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REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE CONTEMPORARY DESIGN AT IT'S BEST BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY This is brought out in this beautifully decorated 3 bedroom tri-Ievel nestled high on a hill with lovely view. Excellent floor plan for entertaining as this home contains large family room, formal dining room, large master bedroom with sliding doors to deck, V/z baths, 2 car garage, and large Vi acre lot $56 500 YOU MUST SEE TO BELIEVE Auto Repair Shop in Wonder Lake, established 7 years ago, over 200' of frontage on a busy road. Good income plus a small apartment above terrific potential-includes hoist, floor jacks, & compressor for $35,000 LOVELY RANCH WW This charming two-bedroom home, sharply decorated, situated in a quiet, well kept area, carpeted throughout, featuring q panelled living room, dinette area with sliding doors to patio, and loads of closet space. Appliances included, two-car garage, attached. Beach rights. Priced to sell at $33,900 NEWLY REDECORATED...This cozy redwood ranch is located close to the country club and the rive. Featuring - two nice bedrooms, a kitchen with all the appliances, a spacious living room, bath, and has beautiful pegged oak floors and carpeting. Ready for immediate occupancy. Asking $24,000 Spacious 3 bedroom ranch with plenty of closets. Kitchen, living room and bedrooms fully carpeted. Ample 85 x 165 lot. Ideal for growing family. House needs tender loving care to be your dream home. Quick possession available.. $23,900 JUST LISTED AND READY TO MOVE INTO. This great looking cedar ahd stone ranch features more than 1,500 sq. ft. with 3 large bedrooms, spacious kitchen with built- ins, separate dining room, beautiful living room with fireplace, Big family room, 2 baths, patio, lVfe car garage and is located on lovely well landscaped double lot. Asking $41,500. FINANCING AVAILABLE on this great looking Cape Cod which offers 4 large bedrooms, a beautiful kitchen with an eating and utility area, a bath, an extra large living room, carpeted through-out, Aluminum siding and is only xk block from Lake Side Recreation. Call on terms now only $26,500 I w & cd Q 0I F A R M S - H O M E S E S T A T E S I N D U S T R I A L - C O M M E R C I A L f t Burnes DonrurPQ /r BROTHERS, INC. IN CRYSTAL LAI PHONE 8 IN WOODSTOCK PHONE 8 KE 631 15 459 v 209 E 15 338 15 ROUTE 14 -5400 JENTON ST. -3951 io-25i REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 30 AFFILIATED OFFICES IN QitiULfoAlKct TO SERVE YOU HOMES FOR LIVING YOU GET THE LARGEST CHOICE OF LISTINGS IN THE AREA AT OUR OFFICE. WE WILL HELP OBTAIN FINANCING. WHISPERING OAKS HOMBS FOR. LIVING JyaJiuark IMPOSSIBLE To find a recently remodeled home with two bedrooms, woodburning fireplace with attractive carpeting and draperies. Well designed step saving kitchen on beautiful wooded lot. At only $25,000 EVERYBODY'S TALKIN... . about the beautiful homes in Lakeland Park! WHY? because.. I -- Terrific location -- -- Roomy bedrooms -- -- Family room -- -- Big utility room -- -- 1,200 sq.ft.-- --10 percent down financing available -- $31,950 WATERFRONT RANCH This extra large home has three bedrooms plus a family room with fireplace. Many applicances included also. Only $39,900 NORTHERN 2 bedroom oversized Bennington rambling ranch on one- third acre quiet cul-de-sac. lVfe baths, spacious living room, separate dining room, large kitchen with dining area, paneled family room and 2% car attached garage with electric door opener. All appliances, carpeting, draperies and central air conditioning included. $49,900. INCREDIBLE Two story French provincial with three bedrooms, separate living and formal dining room, large paneled family room, quality carpeting throughout and just a very short walk to a private beach located in exclusive Pistakee Bay area. Low price of $36,900 REAL SHOW PLACE Elegant 2 bedroom Somerset with 2 full baths. Formal dining room, beautifully decorated living room, plush carpeting. Kitchen, family room combined, with sliding glass doors to outside deck overlooking beautiful landscaped lot with huge Oaks. Full basement plus 2 car garage. Asking $55,500. VERY IMPRESSIVE Three bedroom ranch, living room highlighted by a rich face brick wall fireplace with built in units and dramatic overhead dimmer lites. Wired for stereo through out the house. New carpeting and draperies included. Beautifully appointed kitchen with like new oven-range, refrigerator, dishwasher, washer and dryer. Attached garage with electric door opener, outdoor shed, situated on a well landscaped wooded site. Asking $35,900 N O K I H I K N 1 1 I I N 0 1 S RI AITY SERVICE ILLINOIS REALTY SERVICE, 3815 WEST ELM ST. (RTE. 120) MCHENRY, ILLINOIS OPEN EVERYDAY CALL ANYTIME 815-385 2340 INC. •3 REALTOR' 10-25 PET CENTER • • • • • • • • • • • • • * * frjt 607 A Ptr FOR ̂ GIVE AWAY 4 cuddly kittens, 2 fawn, 1 black and white, 1 calico, all females. 385-5089 after 5.00. 