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REAL ESTATE McHeniy County 4 acres with old school house $8,000.00 10 acres with house and barn $29,500.00 McHenry 4 bedrooms, 16X25 living room, carpeted, 2 full baths, large game room, central air, wood burning fireplace, many other features. $45,000 WE NEED LISTINGS Fi McHenry Annex 4719 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, Illinois 385-4619 1-28-72 REAL ESTATE YOUR HOUSE WILL SELL ITSELF With our help List your home with REAL ESTATE UNLIMITED 385-3400 1-28 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE REAL ESTATE McHENRY MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. INC 3 B.R. RANCH HOME in excellent condition with full basement completely finished. A real steal at only $23,500.00 DELUXE 2 B/R RANCH HOME overlook^ the Fox River, woodburning fireplace in living room, formal dining room, utility room and attached garage. Only $24,900.00 2 B/R, F.R. new 2-car garage, 70' on wide, deep chan­ nel 1 block from Fox River. Only $22,000.00 IN BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES, gorgeous 2/3 B/R Ranch home, huge living room with wood- burning fireplace and every extra, attached 2-car ga­ rage $35,000.00 WE NEED LISTINGS! FOR FAST RESULTS PLEASE PHONE US!! McHENRY REALTY gif t • I I • • I -- - * 1 " " " " " JOE NISCHAN REAL ESTATE J0HNSBURG Like new 4 bedr. bi-level, w/study or possible 5th bedr. in lower level, modern kitchen w/dishwasher, disposal. 2 baths, 2% car garage on nice lot w/fruit trees, organic garden & water rights to Fox River $37,500 SUNNYSIDE ESTATES 3 bedr. ranch w/1 car attached gar. & full bsmt. gas heat, alum, storms & screens, immediate occu- $25,500 EASTWOOD MANOR 3 bedr. frame ranch, gas heat, newly carpeted through­ out. Perfect start for young couple. $19,500 T O R R E N T Lg. 6 room 2 bedr. apt. on Pistakee Lake. Furnish­ ed, gas heat, central air cond., garage. No children or pets $175 Joe Nischan Real Estate In Johnsburg 2301 W. Johnsburg Road McHenry, Illinois 385-0037 •sr. 1-28-72 rssfx-rosifUo rral palate rn. "Whtre Service Comes First" NEW ON THE MARKET! Immaculate 2 bedroom ranch in nice neighborhood. Extremely sharp home with aluminum siding, attached garage, custom drapes, fenced back yard, and appli­ ances. $24,000.00 ON PISTAKEE LAKE !! Fresh on the market, this won't last long! 5 bedrooms, dining room, newly remodeled kitchen, 20 X 28 living room, AND, a 20X40 heated concrete SWIMMING POOL. All this plus a fantastic view of Pistakee Lake. Only $33,900.00 FRESH ON THE MARKET! Only 5 years old. Brick and cedar ranch with 3 big bedrooms, huge living room, full finished basement, 15X20 family room with fireplace and sliding doors to patio. Plus 2 car garage and many extras. In beau­ tiful Worthmore Estates. Upper 30's JUST LISTED! On Fox River. , 3 bedroom ranch with dining room, basement, fireplace. Good seawall and pier with hoist included. Only $22,900.00 rasFX-rnatrUa rral rstatr ro. Cooperative Member of Exclusive Listing Service HOURS DAILY 9 to 5 -- Sunday 12 - 5 p.m. 385-7050 S717 W. Bt. 120 McHenry ( Across from Jewel Tea ) 866 Virginia St., Crystal Lake fo. oooDoaaooaaooooouaui % 1-28-72 r:t PAGE 9-PLAINDEALER-FR1DAY, JANUARY 28, 1972 Lakeland Park DOROTHY LENSE 385-6517 HELP FOR RESCUE SQUADS -McHenry Rotary Club President Don Weingart presented checks of $300 to the McHenry Area Rescue squad and $100 to the Johnsburg Rescue squad during a presentation ceremony at the McHenry Rotary club luncheon. Left to right are Dave Benrud, Rotary representative of the fund At tbe regular weekly meeting of the McHenry Rotary club, President Don Weingart presented checks for $300 to the McHenry Area Rescue squad and $100 to the Johnsburg Rescue squad. The presentation to the Johnsburg group was made in ap­ preciation for their assistance in helping the McHenry squad organize and become operational. Mike DeWolf accepted the check for the Johnsburg squad. Carmen Hodges, in accepting for the newly formed McHenry Area Rescue squad, gave an accounting of the progress of the squad and a report of their first calls since starting operation Monday, Jan. 10. He pointed out that the squad is a reality only through the efforts of service organizations such as the Jaycees, who spearheaded the drive for a McHenry Area Rescue squad, the other service clubs, Lions, Kiwanis and Rotary, for their part as members of the fund-raising committee, and to others. The work and help of the Johnsburg group was also acknowledged. Hodges emphasized that the small gifts were most meaningful because it in­ dicated the tremendous in­ terest and desire by the people REAL ESTATE BE WISER - SEE WIESER WEIL TRY TO SELL ANYTHING Thinking of SELLING? Why not let us sell your Real Estate!!!! At the moment our siq>ply of listings is very short and we do HAVE QUALIFIED BUYERS waiting to buy your REAL ESTATE. Please call us NOW and we will give you a free