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REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT FOR RENT NOTICE Beautilul bedroom ranch, 2 baths, redwood deck $4(),5(K). 385-6007 61 2 bedroom house, kitchen, living room, dining room, 2 car garage, 2 lots Wonder Lake, 7318 MacArthur Drive. $28,500. 312-326-0950 Libertyville 61 3 Bedroom ranch, full basement,P.• car garage. Pier rights. Wonder Lake. $39,000. 815-653-3961 6l FOR SALE BY OWNER 2 Story Cape Cod 4 bedrooms, 8 rooms, 2'/j baths, fully carpeted on Fox River. Large wooded lot. $59,760.00 344-1632 385-6566 344-0748 4-1TF REAL ESTATE We're Here For You. Enjoy a free summer vacation in your own 3 bedroom, Cape Cod only-1 block from the beach. Family kitchen and lovely bi" yard with 2 plum trees for only $32,500. I! SEE THIS ONE I Vacation all year in your own home on most beautiful spot on the river. Launch your boat from new cement boat ramp lighted up with radiant dome lights on new sea wall. Three bedroom house has massive stone fireplace. A little imaginaton could turn this info a fantastic waterfront home. $45,500 Must see this Beautiful brick and cedar raised ranch. The kitchen is complete, built in oven-range, disposal, refrigerator, washer, dryer and water softner are also included. Oversized 2 car garage. Rec room, many extras. Entertain your friends this summer on the large deck which leads from the dining room through sliding glass doors. Extra sharo. $52,900. M MM 2m>'w!VTE. i2b 3441122 Qntufc Lake Region Realty EVBY OfflCE IS INKPMOOITIY OWNED CRYSTAL LAKE 5006 NW HWY * 455-1114 m This house that lookstp East, to West, This, Dear one, is our our rest; Yonder the stormy s^^MThere The woods that bring the sunset near. (Richard Watson Gilder) JU$T LISTED I Surrounded by oak trees, this brick and frame tri- level sits on an extra-large lot. It has large rooms, a screened-in. porch, 1 '/J baths, three bedrooms and has access to the Chain O' Lakes. Offered at $5) ,500. NEAT f CLEAN, this home is the perfect one for a starter or retirement. It features two bedrooms, 1 V» car garage with electric door opener, screened porch, hardwood floors AND aluminum siding. Asking $37,900, you can t go wrong. K i BE YOUR OWN BOSSt Located at the crossroads in Johnsburg. this grocery store offers many excellent opportunities. Live in its own apartment or gain additional income by leasinq it. It's a steal at $79 000. DEVELOPERS TAKE NOTE! We are offering for sale ap­ proximately 30 acres with about 1800 of frontage on the Fox River above the McHenry dam. Soil boring reports are available to the seriousbuyer. Call today for more information. • 815-385-4810 3932 WEST WAUKEGAN ROAD, McHENRY. Close to park, school and shopping. 3 bedroom vinyl sided two story with nostalgic front porch, also deck in back. Newly carpeted, full ap­ pliances, heated garage and basement. Asking $46,000. 385- 7536 61 CLEAN SLEEPING rooms, daily or weekly. 385-0266 or 385- 8905. ' TF STORAGE SPACE, all sizes, inside or out. Monthly rental. The Keep Mini-Warehouse. 815- 455-0095. TF First floor 1 bedroom apart­ ment. Stove and refrigerator and utilities furnished. Lease & Security deposit. No pets, adults only. $220 month. 3^5- 5324 61 BY OWNER I North Fox Condo, excellent 'condition, air conditioning, 2 ibedrooms. 1 '/t baths, full ap- Jpliances, also washer/dryer I and compactor, other .decorating pluses, pool I privileges. 385-8331 WAREHOUSE or factory space from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385- 1079. TF V.F.W HALL for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 385-9860 after 6 pm. TF 2 BEDROOM apartment, range and refrigerator. Lease and security deposit. Adults only. 385-5925. TF 3-25-4-8TF-2. NEW 3 bedoom, 8 room raised ran­ ch, 1 '/i baths, den or office space, 2 car garage, family room area and large patio deck. Total area 2,268 sq. ft. City water. Water, pier and beach rights on Fox River. $44,760 815-344-1632 815-385-6566 815-344-0748 4-1TF2 McHENRY (RED IS EXCITING) This beautifully decorafed 2 bedroom, 1 '/i bath condo cap­ tures a romantic mood with its Spanish decor. Its stucco ceilings, mirrored & panelled walls thru out bring more time to spend by the pool. All ap­ pliances including compactor, washer/dryer, dishwasher, stove/refrig., disposal. Move right into this one-of-a- kind creation $31,500. 