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• • &&:•. 1 L£ JB CAPS, Buy and 1. Thousi nds in stocks juntry Collector, ilmot, Wisconsin, 414- -2914. ^ 4-20-6-10c JSED M O B I L E iOMES For sale, lodular buildings, ortable classrooms, leal for Hunting Sunday schools, tc. Used mobile home jres, axles and frames. 115-459-9405. 6-ltfc GALLON FISH Tank fish and ac- sories, $150.00. 815- 4588. 5-27-6-3C HORSEPOWER JRACTOR with mower, snowWower and roller, /ards, 3 years old, 1,000 or best; living room set, $75.00; dresser, 3 drawers, 2 side doors, $25.00. 815- 385-4485after 5:30pm. 5- 27-6-3C 1970 WINNEBAGO Trailer, sleeps 5, ex­ cellent condition. Asking $3,000. 815-385- 1190. 5-27-6-3C D E L U X E U H F Decoder, Channels 44 and 60, no assembly. Garranteed. $275.00. 312-683-4042. 5-27-6-17C 1,1 REPOSSESSED SIGN! Nothing down! Very, very low monthly payments, 4'x8' flashing arrow portable signs. New bulbs, letters. Hale signs. (Free) 1-800-626- 7446, anytime. 6-1-6-3C INTERESTED IN A Home Computer? My own computer company can give you the an­ swers without the pressure to buy. Lawrence's Home Computer Sales, call 815-385-8908. 6-1-6-3C 150 FT. HEAVY-DUTY Chain LintoFence, snow slats, 4 ft. high. Asking $300.00.815-385-2503. 6-1- 6-3c m :-- mam 1983 MCS SERIES, Quartz synthesized Tuner and 60 w per channel intergrated amp, mint condition, $450.00 firm. 815-385- WH- 6-l-6-3c FOX VALLEY DAY Care, 509 Front Street. Now enrolling. Ex­ cellent facilities and care. Drop ins are welcome. 815-385-0083. 6-1-6-3C BUYING AN APPLE II e? Save $700.00 with Franklin alternative! Computer furniture 30- 60 percent off. 312-382- 2780. 6-1-6-lOc ROUGH SAWED WHITE pine, 6 ft. lengths, lxl2-$3.60 each; lx8-$2.34 each; lx6-$1.74 each. Great craft item. 815-344-5690. 6-ltfc NTED I8UV TRIPLE DRESSER with mirror; bookcase drawers and matching student desk, with chair, french provincial, $150.00. 815-385-3970, 497- 3766. 6-1-6-3C R A T T A N F U R ­ NITURE, couches, tables, bookshelves, chairs, lamps. In ex­ cellent condition. 815- 385-0150. B-1-6-3C WATER HYDRAULIC Bath Lift, very good condition, 815-385-4146. 6-1-6-3C CAMPING VEHICLE, 1962 International Camper Bus. Converted school bus that needs finishing. Good con­ dition. Make offer. 815- 344-0339. 5-25tfc BEST QUALITY, Used Railroad Ties; New Landscape Timbers; Bulk Grass and Pasture Seeds; Purina Chows and much more. Woodstock Farm and Lawn Center. 2020 S. Rte. 47,815-338-4200. 5- 4tfc WANTED: BLACK Naugahyde Recliner, good condi t ion . Reasonable. Call after 5:30pm, 815-385-2335. 6- ltfc CASH PAID For Junk cars, running or not. Immediate removal. 312-526-3116. 6-ltfc AUTOS, All Makes and -Models, Running or Not. Cash paid. 24 Hours Pickup Service. 815-728- 1171. 5-4tfc FOB RENT SMALL ONE Room Office, Rte. 120, $100.00 per month. 815-459-3145 ask for Bill. 6-8tfc IN TOWN, UN­ F U R N I S H E D 1 bedroom apartment, utilities not included. Call after 4pm, 815-385- 4217. 5-27-6-3C REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE LARGE BRIGHT ROOMS THROUGHOUT Immaculate home has spacious living room, lots of room in the country-style kitchen, luxury-size bedrooms, garage and basement. All on a large well landscaped corner lot. Just $44,900. ENJOY WATERFRONT VIEW AND PRIVILEGE WITHOUT PAYING HIGH PRICE This cozy 3 bedroom home has large kitchen, attached heated garage in quiet scenic area. Lot line is 30 feet from private lake. Only $49,900. EXTRAORDINARY PRIVATE SETTING#1 n r i. Newer 3 bedfopom fciled" linjlfc I^Phs. Delightful kitchen and dining room. Comfortable con­ temporary famij^ room. Ample size patio,, on high wooded spacious corner lot. Worth a look at $67,900. 815-653-2061 7314 Hancock Dr. Wonder Lake WHAT A SPOT TO MAKE A POSTCARD Waterfront home with 152Jattf of frontage has an un­ challenged view. EnjoyflMl lUNd witfvtt ffcot pier, located on peaceful dead end street. Sparkling modern kitchen, enormous living room with hospitable brick fireplace. Maintenance free exterior. Incomparable at $82,900. 