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619 E. 20th. � Gorgeous open living area � Movie themed family room

� 5 bedrooms � 3 1/2 baths

� 2 bonus rooms � Balconies

� Great deck $230,000

Virginia Larson 661-0418

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W hy rent w hen you can ow n this 2 bedroom , 1 1 ⁄ 2 bath tow n hom e that is in great, m ove-in con - dition . Good start on basem ent finishing. New shingles, gutters & som e siding. Com e take a look and let’s talk about how reasonable your paym ents could be. O n ly $68,000

2912 Lakeview Dr. #14

Dianne Sejnoha 661-9778

Sunday, 12-1pm

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Professional Real Estate, Inc.

Emma French Laird BROKER, REALTOR,

CRS, AB R 661-2224

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512 Chalkstone Road

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Priced below recent appraised value! This is the scen ic settin g for your private retreat, that open s to the perfect place to entertain your fam ily an d frien ds! Captivatin g view s from the screen ed porch, through the Great Room (livin g, din in g, an d kitchen areas), an d on the 10x19 deck w ith ben ch seats. W ildlife, sprin g through fall green -scape, an d the w inter river view w ill keep you in aw e! M aster suite w ith room en ough for readin g/com puter area; slider to patio. $179,000

Broker Associates Sally & Terry 660-5352, 660-6679 www.SallyandTerry.com

Price Reduced!! Now $215,000

Own this private acreage in a beautifully developed subdivision with hard surface roads located close to

Lewis & Clark Lake! •5 Bedrooms, 3 baths, open floor plan •Enjoy the view from your wrap around deck •Large family room in lower level

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147 Marina Dell Circle

3013 Mulligan Dr. • $259,000 3013 Mulligan Dr. • $259,000

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• 2006 Custom Built Hom e • O verlooks #15 on Fox Run Golf Course • 3 Bedroom s, 2 Baths • O pen Floor Plan • M ain Floor Laundry • Spacious Kitchen w /w alk-in Pantry

Lisa Williams 661 – 0558

Randy Kussman

Deb Specht

Norene Gibson

Dan Specht

Tanya Hacecky 4th & Walnut • Yankton, SD • 664-5555

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Professional Real Estate, Inc. 1701 Broadway, Yankton, SD

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Custom built 3 bedroom , 2 bath tw inhom e, m ove-in ready, beautifully decorated inside and out. Fenced yard and no step entries.

Bill Bobzin Broker

661-0148 Cell

209 Donohoe Blvd.

NEW LISTING

O ffered a t $179,900.

1650 Houses For Sale1705 West St. 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath Duplex Townhouse. 2-stall garage, screened deck $225,000. Owner financing. (605)661-9078

1650 Houses For SaleBeautiful 4-bedroom, 2 bath home near Lewis & Clark Lake. Short walk to Gavin's Beach! Immaculate condition, move-in ready. For photos/info www.yankton.net/109gavinsgulchCall (605)661-3908 or (605)661-0432

1650 Houses For Sale

1307 Oakwood #3$84,900

3-bedroom, 1-1/2 bath Town-home. Kitchen & roof updates. Beautifully decorated, southern exposure with garage. Ted Mickelson (605)661-1640, An-derson Realty, LLC.

2817 Mary St.Spacious two bedroom, two bath twin home. No step en-tries, upscale home. Optional basement finishing. Associa-tion for lawn and snow. Offered at $212,000. Call Bill Bobzin Broker/Owner. Century 21 (605)661-0148.

30370 450th Ave. • $159,900Perfect acreage, 4-bedroom, 4.87 acres, hardwood floors, outbuildings, beautiful and move in ready. Call Erica (605)660-2992 Anderson Re-alty.

44495 Chris Rd.Mission Hill

Your perfect getaway by the river! 2-bedroom manufactured home on 1-acre. Lots of up-dates. Call Sally and Terry (605)660-5352 Lewis & Clark Realty.

