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Father charged
in infant death
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 FACES of
MONTGOMERY
People who call our community their own.
The Paper photo by Jennifer Callis
Zoey Issac is 6 and lives in
Crawfordsville with her parents.
She was on her way home from
the Strawberry Festival. She
loves the amount of stuff available for her to do.
 THREE THINGS
You Should Know:
1
Perhaps the weather was a
little too good last weekend
at the Strawberry Festival.
Word from the stage is that the
sun made the surface a little
too warm for the dancers and
performers.
2
The Paper caught some
flak from observant
readers. We published a
graphic of an American Flag
Monday to celebrate Flag Day.
But we inverted the image. We
humbly apologize. Despite good
intentions we fell short.
3
Our favorite quarterback
Peyton Manning got his
second Super Bowl ring recently. Sure we like Andrew Luck
but we wish Peyton had earned
that ring in Indiana instead of
Denver.
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Wally Wabash stopped by Crawfordsville's famous Strawberry Festival Saturday. Wally joined several thousand other festival goers
as the weather, the entertainment, booths and crowds all made
for a perfect weekend. According to Festival officials, there are
no official attendance numbers yet. Stay tuned to The Paper for a
complete report when it is available.
A 5-month-old Crawfordsville
boy died and his father is facing
more serious charges.
Connor Filley died early
Sunday afternoon at Riley Children’s Health in Indianapolis of
head trauma injuries.
Steven Allen Filley was
arrested and transported to the
Montgomery County Jail just
after midnight Thursday by the
Crawfordsville Police Department. As a result of the autopsy,
Filley’s charges were amended.
Filley, 26, is now facing
preliminary charges of felony
battery resulting in serious injury (Level 2), felony aggravated
battery (Level 1) and felony
neglect of a dependent (Level
1). Originally the charged were
all filed at Level 3. Level 1 felony charges are the highest level
which can be filed.
Crawfordsville Det. Lt. Bob
Rivers said Filley called 911 at
7:43 a.m. Tuesday reporting
that his son was unresponsive.
Crawfordsville Fire Department
Monday MEETINGS
The Crawfordsville City Council
and the Montgomery County
Commissioners both met
Monday. Read both stories
online at www.thepaper24-7.
com.
paramedics and police went to
the Campus View Apartments,
408 S. Walnut S. where they
found the child with head injuries.
They took him to Franciscan
St. Elizabeth Health-Crawfordsville and from there he was
airlifted to Riley.
According to police, Filley
initially said he found the boy
unresponsive and then tripped
and fell with him on his way to
make the 911 call.
Child Protective Services of
Montgomery County is also
investigating.
Filley is being held on a
$20,000 cash bond and remains
the Montgomery County Jail.
Bad news doesn't just happen at 3 a.m.
It used to be that bad news
came in the form of a phone call
or knock on the door. In today’s
world, it’s just as likely to be
an e-mail, a Facebook post or
some other electronic harbinger
of news.
Progress, I guess.
The e-mail tagline on my
computer screen simply said “A
Hoosier legend has died.” Who
knew an e-mail could feel like a
phone ringing at 3 o’clock in the
morning?
Hello, everyone
I’ve learned that Ray Moscowitz, an
Indiana Journalism Hall of Famer and
legend amongst many Hoosier journalists, has died.
in 1938, he spent
his adult life working in newspapers
– good newspapers
that were made
better by his presence. The 14-part
series he wrote
when covering the
Middle East was
lauded by the editor of the Chicago
I suppose the
TIM TIMMONS
Daily News as the
word legend is
Two Cents
best he had seen.
probably overRay won more
used today. Not
journalism awards
so in this case.
individually than most newsRay Moscowitz, a man small in
stature, was a giant in the news- paper staffs do. And he was a
great editor and teacher. He sent
paper industry. He had a sharp
former staff members to USA
laugh and a wit to match. Born
He had been
battling brain cancer
and had a recent
emergency surgery
for a perforated bowel.
All journalists lost a
friend with his death,
Steve Key
Hoosier State
Press Association
 HONEST HOOSIER
Let me get this straight. We
spent a bunch a bucks on the
courthouse parking lot because
it’s the “gateway” to our fair city.
But we couldn’t clean up the
weeds all around the new sign
and parking lot before all the out-of-town visitors showed up for the Strawberry Festival?