815-385-6990 4104 W. Rte, 120 McHenry McHENRY COUNTY REALTY INC LIKE NEW-Three bedroom ranch-super decorating, new garage with openers, in town location and locate^>n a very nice lot. Only $54,900. 1st Time Oftered-Over one half acre of wooded yard goes with this nifty 2 bedroom home with fireplace. 12x20 guesthouse with fireplace, too. Very unique property with many possibilities. Priced for quick sale at onlv S53 000. K ... . w , fiver In town. With city water and sewer, what a fantastic opportunity. 66 on the Fox-Nice new deck, too! $85,000. New Oh The Market! A doll house that's really for you! Many amenities that show tender loving care! 2 car garage. Beautiful yard. Pier and water rights to the Pox. Better hurry at $45.500. • • Quality First Class Duplex-In town location. Live in one unit-rent out the other. Good mother-in-law arrangement. Sellers want to sell. Asking $119,500. IN GROUND 20x40 SWIMMI NG POOL on double corner lot in town goes with this super rambling 2300 sq. ft. home with 5 bedrooms, 2V» baths, basement and a 7Vi car garage. 2 fireplaces, excellent condition! Ex- cellent value at S9fe500. Salesperson Wonted-We have an opening for one hard working, full-time salesperson in our extremely busy office. Take advantage of our currently very ac­ tive market. Part-time Secretary-We are also looking for a part- time secretary to work about 3 days a week including possib'y Sundays. Typing and phone skills necessary. pBBwe-rnstpllii ml patatp rn. "Whtrt S*rvic» Comtt First" 385-7050 •04 N. Front St. McHwiry toft mi PAGE 15 - FLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY, JUNE 3, IJHW m HINT 1 and 2 BEDROOM Apartments. Stove, refrigerator, carpeting and air. Available June 1st and July 1st. 815-385- 2181. 6-ltfc APPROXIMATELY 800 sq. ft. basement level in local office building, $200 per month as is or will remodel. 815-459- 3145, ask for Bill. 6-ltfc DELUXE APART­ MENTS, secur i ty deposit. No pets. Call Century 21 Care Real Estate. 815-344-1036 or 815-385-0292. 5-4tfc A DELIGHTFUL 3 Bedroom home with full basement and 2 car detached garage, $480 a month. 7502 Seminole, Wonder Lake, Illinois. Open House, Saturday and Sunday 2-3pm. Call Letizia Financial, 815- 728-0404. 5-25tfc WINNEBAGO Land Houseboat Rentals, by day-week for 2-10 people, miles and miles of waterway. 10 miles west of Oshkosn, Wisconsin. 414-582-7477. 5-4tfc S P A C I O U S 1 BEDROOM Duplex, appliances and utilities furnished, wood burning fireplace, $300 month, secur i ty requi red , available June 15th. 497- 4205 or 497-3194, Pistakee Hills. 5-27-6-3c WATERS EDGE, Large 2 bedroom Condo, $400 month plus security. No pets. 312-526-3179. 5-27- 6-3c RETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE Formerly / Jewel/Osco Rte. 120-McHenry Occupancy October 1983. Completely remodeled bldg. 19,000sq.ft. left. Will divide to suite. For information call R. Bykowski Century 21 Care Real Estate 815-344-1033 OFFICE DOWNTOWN, McHenry, air con­ ditioned, includes all utilities, $115.00. Call 815-385-3490. 54tfc 1 BEDROOM APART­ MENT including heat, has stove, refrigerator and air conditioning, $265.00. Call 815-385- 3490. 6-ltfc VFW CLUBHOUSE and Hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 815-385-9860 from 9am to 12pm weekdays or after 6pm. 6-ltfc INDUSTRIAL SPACE, Available, Fritzsche Industrial Park, Inc., 5,000 sq. ft. to 52,500 sq. ft. 815-385-1079. 6-ltfc STORAGE SPACE in city of McHenry. Dry, clean with electricity and semi-truck dock. Approximately 4,400 sq. ft. 815-385-3192 or 815- 385-7632. 6-ltfc SMALL HALL For Rent, 125 people or less, Anniversaries, Graduations, Weddings, etc. Liberty Hall, 1304 Park Street, McHenry. 815-385-2281 after 5pm. 6-ltfc IN JOHNSBURG, 2 bedroom apar tment , stove and refrigerator. No pets, no children. References, $290 per month plus $250 security deposit. Available June 15th, 815-385-5951. 6-1-6- 3c CLEAN, 3 BEDROOM Ranch, West Wonder Lake . Al l new ap­ pliances, storage shed, fenced yard. Lease and security deposit. 815- 385-4933. 6-1-6-3C 2 BEDROOM APART­ MENT with garage, right in McHenry, stove and re f r igera tor , $325.00. Call 815-385- 3490. 