Lake homes for sale in Ne-braska and South Dakota. Call Jim Tramp. (605)661-2192.

Moving on up? Interest rates are terrific so the time is now! Call Brad Today! Buying or selling, you’ll be yelling SOLD! Brad Dykes, Broker Associate, Lic. SD/NE (605)660-1414. Shore to Shore Realty, LLC.

1655 Mobile Homes ForSale

ATTENTION!Thinking of purchasing a

new home? We want your business

and we’re serious.Let’s make 2012 your year! Our brand new double & sin-glewides are very nice & are built to the highest standards of quality, value & engineering. They’re built for ALL climates & are very energy efficient with 2x6 walls. Our homes are priced at incredible rock bot-tom dollar prices.

SAVE, SAVE, SAVE!!Call Nationwide Mobile Homes- the #1 choice. You’ll be mighty glad you did. (605)665-0822.

1660 Acreage - Lots ForSale

For Sale: Lots of lots! Call Jim Tramp, (605)661-2192.

LOT AVAILABLE: 900 Hill-crest Grand Ave. Easy ac-cess to Hillcrest Golf Course. (308)340-0972 or (605)660-1266.

Ridgeway North Develop-ment has numerous lots avail-able. North of Hillcrest Golf Course. Call Kirby Hofer, (605)665-0524 or (605)660-1422.

1685 Want To Buy RealEstate

We pay cash for used mobile homes! (712)252-4381.

1700 MerchandiseRoll up storage doors 9’x7’ and 9’x9’ $100-$150 each. Call (605)665-2286.

1705 Items $100 or Less1921 D Morgan Silver Dollar$45. Two 1964 Kennedy HalfDollars, $15 each. Twelve 1960's Kennedy Halves $25.(605)464-1116.

2 pairs of men’s leather shoes size 10, $50/each or both for $75. (605)760-4327.

42” square, old oak table. $75 Girl’s white eight drawer dresser with mirror. $25. (605)665-2430.

Allis Chalmers, WD45 grill and radiator. Good. $100. (605)925-7261.

Attention Re-loaders: havean excess of Remington prim-ers. Large and small rifle, large and small pistol. $30 a thou-sand. three packages. (605)369-2780.

Clean canning jars. 20 wide mouth quarts. 15 small mouth quarts. 6 2-quarts. 24 jelly jars. All for $25. (605)660-5988

Lawnmower 6.5 hp self pro-pelled, $30. Cal (605)661-6951.

Menʼs Ram golf set. Includes bag, 1,3,4,5 woods. 3-9 irons. Pitching wedge. Sand wedge. Putter. $45.(605)665-3532

NORITAKE Spring Meadow china #2484; 35 pieces ,$60. Vintage wicker picnicbasket, Made in occupied Ja-pan. $20. Chicago Cutlery 6 steak knives with block & extra knives,$14. (605)464-1116.

Oak corner armoire entertain-ment center has two sets of doors, holds 40” flat panel TV, like new, $100 (605)664-5493.

Portable air conditioner9,000 BTU, $100. (605)760-4327.

Radiator, fits 94-97 Ford Ex-plorer. Good. $60. Alternator, fits 94 Ford Explorer and newer. $35. (605)925-7261.

Reclaimed Rustic tongueand groove barn siding, $80 or best offer. 15’ 4” insulated flexible ducting $9. (605)760-2614.

Tall Self propelled lawn-mower $45. A second self pro-pelled lawnmower $55 Call (605)664-9539.

1830 Rummage Sales1004 W. 12th St.

Saturday, 6/9, 8am-1pmGarage Sale: Girl’s clothes size 12 to 16, teen, ladies clothes all sizes up to 2 XL, men’s clothes jeans 38x32, Justin Boots and shoes size 10-1/2. Tread mill, older 25” TV, DS & DS games, house-hold items, flower pots, plant-ers. Easy off load for Pickup and lots and lots of miscellane-ous items.

