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Two car collision told near Market Place SECTION 2 - PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1984 McHenry Police investigated a two-car collision on Industrial Drive and issued a citation to one of the drivers involved. Kenneth L. Theobald, 7227 Wheaton, Fox Lake, was ticketed for failure to yield the right-of-way after he pulled out of the Market Place shopping center parking lot into the path of another ail to. The other vehicle was operated by Clement J. Wirfs, 3830 McCullom Lake Road, McHenry, who was not in­ jured. Theobald said he saw no cross- traffic when i)e pulled into the roadway. Maria Pfister, 7708 Oak Drive, Wonder Lake, found that cigarettes could be hazardous to her motoring when she reached for a cigarette while driving along Draper Road Feb. 9 and wound up in the ditch with over $250 in damage to the front of her car. The incident occurred about 1:15 a.m. according to McHenry police records. She told investigators, who came to her aid, that as she reached across the seat her right foot was "pulled by a rotor located just above the ac­ celerator pedal" and she lost control and left the roadway. No tickets were issued or injuries reported. On Feb. 7 Karen D. Johnson, Name concert performers C o m m u n i t y C o n c e r t s Association, serving McHenry County, begins its tenth season next fall. Hie association was founded to bring quality artistic talents to McHenry County and surrounding area. Next year's concerts are: The Max Morath Quintet; Chan­ ticleer, 10-voice male ensemble ; Steven and Nadya Gordon, husband and wife duo-pianists; and the Aurora Trio, flute, bassoon, and harp. Performances are at Crystal Lake South High School, still offered at the low membership rate for the series. Memberships may only be obtained during the campaign, Feb. 18-March 11. For further information, contact Mrs. Rosemary Schneider, 385-7786. 7402 Parkwoodv Wonder Lake, was ticketed for failing to yeild on a left turn as she tried to pull from Front Royal Drive, onto Elm Street and struck a vehicle driven by Susan A. Schaefer, 1022 Park Street, McHenry. Ms. Johnson told police that she didn't see the oncoming vehicle on Route 120 until too late. Ms. Schaefer reported that when the Johnson car pulled out in front of her she couldn't avoid it. No injuries were reported. Damages were estimated as $250 to the right rear of the Schaefer car with no damage reported for the Johnson vehicle. An unidentified brown vehicle triggered a collision between two oncoming cars on Elm Street, near Front Royal. In­ volved were Thomas J. Hen- nessy, 8251 O'Connor Road, River Grove, and Timothy P. Hayes, 3606 Young Street McHenry. Each vehicle sustained damage estimated at over $250. Hennessy told investigators that as he was westbound in the center lane, the Hayes car crossed the median strip and struck his auto. Hayes said that a "brown vehicle" made a quick lane chang^ to the inside and forced him over the line. A witness confirmed his statement. No injuries or tickets were reported, according to the McHenry police. Judith H. Borgeson, 14623 Nichols Road, Hebron, was sadder Feb. 6 after she pulled out from the parking lot at Happy Jack's 4911 W. Elm Street, about 12:15 p.m. and struck a car driven by Michael H. Harrington, 1417 W. Bayview Lane, McHenry, which had paused to enter the lot. Harrington claimed no damage to his car, but Ms. Borgeson's vehicle sustained $250 in damages to the left front and investigating officers issued her a citation for improper starting vof a stopped vehicles. According to a report received at the McHenry County Sheriff's office, a car driven by Julie Ann Tibbs, 611 S. McHenry, sustained about $200 in body side damage and destroyed about 75 feet of fence and posts worth $125 after her car skidded off Route 120 east of Chapel Hill Road. -- --general News Winter driving league issues motorist warning While the worst of this win­ ter's record-setting weather may be over, the Safe Winter Driving League reminded Illinois motorists that there is likely to be another few weeks of snow and ice. "After surviving the last month's sub-zero temperatures along with substantial snow­ falls and ice storms, Illinois motorists may have become over confident, a major factor in many winter driving ac­ cidents," warned Ross G. Wilcox, secretary of the Chicago-based League. As an example, Wilcox said that most motorists drive far too fast on snow-packed and icy roads for the traction that is actually available. Citing the worst possible- glare ice at a temperature near the freezing mark-he reported that tests by the National Safety Council's Committee on Winter Driving Hazards have shown that the braking distance at a speed of only 20 mph can be as much as 260 feet, somewhere around 15 car lengths. A sure way to guard against over confidence when driving on a slippery pavement, according to Wilcox, is to make it a prac­ tice to get the "feel" of the road so you'll know how slick it really is. "Whenever there is any question about the road con­ dition, try your brakes or gun the engine momentarily to find out whether the wheels skid or spin. If the car has any tendency to skid or fishtail, then it's time to slow way down and do all maneuvering-steering, braking and accelerating- with a delicate touch," he advised. DISCOUNT DRUG MIX UN flVMHTE MURKS WITH MflMS AT REVC0 OLD STYLE 12 PACK* 12 OZ. 