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Colleen visited every building at the capital. Just imagine seeing the Washington Monument, the United States Capital, the Supreme Court Building and the famous statue of Lincoln and Pennsylvania avenue which connects the three main branches of the government, it runs westward from the Capital and Supreme Court building to the White House. There was also the beautiful Jefferson Memorial reflecting in the crystal-clear waters of the Tidal Basin, a sight to behold. One day and night were spent in Gettysburg the site of one of the most famous battles in United States history. It was on July 1, 1863, the Confederate Army General Robert E. Lee met the Union Army General George G. Meade in what experts contend was the turning point of the Civil War. The rest of the tour was at Wheaton, Maryland. Miss Godina hopes to return, to our capital soon, for another vacation. ANNIVERSARY Belated anniversary wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lenz. The Lenzes had their big day on June 17, and have been married 22 happy years. A very happy anniversary to Jim and Kathy Morris on June 28. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS *! Happy birthday Linda Colson on June 24. Linda is living in; Denver now with her lovely family. COMMENTS Hope there weren't any flooded basements after the last rain. I heard it is a blessing to the farmers and after all we did need the rain for our small gardens, but we didn't need that awful humidity. Smile and have a good week. One more bit of news, the village will have two telephone booths, how about that? Please do not fish in Mc­ Cullom Lake until next year. The fish will be ready then, nice and big too. Drove by the lake the other day and saw quite a few people enjoying themselves swimming, in the clear waters, although the no swimming sign was still up, I have not heard of anyone becoming ill, but it is strongly advised not to go swimming until the signs are down and by this time they should be. MCC President Speaks On Wage Negotiations Dr. James Davis, president of McHenry County college, has issued the following statement concerning wage negotiations between representatives of the MCC Faculty association and the principal negotiators for the board of trustees. "The MCC Faculty association has agreed to cooperate with the decision of the board of trustees, to freeze all faculty wages until the tax crisis in McHenry county is resolved and tax monies are released to the college." The faculty representatives, Jchn Adelman, David Hill and Donald Barrett, have appealed to the board representatives to grant a nominal cost of living increase after taxes are received that would be retroactive to the start of the contract year, when such tax monies are released. Dr. Davis continued, "It has been a distinct pleasure for me to have been a participant in this long series of negotiations - to observe the faculty • association representatives present a strong case for wage and fringe benefits for mem­ bers of their association, and at the same time to observe the serious concern for the tax­ payers interests expressed by the board of trustee representatives." In conclusion Dr. Davis stated, "During negotiations Mr. Gerald Smith and Mr. Herbert Lutter have made it quite clear that the affairs of the college must be conducted in a business like manner. They constantly stressed the point that in any well managed business the income must equal or exceed the output or the business cannot continue to operate. "As President of McHenry County college I agree with this philosophy and will continue to manage the affairs of MCC to the best interests of our students, our faculty, our ad­ ministrators and our tax­ payers. Although the college's three year history of deficit budgets cannot be alleviated in one year, a definite program to eliminate the need for deficit budget is being developed. "It is hoped that the final agreement between the two groups can be presented to the board of trustees at their June 23 meeting." Conditions needed for produc­ ing a diamond out of pure carbon - a million pounds of pressure per square inch and temperatures above 2,500* F. - exist in nature only at depths of at least 150 miles. TEEN'S AND WOMEN'S BETTER CANVAS DECK SHOES Fine-weave, super-grade, canvas duck uppers, with flex-molded, sure-grip soles. Full-cushion insoles, with arch support. All bound edges for good looks and longer wear. SIZES 5-10 THE OUTDOOR FAVORITE , MEN'S N' YOUNG MEN'S MOCCASINS Reg. $2.99 Favorite for all outdoor activity. Camp moccasin style, with rawhide laced vamp. Man-made uppers resisit rough wear. Long-wearing soles and heels. 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