1015 W. 11th St.Friday, 6/8, 5pm-8:30pmSaturday, 6/9, 8am-2pm

Huge Multi-Family Rummage. Best in Town! Washer, dryer, wooden gun cabinet, computer desk, chairs, foosball table. Baby swing, bouncy chair, highchairs, Pack N Play, carseats, stroller. Stadium chair, lawnchairs, fish tank, girl’s 16” bike. Radio Flyer tri-cycle, men’s & women’s cloth-ing, girl’s clothing (baby-teen), scrapbooking. CD’s, DVD’s, books, children’s books, toys, games. Home decor, kitchen & household, lots of miscellane-ous, even freebies!

1830 Rummage Sales102 E 21st

Friday, 6/8, 6am-7pmSaturday, 6/9, 6am-2pm

Shingling supplies, sinks, dorm fridge, futon, desks, furniture, foosball table. Left handed golf set. Juniors, women’s, men’s clothing. Motorcycle.

105 Curlie St.(Riverside Acres)

Friday, 6/8, Noon-6pmSaturday, 6/9, 7am-1pm

Garage Sale: 31” Snapper Hi-vac riding lawnmower, clothes and lots of miscellane-ous.

111 CurliesFriday, 6/8, 12-6pm

Saturday, 6/9, 8am-1pmTable with chairs, furniture, fishing stuff, tools, Harley items, large mirrors, kitchen items.

112 CurliesFriday, 6/8, 8am-6pm

Saturday, 6/9, 8am-12pmClothing: girls (newborn-teen plus), women’s (S-2x), big men’s, comforters, dishes, toys, household items, cas-settes, books, table -chairs, pictures, jewelry, fishing equip-ment, bread machine, teacher books, running boards, PS1 games, truck toolbox.

115 Curlies St.Friday, 6/8, 1pm-7pm

Saturday, 6/9, 7am-1pmFurniture, microwave, swim-ming pool, stroller, boy’s cloth-ing, wall decor, purses. Jew-elry, knick knacks and much more. Priced to sell.

119 CurlieFriday, 6/8, 1pm-6pm

Saturday, 6/9, 8am-5pmOster food slicer, small Weber grill, juicer, flower pots. Canna bulbs, books, much miscella-neous.

1206 Pasque CircleFriday, 6/8, 10am-6pm

Saturday, 6/9, 8am-11:30amAll size women’s clothing, XXL men’s clothing, and much, much misc. Priced to sell, come check it out!

1208 E. 8th St.Friday, 6/8, 8am-5pm

Saturday, 6/9, 8am-5pmMoving Sale: Commercial floor scrubber, barnishing machine, washer/dryer. Refrigerator, freezer, furniture, chest of drawers.

1209 W 10thFriday, 6/8, 6pm-8pm

Saturday, 6/9, 8am-12NoonBunkbed, table, chairs, kids clothes, bikes, sandboxes, toys, miscellaneous items. Everything cheap!

1220 Pine St.Friday, 6/8, 4pm-8pm

Saturday, 6/9, 8am-1pmMulti-Family: Snorkeling equip-ment, toolbox, tools, furniture, electric roaster, creeper, elec-tric cooler, microwave, elec-tronics, military equipment, books, movies, all size clothes, miscellaneous.

1506 Oakwood Dr.Friday, 6/8, 8:30am-4pm

Saturday, 6/9, 8:30am-12Noon

Portable sewing machine & supplies, maple hutch, coffe ta-ble, 26” bike. Original paitings, miscellaneous.

1809 Cedar St.Saturday, 6/9, 9am-1pm

5x8 new in wrap area rug; Stamp Sets, Craft products from SU, small wood shelves, vinyl blinds -6 sets; 1 heavy roll shade, window shades; More! Being held inside- rain or shine. No PreSales unless by appointment.

