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1 PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8,1984 Citizens utility organization schedules 'town hall' meeting The Citizens Utility Board has scheduled a "town hall" meeting in Crystal Lake on Tuesday, August 14. The town meeting is designed to offer niinois consumers the opportunity to help shape the "action agenda" of the newly- formed utility watchdog and advocacy group. Successful meetings have already been held| in Collinsville and in Carbondale. The Crystal Lake session will be held in the Student Union building of McHenry County College, 8900 Rt. 14, at 7:30 p.m. Local coordinator of the meeting is Lynne Donarski, a McHenry resident and a member of the McHenry Planning Com­ mission. Ms. Donarski was appointed to the interim CUB Board earlier this year bj Governor James Thomp son "Consumers need to joii forces to fight rising gas electric, and phone bills," sai< Donarski. "That's why thej should become active member: of CUB and take the time t< attend the Crystal Lake towr hall meeting. CUB needs grassroots support and input.' Donarski was active in th< 1983 campaign to have CUI advisory referenda placed oi the ballot in sevfe^al McHenn County communities. Bike ride passes through area An estimated 400 bicycle riders participating in "Bicycle Across the Magnificent Miles of Illinois" stopped at Hunter Country Club for a rest break Monday on their way to Rockford. The local rest stop was '3,000 raise okayed for MCC president PLiindealor New* Sfr\ ire photo bv Robert Gordon sponsored by the Echlin Midwest Federal Credit Union, of Brake Parts, McHenry. -fc rvtBv a mi i t ciinm n have * * on oljzxti eauty <Sc(iooC*,p Onc. 2350 E. RTE. 120 *McHENRY *385-2290 SUMMER SPECIALS! SHAMPOO & SET $000 WITH FREE ARCH A TUES. AUG. 7-FRI. AUG. 10 ROD to ROLLER $4)A00 PERM & FREE MANICURE TUES. AUG. 14-FRI. AUG. 17 ALL WORK DONE EXCLUSIVELY BY STUDENTS • NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY By Deborah Collura Plaindealer News Service A six-percent salary increase for McHenry County College President Robert Bartlett was approved bv the college's board of trustees at a recent board meeting. Trustees met for about an hour behind closed doors before they opened the meeting back up to approve Bartlett's $3,000 increase. The additional money will increase Bartlett's salary to $53,000 for the upcoming year. Bartlett started his term as MCC president July 1,1980, with a starting salary of $38,000. The overall increase from 1980 to the recent increase amounU to $14,500. Tl The last salary increase ap­ proved by MCC trustees was in October 1983. At that time, trustees voted Bartlett a $3,000, or a 6.4 percent, annual salary increase to $50,000. Bartlett was granted that increase because he was the lowest-paid college president in Illinois, according to Barbara Kropp, former board chairman. "I believe I'm now about the third or fourth lowest-paid college president in the state," Bartlett said. Although the college is facing rough financial times, BarUett said the increases that he, classified staff, and ad­ ministration received were needed. According* to BarUett, at the last board meeting the classified staff and administrative staff were also given a 6 percent annual pay increase. BarUett said his salary increase was kept in line with other staff members' increases. "The increases were figured in the budget. Things were running tighter, but, in order to run a quality institution, you can't go without pay fiicreases," Bartlett said. "Wheri compared to the statewide averages with other community colleges, we are below average. "You can't keep good people unless you give them a reasonable increase. It's a must," he added. BarUett said MCC faculty members are paid ap­ proximately $1,000 to $1,500. below the statewide average. The administration is .paid from $2,000 to $3,000 below the statewide average. Bartlett added he is paid well below the average. "I think the board acted responsibly. You just have to find a way to make the in- STATE FAIR Among some of the events in which youngsters will be able to compete at the State Fair this year are the Pigtail and Ponytail Contest, Bubble Yum Bubble Gum Contest, Poster Coloring and Design-a-Poster Contest, Breakdancing, Baton Twirling, Baby Picture contest and the Diaper Derby. Also, Heinold Hog Market's famous racing pig team will be retur­ ning this year. The State Fair will run August 9-19. creases. Otherwise, it's not fair to the kids," he said. The board also approved a resolution to transfer $1.75 million in the working cash fund to the education fund. The money was transferred to the education fund to meet necessary disbursements for educational purposes. 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