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AT OUAD-CITY TIMES TODAY I Thursday, Aug. 14, 1997 i Former students fondly recall one-room school Prices every photographer will find EAST TO TAKE. a AGFA Continued from Page IT families and how the kids of 1944 collected milkweed pods to be used for life preservers and coat linings in the war effort. Spranger remembers often being the only child in her grade and that her first grade science book said man would never travel to the moon because it was "just too far away." Charlotte (Jorgensen) Rodl Ihle-feld, of Davenport, recalls that she repeated sixth grade because otherwise, her teacher said, she would "graduate from eighth grade too (Charlotte attended school from 1923-32.) Premium Quality tfff I Color Print Film From Germany W4 1 a RafifMf $0 200 speed fcsffcaVlY NOTHING ESCAPES AGFA FILM 27 exp. A The school housed eight grades, usually about 30-40 pupils.

They were seated facing north, with the chalkboard running the length of the east wall. A coal-burning stove in back kept the room warm in winter and there were outhouses out back. There also was a woodshed where "older students learned about the birds and the bees," according to one account. Kids walked to school, or rode horses that they kept in a barn across the street. After the school closed, it was used periodically by various churches and baseball clubs and sometimes sat empty.

Since 1992, No. 6 has been home to Calvary Bible Church of the Quad-Cities, which replastered, lowered the ceilings and installed stained glass windows, carpet, air-conditioning and restrooms. All this meets with the approval of former student Lester Doering, an organizer of the school's annual reunion, which will be Aug. 23-24. "It was a happy day for me to know that Calvary Bible Church would be using the building for education of God's word, and that past memories of mine and others would still be a part of that building," he says.

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Cation PENTAX CITY OF BUFFALO REGULAR MEETING AUGUST 04, 1997 The City Council of Buffalo, IA, met in regular session on Monday, August 04, 1997, at 7:00 p.m., at City Hall with Mayor Phil Hoover presiding. Present were Council members Paula Anderson, Tom Harland, Dave Klnslnger, Kent Roe and Betty Walters. Motion made by Roe and Anderson to approve the previous minutes of July 07. Alt ayea. Motion carried.

Motion by Roe and Waltera to approve the Hated bills. All ayes. Carried. The Community Center report waa given by Walters. Anderson and Ralph Jewett.

They need volunteers It anyone wishes to serve on the Commission or just help out. The Treasurers report wes given. Receipts for July were $57,319.69 and disbursements were $52,781.94. Motion by Klnslnger and Roe to approve It. All ayes.

Carried. The Public Worka report was given by Ralph Jewett. The electric trucks have both been inspected, the men had an I.A.M.U. training on drugs, the broken water Una under the highway has been repaired, he reported on the storm damage, nine stones were laid out at the cemetery, a new aewer line was tapped, a report on the number of building permits issued and reported on the street repair crew. Motion made by Roe and Harland to approve Resolution 11-97, as per the original agreement.

All members voted yes on roll call. Motion carried. Motion made by Roe and Anderson to table item on meter books being read for further information. All voted yes. Carried.

The penalty clause for the water project contract waa discussed at length with City Engineer representative Steve Honse. After some time, motion waa made by Klnslnger and Waltera to accept Steve'a proposal and actions on the water tower at this point with the addition of the tile and eos. ZX-50 DATE Ultra-compact 35mm AF-SLR Easy-to-use dial controls Autofocus system 12000 to 30 second shutter speed Predictive auto focus TTL auto flash wred-eye reduction Full information vlewflnder COUNCIL MEETINB AUGUST 4, 1997 BLUE GRASS CITY HALL 7:00 P.M. The Blue Grass City Council met in regular session on August 4, 1997, at 7:03 p.m. with Mayor Paul Barnea presiding.

Present were Council members Brown, Verschoore, 0. Guy, Brus and L. Guy. APPROVAL OF AGENDA L. Guy made a motion, seconded by Brus, to approve the agenda.

All ayes, motion carried. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: L. Guy made a motion, seconded by Brown, to approve the minutea of the June 21, 1997. meeting. All ayes motion carried.

