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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 11 Nov 1977, p. 15

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Youth Hurt, Ticketed In One-Car Accident A Wonder Lake youth was injured and later ticketed in a one-car crash at the top of Sherman hill on Route 120 at 10:05 p.m. Friday, according to McHenry police. Michael J. Suberla, 17, 8015 Widoff drive, Wonder Lake, was transported by the McHenry Rescue squad to the local hospital for treatment. Suberla told officers he was driving west toward Wonder Lake, and on the curve near Martin road, his car started' spinning and sliding sideways. He did not know what his speed was. "His car was reportedly demolished. Police charged him with reckless driving and un­ necessary noise. No injuries or citations were reported in a collision Nov. 8 at the intersection of Bull Valley road and Route 31, according to the McHenry County Sheriff's department. Gregg G. Peters, 7220 Trey road, McHenry, told deputies that he was southbound on Rt. 31 about 6p.m. and was making a turn west onto Bull Valley road when his car hit some loose material at the in­ tersection. This caused him to slide into another vehicle which was in the other lane. The driver, Terry A. Britt, 210 Elmhurst street, Crystal Lake; said his car was stopped eastbound waiting at the in­ tersection. Damage to the Peters car was estimated at $300 and to the Britt vehicle, $400. Mark A. Price, 7810 Wooded Shore drive, Wonder Lake, was ticketed for failing to reduce speed to avoid an accident following a collision with a school bus at 2:50 p.m. Nov. 7 on Mason Hill road. No injuries were reported. Price said the bus was preparing to stop with the yellow lights flashing and he braked and skidded into the side rear of the bus. The bus driver, Marglene M. Gough, 3615 Freund avenue, McHenry, and a witness said Price appeared to be trying to pass the bus before it stopped, but then braked and slid on the muddy road surface. The in­ vestigating officer said that about 400 feet of the road surface was covered with mud from a nearby sod farm. McHenry police reported a number of traffic collisions on Elm street during the week. On Nov. 5 at 10:51, vehicles driven by Harlan J. Wagner, 6513 Dublin drive, Cary, and by Andrew T. Irwin, 1008 N. Front street, McHenry, collided at 3815 W. Elm street, when the Irwin vehicle pulled from a parking place into the outer lane. As traffic in the outer lane began stopping, Irwin said he pulled into the inner lane, not seeing the Wagner car because it was in his blind spot. Damage to each vehicle exceeded $150, police said. A rear end collision between cars driven by Laurel L. Hertel, 2014 W. Route 120, and by Dennis A. Gibson, 4609 Shore drive, both of McHenry, was reported at 3:40 p.m. Nov. 5, on Elm street at Richmond road. Gibson was cited for a traffic violation. Hertel was eastbound and stopped in traffic at the in­ tersection. The Hertel car was hit in the rear by the Gibson vehicle. Gibson claimed he braked but could not stop in time. Damage to each vehicle was estimated at over $150. Another rear end collision was reported at this same in­ tersection when a school bus driven by Terrie L. Meyer, 11842 Prairie, Hebron, was struck in the left rear corner by a car driven by Sara S. Sosinski, 4409 W. Parkway, McHenry. Ms. Meyer said she was in the outer lane, and while the green arrow was on the vehicle driven by Ms. Sosinski crept forward and struck the bus, which received $100 in damages. The other vehicle sustained over $100 in damages. Further west on Route 120, beyond the Front street in­ tersection, another rear end collision was reported between vehicles driven by Marcia S. Wolff, 602 Silbury court, McHenry, and David D. French, 405 N. Kent, McHenry. Ms. Wolff told officers that she was stopping in traffic, and when almost halted, her car was hit in the rear by the French vehicle. French claimed he couldn't avoid the collision because of the wet pavement. No injuries or tickets were reported. On Crystal Lake road, in front of West campus, a vehicle pulling from the parking lot struck a pickup truck that had just started up from ,the shoulder of the road. Kathleen A. Arnold, 612 N. Kent, McHenry, said she was pulling out, and because of another truck and the rain, did not see the vehicle which she hit. __ Edward L. Bass, 2711 Apache trail, McHenry, said he started up from the shoulder and then tried to pull off the road again