sales evaluation on your property. coll us: 385-4880 OPEN SUNDAYS W I E S E R A N 0 A S S O C I A T E S I 3 ? S N a i V E A S I D E O A M C H I N A Y I L L I N O I S 1-28 HOMES FOR LIVING CRAMPED WHERE YOU LIVE? No place for the kids to play?? Then this 3 bedroom ranch with a FULL BASEMENT is for you. A spacious kitchen where the whole family can enjoy dining together. Many extras including central air conditioning, carpeting, humidifier on the furnace and beach rights to the Fox River. Also, a 2 car insulated garage. Full price - $25,500. "SWISS CHALET" Clean, cool, individual look of a Swiss Chalet raised ranch. Newly constructed with 3 hedrooms and lVfe baths. Lush carpeting will add graciousness to entertaining in the L- shaped combination living and dining room. A step saving kitchen without that crowded feeling. Child proof family room. 2 car attached garage. A choice of colors for the "early bird" buyer! $31,500. TASTEFUL ELEGANCE Located on over V2 an acre in picturesque Whispering Oaks - a garden and wooded area developed as an adult & retirement area for persons 45 years or older. Brick & vinyl coated ranch with 2 bedrooms, 2^ baths, huge living dining room combination, large kitchen with loads of cabinet space & a breakfast area. 20 x 15' library or family room. All appliances, carpeting & central air con­ ditioning. Concrete, screened & roofed patio overlooks an oriental garden. 2 car attached garage with electric door opener. $37,900. 4 BEDROOMS - 4'/2 ACRES Presently under construction, with completion scheduled for March on this roomy tri-level home. Modern floor plan with excellent traffic pattern. Quality throughout in materials and design. Many extras. Buy now and choose your own colors. $49,900. V.fKI IIKRN III INC S REALTY SERVICE 3815 W. Elm St. McHenrv, Dl. (Corner Rt.l20& Rt.31, OPEN EVERYDAY - CALL ANYTIME 1 5 - 3 8 b - 2 3 4 0 Member Exclusive Listing Service in McHenry, Associated Listing Service in Crystal Lake 8t Multi-List Service in Woodstock, III. - National Multi-List Service - Nationwide! raising committee; Don Weingart, president, McHenry Kotary club; Carmen Hodges, president, McHenry Area Rescue squad; Axel Schwanke, McHenry Area Rescue squad; and Mike DeWolf, Johnsburg Rescue squad. PLAINDEALER PHOTO Police Tickets Jack R. Caulfield, 1512 Elm, McHenry, disobeyed traffic control signal. Daniel Ackerman, Elburn, disobeyed traffic signal when light turned. Henry Talamentes, 609 Amanda, McHenry, driving of the area for their own Rescue squad. In closing/he restated that the McHenry Area Rescue squad is an emergency unit and that all patients will be taken to the nearest point of first aid, which is the McHenry hospital. It was also mentioned that there is still another fund- raising event to be held, which is a basketball game between the firemen of Company I and the Chicago Bears Friday, March 10, at McHenry Com­ munity high school, West campus gymnasium. REAL ESTATF. All Brick 3 BEDROOM RANCH in McHenry Shores, hard­ wood floor8, carpeting, full -finished basement, 2 car ga­ rage, blacktop driveway, fenced in yard, private beach. 385-2418 1-28-72 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK TILL DARK T.P.MATHEWS WONDER LAKE Quaint year round 2 bedroom log cabin on large lot in good area. Natural wood interior, fireplace, attached garage, good beach only, $16,000 Sharp ranch,home, in A-l condition, o 2 large bedrooms, living room, big kitchen, utility room, family room, attached garage with driveway, on well landscaped lot just 2V2 blocks to water. $19,900. For the extra large family, an extra large home, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, full basement, huge kitchen formal dining room, all plastered walls, Vfe block to large private beach, all this $25,000. T.P.MATHEWS McHENRY See this efficient 2 bedroom home, gas heat, paneled living room, concrete block con­ structed, stones throw to lake. $9,900. A home to suit the most discriminate buyer. 3 spacious bedrooms large country kitchen, formal area, attached air conditioning, landscaping. dining garage, lovely $26,000. Condition dictates a quick sale on this 3 bedroom full basement home. Garage with black top drive, plus central air conditioning. $23,000. See "Our Ads Daily and Sunday in the Tribune T. MATHEWS A REALTORS Wonder Lake, 111. 