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r « *'-v' Grass Lake & State Park Roads 587-6411 926 FRONT RT.31 815-385-9303 UNIT SIZE MONTHLY RATE* lOx 15 $45 10x25.__ $70 25 x 25 $125 Outside -- $15 15x15 $15 Office $150 a1 o o BOATS ETC. RECORDS CARS INVENTORY FURNITURE Prices subject to change without notice. RENT YOUR OWN STORAGE UNIT YOU STORE IT, LOCK IT, & KEEP TH^KEY • Fireproof Buildings • Open 7 Days a Week • Home Owners • Condominium Owners • Apartment Renters • Manufacturers Rep • Merchandisers • Lighted at Night • Fenced & Secure • Sportsmen • Hobbyists • Contractors • Distributors • Business Guettler's Storage 818 N. Front St. (Route 31) McHenry, III. 60050 815-385-8570 PAGE21-PLAINDEALErt--FR.rDAY. APRIL 22. 1977 Many Victims ln"HurricaneHaPPenin9 Er)ds Saturday Rash Of Thefts UlLliGft MOTORS HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-8 p.m. | Saturday 9 i.m.-5 p.m. i Sunday 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 1975 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE Aii conditioning. hill pom. stmt, Cibr«ot«t roof, under It,000 mites. 7150 1975 GMC "Gentleman Jim" PICK-UP Alfl/Flfl radio, air conditioning laadtd! Side pipv, special paint, large tires. *4375 UTOMOBILESi 1976 CHEVROLET CHEVETTE DE LUXE Automatic, radio, mint condition, super |n mileage. '2675 1975 HONDA CIVIC Automatic, 23,000 miles, eitremety food pi mileage. '2175 - 1975 CHEVELLE MALIBU COUPE AII conditioning, automatic, power steering, power brakes, any) root, AM/FM stereo. '3275 1974 FIAT 128 SPORT COUPE 4 speed, radio 23.000 miles. '1675 1974 MUSTANG II COUPE Automatic, white with black nnyl interior, radio. *2275 1974 CUTLASS COUPE Black mth black interrai. an conditionini automatic, power steering, power brakes, rally wheels, mint condition. '3475 1973 CAMAR0 Automatic, power steering, power brakes, low miles. Ch«wjr s finest! *3175 1973 DODGE CHARGER Automatic, radio, power steering, pcwei brakes. '1975 ; 1972 PONTIAC LUXURY LEMANS 4 door hardtop, automatic, aw conditionini. Power steering, brakes ( windows. Vinyl top '2375 I TRUCKS ft RV's i 1974 CHEVROLET SUPER CHEYENNE % TON PICKUP Aii conditioning, power steering, t brakes, dual gas tanks, 13,400 mites, w/Franklin UH ft. tuNy equipped camper '5875 1974 DODGE SPORTSMAN WINDOW VAN Automatic, radio, power stoohng, eery clean *3475 1973 GMC % TON PICKUP ( cjt., power steering, radio. '2775 1971 VOLKSWAGEN SPORTMOBILE CAMPER Raised roof, 4 speed. 47,000 miles, wry cloan. '2875 I STATION WAGONS 1973 BUICK ESTATE WAGON AII conditioning power steering, power brakes, nnyl root, root rack, rally wheels. *2775 1973 FORD SQUIRE 10 PASSENGER WAGON Automatic, pmr stoonng, pmrtr krako, |mt wmtowv. '2475 1974 VOLVO 145 WAGON AMiMtbc. HMf SlNhat MM. *1175 Numerous ar6a residents continued to be victimized by thieves during the week, with offenders going without ap­ prehension thus far. At 2:10 p.m. Sunday, Virginia Brzenk reported to police that during the evening, someone stole her son's red, white, and blue ten-speed bicycle from in front of their business place, the McHenry Recreation center, 1216 N. River road, McHenry. Also on Sunday, Barry Jones, a McHenry electrician, reported that since Friday, someone stole three rolls of armored cable, as well as other electrical supplies, from a new home under construction in the Justice Hill subdivision, Woodstock. At 2:35 a.m. Sunday, police investigated the theft of a table top "pong" game at the Far­ mer's Almanac restaurant, 3710 N. Rt. 31, McHenry. During the festivities of opening night at the restaurant, someone succeeded in removing the game from the premises without being seen. Also over the weekend, Eleanor Markham, 2016 Kerry lane, McHenry, reported that during the previous day, someone succeeded in gaining entry to her locked auto, stealing her CB radio and antenna. Police also investigated a theft at the home of Terry Malone, 8312 Nunda road., Wonder Lake. Someone entered his garage and shed while he was away, and stole a color television set, two window air conditioners, a patio table, twenty lawn chairs and a grill. Michael Dyslin, 3208 Bay view drive, McHenry, reported to police that during the night, someone pried open a vent window in his