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PAGE 4-PLAINDEALER -FRIDAY, JANUARY 13. 1984 News Wellness seminar at MCC McHenry County College Counselor Cathy Bolger will lead a Wellness seminar Monday, Jan. 16, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wellness is an "in term" of the 1980's describing a concept that goes beyond the usual definition of liealth as lack of illness to adaptation of lifestyle allowing the individual to reach his or her highest potential for physical and psychological development. Ms. Bolger will touch on wellness in relation to stress management, physical fitness, environmental sensitivity and of particular importance, self-: responsibility. She sees the first step to achieving a wellness lifestyle as taking responsibility for your self, acknowledging that you are the major cause of the state of your health. The seminar is being held in room 143 at MCC. Register for the seminar in person at the college, Route 14 and Lucas Road, Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.or on Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ** Registrations will be accepted at the door if seats are available. If registering at the door, please arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled starting time. It also is recommended to call the college at (815) 455-3700 the day of the seminar to determine if §^ats are available for registration at the door. Those interested in pursuing the subject beyond what the seminar time can offer are invited to register for the one- credit-hour philosophy course on Wellness being offered at MCC this spring beginning Jan. 17. Classical guitar recital at college next Sunday McHenry County College faculty member Jeffrey John Kust will present a classical guitar recital at the college Sunday afternon, Jan. 15. The recital will be held at 3 p.m. in Room 254. guitarist Kust active concert p e r f o r m i n g the Chicago area and the midwest. Kust has most recently appeared as a soloist on the Dame Myra Hess memorial concert; series, broadcast live on Chicago radio station WFMT- FM, the TVIidwest Guitar Society concert series, Wisconsin Public Radio and at Northwestern University. >S===̂ = Classical maintains an s c h e d u l e , throughout metropolitan In addition to performing, Kust teaches privately, at Columbia College in Chicago and at McHenry County College in-Crystal Lake. After completing his un­ dergraduate studies at the St. Louis Conservatory, St. Louis, Mo., he earned his Master's degree in guitar performance at the Peabody Conservatory of Music, Baltimore, Md. the fourth guitarist in the 125-year history of the Peabody to receive that degree. Kust will soon complete an album featuring world premier recordings of four guitar works written by Chicago-area com­ posers Easley Blackwood, Robert Lind and Peter Swenson. OUR BIGGEST ANNUAL WINTER SALE 30-50% OFF YOUR FAVORITE NAMES IN FASHION Jones of New York, John Meyer,Pendleton, Evan Picone, Ellen Tracy, Etc, Down town Crystal Lake MON.-SAT. 9:30-5:30; THRUS. UNTIL 8:30; SUN. 11-4 Morning mail brings interesting reading Let's just say that for reasons beyond my control this will be a short column. Now, you can say, "How lucky can we get?" 7^ So I Hear by Earl Walsh The morning mail brought some interesting reading. Like an invitation to invest a few bucks and learn how to write. That one is coming too late for this week, but may be worth a look. « Seriously, I always wished training in journalism had been my lot when I was young. No such luck. Writing for a small paper was just like being tossed into a lake and told to swim. © Opening the mail is great fun even if there are no checks falling out of the envelopes. Another invitation! This one invites me to join a SINGLES CLUB. It sounds like fun, but being single is newsjp me. If they had asked me to send a picture, they would know I have that married look. morning and seeing the air full of white stuff, brought out the poetic nature in me. No time for a poem. Will just say---Beautiful, beautiful snowflakes, I'll never love raindrops again. We have a lot of animal footprints in our back forty. Think we will have to get a book and study footprints in the snow. Tracking rabbits is old stuff, but that is the limit of our tracking ability. One who knows wild animals told us a deer must have bounded across our lawn. Funny he didn't stop for lunch. We have corn out there. One sight we haven't seen in recent years is kids sprawled out on the snow, moving thWr arms to make angels. _ Rolling out of bed in the Now the kids have plastic boards to slide down hills. That's different from times when any old kind of a board or piece of sheet metal would take you down a hill. You couldn't steer them, just hang on. A contest promotion sent me two nickels to attach to entry blanks. Now, if I don't