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PAGE 14 - PLA1NDEALER • FRIDAY. JUNE 24. 1977 ' HEAL ESTATE McHENRY REALTY 3918 W. Main St McHeniy, Illinois 60050 815-385-5922 NEW CONSTRUCTION... on a fully improved lot could easily improve your standard of living. Complete with rights to private lake. $35 000. NEW CONSTRUCTION... in an areo of newer homes with city sewer and water. The home has 1260 square feet with 2 bedrooms 2 full baths and a 2 car at­ tached garage all on 98 x 150 foot lot You can move in soon. $47 500 A LOT OF HOME... for 'he inve^'Tient. Fully improved city lot which measures 80 x 150 Three oedrooms. basement and attached garage. Im­ mediate occupancy. $48,000. JUST LISTED this three bedroom home with many options like central air and 1 '/t baths. Very nice family room for entertaining. Excellent lan­ dscaping adds to the beauty of this exceptionally clean home. $49,900. ' OPEN: 7 DAYS WEEKLY AT YOUR CONVENIENCF FOft RENT FOft RENT STORE & OFFICE SPACE for rent in modem new building. Top location. 500 square feet and up. Starting at $198 per month. Ventura 312-669-3118 86 2 Bedroom Condo 14 baths, all electric kitchen including washer-dryer, patio, pool. August 1st occupancy. Security deposit and references required. $270 per month. Call after 5pm 344-0462 83 •V.F.W. Picnic Grounds and Hall for rent. Seating capacity ;for 400. Call 385-9860 9to 12. weekdays or after 6pm. TF -2 bedroom lakefront house $200 month. Long Lake 385-8270 83 Office Space available on Rt. 120 in Century 21 bldg. Ideal for Sales Rep. etc. 223 sq. ft. $95 per month includes heat, light & air conditioning. Call 459-1114 ask for Len Knaus 83 lENTBIXSQlWC the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system ^ M srtigk R£HTfiL HALF DAY Mon. thru Thurs. Holt Day as follows 9am- lpm 1 pm5pm 5pm9pm RINSENVAC cleans the way professionals do at a fraction ot the cost HORNSBYS t u r n 1 1 y 4400 W. Rt*. 120 McHwnry, III. 6/8 TF for reht situation WANTED MOTOftcvtiES Another Way To Beat Inflation 3 bedroom home with 2 baths on double lot. Beach rights. $285 available July 7. Realty World Durbin-Stovall 815-385-8060 83 3 bedroom Town baths, basement, town $315 month 385-8821 home. 112 garage in 385-8414 or 83 VERY LARGE modern deluxe office in professional building. Completely panelled, central heat and air conditioning. 385- 5200 84 BOATS k MOTORS 18 ft PenYann fiberglass, excellent condition. Lake Michigan boat. 110 Merc motor in atid out. full canvas/lual axle trai.er. hydraulic brakes $1800. 312-587-5606 83 16 ft Fiberglass Runabout 75 h p Merc Slimline with trailer $900 or best offer 385-8226 84 1973 Silverline 165 Merc 1-0 $3,900, 1965 Century 17' Resorter $1,800. 653-3000 85 1912 ft. Streblow inboard, all Mahogany, 360 HP Chrysler, excellent condition, low hours, $4.200.385-6592 84 1961- 17* Glastron with 75 HP Johnson and trailer, good condition $975 815-344-0654 83 1969 24 ft. Harris Pontoon boat, 35 HP Evinrude motor, new top and carpeting, many extras, must be seen $2,195. 815-653- 9713 83 1977 1.0. 17 ft. Bow Rider I vader with 165 Mercruiser.4ow hours EZ loader trailer plus extras. Best offer. 815-385-4303 83 NtfED YOUR HOME PAIN­ TED? No job too small. Reasonable rates. References available. Call 344-1563 Ask for Joe- 83 UMANT PROPtftTV 4/5 of an acre. Walking distance to town 385-873L-~^->^ 83 Vacant lot located on James Street. 66x132, city sewer and water. Call 385-4983 83 IPAWTCD TO RENT Older responsible couple need apartment or home im­ mediately. For at least 6 month period. No children or pets. 385- 9023 _ 83 1975 Honda 750, new tires, new chain, custom seat, fairing & saddle bags. Best offer 385- 4631 84 1973 Puch dirt bike, 175 cc, best offer. 385-6827 83 1973 Honda 175, 1100 miles, excellent condition $450 firm. 385-2148 83 CHOPPER HEADQUARTERS C'.lMPlf 1 ysvici SHOP STOCK MC CUSTOM PARIS *U«C WlOtNG , MAC Hit# SMC* CUSTOM PAINTIMG © HORSES Registered Appaloosa Mare, well broke, goes English or Western good conformation. 815-648-2991 83 PERSONALS Attention! Attention! Please! I Rocco J. Mattio not responsible for any debts as of 7-21-77 83 T\w\ctn;i/in/,i7/ MOTOR SPORT INC 478-0320 north .xijsii 'Old chKJjo Oncus t>0641 6-24-9-16TF2 PETS FOR SALE Adorable mixed Collie puppies, 6 weeks old. $15. 385-7481 83 St. Bernard, 9 weeks old, A.K.- C. registered $100. 385-9048 83 German Shepherd pup for sale, female, $25. 