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Today, U.S. News & World
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beyond.
Ray grew up in Los Angeles
but eventually ended up with
the Nixon newspaper family
and settled in Indiana. Hoosier
journalists who were lucky
enough to work for and with
him often said they graduated
from the Ray Moscowitz School
of Journalism.
Most readers in Montgomery
County never knew Ray, but
he had an impact on the little
newspaper that could. Ray and I
met what seems like a hundred
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 THE MONTGOMERY MINUTE
32E bridge could cause traffic delays Wednesday
Travelers on State Road 32 east of Crawfordsville may find the going a
little slower than usual Wednesday.
That’s because the Indiana Department of Transportation plans to
inspect the bridge over Big Walnut Fork, weather permitting. The one-lane
restriction is scheduled to take place between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. so
bridge engineers can perform a routine inspection. Flaggers will control
traffic at the bridge.
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Habitat schedules open house
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the first
Habitat for Humanity
day isn't
from 9
of Montgomery Counthe end
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ty's Family Selection
of our
10:30
Committee Chair John
partnera.m.,
ship,
Edie can already enand the
vision the next family
but
second
who will make their
just the
from
transition house on
begin1 p.m.
Russell Avenue a home. ning."
to 2:30
Photo provided p.m.
HabOutdoor barbecues,
itat for Sessions scheduled for June 25. The
children playing in the
Humanspacious yard, meeting
information presentation will
neighbors: these experi- ity is having an open
ences are readily waithouse on Saturday,
begin promptly at the
ing for the right family
June 25 at 810 Jennison start of the sessions.
who is ready to invest
Street in CrawfordsIf there are enough
ville. The intent will be participants signing up,
in their future.
to talk to potential part- a third meeting during
"The day we hand
ner families about our
over the keys is one of
the following week may
process and give them
the greatest days in the
be added.
the information needed
lives of both the family
"We are always
to apply to become a
and Habitat for Hulooking for new partmanity of Montgomery
ner families who are
partner family. There
County," said Edie.
struggling to make ends
will be two sessions,
meet, don’t have a lot
of the means yet, but
still have the desire to
build their future," Edie
said. "We really get
Benton Millis
excited about building
May 15, 1927 – June 11, 2016
houses for those kinds
Benton Millis, 89 of Greensburng, Ind. passed away
of families."
on Saturday, June 11, 2016.
He was born May 15, 1927 to Robert J. & Beth Reid
Millis in Crawfordsville.
He married Mary Louise Oxer in 1951. Mrs. Millis
proceeded him in death in 2011.
Private family services will be held at a later date.
Family and friends can leave condolences at www.
huntandson.com
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 NEWS BRIEFS
Traffic could be a
problem Wednesday
Travelers on State Road
32 east of Crawfordsville
may find the going a little
slower than usual Wednesday.
That’s because the Indiana Department of Transportation plans to inspect
the bridge over Big Walnut
Fork, weather permitting.
The one-lane restriction
is scheduled to take place
between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.
so bridge engineers can perform a routine inspection.
Flaggers will control traffic
at the bridge.
Skate to Russellville
The Russellville Community Center invites everyone
to lace up their skates for
a Summer Skating event
Saturday from 2 p.m. to 5
p.m.
Various snacks and
refreshments will be sold
during the event.
There will be a $3 charge
for skate rental per person.
The profit will help pay
for costs at the community
center. The public is invited
and encouraged to attend.
Flags at half-staff
INDIANAPOLIS – In accordance with a presidential
proclamation, Indiana Gov.
Mike Pence directed flags
be flown at half-staff at state
facilities statewide to honor
the victims of Sunday’s terror attack in Orlando. Flags
should be flown at half-staff
beginning immediately until
sunset on Thursday, June
16.
Paper made
mistake with
American flag
The directive overlaps a
previous directive from the
governor, which ordered
flags be lowered to half-staff
for the passing of Hoosier
West Point Cadet Mitchell
Alexander Winey. Winey
was one of nine soldiers
killed when their truck overturned in a flooded area in
Ft. Hood. Flags for Cadet
Winey should remain at
half-staff until sunset Saturday, the day of his funeral.
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Then set aside June 28 when
the school has a job fair
aimed at filling open positions at the university.
The event will be from
9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and
2:30 to 6 p.m. at Hall for
Discovery and Learning
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free in a nearby lot.