pickup truck, stealing his CB radio. The truck was parked in Dyslin's driveway at the time. William Huebner, 708 W. Columbus, McHenry, reported that while his car was parked at 303 Herbert road, McHenry, someone succeeded in entering the locked car and stole his eight-track tape player. At 9:20 a.m. Thursday, Joe Estes reported that the previous evening, someone broke all the guages and removed the oil dipstick from his tractor while it was parked at Thompson road and Vine street in Wonder Lake. Finally, Robert Johnson, a Wonder Lake resident, reported that someone hurled rocks through two windows of his new home under con­ struction at 5214 Lear street, Wonder Lake. Wife Of Famed Evangelist To Speak In City RUTH BRANNON Ruth Brannon, wife of famed evangelist-attorney, Clifton Brannon, of Long view, Tex., will take Friday night, April 29, from the scheduled revival at First Baptist church, McHenry., to tell her story of how God made it possible for her literally to have a new heart. She tells of the testing and trials of the transition from a successful lawyer's home to a preacher's home. The problems with their teen-age children should be heard by every teen-ager and parent. She tells the truth of their frustration and fears. Mrs. Brannon confesses what happened in the conflict that arose as she threatened her husband with divorce if he forsook his position which he has gained as a lawyer as in­ dicated in the twenty-eight line Shown in the picture above are three lovely ladies from the "Blarney Bar". Left to right they are Debbie Johnson, Pat Crocco and Debbie Grennan of Wonder Lake. Tickets can be purchased at the door to those 19 years of age or older. After a successful debut last weekend, Hurricane Hap­ pening '77 will finish up this Friday and Saturday. Doors will open at 7:30 p.m. at Marian Central high school, and shows will begin at 8 p.m. The show will feature the Andrew sisters of McHenry, a funny melodrama, "In Cases Like This," sponsored by the Marian Father's club, and the Silent theatre directed by David Cornelia. There will be the "Blarney Bar" where a person can join biographical sketch shown in Who's Who in America. She had been reared in a preacher's home and she had promised herself that she would never marry a preacher. She married a lawyer; when he turned from law to love she threatened to leave. This human interest story has resulted in over 500 decisions for full-time Christian service, which has been at­ tended by more than a million people. The general public is encouraged to attend, and be inspired by Mrs. Brannon's story and the special Christian music to be provided by the church choir. with Dan Taylor in singing authentic Irish folk songs. In the Botique, one can make a purchase of home-made goodies, or even a small piece of furnature or appliances that are needed for the home. Stop in and do a little dancing in the Casbah Bizair discotheque, or just sit and watch the exotic dancers there. Persons attending can stop in the cafeteria for hot beef sandwiches, hot dogs and sauerkraut or bratwurst and sauerkraut. Pizza will be served in the Hurricane Hideaway. Relax a short time in these rooms and then go on to the Gaslight Speakeasy where entertainers called "The Gaslight Girls" will perform. Last, but not least, one will certainly want to spend some time in Club 21 where a person can really relax, do a little dancing and singing to the piano playing of Frank and Jim Harrison. It's a fun-filled evening. It's always a pleasure to find a really good cook taking pride in his or her profession. Cyclist Injured In Sunday Highway Crash A Wonder Lake man was injured Sunday when he lost control of his motorcycle on Rt. 120, and drove into a field. Edwin C. Lintneyr', 7603 Hickory, Wonder Lake, was taken by the McHenry Area Rescue squad to McHenry hospital for treatment of in­ juries sustained at ap­ proximately 5:20 p.m. in a field near Rt. 120 and Martin road. Lintner stated to police that he was riding his motorcycle westbound on Rt. 120 at an unknown rate of speed. He added that as he ap­ proached the Sherman Hill Industrial area, a vehicle in front of him started to slow down. Lintner explained that he drove his motorcycle to the right, avoiding