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REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Li SUNNYSIDE ESTATES 2 or 3 bedroom ranch home on wooded lot. Full base­ ment, 2 car gar^e, GFA heat, hardwood floors, brick and aluminum sided^Iohnsburg school district, beautiful location $29,900.00 NEW RAISED RANCH This new home has 3 spacious bedrooms, large living room, sit down kitchen, unfinished family room, 2 car garage, city water, l-l&aths, (ceramic tile), face brick and aluminum siding, aluminum storms and screens, model available for showing NOW. On our lot or yours. With lot $33,900.00 Trade in your home on one of our new construction homes . If you have owned your home for 2 years or more, you probably have enough equity to use as a down pay­ ment. Call for details. RAND Rotfte 12 (Rand Rd.) I Route 120 ' ' Volo, IN. - P.O. B« 614 Round Lake, II. 60073 815-385-36G0 ASSOCIATES, MC. 312-587-8262 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I J THEVRE ALL IN CLASSIFIED] REAL ESTATE MeCULLOM LAKE ROM) 2 Beautiful wooded acres with 2 bedroom ranch, living- dining, kitchen natural fireplace, full basement, finish rec. room, large closed in front porch, gas heat, lVfe car garage attached plus IMj car garage detached, 160* road frontage. Only $49,500.00 McHENRY SHORES X, " 5 bedroom ranch aluminum siding, full basement, rec. room lower level 12' x 27', gas heat, lVfe car garage, cement driveway, back yard fenced in, hurry for this family home is a real steal at $29,500.00 rox RIVER 3 bedroom frame two story living, dining, kitchen, utility 8' x 20', front porch 10' x 12', gas heat, car garage, 90' water frontage on Fox River. Owner will consider selling on contract $39,500.00 LAKELAND SHORES 3 bedroom frame ranch, 3 years (rid, carpeting throughout, gas heat, lVfe car garage included in this price. Will furnish city sewer % so look this over $29,500.00 i HUEMANN SUBDIVISION 2 bedroom ranch, large living, large kitchen, utility, gas heat, nice area, water rights to Chain O'Lakes, 2 car detached garage, blacktop driveway, priced right $25,000.00 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Joe Nischan Real Estate fn Johnsburg 2301 W. Johnsburg Road P.O. McHenry. Illinois 385-0037 3 bedroom ranch, full basement, 1,200 sq. ft. living area, fireplace, 6% per cent interest, assumable mortgage. Call 385-5519 after 5:00 P.M. • G5/22-5/29 NO MONEY DOWN? Live in McHenry. New 3 bedr., ranch, fully carp­ eted, large kitchen with ref., & range. Black top driveway. If you and your wife have a combined in­ come of $13,200.00 or more and you are a Veteran, You may qualify for a no money down loan. Only $27,900.00 Call today 312-537-6862 HANSEN BUILDERS 5/24-5/31 FOR SALE By Owner Sharp, neat, 3 bedroom in nice McHenry area, Coun­ try atmosphere, large lot, well landscaped with trees & fenced yard. Carpeting throughout. Air condition­ ing, Heated Garage, etc. See to appreciate. ONLY $26,900 Call 385-6536 5-17&5-24 IDEAL LIVING LOCATION River Rights close 4 Its, 50' x 125' each. $1,800.00 each Idyle Dell Subdivision .1 mile south of McHenry West of the River Owner 815385-2093 4/26-6/7 LAKELAND PARK ma 3 bedroom home on lovely landscaped lot. House needs some decorating, but has city water & sewer, 1 car attached garage plus boat house $25,000.00 McCUUOM LAKE Good starter home, has been redecorated inside with some finishing yet to be done. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath $12,900.00 IN CITY OF McHENRY [ To settle estate. 4 bedroom older home, 1 bath, large living room and dining room, kitchen, 1 bedroom down, 3 bedrooms and walk in attic upstairs, 2 car detached garage, plus this property is zoned B-3 $29,900.00 GLENN DRAPER REAL ESTATE 810 C North Front McHenry, Illinois 815-385-5661 T. P. MATHEWS, REALTORS Your GALLERY OF HOMES Regional Representative Gallery of Homes is a national referral Service having 1,300 offices and 15,000 Sales Representatives for the convenience and benefit of both buyers and sellers. CRYSTAL LAKE - Charming country estate, spectacular view with convenience of Turnberry country Club. 2 pastures for horses. Spacious custom designed tri-level, cathedral beamed ceilings, marble hearth fireplace, enclosed porch, overlooks picturesque 14 acres. Private spring-fed, fish stocked pond, stable-garage, innumerable extras included at $140,000.00. Owner will finance . MCHENRY - 3 bedroom doll house, 1 car attached garage nicely landscaped - perfect for retirement or