Breakout sessions will
be held during the fair,
including a question-and-answer panel featuring Purdue
Human Resources staff and
key departmental hiring
managers; an overview of
the Purdue hiring process;
and tips on resume writing
and interviewing. Although
registration for the career
fair is not required, the
first 15 registrants for each
session will receive a complimentary resume critique.
There will be a sign-up
sheet available at the event
entrance. To see specific
times for each breakout
session, visit www.purdue.
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Those attending the fair
also will be able to get
information on Purdue
benefits, how to apply at
Purdue and the job categories available.
Outdoor Recreation administers the grant funding to
applicants for both non-mo-
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talk online with biologist
Sarabeth Klueh-Mundy on
Wednesday from 2 p.m.
to 3 p.m. on the DNR’s
Facebook wall. Klueh-Mundy will discuss box turtles in
Indiana, including characteristics, habitat, behavior,
lifespan and conservation
status. Participants are invited to join the conversation
and ask questions.
To join a chat, go to the
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DNR experts will answer
questions as time allows.
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is a part of the Coalition for
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Take a step back in time at
West Baden Springs Hotel
Want to take a step
back in time and meet
costumed characters from
the Indiana’s historic and
colorful past? You can
rub shoulders with some
of the rich, famous and
notorious guests who visited West Baden Springs
during its heyday in the
early 1900s during monthly Twilight Tours at the
National Historic Landmark hotel. The tours are
offered at 7 p.m. on June
25, July 23, Aug. 13 and
Sept. 17.
West Baden Springs
attracted the rich and
famous from around the
globe during the early
20th Century as people
sought out the healing
mineral springs. The
75-minute Twilight Tour
relates stories from the
early days, delivered by
costumed characters. This
year, the 100th anniversary of World War I, visitors will hear from actors
playing Nurse Alice Beatle and Lt. Col. Raymond
Bliss about how West
Baden Springs served as
an Army Hospital for nine
months in 1918.
An actor will portray
palm reader Mademoiselle
Louise, a former school
teacher, who took a
correspondence course in
the art of palmistry, then
worked full time in the
hotel charging 50 cents
for a reading. Also back
this year is crowd-favorite Margaret Brown, the
Unsinkable Molly Brown,
who tells of her harrowing experience aboard
the Titanic. Other actors
portray Show Boat author
Edna Ferber and Chicago
gangster Big Jim Colosimo.
New characters introduced this year include
silver screen cowboy
Tom Mix, a friend of the
family that owned the
hotel, and famed defense
attorney and civil libertarian Clarence Darrow.
Twilight Tours on June
25, July 23, Aug. 13 and
Sept. 17 begin at 7 p.m.
The cost is $15 ($14 for
Indiana Landmarks members) and $10 for children
13 and under.
Reserve tickets online at
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Springs Hotel near French
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WHO: Staged by
Indiana Landmarks, with
actors portraying some of
the famous and infamous
people who stayed at the
hotel in the early 20th
Century.
COST: $15 per person
($14 for Indiana Landmarks members); $10 for
children 13 and younger.
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Incidents Sunday
online at our website:
12:24 a.m. – Report of
a disturbance in the 1000
block of Corey Blvd.
4:16 a.m. – Report of
loud music in the 400 block
of S. Walnut St.
6:02 a.m. – Report of a
business alarm in the 200
block of Waynetown Road
1:51 p.m. – Report of a
vehicle accident on S. U.S.
Hwy. 231 near Valero gas
station
1:56 p.m. – Report of a
vehicle accident involving
personal injury near the
intersection of Washington
St. and Chestnut St.
3:10 p.m. – Report of
drug activity in the 200
block of S. Water St.
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10:14 p.m. – Report of
a medical run in the 800
block of E. Elmore St.
10:27 p.m. – Report of
a civil dispute in the 200
block of Argonaut Drive
11:20 p.m. – Report of
an animal complaint in the
900 block of W. Market St.
SHERIFF’S
DEPARTMENT
Incidents Sunday
12:35 a.m. – Report of a
domestic disturbance in the
0 block of E. CR 1050 S.,
Ladoga
2:48 a.m. – Report of
a business alarm in the
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the hotel’s colorful history
WHEN: June 25, July
23, Aug.13, and Sept. 17.