815-344-0531 After 5pm 4 8 4 13 Looking for retail business or office tenant to occupy 1800 sq ft in new buildfng to be con­ structed this spring. 2911'2 W. Rte. 120. Call evenings 385- 0997. . TF 2 bedroom home on double wooded lot, full basements stove and refrigerator. 653- 9618 61 Room for rent in private home in Wonder Lake. Female. $75 month. Call 728-0586 61 Tillable 13 acres for rent. $50 per acre. 385-4487 61 4 room apartment in residential area of McHenry. Close to shopping. Heat and hot water furnished. Middle aged woman p r e f e r r e d . R e f e r e n c e s required. 385-1716 61 2 bedroom house, available May 1. 385-5529 ajter 6 pm 61 2,000 square feet zoned B-4, $325 plus utilities. 385-5534 TF-2 3 BEDROOM older home fully furnished. $290 per month, plus utilities and security deposit. Adults only. No children or pets. 385-8049, 385-7626 TF 7 room house, 3 bedrooms, full basement, garage and storage. $350 plus utilities. 385-5148 3-6 weekdays. All day weekends. Security and references. 61 Small furnished apartment on Pistakee Bay. $135. 815-385- 3861-62 FOR RENT WHISPERING OAKS 5 ROOM 2 Bedroom condominium. Fully carpeted. All appliances and drapes Available April 15th No children or pets SI 5-38S-0344 4-6-4-15 Wonder Lake, completely furnished 3 bedroom home, Sept .to May. $225. Ideal for teachers. 312-383-9524 61 AVAILABLE MAY 15, 1977. 2 bedroom, 2 bath Condo-family room, attached garage $300 per month. Will provide phone number for appointments after April 18. 63 REAL ESTATE 3 bedroom ranch, 2 car garage in an area of nicer homes in the Johnsburg School District. Home in move in condition, newly decorated inside and out. $37,900. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT McHenry Annex 4721 W li'lc 120 McHenry 111 815-385-4619 OOOCOOSOeCOCOOOOOCOOOOOOOR HOME HUNTING THIS WEEKEND? ? HERE ARE THE ADDRESSES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE I CALL US IF YOU LIKE WHAT YOU SEE! WODTHMOM ESTATES North ot 60. »J. (»,. ml Drive thru this lovely subdivision-there's a fine beach & park- & fine homes too! We have two in the area: 2706 N. Iroquois- if you have a larger family, here's your an- swer-5 bedrooms-3 baths'-family room w/fireplace-oversize kit- chen-formal dining room-2 car garage. 2733 Hiawatha Trail-a beautifully maintained home with an ex­ cellent floor plan-3 bedrooms-2 baths- a super kitchen with' cabinets galore & a large family room w/fireplace adjoining - plus a full basement & 2 car garage. PISTAKE HIGHLANDS near the Junction of Rinflwood Rd. A Fox Lake Rd. 5310 Leetlde -We have a 3 bedroom ranch-on a large 60 x 160 ft. lot-with a full walkout basement. This one's built the way they used to build homes! A besvbuy at $39,900. PISTAKEE HILLS-South of Rlnawood Road on Pittok-- Drive. 4916 Pistakee Drive-Channel Front-it has a modest look from the outside-however, you won't believe the interior-3 bedrooms-1 Vi baths-Florida Room w/jalousie windows-a gorgeous combo family-living room-central air-all new interior! 5 minutes by boat to Pistakee Lake-a best Waterfront buy. SOUTH OF McHENRY-One-block South of Barr»vllU Bd i. Bull Volley Rd. 3704 Ellen Rd ̂ on '/j acre-Here's a one of a kind, solid brick hillside ranch-3600 sq. ft, of living pleasure-on Upper Level: 3 bedrooms-a living room w/fireplace- a dining area facing a large outside deck-a just plain beautiful kitchen. Downstairs: a recreation room-plus family room-plus 2 ifiore rooms easily con­ vertible to bedrooms-a combo utility room & 2nd kitchen & out­ door patio-in the $80's and well worth it! »SSOCiA<t=> IIIIIMM®" • postal & REALTORS MIS associates 3409 &EST ELM $TREET (ROUTE 120) McHENRY 385-9360 ATTENTION! MOM & DAD REALTY WORLD durbin-stovall PRESENTS THE EASTER BUNNIES at Market Place on Route 120 and on Green Street-near McHenry Theater Bring the Kiddies SAT. APRIL 9th Between 11 to 3 P.M. SURPRISES Watch for the balloon with the surprise inside. NOTICE GUETTLER'S STORAGE Mini-Warehouse Now Renting 818 N. Front Street (Route 31) 385-8570 J 4-1TF FORRfiNT~ Lovely 3 bedroom ranch in the country, for a meticulous couple, 2 baths, large kitchen, snack bar, dining area, dish­ washer, disposal, family room with natural stone fireplace, full basement, 2 car attached garage. $350 per month. Security deposit and referen­ ces. Reply: BOX MAI. McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3012 W. ELM ST. McHENRY 4-1-4-8 BOATS & MOTORS 25' 1968 Carver Express, cabin cruiser, sleeps 5, 200 HP I-O, depth sounder, compass, porta potty, full canvas, on tandem axle.trailer.