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City Press-Citizen RECORDS Friday, April 23, 2004 Obituaries Garden Iowa City man gets 12 years Madeleine Fumerton Madeleine "Bobby" Fumerton (nee Reay) died after a long and courageous battle with Alzheimer's. Though her family is devastated by her loss, they are also relieved that her fight with this cruel disease is finally over. She will be missed and remembered above all by her husband Carl to whom she was married for 58 years. She was everything to him and just as she looked after him for so many years, he took care of her with great love and patience as her disease progressed. She will also be missed greatly by her children, Maureen (Michael) Shipton, Richard (Patti) Fumerton, Gail (Michael) Sweeney, Paddy (Alan Lieu) Fumerton, and Debbi Fumerton, her grandchildren, Jennifer, Kelly, Tara, Rob, Madeleine, Carlin, Margot, David, Jamie and Lian, and her great-grandchildren, Oliver and Gabriel.

Madeleine was born in Folkestone, England in 1921. She was a gifted commercial artist before World War II. At the outbreak of the war she joined the WAAF's and became a section officer. Madeleine met Carl Fumerton, a Wing Commander with the RCAF during the war. He returned to Canada and sent for Madeleine in May, 1946.

They were married in Elmvale, Ontario on June 16, 1946. Madeleine devoted her life to her husband, her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, She will be sorely missed but will always live on in the hearts and minds of those who loved her so much and whose lives she so influenced. Allen Wagner, 37 Allen City, Iowa 17, 2004 in Iowa services Friday, Funeral Visitation Thursday Burial Memorial Memorials Presbyterian Church Davenport Rick's Hope. Allen born 31, 1966 Oklahoma Wayne E. K.

Wagner, 37, of Iowa died Saturday, April at University Hospitals City. Celebration of Life will be at 10:00 A.M. April 23rd at Weerts Home, Davenport. will be P.M. at the funeral home.

will be in Oakdale Gardens, Davenport. may be made to First of or to House of Wagner was December in Ft. Sill, to A. and (Freeman) Wagner Wagner. Since 1998 he has worked with American College Testing (ACT), Iowa City.

His latest position was Project Architect. Allen Associate former member of First Presbyterian Church of Davenport. Allen was a loving son, brother and uncle. He was loved and adored by his two nephews, Luke and Jack Wagner. Allen's positive effect on others and his life's accomplishments were wide ranging.

Throughout his early childhood years in Dubuque and Bettendorf, Allen spent valuable time with his younger brother. Allen's intellect and determination inspired his brother to work hard and persevere during hard times. Allen achieved several degrees from the University of Iowa, including his computer science degree, which led him to employment at ACT of Iowa City. Allen and his family were proud of his promotions within ACT. Designing landscape architecture that was recognized by many people as creative and enduring was another interest of Allen's.

He spent several memorable summers working with his parents in their gardens. Allen will be missed. Survivors include his parents, Wayne and Kay Wagner of Bettendorf; brother and inlaw, Eric and Catherine Wagner, and nephews, Luke and Jack Wagner, all of Elmhurst, Illinois; paternal grandmother, Mildred L. Wagner of Davenport; and maternal grandparents, Dorothy and Delbert Freeman of Oreana, Illinois. He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Leslie Wagner.

Online condolences may be expressed to Allen's family by visiting his obituary at 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. Kol Shira will appear from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at Uptown Bill's Small Mall.

The time of the performance was incorrect in Thursday's Go section. Furniture Gallery opened April 1 at 2300 Jones Blvd. The full name of the business was omitted in an April 14 Press-Citizen story. Lowell Holderness, 73 Funeral services for Lowell A. "Yankee" Holderness, 73, of Beckville, will be held at 10:00 a.m., Friday, April 23, 2004 at Jimerson Funeral Home Chapel in Carthage, Texas, with the Rev.

Bruce Will officiating. Interment will be at Langley Cemetery. Mr. Holderness passed away Monday, April 19th at his home. Arrangements have been entrusted to Jimerson Funeral Home.

