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OF •HOMES LETTER HEADS ^ Think ^ Plaindealer. when you need R E A L [ S T A T E R E A L E S T A T E R E A L E S T A T E 9 ̂ HJVSBURG ROPS> M( HENhv ILL 6 60050 3932 W. Rt. 120, McHenry LOOK THESE OKI: 4 rm. frame ranch w/full basmt., Ige. encl. sun porch, frplc., dining area & all situated on 3 lota. $34,500 $3,000 down will buy thU 2 BR frame hse. on 3 wooded lots in Johnsburg School District. s 123,500 « See this lovely 2 BR Red­ wood ranch on private site w/room to roam. Great starter house for just $25,900 AND MORE! (815) 305-4(10 FOR SALE BY OWNER 4213 West Ponca Cooney Heights Well landscaped 2bedroom brick and frame ranch, air conditioned, carpeted liv­ ing room, newly redecor­ ated kitchen, utility room, lovely carpeted and pane led family room with ample space for a formal dining area, 1 car attached gar­ age, chain link fenced back yard with storage shed and patio. All drapes, some appliances, city water and sewer. Low taxes. $34,900. BY APPOINTMENT 385-8842 1-23-TF-1-2 JUST $2,500. DOWN $227. per month INCLUDING TAXES Will buy all these features 2 bed.., l^baths, carpeting ( thruout, all appliances In- < eluding washer t dryer,* central air, pool, and much ( more. Excellent location,, tastefully decorated. { Northfox Condo. 344-1814 evenings. i A-l HEARING AID SERVICE Free Loanera - Complete Service on all Makes Custom Earmolds-30 Day Trial on New Aide Try Before You Buy! Maico-Zenith-Radio Ear Qualttane ROOT. STENSIAND L ASSOC 3937 W. Main SU 385-7661 Behind-the-ear AID 1100 Reg. $239 *** PET COLUMN GIVE AWAY v12 weeks old, female, mixed, trai , all shots 1-30 PAGE 13 • PLAINDEALER-FfUDAY. 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LIST WITH US, "WE SELL EM" WANTED - HANDY MAN TO REMODEL BATH ONLY! That is all to make this charming 9 room, 3 bedroom home, a joy to live in. Home is located on a large country lot, covered with mature trees, new well and septic and river rights. Exterior is maintenance free steel vinyl siding. Relax in front of a large Lava stone wood burning fireplace and built in bar to match, in family room. Newly remodeled kitchen has oodles of cabinet space with built in dishwasher, and counter is covered with vinyl suede. Large dining room plus breakfast room, two car garage $37,500.00 HERE'S A ONE FLOOR RANCH THAT MAKES LIFE EASIER! Will Sell on contract! Low down payment with low taxes. Ideal starter or retirement home. Maintenance free aluminum siding, new roof, black top driveway, new cabinets in kitchen, patio deck, furnace two years young. Large attic for extra storage and one car attached- garage. Home is in excellent move-in condition. Why Wait? Move in Today! $26,500.00. 95% FINANCING AVAILABLE ! Lakeland realtors : m 8304 Pingrae Rd. • Algonquin, III (312) 658-6585 i>«** Cmbcpwood 1/* 07 Convents /2 to a Custom Home Area In Conventional rate while funds qualified customers The Village of Sunnyaide X THE ANDERSON - 1232 Sq. Ft $41,890. ' - INCLUSIVE OF: % Acre Landscaped Lot* 2 Car Attached Garage _. Septic & City Water , Carpeting Throughout Storms & screens ***** Gutters *We will build on your own site also development co., inc. ! 1326 Hayden Dr., McHenry, III. 60050 Sales Office (815) 344-1133 Qpen Weekdays 11-6/Saturday & Sundays 11-5 Model located ltf miles north of Rte. 31 on Johnsbure- Wilmot Rd. at Hayden Dr. 3932 W. Rt. 120, McHenry CHOOSE YOUR HOME Handyman Special for the investor who likes to fix things up! 1 BR, kit., breakfast nook & more. See TODAY $12,500 Fine 3 BR ranch w/full basmt., Crab Orchard frplc huge Florida rm. w/wet bar & nice lot in good »"*• $38,900 Well decorated & neatly landscaped 3 BR raised ranch in conv. location w/ many extras at the low price of $42,500 AND MORE! (815) 385-4810 SUNNYSIDE - 5 bedroom residence, sep. din. rm. Full finished bsmt. att. gar. On tree shaded dble. lot. Johnsburg schools, ... $39,000.00 SUNNYSIDE - 2 bedroom cutie. Large liv. rm. car­ peted & draped. Full ceramic bath, large kit. with built ins. 2 car gar., on double lot. Act now - priced just at $27,000.00 3932 W. Rt. 120, McHenry • MtWfrV MIKFBC Well known Chain-O-Lakes resort. Rest /Tavern PLUS 10 modern apmts. 2 HA ere s on Ptstakee Bay. JUST $215,000 Want to own your own bu­ siness? $40,000 will start you! Tavern/rest./living quarters L income. Call Now Good Food; Good location; Good Trade; Good Oppor­ tunity. Comp, equipped rest. 