CITIZEN'S COMMENTS: Bob Gardner said that he would hold hie commenta until the Building Commissioner's report. FIRE DEPARTMENT REPORT: Chief Larry Plett was absent. Guy read the Fire Department report tor the month of July, 1997. There were 15 cells for July consisting of six fires, two rescues and seven ems calls. In the report.

Chief Plett gave the Council copies ot bids for new pagers. Verschoore made a motion, seconded by D. Guy, to approve the purchase of five new pagers from Communications Engineering Company. All ayea, motion carried. QUOTE ON INSURANCE RENEWAL Thia waa delayed until our Insurance representative was present.

AUTHORIZATION OF VOUCHERS: Guy made a motion, seconded by Brown, to pay the following bills. All ayes, motion carried. ADVANCE SIGN COMPANY, STREET LIGHTING REPAIRS, 474.60: ALEXIS FIRE EQUIPMENT, VEHICLE MAINTENANCE, 9.37; ARCH PAGING, TELEPHONEFAXPAGERS, 45.50; TELEPHONEFAXPAGERS. 21.38; AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE, VEHICLE MAINTENANCE, 175.50; COMPUTER MGMT SYSTEMS, COMPUTER PURCHASE, 335.00; CONOCO VEHICLE OPERATIONS, 317.06; CULLIGAN, BLDG ft GROUNDS MAINT, 8.25; DARRIN PLETT, BLDG ft GROUNDS MAINT, 255.76; GIERKE-ROBINSON OPERATING STR SUPPLIES, 27.51; HTM SALES INC, MAINTENANCESEWER CLEAN, 309.29; JENSEN, JOHN, OFFICE EQUIPMENT, 25.43; MCCUL-LOUGH, WILLIAM LEGAL FEES, 1,260 00; MILLER'S MUNICIPAL, PROFESSIONAL FEES, 967.50; OFFICE MAX OFFICE OPERATIONS, 10.39: QUAD CITY TIMES, ADVERTISINGPUBLICATION, 146.78; ft CONCRETE, STREET IMPROVEMENTS, STRIETER MOTOR COMPANY, VEHICLE MAINTENANCE, 87.55; THE CAMERA CORNER, INC, OFFICE EQUIPMENT, 1,376 93; THE CAMERA CORNER, INC, OFFICE EQUIPMENT, UNITED STATE CELLULAR, TELEPHONE FAX PAGERS, 45.54; US WEST COMMUNICATIONS. TELEPHONE FAX PAGERS, 119.41; TELEPHONEFAXPAGERS, 431.79; WLI INDUSTRIES, STREET SIGNS, 54.00.

GRAND TOTALS, 10,363.91 FUND TOTALS GENERAL FUND, ROAD USE FUND, 3.859.17; WATER FUND, 399.44; SEWER FUND, 666.52. TOTAL, 10,363.91 PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR'S REPORT: REPORT ON SANITARY SEWER BACK-UP: Ripperger told the Council the City haa pictures of the tree roots that entered the aewer lines. Telsrows bill has been resubmitted to the insurance company tor consideration. SPRAYING OF BRUSH ft STUMPS ON E. TELEGRAPH RD: Ripperger told the Council that no one In the maintenance department has an applicator's license.

Bids were submitted snd discussion held. Brown made a motion, aeconded by Brue, to accept the bid from Tru Green to spray the ditches on E. Telegraph Rd. All ayea, motion carried. REPLACEMENT OF CONCRETE 8.

MISSISSIPPI STREET: Ripperger reported that several area on S. Mississippi Street need Immediate attention. Discussion was held. Verschoore made a motion, aeconded by L. Guy.

to approve the bid from Spitzmiller for $11,380.00 using the capital street eccount for the majority of the project, and the remaining balance to be taken from the road use fund. All ayea, motion carried. Ripperger told the Council that Davenport Electric will be working on the traffic light next week. D. Guy asked Ripperger to make sure alt the linea are painted at cross walks and on Mississippi Street before school starts.

QUOTE ON INSURANCE RENEWAL: Chip Sunderbruch gave the Council Information on the current and past Insurance coverage. Mr. Sunderbruch gave the Council a quote for the insurance renewal, which Is due In September. Mr. Ken Bilbery, representing ICAP, addressed the Council.

