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Lee Pesce, has annour Richard director; of and Mrs. ] If Heads classification in 1977 from the Old Dominion university at Norfolk, Va. Corps Staff Named Two new department heads been named at Memorial for McHenry County, Pesce, executive director, announced. E. Robertson is of human resources Donna L. Luce has Deen named director of nur­ sing. In another staff change, Mrs. Janice Griffin has been named head nurse of the In­ tensive Care unit. Robertson's responsibilities include employee relations, benefits, retirement, wages and salaries, and employee programs. A graduate of the University of Syracuse, Robertson has had extensive experience in personnel work.- He was formerly employed in personnel work at Edgewater hospital, Chicago. He and his wife, Jan, live in Woodstock with their daughter, Kim, 8. • Ms. Luce has had extensive experience in nursing care management, both at Michael Reese hospital and Westlake Community hospital. As director of nursing, she has responsibility for nursing care employees, programs, organization and management. Her work has included management responsibilities for Intensive and Coronary Care units, emergency ser­ vices, medical care evaluation studies, nursing quality assurance programs and patient education. A 1963 graduate of Walther Memorial hospital's School of Nursing, she received her Bachelor of Science degree in nursing from the University of Illinois Medical center in 1977. Before coming to Memorial hospital, she attended classes in the graduate program in nursing administration at the University of Illinois Chicago " campus. Mrs. Griffin received her medical assistant training in Boston in 1971. Her husband, Daniel, was in the Navy, so she worked at several hospitals in the South, meanwhile also obtaining further education. She has worked as an She and her family, live in McHenry. The Griffins have a 4-year-old son, Gregory. Her husband is a pilot. Meeting On Aging emergency room technician, and intensive care unit nurse. She obtained her AAS and R.N. "Aging- Years of Enrich­ ment" is the title* of the con­ ference on aging^ co-sponsored by the Illinois Department on Aging, the McHenry County Senior Citizen's council and Lakeside center slated for Oct. 29-31 National leaders in gerontology will give the professional and the layman an opportunity to participate in workshops dealing with the wide range of problems facing those reaching their later years. Whether these years are "golden" or filled with depression and poverty depends greatly on those directly involved- the senior citizen and the professionals dealing with him. Conferencey key-noters are Dr. Elbert Cole of Kansas City, Mo. and Mrs. Elinor Guggenheimer of New York. Dr. Cole is executive director of the Shepherd's .center - a remarkably successful program of 25 churches and synagogues offering a new alternative to "old folk's homes" which includes ser­ vices all the way from delivered meals to a home repair service. Mrs. Guggenheimer is a con­ sumer protection advocate for the Aged and former com­ missioner of consumer affairs for New York City. "Aging- Years of Enrich­ ment" ~~Wi!l be offered at Lakeside center, 401 Country Club road in Crystal Lake. Lakeside center is a com­ munity facility owned and operated by tfTe First Congregational church. This conference will begin in the evening of Oct. 29 and continue through Oct. 31 ending with a noon luncheon. A special rate will be offered to all senior citizens, For further in­ formation call Lakesidg center at 455-3363 or write for details. The Vanguard Sentinel Drum and Bugle corps of Woodstock has announced their slate of staff and management for the 1979-80 year. Wayne Kemp, is the director;. Nancy Frenden, is the business manager; Pat McLaughlin, is the assistant business manager; Karen Kemp, is the personnel manager, and Diane Winikates, is the assistant personnel manager. .. v - : rj ' These people, in conjunction with the board of directors, will be working to produce a SECTION 2 - PAGE 7 - PLAINDEAJLER - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, lf7» HEADS KIDNEY DRIVE Larry Lujack, WLS radio "Super Jock", has been named honorary chairman of the 1979 Party Nut fund raising cam­ paign for the Kidney Foun­ dation of Illinois. The an­ nouncement was made todpy by Kidney Foundation President Kenneth Bak^r, W h e a t o n , a n d P a r t y N u t General Chairman Mrs. Fra ik (Karen) Jeffe to officially begin the three month campaign. capable youth program within the area. The teaching staff will consist of: (horns) ' Tom Daurio, of McHenry; Mark Maxwell, of Chicago; and Mike Haglund, of Carpentersville. The drum instructors will be Tim Reddinger, of Elk Grove and Mark Reddinger, of Roselle. The marching and maneuvering instructors are Dick Gordon, of McHenry; David Helms and Karen Helms, both of Mt. Prospect. The color guard instructors are Judy Skaja, of McHenry and Ronda Rowe of Woodstock. Back to Earth When the operation was finished, the patient was asked how she had felt under the anaesthetic. "It was beautiful," she said. "I thought I was in hea­ ven till I saw the doctor/' Window and Wall Decor 'Joanna shutters, shades, verticals and woven woods.. fashionable architectural treatments for today's windows." REVENUE DIRECTOR J. Thomas Johnson, 32, was named director of the Illinois Department of Revenue on Oct. 1. Johnson of DeKalb, was previously with the state department of Local Govern­ ment Affairs, serving as that agency's director since May 1978. Oct. 1 is also the effective date of the merger of part of LGA with the Revenue department. 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