'Tavern. Fox Lake Area. $165,000 AND MORE! (815) 385-4810 Establish Deadline For Alliance Applications PHONE: Area845/385-3030 OR 385-3031 HOMES FOR SALE _ NEW 3 bedroom, 8 room rai­ sed ranch, 1% baths, den or office space, 2 car gar­ age, family room area and large patio deck. Total area 2,268 sq. ft. City water. Water, pier and beach rights on Fox River. $39,850. 815-344-1632 815-385-6566 815-344-0748 -2 Mrs. Korinko joined the Gateway sales force in April 1974, and is presently preparing to receive her Real Estate Brokers Li­ cense. She lives with her husband and children in Pistakee Highlands where she is active in the Pro­ perty Owners Association. For friendly professional attention toyour real estate matters call (815) 385-4810 and ask for JEAN K0RINK0 IT. P. MATHEWS, REALTORSj [Regional ^^^pRepresentativej Gallery of Homes is a national referral service having 1300 offices and 14000 Sales Representatives for the convenience and benefit of both buyers and sellers. WONDER LAKE Just listed. Bi-level, 3 years new on 112* x 225' corner. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage, perfect condition. Won't last at $46,000.00. HEBRON 4-5 bedroom older 2 story home in perfect condition on large lot. 2 car garage, perfect for the large family. $47,500.00. i T. P. MATHEWS, REALTORS] 17314 Hancock Drive 4803 N<rthwest Highway I Wonder Lake, III. Crystal Lake, III. I 815-653-2061 or 815-459-4800 or I | 815-385-6341 815-459-4801 90% Financing to Qualified Buyers Other Models aiso Avail­ able. 1-30 AND 2-6 A new source of information for Illinois workers has been opened with a toll free telephone line to the Depart­ ment of Labor. /C' Effective now, » Illinois residents may call 800-252-8093 for answers to questions on nearly every topic affecting workers. Callers can get the address of their local unem­ ployment insurance or em­ ployment office, find out what the law says about working conditions, get figures on employment in the state, obtain Department of Labor publications or be directed to the personnel who can provide answers. "The trained people who will be at these telephoens will not have every answer to every question, but they will either have answers or know where they can be obtained," said Donald A. Johnson, director of the Illinois Department of Labor "Too often the stone wall of bureaucracy stands between somebody who needs help and those of us who are paid to provide that help. We intend to knock that wall down," Johnson said The new free telephone line is in operation from 8:30 a m to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Although residents are able to obtain general answers to questions about unemployment. insurance claims from the new service, there will still be another toll free number for specific information on unemployment insurance questions. That number - 800 972-5780 - will operate from 8 a m to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday Urge Wise Land Use When the Pilgrims sat down to their now famous feast over 300 years ago. they partook of food harvested from a rich nine inches of topsoil. Today this precious crust on the surface of our American earth, through the forces of wind and water, has been gradually whittled away to an average five or six- inch layer While nature can produce an inch of topsoil every 500-600 years, the erosion process, set in motion by man's in­ tervention in nature's balance, skims off approximately an inch every hundred years. The irreplaceable topsoil is, as we know an indispensable element in sustaining all life Our survival depends on it This appalling rate of loss has long preoccupied con­ servationists, agriculturalists and government officials, who have instituted many measures to save the land Their efforts, of course, will continue Yet their activity, focused principally on farmland and forests, will have less effect on the ever-expanding urban and suburban territory from which, every year, the elements make off. grain by grain, with tons of topsoil: This is where the in dividual can. as a partner with nature, intervene in a modest though importatit way The most effective means ol conserving that rare and costly topsoil in your yard is by the use of a variety of forms of plant life. Shrubs and vines planted on steep slopes will