1904 PeninahFriday, 6/8, 9am-7pm

Saturday, 6/9, 9am-1pmEstate Rummage Sale: Furni-ture, carpet cleaner, metal de-tector, scanner, books. CD’s & player, makeup, jewelry, knick-knacks, household items, lots of miscellaneous.

211 W. 15th St.Friday, 6/8, 8am-7pm

Saturday, 6/9, 8am-2pmBaby equipment: Jump Roo Z, infant swings, playmat, Me-della Free style Breast Pump, car seats with bases, Bind-a-Boo, baby gate, toys. Boy’s clothes 0-12 months, puppy playpen, china, sofa, lamps. TV’s, chest of drawer, decorations, dishes, pans, rugs, bath set, junior girls clothes, many miscellaneous items.

2603 MulberryFriday, 6/8, Noon-7pm

Saturday, 6/9, 7am-1pmCanoe, wooden queen size loft, camping equipment. Cloth-ing girls 4-8, boy’s 6-18, men’s & women’s. Toys, games, vid-eos, movies, luggage, secre-tary. Much more miscellane-ous.

2708 Pine St.Saturday, 6/9, 8am-12

Shapper lawnmower, snow blower, bedding, tv, bikes, adult/ teen clothing. Household items, furniture and miscella-neous.

1830 Rummage Sales2900 Douglas

Friday, 6/8, 2pm-7pmSaturday, 6/9, 8:30am-2pm

Home Interiors, Princess crys-tal, Tupperware, Precious Mo-ments, Avon, Music boxes, cake pans, swing set items. Cows, angels, dolls, crafts, miscellaneous.

305 Linn St (in Alley)Saturday, 6/9. 7am-12pm

5th wheel tripod, camping stuff, tv stand, boy’s infant clothes, 6months- 18months, exersau-cer, baby gates, baby bouncy seat, comforter set, girl’s clothes, toys, lots of miscella-neous, Cash only.

30500 U. S. Hwy. 814-miles North of WalmartSaturday, 6/9, 6am-6pm

Garage Sale: Clothing Chil-dren’s size 5-8, women’s XL. Gun cleaning kit, Truck dog guard, sewing machines, toys, miscellaneous.

4-H Building709 Whiting Dr.

Saturday, 6/9, 8am-12NoonMulti-Family: Motorcycle stuff, 2-Honda CT70’s, new home party items, clothing infant-adult. Household items, small chest freezer, golf cart. Miscellaneous, cash only.

410 Pine St.Saturday, 6/9, 8am-12Noon

Yard Sale: Girl’s clothes, mili-tary footlocker, deer blind, jog-ging stroller, doll house, chairs, old postcards (including Yank-ton) and toys.

413 Pearl(in alley)

Saturday, 6/9, 9am-6pmSunday, 6/10, 10am-4pm

Multi-family rummage: Cash only. Priced to sell!

603 Burgess Rd.Saturday, 6/9, 8:30am-1pm

Boy’s clothes 0-2T, girl’s clothes 0-5T, maternity M- L, baby swing, bouncer, exersau-cer, boppy pillow, Graco car base. Neocate, covered sand-box, toys, books, and more. Cash only please.

701 BroadwaySaturday, 6/9, 7am-?

In the alleyTons of girls baby items: Clothes-Newborn to 24 months, electric swing, 2-jump-ers, baby bottles, many more items. Junior girls clothing, lots of dresses women’s clothing up to 3X, shoes. Kitchen de-cor, several decorating vases, 4-tires and rims for a Jeep Lib-erty, too much to mention.

902 MapleFriday, 6/8, 7am-7pmSaturday, 6/9, 7am-?

Nice children- adult clothing (boys jeans). Dishes: Noritake china, Bavarian china, pic-tures, lighted signs: beer, Coca-Cola, Pepsi, lots of Bud-weiser steins, and Budman. Beer mirrors, bedding-feather pillows, sheets, afghans, com-forters, Nintendo DS games. PlayStation guitar hero and two guitars and controllers. Collectibles: Porcelain dolls, Cherished teddies, Homco Wildlife and Denim Days. Household miscellaneous and toys.