Born Lowell Aaron Holderness on May 21, 1930, in Iowa City, Iowa, he was the son of Edward Rodgers and Eva Mae Holderness. Mr. Holderness lived in Iowa City until he joined the US Air Force in 1949, serving during the Korean War. After the war, he jc joined the U.S. Army and was honorably discharged in 1955.

Mr. Holderness had lived in Beckville since 1972. He was an auto mechanic for several years and retired as a heavy equipment operator in 1992. After retiring, he opened a small lawn mower repair shop at his home. Mr.

Holderness was a member of the VFW while living in Iowa and was of the Baptist faith. He will be deeply missed by his family and many friends. Loving survivors include three sons Dale Holderness of Granbury, Texas, Clifford Holderness of San Diego, CA and Lowell Holderness, Jr. of Brazoria, Texas; two daughters, Teresa Sue Spinks of Weatherford, Texas and Tabatha Gomez of Tatum, Texas; three brothers including his twin brother Leo Holderness of Riverton, Wyoming, Junior Rodgers of Wichita, Kansas and Joe Rodger of Hills, Iowa; two sisters Mary Sue Sims of Iowa City, Iowa and Sandy Maher of West Branch, Iowa; thirteen grandchildren; five great grandchildren; several nieces and nephews and loving companion Marilyn Bell. His parents, Edward and Eva Mae his wife, Yvonne Holderness; son, Donald Ray Holderness; and two grandchildren precede Mr.

Holderness in death. Serving as pallbears will be Bill Heckathorn, Neal Burgess, Monroe Davis, George Rascott, Charles Hillin and Keith Tamplin. Acting as honorary pallbearers will be Frank Sepaugh and Larry Miller. Family visitation was Thursday, April 22, 2004 at the funeral home. Wheelchair Challenge today at Riverfest Iowa City Press-Citizen A Wheelchair Challenge for the public to participate in an obstacle course will allow every, one to experience life in a wheelchair in two events today during Riverfest.

The Wheelchair Challenge will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the north corner of Hubbard Park. The rain location will be in the food area of the Iowa Memorial Union. The Covenant Chariots, wheelchair basketball athletes from Waterloo, will challenge University of Iowa athletes in a game at 7 p.m.

at the Field House, North Gym. Admission is $1. Funds from the game will benefit Hope Haven of Iowa and Wheels for the World. Monetary contributions for restoring and delivering wheelchairs can be made payable to Joni And Friends with "Wheels for the World" on the memo line, Wheels for the World, Iowa State Bank Trust, P.O. Box 1700, Iowa City, Iowa 52244-1700.

Charles McCreedy, 77 Charles E. "Chick" McCreedy, age 77 of 210 South First Avenue, Iowa City died Wednesday, April 21, 2004, at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City of cancer. Graveside services will be held at 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, April 27, 2004 at Memory Gardens Cemetery in Iowa City with the Reverend Kyle Otterbein officiating. Visitation will be from 4 pm Monday at Gay Ciha Funeral and Cremation Service in Iowa City. In Lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be made in Chick's memory 1 to the Little Hawks Club, Iowa City City High School.

Online condolences may be sent for Chick's family through our website www.gayandciha.com. Charles Edward McCreedy was born November 12, 1926 in Iowa City the son of Myral D. and Mabel G. (Godlove) McCreedy. Following graduation from Iowa City City High School in 1944, he enlisted in the United States Army.

On August 29, 1948, he married Betty Washburn in Nashua, Iowa. For many years, Chick was a partner with McCreedy Construction in Iowa City. He continued in the construction profession up until just a couple years ago when he retired. His family includes his wife, Betty; two sons, Mike McCreedy and his wife, Julie of Iowa City, and Russ McCreedy of Iowa City; two grandsons, Eric and Tyler McCreedy; brothers Richard McCreedy and his wife, Marilou of Oxford, and William McCreedy of Iowa City. Gay Ciha Funeral and Cremation Service of Iowa City is caring for Chick's family and his services.

