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K .I AINIIKALEH-FRIDAY. MAY20,1883 Scout Improves Community in Bid For Eagle Ranking In preparation for summer, Life Scout Jim Wesseling has begun working on his Eagle project. Jim is a member of Boy Scout Troop 452, McHenry, where he holds the position of senior patrol leader. He is also the Webelos den chief of Cub Scout-Pack 349, Spring Grove and Rfchmoftd. The Eagle project involves the completion of three tasks which will prove beneficial to picnickers and canoeists in the Spring Grove area. With the help of several scouts in his troop, Jim began cleaning up litter along Route 12 on the Nippersink Canoe base property. When the cleanup is finished, Jim and his friends will scrape and paint the picnic tables at the Lyle C. Thomas Memorial park in Spring Grove. They: SPECIALS Prime Roast Sauerkraut hope to complete this part of the project soon because the recent warm weather is already bringing visitors to the park. The last part of Jim's project, which w01 involve the most work, is to establish a nature trail at the Nip­ persink Canoe base. The Scouts will clear a path approximately one- quarter mile in length and put down wood chips in order to make the walk from the parking area to the creek more easily accessible. When all phases of his project are completed, Jim has estimated that he and his friends will have invested about 60 hours in their work. Jim expects to finish his Eagle project in the early part of June in order to accommodate summer visitors of the park and canoe base. But the most important reason for his June deadline is that Jim and his family will be moving to Louisiana at the end of June, and he wants to be presented with his Eagle rank before he leaves. Jim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wesseling, Sr., of Spring Grove. He attends St. John's Catholic school in Johnsburg, from which he will be graduating May 27. Congregation Greets New Members < * MILK DAY ENTERTAINMENT The talented Harvard high school choral department, under the direction of Sharon Keene, will per- for Milk day entertainment. The will begin at 7 p.m. Sunday, June the Milk day grounds stage, as of the 1963 Milk days en- inment. The mass chorus, which all groups together, will present a variety of show tunes, spirituals and patriotic songs for your entertainment. SAVE WITH BEU IJQUORS EVERYDAY LOW BEVERAGE PRICES SAVE ON EVERY 2 LITER SODA Pepsi, Diet Pepsi Sugar Free Pepsi Pepsi Free or Sunkist Orange Diet Pepsi , Diet Rite. Sprite, 'Meilo Yello Caniield's Flavors. 1.49 nusKTOsn 1.49 PIUS DEPOSIT 1.19 PIUS DEPOSIT 1.19 PIUS DEPOSIT wines from Germany, And yoii II Saturday, Merchants of Pln4 Wines. 4610 W. Route 120, Mct1enry. 1982 Njyhthairkmm>, $1998.00 W2 (SLW (Mstom $1078.00 • 1982 Sihw Wwgm $2998.00 New members were greeted by the congregation at the 10:45 a.m. wor­ ship service on Sunday, May IS, at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green, street, McHenry. At a special point in the worship service, the new members, along with their designated current- member sponsor family, were in­ troduced to the congregation and invited to come forward to receive a certificate of church membership from Pastor Roger W. Schneider. Following the worship service, all of the new members and their sponsors stood in a receiving line at the door of CHILDHOOD NUTRITION Ideally, children form eating styles that in­ clude an almost automatic choice of nutritionally correct foods. They develop an awareness that these foods should be eaten routinely. This is not an unattainable objective. If children regularly eat dairy products, citrus fruits or juices, vegetables and fruits, cereals, salads, meat, poultry, eggs, and cheese, these foods become expected parts of meals. For those children, a low nutrient dense food quickly loses its appeal. It is therefore critically important to reinforce nutritionally sound food association during childhood, since nutritional habits developed in childhood can profoundly affect eating patterns dfifl health throughout the life cycle. NEW MEMBERS OF SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS CHURCH the church to be greeted by the members of the parish, after which all were guests at a new member coffee and roll reception held in their honor in the fellowship hall of the church. The reception was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kot, and Mr. and Mrs. William Teichmiller of the Evangelism committee, and was open to the entire congregation. The sponsor families will be en-. couraged to keep their new families apprised of special church events throughout the year. It is hoped that the New Member Sponsor program at Shepherd of the Hills will create an atmosphere of warmth and welcome for these new people and encourage them to become active members of the congregation. The New Member Sponsor program is coordinated by Mrs. Stephen Arnold. Following are the new members, > and their sponsor families, received > into the congregation May IS: Larry, • Dianne, Larry Halverson, Jr., Justin » Halverson, Kathryn Horn, Angelena > Arrizzi, William, Dawn, Jennifer and * William Huffman, David, Terry, > Keith, and Heather Parejko, Sandra * Ann, Pamela and John Rejnholm, > Glenn, Michelle, Carl, and