6-ltfc 1 BEDROOM APART­ MENT in McHenry , inc ludes range , refrigerator, garage. No pets. Deposit required, $340 less discount. Call .A15-385TS71& ) 6-3 IMMEDIATELY Available, 3 Bedroom House, 1 car attached garage, dishwasher, washer and dryer, nice yard. No pets. 3116 W. Miller Drive, McHenry. $400 monthly plus security deposit. 815- 338-7266. 6-3-6-lOc FURNISHED APART­ MENT, clean l bedroom, pay own utilities, couple or single preferred. No pets. $245, secur i ty depos i t required. 312-367-4675. 6-3-6-lOc FURNISHED 2ND Floor k i tchene t te apartment, lease and deposit required. No pets. $285 month in­ cludes utilities, 815-385- 5324. 6-3 2 BEDROOM APART­ MENT, available July 1st, stove, refrigerator, a i r condi t ioner . No children, no pets. $310 per month plus utilities. References, lease and deposit required. 815- 383-7065. 6-3tfc 2 B E D R O O M HILLSIDE Ranch , month to month, $250.00. McHenry Realty. 815- 653-2211. 6-3 SMOKEY MOUN­ TAINS, Tennessee, Beautiful mountain top cabins, $180.00 weekly. 813-585-3563. 5-25tfc ROOM FOR RENT in private home. 815-385- 5-25-6-3C ram COLUMN FREE TO GOOD HOME, 3Va year old Tai l less Manx Cat , trained, declawed, very affectionate. Dale 815- 385-0268. 6-3 FREE TO GOOD HOME, 3 year old Polmerainian Pekinese Mix Dog, very a f ­ fec t iona te , house trained. Call Dale 815- 385-0268. 6-3 GIVEAWAY: 4PlayfuI l kittens, litter trained. 815-385-0705. 63 GIVE AWAY; Black and black and white kittens, 5 weeks old, shots. Will spay and neuter; Large neutered black and white dog, friendly, needs fence 815-455-1186 before 5pm. 6-ltfc ms FOR SALE FEMALE GREAT DANE, spayed , 18 months, great with kids, good watch dog, $100.00 815-459-3147. ' 6-3 PEDIGREE ENGLISH Setter Pups, American Field Dog Registered, hunt ing t ra in ing available on premises, $150.00 and up , 1 8 month female Pedigree English Setter, gunshy, great for pet, has shots, $50.00. 815-455 0968 evenings. 6-3 VI . CLEAN SLEEPING Rooms, also furnished apartments. 815-385- 8905,815-675-6008. 5-4tfc SLEEPING ROOMS, shared kitchen, cable T.V., linens, $42.50 week. 815-385-9738 before lpm. 5-18-6-3c HORSES -RT"~ COLUMN OFFICE SPACE Newly remodeled professional office space for rent. Down­ town McHenry. 815-385-4050 LIVE HI KAllttfli LAKE CflnH Deluxe 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. fully car­ peted, t'/» ceramic baths, color appliances, dish­ washer, air conditioning, laundry, large storage area, gas heat. By lake, several blocks from down­ town. Geteva Lake Aprtanfe 1321 W. Main St. Lake Geneva, Wi. 414-248-4572 6/3TF2 FREE: YELLOW Lab Golden Ret re iver Puppies , beaut i fu l golden color, born 4-28- 83.815-385-8434. 6-3 & I V E A W A . Y i. ADORABLE Poodle type puppy, solid black male , exce l len t wi th children and other pets. 815-385-5980. 6-3 FREE KITTENS: Liter trained, black and white and tabby. Evenings 815-385-9203. 6-3 2 YEAR OLD Vfe Poodle, female and her 1 year o ld daughter . Wi l l separate. 815-344-2824. 6-3 5 YEAR OLD Appaloosa Thoroughbred Mix, 16 hands, very flashy, good jump potential, ex­ perienced rider only, $1,250. 815-455-0968 evenings. 6-3 THOUGHT FOR FOOD by GOULD CROOK Salmon Souffle Vi cup milk 2 tbsp. margarine or but­ ter, melted 4 slices bread, torn into pieces 1 Can (15 Vi oz.) salmon, • drained and flaktd^ >-• > bno 2 eggs, separated 3 tbsp. lemon juice 2 tsp. finely chopped onion I tsp. salt Vi tsp. pepper Paprika Mix milk, margarine and bread; stir in salmon, egg yolks, lemon juice, onion, salt and pepper. Beat egg whites in large bowl until stiff; fold in salmon mixture. Pour into greased 1 Vi-quart cas­ serole. Sprinkle with paprika. Cook uncovered in 350° ov­ en until puffed and golden, about I hour. 6 servings. General Mills, Ini REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE MARTIN WOODS SPECIAL SPRING SALE ALL LOTS DISCOilHIED 25% *Was $26,900.-Now $20r 175. Was $28,900.-Now $21,675. Was $29,500.-Now $22,125. NEW TERMS 20% Down Payment 10% Interest - Amortized over 25 years (2 Yr. Maturity) PLUS \2Vi% FINANCING On The Sale Of Your Existing Home Or Construction Of Your New Home in Martin Woods THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE June 5,1983 Background Srripturr: t-xodus 4 10-17, 27-31; 17 8-U, 28:1-4; 32: 1-6; l.cviticu* 8 6-12; Numtrci, 20.22 29 Devotional Rtidlag Fundus 1? 