Valley Home Sales

Sat., July 25, 1998

With address, seller’s name and selling price.

4603 E. Sumac Drive Phyliss and Patrick Bopray, $134,000.

4313 N. Avalon Ronald and Trudy Burger, $127,000.

5122 S. Glenngrae Lane Gordon Finch Homes Inc., $201,117.

8425 S. Sagewood Road Murray and Alice Danzig, $420,000.

15916 E. 23rd Court, Veradale Thomas and Geri Arambul, $167,900.

11114 E. 18th Monty and Nancy Wolfrum, $130,000.

24813 E. Roxanne, Newman Lake Advanta Mortgage Co., $72,100.

15415 E. 13th Allen and Shirley Higginbottom, $137,100.

4215 N .Marguerite Road Audrey Ponten, $130,693.

17423 E. Sixth Estate of Shirley Fieser, $42,000.

2616 S. Hatch 1031 Exchange Coordinators Inc., $80,000.

10220 E. Driftwood Court Randy and Ruth Knowles, $203,000.

3915 S. Sunderland Scott and Dian Donahoe, $195,000.

16110 E. Rich Viola Beckley, $90,000.

10823 E. Nora Constance Helton, $71,000.

2215 S. Sonora, Veradale James and Judy Sears, $177,000.

14709 E. Broadway Crosby Family Land LLC, $227,000.

1104 N. Stanley Road Dorris Moline, $40,000.

7210 E. Fifth Donna Blume, $47,500.

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