newly married. Financing available. $28,500.00. BRICK RANCH in rural town - 3-4 bedrooms, llh baths, ample closet space, large kitchen with modern cabinets. Lower level 2 bedroom apartment on 1/3 acre. $48,500.00. WONDER LAKE-charming year round ranch - 60x120 fenced site carpeted living room & bedroom, full cabinet kitchen, dining room, family room, att. garage. A steal for $17,900.00. WONDER LAKE - Spanking new, spanish modern ranch, across street from pvt. lake. 3 large bedrooms, 2 full •baths, wood cabinet kitchen, 2 car garage. Move right in. Only $36,500.00. WONDER LAKE - cedar sided four bedroom ranch on corner site, open deck off master bedroom, modern cabinet kitchen, paneled family room, double garage, very close to pvt. sandy beach. See this $39,500.00. T. P. MATHEWS, REALTORS 7314 Hancock Drive 4803 Northwest Highway Wonder Lake, III. Ctystal Lake, III. 815-653-2061 or 815-459-4800 or 815-385-6341 815-459-4801 REAL ESTATE MUST SELL to settle estate, 7 room, 1 \z baths, all brick home, 3 car attached garage, also green house, property is zoned for business. Also 2 story, 2 apartments, good income property. For appointment call 385-4047. « 5-17 5-24 South of McHenry, Hi-Point Industrial, zoned light, 1 to 3; acres, terms available 312-372-1 2048^ Extension C, Arthur T. Mcintosh & Co. 5/1-TF 1-2 FOR SALE By owner, Lake Front cottage on Meyers Bay. 3 bedrooms plus lg. screened, lighted patio with beautiful view of the bay and Pistakee Lake. Electrified pier, fully furnished $32,500. Call 815-385- 2947 after 6 p.m. G5/22-5/29 r BY OWNER - 3 bedroom ranch in Edgebrook Hts. Large finished basement with b?r and; 4th bedroom or office. 2 car attached garage, fireplace in family room, carpeting and vinyl tile throughout. 385-5092. 5-22 5-29G Furnished cottage for sale on Fox River. By Owner. Lot 50 x 250', 6 rooms, 2 enclosed . porches, new foundation, new siding $25,000.00. Open House Sunday, May 26th & Monday, May 27th. 10:00 A.M - 6:00 P.M. 403 Mineral Springs Park, McHenry, Illinois 5-22 5-24 WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY: Boys sizes 14 & 16 clothes in good condition. Phone 385-8719. 5-22 5-24 For Cash. 2-3 bedroom ranch, must be fairly new, Send full particulars to Box 537 % Mc­ Henry Plaindealer, 3812 -W. Elm, McHenry. 5/24 JPAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, MAY 24,1974 GARAGE SALE GARAGE SALE, Fri. Sat., May 24-25, 9 a.m. til dark. 3812 W. High St., Edgebrook, McHenry 5-22 5-24 306 RAND ROAD, Rte. 120, Lakemoor, 111. May 23-24-25, Chest with mirror, kitchen sink, metal cabinets, bathroom sink, antiques, green carpet with pad, clothing, dishes, tools.. 5-22 5-24 GARAGE SALE 2 FAMILY GARAGE SALE, 3101 W. Kinley, McHenry Shores. May 23-24-25,9 a.m. to 5 p.m. King size headboard; cocktail table; baby clothes; much misc. 5-22 5-24 GARAGE SALE 1916 W. Oakleaf Dr., Sunnj Estates. Dining room set (table, buffet & Hutch) bissell sweeper, 2 chairs, hanging lamp, clothes 8c more, i May-24-25, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. « 5-241 CLOSING OUT at 3206 Sunrise View, McHenry Shores, from the 25th to 31st, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Everything half price or better. 5-24 MOVING SALE: Avocado dishwasher , like new $85; stereo; crib; dressers; hassocks; antique chair; clothing; much miscellaneous. Friday, Saturday 10-5. Edgebrook Heights - 3814 W; High St. 5-22 MOVING - 5217 Maple Hill, McCullom Lake, May 25-26th, 9am to 6pm - 2 stereos, com­ plete living room. Misc. house­ hold items 5/24 PET CENTER 5 *̂ G0TA P*T FOR " WANTED Free clean fill. James Wasicak, 5419 W. Woodland Drive, ; McHenry, Illinois 385-8692 5-3 5-29 GIVE AWAY Female, Black toy poodle, 1% years old with papers, to good home. 385-8402 5/24 3 black kittens, 1 grey tiger. 385-8471. 5-24 2 yr. old female German Shepherd - Black and tan - very gentle - loves children. Call 385-6493 after 6:00 p.m.' or weekends.**" I I 1 I I Phone 385-0170 to place ad. i BOATS & MOTORS 14' Fiberglass boat, 40 HP Mercury motor, trailer, water skis, ladder, life jackets, complete $595.00 or offer. Phone 815-338-2235. G5/17-5/ 50 h.p. Thompson boat, complete with carrier, very good condition, call 385-4783 or 385-8984. S 5-23 5-30 w For Sale: '71 All fiberglass Uniflite '24 Cabin Crusier, 283 Chevrolet Inboard-Outboard, volvo outdrive, E-Z load trailer, tandem electric brakes. $4,495.00 or best offer. 568-6737. 