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H E L P W A N T E D Full time position to sell bolts and accessories. Experience in Marine sales not necessary., however, would prefer young aggressive sales acclimated male, 21 to 30. Earnings comm­ ensurate with ability. Call 9 to 6 Tuesday through Friday. Don Looze, Hansen Marine. 385- • 3360. 1/14-1/23 « Mature girl or woman to baby­ sit for 16 month old baby. Call between 1 pm - 3 pm 385- U95 1-14 Pre school teacher and teachers aide. Send resume to P.O. Box 226, Woodstock, or phone 385- 3243 for more information. . >-14 BABYSITTER wanted, Lakeland Park Area. 12:30 to 5:00 p.m. 385-5314 1-14/1-16 Mature Woman to work with children in day care center. Must have qualifying experience 385-2499. * 1-9/1-14 Sell Auto Insurance Part Time 312-395-6648 1-2-TF-1-2 ^ llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllimj Opening for EDUCATIONAL I ASSISTANT i for McHenry West Cam- 5 spus, 9 month, office cler-S Jical position, typing skills | srequired $2.50 per hours Splus benefits. s Contact Mrs. Brown, = 815-385-7077 1-9/1-14 i aiiiiiimmmiiiumiimiiiiiniiiiHiiiiiiiiR Island Lake Resident On TV Interview .< Pat Haynes, Island Lake, appeared on Channel 26 on the program "Today's Headlines'- Thursday, Jan. 8. ^Shirley Harris, moderator of the program questioned Pat a her work as ado. recruitment coordinator of Cook county; also Mel Granger, adoption home finder for the south office of Cook county for the Illinois Depart­ ment of Children and Family Services. The program lasted forty-five minutes and a telephone number flashed on the screen for any interested prospective parent or parents to call. Pat graduated from .McHenry high in 1964, and from Northern Illinois university ih 1968. After a year with the Social Security office in Chicago, she started to work for -the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services. Following a year with that agency, she was granted a full two-year scholarship at Washington university in St. Louis to take a Master's degree in Social Services. After graduation she returned to the department. Advanced English Offered At MCC As Second Language McHenry County college is offering a new English course for the spring semester, which began Jan. 12. The course is intended to meet the needs of foreign students enrolled at the college. The main focus of the course will be vocabulary development and mastery of j syntax. Attention will be given i to reading and writing, j Students will be admitted to J this course on the recom- ! mendation of a teacher or counselor. Students who are not enrolled in regular college * courses will be required to demonstrate a certain proficiency in reading and a fluency in speaking English. This course is not limited to full-time students at the college. Any resident of the college district who is 18 or older, especially foreign-born adults residing in the county, may take advantage of this course. The class will meet Monday and Wednesday from 4 to 6 p.m. at the interim campus in Crystal Lake. Starting Jan. 27, the course will also be offered at Marian Central high school in Wood­ stock and continue on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m. It is hoped that the Marian section will appeal to foreign- born adults who wish to upgrade their English skills, especially reading and writing. Veterans Remember Veterans | 4-H NEWS 8 4-11 FEDERATION With a lot of yuletide spirit at the December 4-H federation meeting. McHenry county 4- Hers went caroling to the homes of elderly people in Woodstock It was a^ rewarding experience to bring smiles to the faces of people who may not have had anyone to spend Christmas with At one of the homes came the reply. "This is the best Christmas present anyone could give me"" and the 4-H'ers felt they had done their job well. In a preceding business meeting it was voted that the MfVlenry County 4-H federation should donate $200 to the Illinois 4-H foundation Monies are .donated to the foundation, and in turn these funds are distributed to new and existing 4-H programs. The foundation sponsors top 4-H'ers on educational trips to the National 4-H ..Congress in SECTION I Chicago and also makes ^it possible to continue the In­ ternational 4-H Youth Ex­ change program v Merry Christams and Happy New Year were the terms used to see how many words each 4-. Joan Adams i PAGE 1* - PLAIN DEALER-WEDNESDAY. JANl'ARY 14; IV7« II er could make from them. The winner of this game will be announced at the next federation meeting and will be awarded a prize Hot chocolate and cookies, served by the Harvard 0 At'ems. Hebron Helping Hands, and Humming Sewers 4-H clubs, deliriously topped a fun-filled evening The next federation meeting will be Jan 19 JoyYyduna. 