Iowa City Press-Citizen RECORDS Thursday, April 15, 2004 Obituaries Michael Barger, 53 Michael "Mick" Barger, 53, of 45 Birch Court, North Liberty, died of cancer Wednesday, April 14, 2004, at University Hospitals. Arrangements are with Lensing Funeral and Cremation Service. Paul Ross 87 Paul Lee Ross, 87, died Tuesday, April 13, 2004, at Westview Care Center in Indianola, Iowa. Family will greet friends from 12:00 p.m. until 1:00 p.m.
at the Chapel in Memory Gardens Cemetery in Iowa City. A Memorial Service, led by the Rev. Brian Gentz of Immanuel Lutheran Church, will be held at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, April 17, in the Chapel and burial will follow. Mr. Ross was born in Fulton, Missouri to Charles and Virginia White Ross Ross.
In 1932, he moved to Iowa City where he received many awards as an athlete at Iowa City High School. He lived there until 1978, except for short intervals, when his work as a construction electrician took him to other states. He and his wife retired to Washington, Iowa, where he lived until 2003. He was a member of IBEW Local 405 and Immanuel Lutheran Church in Washington. In his spare time and retirement he enjoyed fishing, gardening, playing cards, and visiting with his grandchildren and greatgrandchildren and was an enthusiastic collector, especially of coins and stamps.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Gladys Jones Ross; daughter, Mary Bernstein; and brothers, Arthur, Oscar, and Archie. He is survived by daughters, Ruth (Stephen) Hall of Indianola and Judith (Dale) Venzke of Washington; son, Paul Lee Ross, Jr. of Cedar Rapids; sister, Marian Goodman of Maryland Heights, Missouri; sonin-law, Russell Bernstein of Richland Center, Wisconsin; sister-in-law, Mary Ross of Fulton; 12 grandchildren and 12 greatgrandchildren. Overton Funeral Home in Indianola is in charge of arrangement. Hazel Edmundson, 91 Hazel Searcy dent of Friday, Hospice will be Hamilton's Lyon Highland Cemetery.
Redmon McMillen Edmundson, 91, a resiValley View Village, died April 9, 2004 at InTrust Taylor House. Services 11 a.m. Friday, April 16 at Funeral Home on Street, with burial at Memory Gardens Memorial services will be 2:30 p.m. Friday at Valley View Village. Hazel was born in Ottumwa, Iowa.
She. was a member Grant Park Christian Church, Senior Singers of Des Moines, Ramsey Guild and Valley View Guild. Edmundson Edmundson Hazel is survived by her daughters, Janice (husband Ken) Hook of Solon and Karen McMillen of Newton; son, Dean (wife Shirley) Redmon of Cedar Rapids; 12 grandchildren including Lyn Dee Hook of Solon; 22 great-grandchildren; six greatgreat-grandchildren; and her special friend, Frank Ferren. She was preceded in death by her parents, Oscar and Lillian Benson; husbands, Perry McMillen, Ed Searcy and William Edmundson; her brother, Harold Benson; her stepson, Franklyn McMillen and his wife, Doris; and her granddaughter, Terri McMillen. The family would like to thank Frank Ferren and her pastor, Craig Robertson for all the things they have done for her.
Visitation will be one hour prior to services Friday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to Grant Park Christian Church, Valley View Village Van Fund or InTrust To submit obituaries and death notices: Death notices and obituaries may be submitted between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. daily for publication in the next day's edition. For information about our obituary policies and rates, call 339-7360: LOCAL BARBECUE EXPERT AM THE LOOK 1700 1ST Ave.
Iowa City (319) 337-6777 Traeger Wood Pellet Grills John Dalnodar, 50 John Dalnodar, 50, died at his home in Coralville following a brief illness. Memorial Services will be Saturday, April 17, 2004 at 1:30 PM at Faith United Church of Christ, Iowa City with the Rev. Dee Lundberg officiating. Burial was at Oakland Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to Prevent Child Abuse Iowa, 431 Locust, Suite 202, Des Moines, IA.