815-385-6341 815-653-2061 1-7-72 while license was suspended or revoked. Deborah L. Fowler, 7406 Redwood, Crystal Lake, disobeyed traffic control device. William D. Butler, 502 Cresthill, McHenry, driving under the influence of in­ toxicating liquor. Giralamo Visconti, 5012 W. Route 120, McHenry, failure to give information after striking unattended vehicle. College Holds Instructional 3-Day Workshop There was a three day In­ structional Workshop at McHenry County college Jan. 24, 25 and 26. During this period, each instructor scheduled three visitations to schools and businesses in this community college district. The instructors (1) conducted discussions with high school, junior high and elementary school teachers and ad­ ministrators, and they (2) conducted discussions with individual businessmen, em­ ployees, supervisors and managers. In conducting these visitations, the instructional staff of MCC expects to learn a great deal about the com­ munity and th| needs of the people. The ma for objectives of the visitations are (1) to get the message out regarding what MCC has to offer the people and (2) to get ideas about what additional courses the people want. Dr. Marvin Lieske, Dean of Instruction, states: "This is only the beginning of a more formal program to provide opportunities for the in­ structional staff at McHenry County college to talk with all the people of the college's service area." Form Nominating Committee For General Meeting On Sunday, April 9, there will be a general meeting of the Lakeland Park Property Owner's Association. Three board members will be elected at this meeting. A nominating committee has been set up. If you are in­ terested in being on the board or if you would like to nominate someone, please call one of the people on the nominating committee. Here are the names of the members of the committee: Karen Crook - 385-5216, Vicki Bottari - 385-2262, Carol Knor - 385 5578, Steve Bremer - 385- 2853, Dorothy Lense - 385-6517. COMMUNITY MOURNS No words can adequately express the sorrow felt by all of us in Lakeland Park over the tragic loss of Lucille Waychunas and her son, Stevie Waychunas and Paul Heber, Jr. Our deepest sympathy is extended to Richard Waychunas and to the Pau' Heber Family. THIN ICE Please! Please be careful about going out on McCullom Lake. There has not been very much cold weather this winter. There is a spring in the lake that is always bubbling up and wearing away at the ice from underneath. Againj please be careful. JOIN RESCUE SQUAD Bill Hodges, Denise Broemn and Carmon Hodges have completed their basic Red Cross first aid training course. They will serve the community on the rescue squad. WOMEN'S CLUB MEETING The next meeting of the Lakeland Park Women's Club will be held Feb. 3 at 12:30 p.m. The place for the meeting, as usual, will be the Lakeland Park community house. The spring luncheon will be discussed at this meeting. Also, the dinner and play outing on Feb. 17 will be discussed. Don't forget to bring a used item for the auction. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Jackie and Ron Creutz will dance the anniversary waltz on Feb. 3. They will celebrate ten years of togetherness. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Jan. 28 is that special day for Terry Kozy and Larry Oakford. Debbie Gradman and Matthew Felmeth will celebrate Jan. 29. Matthew will be nine years old. Victoria Jean Moore will celebrate her ninth birthday on Jan. 30. Robert Wohnrade and Eddie Linnane share that same date. Jan. 31 is that red letter day for Linda Zimny, Steve Wickenkamp and Dawn Gehrke. Steve will be nine years old and Dawn will be 10 years old. PACK 351 ENJOYS OUTING Cub Scout Pack 351 met at the J.C. Slide in Crystal Lake, Sunday, Jan. 23 to enjoy an afternoon of tobogganing and sledding. Proving that it pays to ad­ vertise, the weather cooperated and brought the boys some snow. On hand to enjoy the day were Cubmaster, Dave Nylander, and his family; Jim Boro and Keith Belzer along with his father. Also, Tommy Creutz and his family enjoyed the snow along with Ruth Roach and Ray Roach and Joey Johnson and his mom and dad. MCC Offers Real Estate Appraisal Course A Real Estate Appraisal course has been scheduled by McHenry County college for its spring semester. The class will be held Wednesday evenings from 7 to 10 p.m., beginning Feb. 2, in Room A-214 at the Crystal Lake campus (IIT building), 6200 Northwest high­ way, Crystal Lake. The course will be taught by Thomas J. Peters, M.A.I., S.R.A., of Crystal Lake. Mr. Peters' twelve years ex­ perience as a real estate ap­ praiser and consultant includes seven years in the northeastern Illinois area. He has done work for both private clients and governmental levels. His ex­ perience has taken him to fourteen states. Peters explains that this course will consist of a broad overview of many aspects of appraisal and will concentrate on single family dwellings. He stated that it is a good in­ troduction to appraisal for prospective real estate salesmen and could serve as an excellent introduction to the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisal's formal four course sequence leading to the M.A.I, designation. Registration is in progress at the college's Crystal Lake campus between the hours of 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. They say that knowledge is power. I used to think so, but I now know that they meant money. Every guinea is a philosopher's stone. --Byron % «" .-<5» red- v<-wee*e; S3°Cec W* iceVie'- v 10V \o \