impede the harmful effects of water, not only by holding the soil in place with deep-running roots but aiso by breaking up raindrops as they fall to earth Efficient plantings where soil is sandy and subject to wind­ storms help greatly in halting soil drift. A 40 mile per hour wind has about four times as much power to pick up soil as a 20 mile-per-hour wind When its velocity is reduced by half, the dust-carrying capacity of a 40- mile wind is reduced 75- percent Trees and shrubs planted to utilize this simple relationship effectively help prevent a common form of soil erosion If the unique problems of your yard have not yielded to your efforts, the American Association of Nurserymen recommends persons contact their local nursery garden center for Green Survival advice on the best approach to restoring or keeping your yard in a stable, healthy and at­ tractive condition ' It may not be possible to put back the soil lost since Mayflower ancestors harvested their first crops, but the public can honor their memory and serve themselves and their heirs by making wise use of the land that remains 3932 W. Rt. 120, McHenry We'd Like You To Meet: JEAN KORINKO A March 31 cut-off date has been set for applying for membership to five National Bicentennial Alliances spon­ sored by the American Revolution Bicentennial ad­ ministration (ARBA). The Alliances were created to stimulate participation in the Bicentennial and to accord national recognition for Bicentennial efforts of various specialized organizations. The Alliances included Service, Hospitality, Ethnic- Racial. Sports, and Business groups and organizations. The March 31 deadline for applications coincides with a similar one set for Bicentennial Communities and Colleges. The date will allow time for processing of applications and official recognition prior to July 4. The five Alliances are: -Bicentennial Service Alliance: Announced Feb. 25, 1975; for organizations and associations with affiliates in three or more states who have on-going programs to address community needs through nonpaying activities by their members. To date, there are 63 member organizations. -Bicentennial Hospitality Alliance: Announced May 5, 1975; for organizations spon­ soring hospitality and visitor exchange programs. Eight organizations are currently in this Alliance. -Bicentennial Ethnic-Racial Alliance: Announced June 30, 1975; for organizations whose ^ primary purpose is to conduct sustained programs en­ compassing the plurality, variety and diversity of the American society and which reflect the contributions and involvement of its people both individually and collectively There are thirty-five organizations in this alliance. -Bi centennial Sports Alliance: Announced Sept. 2, 1975; for sports and-or athletic organizations with affiliated groups in three or more states whose primary purpose is to conduct individual and team athletic programs, events and- or activities in public domain Membership has grown to 28 organizations. -Bicentennial Business Alliance: Announced Nov 10, 1975; open to all business en­ tities involved, as a public service, in multistate Bicen­ tennial programs which are in addition to their normal business operations. There are currently 10 business organizations involved in the Bicentennial through this Alliance. John W. Warner, ARBA administrator, has called the commemoration of America's Bicentennial "the largest voluntary effort in the history of the world." Members of the various Alliances, whose total membership is in the millions, are contributing significantly to that volunteer participation. Groups and organizations wishing to join one of the Bicentennial Alliances before March 31 should contact Program Division, ARBA, 2401 E. Street, N.W., Washington. D C 20276 * Open Toll Free Line To Department Of Labor 3932 W. Rt. 120, McHenry , NEW HOMES; OPTIONS <k0RE! Rolling Acres - Choice Johnsburg Location. Many models to choose from: 3 to 5 BRs; 1 to 2% baths; Cam. rm.; 1 to 2Vi c. gars. Large Lots. MANY Extras! Starting At: $36,000.00 Super buys for you to see TODAY. (815) 385-4810 FOR SALE BY BUILDER | New 3 bedroom ranch, lar- , ge 18' living room, coun- | try kitchen, laundry room, ' w/w carpeting, and 1J$ car i garage, city sewer & water j $33,500. R.P. L0CKRIDGE BUILDERS 815-648-4268 SAVE MONEY BUY YOUR NEW NEEDS THROUGH WANT ADS. \