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i f The Law Serves You Complain To Seller But Make Payments The person who signs any installment sales contract should realize that the seller may assign the loan to a third party, known as the holder, who usually will have no respon­ sibility for the quality of the merchandise, according to the Illinois State Bar Association. Unless the seller is capable of financing the credit sale, the ISBA said the normal practice is to transfer the customer's loan to a bank, finance com­ pany or other lender who also assumes responsibility for collecting payments. However, responsibility for customer satisfaction with the quality of the goods purchased ordinarily remains with the seller. In most cases, the bar group said, either under terms of the retail installment contract or in a separate promissory note, the installment buyer must agree to make his payments to any person or company named in the note or any holder of the note. This usually includes an agreement not to assert against the holder any claim that the buyer may have against the seller. Under Illinois law, such agreements between the buyer and seller are enforceable. As a consequence, if goods are defective, the buyer must seek satisfaction from the seller while continuing his in­ stallment payments. However, the law does require that the buyer be notified at the time of purchase or whatever time his loan is to be transferred to a new lender. The buyer has five days after such notification during which he may assert a claim against the seller and «against the holder. This puts both the seller and holder on notice that the buyer may have a- legitimate legal defense in case of default on his payments. In any case, the buyer always has the right of recourse to the seller. In the case of an automobile buyer, the ISBA said the law guarantees his satisfaction to a cejtain extent. Under the Illinois statuatory automobile warranty law, an automobile dealer must pay a certain percentage of repair costs for any defects in the "power train" components -- the engine, transmission or wheels - provided these defects CONDUCT CHARGE Karen Berry of 10904 Route 14, Woodstock, was charged with reckless conduct Sunday afternoon after she shot her husband, Richard, injuring his left arm. It was learned that the incident was the result of a domestic dispute in their home. While attempting to take a 38 caliber pistol away from his wife, the gun discharged, striking him in the left arm. Bond for Mrs. Berry was set at $1,000 with court appearance set for April 12. YMCA RECOGNIZE TOP SALES - During December of last year, members of the Lake Region YMCA sold chocolate covered, thin mints to raise over $1,200 for YMCA World Service. At a recent Lake Region YMCA board of directors meeting, the members who sold one hundred or more boxes of candy were presented with trophies to recognize their successful sales. Pictured, left to right, are David Butts, Pat Tychewicz, Todd Tychewicz, Karen Hoppe, Eric Hoppe, Tim Trier, Walter Jollie, Tracy Atherton, Ed Hagendorn, Tom McTague, Tony Korwin and Bob Reed. Tim Trier represents the Navajo I Indian Guide tribe of McHenry. Three Indian Guide tribes earned trophies but are absent from the picture. They are the Iroquois and Sioux from McHenry and the Zuni from Crystal Lake. Also absent from the picture was the Blackfeet Indian Princess tribe from McHenry. are reported to him by the buyer within 30 days after delivery of the automobile to the buyer and provided the trouble is not due to collision or abuse of the car on the part of the buyer.. The amount the dealer must pay varies from 50 per cent of the repair cost for an automobile not more than two years old to nothing for the automobile that is four years old or older. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION , ESTATE OF MARTINA BOTT Deceased, FILE NO. 73-P-83 Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters Testamentary were issued on April 2, 1973, to Norman M. Mertes, 111 W. Washington St., Chicago, Illinois, whose attorney of record is Norman M. Mertes, 111 W. Washington St., Chicago, Illinois, 60602. ' Claims mav be filed within six months from the date of issuance of Letters of office and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said Court, County Court House, Wood­ stock. Illinois, and copies thereof mailed or delivered to said legal representative and to said attorney. MARGARET ONEIL . Clerk of the Court (Pub. April 6, 13, 20,1973) An easy way to make a cigarette lighter is to take out the tobacco. When two women race to get a present, it usually ends in a tie. Should Know Store Manager --What 's your name' ' 'Applicant -- Scot . Manager--And your f irst name? Applicant -- Walter . Manager (smiling)--That 's a pret ty well-known name. Applicant (proudly) -- It ought to be. I 've been deliv­ ering groceries around here for two years now. V ' Issued by Village Clerk ELECTION April 17, 1973 VILLAGE OF LAKEMOOK, ILLINOIS SPECIMEN BALLOT i o PROGRESSIVE U • • • • • For Village President (Four Year Term) (Vote for One) RICHARD J. HYATT For Village Clerk Four Year Term (Vote for One) CAROL SCHMIDT For Village Trustee Four Year Term (Vote for Three) HARRY J. BRADY ALYCE KOWAL ODIEL C. SAMYN (Published April 6, 1973) :• j : i ; YOU ARE INVITED LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE Nobody Knows Wagons Like The "Wagon-Masters" At Ford DRIVE THROUGH THE ROARING O 73's IN A BUSS FORD ! ! IT'S SALE TIME FOR ALL FORDS AND THAT MEANS "SUPER SAVINGS DAYS" AT BUSS FORD. PRICE TAGS HAVE BEEN LOWERED ON ALL 1973'S WITH SPECIAL SAVINGS ON PINTOS & MAVERICKS SO DRIVE A BARGAIN AT BUSS TODAY ••••YOU'LL BE DRIVING THE BEST FOR '73. BIG • • • MIDDLE-SIZE • OR SMALL CAR* • • FORD REALLY DOES HAVE A BETTER IDEA. MUSTANG MACH I After The Many Years| Of Trying, No One Has Ever Matched The Sporty Quality Of Mustang Your Trade-In Down & No Payments Until Mid May PINTO 3 Door RUNABOUT Getting Back To Basics Is What Pinto Is All About GRAN TORINO SPORT 2-Dr. Sports Roof Quiet Is The Sound Of A Well Made Car Irs A HARD ONE TO TOP! USS FORD SALES and SERVICE DAILY TILL 9:00 SAT. TILL 5:00 SUN. 912 & 24