The Council thanked both Mr. Sunderbruch and Mr. Bilbery for their presentations. BUILDING COMMISSIONER'S REPORT: John Miller, Building Commissioner, reported the following: WILSON CONCRETE: Miller updated the Council on the meeting he had with Wilson Concrete. We are waiting for them to get back to us with proposed sketch plan.

DISCUSSION OF ENGINEERING FEES AS REQUESTED: Discussion was held on engineering. REPORT ON MEETING WITH GLESS BROTHERS: Miller reported on the meeting he attended with Gless Brothers. Miller told the Council that Bob Black, of Quad City Water Treatment, will be here at the next Council meeting to talk about the pretreatment agreement, which haa to be in to the state of Iowa by September 1, 1997. PROCHASKA PROPERTY: Miller told the Council that Tim Guy la interested In subdividing the Prochaska property and wanted to know what the requirements were. Miller gave a written response to Mr.

Guy aa follows: Sanitary Sewer. 1. Subdivider shall extend the sanitary sewer from the intersection of Telegraph Rd. and Moselle St. 2.

Or sign a waiver of assessment 3. Or deposit a cash bond ot 115 of today's resent cost, as approved by the City Engineer. rater Main ft Accessoriee 1. Subdivider ahall extend the 12" water main, but the City ahall credit the difference from 8" to 12" D.I.P. from the existing water main located at 2.

Or algn a waiver of assessment 3. Or deposit a cash bond of 115 of today'a present cost, as approved by the City Engineer. Curb and Guitar ft Sidewalk 1. Subdivider shall supply a waiver of assessment to cover curb ft gutter ft sidewalks. 2.

Or Install the same 3. Or deposit a cash bond of 115 of today's present costs as approved by the City Engineer. BRUS PROPERTY: Miller reported to the Council that Mrs. Brus' property Is just east of the Gardnera' property and he wants to talk to her about getting a 22 toot casement along her property, but he hasn't had a chance to talk to her yet. REVIEW OF PLANNING ft ZONING MINUTES OF 7-14-97: Miller told the Council that they have a copy of the ft meeting minutes from 7-1 4-97 In front of them snd asked If they tied any questions about what happened at the meeting.

The Council had no questiona. RODGERS' P.U.D.: Mr. Rodgers had a question about how the Council had worded their last motion concerning hia P.U.D., and understood that the Council has received a copy of a letter from the City Attorney concerning this. The Council addressed every Issue in the letter from the City Attorney. Diacussion was held.

Each Item was discussed individually. The first item Is connecting to the existing manhole. Verschoore made a motion, aeconded by L. Guy, that the developer shall connect to the existing manhole on Normandy and extend this to the eaat to his subdivision line, et hia expense, epproximately 23 to 25 feet. A roll call vote waa called.

Verechoore-aye, L. Guy-eye. Brown-nay, Brus-aye and D. Guy-aye. Motion carried.

The next Item Is the lift station. The Council agreed that the lift station and pump design will be approved by the City Engineer and City Council at a later time. The next Item la the water maine. D. Guy made a motion, seconded by Verschoore, that all water mains will be 8" ductile iron pipe.

A roll call vote was cslled. D. Guy-aye, VerBchoore-aye, L. Guy-aye. Brown-aye and Brua-aye.

Motion carried. The next Item la the open space. D. Guy msde a motion, aeconded by Verschoore, In lieu of open spsce requirements, either donate the lend adjacent to the park or an easement agreement. A roll call vote was called.

D. Guy-aye, verschoore-aye, Brus-aye, L. Guy-aye and Brown-aye. Motion carried. UPDATE ON SAWVELLS: Miller told the Council that he aent a letter to Sawvell's Insurance company granting permission from the City to releese money to the Sawvelle.

SIMMONS HOUSE MOVING UPDATE: Miller told the Council that the house was moved In today. JOHN MILLER'S EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT: Miller told the Council to look at his contract. His contract is up for renewal In November. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: WATER METER DEPOSITS: Miller explained that he did not have the amendment ready, but that we have talked about this at previous meetings and It was the consensus of the Council not to chsrge someone who moves within the City a meter deposit twice. Stock explained that we currently have thia situation and wanted to know what the Council wanted her to do.

