Text Box: AROUND TOWN Text Box: CLASSIFIED ADS FIFTH GRADE TOWN RESIDENT seeks mother’s helper assignments for age 3+. You can get holiday stuff done and I will keep your kids(s) occupied. $5/hr (additional sibling +$2). Please call Ben,301-263-0146. Available weekends and evenings until 8 p.m. Also daytime hours during winter break (Dec. 20-Jan. 4) Preserve your oral history: I was trained at the University of Maryland and have done oral histories for the National Park Service and Earth Watch. Preserving oral history is an important and unique gift to our children and a historical legacy to future generations. I would be happy to discuss the possibilities with you. I could help you set up and make an audio recording or interview you in one hour segments as our schedule allows. Call Norman Hudson-Taylor at 301-229-2163. Looking for a Babysitter? I, Tate Carter-Graham am a certified babysitter. I took the Safe Sitter course, in which I learned great techniques and how to deal with almost every injury, from choking to a minor cut or bee sting. I am a 13 year old, 8th grade boy, who attends Pyle middle school. I am a lifelong resident of Glen Echo. I have a brother who is 4 years younger, so I have dealt with younger children my whole life. If you need a babysitter give me a call. E-mail: zzztate@gmail.com Phone #: 301-320-7720 DOG WALKING, dog sitting. Adult Glen Echo resident. Contact Lyndicss@gmail.com or 571-34-8755 or 301-229-2589.                                           Classified ads are free to Glen Echo residents. Fee to non-residents: $.75 per line of 50 characters or fewer. Display ads: $4 per column inch. Ads may be left with or mailed to the editor at 38 Wellesley Circle, Glen Echo, MD 20812. Make checks payable to: Town of Glen Echo. Deadline: 24th of each Text Box: RECYCLING UPDATE By now most of you have received recycling cans for scrap metal. Hopefully they've been filled, dropped off at the container in front of Bethesda Co-op and refilled again! Interest in this form of recycling has been so great that we've run out of paint cans and people in other communities are taking part as well. For those of you who don’t have a can, you can use any small container at home such as an old coffee can, a small box, or a Rubbermaid-type container. Below is the list of recyclable items that has been distributed: Bottle caps Keys, key rings, small chains Unwanted jewelry Door handles Cabinet knobs Nuts, bolts, washers, screws, nails Paper clips, binder spirals Pots, pans, lids Coat hangers, wire Picture frames Broken scissors Broken eyeglasses Metal writing pens & pencils Old tools, broken toys Small pieces of pipe Springs Broken tomato plant cages If anyone has any questions I can be reached at 301-229-2122. Thanks for your effort! --Constance Rojas Macy Text Box: WHITMAN HAS EVENT FOR RECYCLING ELECTRONICS Walt Whitman High School will hold an electronics recycling event on Dec. 14 from noon-4:00 p.m., The Village News reports. Items accepted will include small electronic appliances and toys, calculators, comcorders, CDs, floppy disk, CD players, cell phones, computers, copies, cables, chargers, electronic typewriters, fax machine, microwave ovens, printer, scanners, telephones, TVs and VCRs. For more information, call the county at 240-777-6560.