enter, what do I do with the nickels? I could mail them back, but that would cost 20 cents for a stamp. Life is full of problems. PICKUPS The smallest good deed is better than the grandest in­ tention. Learn from the mistakes of others-- You can't live, long enough to make them all yourself. What this country needs is a good 5-cent nickel. Glasses will _ change one's personality -- if emptied often enough. Urge special care of pets in cold weather by Flo Klemm In this cold weather, do not let your house dogs stay out any longer than necessary. And make sure they wear their ID tags, because even though the weather is cold, some of the females are now in 'heat', causing many males to wander. If you have an outside dog, feed two to three times a day, and keep the dog house in a sheltered area on the south side. •J^Helping PAWS with entrance facing southeast. And have two inches of straw or hay into which the dog can nestle. All pet adoptions must be validated by the signing of a contract along with the adoption fee which includes the cost of spay or neuter surgery from a vet of HP's choice, or, a deduction from the cost of the surgery if done by a vet of your choice. When adopting a pet through Helping Paws, please keep name, address, and phone number of the person from whom you adopted pet. Make the check for the adoption fee payable to Helping Paws. ADOPT DOGS Golden Retriever 1-year male, 815-728-0045. Dalmatian-Labrador, 1 xh.- year female, shots, housebroken, spayed, 312-639- 7696. _ -- Beagle mix tri-color young female, small size, short hair, 815-648-4288. Irish Setter, 2-year male, shots, neutered, 459-0057. Chihuahua-Terrier, 10-month black male, 338-3872. Springer-C?ollie male, female, 11-weeks, 815-943-5568. Doberman,' 5-year female, shots, housebroken, spayetf, 414- 877-3955. Typewriter § Calculator Cvv i. j Sales and Service S*V,VOS<" Civ - WE ACCEPT TRADE IN S WE SELL • ROYAL > SILVER REED "SMITH CORONA >BROTHER • JUKI > SWINTEC SHARP CANON TOSHIBA CASIO TEXAS INSTRUMENTS AND OTHER BRANDS -ALSO-- Telephone Answering Machines, Dictating Equipment ALL SALES BACKED BY OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT knuth9 P.O. Knuth Co., Inc. OFFICE OUTFITTERS SINCE 1929 228 Main Street, Woodstock, 338-3535 ADOPT CATS Silver Calico 11-month, short hair female, green eyes, shots, 459-0635. 'Morris', four white paws, young male, 455-3625, 455-2548. » White Persian mix, 1-year male, neutered, declawed, deaf, 459-2677. Grey short hair 6-month male, 312-658-4457. Two 1-jtgar black short hair, neutered-spayed, declawed, shots, 312-428-9317. Smoke blue tabby, semi-long, 11-month male, shots, 459-2677. Black long hair 1 '/z-year male, green eyes, 385-7020. 4 Grey Tabby 1-year, short hair female; three 5-month; black Tabby, Calico, grey Tabby, 312- 658-5408. Persian mix grey tiger 3-year female, shots, spayed, long hair, 815-943-4574. Black-white, long hair, l'/z- year female, shots, spayed, declawed, 344-1584. Grey-brown-black short hair, resembles raccoon 9-month, short hair, 459-,1435. Six 3-5-month kittens: blonde, grey, grey-white, 385-6658. Russian Blue 5-month short hair males, two, 815-337-0816. Two adult: White Persian mix 2%-year male; Black short hair 2-year male; declawed, neutered, shots, 312-658-6408. Dark grey 9-month short hair female, partially blind in one eye, 459-4979. 'Morris' orange tabby 3-year female short hair, shots, spayed, 815-923-4321. LOST DOGS Collie, sable-white, 3-year female, nylon« collar, Woodale ID tag, Route 14 and 47, Woodstock, 338-0468. Labrador 9-year large black neutered male, white arrow on chest, blue nylon collar, Bull Valley-Barreville Road, last seen Dutch Creek, 344-1038 evenings. Pomeranian mix very small adult male, white with broWn head, brown aranid one eye, Conventry, 459-777iy~,~* Sheltie 2-year male, tri-color, Lakemoor-East McHenry, 344- 5114. -^7 FOUND DOGS Golden Labrador type, young adult male; four white paws, East Crystal Lake Avenue, near Oak Mfg., 459-8311. LOST CAT White with grey patches lte- year short hair male, Lakemoor. McHenry, 385-6992. Please call Animal Control when you find or lose a pet. They also have pets for adoption, 338- 7040. For information on Helping Paws lost and found and adoptions, call 459-2641. AREA ORCHESTRA The Chain O'Lakes Orchestra incites all string, brass, woodwind and percussion players to rehear&iand perform with them for their 1983-84 concert season. Rehearsals begin on Saturday at 9:30 a.m., at the Fox Lake Village Hall, Rt. 59. Fox Lake. Musicians^of all ages and abilities are welcome, For more information, contact Georgia Cobb at (312) 587-9171. FREE 1984 APPOINTMENT CALENDARS INCLUDING McHENRY AREA EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS STOP IN. CALL OR WRITE WE'LL MAIL II10 YOU George R. 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