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j :• ' st V--. RHP^ :,.v • •> m - - . G > County business and in­ dustry are demonstrating more support for the United Way of McHenry County this year than in previous years as many are contributing more than before cuid new firms are being heard from. The handling of money is the focus of attention this month as the United Way of McHenry County announced plans for a one day seminar which will offer information on board responsbility and technical assistance to not- for-profit agencies in a four- county area. The seminar, which will be held Nov. 17 at Waubonsee Community college, will be co-sponsored by five area United Ways including Elgin, Aurora, McHenry County, DeKalb and suburban Chicago. Other co- sponsors of the seminar include the Berstad Foun­ dation, Peat, Marwick and Mitchell, and Waubonsee Community college. Dr. Forrest Etheredge, president of Waubonsee and president of the United Way of the. Aurora area, will serve as host of the seminar. The workshop will be patterned on a conference entitled, "Focus On Finances," which was of­ fered recently in Chicago by the management consulting firm of Peat, Marwick and Mitchell. The workshop will be directed Jt>y agency board presidents and executive directors. Invitations have been sent to approximately 1,000 human care agencies in the four-county region of McHenry, Kane, DeKalb and DuPage. Tickets for the conference will be sent to the first 350 persons who respond. Funding for the program will be provided by the Berstad foundation, a private foundation which makes -grants available to tax-exempt organizations^ which operate charitable, religious, Scientific or ' educational activities to benefit persons living in the four-county area. The purpose of the meeting is to identify the technical needs of charitable a g e n c i e s t h r o u g h ' cooperative programs and efforts. Topics for the day will include "Today's Board of Trustees' It's Role and Responsibility", "Technical Assistance Resources", 4 ' T r u s t e e s L e g a l L i a b i l i t i e s , " ' ' U n ­ derstanding and Using Financial Statements", and "The Budgeting Process". Following this orientation meeting, representatives of agencies will be able to apply to the Berstad foun­ dation for funding of technical assistance in the areas of board developnubt, personnel management, capitol budget planning, e v a l u a t i o n s y s t e m s , bookkeeping, audit and legal services, long-range plan­ ning, data processing and other areas where it feels the need. * "The joint sponsorship represents the first time United Ways and foun­ dations have collaborated in this area of endeavor," according to John O'Hagan, president of the McHenry County United Way. '•There is no question", he continued, "that the United Way has a special respon­ sibility to help maximize the impact of contributor dollars w. 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GASOUJS Save 32% Wards sturdy gasoline can holds 2Vfe gallons. Leakproof steel; dripless spout. \ 8o Great to nave * in emergencies. Reg. 7.19 5 gal. gas can 5.88 $ WORN TIRES? REPLACE THEM NOW WITH CHARG-ALL 4-ply polyester body (most sizes) designed for extra durability Save 2.11 Do ft yourself with Wards garage creeper. 36" L hardwood Reg.*.99 frame, plywood /oo body, headrest. •• /V\< )Nf( ,( )/V\E K>Y 4 . on services to people' by ensuring strong and well- managed voluntary human service agencies." HOSPITAL NOTEs] v.- ' • MCHENRY Admissions:Hollyann Witt and Lucille Garifi, of McHenry; and Herbert W. Dulberg, of Johnsburg. WOODSTOCK MEMORIAL Admissions:James Quinn, John Duffy, Miss Terri Hess, John Scudella, Master Michael Jarosinski, Miss Tracy Straza, Thomas Thiel, Mrs. Virginia Gertsma, Mrs. Ann Hennessy, Master Paul Dombro, and Mrs. Maria Pintozzi, all of McHenry; and Kevin O'Brien of Wonder Lake. A politician thinks of the next election; a states­ man, of the next gen­ eration. -James Freeman Clarke. There is but one way for a newspaper man to look at a politician and that is down. -Frank H. Simonde. /MRhf BASKET TAPE 17 -PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, NQVEMBE1 1978. Cereal Labels The descriptive label on the breakfast cereal you buy is worth a second look. Govern-a ment regulations require food products which contain add€d nutrients or make nutritional claims to state on package labels the number of calories, amount of protein, carbohy­ drates and fat in grams -- as well as percentage of U.S. Recommended Daily Allow­ ance for protein and seven vit­ amins and minerals in a typi­ cal serving- Good Egg Plant . Choose eggplants that are uniformly dark purple and firm to the touch. Avoid those that are soft, shriveled or have irregular dark-brown spots. 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