30-3? Moses was furious with both his brother Aaron and the people of Israel Up on the mountaintop he had re ceived from the lord the tab lets of the Ten Command ments But when he returned to the Israelite encampment at the foot of the mountain, he found that in his absence the people wete worshipping a golden calf I hey had made Could he not leave them for a few days without them fait ing away from God? And his brother--of all the people he had trusted and upon whom he had depended -had help ed them do this terrible thing You Know the People! But perhaps Moses was too hard on Aaron. After all, he had simply done what the great majority of people wanted. As their religious leader next to Moses himself did they not have a tigh' to expect that Aaron would le present their point of view? "Let not the anger of my L ord burn hot," said Aaron to Moses, "you know the people, that they are set on evil." The golden calf had been the people's choice. It would have been an im pressive argument to make to Moses: Aaron had only acted according 10 <he ex­ pressed will of the people It isan argument thai is still us ed today when people feel the expressed views of their religious leadets do not re­ flect theii own. It is not un usual today to find a congre gation wanting to be rid of their pastor because he or she expresses viewpoints not shared by the majorit v of the congregation Bishop James 1 homas of the United States Methodist Church once said: "There are some things in religion that are not votable." Reve­ lation from (iod does not re­ sult from a concensus of those to whom it is given. Moses brought the Ten Com­ mandments down from the mountain, not for a vote by the people of Israel, but for their acceptance as obedient savants of the Lord Jesus did not ask for a hand-vote to ratify the Sermon on the Mount--and it's just as v/ell he didn't! Whose Priesthood? If the people had felt brave mwhtfa™?* up,%h^, es, fney might have tolanim that their priest, Aaron, had only done what they wanted him to do. If they had, Moses would have told them in no uncertain words that Aaron was not their priest. For God had been very specific he was consecrated "for my priest­ hood." The people had not selected Aaron. He was call ed by God and the people had only accepted Aaron as God's priest. And so it was to be with all the priests of Israel and, in fact, all who arc call ed to be spokespersons for God In the life of a religious group, democratic rule is greatly to be desired. There are many aspects of a congre­ gation's life that should be attuned to the will of the ma jority. But when a person dares to speak for God as his spokesperson, he or she must do so with a full knowledge and acceptance of ihv fact that the message is chosen by God and is not necessarily the people's choice (Rasrd nn outlines copyrighted hv >hr I >ivi\mn : •-I 51 * i 4 •~k l «ud S1 ' 3 RESIDENTIAL / FARMS/ INDUSTRIAL/APPRAISALS HARDING REAL ESTATE Call 815/338-3850 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEfl£_ ROUTE 47 & CALHOUN 51KEET WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS MCMtCR WOODSTOCK MULTIPLE LISTING •These prices good through month of May, 1983 Financing available through McHenry State Bank McHenry, Illinois Vci CONSUMER V CHECKLIST v-- ~x i f I i : Car Wash ] A laundry prewash will take those tar spots off your car's finish. For a fast wash use a dust mop head as a mit ten to spread suds and loosen grime. Steel-wool soap pads and elbow grease are still the best for cleaning white wall tires. Editor's Quote Book The greatest difficulties lie whete we are not look­ ing for them. Goethe WHAT S NEW \m /vv Air Pump Take your own air camping or anywhere this summer with a Cole­ man Inflate-All. It plugs into your car lighter to let vou pump up tires, air mattresses, balls and toys. At hardware stores or write The Cole­ man Company,* Inc., Somerset, Pa. 15501.