The 75-minute tours begin
at 7 p.m.
WHERE: West Baden
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Sports Tuesday
THE TICKER
A5
June 14, 2016
The 41st Strawberry Festival Men’s Softball Tournament champion was HRC from Illinois with a 13-2 win over Brew Crew of Avon. See more about a local Co-ed team on A6.
“Her work ethic is 110 percent”
Softball P
lay
of the Yea er
r
- Southmont’s softball coach Jennifer Watson
on The Paper’s 2016 Softball Player of the Year Sydney Casteel
Mountie
Sydney
Casteel
swings hot
bat junior year
By Maria Leichty
[email protected]
Extra base hits were somewhat of a specialty for Sydney
Casteel her junior season. In
fact, they have been somewhat
of a specialty all three years of
her high school career. This
year, Casteel has been named
The Paper’s 2016 Softball Player of the Year.
The deep left or right-center
hits were a signature for the junior Mountie when she stepped
up to the plate. This allowed
her to finish the season with 15
doubles – bumping her career
doubles to 36.
“When she stepped up to
bat, I had a sense of confidence
built inside me that I knew that
she was going to get on base,”
Mountie coach Jennifer Watson
said.
Casteel made her way to a
.552 on base percentage and
.906 slugging percentage this
year. Her walks seemed to increase as the season went on and
pitchers feared her bat.
“For a period of the season
I actually moved her to leadoff
hitter because I was concerned
about people intentionally
walking her,” Watson said. “If
that was going to be the case, I
moved her to lead off for Paige
and Avery to get her around.”
She punched through four
homeruns, ending with a .477
batting average this season.
Two of her homeruns came in
the County matchups between
Southmont and Crawfordsville.
One of them ended the first
game with a walk off to run-rule
the Athenians.
“It just proves one swing of
the bat can completely change
the game,” Casteel said.
One of her swings also
changed momentum in Southmont’s final game of the season
at the Sectional finals. Casteel
came up to bat in the fifth inning
after teammate Paige Knowling had walked. Down 3-2,
Casteel’s swing gave Southmont
the two runs they needed to get
ahead.
“It’s great knowing you’re a
part of something,” she added.
Watson said Casteel actually
performs better under pressure
situations.
“Sydney is a pressure athlete,” she stated. “Just like the
Sectional game, we were down
Casteel DEETS
Casteel STATS (through junior year)
• Position: First Base / Utility
• College: Louisiana Tech
• Career Goal: Medical Research
• Favorite Food: Mac & Cheese
Career: 36 Doubles, 9 Homeruns, .450 batting average
• 2016: 15 Doubles, 4 Homeruns, .477 batting average
• 2015: 9 Doubles, 4 Homeruns, .459 batting average
• 2014: 12 Doubles, 1 Homerun, .417 batting average
and we needed to get ahead and
there was a lot of pressure for
her. She felt it and she took care
of it.”
Despite the Sectional loss,
Casteel and the Mounties finished 18-9 on the season. Watson said Casteel really grew in
her leadership skills this season.
“She was named a captain
this year and she really took
that leadership role within her
team,” Watson said. “If she
saw somebody struggling with
batting, she would help them
out and give them some drills to
do and help whatever issue they
were having.”
One of the times she had to
step up was after the team suffered a loss to Turkey Run. The
seven-hour practice fell into the
captains’ laps.
“We really started to work on
our competitiveness and not letting off the pedal,” Casteel said.
Her favorite game of the
season was one of their last
non-conference games against
Class 4A Westfield. The Mounties were behind going in to the
seventh inning.
“It was 30 degrees . . . after
spring break and it was this
big 4A school against these
little country people,” Casteel
reminisced. “We were down the
entire game and we rallied in the
sixth and seventh and ended up
winning it.”
Casteel has one more season
to go before she heads off to
Louisiana Tech where she committed in September of 2015.
“I’m just excited for a new
experience and be in someplace
totally different,” she said.
“Coach Montgomery has done
a really good job of improving
upon the program.”
Watson said she is excited for
another year with her.
“Her work ethic is something
I don’t need to worry about, it’s
already there for her. She is a
very focused player.”
Casteel kicked off her summer
club ball season this past weekend and will continue throughout
the summer into the fall.
“She is going to continue to
get better and I’m excited that
she has another year and I’m
excited to coach her,” Watson
said. “What more could a coach
ask her?”