50309 or to a fund in his name. Arrangements are with Lensing Funeral and Cremation Service. John was born May 8, 1953 in Fort Worth, Texas. He was a graduate of Washingtonville High School and Orange County Community College in Middletown, New York. John had been an electrician and nurse.
He and his family have resided in Iowa City for seven years. Survivors include, his daughter Karly-Rose Dalnodar of Jupiter, FL; two sons, Stephen and Levi Dalnodar of Iowa City, IA; four sisters, Mary Mesropian, Annette Quinn, Julie Cuciti, and Kaye Lewis; one brother James Dalnodar; his stepmother Marge Dalnodar; his former spouse and long-time friend Lynda nephews and nieces. On line condolences may be directed to www.lensingfuneral.com. Daisy Green, 86 Daisy E. Green, 86, of 1020 S.
Scott Blvd, formerly of West Branch, died Wednesday, April 14, 2004, at University Hospitals after a brief illness. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Friday at the Barker Funeral Home in West Branch. Friends may call 1 hour before services at the funeral home. Jeanette Kleppe, 82 Jeanette Lillian Kleppe, 82, died of congestive heart failure Wednesday, April 14, 2004, at Wheatland Manor in Wheatland.
Services are at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Peace Church of Christ United in Bennett. Burial will be in Inland Cemetery. Visitation is from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday at the Fry Funeral home.
Team From 3A diets for overweight house pets. Last year, four eighth-graders, known as the "Environmental Warriors," won second place in the national competition for a project on the need to recycle used oil filters and the residual oil trapped in the filter. The project earned the Governor's Iowa Environmental Excellence Award in Waste Management in February. Next week, the team, Josh Armbruster, Emily Ciha and Lyle Gardner, in addition to Northwest Junior High student Derek Ibarra, will join other students in Washington to receive a President's Environmental Youth Award from the Environmental Protection Agency. "Every school has all these kinds of kids," said Ibarra, a West Branch teacher of nearly 24 years.
"It's like any winning program. Everyone knows when they have a winning program, more kids want to get involved. They realize there are benefits, not only the learning aspect, but in being part of a team, getting along with other kids and learning new things about other kids." The young women of "Get the Lead Out" became good friends during the three-month period that they researched lead in paint in their town of 2,188 people. Using lead kits, they tested 16 buildings including churches, houses and a business, in addition to making brochures and writing letters, said Becca, 12. The girls said they will spend the next month preparing their presentation and refining their project.
"We're trying to get to first place, but we're also trying to fix something that's been happening," Sarah said. Reach Deidre Bello at 339-7360 or Corrections The Press-Citizen strives to make every story fair and accurate. If we are wrong, we will run a correction in this space. Call the newsroom at 337- 3181. Robotics From 3A by the technology company MiniTec, a New York-based company that makes modular framing systems for workstations, carts and tables.
"They gave it to us to use for really cheap," Dye said. "It has panels on it, so you can bolt it. You don't have to weld." Moving the robot takes two controllers. Platter said he uses a dual drive, maneuvering two sticks similar to a tank's controls to move the robot around. Dye sits aside with a Super Nintendo control pad to move the robot's arms.
"It's meant to be in your hands," Dye said. The team has been working on the project. since early January, putting in long nights and weekends to finish their design and build the robot. Platter said team members constantly had to adapt their creation as the rules changed. One obsta- Morgan From 3A ball and football games together.
We also did a lot of pheasant hunting and fishing." After Morgan's first year of college at UI, his father, who was a painter for the university, died in a scaffolding accident. "His whole life changed after that," Ross said. "When that happened, he went to work part time for an electrician. He wanted to take care of his mother and two brothers. He was always very protective of them." Morgan served as treasurer of the Coralville Independent School District and worked at First National Bank as a teller for 17 years.
