Close to Ft. Bliss.
$895/mo. 757-3445
4BR, 1.5BA, 2,028 sqft. Nestled in the mountain, great yard w/mature trees. Formal liv. rm w/fp & kitchen w/granite counters. Converted garage. Close to Ft. Bliss & WBAMC. $1,100/mo. 549-4072
10412 Nolan, NE 3BR, 1 3/4 BA, den/office, ref. air, WI fence, SS
ref/stove, tile & hardwood flr. Immaculate cond. Lo maint. Near
schools/Ft Bliss. 16x16 storage. $950/mo. $1000 dep. 433-6236
Central–2121 Grant. 3BR, 1BA home w/1BR, 1BA apt in back that
can rent for $325/mo. Great for family home and rental income.
$99000. Call or text 309-4466
Big house for rent in NE. 3 or 4 bdrms, living rm, game room,
den, 1 3/4 bath, fireplace, bookcases, seperate utility rm, ideal for
growing fam. $1000 + deposit. 731-1066
10737 Onyxstone, 3BR, 2BA, 2 car gar., $895/mo + dep. 5 min
to Ft Bliss, ceramic tile, all appl., pets ok w/deposit, landscaped.
No fees. 590-5508
3104 wayside, 2BR townhouse, den with FP, washer & dryer in
unit, laundry rm, all appl., ceramic tile, cort yard, $795/mo + dep.
& utilities. 5min to Ft Bliss. NO app. fee. NO pets. 269-9232
4BR, 2.5BA house-East. 2 dining, 2 eating areas, dual ovens, huge
island, granite counters. Open floor plan w/split sleeping areas.
Fenced bckyrd, covered patio & built-in fp, storage, 2 car gar.
$1400/mo. Small pets allowed w/ addl dep. 270-300-1548
Available Now; 10833 Obsidian St.,3bd; 1ba, fenced yard, nice,
Beautiful Lenox fine porcelain 5-piece collection of bird and animal figurines. All in excellent condition. $100. 253-304-8406
Stunning Swarovski Atelier Paris Paradise Dragonfly, gold plated
sterling silver crystal stick pin in original box. Like new. $150.
253-304-8406
Humidifier, $15. Lightweight stationary bike, $25. Bissell “Big
Green” carpet cleaner, $50. Skil circular saw, $25. 929-9294
Invincible Ironman #1 Wizard World Con 2008 TX Edition comic
book signed by author/illustrator Joe Quesada. Mint condition, in
protective case, graded 9.8 by CGC. $150. (253)209-2481
Playboy Edition poker chip set. Brand new, never used. Includes
180 three color plastic chips (w/rabbit head logo), 2 decks of
cards and player’s strategy guide. $25. (253)209-2481
Speed Start jump start adapter for Craftsman brand weed trimmers. Brand new, never used. Fits other compatible 2-cycle engine models. Long cord. $25. (253)209-2481
Beautiful 19th century Mexican retablo painting on tin w/frame.
“Nuestra Señora,de Refugio de Pecadores” (Our Lady, Refuge of
Sinners) $250. (253)304 8406
Family Guy “Stewie” resin cast figurines 20th Century Fox Collection series. New. Set of 8 w/different dioramas; Halloween, Grim
Reaper etc. $20ea or make offer for all. (253)209-2481
Furniture
China Hutch, dark mahogany wood, $300 OBO. High-Low coffee
table, medium brown w/ext., $15. Dining room table, w/8 chairs,
extension, dark mahogany, $200 OBO. 929-9294
7 Piece computer desk with chair $2000.00, Grand father clock
German $1800. 6pc custom German schrunk $2000. All in excellent condition. 383-2952
German china schrank, $700, 90” wide x 60” high. Matching coffee table, dark mahogany, $100. $800 for both. 929-9294
Vehicles
2012 KIA SOUL, Good Condition, automatic, 45,000mi, black exterior, asking $10,800. 497-1502
2008 Hyundai Elantra, good condition, automatic, moonroof,
73000mi, silver exterior. Asking $6100. Call or txt 526-4886
2002 Ducati 620 Dark Shadow $2,950. Rear seat rider foot rest
high pipe exhaust, front & rear gear sprockets changed, new battery, new clutch & brake slave cylinders, 18K Miles.