when he saw the car coming at him. The car received $120 in damage and the truck $200, according to police estimates. On Nov. 2, another collision was reported on Crystal Lake road, at the Lillian street in­ tersection, between cars driven by Gregory A. Sisk, 1105 Florence, and by Robert L. Vanderwiel, 817 N. Center street, both of McHenry. Sisk said he was driving south on Crystal Lake road, when the Vanderwiel vehicle pulled out and collided with him. No injuries were reported. Damage to the Sisk car was estimated at $20, but to the Vanderwiel vehicle, $150. MCC Registration Begins PUNCH LINE Registration for spring semester at McHenry County college will be divided into two different sections on a first- come, first-served basis. Spring semester classes begin Saturday, Jan. 7. Spring scneauies nave uw;n mmied to each resident in the district. General registration will begin Monday, Nov. 14, and will continue through Thursday, Oec 22. The college will be closed Thursday, Nov. 24 and Friday, Nov. 25. Registration hours will be 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday with evening hours 6 p.m. through 8:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Registration may be done in person or by phone 455- 3700. Payment will be due ten days after billing. General registration will resume Tuesday, Jan. 3 and will continue through Friday, Jan. 6. Registration hours will Four To Court For Peterson Park Incident Four young men were charged in connection with an incident at Petersen park recently involving liquor. All are scheduled to appear in Branch III court in McHenry Nov. 23 for a hearing on the charges. Gregory H. Jensen, 19, 4317 W. Clearview avenue, McHenry, is charged with providing liquor to minors,, allegedly to the three youths who were found with him. Richard J. Wade, 17, 2418 N. Kennicot, Arlington Heights; Glenn L. Strand, 18, 7214 Delaware, Wonder Lake; and Alan W. Ohrwall, 17, 711 S. Route 31, McHenry, were each carged with the acceptance, purchase, possession or con­ sumption of an alcoholic beverage as a non-age person. be 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8:30 a.m. , through 4 p.m. Friday. Registration at this time must be done in person with payment due upon registration Late registration will be held Monday, Jan. 9, through Friday, Jan. 13, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and 6 p.m. to 8:30 D.m. Monday t h r o u g h T h u r s d a y . Registration at this time must be completed in person only with payment due upon registration. The college provides this extended period of student registration to provide adequate individual counseling and assistance with course selection. Part-time or REPLACE IT NOW! For safety's sake •• for comfort and appearance - check all windows and doois now aM let us repair or replace. We reglaze in our shop or in your home r..with regular glass or new safety materials such as K-Lux Acrylic Plastics. McHENRY PAINT • GLASS & WALLPAPER PAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER • FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11. 1977 returning students are en­ couraged to see a counselor. Minor assistance will be provided by a counselor on hand at the registration counter. Students needing more ex­ tensive assistance in planning their spring class schedules are encouraged to make an ap­ pointment to meet with a counselor prior to registering. Information needed at time of registration includes name, social security number, birth date, curriculum major, college last attended, year of high school graduation, long range educational intent, course prefix, number and section. Justice is often on the side of the litigant with the most money. Now in McHenry! ̂ A & EVACUUM CLEANER Sale of Most Brands ARTS-SERVICE FOR ALL MAKES OF DomMtlc S Industrial Vacuum* l20 1323 R15/344-0S99 TNI "HIGN RISC 1$ NOT A TAU BUILDING, BUT THE COST Of A PUCI TO LIVE. NO HASSLE The \\ Dealer With YES WE HAVE '78s WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF 1978s READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY (€c/fege Mi// (7 I.INC.nt.N.MF. LINCOLN-MERCURY Shutter HOT Y0UH COMPLETE SBIVICE ST0HE F0h WINDOW ft WAIL DECOR imperial guwerwd waiewwnm* - \ ? Wallcovering SALE nnjrtWA „STED U s<>*>/ Vinyl coated, Flocks, Prepasted, Foils, Murals, Fabric-back Vinyl, Stripes, Burlap ,̂etc. 3 to5 year Guarantee Sale Ends November 19 hkMMN S3, m wm cuiimmii PHONE (IIS) S44-1M % 1978 ZEPHER 4-DOOR WAGON off TEST DRIVE A '78 