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Eagles Flyin' High at 22-4 Ferry Rd., Small Gold Ring The Cedar Rapids Gazette: Mon., April 21,1997 SD CITY BRIEFS Lost and Found 108 Autos 250 Autos 250 Am/Pm daily Meskwaki. Sandy's FOUND at Drugtown on Blalrs ACURA 93 LEGEND, Loaded. Eagles flyin' high at 22-4 Ferry Rd., small gold ring. De- A NEW LOT IN TOWN 59k, S23,ooo, very clean) Buses 362-3939. — Adv. scrlbe and claim at Drugtown. 319/656-5198 leave message." By Bob Hilton OEMS ON WHEELS * * • FOUND creamy orange, light I31B 3rd St. SE Gazette sportswrtter Bingo Cedar Rapids Boxing Club. stripped Main Coon male kitten 89 Cavalier RS tt«5 ALWAYS A BARGAIN S (4-8 mos.) by Bowling SI. S.W. " Ford Tempo .-"SO 91 PLYMOUTH Vovagor, V6, he Kirkwood Softball team 6:30. Doors 4:30.1155 Grand Ave., Marl­ 3*5-4450. 83 S-15 4x4, clean «<« aulomalic, silver *4»M spent the weekend improv­ Hebeirt keeps Hawkeyes unbeaten on. 373-0434. Non smoking room avail­ FOUND: German Shorthalr dog, 771-Ton »M00 86 CHEVY pickup, ton, utility leather collar, while with 83 Ceroaro *'»« box, VB, aulomalic, red... $4995 Ting its already impressive ormef Cedar Rapids Jef­ the Cyclones couldn't string able. — Adv. brown mask, Kennedy vicinity 81 Olds -»« 89 NISSAN Hardbodv Pickup, ferson standout Christy * • • N.E. 378-4658. 87 Aeroslar J"™ V6, 5 speed, red, 72K... *44« numbers. their hits together as they 86Pont\ac 6000 »J"| B9 BUICK Electra 4 door. Vf, Robert; delivered three lost a Big 12 double-header at Czech Dinner, Sokol Hall, Saturday, FOUND: Overly friendly female 73 Chew LUV $»« leather and loaded S399S Following Saturday's three P cat bv Wellington Heights, S.E. B3 Cutlass Clera - »»| «t PONTIAC Bonneville 4 door, 4/26, 4:30-7pm, tickets $8. 362-1632, two-run wins with three more hits, including a double, as Columbia, Mo. Call lo describe. 362-9009. 90 Taurus Wagon $2295 V6, aulomalic, while S3595 , the, Iowa Softball team *tayed 364-3301. - Adv. FOUND: Set ol keys and pair of Suzuki Samurai *1«'5 86 FORD Crown Vic, V8, auto­ decisive victories Sunday in glasses, In mv front yard In NE 79 Ford Courier -- "95 matic, blue W» unbeaten in the Big Ten with . Iowa State dropped to 154? * • • Cedar Rapids. 364-3018 B9 Prelude »«« their double round-robin at the Flanagan's! Hamburger gravy over - Ford Taurus .,«« Many More To Choose From Kirkwood Complex, the Eagles a 40 victory over Ohio Stttte idverall and 1-7 in the league. LOST 2 Chesapeake Bay Re­ 1-ton 4X4 460 "SOO • C.R. CARS • Sunday at Columbus, OWb; real mashed potatoes and toast, vegeta­ trievers (Light brown, wavv Car Trailer ^"M emerged 22-4. ble $3.95. 365-6768. 1111 Ellis Blvd. — coats). 1 male, 1 female. 3Vi 2702 6lh St. SW 362-5080 • MOUNT MERCY ml. south of West Branch on Deols On Wheels 364-4769 "I think we're a pretty good ftea Twigg and TaWny GOES 1-2 —-Mount Mercy Adv. 4/4/97. Reward. 643-2399. BELOW BOOK AUTOS team," said Kirkwood Coach * • • LOST: Men's whlte/vellow 14k Good, Bad or No Credit TJtley bothTdrove to two wins won the middle game of three gold wedding ring, S.W. side, — WE CAN HELP — ,. Kim Muhl. "We're definitely hit­ as the fifth-ranked Hawkeyes Fur Storage Time! Berger Furrier, April 9-10. 399-1322. AFFORDABLE 1200 6th St. SW 362-1990 Sunday at the St. Francis 377-1303. Reward ting the ball well." improved to 36-6 overall and UNDER $2000 BMW 94 5401, 39K 1 owner miles, tournament in Joliet, HI. • • * LOST black, loaded, custom wheels Sunday, Andrea Birkel hit a 124 in the Big Ten. on April 9th, Bifocals, brown 86 Toyota CelicaGT 1990 available, 532,000. 360-0808. The Mustangs (12*12) lost to Hawkeye Downs Bingo Thursday frame, dark case. Reward. Debbie Bilbao (20-3) picked and Saturday 6:30. Sunday 5:00. — Adv. 396-9842. 6 Ford cargo van 1990 BMW 86 528e, 5 speed, loaded, St. Francis, 10-5, and St. Xavi- Alpine CD, rebuilt engine, COLLEGE SOFTBALL up the win; scattering six bits * • + ost prescription sunglasses 5 Mercury Topaz 1480 S5000/best otter. 353-4705. in a complete game. er, 6-4, and defeated Indiana- Kings and Queens Coaches In pink case, 85 Ford conversion van 1990 reward. 365-3781 BMW 77 3201, selling for parts, solo home run — her second Purdue-Indianapolis, 7-6. nightly to Tama. 354-7161. - Adv. engine In good shape. S250 or circuit shot in as many days • MISSOURI 2-8, IOWA LOST: purebred Shellle 84 Mustang Coupe 1090 best offer. Serious Innulrles on­ * * • named 'Amber'. ly, 286-0952 ask for John. and team-high third this season STATE 1-1 — Jessica Polo Kelli Bevans had a triple, Lady Luck Wednesday. Special NW of Cedar Hills. Reward. 