20” Black Devino rims with 275/45 R20 tires $375 (5 X 114.3
BOLT PATTERN) 344-4882
Yard sales
20 Cumberland Circle. Sat. 10am-2pm will continue Sept. 6th &
7th 6pm-9pm. Housewares, crib, tools, home decor, teacher’s
stuff, games, designer’s clothes S/M, & more. $1-$200. 216-0016
Wanted
Buyer for small collection of baseball cards 1990’s - 2000’s. Includes many Hall of Fame stars & rookie cards. Also have a small
comic book collection (13-14) from Wizard World Con 2008. Make
offers. (253)209-2481
Computer and video games
HP m9252p PC, Win 10, 750GB HDD, 4GB mem, DVD-RW, flat
screen monitor, mouse, keyboard & speakers. $100. 217-4722
Sporting goods
Nordictrack Elliptical Intermix Acoustics 2.0 $120. Almost new.
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Baby items
Foam mattress for baby’s crib. Fits all standard size models.
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5 PASSENGER, SATELLITE RADIO, AIR
235 MO.
$
V6, 9 SPD, AUTOMATIC, LEATHER, POWER
EQUIPMENT, 31 MPG
OFF MSRP ON ALL 2015
300 LIMITEDS IN STOCK!
STK#T25586. $235 FOR 72 MOS. 2.75% APR. 20% DOWN
NEW 2015 CHRYSLER 200 LIMITED
OR GET 0% APR FOR 72 MONTHS*
$5,000
SAVINGS INCLUDE ALL DICK POE DISCOUNTS & CHRYSLER REBATES. *SEE DEALER
FOR DETAILS.
AUTO, AIR, ALLOY WHEELS, AND MUCH MORE
289 MO.
$
POWER EQUIPMENT, 31 MPG.
OFF MSRP
ON ALL 2015
FOR 36 MONTHS
200 LIMITEDS IN STOCK!
2005 HYUNDAI
SONATA
2007 HYUNDAI
ELANTRA
$4,995
$6,995
STK#00C5231A, PRICED TO SELL
NEW 2015 RAM 1500 CREW LONE STAR
STK#T25684., LEASE $289 FOR 36 MOS. PLUS ONE REFINANCEABLE FINAL OF $23,826 OR RETURN TO DEALER AND PAY $450 DISPOSAL FEE. $2,995 DUE AT
SIGNING. NO SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIRED. .00019 MONEY FACTOR. 10,000 MILES PER YEAR LEASE, OAC
2007 DODGE CALIBER
R/T AWD
2008 FORD FUSION
S 14
2002 FORD FOCUS
STK#A13020A
STK#000P146N, SAVE GAS
STK#0T25421B, TEST DRIVE THIS ONE
STK#0T25181B, PRICED TO SELL
$7,995
$4,995
2003 NISSAN
MURANO
2008 NISSAN ALTIMA
2.5S
2008 DODGE RAM
1500 RCAB
2008 DODGE
AVENGER SE
2008 JEEP
COMMANDER
$7,995
$8,995
STK#000P114A, PRICED TO SELL
STK#00C5310B, TEST DRIVE THIS ONE
2010 DODGE CALIBER
MAINSTREET
2010 DODGE
JOURNEY FWD SE
$7,995
STK#00C5248B, EXCELLENT TRUCK
$8,995
STK#0000P295, PRICED TO SELL
$9,995
$9,995
$9,995
2008 FORD E-150
2010 CHEVROLET
EXPRESS G1500
2009 DODGE
CHARGER SXT
STK#23504A, WHAT A BUY
2014 FORD FOCUS SE
$12,995
$12,995
$13,995
$13,995
2013 KIA SOUL
2012 HONDA CIVIC
STK#0000P151, FUN TO DRIVE
STK#A13250, NOT A MISTAKE
2014 HYUNDAI
SONATA GLS
$10,995
TWO TO CHOOSE FROM
2013 VW BEETLE
2013 MINI COOPER S
STK#A13256, STEAL THIS ONE
STK#A13119, WAY TOO CHEAP
$14,995
$14,995
$15,995
2011 HONDA FIT
2015 DODGE DART SXT
2012 JEEP LIBERTY
STK#A13254, SUPER GAS SAVER
THREE TO CHOOSE FROM, WHY BUY NEW?