10-25 LOST Lost in Whispering Oaks, black female toy poodle puppy, No identification, not clipped, long tail, much loved tomlly net. Reward 815-344-1931 after 3:30pm SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A GARAGE SALE. Call 385-0170 to place your sd. % %TSELVjtf / Phone 385-0170 to place ad. ••••••••••••••• Above are members of the cast of "Columbus Discovers America", presented by pupils in Mrs. Considine's third grade class at Hilltop school. In front row, from left, are Andy Loss, Vicki Butler,and Merle Norquist; in back, Holly Hager, Melissa Brock and Steve Mumma. The "Considine Kids" of Hilltop school, members of Mrs. Considine's third grade class, recently presented a play written and directed by Darlene Considine. It was called "Columbus Discovers America". Jerri Lynn Dowe was narrator and Columbus was portrayed by Merle Norquist. Others in the case included Teddy Dawdy, Columbus' teacher; Vicki Butler, Queen Isabella; Andy Lass, King Ferdinand; Gail McDonald, Atlantic Ocean; Bobby Clark and *>ank Staszak, Pinta; John Nixon and Matt Sutschek, Nina; Ken Lishamer and Rich Hamilton, Santa Maria. Sailors were Melissa Brock, Rhonda Coburn, Lisa Ledford and Tim Pankewicz. Others participating were Steve Mumma as the Bird; Pat Burton. New Land, Holly Hager, Todd Hughes, Tracy Jones and Dave Womack, Indians; Robin Nelson, Rock, Kim Highline, Columbus' wife; Billy Gray, Columbus' son. The play was presented to parents of the class as well as other students at Hilltop. "MEANWHILE BACK AT THE COURTHOUSE" BRANCH COURT Associate Circuit Judge Thomas Baker George Niederhofer, 809 Broadway, McHenry, guilty of unlawful possession of can­ nabis, placed on one year probation. James A. Daurio, Jr., 5200 W. Shore, McHenry, guilty of unlawful use of license, fined $150 and costs. Also charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor, nolle prossed on a motion by the State's Attorney. Bennie Sanchez, 8804 Sunset, Wonder Lake, bound over to the Grand jury on two charges of aggravated battery. BRANCH COURT III Associate Circuit Judge Richard Kelly T r i n i d a d B e c e r r a , Waukegan, guilty of no valid driver's license, fined $50 and costs and placed on un­ supervised probation for six months. David M. Wagner, 2006 N. Oak., McHenry, guilty of speeding, fined $35 and costs. William R Martin, 4312 Riverside, Crystal Lake, charged with driving while intoxicated, amended to reckless driving, fined $450 and costs; also charged with bribery, amended to disorderly conduct, fined $50 and costs. Another charge of reckless driving was nolle prossed. Paul Cole, Jr., 2804 Myang, McHenry, charged with driving while intoxicated, amended to reckless driving, fined $300 and costs. Shirley F. Freund, 4513 W. Ponca, McHenry, charged with driving while intoxicated, amended to reckless driving, fined $300 and costs. Joseph Francisco, Jr., 207 Fairfield, Island Lake, guilty of junked or abandoned vehicle on property, fined $500 and costs. COMPLAINTS Officer Daniel Bixler of the McHenrv Police department REAL ESTATE PAGE Social I • PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1«?4 "=BsaaSB^aasa "The handbook i» 5U AfMiriiif inches, smaller and v v U l l i j handle than previous with cross references ai Commissioner of Social Security, James B. Card well, has announced that a new edition of Your Medicare Handbook will be mailed by Nov. 30 to more than 23.5 million people covered by Medicare health insurance. Doctors, hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, home health agencies, and health insurance organizations that handle M e d i c a r e c l a i m s a l s o w i l l receive the new handbook. The new edition is a result of major amendments made in the Medicare program in the past two years. The new handbook explains in detail how Medicare hospital and medical insurance work. It tells what kinds of care are covered, who can provide care, and how much Medicare pays. "It also tells what Medicare does not cover," the com­ missioner said. "Health care professionals will find the new handbook particularly helpful in ex­ plaining Medicare provisions and regulations to people who come to them with questions," he said. The handbook includes ex­ panded tables of covered and non-covered services and supplies and describes con­ ditions that must be met for each type of covered care. A completely new format is the result of studies conducted by the Social Security ad­ ministration with beneficiary groups and health care providers, according to the Commissioner. cross index which will help locate information," he Institutions and professionals who want additional copies of the new handbook can get them at any social security office or from the health insurance organization that handles Medicare claims in their area. "When people get the new Medicare handbook, they should throw away any old editions they have," he pointed out. Medicare helps pay the health care bills of people 65 and over, of disabled people under 65 who have been entitled to social security disability benefits for at least 25 con­ secutive months, and of many people with