Wheelchair Drive today, Saturday Iowa City Press-Citizen A Wheelchair Drive will collect used wheelchairs and other mobility equipment to be restored at regional correctional facilities today and Saturday at these locations: Mercy Medical Plaza, 8 a.m.5 p.m. both days. Progressive Rehabilitation locations in Iowa City and Coralville, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. today. a Hubbard Park opposite the Iowa Memorial Union, 10 a.m-4 p.m.

today. a North Gym of the University of Iowa Fieldhouse, 7 p.m. today. To make special arrangements for collection, call Patsy Lawton, 337-9318. Car Buying Made Dick Stachour Call me for all your automotive needs! 643-3673 WEST BRANCH Ford MONDOS Downtown ALWAYS FRESH ALWAYS HOMEMADE Come in and check out our new menu.

212 South Clinton St. lowa City, IA 358-0776 Hours: Monday Thursday, 11:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Friday Saturday, 11:00 a.m. 11:00 p.m.

Sunday, 9:30 a.m. 9:00 p.m. From 3A Iowa City Press-Citizen well as groups like Table to Table or the Crisis Center, said Sue Mullins, a volunteer whose children once attended Twain. "I keep coming back because I love the Twain teachers," Mullins said. Mullins also taught the students about compost.

Firstgrader Hevan Anderson knew what that was right away. "It means plants and earth," Hevan said. Mullins showed how things like grass clippings, leaves, eggshells and banana peels can be turned into compost. "Instead of throwing it in the garbage bin and landfill, we can put it on our compost heap," said. The Earth Day celebration also included a presentation by Brad 1 Friedhof of the Johnson County Conservation Board.

Surrounded by a collection of pelts and skulls of mammals found in Iowa, Friedhof read from Dr. Seuss' "Is It Camel or Mammal?" The classes also learned about microscopic creatures and were able to read Earth Day topics in the school library, Busch said. Reach Rob Daniel at 339-7360 or An Iowa City man was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison Wednesday for distribution of cocaine, possession of a firearm in furtherance of drug trafficking, and possession of a firearm as a felon. On March 23, Justin Joseph Halter, 25, sold cocaine to an undercover Iowa City police officer. A subsequent search of the trailer where the transaction occurred located additional Medicare seminar Iowa City Press-Citizen Information on Medicare prescription drug discount care will take place at a seminar from 9 to 11 a.m.

today in building 32 of Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids. Racial classification Iowa City Press-Citizen A two-day racial classification nic identity will and Saturday on Iowa campus. The program Room 106 Gilmore amounts of cocaine, marijuana and a loaded revolver. At Halter's November trial, witnesses testified Halter had discharged the weapon on a street at the trailer court. He told investigators he had the gun "because that's where my dope is." He pleaded guilty Nov.

4 during the second day of his trial. Following his release from prison, Halter will be placed on four years of supervised probation. He also must pay $300 in crime victims fund assessments. at Kirkwood The program will cover an overview of the new Medicare legislation and drug discount card, timelines for enrollment and where to get information. Heritage Agency on Aging is the sponsor of the seminar.

For information, call 319- 398-5559 or 800-332-5934. symposium starts today tures will end at 5 p.m. with a discussion. A panel discussion on racial identity and race classification will take place at 10 a.m. Saturday in Room 41 Schaeffer Hall.

symposium on and place today the University of opens at noon in Hall. The lec- The discussion is open to the community. For information, call 335-2502. Hot Off The Press! new what's call 339-SELL to place an ad 339 SELL deadline: daily for next day's issue (7755) Press- Citizen MADD SHEET! MONEY SAVER Advertiser Customer Service CUSTOMER SERVICE If you have a commitment to succeed, we want to talk to you. We are a growing company looking for a responsible, reliable, well-organized candidate.

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Apply in person at McGregor's Furniture, 2211 Second Coralville. E0E. Baknoll Laundry Worker. Now accepting applications. Full-time, 6 am 2:30 pm.

Competitive wages with benefits. Reliability important. Experience helpful. Oaknoll Retirement Residence, 701 Oaknoll Drive, lowa City, IA E.0.E. Service Person Needed.

Growing service department looking for service install person to fireplaces service and stoves. Some carpentry skills needed. Must have excellent driving record. Benefits include health insurance and 401 K. Apply at Ralston Creek, 2301 Hwy 6 West, alville.