STK#22873A, HARD TO FIND
2015 CHRYSLER
200 C
$16,995
$17,995
2012 ACURA TL
2012 DODGE
CHALLENGER SXT
2011 TOYOTA
SEQUOIA LIMITED
$22,995
$28,995
2012 CHRYSLER
200 LX
2010 KIA SPORTAGE
4X2 LX
$10,995
$10,995
2012 TOYOTA SCION
XB
$11,995
2012 MAZDA 3 I
TOURING
STK#00C5331A, SPORTY SEDAN
STK#0T25563A, LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS
STK#0T25571B, THIS IS THE ONE
$11,995
$15,995
2013 CHEVROLET
SONIC RS
2011 MITSUBISHI
ENDEAVOR LS AWD
2010 JEEP COMMANDER SPORT 4X2
2008 TOYOTA FJ
CRUISER
$12,995
$12,995
$13,995
2009 MAZDA 6 S GT
STK#0000P283, PRICED TO SELL
$13,995
2011 MITSUBISHI LANCER GTS
STK#00C5270A
SPORTY SEDAN
$13,995
2010 NISSAN ROGUE 2005 TOYOTA TUNDRA
4WD SR5 4DR XCAB
STK#0T25428B, THIS IS THE ONE
2014 FORD FOCUS SE
STK#000P242A
THIS IS THE ONE
$11,995
$13,995
PARTS AND SERVICE
OPEN ALL DAY
SATURDAY!
Collection
Point
STK#0T25351A, HARD TO FIND
STK#0T25219D, 4X4
$14,995
$14,995
$21,995
$21,995
2014 JEEP GRAND
CHEROKEE LIMITED 4X4
2013 DODGE
DURANGO RT
TWO TO CHOOSE FROM, WHAT A STEAL
$31,995
STK#A13064A,
PURE LUXURY
STK#0T25500A
LIKE NEW
$14,995
FORT
BLISS
STK#13500A, WONʼT LAST LONG
STK#A13300, MINT CONDITION
2013 TOYOTA AVALON LIMITED
2015 KIA SOUL
$11,995
$11,995
FOUR TO CHOOSE FROM
2008 NISSAN ALTIMA
STK#0T25595A, 4X4
THREE TO CHOOSE FROM
2008 CHRYSLER T&C
STK#23414A, GREAT VACATION VAN
TWO TO CHOOSE FROM, WAY TOO CHEAP
2008 MERCURY
MARINER LUXURY
STK#00C5194A, EXTRA NICE
STK#A13324, WHY BUY NEW?
2010 FORD EDGE
$14,995
STK#0T25418B, FUN TO DRIVE
2014 NISSAN VERSA
SV
$10,995
STK#A12925A, PAYMENT SPECIAL
STK#0T25089E, EXCELLENT TRUCK
$11,995
2012 KIA SOUL
STK#23257A, NEW CAR TRADE
STK#231040, PAYMENT SPECIAL
$10,995
STK#0T25485A, COUPE
$9,995
2012 FORD TAURUS
$10,995
STK#0T25520A, TEST DRIVE THIS ONE
$8,995
2013 CHEVY
IMPALA LT
STK#00C5403A, PRICED TO SELL
$10,995
STK#23550A, NEW CAR TRADE
2008 FORD ESCAPE
XLT
$11,995
STK#0000P139, 5 PASS. CARGO VAN
$10,995
STK#A1337A GREAT STUDENT CAR
2008 VW RABBIT
$11,995
$9,995
2009 PONTIAC G6 GT 2002 CHEVROLET SILVERADO
K2500HD CREW CAB
STK#0T251510, TEST DRIVE THIS ONE
STK#0T25449D, THIS IS THE ONE
STK#000P132B, CARGO VAN
STK#00C5343A, SPORTY SEDAN
2012 SMART
FORTWO CAR
$24,995
STK#A13392, MUST SEE
$34,995
TWO TO CHOOSE FROM
$18,995
STK#A13188, ONLY 22K MILES
STK#23568A, NOT A MISTAKE
2015 CHEVY
TRAVERSE LTZ
2015 RAM 2500 CREW
CAB 4X4
$36,995
$36,995
STK#A13117, A DREAM SUV, ONLY 8K MILES
TWO TO CHOOSE FROM
2014 BMW 228I COUPE
2014 BMW 740I
STK#A13115,
SPORTY COUPE
STK#A13066,
PURE LUXURY
$28,995
$46,995
ON THE LOT...