Later, he worked for the UI athletic business office. He retired from the UI business office in 1986. He also was a World War II veteran, having served in the Pacific aboard the U.S.S. Sebec. After the war, Ross moved away from Coralville, but the two corresponded throughout their lives.
Ross visited Morgan at the Iowa Veterans Home in Marshalltown a few years ago. "He was very well spoken and talked and laughed a lot," Ross said. "He always had a good time. But I don't think he ever drank or smoked in his life." Reach Gigi Wood at 339-7360 or Police Bruce Carl Vanourney, 45, of Swisher, was arrested for drunken driving and interference with official acts at midnight Tuesday at 511 S. Capitol St.
Joel Michael Eakins, 22, of Coralville, was arrested for drunken driving at 4:30 a.m. April 8 at 2700 27th in Coralville. Matthew Scott Behning, 22, of 510 S. Johnson No. 1, was arrested for possession of marijuana at 12:41 a.m.
April 9 at 312 E. Burlington No. 17. Graeme J. Eldeen, 27, of Tiffin, was arrested for driving while barred, and third-offense drunken driving at 2:01 a.m.
Wednesday at Kirkwood Avenue and Gilbert Street. Karina Vladimirovna Grushko, 29, of Coralville, was arrested for drunken driving at 1:04 a.m. Wednesday at Jefferson and Dubuque streets. Alan Stanley Holton, 33, of 621 S. Dodge No.
7, was arrested for possession of a schedule I controlled substance at 8:19 p.m. Tuesday at 621 S. Dodge No. 17. Dru Alan Mactaggart, 22, of Coralville, was arrested for possession of marijuana and drunken driving at 2:07 a.m.
Wednesday at 10 N. Clinton St. Michael Edward Pickett, 57, of 1123 Tower Court, was arrested for possession of a schedule I controlled substance at 11:55 p.m. Tuesday his residence. Dustin Paul Vandemark, 23, of 3926 Napoleon Lane, was arrested for possession of marijuana at 9:49 p.m.
Tuesday at Napoleon Park. Seth Boyse Wear, 22, of 312 E. Burlington No. 17, was arrested for possession of marijuana at 12:41 a.m. Friday at his residence.
Adam Ryan Mitchell, 22, of Crawfordsville, was arrested for drunken driving at 7:03 p.m. Wednesday at 1957 Lower Muscatine Ave. I Lawrence Lamar Lockridge, 19, of 201B Mayflower Residence Hall, was charged with forgery at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Mayflower. Marsha SPRING POTTERY MYERS OPEN HOUSE FRI SAT SUN APRIL 16, 17 18 10 AM 5 PM AMERIC MOTEL CONFERENCE ROOM 3 BLOCKS OF CORAL RIDGE MALL HWY 965 AT HOLIDAY RD.
COME SEE MY NEW STONEWARE PORCELAIN! 319-621-7048 cle was building a structure weighing no more than 130 pounds while still keeping all of the features they want. The team also had to figure out a way for the robot to hoist itself onto a 10-foot-high bar. Platter said the robot would Regardless of what happens shoot a reinforced tape measure in Atlanta, team members said wrapped around a roller blade they would continue work on the wheel at the bar. A hook then robot, getting ready for next year. would grab the bar, and the robot "It's a lot of fun," Plattner said.
would reel in the tape measure Reach Rob Daniel at 339-7360 or and raise itself from the ground. Hot Off The Press! what's call 339-SELL to place an ad ECCLASSIFIED deadline: daily for next day's issue SATISE Citizen "ADD SHEET! MONEY SAVER Advertiser Administrative Clerical Full time receptionist needed for law firm. Answer phones, greet clients and perform general clerical duties. Prior office experience preferred. Please send resume to Office Manager, PO Box 5577, Coralville, Iowa 52241.
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No night, weekend or holiday work. Send resume to Personnel PO Box 150, Iowa City, IA 52244 General CARPENTERS wanted, framers and finishers, experience preferred. Pay based upon experience. Benefits. 319-533-0369.
