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P o r i la n d O b s e r v e r A u f o R .e v ie w
SPECIFICATIONS: 3.0-1 Iter, 16, 2 15 horsepower engine: 6-speed manual-overdrive transmission;
MPG is 20 in city and 2 9 on highway; $43,50 0 MSRP.
2007 BMW 5251
K athleen C' akk
A BM W is truly the ultimate
driving m achine that provides the
ultimate driving experience to its
owners. No other car handles like a
BMW. You have to drive itto really
understand why it's called the ulti­
mate driving m achine. BM W o ffi­
cials confirm that 70 percent o f 5-
Series ow ners are men and say
BM W ow ners are people w ho love
to dri ve, love a sense o f control and
appreciate technology. L ike all
BM W s, the 5-Series is a car that’s
driven, not som ething you sort of
point in the direction you want to
by
go and then float over road sur­
faces w ithout a sense o f being co n ­
nected to anything in the process.
You will revel in the driving perfor­
mance. and cherish the moment you
can get hack on the road.
I driving the 525i iseffortless. The
active front steering in the 5-Series
is unbelievable. N othing seem s to
upset its kind nature. The high-
tech. ‘active steering' senses your
turning needs: based on the ca r’s
speed, that a lot o f turning is being
requested and autom atically ad ­
justs the steering ratio for quick
response. G one is the need to turn
and turn and keep turning the steer­
ing wheel w hen exiting a parallel
parking spot. So you can get out of
just about any parking spot w ith no
fuss. It takes a w hile to m aster the
quick steering. The 525i has near
perfect 5O-5O-weight distribution,
w hich h elp s to red u ce w eight
sw ings as the car travels around
curves. Yes, effortless.
The 525i com es loaded with
equally impressive standard features
such as: dual front and side airbags,
front and rear side head-protection
airbags,antilock 4-wheeldisc brakes,
brake assist, antiskid system, rain­
sensing wipersystem. Dynamic Sta­
bility Control, active cm ise control,
tire pressure monitors, dual zone air
control, BMW Assist (emergency
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Aubrey Joyce Russell
bom on October 25, 2006;
4 lbs. 12 oz.
and concierge serv ice) system, out­
side-temperature display, a theft-
deterrent system, remote keyless
entry and so much more. The ¡Drive
is the only feature that is bit trouble­
some. This system handles so many
features that it can absorb the dri ver’ s
attention from the road. The ¡Drive
has a joystick knob that works con­
trolling most o f the key functions for
the entertainment system, naviga­
tion, communication, climate con­
trols and com puter data inform a­
tional system . A lso available is
BMW's Night Vision, which projects
onto a dashboard screen images of
objecLs beyond headlight range, very
cool.
The 525i overall is the ultimate
luxury sedan. BMW owners expect
the ultimate driving experience and
expect to pay a premium price for that
pri vi lege. Howe ver, the average con­
sumers must ask themselves; “Can I
afford to support my BM W 's pre­
mium gas addiction?” and "How
much does it cost to replace those
run-fiat tires?” If you have the means
then the ends would be to step up
and lake the ultimate driving experi­
ence in the ultimate driving machine.
If you are budget conscious but still
have the 'BM W N eed', this would
be a perfect lease vehicle.
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(AP) — A senior V atican cardinal on
Tuesday condem ned the building o f walls
between countries to keep out im m igrants
and said W ashington's plan to build a
fence on the U.S.-M exican border was part
o f an "inhum an program ” .
Cardinal Renato Martino made hiscom -
ments at a new s conference presenting
Pope B enedict’s m essage for the Roman
C atholic C hurch’s W orld Day o f M igrants
and Refugees, in which the Popecalled for
more laws to help im m igrants integrate.
"Speaking o f borders, I must unfortu­
nately say that in a world that greeted the
fall o f the Berlin Wall with joy, new walls
are being built between neighborhood
and neighborhood, city and city, nation
and nation," said M artino, head o f the
V atican’s Council for Justice and Peace.
Loaves & Fishes Centers, The
M eals-O n-W heels People will
deliver more than 1,000 ho, tur­
b Í t u a r i e s
Grant Graduate Remembered
Floyd ‘Tony’ Sails
Funeral services were held M on­
day in Rose City Funeral Home
follow ed by a m em orial service at
the Firs, A M E Zion Church for
F lo y d A n th o n y "T ony"
Sails, w hodied Nov. 4,
2006 o fa heart attack
a, the age 38.
Mr. Sails was
bont Feb. 7 . 1968,
in
S an d u sk y ,
O hio, and moved
to P o rtla n d as a
child. He graduated
from G ran, High School in
1986, and held several jobs, includ­
ing Stocker, jan ito r and laborer, and
most recently worked for Unisource
M anufacturing. He m arried Tasha
M alloy; they divorced.
