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«• PLAINDEALER HERALD% WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 29,19*4 Bicyclist is injured in collision A bicyclist was injured last week in a car-bicycle collision in the 4300 block of film Street. John D. Wember, 921 River Road, McHenry, was taken to Northern Illinois Medical Center (NIMC) . Nov. 19 after the bicycle he was riding was struck by a car at about 5:30 p.m. The driver of the car, John F. Pearson, 1706 Pleasant, McHenry, told police he pulled out from a private parking lot to make a left turn and did not see the bicyclist. Pearson was ticketed for failure to yield the right-of-way. Wember was cited for riding without a light when required. A Spring Grove woman and her two children were taken by McHenry Fire Department ambulance to NIMC for examination following a two-car collision at the intersection of ~ Elm Street and the Crystal Dak blacktop Nov. 20.* , Nancy S. Clute, 7312 Pier- ceshire, Spring Grove, said she was driving east on Elm Street when a westbound auto made a left turn in front of her car. The driver of the other car, Elisabeth Hain, 3410 E. Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Lake, said she did not see the Clute auto until it was too late. Also taken to the hospital were Lanyon R. Clute, 3; Julie L. Clute, 16 months, and Hain, Collections totaled 0l.9miltton at the end of the foufth week for state tax amnesty, according to the Illinois Department of Revenue. Christmas in Ireland Missy aad Craig Spengel place Irish flag on the Christmas tree as they prepare for the annual holiday program of the McHenry Choral Club Dec. 1 and 2. Ms. Spengel will be heard in "Christmas in Killarney." Curtain time is 8:15 p.m. in McHenry West Campus auditorium. Tickets are available from members and will be sold at the door. Aggressive driving causes illnesses ly Sec. of State Jim Aggressive drivers wfio get angry and try to take advantage of other motorsts in rush-hour traffic are candidates for heart attacks and other stress-related illnesses, according to the Automotive Information Council (AIC)'. Reckless driving practices such as cutting off other motorists, tailgating and honking the horn, accelerating rapidly at intersections and cutting through service stations to avoid red lights not only * threaten the safety of others, but cause stress for the driver. Although aggressive drivers are the primary candidates to suffer stress-related illnesses 7 driving in rush-hour traffic can be stressful for anyone. If you are tense behind the wheel, even if you are driving defensively, you are likely to bea safe driver. To reduce' rush-hour stress, the AIC recommends the following: --Plan ahead. Leave for work a few minutes earlier. Some aggressive drivers are procrastinators who push themselves to catch up after a late start. --Be familiar with road conditions. Know where con­ struction projects are during the summer months and listen for road conditions daily during the winter. --Keep the gas tank full and the vehicle in safe mechanical condition. Driving with the fuel tank marker on empty or a knock in the engine can cause blood pressure to rise. Pricts good Nov. 21-t. k.4 LIQUOR MART 2314 W. RTE. 120, EAST OF McHENRY OPEN SAT. at 8a.m., OPEN SUNDAY 9 a.m.-7 p.m. warn DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE $6.5 MILLION F'GOOD TIMES COMING TO MCHENRY SOON! WATCH OUR AD!" Csnfield's Mixers 3m Dep. Grant's Scotch 1.75 Liter »13» Cigarettes CARTON KINGS Gordon's Vodka 175 - V Salo...*D.19 Liter - I $C69 After $1.50 W Mail In Rebete J PIUS TAX PUIS TAX Coke or Decaf. 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