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SECTION 2 - PAGE 7 - PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY, JUNE 8 Schools DEAN'S LIST Jacqueline Bert ha£ been named to the dean's list at the University of Illinois-Chicago. Her father and step-mother are Jim and Sharon Bert, 1222 Old Bay Road, and paternal grand­ parents are Alice and the late Walter Bert, 213 N. Emerald, McHenry. MORRIS GRADUATE Melissa Cichon, 4320 E. Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Lake, was one of 90 medical assistant students to graduate from Morris College, Carthage, IL, at recent commencement exer­ cises. SIMPLE IN-OFFICE TREATMENT OF: •CORNS 'BUNIONS *INGROWN NAILS •FOOT SURGERY •CALLUSES 'WARTS *HEEL PAIN 'SPORTS MEDICINE DR MARTIN MARKS is offering you •A FREE FOOT OWNER'S MANUAL when you come in for •A FREE FOOT EVALUATION Pleose Call For appt. DR. MARTIN MARKS Modicol and Surgical Troatmont of the Foot and Ankle 1311 N. Green, McHenry and 37 McHenry Ave. in Crystal Lake 385-5669 SCANDINAVIA Alan Dehne (left), Jaime Miller and Cara Giacomin get ready to place special items into the Landmark School "Time Capsule." The capsule Plaindealer photo by Anthony Oliver celebrates the 90th birthday of the school and will be opened in 10 years--in honor of the school's 100th anniversary. Landmark celebrates birthday "From the past into the future" has been the motto for Landmark first graders this year as they began the preparations for Landmark School's 100th Birthday. This special first grade project began last fall with a study unit on local history . As part of this unit, students held "Old Fashioned Day" and marked Landmark's 90th Birth­ day. It was decided to make this 10 year time period more real to the children by putting together a "Mini Time Capsule." This capsule will be kept at Land­ mark for 10 years and will be opened in 1994 when the school is 100 years old. Landmark's Class of 1984 will be invited back as special guests for the "opening ceremony." These first graders have con­ tributed items for the capsule and have written several small articles about themselves and their year in first grade. Teachers, too, have prepared items and mementos for the Time Capsule. At the time of the opening ceremony, any of the items clearly labeled can be claimed by the children as "souvenirs." DUs. BHDs, Kt, DVMs, JDi, MDs Welcome Wagon offers dis­ creet advertising to profes­ sionals in the medical, dental, health-care, legal and animal- care fields. Our service effect­ ively reaches individuals in the privacy of their homes and is in keeping with the dignity of your profession. Please have your office telephone me if you'd like to discuss our unique program. 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