319-351-2189 Healthcare Chatham Certified Nurses Aide FT, 4 every other wkend pm We offer competitive wages and excellent benefits. Apply in person Chatham Oaks 4515 Melrose Avenue Iowa City, IA 52246 319-887-2701 Appliances Maytag Large capacity washer, Frigidaire Electric Dryer, Crosley Elecric Oven, and Microwave. All very nice condition. Take all for $800 or call for individual price. 563-380-6737 Home Furnishings BASSET bedroom suit, queen size, 9 drawer dresser, headboard, footboard and frame, tri-fold mirlingerie chest, 2 night stands, excellent condition.

$900. 351-3134. Music PIANO, Young Chang Professional upright, gorgeous walnut polish, with brass pedals and trim, $2,995. 515-382-3652 Hobbies Crafts Gilmore Floor Loom, 40 in. weaving width.

Easy to transport. 319-337-4423 Nursery, Seed Plant Sale, 8-4 Saturdays through July Large selection, large quantity, Hostas day lilies verigated grass, iris and others, 210 Linden IC 337-2725 Homes 3Br, non-conforming Br, Split foyer, fncd yrd, 1924 Gleason Ave. $134,900. 319-354-4389 3BR1 BA, close in eastside ranch, scrn cedar porch, fin. bsmt, 2 car gar.

$140,000. 1423 Open Sun. 1-4pm. Marcy St, IC. 4 BR 3 BA, 1844 Holidday Rd, Cvle, 2870 2 fpls, w.

firs, Ige back yd, new appls, $186,000. 466-1986. 4Br, 2Ba Well Kept 1905 home in very good cond. NE IC, close in original wood work, Pocket French DR. doors, Foyer, separate kitchen LR Ba on 1st fir.

Newly carpeted painted 2nd fir with Liveable attic space. $197,000. 319-338-3946 Homes- Open Restored Victorian at 557 E. 4th Tipton. Brs, 2Ba, wrap around porch, carriage house green house Prime dbl lot, $147,000.

Call 337-6651 OPEN HOUSE Sun. 1-3 SUN. 2-4 1126 Weeber IC, New 4 BR 3 BA 2459 sf. 248-0262 Condos Townhomes 2 BR condo, east side, porch, appls. stay, elec.

2 BR in NL, fpl, 1 car, patio, appis stay. $79,800. Open 2-5pm on Sunday. 580 Agusta Circle. 319-665-2280.

Manufactured Homes 2Br, 2 2Ba, sernd prch, car gar, all appls. Landscaped corner lot in Modern Manor. 28 56. New Pre-Owned homes available. For Financing Call Hilltop Mobile Home Park.

319-338-4272 Manufactured Homes 2 BR 2 bath, CA, free DW. Cats-dogs ok, Baculis Ct. 10 min to downtown. Call 319-530-4324 Rental Homes Bedrooms, close to campus and busline, AC, DW, 2 baths, parking, $1,350. per month utilities.

No pets, available August 1. Call 515-681-8951 or 515-681-8959 FARM HOME, IC-Tiffin area, no pets, couple $550 month. 545-2176. Condo, Townhomes 2 BR, walk to avail $685. 665-9606 or padam.

donatech.com 2BR IC, DW, hookups, carport, pets allowed, storage. $605- $615 mo. Now Fall. 319-358-9380 Duplexes 2Bdrm in fireplace, N. Liberty.

garage, hkps, kitchen. Pets considered. Avail now. $700. 351-2505 Tiffin deluxe AVAIL.

duplex, 2B 2 BA, Call 545-2153. ApartmentsUnfurnished 1 2 BR apt, on Cvle busline, no smoking, off st. parking, laundry, nice, clean, affordable. 631-4976 1 Bedroom, available Now, no pets, $480.00 heat and water paid. 351-7842.

1 BR office in restored historic cious, home. Clean and spawith CA, DW, pkg. walk to campus. Quiet, smoke free, professional, refs. req.

354-2453 1, 2, 3 4 Br apts houses Avail Downtown, side N. side locations. No pets. 466-7491 2 Bdrm near Coral Ridge Mall. Deck.

Gas fireplace. hookups. Large kitchen. Dishwasher. No pets.

$650 includes heat water. $25 carport 351-2505. 2 in bdrm on Boston Way Coralville. Dishwasher. Central air.