TODAY MERCURY'S & LINCOLN'S 73 IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1978 CONTINENTAL MARK V MARQUIS'S MONARCH'S ON FOLLOWING SELECT LINES m. im. if in VOUMUJNM m SiTMRSAIi FIRESTONE & DELTA -JSKANT BATTERIES UP TO * 10 m The precision size luxury car with a touch of class. A few remaining . '77's all equipped with power steering & brakes, Auto. Trans, and air conditioning and much more. Priced as COUGAR'S Bold, strong A ag­ gressive new symbol of driving excitement | • not stripped down models, but '77's thai are equipped well & Air Conditioned. I Each with its own personality. Pricedas ^[ow as $4754 Full size six passenger luxury at affordable prices • 2. drs, 4 drs & wagons -remaining '77's all are air conditioned, have power steering & brakes, automatic transmission & more. Prices as low as ... <5054 DEMO SALE SNOW TIRES 20% o« PRICES INCLUDES MOUNTING & BALANCING McHENRY TIRE MART 3131W. MAIN ST. McHENRY, ILL 815/385-0294 Pull 12 month/12,000 mile New Car Warranty on ALL these fine demos. AAAKE US AN OFFER WE CANT REFUSE. Lincoln Continental 4 dr Town Car - Loaded, loaded, loaded, with alf the amenities you'd ex­ pect on this fine motor car. Lite Jade Metallic with White Vinyl Roof and Dark Jade Velour in­ terior. Steve Nowak's personal car List price *13,594.50 Mercury Grand Marquis 4 dr sedan - Cream in color with a matching vinyl roof and Saddle yelour interior. Loaded with cruise, tilt, stereo, door locks, trunk release, defroster, cornering lamps, etc., etc., etc., Mrs. Nowak's personal. car List Price••f§7.50 Mercury Grand Marquis 4 dr sedan - Light Powder blue with White Vinyl Roof and Blue Velour Interior. Super well equipped luxury car. till Norton's personal car List Price *9018.00 Mercury Marquis Brougham 2 dr HT • Bright Blue Glamour Metallic in color with Blue vinyl roof and blue cloth interior; Equipped with stereo radio, power door locks, power windows, auto, tamp. A/C, etc., etc., etc., Jerry Kurth's per­ sonal car. List Price *7421.00 Capri 113 dr sport coupe - Bright Red in color with black decor group interior and white RALLY PACKAGE stripe kit. 2.8 litre engine, power steering, alec, rear defroster, 4 speed trans., etc. Stan Broederdorf's personal car Price Cougar Brougham 4 dr • Lite blue in color with white vinyl roof and blue cloth upholstery. Well equipped Cougar with Power windows, A/C, tinted glass, etc. Rick Weinard's personal car.... . . .v L is t P r ice * *561 .00 Monarch Ghia 4 dr • Silver metallic with a silver vinyl roof and grey vinyl fflite bench seat interior. Very well loaded Monarch with power windows, stereo radio, power door locks. A/C., etc., etc., etc.. Jerry Shay's personal car List Price $4453.00 Lincoln Versailles 4 dr •Wedgewood Blue with matching vinyl roof and matcing blue velour interior. Loaded with all the amanities. Ed Sikora's personal car List Price *12,144.00 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM. Cougars, Monarch», Lincoln*, Wagons, Marquis's. AS TRADED SPECIALS 'M Mntwy Wagon 74 Lincoln 2 dr 7SOM»Mt«M4* PRE-OWNED SPECIALS '77 Corvette T-bor Coupe -Red with whit* leather interior - A/C, AM/FM Stereo, Auto Irons., P/S, P/B, Power Windows, etc. Low Original Mileoge $$SAVi '77 Cadillac Eldorado Coupe - Silver with matching Silver landau roof S Red Leather interior. All amenities including 50/50seats, AM/FM Stereo CB radio, etc flM *77 Ford LTD landau 2 dr. • Red with White landau roof and Red interior. Cruise control, tilt wheel, A/C. P/S, P/B, etc. Beautiful one owner auto.... 12 mo FoMoCo worroonty *1294 74 Ford Elite 2 dr - Black Beauty • Air conditioning plus all the other equipment you'd expect. 12 mo FoMoCo worronty available '• ' • *4994 74 Ford Pinto Wagon - Red with a black interior - AM/FM Rodio with tope, Roily Wheels, 4 spd trans., etc. 12 mo FoMoCo Worronty available ., .*2994 78 Chevrolet Monsa coupe • Dark Green with a block interior • 4 speed trans, etc. Nice small economy outo .............. . >.. >. < v. *8884 174 Ford Plate Runabout • Orange in color - excellent economical transportation *1994 L7J Marcury Montego 4 dr - White in color - P/S, A/C, etc...... *1994. no HASSLE THE A DEALER WITH SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE .. . \ tOUTI 17* ROUT114 4rcou!9* HOURS: > SHOWROOM: .* Mon Thun St; Fri. »7,* Sat. SS; Sund»v 11-4 . SERVICE: ; Mon. Fri. ?:30>8:30 > Sat SNoon Z LINCOLN-MERCURY On Rt. 31 just N. of 176 Crystal Lake 815-459-4900 5

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