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Harrison Opt* Monday throufh Saturday S i CARY 50 Crystal St. (Rt. 14) Phone 639-7711 Oh* Weekday 9 9; Saturday^* Appointments Available WE HAVE MOVED TO SERVE YOU BETTER CRYSTAL LAKE 16 Crystal Lake Shopping Plaza Phone 459-6960 Open Weekdays 9-9; Saturday 9 5 Appointment! Amiable HARVARD Phone 943-6410 EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT 302 W. Diggins Open Weekdays 9 6. Saturday 9 5 MARENGO Phone 568-6363 Appointments Available 220 S. State St. Open Weekdays 9 9 Saturday 9 5 McHENRY 5101 W. Elm (Rt. 120) Phone 385-3630 Open Weekdays 9 8 Saturday 9 5 Open Tonight Appointments Available WEST DUNDEE SPRING Hill MALL Open Ovrmi Regular Store Hours Phone 428-6264 Appointments Available WOODSTOCK 645 McHenry Ave. (Rte. 120) Open Weekdays 9 8. Saturday 9 5 Phone 338-3330 Appointments Available OPEN TONIGHT-APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE MastecCard and Visa accepted at most locations FOR WOMEN- Sale 39.99 16.99 Woman's moccasions. Rag. $22. Supple leathers in yourchoice of colors. With authentic look beading and cushiony soles Sale priced thru Saturday, Feb. 18th. $2 to $5off Par Four' separates. A great combination of comfort and good looks with classic results. Reg. Sale Solid placket top $12 9.99 Stripe placket top $15 11.99 Twill skirt ....$21 16.99 Striped sweater $22 17.99 Twill slacks $23 17.99 Unlined blazer $25 19.99 20%off all JCPannay pantihose, 1.49 and up. Everything from Sheer Toes' to Super Shaper", more. Short, average and long. Sale priced thru Saturday, March 3rd. Does not include Halston III' or Sugar and Spice. 20% off all Playmate" underwear. Just what she'll like for Valentine's Day. Sale priced thru Saturday, Feb. 18th. Reg. Sale Cotton or nylon bikini panty 2 00 1.60 String bikini 2.00 1.60 Camisole 6.00 4.80 Matching bikini 2 50 2.00 Spring Summtr Clrtog Our Spring Summer $4 Catalog has everything from brand name fashions to home lurntshmgs it 0p today for |usl S? and gel S? oM your first order The JCPenney Catalog Classic blazar. Rag. $60. Tailored styling, fashioned of poly/rayon with the look of rich linen. In basic colors for misses' sizes. 25% to 33% Off all spring outerwear. A great collection of styles for misses and juniors. Raincoats, lightweight jackets, any-weather coats and more Safe priced thru Monday, Feb ?Oth Does not include Halston III" outerwear. FOR MEN Sale 11.99 Plain Pockets® jeans. Reg. $15. Deep-dyed cotton denim. With rugged styling, and fantastic fit. Everything but the fancy stitching, and the fancy Drice. Sale 6.99 Cotton briefs, pkg. of 3. Reg. 3/$8. Waist size 28-44. Forcomfort and quality nothing beats cotton. T-shift,34-46. Reg. 3/$10.. Sale3/8.99 Sale 11.99 The Fox* in plaiid. , Reg. $16. Capture our Fox " in a handsome woven yarn-dyed plaid short- sleeve version for men. FOR INFANTS. Sale 14.40 Reg. $18. Toddletime" softies leather walkers and trainers. In oxford, t-strap or high top styles. 20% off all other shoes for infants and toddlers, too! Sale 39.99 Handsewn leathers for men. Reg. $50 pair. Tassel or penny' loafer styling with full-grain leather uppers and outsole, rubber heels. Sale priced thru Saturday, Feb. 18th Sale 19.99 Belted sport slack. Reg. $24. Tailored in woven, texturized Dacron' polyester for comfort and style. With a stay-neat stretch Ban-rol' waist. Sale 31.99 4Lightweight jackets. Reg. $38 and $40. Choice of sporty nylon or reversible baseball style poly/ cotton poplin, nylon combination. s3 to $15of f Comfort Suited Separates'. A sportcoat, slacks and vest that are all machine washable polyester. Reg Sale Sportcoat $70 55.00 Slacks $26 19.99 Vest $21 17.99 20% Off all infants', underwear. Sets, t-shirts, panties... in soft, easy-care cotton, polyester and blends. Comfy Pilucho" outfits, too! M 20% off all napwear and layettes. Playsuits and gowns, sleep'n play sets and more. Sesame Street' motifs too. All infants' and toddlers' items sale priced thru Saturday, March 18th. 20% off all infants bedding too! JCPenney TODDLERS Sale 5.99 and 6.99 Jog suits for the younger set. Reg. $7 and $8. The race is on in soft acrylic and cotton/polyester fleece. Pullover tops and elastic waist pants in prints and solids. Infants' 1,1 v2, 2, toddlers' 2t-4t. Toddlers' tops and bottoms. Sporty savings for toddler boys and girls. In polyester and cotton blends that wash great, wear great. Reg. Sale Polo shirt; V2-4 3.22 2.99 Twill pants; Vj-4 3.66 2.gg Overall; 1-4 .'....12.00 9.60 Girls' HuntClub" top; 1 -4 ... 6.50 5.20 FURNITURE CAIP continues thru Saturday, March 3rd. Save on all Bassett* sleepers. Save on all family room furniture. Save on all master bedrooms. Save on all occasional tables. Save on all dinettes. Here are some examples: ®150off Earyl American style sofa. Sale $59g Reg. $749. Cozy pub-back wrapped-arm sofa framed with hefty pine. Covered in olefin/cotton plaid. Matching pieces also at savings! $300off Laathar Tyma* raclinar. Sale $549 Reg. $849. Soft leather covers the set and back; perfectly matched vinyl covers all other surfaces. Save on matching pieces too! '984 J C Per>ney Comp»"» lnc Sale prices effective thru Monday, February 20th, unless otherwise noted. Some items at larger stores only. Brickyard, Ford City, Fox Valley Center, Gary Village, Golf Mill, Joliet Mall, Lakehurst, Lincoln Mall, Marquette Mall, North Riverside Park, Orland Square, Southlake Mall, Spring Hill Mall, Winston Plaza, Woodfield, Yorktown