Exp. Mixer Driver Batch Plant Operator Metro Pavers is now accepting applications for exp. mixer drivers Concrete Batch Plant Operator. Good driving record required. Competitive wage benefit pkg.
Apply in person at 101 Southgate Ave, IC. Women Minorities are encouraged to apply. E0E Experienced tire tech. Car and Seri truck tires. Must have drivers license.
Bud's Tire 319-351-4300 FBG Service Corporation, an employee owned building maintenance company, is seeking part-time seasonal cleaning specialists in the Victor area. May through Sept. Post iob offers, drug screening and background check required. Please call 1-800-250-4813 to request an application. Renting your life away? Take a look at the P-C HOMES section! FT maintenance personnel needed, must have valid drivers license and good drivrecord.
per hour. Contact 354-3100 FULL-TIME maintenance trainee wanted. Must have clean record and valid driver's license. Call 631-1109 between 8 and 5 Mon-Fri. Heartland Inn We want to meet you.
Iowa City area is looking for people with a helpful, professional attitude to provide an unforgettable experience for our guests. Night Auditor, PT hours. 11pm-7am, Friday and Saturday. Start wage Breakfast Bar Attendant, PT hours, weekends. Start wage $8.50.
Apply in person ONLY on Monday April 19, from 8am-6pm at Heartland Inn, 87 2nd St, Coralville. HVAC service technician, minimum of 2 years experience. Call Prybil Heating and Air at 626-2333. IMMEDIATE FT for a good lube tech. 4 day work week, 8-5.
Must have own tools and valid driver's license. Apply in person ask for Mike O' Brien at Community Motors, 1911 Keokuk IC. LOAN Sales exp. required. SALES.
Part Time. Mister Money USA. Ask for Adam or Tom. 319-358-1163 STS Transportation Full part time local drivers wanted due Stay growth within 30 business. mile to in radius of Iowa Day and Night shift openings 12 hour shifts Overtime after 40 hours.
Company benefits for full time positions. Class A CDL with 2 years experience and with good MVR. Call Mike Gantt at Galvan at 319-631-1107 319-631-0914 or Juan Professional Juvenile Court Officer I position to serve Johnson County available June 4, 2004. Duties include: Handle selected matters pertaining to children coming under the purview of Chapter 232 including diversion, restitution and prevention. Qualifications include: at least 21 years of age, U.S.
citizenship, a minimum of a Bachelor's Degree in law, criminal justice, criminology, sociology or related social sciences. Must possess personal integrity and emotional responsibility. Must successfully training requirements set by the lowa Supreme Court; possess valid lowa driver's license. a plus. Annual salary Computer experience of $34,299.20 with State of lowa benefit package.
Submit resume to Candice Bennett, Chief Juvenile Court Officer, 305 2nd Ave. SE, Cedar Rapids, IA. 52401, no later than 4:30 pm April 22, 2004. Services-Other DIRTY Pressure washing Staining and seal for season Large or small decks Free Estimates Mike 530-4241 WEDDING VIDEOS with WOW! 21 yrs. of experience.
High quality. Reasonable prices. Call for demo 712-830-0698. Garage Sales ART AND CRAFT SALE April 17, 10-3 1849 Street, IC Early Bird Moving Sale. Sat.
Apr. 17 708 Normandy Dr, IC Furniture, lawn tools, doll clothes, stuffed animals, kitchenware, books, and much more. Everything must go! Garage Sale Sat. 17; 1111 Village Farm Ct. Iowa City Kids Clothes priced to sell, boys infant to 16, girls sz.
5-8, Women 9-Plus, many misc, bikes, bed, Kenwood Spks, Cherished Teddies collect, Emmit Smith football cards 90-01 RC'S, Auto's, Inserts, and more. Garage Sale 2233 11th C'vlle Fri. Sat. 8-? Toddler items, infant toys, household items, misc. GARAGE SALE Sat.