#1 USED CAR
OR ONLINE AT
DEALER IN
WWW.DICKPOE.COM EL PASO!
ALL PRICES PLUS TAX AND LICENSE. ON APPROVED CREDIT. ALL VEHICLES SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. SALE PRICES GOOD DAY OF AD ONLY. ALL DISCOUNTS ARE FROM DICK POE, AND ALL REBATES ARE FROM THE MANUFACTURERS. FACTORY REBATES VARY IN OTHER STATES. PHOTOS FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY.
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WWW.MISSIONCHEVROLET.COM
*
0%
APR
FOR
72
MONTHS
0% APR FOR 72 MONTHS*
ELELPASO’S
DEALER
PASO’S#1
#1GM
GMVOLUME
VOLUME DEALER
2015 C
Chevy
hevy Sil
Silverado
verado Cr
Crew
ew Cab ““Texas
Texas E
Edition”
dition”
29,999
$
OR $
28,999
TRUCK
MONTH
LABOR DAY
SALE
MISSION
MISSION
CHEVROLET’S
CHEVROLET’S
STK # 51658. MSRP $40,080, REBATE $1,500, BONUS CASH $750, TEXAS EDITION BONUS CASH $1,000, CHEVY TAG B/C $2,250.
MISSION SAVINGS $4,581, PLUS TT&L. OAC.
2015 Chevy Silverado Double Cab
“Texas Edition”
2015 Chevy Silverado Regular Cab
28,490
20,990
$
OR $
$
OR $
27,999
AFTER $500 ALLY DOWN
PAYMENT ASSISTANCE
STK # 51999. MSRP $27,760. REBATE $1,500. BONUS CASH $750.
CHEVY TAG B/C $2,000. MISSION SAVINGS $2,511. PLUS TT&L. OAC.
STK # 51971. MSRP $37,878, REBATE $1,500, BONUS CASH
$750. TEXAS EDITION BONUS CASH $1,000.CHEVY TAG B/C $1,000.
MISSION SAVINGS $5,138. PLUS TT&L.OAC
New 2015 Chevy Equinox
16,999
19,999
$
$
+TTL
+TTL
STK#51950. MSRP $25,530.REBATE $1,000. B/C $750. CHEVY
TAG B/C $1,000. MISSION SAVINGS $2,781. PLUS TT&L OAC
STK #51632. MSRP $20,999. B/C $750. CHEVY TAG B/C
$1,000. MISSION SAVINGS $2,246. PLUS TT&L OAC
COMPARE OUR PRICES ANYWHERE
26,999
40,999
$
$
+TTL
+TTL
STK #51991. MSRP $47,495. CHEVY TAG B/C $1,000.
MISSION SAVINGS $5,496. PLUS TT&L OAC.
STK #51882. MSRP $31,870, REBATE $1,500. B/C $750. CHEVY TAG
B/C $1,000. MISSION SAVINGS $1,621. PLUS TT&L OAC.
New 2016 Chevy
Chevy Cruze
New 2015 C
Chevy
hevy S
Sonic
onic
12,996
New 2016 C
Chevy
hevy Malibu
16,488
$
+TTL
19,996
$
$
+TTL
+TTL
New 2015 Chevy Tahoe
New 2015 Chevy Traverse
2015 Chevy Trax
20,499
AFTER $500 ALLY DOWN
PAYMENT ASSISTANCE
AFTER $1,000 ALLY DOWN PAYMENT ASSISTANCE
New 2015 C
Chevy
hevy Impala
4,500
$
43,440
OFF MSRP
A
AUTOMATIC
UTOMATIC
$6,000 OFF MSRP
3 TO
CHOOSE FROM
SEVERAL TO
CHOOSE FROM
ONLY 2 LEFT
STK#50137, 50334, 50363, MSRP $34,890, REBATE $1,500, BONUS TAG $1,000, MISSION SAVINGS $2,000, PLUS TTL. OAC
STK#51496, 51504, 51505, 51508. MSRP $29,900. REBATE $1,500, B/C $750, BONUS TAG $1,000, MISSION SAVINGS $1,750. PLUS TT&L. O.A.C.