Casteel and the Mounties will
hit the fields next spring but her
commitment to the game will
continue on.
“I haven’t seen someone so
passionate about softball,” Watson said. “There isn’t a day that
goes by that she is not working
on something. She has a lot of
heart. She has a lot of desire and
her commitment is through the
roof.”
Mounties dominate The Paper’s All-County 1st Team
By Maria Leichty
[email protected]
Four Southmont Mounties and one Crawfordsville
Athenian made it on to
The Paper’s 2016 Softball
All-County 1st Team. The
All-County Teams and
Players of the Year are
chosen by Montgomery
County coaches and The
Paper sports staff.
Sydney Casteel took the
helm of the All-County
Team as 2016 Softball
Player of the Year accompanied by three teammates
on the 1st Team. Mounties Paige Knowling,
Avery Hess and Paige
Sheean also helped fill out
four of the five spots.
Knowling led the team
as a freshman pitcher, tossing most of the
games and ending with
a 15-8 pitching record.
She not only showed her
leadership on the mound
but also at the plate. She
finished the season hitting
.359 with 33 hits and 25
RBIs. Knowling held the
third highest number of
RBIs for the strong offensive team.
Hess was one of two
Mounties to hit above a
.400 average. Hess split
her time between middle
infield and outfield on
defense while championing a .459 batting average
with 45 hits and 17 RBIs.
She hit as many doubles
as she did triples (seven
each) while tacking on a
homerun as well. As a
leadoff hitter for much of
the season, she scored the
most runs for the Mounties with a total of 42.
Sheean was around the
.400 mark ending with
a .393 at the plate. She
had 33 hits and 30 RBIs
(tying for the most runs
batted in.) She also added
10 doubles and a homerun
to the repertoire. Sheean
spent most of her time at
second base, fielding a
.906 percentage.
Crawfordsville’s Mi-
chaela French represented
the Athenians on the 1st
Team. French joined Hess
and Casteel in the .400
zone at the plate. Her
.418 gave Crawfordsville
five homeruns and four
doubles. She accumulated
23 hits and 17 RBIs over
the season. Her leadership
extended to the catcher
position for the Athenians
as well.
The five spots on the
2nd Team were filled by
an Athenian, two Chargers and two Mounties.
Mia Stadler stepped up
as the main pitcher for
Crawfordsville as a freshman, with 20 appearances
on the mound. She supplemented that with a .242
batting average.
Becca Adams and
Cheyenne Warren were
nominated from the North
Montgomery softball
team. Warren’s stick led
the offensive battle for the
Chargers with a .452. Her
and Adams each had 14
Today in
Montgomery County Sports
June 14, 2005
Southmont High School boys golfer Nic Hamm shot an 81
(nine-over-par) and Crawfordsville’s Toby McCullough fired an
87 (15-over-par) at the first day of the IHSAA State Golf Finals.
They missed the cut for the second day. Hamm tied for 80th after the first day, while McCullough tied for 123rd. The top nine
teams and top nine individuals qualified for the final round.
1st Team
Casteel
French
Hess
Knowling
Sheean
Stadler
Warren
2nd Team
Adams
Crist
hits. Adams ended with
a .378 as well as eight
RBIs.
Jordan Crist and Stazia
Mikalik put the Mountie
count up to six on the
Mikalik
All-County Team. Crist
and Mikalik each sat
around .320 for the season
with about 25 hits. Mikalik sent out seven doubles
while Crist chipped in a
SPORTS FEATURE
• Lady Charger youth camp coming
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The camp will go from 9 a.m. to 11:30
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homerun.
The Paper’s All-County
team has four seniors:
Michaela French, Stazia
Mikalik, Paige Sheean
and Cheyenne Warren.
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years ago and became
friends. He followed my
career from one coast to
the other and often sent
me notes saying he was
proud of this or that I had
done. A note of that sort
from Ray meant everything because he wasn’t
one to pass out compliments lightly.
When we opened our
doors in Crawfordsville
a dozen years ago, Ray
was one of my first phone
calls. Actually, wherever
I worked Ray was one
of my first calls. When I
wanted to upgrade training for reporters in North
Carolina, I called Ray.