Guy made a motion, aeconded by D. Guy, to ellow the office personnel not to collect meter deposit twice from a resident who Is moving within ths City limits, until the amendment is passed. All ayea, motion carried. The Council added that thia is not to be retroactive. PROPOSED DRAFT AMENDMENTS: Miller will have most of the draft amendmenta ready for their first reading at the next meeting.

APPOINTMENT OF PLANNING ft ZONING BOARD MEMBER: Mayor Barnes said that Chat Wildemuth haa volunteered to eerve another term on the Planning ft Zoning Board. D. Guy mode a motion, seconded by Brown to appoint Chet Wildemuth to enother term to the Planning ft Zoning Board. All ayes, motion carried. NEW BUSINESS: RESOLUTION 97-26 REF: APPOINTING 457 PLAN ADMINISTRATOR: Mayor Barnes resd Resolution 97-26 which appoints Trlssel Graham Toole ft Sellers, L.C.

aa plan admlnlatrators for the 457 deferred compensation plan. Verachoore made a motion, aeconded by Brown, to approve Resolution 97-26. A roll call vote wae called. Verschoore-aye, Brown-aye, L. Guy-aye, D.

Guy-aye and Brus-aye. Motion carried. RESOLUTION 97-25 REF: MONTHLY TRANSFERS: Mayor Bames read Reeolution 97-25 which allowa a monthly transfer of $200.00, from the general fund for land purchaae. D. Guy made a motion, aeconded by Brown, to approve Resolution 97-25.

A roll call vote was called. D. Guy-aye, Brown-aye, Brus-eye, L. Guy-eye and Verschoore-aye. Motion carried.

COUNCIL INPUT: Brua asked If the crossing guard position Is covered for this school yesr. The Clerk asked about a letter to be written to Bi-State, concerning grant appllcationa. The Clerk announced that the new garbage hauler will begin September 1, 1997. ADJOURNMENT: D. Guy made a motion, seconded by Brown, to adjourn at 9:30 p.m.

All ayea. motion carried. PAUL R. BARNES Mayor ATTEST: LORI L. STOCK City ClerkFlnanclal Officer Improved 3 point auto focusing Easy to use program dial Pop-up auto flash Canon USA warranty W-l-D-E OUTFIT WD-E OUTFIT a i i i Canon EOS Rebel camera 28-80mm premium pro wide i zoom lens 99i Pentax ZX-50 DATE Back Camera Pro 28-80 mm W-l-D-E zoom lens Padded carry case 369 the addition of anything from here to the finishing Promaster 400 case i Free big shot club membership PROBATE NO.

62262 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT IN ANO FOR SCOn COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MCCORVEY, JAMES B. 263-4041 05 Deceased To All Parsons Interested In the Estate of McCorvey, Jamas Deceased, who died on or about May 16, 1997: You are hereby notified that on July 31, 1997 Shirley Amber Martin was appointed Administrator of the Estate of McCorvey, Jamas B. Notice is hereby given that all persons Indebted to the estate are requested to make Immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against the estate shall file them with the clerk of the above named district court, as provided by lew, duly authenticated, tor allowance, and unless so tiled by the later to occur of four months from the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is thereafter forever barred. Dated July 31, 1997. SHIRLEY AMBER MARTIN Administrator of the Estate 3523 West Garfield Davenport, Iowa 52804 DANIEL P.

ELLARD Ellard 4 Franks, PL C. Attorney of the Estate 4300 E. 53rd Street, Suite 103 Davenport, Iowa 52807 255-72-4718 Date of second publication: 14th day of Auguat, 1997. PROBATE NO. 62254 NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, ANO NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT IN ANO FOR SCOn C0UNTV IN THE "ESTATE OF FRANK S.

FOLWELL Deceased To All Persons Interested In the Estate of Frank S. Folwell, Deceased, who died on or about July 21, 1997: You are hereby notified that on the 28th day of July, 1997, the last will and testament of Frank S. Folwell, deceaaed, bearing date of the 2nd day of June, 1997, waa admitted to probate In the above named court and that Dorothy J. Folwell was appointed executor of the estate. Any action to set aside the will must be brought In the district court of said county within the later to occur of four date, a8 of last July 14.