Apr. 17, 8am-5pm and Bon Aire MPH, IC A variety of highly popular items. Come and see. Sale April 17; 7am 1pm 1102 17th Ave Coralville Adult Clothes, Clothes, Children's Toys, Exercise Equipment, Hammock, Christmas Decorations, Furniture, 14ft V-hull Fishing Boat with Mercury 9.9hp Outboard, Minnetonka Trolling Motor and Eagle Fishing Finder $1200, 3.5hp Snowblower $300, 8hp Snapper Riding Lawnmower with Bagger Attachments $300. Inside Garage Sale Sat.
9-2pm 610 2nd Ave, IC RAIN OR SHINE! Books, clothes, few kitchen, fabrics notions, some furniture, beanies, drill press, skill saw, shoes, and few toys. MOVING ABROAD ALL MUST GO Sat. Apr.17 10am-3pm 713 E. Davenport St, Iowa City Furniture, kitchen- mowers, books, LPs, CDs, videos, clothes, computers, futons, ACs, Micros, equip, Much, much more! All at must go prices! 338-3037 MOVING SALE 8-Noon 1152 E. Court St.
Butcher block table 5 chairs; bookshelves; TV stand; sofa; end tables; computer desk; twin bed; lamps; lightly used GE electric stove. Moving to NYC Sat, Apr. 17, 8am-noon 1404 Dickenson Ln, IC Washer Dryer, large upright freezer, dresser, 25" TV, HP computer, bed, high chair, changing table, car seat, desk, book shelves, gas grill, clothes XL, boys lothing (6mo-3T), children toys DVDs, much more. Neighborhood Garage Sale Noon to 5 p.m., Fri. 8 a.m.- 3 p.m., Sat.
Items for sale include home, patio, bedroom office furniture, children's clothing toys, adult clothing, kitchen items, mason jars, antiques lots of free Kids will be selling lemonade at 2339 Cameron Way to benefit Crisis Center Food Bank (canned goods also welcomed as payment for beverages). Participating homes: 2125 Leonard Circle (Fri. only); 31 Cameron 2327 2339 Cameron Way, 700 Elliott Ct. (both days); 763, 766 803 Elliott Ct. (Sat.
only). Enter neighborhood onto Spencer from Benton or Cameron Way off Mormon Trek. Garage Sales SALVATION GARAGE SALE Sat. April 17, 1116 Gilbert IC 9am- 12pm Sat. Apr.17, 52 Olive Ct-U Heights (no early birds) Furn, toys, yard equip, strollers, Broyhill dining set Lane Chest, futon metal frame, wholehouse humidifier, Singer sewing mach, adult child clothes.
Lots more! YARD SALE 10-4 pm 2 miles south of Kalona on Hwy. across from golf course. Antiques; tools; toys; miscellaneous. Garage Sales ART AND CRAFT SALE April 17, 10-3 1849 Street, IC Early Bird Moving Sale. Sat.
Apr. 17 708 Normandy Dr, IC Furniture, lawn tools, doll clothes, stuffed animals, kitchenware, books, and much more. Everything must go! Garage Sat. Apr. 17; 1111 Village Farm Ct.
Iowa City Kids Clothes priced to sell, boys infant to 16, girls sz. 5-8, Women 9-Plus, many misc, bikes, bed, Kenwood Spks, Cherished Teddies collect, Emmit Smith football cards 90-01 RC's, Auto's, Inserts, and more. Garage Sale 2233 11th Fri. Sat. 8-? Toddler items, infant toys, household items, misc.
GARAGE SALE Sat. Apr. 17, 8am-5pm and Bon Aire MPH, IC A variety of highly poplular items. Come and see. Sale April 17; 7am 1pm 1102 17th Ave Coralville Adult Clothes, Clothes, Children's Toys, Tools, Exercise Equipment, Hammock, Christmas Decorations, Books, 14ft Fishing Boat with Mercury 9.9hp Outboard, Minnetonka Trolling Motor and Eagle Fishing Finder $1200, 3.5hp Snowblower $300, 8hp Snapper Riding, Lawnmower with Bagger Attachments $300.