728-0276 83 1974 Hustler, 17'4" Tri-Hull, I.O. 140 HP, E-Z loader trailer, mooring cover, convertible top, ^jjNe propeller, tow ropes and anchor $4,000 or best offer. 815- 385-7745 84 20' Penyan fiberglass boat, 155 HP I.O. low hours $2,600. 385- 0041 81TF 1973 Mark II Century 17' ex­ cellent condition, 1972 Coronado 128 hours. Ex­ ceptionally clean. 815-385-7388 83 15' Pabst Motorboat with trailer, 35 HP Johnson motor, good condition $750. Phone 385- 6257 6-24-7-1 ESP READINGS HOROSCOPES Advice given daily, problems of life, such business, marriage and love CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. MRS. ROSE 312-566-0424 all r RIDING LESSONS « Expert instruction. J J Special introductory • • series f I 5 LESSONS $20.00 • OUR FARM I McHenry « 815-344-0951 *»•••••• 6-3TF2 Did you know that your T. V. picture tube can be worth almost nothing in four years? That your radio or record player loses about 10 per cent of its value a year? That your clothes depre­ ciate anywhere from 10 to almost 50 per cent a year? The Internal Revenue Ser­ vice, movers and insurance companies have tables wftich determine how much personal possessions are likely to depreciate in the course of a year. Depreciation depends on what an item is, and the type of use or abuse it has received in the years since it was purchased. If your personal posses­ sions are stolen or destroyed, mo6t insurance companies will only pay the owner a fraction of what they would cost to replace today. Usually, insurance com­ panies determine the "actual cash value" of stolen or destroyed possessions by hav­ ing a claim representative and the insured reach an agree­ ment on what a destroyed or missing possession of like kind and quality would cost to replace today. The insur­ ance company then depreci­ ates the item based on what the replacement cost is minus a percentage for the years an item has been used. For instance, a living room sofa purchased five years ago might cost $700 to replace today even though it may have cost only $500 when orginally purchased. Since upholstered furniture normal­ ly depreciates at about 10 per cent a year, the adjuster could allow $350 on the claim. But now a major insurance company is offering full re­ placement value for personal property losses. Under this endorsement, the homeowner receives the Ml sum to re­ place stolen or destroyed property with an item of like kind and quality. There is no depreciation. (In the case of the sofa, the policy holder could buy a $700 sofa.) On the average, according to the Kemper Insurance Companies, the additional premium for replacement coverage on an apartment dweller's personal property coverage is about $10 a year. For a homeowner whose dwelling is valued at $30,000, the coverage averages an add additional $20 a year. For a homeowner whose dwelling is valued at $30,000, the coverage averages an additional $20 a year. "Inflation has pushed up the cost of replacing most any household items in addi­ tion to the cost of replacing the structure itself," Hank Osowski, Consumer Relations Representative of the Kemper Insurance Companies said. "Under the actual cash value method of adjusting claims, we found many consumers were not able to make them­ selves 'whole' within the terms and limits of their per­ sonal property insurance cov­ erage. The replacement value endoresement corrects that problem." The endorsement does not apply to property which can­ not be replaced (art objects and antiques), property not maintained in good or work­ able condition (junk or worn out but not discarded items), and property not being used by the consumer or stored for such use. Especially valuable items such as some antiques, furs, jewelry, etc., should be ap­ praised and scheduled sepa­ rately on a policy. How Common Household Items Depreciate* Item Air conditioners, phonographs, T.V. sets (not picture tube) Vacuum cleaners Reasonable Average Useful Life 10 years Approximate Depreciation Per Year 10 per cent T.V. Picture tube 4 years 25 per cent Sewing machines Refrigerators, freezers 15 years 7 per cent Fur coats, stoles and jackets 10 years 10 per cent Cloth coats, stoles, jackets, Dreaoea, evening gowns, suits 5 years 20 per cent Slip coven, children's furniture 5 years 20 per cent Wood furniture 15 yean 7 per cent *l%eae are approximations -- actual depreciation depends on the item and its use or abuse. For and about Teenagers BY PATRICK EDWARD 