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general 1z » IM.AINOKAI.KK - KKIDAV, DKCKMHKRt. 1*3 Two accidents told at same corner The intersection of Route 31 and Bull Valley Road was a popular one for ac­ cidents Dec. 5 as two were recorded there, according to the McHenry Police Depart­ ment. McHenry Police and Fire Department personnel were called to the intersection at 3:07 p.m., where two cars had collided. Helen M. McMahon, 3014 Crescent, McHenry, was driving north on Route 31 when a southbound vehicle made a left turn in front of her car. The driver of the other vehicle, Joseph Bellich, 2804 Russet Road, McHenry, said he thought he had enough time to complete the turn. A passenger in the Bellich vehicle, Michael Bellich, was taken to McHenry Hospital by the fire department for examination and treatment. No other injuries were reported. Bellich ' was cited for failure to yield the right-of- way. Earlier in the day, at 7:15 a.m., McHenry Police were called to the intersection where two v vehicles collided. . Patricia A. Jenny, 804 Oriole, McHenry, was driving south and attempted to stop, but the car slid into the rear of another vehicle. The driver of the other car was DuWayne K. Fair, 6819 Seminole, Wonder Lake. Ms. Jenny was ticketed for driving too fast for conditions. Charges are pending in an accident without a driver that was investigated by the McHenry County Sheriff's Police. A driver for Chuck's Towing, McHenry, reported to county police that a car was off the south shoulder of McCullom Lake Road. The car had struck four steel fence posts belonging to Northern Pump farms, but no driver was present. The vehicle was registered to Danny Erb, 5003 Shore Drive, McHenry. Icy road conditions contributed to a number of recent accidents in the area. Ronald N. Beck, 901 Rolling Lane, McHenry, was approaching the in­ tersection of Bay and Weingart Roads when the car began to slide. Hie vehicle slid into the intersection and was struck by eastbouad vehicle at 7:20 a.m. Dec. 6. The driver of the other vehicle, stopped to check for injuries and then departed, saying he was late for work. Beck and two passengers, Renee Beck and Mark T. Durei, 3731 Pitzen Road, McHenry, were uninjured. No citations were issued following a two- car, rear-end collision at the intersection of St. John's and Johnsburg Roads in John- sburg. A car driven by E. Susan Giese, 9009 Highland, Wonder Lake, struck the rear of a vehicle operated by Richard E. Zalke, 3802 N. St. Johns Ave., McHenry. Rodney B. Nabor, 4118 Ridgeway, Ringwood, was driving north on Route 31 when he lost control of the vehicle early Wednesday morning. The car went off the road a and struck a metal mile faarker. Nabor was ticketed for improper use of registration. Michael W. Bockhorst, 2107 Wood lawn Park, McHenry, was attempting to make a right turn at the intersection of Routes 31 and 176 when his car slid into another vehicle. The driver of the other car was , Karen A. Kolbinger, 3206 Bergman, \ McHenry. AUTO ROAST \ CONTROL 5-YEAR lllMITIol WARRANT? Own m Sr»¥icr Paris A i «tHii lS«t Ir OrU'Ui Model JET210 • DUAL WAVE™ Microwave System--Designed for good, even cooking results K • Spacious 1.4 co. ft. oven cavity m • Auto Roast feature is designed to provide even. k accurate and gentle copklng of meats K • Electronic touch controls ONLY • 10 Power Levels w • • Time of Day Clock a:. \VK BRING GIXX) THINGS TOUFK. [ G E N E R A L E L E C T R I C | 90 Days Free Financing With Established Credit « V & V TV & J APPLIANCE | 124 Benton St.Woodstock, 338-0722j PERLMAN'S GRAND GRAND OPENING OF OUR NEWEST AND LARGEST STORE IN PRING HILL MALL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10th *399°°! j 1 li FABULOUS JEWELRY EXHIBITION SIX OF OUR EXCLUSIVE DESIGNERS WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE TO DISPLAY A BREATHTAKING TREASURE of 1984 CREATIONS...DIAMONDS, RUBIES, EMERALDS, PEARLS, AND OTHER PRECIOUS GEMS IN AWARD WINNING DESIGNS. BEST OF ALL, YOU MAY CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE FROM ANY OF THE DESIGNERS AND PERLMAN'S WILL REDUCE THESE LOW FACTORY PRICES AN ADDITIONAL 25% TO CELEBRATE OUR GRAND OPENING. WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY TO CHOOSE THAT IMPORTANT CHRISTMAS GIFT! AND PERSONAL APPEARANCES MEET THE REPRESENTATIVE OF CYBIS PORCELAIN DISCUSS THE FASCINATION OF COLLECTING • THESE VALUABLE WORKS OF ART. MEET THE REPRESENTATIVE OF RAYMOND WEIL WATCHES THEY'RE THE MOST EXCITING NEW FASHIONS IN WATCHES OF DISTINCTION. SEE THEM IN PERLMAN'S TELEVISION COMMERCIALS ON GOOD MORNING AMERICA AND THE TODAY SHOW. SATURDAY ONLY REDUCED 25%. REGISTER FOR GRAND OPENING PRIZES WORTH OVER *5000.00 rorp FREE REGISTRATION ENDS SUNDAY FREE JEWELRY EXHIBITION AT NEW SPRING HILL STORE ONLY SUPER GRAND OPENING SALE AT ALL 3 STORES iQtKS JK50iiJ<iILQQQg ST. CHARLES MALL ST. CHARLES 377-5577 FOUNTAIN SQUARE ELGIN 742-6644 Most Exceptional Jewelry Stores SPRING HILL MALL DUNDEE 426-8881 1 1 * I I I I