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G. G. having had 6 planning two-year PAGEIff . . . ( O u t c r f t e a n/Vomen (Jn ̂ U±L U±U2£±± ANGELA AKINS Angela Akins ia currently the manager of MeHenry Nautilus Health A Fitness Center. A recent gradute of Southern Illinois University in Car bond ale, Angela brings a degree in Fashion Merchandising back to her home town. Counted among those on the Dean's List at SIU, she brought her achievementa back home six months ago and now performs a variety of activi­ ties as manager. Angela says she loves dealing with the public and instructing her Nautilus staff, but also reaiaes that bookkeeping, instruction and sales work must also be fit into her buay day. Angela invitea all her friends from the area to give her a call and see what a healthy Nautilus program could mean to them. McHENRY NAUTILUS m MILL ST., McHENRY Fact sheet reveals growth of women in labor force A "Factsheet On Women," published by Community Ser­ vices, American Council of Life Insurance, revealed the following generalizations designed to stimulate thought and ideas. - Women account for 60 percent of the growth in the U.S. labor force since 1971. Over 80 percent of working women are concentrated in sales, service, clerical, crafts, factory, plant or similar jobs. Rising education of women will increase their demands for equal opportunities in the job maket. The traditional axiom that women work for "pin money" has been shattered, as illustrated by the number of women-married, single, divorced, widowed and separated-who work to support themselves and their families or who work to supplement family income. The number of minority women in the work force con­ tinues to increase. BONNIE SWEET A 1979 graduate of Don Roberta School of Beauty in MeHenry, Bonnie haa been helping MeHenry women stay beautiful for 14 years. Owner of the Beauty Box on W. Elm St. for 7 years, she also does in-home hair care for invalids and shut-ina. Bonnie likes to keep busy and haa fun with boating, anowmobiling, golfing •and bowling. She Uvea in MeHenry with her husband. Sandy and 2 eons, Shawn and Shannon. / THE BEAUTY BOX smw. ELM STREET, McHENRY G.G. HAVENS years experience aa a stained giaes artist, has been the tmner of the Stained Pane Studio for 4 years. She does stained glaes repairs and con­ ducts classes in the art of stained glaas creations aa well as custom designing large and small windows and unique, creative gifts. Active in many area art shows and fairs. G.G. was one of 5 MeHenry artists invited to participate in "Artists in Action" in Ge­ neva, IL and also displayed in and assisted in the of McHenry's "Art in the Park". She ia the president of the MeHenry BPW which ia an organisation of women devotee! to elevating the stan­ dards of all employed women. THE STAINED PANE STUDIO mi W. CHESTWOOD, McHENRY DOROTHY RUSSELL Dorothy Russell is the owner of Ruaeell Furniture. Dorothy haa owned and managed the bueineea for tbe^, paet 4 years. But the furniture business is by no means a new adventure for her. Dorothy enjoya the fun and challenge of tying to help the people of MeHenry County coordinate and decorate their homes. RUSSELL'S FURNITURE 3UIHWY. 129, McHENRY The soft shapes of the Orient Traditional Japanese dressing has long had an influence over Western fashion looks -- and it doesn't have to be inter­ preted in the big, bold and mostly Mack silhouettes we've seen lately. Miss Elaine proves die point with this curvaceous printed robe, inspired by the ever graceful kimono. From die softly padded shoulders to a gently curving hem­ line, it makes a fresh -- and feminine -- statement about the shapeaand shades of Sizes are P, S, M and L. Available mid-September at leading stores country­ wide. GEORGINE LITTLE dream Georgine Little has been at *Sunnyaide Co. eince 1967 and playe an integral role in the operation of the bu- einees. Her dedication aqd enthusiasm are readUy ap­ parent as she capably carries out her responsibilities as office manager, the foremost of which are secreta­ rial duties A bookeeping. A graduate of Wauconda High School, Georgine now resides in Woodstock with her seventeen-year-old son, David. SUNNYSIDE CO. 4810 W. ELM, ST., McHENR 1 DEBORAH O'BRIEN Deborah O'Brien haa served Radicom Inci as Admin' istrative Assistant and Office Manager for eight years. In thin position she has full charge of Accounts Re­ ceivable, Accounts Payable, General Ledger and Pay­ roll. Debbie is also an excellent stenographer and typist. In addition M her other duties, Debbie handles all customer service problems. Debby is truly an important part of the overall operations of Radi­ com, Inc. RADICOM, INC. 2604 NO. CHAPEL HILL RD., McHENR Y