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Rice is president of >VÜ> 74 the Amador Athletic Boosters Club were in the out-of- /ÀiÊ`ëÃ>ÊviiÊ`iÃÊ>««ÞÊÊÃiÊÃÌ>Ìià xä]äääÊiÊ/Ài>`ÊviÊÌi`Ê7>ÀÀ>ÌÞ ÊÌ iÀÊ`ÃVÕÌÃÊ>««Þ and Graham handled logistics and the-ballpark range, According to long-time real estate finances, counting door receipts expert and attorney Robert Bruss, Get up to a Or, double your Rebate up to that totaled $195,000, a new whop- generating over "the top reason a home doesn't sell" $ $ ping record before expenses. $5,000. is very simple: "the asking price is 50 100 12 Months Even the “items” contributed for too high." er with the purchase when you make the purchase on the No Interest4 of a set of four select Goodyear tires. Goodyear Credit Card. See below for more details. the silent auction held before the On Goodyear Credit Card purchases of $500 Okay—but what exactly does or more from March 8 through April 5, 2008. dinner were in the out-of-the-ball- This was the 23rd annual fund- "too high" mean? And why can't a Minimum payments required. park range, generating over $5,000 raiser dinner-dance sponsored by for such offerings as sports tickets, the Boosters, who raise money buyer who likes your property go power tools, laptop computers and during the year for 23 athletic ahead and offer less than you're ask- weekend getaways. sporting programs that include all ing for it? Lube, Coolant / Skilled auctioneer Mark Gellman varsity and junior varsity sports, "Too high" means that the asking Oil fi lter $ 95 Antifreeze $ 95 Change & of Charity Benefits handled the live the cheerleaders and other sport- price simply can't be justified by the 4-Tire Rotation Service auction after dinner with his usual ing organizations at Amador recent selling prices of comparable 17 49 VÕ`iÃ\ VÕ`iÃ\ rapid-fire call for bids that steadily Valley High. homes located nearby. Today's buyers raised the offers on scores of top- Parsons found that with the school UÊ-ÞÌ iÌVÊ i`Ê"]Ê iÜÊÌiÀÊ­Õ«ÊÌÊwÊÛiʵÕ>ÀÌî UÊ*ÀiÃÃÕÀiÊÌiÃÌÊÃÞÃÌiÊvÀÊi>à value contributions. This included district’s decision to cut some coach- are far more sophisticated than they UÊÎÓ«Ì°ÊëiVÌ UÊ À>ÊÀ>`>ÌÀ]ÊÀiwÊÊÜÌ ÊÕ«ÊÌÊÓÊ}>ÃÊ xäÉxäÊ>ÌvÀiiâi a seven-day stay in a 3,000-square- ing jobs along with programs and were five or ten years ago. They know UÊ >ÃÃÃÊÕLiÊ­vÊ>««V>Li® what homes like yours are selling for foot apartment in the bow of The classroom aides, such as reading ÃÌÊÛi ViðÊ->ÛiÊÌ ÀÕÊäÎÉÓnÉän ÃÌÊÛi ViðÊ->ÛiÊÌ ÀÕÊäÎÉÓnÉän World, a private cruise ship that specialists, parents were especial- and, generally, they are prepared to spends its time sailing the globe. ly motivated this year to pitch in offer a fair purchase price if they like The high bidders can board the actively and financially to help. They your property. vessel anywhere it docks to start know it’s going to be a hard couple However, if you are asking more their seven-day tour. Other winning of years for many of these programs Front / OFF 95 $ Computerized $ than makes sense in the current ÀÌÊ Ê / ÀÕÃÌÊ bids went for a banquet for 24 with and they’re willing to do whatever Rear Break ,i>ÀÊÝi Vehicle }i winery magnate Phil Wente, two it takes to keep Amador athletics market, most buyers won't think Service 50 49 Alignment weeks at a club in Phoenix and a financially sound. Their record- you're a serious seller and, further, day of sailing on a 42-foot yacht on setting attendance at Saturday’s will doubt that they can negotiate a $ OFF $ 95 the San Francisco Bay. Booster fundraiser and generous fair purchase price with you. So they ÀÌÊ Ê ÕÀÊ7 ii ,i>ÀÊÝi The poker-based theme of the contributions may also bode well generally won't even want to look at 25 69 viÌiÊ7>ÀÀ>ÌÞÊÊ ÃVÊ*>`Ã]Ê À>iÊ- ià event was “All In,” and most of in any effort by the school board to your home. Obviously, if they don't £ÓÊÉ£Ó]äääÊiÊ7>ÀÀ>ÌÞ° the nearly 500 party-goers joined ÃÌÊÛi ViðÊ->ÛiÊÌ ÀÕÊäÎÉÓnÉän Save thru 03/28/08 seek approval for a parcel tax to help even look at it, they're not going to Gellman, a Ruby Hill auction all schools later this year. N make an offer on it. Your real estate professional can NOW OPEN! 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