4-H Federation reporter * Girl Scout Cookie Sale Opens Jan. 14 "Get in the spirit...buy Girl Scout Cookies" is the theme of the 1976 Girl Scout cookie sale. In 1975 Sybaquay Girl Scouts sold 180,000 boxes and they hope to top that by meeting the 200,000 box goal set for this year. Tom Franklin, of Elgin, is serving as Sybaquay council Cookie chairman. Along with his committee, he has been planning for a successful sale. The profits from this sale go toward building and main­ taining camps as well as enabling individual troops to finance their o^n activities. Franklin and his committee feel that girls will also be learning about merchandising, salesmanship, banking, and public courtesy. A kick-off cookie luncheon and orientation meeting on Jan 14. marks the beginning of the sale. At this time all neigh­ borhood cookie chairmen receive materials and in­ structions. Barb Williams is serving thl Valley View neigh­ borhood in this capacity. Beginning on Feb. 12 and continuing through the twenty-, first, girls will take orders Jor the five varieties...golden trefoil, chocolate mint, fudge pattie. assorted sandwich, and peanut butter round-up. The delivery of cookies will begin March 22. , The Sybaquay council serves girls in Lake, Cook, Kane, DuPage, DeKalb, McHenry and LaSalle counties. Appointed To Librarian Post Miss Joan Lynn Adams, daughter of Mrs. Paul (Irenet Rieger, 3406 W 1st avenue. McHenry. and the late Alfons Adams. was appointed assistant county librarian of the Auburn-Placer County Library, Auburn. Calif She began work there on Nov 3 The library serves all of Much Better An elderly gentleman visited his doctor complaining that his eyesight and hearing were failing him The doctor advised that the man must stop drinking alcohol Some weeks later, the doctor bumped into his patient--who was obviously under the influ ence The doctorV^ras angry "Didn't I tell you that your drink ing was affecting your seeing and hearing"" "Right, doc." was the reply, 'but what I've been drinking is so much better than what, I've been seeing ,and hearing lately I can't quit " To Place your ad PHONE 385-0170 Placer county including Tahoe City and Kings' Beach. Calif. in the Lake Tahoe Squaw Valley area Auburn is the county seat of Placer county and is in the heart of "Mother Lode ' country where gold was discovered in the tMO's Miss Adams is a graduate of McHenry Community high school. Loyola univeristy's Ixwts Towers. Chicago, and received her Master 's degree in I librarian Science from Rosary college. River Forest Before leaving for California she managed the Lakeview branch of the Chicago Public library in Chicago IRS HtoeOR.PB? P3RMS fiC*. 1*X BOOKLETS. Howard Miller, second from left, MCC veterans ronrdlnatar. pases with patients at Hines Veterans hospital during the holiday party MCC vets held for them. The MCC Vet's club held a benefit daifre in December and with the proceeds and contributions of concerned citizens bought gifts for the patients who might otherwise have been forgotten. Along with the gifts, the MCC vets also brought Santa, the "Goose Island Revue" comedy team, students who entertained, and the Penthouse Pet of the Year, Ms. Avril Lund (bottom picture). Ms. Lund handed out 400 Christmas issues of "Penthouse" to the patients. Miller described the party and commented, "Talking to the vets and watching the reaction in their faces was very heartwarming. We brought Christmas to them which they may not have had." • PET COLUMN GIVE AWAY Temale gray kitten, with 4 white paws. 385-3094 I I 1-14 4 puppies. Peek-a-poo and poodle. All black, witha little white. Will be small size 385-5435 1-14 1 year old small female terrier, brown and white housebroken, good with children. 385-0260 after 4 p.m. 1-14 I I I SERVICE NEWS RICHARD HIGNIGHT Army Private Richard A. Hignight. 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Hignight. 715 N. Lillian street, McHenry. recently was assigned to Company C, 3rd infantry (The Old Guard), at Ft. Myer. Va. He entered the Army last July. Pvt. Hignight is a 1975 graduate of McHenry high school. CAREY Appliance GREAT •BUYS DURING •OURl \ Color TV > BlW TV Stereo • Radiol I COLOR TIB IFROM *378 if! CHOOSE THE SCREEN SIZE THAT'S RIGHT FOR YOU!! TODAY 385-5500 CAREY APPLIANCE McHenry 1241 N. Green St. Serving McHenry Area for Over 40 Years Look For time Body's SIGN FOR SAVINGS PUS SAL! DATfS Tues d a y . 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