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' * I'M* H«PI.4h|)KAI.KK IIKH M.D. \X KI»KSIM* . DH KMBKK 5.19B4 Support group helps people 'Recover' from nervous (ears McHenry County residents who suffer from nervous symptoms or fears are being helped In this area through a self-help group called Recovery, Inc.!. The .non-profit, r non sectarian organization is part of a world­ wide group which offers a system of training for controlling temperamental behavior and at­ titude. The local group meets from 8 to 10 p.m. Tuesdays at the Counsel­ ing and Rehabilitation Center, 503 Blakely St., Woodstock (direetlv behind Woodstock Memorial Hospital). Members of Recovery have had the diagnosis that their various symptoms are nervous rather than physical in origin. It is not necessary to have been hospitaliz­ ed, or even under a doctor s care, to lake part in the Recovery meetings. Symptoms which members may suffer include: palpitations, diz­ ziness, tremors, depression, chest pressure and the fear of heart disease; panicky feelings, difficul­ ty in making decisions; extreme self-consciousness or strong feel­ ings of inadequacy; lack of ap­ petite and feeling of unreality. Some members have fears or phobias, such as the fear of being alone, of journeys, of crowds, etc. Some members even suffer from obsessions, compulsions and fear-, ful bizarre thoughts. Recovery does not offer any diagnosis, treatment, advice or counselling, and will not take the place of a physician's care. The members help one another through their examples of how they have faced and handled the frustrations and irritations of everyday life. Group leaders are trained in the Recovery method and volunteer their time at the meetings. There is no charge to attend the meetings, (although a free-will of­ fering is collected), and all meetings are open to the public, persons 18 years of age or older. For more information, write: Recovery, Inc.; P.O. Box 652. Hillside, IL, 60162. Sale of horse calendar to Help multiple sclerosis 'r • ' ' • Conservation dist. directors to be elected at meeting The McHenry County Soil and conducted following the mea^- Water Conservation District will The district is unable to provide hold its 38th annual Meeting and absentee ballots. Dinner on Thursday evening, a Ticket donation for the Annual January 31,1985 at the Timbers Meeting dinner is $7-50 per Resturant, Woodstock. person and are available Registration for the election of through the district office, 1143 two district directors to serve N. Seminary Ave., Woodstock, two-year terms will begin at 6:30 338-0099 or from any district p.m. A buffet dinner will follow director, George Dahm 338-1193, at 7:30 p.m. Highlighted feature Bob Hansen 943-5522, Doug speaker will be Gary Ellis of the Anthony 568-7073, Don Luerssen Illinois Farm Bureau. 648-2946 or Mike Book 943-3189. The business meeting, Phone reservations to the speaker and election will be district office will be accepted. For all who appreciate the beauty of horses and fine art, the Multiple .Sclerosis Society has a Christmas gift suggestion. A1985 calendar commissioned by Mercedes-Benz. with proceed." to go to help the 250,000 Americans with multiple sclerosis, displays horses at play, at work, in the movies and on the racetrack. There are Lippizaners, Cloverleafs hold achievement night On Nov. 18, the Lincoln Cloverleafs 4-H Club held its achievement night at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church. The members shared a potluck dinner and awards were handed out by Mary Widoff, County Kxlonsion Advisor. Mrs. Freels, club leader, in­ troduced Irv Staveteig, who founded the club 15 years ago Grace Vyduna was also recogniz­ ed for her years as a leader of the club. The Cloverleafs held a short meeting and voted to help a needy family for Christmas. Members also made a motion to raise their dues. Several club memhers were honored at the County Achieve­ ment Banquet on Nov. 16at Rich­ mond:1 The Cloverleafs will help at the McHenry City Park for the San­ ta's Parade on Dec. 8 and for Toys for Tots on Dec. 15. Peter Thennes Reporter jumpers and draft horses, Alexander the Great's Bucephalus and Pegasus, the winged horse. Taken from the world's » great museums, the calendar depicts the horse as painted by Degas, Renoir, Picasso and Toulous-Lautrec. Also shown in the calendar are racing legends such as Man O'War, Affirmed, Seattle Slew and Secretariat. Multiple sclerosis, a disease of the cent al nervous system with no identified cause or cure, affects 17,500 men and women in the 17-country-wide area served by the Chicago-Northern Illinois Chapter, National Multiple Sclerosis Society. The calendar may be ordered at $25 each from the MS Society at 53 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, n. 60604. For additional in- forrtiation, call the MS office at (312) 922-8000 or the toll-free number 1-800-2 HELP MS. MCHENRY JEWELERS Rl 120 ft Green St. (8 IS) 344-1344 GRAYSUKE JEWELERS 143 CENTER (312)223-8444 DIAMOND & GOLD X-MAS SALE (LARGE SELECTION RINGS, CHAINS. 4 EARRINGS) & RESTORATION OF BROKEN JEWELRY, TO PERFECTION Ml EXPERT ! REPAIR 1 DEPT. rD\J A UP I WATCH REPAIR RING SIZING ENGRAVING 4 A |#T GOLD CHAIN $29.95 14 f\ I • GOLD BRACELETS $19.95 USTOM DESIGNER..Any Idea Made Into Jewelry * (LOW OVERHEAD-LOWER PRICES 1 Get a headstart in your new town. 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