Home Sales

Sat., Aug. 19, 2000

Here are recent homes sales listed by address, seller and price:

10816 E. 18th Lola Thelander et al., $123,000.

12414 E. Skyview Bankers Trust Co. of California, $110,000.

14705 E. Olympic Robin Franz, $117,500.

3715 S. Woodruff Road James and Doris Labberton, $203,500.

6609 E. Fourth Elmer and Katherine Thorson, $74,500.

5014 N. Karen Road Norwest Bank, $73,500.

22820 E. Rowan, Otis Orchards Larry and Debra Kjeldgaard, $140,000.

10520 E. Augusta Jason Coleman and others, $72,000.

625 S. Shelley Lake Lane, Veradale Gerald Morse, $259,900.

18315 E. 10th Jim Mahar Homes Inc., $147,500.

1606 N. Holiday Lane, Greenacres Shorewood Homes Inc., $102,900.

5625 N. Campbell Road, Otis Orchards Wesley and Mary Schmidt, $159,900.

3114 S. Early Dawn Court, Veradale Renee Graham, $178,500.

5002 N. Calvin Road Marco Begovich, $114,950.

5812 N. Vista Lane Darryl and Janine Stankevitz, $281,250.

4005 S. Chapman Road, Greenacres Mark and Christine McCabe, $220,000.

18306 E. Ninth Jim Mahar Homes Inc., $131,000.

422 S. Herald Road Elwin and Ruth Shook, $90,100.

9124 N. Oakland Road, Newman Lake Michael and Lynda Lynn, $250,000.

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