chronic kidney •disease. Medicare is administered by t h e S o c i a l S e c u r i t y a d ­ ministration, an agency of the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. The office servicing all of McHenry county is located at 224 West Judd street, Woodstock. Telephone number is 338-3750. fi Computer Humor We can't call them human until a computer makes a mistake and blames it on another computer. Medicaid's nursing home c a r e v a r i e s w i d e l y . Public TV is seeking viewer contributions. British propose retirement income guarantees. charges that on Oct. 13, Roger A Rairie of 4112 Crystal Lake road, McHenry, committed the offense of resisting or ob­ structing a peace officer. Bond set at $1,000, court date Nov. 4. Deputy Anthony Olszewski charges that on Oct. 20, Leonard L. Crago of 4320 W. Wonder Lake road. Wonder Lake, committed the offenses of resisting a peace officer, criminal damage to property and disorderly conduc^Jin that he was involved in a fracas at the Uptown Pub, Hebron. Crago attempted to flee the scene and ripped the shirt and broke the pin off the officer's badge while the officer was in the performance of his duties. Bond was set at $2,025, court date Nov. 7. Barry Leibshon, manager of Gladstone's Department store, charges that on Oct. 16, Pamela C. Shulfer of 305 Crystal Lake avenue, Crystal Lake, com­ mitted the offense of theft under $150 in that she obtained unauthorized control over two women's blouses from the store having a value of $26. She was given notice to appear in court Nov. 27. Officer Patrick Joyce of the McHenry Police department charges that on Oct. 21, Nancy C. Polka of 7409 W. Hiawatha drive, Wonder Lake, com­ mitted the offenses of disor­ derly conduct and resisting or obstructing a peace officer in that she was intoxicated and standing in traffice lanes on Elm street attempting to hit­ chhike to Wonder Lake. Bond set at $1,025, court date Nov. 6. BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED The following building permits were issued by the city of McHenry in September: John Suarez, 4609 W. Prairie, single family dwelling and sewer permit; Urbin Wagner, 4208 W. Crestwood, install siding; Richard's Step In, 4806 W. Route 120, sewer permit; Joel Motel, 3705 W. Waukegan, alterations; Henry Hopp, 4406 W. Sussex, install siding; Clarice Wisner, 948 Wilshire, single family dwelling; Edward Kennedy, 408 Shepherd Hill, single family dwelling; Larry Winkelman, 4506 W. Ponca, shed; Henry Todor, 5215 Shore, sewer permit; Charlie Cox, 1718 Park lane, sewer permit; Jake's Tap, W. Elm, advertising sign; . Tony Poss, 4501 W. Crystal Lake, garage addition; Walter Nuss, 1516 Ramble, addition; George Thompson, 3928 W. Waukegan, advertising sign; Caroline Stecher, 4502 W. Sussex, install siding; Raymond Peterson, 1613 N. Flower, privacy fence. LICENSE CHARGES Knut Schaad of 722 Barbara Lane, McHenry, was charged with driving while license was suspended and no valid registration after he was stopped last Wednesday morning by county police for operating a motorcycle without license plates. Schaad's bond was set at $1,025 and he is to appear in court Nov. 4. GUEST PREACHER-Special preacher at St. Paul's Episcopal church last Sunday was the Rev. Reese Rlckerds of St. Anselm'it Episcopal church, Park Ridge. He is a newcaster on Radio Station WJJD and recently ordained an Episcopal deacon. The Rev.- Rickerds explained the Charismatic Movement as using fully the! gifts of the Holy Spirit as received in the sacrament of holy: Baptism. REAL ESTATE "WITCH" OF THESE HOMES IS IN YOUR FUTURE? SEE US AND WE WILL HELP YOU "BREW" A DEAL THIS OPPORTUMTY SHOULD REALLY "SPOOK" YOU. Excellent 3 bedroom, alum, sided raised ranch. Fully carpeted. Large 18 x 24 F-R area. 2nd bath roughed in. Extra large lot. 2 car attd. gar. $4,900 down, 2 pt, 8% percent mortgage is available. Wax free cushion tile in kit. You only go around once, don't pass this up for $30,900. DON'T BE HAUNTED by memories of passing up this WATERFRONT BARGAIN. 4 or 5 bedrooms for all the little goblins. Large L-R with fireplace, 2 full baths, 12Vfe x 17V2 study upstairs also has fireplace. Huge 8 x 25 heated and paneled rear porch. Large lot with 88' of waterfront. Concrete seawall. Can't be beat for $39,900. YOU BETTER "GOBLIN" THIS ONE UP QUICKLY, it's a real beauty. 2 beautifully decorated bedrooms. A huge 12 x 24 kitchen and (lining area, recently remodeled. Large screened-in porch off kit. WILL SELL VA. 1 blk to lake. IV2 car gar. Easily expandable and only $29,750. ARE YOU A VETERAN? HERE'S A SPECIAL TREAT, a 3 BR home for less then $20,000. Immediate possession. Move in and pay rent until you close. SEE US TODAY ... NO TRICK HERE. IT'LL BE A REAL TREAT when you see this delightful 2 BR charmer. LR has new carpeting. Large 10 x 12 utl. room. lOVfe x 12 rear deck. Bath has separate shower stall. IVi car attd. gar. is heated with loads of storage space. Cyclone fenced yard. Exceptionally clean home. See it today, asking $32,500. I"3 postal- REALTORS P^'^'P? 3409 WEST ELM STREET, McHEKRY