When we set up a leadership training program for
senior managers in South
Bend, I called Ray. When
I was thinking about
leaving a cushy job to
help start a newspaper in
Crawfordsville, I called
Ray.
He was there every
single time.
Ray’s worked with The
Paper’s news staff, giving
them the kind of information that only someone
who’s been there and
exceled can give. He
came to Crawfordsville
to speak to the company
shareholders at one of
our first board meetings.
He had 10 of us seated
around the table and
asked each one to share
why they had invested
significantly in a daily
newspaper. Most of us
said something along the
lines of creating a community partner, being an
advocate for readers and
things like that. After the
last one, the diminutive
Ray slammed his open
palm down on the table
and said, “Wrong! You
own a business to make
money! If you don’t make
money, the business
won’t survive! Don’t ever
forget that!”
As the years flew by,
I guess Ray liked what
we were doing. He called
one day and asked if we
would consider starting
a paper in another city.
He said the existing paper
had lost touch with the
readers and the community. We talked a long time
about that. A newspaper
that wasn’t truly connected to its community was
simply a foreign concept
to Ray.
It’s not possible to sum
Ray Moscowitz up in
a nice, neat, tidy paragraph. He was a member
of the Indiana Journalism
Hall of Fame. When the
Hoosier State Press Asso-
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to honor Indiana newspapers that went above and
beyond the call of duty,
they chose to name it the
Ray Moscowitz Award.
His many other accolades, the honors could
literally take up pages.
Steve Key, the director
of Hoosier State Press,
said it perfectly in the
e-mail – all journalists
lost a friend in his death.
Rest in peace, Ray
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D.V.D ENTERTAINMENT
42,329
$
YOU SAVE
YOU SAVE
$
6,577
$
NEW
‘15 FOCUS
AUTO
MOONROOF
POWER WINDOWS/LOCKS
ABS BRAKES
16” WHEELS
#52390C
LIST PRICE $21,915
SALE PRICE $20,743
LESS RET. CUST. - $2,000
LESS RETAIL BONUS - $1,000
LESS SMART BONUS - $1,000
16,743
$
NEW
‘16 FUSION
LIST PRICE $30,475
SALE PRICE $27,395
LESS RET. CUST. - $1,450
LESS RETAIL BONUS - $1,000
LESS SMART BONUS - $1,000
SE PKG
MOONROOF
MYFORDTOUCH
18” WHEELS
FULL POWER
HTD STEERING WHEEL
LEATHER W/ HEAT
23,945
$
YOU SAVE
5,172
$
‘16 ESCAPE
SE PACKAGE
POWER WINDOWS/LOCKS
REAR VIEW CAMERA
SYNC
ALLOY WHEELS
17” WHEELS
#60601T
LIST PRICE $26,475
SALE PRICE $24,705
LESS RET. CUST. - $1,450
LESS FMCC FINANCE -$1,000
LESS SMART BONUS - $1,000
21,255
$
$
NEW
‘16 EXPLORER
XLT
4X4
SYNC
HANDS FREE
LIFT GATE
FULL POWERS
2.3 ECOBOOST
LIST PRICE $41,915
SALE PRICE $39,053
LESS RET. CUST. - $1,450
LESS ECOBOOST - $500
LESS SMART BONUS - $1,000
36,103
$
YOU SAVE
5,812
$
MIKE RAISOR FORD www.RAISOR.com
2051 SAGAMORE PKWY SO., LAFAYETTE
-&63$'
3$'
NEW
#60256T
LIST PRICE $38,550
SALE PRICE $35,688
LESS RET. CUST. - $1,450
LESS FMCC FINANCE -$1,000
LESS SMART BONUS - $1,000
32,238
$
YOU SAVE
$
‘16 EXPLORER
PLATINUM PKG
3.5 ENGINE
20" WHEELS
2ND ROW BUCKETS
D.V.D. PLAYERS
LEATHER
6,530
D
L
O
S
5,220
$
NEW
‘16 ESCAPE
TITANIUM PKG
4X4
MOONROOF
19” WHEELS
BLIS
TOW PKG.
YOU SAVE
#60858T
4,646
#60618C
YOU SAVE
NEW
#60721T
6,312
#60880T
LIST PRICE $57,275
SALE PRICE $54,365
LESS RET. CUST. - $1,450
LESS SMART BONUS - $1,000
51,915
$
YOU SAVE
5,360
$
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