5-23 5-30 McCULLOUGH 7V2 hp outboard, electric start, with gas tank hardly used $150; McCullough 9 HPelectric start extra propel­ ler, gas tank and battery. Used 5-6 hrs. $275 815-385-7262 5/22-5/29G 16' Hustler, fish and ski boat, 65 Evinrude, trailer, complete cover, 2 gas tanks, complete with all accessories. Phone after 5:30 p.m. 385-1803. G5/24-5/31 24' Pontoon, Harris Flot Boat, vinyl upholstery plus 40 HP motor, excellent condition. 815- 653-4466. 5-24 5-31G GARAGE SALE Volkswagon roof rack, 9x9 camping tent, microscope, girls bike, TV, typewriter, vacuum cleaner, records, hair dryer, baby items, rocks, much household misc. Saturday & Sunday. 10:00 A.M. - 5:00P.M. 4412 W. Ponca 5/24 GARAGE SALE: New baby buggy, baby furniture, couch, chairs, toys, children's cloth­ ing, much misc. 2 miles north of Rt. 120 on Chapel Hill Rd. turn into Sunset View Subdivi­ sion to 2916 N. Oakwood Ave. Fri, Sat, Sun may 24,25,26-Oam to 6pm 385-6016 5/24 5 FAMILY YARD SALE Antiques, collectibles, dated fruit jars, rocker, wood ward­ robe, patch quilts, westinghouse eye level oven and counter top range, canning jars, books, dishes, dressers, mirrors, 4- Windsor chairs, tools, desk, rugs much misc. 7101 HIAWATHA DR. Wonder Lake May 24,25,26 9 til 6 653- 4971 5/24 Garage and Yard Sale. Sat. - Sun. - Monday, May 25-26-27. Everything for the home and yard. 10:00 - 7:00. 4314 Prairie, Lakeland Park (Back of Shopping Center) 385-7739. 5-24 SEEK YOUTH CENTER SUPPORT (Continued from page 1) at a truck speed of 10 miles per hour compared to Midas' proposal to spray at 20 m.p.h. Pepping said he had conferred with University of Illinois personnel who indicated that spraying at speeds higher than 10 m.p.h. reduces the effectiveness of the program. Pepping also noted that Clark returned $700 to the city last year because the program ran less than the bid. He felt this reflected on the integrity of the organization. Robert Himel of Midas Midwest asked to address the Council and present his case. He felt that Clark's proposal called for excessive spraying. He reported that he and Dr. John Johnson of the McHenry County Health department surveyed the area last November and concurred that there were less than 20 acres which needed to be "larvaecided". "I believe it should be frowned on - putting insecticide on land where it is not needed," Himel said. He felt it was not only a waste of money and insecticide but damages the environment. Himel claimed that 20 m.p.h. was not too high a speed for the equipment he uses. According to him, Clark uses different equipment than his company. Himel quoted facts and figures from a recent meeting in South Cook county td substantiate his statements. He felt Clark's bid was excessive and questioned why the low bid was not accepted. A representative of Clark Outdoor Spraying told the Council the company had been in business for twenty-six years and he feels their program speaks for itself. He said they are doing fifty-five municipalities and are closely monitored by state and federal agencies. Following the debate, Pepping moved that the Council enter into a contract with Clark Outdoor Spraying to handle the mosquito abatement program at a cost of $8,527 as per bid specifications. Motion was seconded by Hromec. On a roll call vote, all voted yes Develop Driver License Tests In 23 Languages A pilot program to administer driver's license tests in twenty-three foreign languages has been announced by Michael J. Howlett, Secretary of State. The program-will begin in the five Cook county facilities of the Secretary's office when new Memory Typewriters are delivered, expected in about four months. If a Bulgarian, for example, comes in for a test, a license examiner can select thirty-five questions to be asked, and the typewriter will deliver a printed list of the questions in the applicant's home language. The printed list will include a series of answers to each question, for the applicant to designate which is correct. The Secretary of State license examiner need not know any Bulgarian to correct the test. He will have a key which will immediately spot any mistakes. "Our tests are now printed only in English, Polish and Spanish," said Howlett. "The new program will make twenty-three languages available to foreign-speaking citizens. Each will be tested in the language he knows best. "If experience indicates, the program could be expanded statewide," Howlett said. To be made available will be the home languages of Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada-French, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russian