Inside Garage Sale Sat. 9-2pm 610 2nd Ave, IC RAIN OR SHINE! Books, clothes, few kitchen, fabrics notions, some furniture, beanies, drill press, skill saw, shoes, and few toys. MOVING ABROAD ALL MUST GO Sat. Apr. 17 10am-3pm 713 E.
Davenport St, Iowa City Furniture, kitchenware, tools, mowers, books, LPs, CDs, videos, clothes, computers, futons, ACS, Micros, equip. Much, much more! All at must go prices! 338-3037 MOVING SALE 8-Noon 1152 E. Court St. Butcher block table and 5 chairs; bookshelves; TV stand; sofa; end tables; computer desk; twin bed; lamps; lightly used GE electric stove. Moving to NYC Sat, Apr.
17, 8am-noon 1404 Dickenson Ln, IC Washer Dryer, large upright freezer, dresser, 25" TV, HP computer, bed, high chair, changing table, car seat, desk, book shelves, gas grill, womens clothes XL, boys lothing (6mo-3T), children toys DVDs, much more. Neighborhood Garage Sale Noon to 5 p.m., Fri. 8 a.m.- 3 p.m., Sat. Items for sale include home, patio, bedroom office furniture, children's clothing adult clothing, kitchen items, mason jars, antiques lots of free Kids will be selling lemonade at 2339 Cameron Way to benefit Crisis Center Food Bank (canned goods also welcomed as payment for beverages). Participating homes: 2125 Leonard Circle (Fri.
only); 31 Cameron 2327 2339 Cameron Way, 700 Elliott Ct. (both days); 763, 766 803 Elliott Ct. (Sat. only). Enter neighborhood onto Spencer from Benton or Cameron Way off Mormon Trek.
SALVATION ARMY GARAGE SALE Sat. April 17, 1116 Gilbert IC 9am- 12pm Sat. Apr. 17, 52 Olive Ci- Heights (no early birds) Furn, toys, yard shop equip, strollers, Broyhill dining set Lane Chest, futon metal frame, wholehouse humidifier, Singer sewing mach, adult child clothes. Lots more! Garage Sales YARD SALE 10-4 pm 2 miles south of Kalona on Hwy.
1 across from golf course. Antiques; tools; toys; miscellaneous. Home Furnishings Hide-a-bed sectional, $175; 2 pc. coffee table set, $20; big screen TV entertainment center, $200; brown rocking chair, $50; dresser, $50; 1 2 drawer night stands, $20 each; twin bed, $75; 2 drawer file cabinet, $10; antique sewing machine, $50; matching computer desk, lateral file, and bookcase, $175 (set); 2001 Compaq desktop computer, $200. ALL PRICES OBO.
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Walkout Bsmnt, 3 stall gar, Open fir plan, Maple trim, fpl, ceilings. $314,900. 2126 Glen Oaks C'vile. By Appt. 319-621-7194 Condos Townhomes 2BR in North Liberty, microwave, dw, garbage $70,000.
Call 339-8753 3BR 1.75 BA townhouse condo in North Liberty. 2 car garage, all appis Built 1999. $136,900. Angie 936-7093 Lots 3 LOTS RESIDENTIAL Coralville. Call 626-6886 or 351-7338.
PropertyIncome 7 unit apartment house on Johnson St. Always full. Contract terms. $329k. 319-330-7081 Rental Homes 2430 Bradford, 3 BR, 1 ba, garage, new carpet paint, across street from park pool, no pets.
Handicapped friendly. $950 plus utils. Call 331-2542 or 631-0015. 3 BR house, possibly 4 attached garage, very up to date. Nice neighborhood.