the car, and in doing so drove down a concrete water runoff. He further stated that he continued west into some dirt, at which time his motorcycle fell over. After being taken to the hospital, Lintner signed himself out and went to Woodstock. Sunday night, Clyde R. Naus, 3818 John street, McHenry, was ticketed for driving while in­ toxicated following a two-car accident at 6:35 p.m. on Main street near Front street. Naus was not injured in the crash, which caused an unknown amount of damage to his car, and more than $100 damage to a parked car be onging to Richard V. Huebner, 4604 Gregory street, McHenry. Huebner stated he came out of a nearby restaurant and saw that his car had been hit. Naus stated he was driving and struck a parked car. A witness reported that Naus backed out of a parking place and proceeded west on Main street, and then struck the Huebner car. The witness added that Naus then pulled into a parking place and struck the curb, apparently without applying his brakes in an attempt to stop. In other accidents, Humbert B. Armendariz, 7711 Oak road, Wonder Lake, was taken by the McHenry Area Rescue squad to McHenry hospital for treat­ ment of injuries sustained in a two-car collision on Rt. 120. The driver of the other vehicle, Steven R. Nusbaum, 11202 Rt. 120>. McHenry, was ticketed for failing to reduce his speed to avoid an accident following the crash which caused an estimated $100 damage to the Nusbaum car and more than $150 damage to the Armendariz auto. Nusbaum stated he was westbound on Rt. 120, and upon passing the intersection of Green and Elm, approached another intersection where the light had just turned green. He added that he noticed the Armendariz car wasn't moving. He applied his brakes in an attempt to avoid the crash, but kept sliding and contact was made. Armendariz stated he was stopped in traffic waiting for the light to change when he was suddenly struck in the rear by the Nusbaum auto. Janet S. Savastano, 3102 Crescent, McHenry, was ticketed for failing to yield from a„> private road or driveway, and also for a violation of restriction following a two-car collision on Rt. 120. Neither Ms. Savastano, nor the driver of the other car, Robert J. Tafel, 2212 Fairview, McHenry, was injured in the crash which caused more than $100 damage to each car. Tafel stated that he was westbound on Rt. 120 in the left lane when Ms. Savastano pulled out of the Jewel parking lot and struck the side of his car. Ms. Savastano stated that she did not see the Tafel car until the time of the accident. Finally, Donald H. Fiedler, 1807 Indian Ridge, McHenry, was victimized Sunday af­ ternoon when an unknown driver struck his car while it was unattended in a parking lot. Fiedler, whose car sustained more than $150 damage, stated that he didn't remember what type of vehicle was parked next to his in the lot. Police on the scene noted that cream or yellow colored paint was found on the Fiedler auto. The offending vehicle was possibly some kind of truck. Stolen Auto Recovered In City Wednesday An automobile, reported stolen in Lombard one week ago, was found by McHenry county police Wednesday, but not before the vehicle had been destroyed by fire. At 1:35 p.m., police in­ vestigated an auto burned in a wooded area on Willow road, McHenry. It was discovered that the 1976 model car was reported stolen, and arrangements were made for its removal. • * • • P r o s p e r i t y w o n ' t abound if the farmer loses his profits. Tulip Time!!! WED., APRIL 27 11:30 am ANNUAL CHICKEN SALAD, DESSERT LUNCHEON AND CARD PARTY DONATION ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH RTE. 12, RICHMOND, ILL SPONSORED 8* THE ALTAR AN0 ROSARY SOCIETY RAIN NO DETERRENT - There were occasional showers on election day, but they failed to deter the record number of voters who went to the polls in the municipal election. This was a scene in Ward I, where voting took place at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church. An unidentified voter hurries into the protection of the polling place after leaving her car amidst one of these showers. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD NEED STORAGE SPACE ... WE CAN PROVIDE IT! A SPACE TO FIT YOUR NEEDS