Laundry. Available immediately. No pets. $500 includes water. 351-2505 2 BR Mormon Trek for individuals wanting clean, quiet environment, no pets or smoking.

pd. 351-1272 or 338-4848 2 BR near UIHC, 2 car gar. Cats ok. Avail NOW! 341-8611 2 br, garage, sec bldg, deck overlooks woods, $750 utils, off Holiday Rd, CV. 319-643-2455 2BR, Aber Ave.

pd. 330-8552 or 330-3301 ApartmentsFurnished Extended-stay efficiencies. from $650. smoke Beautifully furnished, free, professional. Bostick Guest House 354-2453 Rooms 2 blocks from downtown.

Private room, share house others. Now available! utils 319-400-2232 Pre-Owned Cars DODGE 2000 Intrepid, silver, 4 door, automatic, AC, 70,000 miles, excellent condition. $5800. 331-1070 FORD Mustang GT. loaded, Convertible, 71,000 miles.

very nice, $8,500. 319-545-9143 Pre-Owned Imports HONDA 1993 Accord 10th Anniversary edition. Very good 109k, new tires, all service records, $3500. 319-339-3314 INFINITI 1993.5 G20. automatic, 51k, blue, air, power locks, $4,500.

alloy wheels, 319-354-2363. MERCEDES 1982 300D, turbo diesel, auto, sunroof, CD, all power, runs and looks great, immaculate interior, $3400 obo, 319-461-6446. TOYOTA 2002 Solara SE. Automatic, silver, black leather, loaded, 21,000 miles. obo.

319-331-8360. TOYOTA 1989 Corolla DX. Runs well. $600.00 319-337-6719 VOLVO 1989 740GL. Blue, 4 door, automatic, sunroof, excellent condition.

319-626-3772 Pre-Owned Vans PLYMOUTH 3 1992 Voyager. Liter, V6, cassette, automatic, air, very reliable transportation. 626-3102 Pre-Owned SUVs Garage Sales CITY WIDE GARAGE SALE Sat. Apr. 24, 8am-1pm West Branch, IA SALE Sat.

Apr. 24, 8am-2pm Galway Place, IC Furniture, yard, lawn, shop, 2 person hot tub and Household items. Plant Sale, 8-4 Saturdays through July Large selection, large quantity, Hostas day lilies verigated grass, iris and others, 210 Linden IC 337-2725 Pets Animals 3 BABY pet goats and puppies 319-330-1738. goodhomes. 6 month old male beagle.

Shots and wormed. Moving must go! AKC Lab Pups. Cream, Black Chocolate. Ready May 8th, 20041 Good Hunters family 641-394-3664 AKC Norwegian Elkhound puppies. Shots, Dew claws, parents farm family pets.

Ready for Mother's Day! 5 males $300, 3 Females $350. 319-646-2777 XLT, FORD 1999 Explorer leather, loaded, 73,500 miles, very well maintained, asking $10,000, will must sell. 354-3417. FORD 1994 Ranger Super cab, Retail $5625 FORD 1991 Explorer, Retail $3725 obo. 4.0L, 4x4, tow CC.

pkg. CD, heat, extra transfer case TW, rear defrost, snow tires Excellent condition. FORD 1978 Ranger, 460cubic inch, 44" mudders, Best Offer. 319-530-0643 JEEP 1995 Grand Cherokee Laredo, good Hwy miles, 4wd, CD, alloy wheels, hitch, $4300 319-358-9036 lander TOYOTA 2001 HighLtd. White, 58,000 miles, loaded, $22,500.

excellent condition. 319-656-2670 Trailers 16ft trailer, perfect for construction or car hauling, dual axle, electric brake, ramps. 319-330-5859 Misc. $595. 500wt.

50cc elec. scooter 4whir $995. 100cc 150cc 4whir $1195. $1395. 49cc 125cc scooter $1195.

look a like Harley $995. 2) 3whl handicap scooters $695 ea. 36cc 90cc dirtbike $895. gas scooter $295. All brand new 319-354-2980 Motorcycles, Moped, ATV's BMW perfect 1985 K100 RT, needs nothing, must condition, see, $3850, phone 338-2627..