STK#51257, MSRP $49,440, BONUS TAG $2,000, MISSION SAVINGS $4,000, PLUS TT&L. O.A.C.
EXCLUSIVE
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
CERTIFIED
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
2-YEAR/24,000-MILE 1
CPO SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE PLAN
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
PRE-OWNED
2014 CHEVY CRUZE
2013 CHEVY CAMARO
2013 CHEVY EQUINOX
2012 CHEVY CRUZE
2014 CHEVY CAPTIVA
$15,688+TT&L
$20,866+TT&L
$19,688+TT&L
$11,999+TT&L
$16,688+TT&L
STK #42129A
STK #42152A
CERTIFIED
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
STK #50617A
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
5,000
$
+TTL
OFF MSRP
CERTIFIED
SAVE
STK #4306A
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
2012 CHEVY IMPALA LT
STK #4401
7,673 MILES, STK #51531A
$14,999+TT&L
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
PRE-OWNED
2011 CHEVY SILVERADO CREW CAB
2015 CHEVY IMPALA LIMITED
2013 CHEVY CAMARO SS
2014 CHEVY SILVERADO
2015 CHEVY TRAVERSE 2LT
2010 CHEVY SILVERADO
2015 CHEVY SONIC
$24,866+TT&L
$16,999+TT&L
$30,866+TT&L
$27,999+TT&L
$30,688+TT&L
$22,866+TT&L
$14,499+TT&L
TEXAS EDITION, STK #50924A
CERTIFIED
STK #4423
CONVERTIBLE, STK #50765A
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
CREW CAB LT, STK #4432
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
AWD, STK #4436
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
CREW CAB, STK #50984A
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
STK #51552A
CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED
PRE-OWNED
2015 CHEVY SILVERADO C-CAB
2012 CHEVY MALIBU
2015 BUICK ENCLAVE
2015 CHEVY EQUINOX LT
2015 CHEVY MALIBU
2015 CHEVY IMPALA LT
$33,999+TT&L
$11,999+TT&L
$33,866+TT&L
$21,999+TT&L
$18,999+TT&L
$24,688+TT&L
STK #50277A
4X4, STK #4464
STK #50359A
STK #4469
STK #4471
STK #4474
STK #51368A
PREOWNED CENTER
2007 CHEVY MALIBU LS
2007 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE
2011 CHEVY AVEO
2007 CHEVY MONTE CARLO
2009 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE
2012 FORD FOCUS
2010 CHRYSLER 300
2011 HYUNDAI ELANTRA
2011 CHEVY IMPALA
2011 FORD FUSION
$4,999+TT&L
$6,999+TT&L
$7,866+TT&L
$7,999+TT&L
$9,999+TT&L
$10,999+TT&L
$10,999+TT&L
$11,688+TT&L
$11,866+TT&L
$11,999+TT&L
2013 FORD FOCUS
2011 TOYOTA CAMRY
2014 HYUNDAI ACCENT
2013 NISSAN SENTRA
2011 HONDA ACCORD
2012 HYUNDAI SANTA FE
2011 DODGE CARAVAN
2013 TOYOTA COROLLA
2012 HONDA ACCORD
2013 HYUNDAI VELOSTER
$11,999+TT&L
$11,999+TT&L
$12,688+TT&L
$12,999+TT&L
$12,999+TT&L
$13,688+TT&L
$13,999+TT&L
$13,999+TT&L
$14,999+TT&L
$15,866+TT&L
STK#50075B
STK#40562A
STK#50706A-2
STK#4318A
STK#41602B
STK#50193A
STK#41537A
STK#50654A
STK#50540A
STK#50647A
STK#41857B
STK#51243A
STK#50087C
STK#4298A
2014 HYUNDAI ELANTRA
2010 MERCEDES BENZ C300
2010 FORD F-150 CREW CAB
2013 NISSAN MAXIMA
2014 FORD EDGE
2013 TOYOTA AVALON XLE
$16,999+TT&L
$17,999+TT&L
$18,999+TT&L
$19,999+TT&L
$23,688+TT&L
$26,999+TT&L
STK#4360A
STK#41683A
FINDNEWROADS
LUXURY, STK#50330C
™
4X4, STK#50802B
OUR
SERVICE DEPT.