All voted aye. Motion car- rled. Motion made by Roe and Anderaon allowing the MINOLTA MAXXUM 450si Advanced System Camera Autofocus and auto exposure with complete creative control rib I Matrix fill flash NIKON USA Warranty I Multl Droaram svstem SLR feffcCfCi2te3 wpro 28-80mm zoom lens oj Xi (o)99 KddtoSn photos fiMl I I ujjj FREE 4 year extended warranty l) 'in tipS f'f: outfit 1 1 it '''J'' I 3Nikon.NXJD6t? tv? Ul Ifc vV ja j-Pro 400 case SICQW jssyi A Jf Extended warranty wpio2H0 zoom tens wQ7 -i ft MSk I ne tye-upening Excitement Area's Largest Stock of Binoculars PLUS of canon Binoculars a 250 Mile LOW PRICE Guarantee High Quality Optics many with BAK-4 Prisms Lightweight ergonomic design Minolta USA warranty Water resistant 12x36IS Choose from almost 20 MIHSAsdels and many others. '9 Ultra-compact 94999 IJI 0x25A Ultra-compact 8x22A $OQ99 7 j9 Includes Canon USA warranty 49 clerk end public works director to attend a water course in September for one day. All ayes.

Carried. Motion by Harland and Anderson to have the regular September council meeting on September 08 beceuse of Labor Day falling on the regular data of meeting. All eyea. Carried. Motion by Klnslnger and Roe to approve Reaolutlon 12-97.

Thia pertains to ail unpaid cemetery lots to be paid for within 90 days or be resold. All voted yee on roll call. Motion carried. Motion by Klnslnger and Waltera to approve the purchase of a new computerprogram from Computer Management Services, Inc. Application will be made for a rlverboat gambling grant for thia flrat.

All ayes. Carried. Motion made by Klnslnger and Roe to approve Resolution 13-97. This pertains to tax credit reimburaement from the state. All voted yes on roll call.

Motion carried. The police report was given by Gage Adams, Police Chief. He told the council he has applied for the COPS program grant. The grant will pay 75 and the City will pay 25 of the coat of the program. Thia is tor a three year period, at which time the City usually picks up the remaining expense snd keep the officer.

Motion by Roe and Harland to approve -Reaolutlon 14-97. Motion by roll call vote waa all yea. Motion carried. There was no park board report aa there was not a quorum for a meeting on Sunday night. Committee reporta have already been discussed.

Mayor Hoover gave his report. He said he haa a check tor $3,000 from CADDS for repair of Utah Avenue to Hiway 22 when we do the street work. Discussion followed aa to sharing responsibility for Utah with Davenport end not having an agreement with Davenport to date. Mayor will get the Asst. Public Works Director to attend a meeting with the Council In Buffalo.

Public Input waa asked for. City Clerk said Lafarge would like approval to have a ballgame and beer In the park. Council aaid the park board has to spprove this before their approval. After the park board approves It, the council haa no problem with It. The following datea were aet for apecial meet-Inga: August 06, 4:15, Community Center Commission meeting at their building: Auguat 06, OrdinanceFinance Committee meeting at City Hall at 5:30 p.m.

Motion by Klnslnger and Waltera to adjourn the meeting at 8:20 p.m. All ayea. Carried. PHIL C. HOOVER Mayor, Buffalo, IA ATTEST: CAROL A.

BERNAUER City Clerk. Buffalo. IA APPROVAL FOR PAYMENT OF BILLS FOR AUGUST 4, 1997 Bl-State Regional, 194.25: Uniform Den, 251.60; Teamsters Local 238, 168.00; Panther Uniform, 30.44; MidAmerican, 1183.75; Midwest Radar ft 90.00; Matt Parroft ft Sons, 50.73; Termlnix, 32.00; I.I.M.C., 60.00; Arch Paging 128.00: Otto Olsen, 89 99; Payless Cashwaya, 131.97; Olderog Tire, 33.20: Meyer Oil, 52.51 Alter ft Sona, 257.29; Electric Pump, 170.50; Hach 15.70; IDNR, 175.00; Hygienic Lab, 66.00; Nat Environmental Teatlng, 180.00; Larry Sexton, 300.00; Polk 197.50; I. A 15.00; Humane Society ot Scott County, 115.50; J. A.

