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SECTION 1 - PAOB 4 » PLA1NPEALER - WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, 1184 Pack With Any Purchase from SPRING HILL CRYSTAL LM Industrial inflation rate falls sharply in 1984 The rate of inflation in the cost of industrial building .con­ struction fell sharply between the second half of 1963 and first half of 1964, according to a Kemper Group survey. The inflation rate for' industrial machinery and equipment rose for the third consecutive six- month period. For the six-month period ended June 30, machinery and equipment costs increased an average of 1.88 percent, com­ pared to 1.19 percent during the second half of 1983 and .96 percent the first half of 1983. Industrial building costs rose an average of 1.06 percent between the periods ending,December 1963 and June 1964. This rate compared to 2.94 percent during the second six months of 1963 and 2.09 percent during the first six months of 1963. The com­ panies surveyed attributed the low building inflation rate to falling material prices and stable labor costs. Although apprehensive about consumer interest rates, the companies remain optimistic about the economy and predicted machinery costs will increase at about the same rate during the second half of 1964 as in the year's first half. Those surveyed anticipate building costs will rise about 0.26 percent per month in 1984's second half, or 1.60 percent in the next six months. They ex­ pect labor costs to rise slightly and material prices to remain about the same. One of the world's major in­ dustrial insurers, Kemper develops these cost trends through biannual surveys of more than 300 North American manufacturers. The trends are calculated by use of a weighted index, corrected for produc­ tivity, and include an in­ stallation factor. The'cost trends indicate overall percentage increases in the cost of buildings erected and machinery fully installed, for various types of industrial plants. Bike ride attracts workers Company Second home can be a way to escape for many people Employees of Brake Parts of McHenry will be among hun­ dreds of people across the state to take part in the Bicycle Across the Magnificent Miles of Illinois (BAMMI), beginning on August 5. The 450-mile bike ride across the State of Illinois is designed to raise money for the Illinois Credit Union Foundation and the Chicago Lung Association. Over 500 bicyclists are expected to participate in the ride, which is one of the biggest bicycling events ever held in lttnois. 1Uft is the flrft' year te BAMMTs history that tooftherii Illinois has been included in th4 bicycling route. Hat ride will begin at w»riHnghftn Fountain in downtown Chicago on August 5, and eventually wind through Antioch, Richmond. and Woodstock before ending iri Quincy on August 12. '* James Heard of Brake Parti plans to ride a 70-mile portion <# BAMMI, as it travels tfaroivA the area. By: Yvonne Beer, executive vice-president of the McHenry County Board of Realtors A second home can get you away from the hustle and bustle of city life - an escape to where life is as comfortable as a garden hammock or a walk on the beach. un. n sibin Physician opens Crystal Lake office ealtors ECORD Dr. Ty Stein, a board-certified internist with special interest in critical care medicine, has opened his office at 330 W. Terra Cotta Ave., Crystal Lake. For the past three years, Dr. Stein worked as an emergency room physician at Little Company of Mary Hospital, Evergreen Park. He is a 1978 graduate of Loyola University's Stritch School of Medicine and is the son of Cook County Medical Examiner Dr. Robert Stein. Dr. Stein and his family live in Crystal Lake. There was a time when a second home consisted of a small farm in the country with a trellis and outhouses. Today's second homes have changed. Most are in the mountains, in the woods or at the shore, and can be either single-family homes or condominiums with shared facilities. These homes now rival more traditional "getaways" such as resorts and hotels. If you pur­ chase a condominium as a second home, you and your family might find that you have bought a whole new leisure lifestyle with golf course, tennis courts, private club, pool and increased security. Whether buying a single- family house or a condominium, contact a realtor, a member of the McHenry County board of Realtors, who will help match your needs with the supply of homes or condominiums available on the market. 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LmmMM* Building permits < The City of McHenry has issued the following building permits - in the month of June. McHenry Builder's, Inc., 3620 Cornell Court, single family home. . Peter Manktelow, 3216 Sunrise View, fence. Michael Roberts, 3102 Victoria, pool. •„ M Richard Malott, 3217 Terrace Drive, fence. j Deborah Sunderlage, 5101 Elm St., advertising sign. Craig Toussaint, 1716 Lakewood, fence. Richard Wheelock, 6209 Chickaloon, garage. Floyd Mathews, Jr., 4512 Parkway West, pool. Mark Uchida, 904 Royal Drive, shed. ̂ Susan Zajicek, 1714 North Ave., pool. Lee Cooney, 803 Front St., advertising sign. West End Pub, 4820 W. Elm St., advertising sign. Residential Development Group, 306 Huntington, single family , home. i - > Residential Development Group, 203 Huntington, single family ; home. 1 Timothy Zamiski, 713 S. Riverside, shed. . Coachlite Square, Assn., Inc., 4315 A-F Sioux Lane, fence. , Evelyn Murphy, 5013 Shore Drive, addition. Sandy Mason, 5011 Cambridge, fence. Bridal Cottage Boutique, 409 Front St., alterations. < Thomas McCormack, 218 Windridge, fence. r Thomas McCormack, 218 Windridge, pool. Florence Droesser, 1912 Oak Drive, shed. Greg Lapham, 808 S. Riverside Drive, fence. Sam Bucaro, 1914 Eastern Ave., shed. Richard Hahndorf, 4917 Bonner Drive, addition. „ < D. Hagen, 105 Augusta, pool. Steven Schey, 1319 Meadow Lane, shed. Residential Development Group, 201 Huntington, single family. home. Residential Development Group, 410, 412, 414, 416 Thornwood, townhome. , £es Miller, 4310 Sioux Lane, fence. i Parr, 305 Brookwood Trail, fireplace. k Hagy, 409 Brookwood Trail, fireplace. Linda Hoffman, 4822 Prairie, fence. Northern Illinois Medical Center, 4201 Medical Center Drive, identification signs. % luf-oit btajg N "Wphonse R. Kostedd, 1806 Oak Djflyni faneer***'. Alphonse R. Kostecki, 1908 Oak Drive, pool. > , McHenry Builders, Inc., 3702 Cornell Court, single family home. - McHenry Builders, Inc., 3616 Cornell Court, single family home. McHenry Builders, Inc., 3706 Cornell Court, single family home. John and Sharon Ellicson, 5911 Radcliff Court, single family home. A.G. Edwards asks: Remember April 15th? You felt the government was taking everything* 10.28 %" "INSURED MUNICIPALS INCOME TRUST Insured* "AAA" Rated Tax-Free Income *28.000 *40.000 •00.000 10.71 % 1M4% 17.71% • Units rated by "AAA" by Standard 61 Poor's* • Interest exempt from Federal Incorpe Taxes • No redemption or management fee • No coupons to clip or call notices to worry about • Monthly; quarterly, or semi-annual distributions • Units in multiples of $1000 • Automatic reinvestment of dividends option •The term* of the insurance policy are more fully described in Hie pKSepectu*. no •apresentetion it mad* a* to the insurer * ability to meet its commitments The insurance does not remove the maffcet risk once it doe* not guarantee the market value of the units. 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