NOW OPEN UNTIL
6 PM ON SATURDAYS
STK#50249A
STK#41968C
STK#50527A
2014 TOYOTA TACOMA
CREW CAB SR5, STK#51554A
$26,999+TT&L
HOURS: M-F 8AM-9PM SAT. 8AM-7PM
STK#50769A
STK#50100B
STK#50841A
STK#50836A
STK#50991A-1
2014 JEEP CHEROKEE
2013 BMW 328i
2013 INFINITI J35
$26,999+TT&L
$27,999+TT&L
$30,999+TT&L
TRAILHAWK, STK#51325A-1
STK#50047C
STK#50819B
(915) 594-1700 NEED A NEW START
George Dieter @ 10
1-915-474-8531
Pictures for illustration purposes only. All vehicles subject to prior sale. All vehicles plus tax, title and license. On approved credit. Dealer contribution may affect final negotiated price. See dealer for details. 0% APR for 60 months on select models in-lieu of all rebates and incentives. Ally Financing OAC. $16.66 per $1,000 financed zero down, plus TT&L. Texas Edition vehicles must be registered in Texas to qualify for all rebates, incentives and option package savings. *Stk #51595. Price $40,695,
option package disc. $750, MSRP $39,945, rebate $1,500, B/C $750, Tx. Edition $1,000 *Bonus Tag Cash $1,500 * $500 Ally down payment asst. Mission savings $5,200. Plus TT&L, O.A.C.. To receive down payment assistance, you must qualify and finance vehicle through Ally, GM Financial or Wells Fargo.
***Mission will sell you the same vehicle, equally equipped, at the same price as a rental unit. These vehicles have been driven by many different people and may have been smoked in, scratched, altered. Don’t be fooled by a “rental”, at new car pricing! Mission Chevrolet will beat any advertised price on the same unit with the same MSRP in Southwest area. Bring in a copy of ad and a purchase order signed by a manager and we will beat the price or give you $100 if we do not beat the price.
1
Covers only scheduled oil changes with filter, tire rotations, and 27 point inspections, according to your vehicle’s recommended maintenance schedule for up to 2 years or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first. Does not include air filters. Maximum of 4 service events. See participating dealer for other restrictions and complete details. 2Whichever comes first, from date of purchase. Excludes normal wear and maintenance items. See participating dealer for limited warranty details. 3Whichever
comes first, from original in-service date See participating dealer for limited warranty details. 4For warranty service for the length of the warranty. 5Whichever comes first. Vehicle exchange only. See dealer for details. 6Three-month OnStar trial. Visit onstar.com for details and system limitations. Three-month SiriusXM trial. If you subscribe after your trial period, subscriptions are continuous until you call SiriusXM to cancel. See SiriusXM Customer Agreement for complete terms at siriusxm.com.
Other fees and taxes will apply. All fees and programming subject to change. *Bonus Tag Cash on GM selected models only. *Tahoe owner loyalty must own a GM 99 model year or newer vehicle to qualify or reside in the same household of registered GM vehicle to qualify. 0% APR for 72 months on most 2015 Chevrolets in stock. Excludes Silverado, Corvette, Tahoe, Suburban and Camaro. $13.88 per $1000 financed. GM Financial financing in lieu of all rebates and incentives. Must qualify for
0% with GM F inancial. To receive down payment assistance you must finance with Ally or GM Financial. All vehicles subject to prior sale. Sale Ends 9-30-15.
2011 FORD EDGE
$16,688+TT&L
STK#4339A
2015 CHEVY TRAX
$18,866+TT&L
$
SAVE
PRE-OWNED
STK#60019, MSRP $23,530, B/C $1,000. BONUS T
TAG
AG $1,000, MISSION SA
SAVINGS
VINGS $1,534. PLUS TTL. OAC
New 2015 Chevy Camaro
Chevy “SS” Sedan
Sedan
New 2015 Chevy
AUTOMATIC
STK#60000. MSRP $19,995, BONUS CASH $500, BONUS TAG $1,000, MISSION SAVINGS $2,007. PLUS TT&L. O.A.C.
STK#52071. MSRP $15,070. REBATE $500, B/C $500, BONUS MISSION SAVINGS $1,074, PLUS TT&L. O.A.C.

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