631-3325 3BR, 10 mins. to IC, No pets. Refs. $650 dep Is.319-683-2779 Large 3 BR home, large yd, attached garage, nice neighborhood. 631-3325 FRIENDLY Cottage AVE.
on Avail May 1. Pets welcome! 319-338-7556 Condo, Townhomes 2 BR, mi to Coralridge, pool, pets ok, $700. 319-337-9279 2BR 923 Boston Way avail. All appls, soft wtr, deck, gar. Cat ok.
330-4806 2 BR duplex near City High school for rent. Avail May 1. mo utils. 339-1543 OPEN HOUSE Sat. Apr 17, 1pm-5pm.
2338 Abbey Ln. IC Avail now, 3BR, 2BA. LR, FR gar. on bus trail. No smoking.
402-681-9300 Duplexes 2 BR Cvle, nice quiet area, fin. basem*nt, Avail now. 351-7865 3 BR, 1. baths in Coralville. Gar.
No pets. $850mo. 351-0989 3 BR, garage avail, excellent condition, quiet neighborhood, no pets allowed. 631-3325 4 BR, garage avail, excellent condition, quiet neighborhood, no pets 631-3325 Quiet Professionals for 3 BR, 1.5 bath duplex at Westgate. All appls, gar, off st.
prkg, schools nearby. Snow removal and yard care Avail. Spacious, beautiful, well kept, almost new. 3Br, 2Ba, fully equipped, deck. LL walkout, family rm.
$1045 1222 3rd Ave. -East. Avail Aug. 319-354-6880 621-6528 ApartmentsUnfurnished 1 BR at 338 S. Governor, $510 elec.
Close in. No pets. Ivette Rentals, 337-7392. 1BR Cvle. parking.
avail WW. 354-3792 2 Bdrm sublet across from Horn School. $585 incls water fall option. Laundry on site, off street parking 24 hr maint. Call 337-4323 2 BR in North Liberty, DW, micro, disposal, no $580.
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Call Stefanie today at 887-1010 or stop and visit us at 1229 Shannon Drive to take a tour of our charming community. We are pet friendly, and accept Section 8 vouchers. (Equal Opportunity Housing) Comfortable 2 BR, Lone Tree, new carpet, parking, tenant pays laundry on site, $495 mo. 319-330-7081. FALL SIGNING WESTWOOD WESTSIDE APARTMENTS 945 1015 OAKCREST 338-7058 Efficiences, 1 3 bedroom apartments.
28 3 townhouses bedroom Quiet. Close to law school and hospital. Off street parking, on bus line. On site laundry. Too drained to drive? Skip the mall scan our SHOP section! North Liberty, Very nice 1 BR apt in quiet area.
Off St. parking, water pd, rent from $490. Days 351-1346, Eves wkends 354-2221 Seville Apts has one Bdrm sublets. Avail. Immed.
with fall option. $550 incis. heat, AC and water. Call 319-338-1175 Pre-Owned Cars FORD 1995 Probe, red, CD, 105,000 miles, asking $2600 or best offer. Runs great.
Phone 1-800-354-1362. Pontiac 1986 Firebird, 115k miles, automatic, AC. dark blue, good condition, cosmetic blemishes, reconstructed engine. 319-321-3216 Imports KIA 1997 Sephia. 4 dr, 5 speed, AC, mild body damage, needs elec.
work. $800. 319-400-4411 TOYOTA 1989 Camry LE. 4 door, 4 cylinder. New battery tires.
351-4139 VOLVO 1990 740GL Wagon. Automatic, 126,000 miles, New: tires, brakes exhaust. Runs great! 319-331-5878 Pre-Owned Trucks Black Topper Fits older model 8 ft. bed leave message 319-338-8046 Pre-Owned SUVs FORD 1998 Explorer Eddie Bauer, 94k miles, loaded, great shape, $9800 obo. 828-3076.
Motorcycles, Moped, ATV's HONDA 1985 Shadow 700. Less than 10,000 miles, new tires, runs great. 319-430-9669 KAWASAKI 1999 Enduro. Low miles, like new, $1,295. 319-354-4965.