Brittany > Skanderup, Terrance, Sandra, Mindy,; and Jay Soine, and Linda Theel. > Sponsors were Herman and Elaine; Cole, Brian and Miki Cunat, John, > Rosemary, John, and Kevin Hanson,' Paul, Shirley, Derek, and Sandra; Gilbert, Jane Galler, Tiffinni, Jason, > and Jerremy Jacobs, Julie, Zakary,; Jamie and Anthony Galler, Bill, • Marcy, Laura, and William Busse,; Hal, Shirley, and Steven Kivley, and > Brian Cedergren. • POLICE TICKETS Be Wise! Visit your independent family optometrist regularly for proper vision care. a message from the Illinois Optometnc Association sponsored t>y Metroptic. Inc The City of McHenry Police Department has issued the following citations. Michelle Rybak, 1511 Riverside Drive, speeding, 41 mph in a 25 zone. Charles M. Whitney, 107 Navajo Court, im­ proper lane usage. Jacqueline M. Cogdill, 3808 Buchanan, passing off the roadway. Brian D. Sonnemann, 818 N. River Road, speeding, 47 mph in a 30 zone. Wanda J. Heling, 4312 Ponca, driving while license suspended. James G. Raycraft, 3407 Ringwood, failure Brand Name Canoes From $379 Convert canoes and other snail boats to sail. Complete conversion kits from $ 199.50 Swaapscot fishing dories. Uki Mora Inc. 1923 Main Street, Spring Grove, III. 18151675-2202 Hm4it tkri Sitarfey 9-4 THE FOX'S FACTS: REPLACE MISSING TEETH --What happens to your teeth and the surrounding structures if you lose a tooth? In the diagram (before) below we notice five distinct changes: 1. The opposing molar may drift down­ wards. 2. The unprotected bone area can be in­ jured while chewing. 3. The neighbor teeth tilt and proper balance is destroyed. 4. The drifting teeth create food areas where decay or Pyorrhea can start. 5. Destruction to the bone will result as teeth drift and tilt. ^ In the after diagram, notice how the fixed bridge prevents these fiv* changes. BEFORE AFTER 1 <H>kqhthawk™ 450 $1498.00 19H2 Stlar IVim?* $2198.00 mj CM450 Cwttomt1598.00 . If motorcycles excite you, these prices should take your pulse to the redline. But they re only a sample of the untelievable prices were offering on selected new street and dual-purpose Hondas. Its your chance to snap up some of our most talked about bikes. At unheard of prices. But hurry The supply is limited. The excitement can't hist forev er. v 1<K>CMW)K $1298.00 Good Times Cyclery mm/mm e rt. 14 w of 31 crystal lake, II * ' ' " 1 " ̂ S-75 KEEP SMILING I THE NORTHERN FOX DENTAL ASSOCIATES will feature articles on the most current trends in Dentistry. MHMll UAU. D.Di. WLWLU1 SOiiaO. Rt. 31 Crystal Lake, 1160014 459-2202* THE DENTAL CENTER DtitUflfOtDI WKIZYH McHenry-385-1360* Island Lake * 312-526-1100* Harvard Crystal Lake Ambutal 4900 So. Rt. 3 Crystal LakeM. 60014 459-3740* / DAVID H. W,DJl Crystal Lake Ambutol 4900 So. Rt. 31 Crystal Lake, II. 60014 455-1172* : •••:» 815-943-5939* core 24 hours coM 459-5900 SEE YOUR DENTIST TWICE A YEAR to display slow moving vehicle emblem. Rebert A. Adams, 3909 W. Grand, speeding; 39 mph in a 25 zone. Nancy Borman Bauerband, 4912 Dart­ moor, no valid registration. Frank D. Branham, 4812 McCullom Lake Road, speeding, 47 mph in a 30 zone. Laurie P. Cross, 5118 Orchard, no valid registration. Denise C. Johnson, 515 Country Club, speeding, 40 mph in a 25 zone. Pamela A. Earl, 2609 Emerald Court, no valid driver 's l icense. ' ' Robert M. Johnson, 4808 Garden Quarter, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Joseph L Draper, 216 Draper Road, failure to yield the right-of-way. Joseph R. Condon, 4304 W. Ponca, no valid registration. James E. Cox, 4314 Prairie, speeding, 47 mph in a 30 zone. Peter P. Gwizdala, 3226 Chelmsford, speeding, 49 mjph in a 35 zone. Terri L. Kruckenberg, 7710 Brook, Wonder Lake, avoiding a traffic control device. Douglas M. Enders, 2602 Michaels, Wonder Lake, driving with a suspended license. Leona D. Estis, 2217 Fern view, driving too fast for conditions. Laura J. Shiman/2721 Tichfield Terrace, speeding, 43 mph in a 30 zone Patti L. Grzyb, 2915 Justen, failure to reduce avoid an ac- tas D. Basile, mer, driving suspended license. Fred E. Reuter, 806 Wright Ave., failure to yield the right-of-way. William E. Webster, 3504 Broad St., driving with a suspended license, driving under the influence and driving in the wrong lane. Walter O. Prien, 3308 W. Elm St., driving too fast for conditions. HYPERTENSION •4 Hyper" means above and "tension" means" pressures in medical terminology. Hypertension means "above pressure-. Normotensive means normal pressure. The pressure is the amount of force exerted by the blood against the walls of the blood vessels, very similar to the force exerted by water in a hose. There are two measurable forces in blood pressure: When the heart is pumping, and when the heart is at rest. Systolic is the reading when the heart is pumping, and diastolic is the reading when the heart is at rest. CORRECTION Page 6 of Today's Hornsby Cir­ cular contain* a printing error. IT READS: Save up to $24.11 Almet® 5 Pc. Granada Group Or Plantation Patterns® 3 Pc. Group Your Choice *95.76 SHOULD BE: „ Save Up To »44.11 Almet® 5 Pc. Granada Group or Plantation . Patterns® 3 Pc. Group YOMR CHOICE *75.76 We regret any Incogvenlenc* this may have caused our customers." C r " lift / ' a to 9 R\- Jl cw*> k \0-* .. ic. h •'fn r\ .• •,.a • f .