$4,500. 312-949- 5052 61 Sea Ray 1974 22' 188 HP Mer- cruiser, cuddy cabin, head, depth sounder, top and camper, mooring cover,. 4 wheel E-Z loader trailer with brakes. $8,000.385-7266 63 18' Century Resorter, Mahogany, excellent condition, 225 HP Chrysler V8 with trailer $2,300. 815-385-6494 TF 14' flat bottom aluminum boat, with trailer. $325. $400 with 5 HP motor. 385-2890 61 30" Cruiser, many extras, transferred must sacrifice, best offer. 312-526-6460 61 17 ft. Gl^stron fiberglass'boat, motor and trailer included. 344- 1994 61 CLOSING SHOP. John R Freund is closing the McHenry Shoe Repair Shop at 1232 N. Green St. Please pick up shoes at 1308 N. Park St., or call 385- 6417 62 SITUATION WANTED NURSES AIDE with 3 years experience desires private duty nursing. My specialty is the elderly. Good references. 312- 526-9263 61 RETIREE CARPENTER small jobs by the hour or by the job 653-9093! ' 66 Painting and decorating. 385- 5888 61 ATTENTION busy mothers! . Will babysit your child in my fenced-in back yard Monday through Friday. Price negotiable. 815-344-i754 62 UACANT PROPERTY McHenry Shores HIGH vacant lot. 70X130, next to 3208 Hunter Path. Excellent view and area. Write P.O.' Box 9534, Glendale, California. 9120 64 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR SAl.E OR LEASE 2 bay Arco service station with two self service car wash units in Wonder Lake. High gallonage. Call 312-223-8602 ask for Gene. 61 PAGE 17 - PLAIN DEALER-FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1977 CAN THE CHURCH SURVIVE? By L^rry Swaim Many people are predicting that the church as we know it today cannot survive. They say that denominationalism is feeding on itself and failing to speak to the real problems that are troub­ ling people. It is not uncommon to run into someone who says that in twenty °five more years, we'll be seeing no more of the church . . . and, indeed, we wouldn't miss ,it if it were gone now. i What do you think? I suppose the, answer is going to depend on what church is doing for you. If you are one of the many who have enthusiastically supported some church this year, you obr. viously are getting something in return that you consider to be worth your time and effort. On the other hand, you may be in tjie national majority of non- church goers., nso, you probably hold the typical position of "1 have nothing against the church . . . it is okay for people who like it . . . it just doesn't happen to be my thing." In the discussion of church survival, the sneaky old habit of- over-generalizing is quite a pro­ blem. I or instance, when we say "church." it 's hard to know what we're talking about. The simple church as Jesus established it was certainly a far cry from the chaos- of cults we see today. You can find some denomination which believe in almost anything. You know what I think is„ the most logical approach to the multiplicity ol denominations? 1 think the logical approach to the whole mess is to start all over. Look at it this way: Jesus set up the church exactly the way it was best for human beings. We can read about the church and its spread in the Bible book called "Acts of the Apostles." It is fantastic the way converts were attracted to the pure and simple version of God's way . . . three thousand in one day in Acts, chapter two. But, as time passed, men started adding things and arguing about the things they added and that's where all the denominations got started. In fact; ' that 's when all the appeal seemed to start going out of the church. I guess maybe I ain saying that man-made religion just never quite fits our needs like Jesus' original church did. l or a confidential and Bib­ lical answer to your questions', write Larry Swaim, 985 Ponce de Leon Avenue, N. E., Atlanta, Georgia 30306. 4-8 WANTED TO BENT 3 Bedroom house in Johnsburg Area Waterfront preferred but not necessary. Good referen­ ces. 312-394-3954 61 M c H E N R Y T E A C H E R , married, no pets, wanting to rent 1 or 2 bedroom house. Waterfront preferred. Call 815- 385-0844 61 SMALL HOUSE for small family. Preferably in McHenry area and reasonable. Call 385- 7393 62 MOTORCYCLES 1972 DKW, 125 MX $350 or best offer 385-5444 61 1975 Kawasaki KS 125, Knob- bies, new speedometer, ex­ pansion chamber, street legal, $525; 1975 Honda MR 175, Enduro $675. 