4 Buick Century 1880 Call 396-6565. — in a five-inning, 11-0 win over was 6*for-8 as Iowa State col­ home run and three RBI Excursions 362-3939. — Adv. 83 Grand Marquis 1690 BMWs against St. Francis. REWARD for Information on Carl Sandburg, went 2-for-3 with lected. 18 hits on the day, but * • • 1996 Custom Fat Bov Motor­ UNDER $3000 10 available Wallpaper Sale! Schumacher cycle stolen from 1024 14th European Motors 362-1S92 two RBI and a run scored in a Ave. SE between 2:30 a.m. 90 Toyota Tercel 2490 Carpets 297-7137. — Adv. 4/15/97 and 1 P.m. 4/17/97. BUICK 94 Park Avenue; loaded, 6-1 win over Southwestern, then 399-1355 anytime. leather seats, 31,000 ml., war­ Freshman Laura Harville leadoff walk triggered a five-run 89F-150 cargo van 2990 ranty, (15,400., 365-4468. went 4-for-4 and scored twice in 96 Rose Bowl ring lost Confel a 10-5 win over Iowa Central. (Prairie) hit a three-run home Eagles outburst featuring Bir- tl/lst Ave. area, on April 12. 87 Ford Escort GL 2490 BUICK B8 Skylark 2 door, auto­ run and an RBI single against kel's two-run single, Angie Ste- LEGAL Reward. Please 398-4913 or matic, maroon, 82k hwv., That left her batting .352. So 857-4718. sharp, posh, $3350. Wallora Carl Sandburg. Freshman Nicole panek's two-run single and Jack­ UNDER $4000 227-7897. why is she batting ninth? 86 Cressida wagon 3990 Jackson (North Cedar) was 3- son's RBI double. NOTICES BUICK 86 Century 5695. 87 Es­ "She likes to," Muhl ex­ for-4 with an RBI and a run Personals 86 Chevy Suburban 3990 cort (495. 82 Pontiac 1000 $495. plained. Iowa Central got three of its 116 BILL'S, 629-5200 or 629-4355. scored. NOTICE 87 Plymouth voyager.... 3990 The Dubuque Hempstead six hits and its lone run off NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo Chap­ A Baby On The Way? Julie Baker (5-0), freshman freshman Laura Biechler (9-0) in ter 180 ol the Code ol Iowa, ol the final passage ot Worried or Scared? Consultation 87 Bronco 4x4 3990 BUICK 85 Station Wagon, product said she was "in a bit of Ordinance No 17-97 by the City Council of the City with licensed non-profit agen from Iowa City High, pitched a the top of the seventh. of Cedar Rapids, IA on April 14, 1997. A summary cy about your options may 88 Buick Riveria 3990 $700. 362-4473. a slump" at the start of the of which Is as follows: Ordinance granting a change help. Call 362-3149. season, but "people have been no-walk four-hitter. Kirkwood spotted Iowa Cen­ ot tone tor property at 7817 Council Street NE from Hlllcrest Family Services 89 Grand Am LE 3990 BUICK 83 CENTURY "A" Agriculture District lo R-2 Single Family Resi­ 205 12th Street SE All power, 4 door, sunroof, watching me, telling me things The Kirkwood-Southwestern tral a 4-0 first-inning lead, closed dence District petitioned by Midwest Development runs well. Good body. $850 Company and Thomas & Ide Saxlon. Said Ordi­ DOES your child have trouble 89 Dodge Caravan SE.. 3990 firm. 396-1199. I'm doing wrong, and I've been game was a pitchers' duel until to 4-3, then turned the game nance contains four conditions which have been learning math? Don't spend fixing them." agreed to and accepted In writing by the owners. SlOOO's of SSI MW Enterprises, 90 Ford Aerostar 3990 the last of the sixth, when a around with a five-run fourth. Said Ordinance In Us entirely Is on file In the 1-8B8-212-5686, ext. 3402. BUICK 78 LeSabre; $500 or Office of the City Clerk and available for public 91 Ford Escort LX 3990 Inspection. FANTASTIC SAMS best offer. 365-9893. gift certificates make 91 Geo Storm 3990 Ann Olllnger, City Clerk great oltlsl! Published In The Cedar Rapids Gazette on April 21, CADILLAC 96 Devllle, 14.5k ml., 1997. UNDER $5000 Norlhslar VB, red with beige UNI coaches can't wait for wives LOSE WEIGHT AND GET $$$ leather Interior, corporate 1-319-846-3264 92 Dodge Spirit 4490 lease, $29,500. 365-3347. By J.R. Ogden said some of the coaches have sold homes and SALEI Fllm/Photos/Slldes onto CADILLAC 94 Concours.. SIMM PROCEEDINGS Vldeocassette. Photos from Vld- 91 Saturn Coupe 4990 Gazette assistant sports editor bought new ones. Others are in the process. eo. Pro Video. Llndale: 393-1993 91 Chevy Cavalier 4990 84 Z28, T-Tops $2895 CEDAR FALLS — Northern Iowa football coach He is awaiting his wife's full-time arrival.
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