Reno, 644.77; Utilities Division, 320.00; Iowa One Call, 13.20; Payless Cashwaya, 93.78; Alter ft Sona, 6.68; Fletcher-Relnhardt, 96.95: Collins Concrete, 2018.48; Quad-City Times, 109.53; Redmond ft Broghemmer, 400.00; City of Buffalo, 71.67; City of Buffalo, 41.29; City of Buffalo, 30.02; David Clark, 69 98; Radio Shack, 119.94 Sama, 154.31; Heritage Nat 3458.89; Van Meter Industries, 483.19; Linwood Mining, 132.77; Alter ft Sons, 10.20; Art-O-Llte, 55.00; Ouad-Clty Times, 13.26; Chuck's Auto, 499.86; HuMar Disposal, 3324.75; Sam's, 105.00; Meyer Oil, 473.00; 21.02; Office Machine Consultanta, 102.24; Linwood Mining, 36.55; King'a Material, 21.24; Hempel Pipe, 42.32; Standard Bearings, 31.23; Utility 16.46; W. Grainger, 957.90: McCleary Excavating, 195.00; Utility 71.94; Alter ft Sona, 39 68; Hempel, 121.42; Art-O-Llte, 82.50; Iowa Electric, 65.38; W. Grainger, 50.52: City of Buffalo, 20.60; U.S. Cellular, 32.28; IPERS, 2294.31: Treasurer, State of Iowa. 1030.46: Buffalo Post Office, 200.00; U.S.

West, 694.77; Republic 33.72; Tharps Stump Removal, 90.00: Art Stone Monument, 250.00: Audio Vlaual, 58.30: Alter ft Sona, 206 34; Hempel Pipe, 194.68; Teamsters Local 238, 168.00: Camere Corner, 7.99; OlOerogTire Service, 150.20; City of Buffelo. 16.00: U.S. Cellular, 36.01; Treasurer State of Iowa, 1309 90; MidAmerican, Pitney Bowes, 193.50: MCMS, 515.90; Hsrschel Worley. 90.00; Ouinlan Publishing. 71 Continental Research 248.39; Protection Services, 327.20; Protection Services, 105.00; Payless Caahwaya, 138.63; Edson ft 85.79: Ralph Jowett, 2745.46; Dwaln Bollman, 2953.22; Jamie Brooka, 201489; Gregg Shaw, 2069.75; Carol Berneuer, 2369.74; Deborah Guenther, 998.40; Gage Adama, 2921.02: Robert Jackson, 2190.19: Terry Behning, 1893.60; Richard Aleksiejczyk.

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FOLWELL Executor of Estate 2816 East Central Psrk Ave. Davenport, IA 52803 HENRY O. NEUMAN Betty, Neuman ft McMahon, L.L.P. Attorney for Executor 1 1 1 Eaat Third Street, Suite 600 Davenport, IA 52801 Date of second publication: 21st day of August, 1997. PROBATE NO.

62279 NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR SCOn COUNTY IN THE ESTATE OF VIRGINIA P. BOWE To All Persons Interested In the Estste of Virginia P. Bowa, Deceased, who died on or about July 31, 1997: You are hereby notified that on the 7th day of Auguat, 1997, the last will and testament of Virginia P. Bowe, deceased, bearing dete of the 7th day of September, 1995, was sdmltted to probate In the above named court and that James E. Bowe and Dennis M.

Bowe were appointed executors of the estate. Any action to set eslde the will must be brought In the district court of said county within the later to occur of four months from the date of the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of thia notice to ell heirs of the decedent and devlaeea under the will whose Identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be forever barred. Notice Is further given that all peraons Indebted to the estate are requested to make Immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims againat the eatate shall file them with the clerk ol the above named district court, as provided by law, duly authenticated, for allowance, and unless so filed by the later to occur of four months from the second publication of this notice or one month from the date ot mailing of thia notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claim la thereafter forever barred. Dated thia 7th day ol August, 1997. DENNIS M.

BOWE JAMES E. BOWE Executors of Estate 25662 Valley Drive Bettendorf, Iowa 52722 ROBERT P. BOEYE AND JAMES S. ZMUDA Attorney tor Executor P. O.

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