He was baptized at the First
AM E Zion Church where he sang
in the youth choir. He also at­
tended A lbina Church o f G od and
Life C hange Christian Center.
S u rv iv o rs in c lu d e h is
daughter. Elexis R. Sails;
son, A dante Sails;
m other and step­
father, Willie and
C urtis Carr; fa­
ther, H ugo E.
S a ils ; s is te r s ,
C y n th ia P erry ;
brothers, Hugo D.
Sails, M aury A. Sails,
Frankie Stoudam irc and Pierre
Sails; com panion and her sons.
Sherri Thom pson. Terrance and
Latrel I; form er wi fe Tasha and her
son (his stepson). Teafan Malloy.
In Loving Memory
Shirley Jean Cunningham
Funeral services were held
M onday, N ov. 13, in the
Church of the Living God, 6401
N.E. 10th Ave. in Portland,
for Shirley Jean Cunningham,
who died Nov. 2, 2006 at the
age 58.
Shirley Jean Micheaux was
bom April 8. 1948, in Portland,
where she lived all her life. She
graduated from Lincoln High
School and was a self-employed
adult caregiver.
Survivors include her sons,
Michael G. Morton Jr., Anthony
L. M orton and C harles E.
Cunningham; mother. Hazel
Micheaux; six grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.
Arrangements by Ross Hol­
lywood.
Tues-Fri: 10 to 6
Mon & Sat: 10to4:3G
Bryan Walden
Cardinal Says Fence Inhuman
key dinners to hom ebound seniors
on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 23. The
organization wi 11 also host com m u­
nity T hanksgiving D inners in the
Portland-V ancouver m etro area.
Join a Thanksgiving dinner at
one o f these locations betw een 11
a.m. and 2 p.m. on T hursday, Nov.
23: Beaverton Loaves & Fishes
1505 NE Alberta St.
Portland, OR 97211
- Jesus -
State Farm '
Providing Insurance and Financial Services
R eligion
Homebound
Thanksgiving
Meals
Daytime Service
Tow Truck
(We sell cars)
President Bush signed legislation last
month approving the construction o f a
700-m ile fence — a m ove that angered
M exico’s governm ent.
Bush defends the fence as necessary
to tighten control o f the border to keep
crim inals and terrorists out. T housands o f
poor M exicans risk their lives each year
sneaking across the 2,000-m ile border to
seek jobs.
Workers build a
fence along the
U.S.-Mexican
border.
Center, Elsie StuhrCenter,555OS.W.
Hall B lvd.; B elm ont L oaves &
F is h e s
C e n te r,
S o u th e a s t
M ulticulutural Center, 4610 S.E.
Belm ont: C entro Cultural. 11 ION.
A dair, C ornelius; Cherry Blossom
Loaves & Fishes Center, Eastside
C o m m u n ity C en ter,7 4 0 S .E . 106th
Ave.; Elm C ourt Loaves & Fishes
Center, Y W CA , 1111 S.W . 10th
Ave.; King City City Hall. 15245
S.W. 116th A ve.; T igard Loaves
& Fishes C enter, 8815 S.W . O ’
M ara; and M anor E vangelical
Church. 17913 N.E. 72nd in Battle
G round, Wash.
For inform ation, call 503-736-
6325 o r360-693-7125.
Grace Holiday Bazaar
A holiday bazaar with arts and
crafts for sale will take place S atur­
day,N ov. 1 8 fro m 9 a .m .to 2 p .m .a t
G race M emorial Episcopal Church,
1535 N.E. 17 ,h Ave.
The event will also include a
raffle for a handm ade quilt created
by the W om en o f G race, a gourm et
lunch for $7, preserves and hom e­
made foods and a treasure sale.
Pre-Thanksgiving Dinner
C elebrate hot meals, good fel­
low ship and free clothing with
B rothers on the M ove as they
p rese n t th e ir 9 th A nnual Pre-
T hanksgiving D inner, Saturday,
Nov. 18 from 11 a.m. to 3 :3 0 p.m. at
C om er Stone Com m unity Church
o f G o d in C h rist, 2 2 1 6 N .E.
Killingsworth.
Arrange for a free ride to the
dinner from either o f these pick-up
points; T hird A venue and East
Burnside at 11 a.m ., 12:30 p.m., 2
p.m. and 3:30 p.m., or a, Northeast
Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
and W ygant Street at 11:3() a.m., 1
p.m. ant 2:30p.m .
Call5O3-281 -4587 forinformation.
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