344-1151 61 1974 Kawasaki OHC 400, good condition $775 or best offer. 385- 1974 62 T^\\crn MOTOR SPORT INC 478-0320 3445 north pulaski road, chicafo imois 60641 3-25-6-17TF2_ SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIB PHONE 385r0170 E TO PLACE YOUR AD. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllBl PET COLUMN GIVEAWAY Terrier Sheltie collie mixed 10 months old, needs room to run. 385- 7891 4-8 AFGHAN HOUND female. 312-497-3123 4-8 ATTENTION MARINE DEALERS BULK SALE MAY 2nd, 1977 Boats, motors, trailers, parts and accessories will be sold on a sealed bid basis, in bulk. Entire inventory may be in­ spected at McHenry, Illinois, prior to sale. By appointment. CalHor information Mr. Lawler * j 312-259-49?$ j In need of a good home, 4 year old Chesapeake Bay Retriever, female, 385-6646 or 385-6182 4-6-4-8 4-8 & 4-15 PETS FOR SALE AKC REGISTERED Golden Retriever puppies $75 Days 312-540-3090 Evenings 312-438- 3176 61 AKC I>HASA APSO pups 2 males. 1 female, 6"weeks $150 each 385-5030 62 r RIDING LESSONS Expert instruction. Special introductory series 5 LESSONS $20.00 OUR FARM McHenry 815-344-0951 ••*4-lTF2 5 month old Shepherd Malamute mix puppy male, paper trained, great with children. Call 344-0965 4-8 Black and tan coon hound, 9 mos., Call 385-5839 after 5pm. To good home. WIRY, SPEEDV, TALENTED Hi**} /4nc/ri6#ld... HAS BROUGHT EXCITEMENT TO PRO BASKETBALL FANS AND HAS D/SVNGUISHED HIMSELF WITH MANY OUTSTANDING FEATS: • HE BECAME THE FIRST GUARD IN HISTORY TO SCORE OVER tOOO FIELD GOALS IN A SEASON-1023. • SCORED THE MOST POINTS IN A SEASON BY A SACK COURT MAN--2119. • PILED HP THE MOST ASSISTS JN A SEASON-I/O. • PLAYED THE MOST MINUTES (358! ) OF ANY GUARD SINCE SLATER MARTIN IN '56. X MR. T/NY " SCORED 30 OR MORE POINTS IN <30 OF QL GAMES, SCORED 40 OR MORE POINTS IN 18 GAMES. SO OR MORE IN 3 GAMES. HE DID ALL THIS IN A KANSAS CITY KINGS UNIFORM. HOW HE'S WITH THE N. Y. NETS, BASED NEAR HIS S. BRONX HOME. UNDERSTANDING MENTAL HEALTH •a health .column from the Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Schizophrenia: Looking for Causes and Treatment Research on the causes and treatment of schizophrenia is described in a new leaflet is­ sued by the National Institute of Mental Health. "Treatment of Schizophrenia" is an inter­ view with Dr. Loren R. Mosh- er, Chief of NIMH's Center for Studies of Schizophrenia. Dr. Moshcr believes it is premature to say that schiz­ ophrenia is a specific disease witli a specific cause. Rather, he leans toward the idea that --like congestive heart failure --it may have a number of. different causes. What we do know, says the scientist, is that it is a dis­ order of the whole person and that behavior, thinking, and ! biochemistry are involved. He \ believes it is triggered by •] stress, as are other psychiatric problems. He notes that schiz- ophrenic patients arc distin­ guishable by thought disorder, . strange behavior, withdrawal, inability to experience pleas- ' ure, and hallucinations and • delusions. Recent studies seem to show i genetic component in schiz- >phrenia; however, the heredi­ tary factor is "less in magni­ tude" than mental health re­ searchers used to think. "Indeed," said Dr. Mosher, "it is likely there is a small genetic component in all func­ tional psychiatric illnesses." The NIMH scientist points out that therapeutic drugs have proven to be an inex­ pensive, effective way to re­ lieve schizophrenia; that they have been extremely? useful in reducing the number of schiz- ' ophrenics hospitalized; and ' that they make it possible for community-oriented treatment programs to be established. But he adds, "Cost-effective­ ness isn't paramount. Pills are misused if they're a substitute for warm, empathetic, sensi-^ tive interest in other human beings " The booklet. Trends in Menial Health Treatment vf Schizophrenia , is available by mail, 350 per single copy, from the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington,. D C. 20402. There is a mini- mum charge of $1.00 for each | mail order. NO PATIENCE A n g 1 e r - - Y o u ' v e b e e n watching me for three hours. Why don't you try fishing yourself? Onlooker--I haven't the patience. *** REALTORS