6-24-7-1 PET COLUMN GIVEAWAY Worm free Irish Setter mixed puppies to be given away. Phone 385- 7104 83 Female black cat, declawed, four 5 week kittens. Shots 385-4644 83 puppies mother Irish Setter 385-8258 THIS WEEK'S LETTER: I'm 13 and very much in love with an older guy. He's 27 and divorced and a father of a 9-year-old girl. M y m o t h e r idoesn't under­ stand. She's not | going to stop me from loving him. What can I do? I tried talking to I her. OUR REPLY: We doubt if your mother would try and stop you from loving anybody. Love is that elusive, wonderful, universal concept which binds mankind together. You can communicate clearly with your mother about your love for this older guy. Share your thoughts. Take re­ sponsibility for your feelings and actions. Be honest, open and truthful. Be certain about your intentions. In the end, after you and your mother have had an ex­ tensive exchange of views, you should accept her decisions. In essence, you are a guest in your parents' home. Accept the way things are. Obey their rules, eventually you'll get the recog* nition you deserve. IIkmh ot Ik* vol urn* oI mN. raquasta tor personal rapMa* cannot ho occomo- Mod Editorial pa not aotoda tor arookty MOO. taWai which boot roproaonta quoattona and/or comntonta troo» roatfora. PON AND ABOUT TtCNAQSNS. BOX 111. FRANKFORT. KY. 40*41.) CONSUMER GUIDELINES 2 bedroom apartment for rent, within city of McHenry,con­ venient location to shopping area. Call 385-0310 83 WATERFRONT APART­ MENT, 2 bedrooms, private patio and garden. $325 month includes utilities. Washer & dryer, boat dock. Available 7- 15-77 . 344-0757 or 385-8299 after 6pm 83 Wanted females to rent private rooms with T V. $150 month includes use of house, laundry facilities, large yard. Available July 7, Johnsburg area. References inquire. 385-2985 83 Lower level apartment, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, fully car­ peted, all appliances, including washer and dryer. Call for appointment 385-4043 81TF 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 c TF WAREHOUSE or factory space from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385- 1079 " TF 2 bedroom apartment $260 month. Phone 344-1961 or 344- 0880 83 NOTICE DOG BOARDING Kennel now open. Modern air conditioned run. Introductory grooming rate $10. Pet Portraits available. Walnut Hinge Kennel, 818 S. Route 31, 385- 1757 87 Now renting spaces for THE CRAFT GALLERY To be Held NOVEMBER 26th Call 815-653-9689 or write THE CRAFT GALLERY 5620 N. Ridgeway Ringwood. II. 60072 for further information. Spaces limited. 4/22-6/24 NOTICE WILL THE PERSON OR PERSONS WHO SWIPED THE DRIFTWOOD FROM MY HOUSE IN COONEY HEIGHTS PLEASE RETURN IT, NO QUESTIONS ASKED. IT HAS SENTIMENTAL VALUE. 6-24 & 7-1 INTRODUCTORY OFFER Rent a SERVISOFT WATER CONDITIONER FOR $3.00 Per Month. For the first Three months. I FREE INSTALLATION Call Collect 815-338-3344 Servisoft Water Conditioners Woodstock 5-25TF SALE ON ALL BEDDIN6 PLANTS AND GERANIUMS > CHRISTENSEN'S WINDY OAKS GARDEN 4620 N. Spring Grove Rd (Johnsburg) | Newspapers Don't Really Cost - They You Money! Merely shopping the advertised values on items needed weekly can save you many times over the price of a newspaper. Now and then ad shopping can bring you a savings on a major item far in excess of the total annual price of a newspaper! Most important, a newspaper keeps you informed -- not only on shopping values and business, but more significantly on community activities, government, civic problems and progress. Being informed is a vital first step toward effective good citizenship. In McHenry County most families look to a McHenry County newspaper -- THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER SERVING THE CHAIN-O-LAKES REGION SINCE 1075 Notify Quickly -i |L. SA MM MSI mam MiMnUTIMi If WB tWT yPfP The law states that you're for op to $5t of m oecfc of lot H yor •otify tko cord's issoor taaaodfetoly oftor yoo discover yoor card b lost or stoWa, it coaM cost yoo loss, loop a record of yoor crodH cords aad who to coatact ia case of loss sooa as yoor card b Misplaced. o o o o A hard task is eased by the application of immediate energy. A-l HEARING AID." SERVICE Free Loaners - Complete, Service on all Makes Custom Earmolds - 30 Day Trial on New Aids Try Before You Buy! Maico-Oticon-Radio Ear1 Qua 11 tone Custom Made All in the. 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