Cyrillic, Spain, Sweden- Finland, Switzerland-French, Switzerland-German, Turkey and Yogoslavia. POET'S CORNER WHERE ARE THE CHILDREN Where are the children from yesterday Who were playing in the sun... so happy, young and gay? Who were supposed to be born... in the year, nineteen hundred seventy four. But who never came into this world.... because of a closed and bloody door. Nobody was there to listen to their cry: No one spoke up, in their defense, Why? "Abort every child, we don't need them anymore". This was the slogan, which went from house to house, to every open door. Women waited outside that "butcher place". "For a small amount of money, I can cut down, the human race. Just sign your name, right here, don't be afraid and have no fear". "O, yes, it is legal, it is now allowed, the law is on your side..." But who listens to that unborn child... which has no voice, to scream and shout? Today, the cry of a newborn baby is gone... It is lost in time and space... Because we did not fight for his life, we helped to bring an end to the human race... We took the law of life in our own hand. We decided who may live and who must die... There will be no more laughter, no smiles... nothing...in every land... We had a chance to fight, for their Life, but we didn't do it. Why? So, where are the children, from yesterday... God, will as' us, this question s neday... by Maria Heiser ;ef I he,1 of 3 except Howard, who cast a negative vote. Alderman George Harked reported that it was the* unanimous recommendation , the Street and Sidewalk^ committee to accept the! proposed 1974 Street Repair"*] program in its entirety at a cost; of $69,440. The Council^ approved the committee'^ r e c o m m e n d a t i o n a n < H announced work will begin in j the near future on streets in the ! following areas: Ward I - Ann, i Allen, Golfview, John, \ Riverstream and Judy, Third, 3 Center, Grove and Dale; Ward , 2 - Oakwood drive and Meadow lane from Route 120 to Bonner, Bonner, Logan, Somerset Mali, Ashley and Beach; Ward 3 Waukegan, Riverside from*; Broad to city limits, Court from, Elm to Venice, entire length of s Freund, Fourth and' intersection of Green and Elnf * and Ward 4 - Willow, Prairie^ Beach, Shore drive east and west of Meadow, Knoll, Sunset, Park and Highview. Many streets that show potholes as a result of winter weather will be taken care of by the Department of Public Works. Mayor Joseph Stanek read a letter from former City of McHenry Health Officer and member of the Board of Health, Dr. Peter Griesbach* Hi thanked the City Council for passing a resolution recognizing his past service and said he was leaving the community with "mixed > emotions." Dr. Griesbach is , leaving the state to begin a ; research project in New York < state. The city passed a resolutions seeking a parade permit fir Marine day festivities on Jul; 14. The state will be notifk also so that a portion of highway can be used during i parade. *3 City Clerk Earl Walsh1* announced that $106,432 will be allotted to the city from I revenue sharing funds for the! next fiscal year. Supt. Of Public Works, Fred: Meyer informed the Council f gallons per minute. The question arose; as to whether another pilot test well should be dug in tiftip immediate area. After discussion, it was decided t$ wait until the Lakeland Park Water situation is resolved, y Meyer was authorized to, obtain prices on a large capacity pump. The need for* such a pump became evident^ during the recent heavy rainfall periods. Alderman James Wegener of? the Purchasing committee,, presented a request by the police department for. replacement of two squad cars. The committee was instructed to meet with the Police commission since it had suggested that new squad cars m e e t s p e c i f i c recommendations. Wegener will report back at the next meeting. It was announced that city offices will be closed for Memorial Day on May 30. Alderman Ed Datz also announced that updated copies of the McHenry Comprehensive Plan book are now available from the city clerk's office. The Council moved to go into executive session to discuss possible acquisition o t, property. The next regular meeting of the Council will take place Monday, June 3, at 8 p.m. iw city hall. DIVORCES Barbara D e C i c c o f r c Benjamin W. DeCiccc McHenry. Carl J. Falcone from Marie T. Falcone, McHenry. Patricia Summerkamp from Dennis M. Summerkamp, Wonder Lake. Jacqueline King from Robert King, McHenry.