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$ S P E C I A L L I M I T E D T r M £ O F F E R A V A I L A B L E A T T H E S E F U L L S E R V I C E P A I N T t D E C O P A y < N G Carolyn Miles, band from (he McHenry hospital, member; Catherine Koch, and is recuperating in her Dawn Milinac and Shawn hofrtte in McHenry. Hapnr. Pat Morrison has also Lakemoor gtaduat&s bien doctoring. The village included Iinda Martin* Lee of Lakemoor needs ydu, Schneidewent, Mark Paclta, so hurry and get Be^aocourt pX wrestling well.:. fame, and Sundae Morrison. , Sundae was gueSl of honor at COMMUNITY CALENDAR a graduation dinner Sunday June 5. Lakemoor village June i, hosted by .parents meeting, 8 p.m. Norm and Pit. . 1 . v * . v June 7-8. ' Garage-re- GET WELLS cycling sale. Lily Lake Jessie Estrada of conservation club. Route Lilymoor is home after 120. Lily moor, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. undergoing eyejurgery, and June a4. Flag day, Stars is recuperating well. Julie and Stripes made National Cassell underwent a ton- flag/1777. silectomy on May 28, and is June 15. Father's day. also home, with the pain just June 16. Free blood a memory. Jackte Stromley pressure screening, 7-8 p.m. has been hospitalized, and Lakemoor Municipal wishes for a jcotnplete building. recovery g6 to her. < ' A father's roots must go F o r m e r L i l y m o o r d e e p t o g r o w a s t r o n g f a m i l y resident, Mrs. Mildred tree. Trapp has been released v GOD BLESS Administer Citizen Oath allegiance, were husband Steve, sons Jesse and Steve,- mother and father-in-law, and Marion and George Wight and son George, Jr. Forty-four persons became citizens of the United States of America. Guest speaker at the ceremony was Judge Charles F. Scott, and a welcome was given by members of the American Legion and The League of Women Voters. Steve and Marilia were married in Brazil, when Jean and A1 Dember were present at the impressive ceremony conducted by Lake County Circuit Court Judge William D. Block on May 22. Their daughterrin- law, Marilia DeOliveira Dember of island Lake, became an American citixen. Witnessing the ad­ ministering jrfthe oath of BUSY DAY Jean and A1 Dember at­ tended the graduation Of their grandson, Wayne Maxson, from Parkland Junior high school the same date as the citizenship ceremony for their daughter-in-law. Wayne, son of Genene and Bartleftt Heads MCC I BAU8CH & LOMB < / SOFLENS® <§) ULTRA THIN SOFT CONTACT LENSES he will -become more goal- oriented. He added that because of unusual problems, "we have been forced to spend our time focusing on the day to day operations." "Planning keeps the vitality in an organization", he said, "and I tvfill call on the ^ad­ ministrators to develop specific goals for their areas." The new president said he hopes to build better relationships with the local state legislators and state agencies and make them aware of the college's needs. Internally he sees some opportunities to do some reorganization to. use the human resources more efficiently. Bartlett is hopeful the college can move ahead on the building program to fulfill the intent of the 1972 referendum. He said, "While some legitimate questions can be raised with regard to our ability to maintain a new building, I really believe we can do so with the present resource level." "One of the major efforts of the college will always be the transfer and oc­ cupational programs and we will continue to evaluate them to keep them in top shape and also develop new program areas," Bartlett commented. He sees the college moving more into the mid i.<anagement area and fdrlh u into emergency services from EMT to paramedic level. Bartlett feels one of the most exciting growth areas is the seminar-workshop portion of the college's Continuing Education program. "This area enables the college to serve the non-traditional student which is one of the charges of a community college," he said. ALL SOLUTIONS FOB ONE TEA* WITH VOURTON TACT LENS PURCHASE ANO THIS AO MUST PRESENT AO AT •EGINNING OF INITIAL VISIT - _ WHEN PRESENTED WITH THIS ADAT BEGINNING OF INITjAL VISIT WITHOUT AD - NTS* ROBERT C. BARTLETT The McHenry County college board of trustees named Robert Ci Bartlett as the new president of the college at the regular May meeting last Thursday. f Bartlett, who came to MCC in 1973 as dean of in­ struction, has been acting president since October, 1979. Bartlett said as president The McHenry Plalndealer 3812 W. Elm Street McHenry, II. 60050 • 2 Years - $25.00 (Best Buy) • l Year $13.50 • 6 Months $7.50 • Payment Enclosed Saturday, May 28th thru June 10th: Address. 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