906 W 10thSaturday, 6/9, 8am-3pm

Lots of nice girls clothes, 6X-7-8. Some boys clothes. Women’s clothes. Trikes, girls bikes, wagon, toys, car seat with base, crib mattress, play pen, new items, furniture. Lots of miscellaneous. Cash only.

1850 AgricultureBaby chickens for sale. $1.25/each for 50 or less. Oth-erwise $1.00/each for over 50 Also available are baby ducks and geese. (605)760-2856, Ask for Tim.

Want to buy damaged corn. (605)668-2769, if no answer leave message.

1870 Ag Equipment2007 New Holland Tractor. TC-40 Boomer 40hp. Like new with only 295 hours. Includes loader, grapple, wheel weights, rear blade, wheel chairs. Call Gary (605)760-3027.

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Read & Recycle!

In Washington, formerGOP presidential hopefuland U.S. Rep. MicheleBachmann of Minnesotasaid the heart of the issuewas the protection of reli-gious freedom.

“This president onthat day of his inaugura-tion lifted up his righthand and he swore beforeall of America that hewould uphold and defendand protect the Constitu-tion of the United States,”Bachmann said. Someonein the crowd shouted:“Liar!”

Bachmann continued,“But he has had no prob-lem telling the religiousorganizations and the reli-gious-oriented people ofthis nation that they mustbe forced to violate theirreligious beliefs under hishealth care mandate.”

In Indianapolis, about300 activists gathered onthe south lawn of theStatehouse carrying signsreading “Stop Obama’sHHS Mandate!” and“Stand up for ReligiousFreedom!” and cheeredspeakers from groups in-cluding Indiana Right toLife, Americans for Pros-perity and the CatholicChurch.

Monsignor JoeSchaedel, pastor at St.Luke’s Catholic Church inIndianapolis, told thecrowd that talk of exemp-tions from the administra-tion are hollow.

“Jesus Christ and his12 apostles couldn’t getan exemption,” Schaedelsaid. “Make no mistake:Religious freedom is theissue!”

In New Jersey, many ofthose who rallied at theStatehouse in Trentonfirst went to Mass at St.Mary of AssumptionCathedral.

“There is no ‘war oncontraception’ in ourcountry,” said Marie Tasy,executive director of NewJersey Right to Life. “Con-traception is alreadywidely, cheaply available.What’s really under at-tack today is religiousfreedom.”

But Jennifer Miller, avice president at PlannedParenthood in Trenton,said the rallies were beingheld by extremist groupsthat have a long historyof attacking women’shealth.

“Simply put, anti-women’s health groupswant to take a huge stepbackward for women’shealth,” Miller wrote in anemail. “If they had theirway, more women wouldbe uninsured, medicaldiscrimination againstwomen would be legalagain, and women wouldonce again be forced topay more for health careand get less for theirhealth care dollars thanmen.”

———Associated Press writ-

ers Tom LoBianco in Indi-anapolis and AndrewDuffelmeyer in Trenton,N.J., contributed to this re-port.

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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Police say a 50-year-oldOregon woman is in trouble because of her relation-ship baggage — but it’s not the emotional kind.

Kola J. McGrath was arrested Monday for trespass-ing after workers at her boyfriend’s downtown Port-land apartment complex discovered the man wassneaking her into the building by hiding her in a largerolling suitcase. She was banned from the building lastyear for breaking a fire extinguisher case during anargument.

The Oregonian reports McGrath is 5 feet, 6 inchestall and weighs 96 pounds.

Police were notified when a caller reported a manhad kidnapped a woman, placed her in a pink suitcaseand taken her to the apartment building.

Officers then searched 52-year-old Curtis T. Lowe’sapartment and found McGrath hiding in a closet.

Ore. Woman ArrestedFor Visiting Man

Through A Suitcase

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