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Churches Plan Riles On Holiday (Continued from page 1) congregations will sing "Praise to the Lord, the Almighty" a hymn tune with adaptations by Holworth, and the junior choir of Faith church will sing "O Father, Thou Who Givest" by Barnes. The special offering received at this service will go to the Christian Rural Overseas Program, known in many urban areas as Share Our Surplus. It will help to send government surplus commodities tothose in great need around the world. A nursery will be provided for infants and toddlers. ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC Masses atSt. Mary's Catholic church on Thanksgiving will be held at 6:30, 8 and 9 o'clock. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The Christian Science society, McHenry, will hold a Thanksgiving service, open to the community, in the church edifice at 1511 N. Eastwood lane, Thursday, Nov. 23, at 10:30 a.m. Friends, neighbors and the public are especially invited. This service is a traditional one in Christian Science churches throughout most of the world. Branch churches in South America, Europe, Asia, andthe Near East will observe the American Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 23. A specially prepared, "Thanksgiving" lesson - sermon will be read at all these services. It will include passages from the Bible and the denominational textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures", by Mary Baker Eddy. At the close of the lesson, the meeting will be opened for expressions of thanksgiving and gratitude from the congregation, for divine healing, comfort and guidance. YMCA Names New Youth Director The most significant step to date in the planned program of expansion of the Lake Region YMCA has been completed with the announcement by Alfred W. Selling, president of the association, of the selection of Philip H. Sprinkle as the community youth program director. Mr. Sprinkle assumed his duties cm Nov. 1, and will be working at the Crystal Lake Program center, 65 N. Williams street, Crystal Lake. When interviewed, Mr. Sprinkle answered a question about his reaction to the Lake Region communities by saying,"I am very interested in my new position and am particularly challenged by the idea of a new YMCA working with youth in rapidly expanding communities." i When questioned about his jo^ responsibilities, he said, "My' efforts will concentrate on Gra-Y, Tri Hi-Y, Hi-Y, bowling leagues, gym classes, Junior high dances, charm school, tennis instruction and other youth activities which could be scheduled. Also I will encourage a greater amount of family participation in channeling governing members' energies." He further said, "I hope to contact and meet with each governing member personally in the next few weeks to review plans and goals of the Lake Region YMCA." The association's committees and officers have deliberated long and hard concerning the wisdom of obtaining the services of another full-time director and finally reached the conclusion that the acceptance and demand for YMCA programs now and in the future necessitated a decision to be made at this time. SHOP IN MCHENRY we know you* 11 love the lively angels, by Carter's Ask for Carter s 1219 N. Green 385-0182 McHenry Bolivian Student To Study Here (Continued from page 1) tional culture and family life with Latin American students of comparable age and background. The dark-haired personable young lady recently completed her senior year of high school' in her home city and will now enroll 'in the senior class at Marian Central high school, where Lynn Marie Wines is a sophomore and her brother, Bill, is a senior. The other Wines children are Michael, in fourth grade, and Mary Kay, in seventh, at Harrison school. Isabel is one of four children of Joaquin and Gloria Aran - iter. Her father is a civil engineer employed by UJS Aid Mission to Bolivia. The young lady has studied German and English and hopes that she may become more proficient at the latter through her time of study here. Among her hobbies is playing the accordion and piano. Her family is anxious that she learn the English language well and become acquainted with living in the United States. Her own reasons for wanting to spend time in this country includes "wanting to fraternize witn American youth and have friends among them." Isabell -wants to learn of life here in order to decide whether to continue to study her chosen profession in this country. She emphasizes that her visit here is important so that her family may decide about sending her two sisters, 15 and 16, and her brother, 14 , here to study. Isabel made the trip from La Paz to Lima, Peru, by plane and then on to Miami, from where she boarded a bus with other students for the trip to Chicago. GET 21' Thick 60 sq. ft. to ro per roll Fib@(r§ less POURING INWfSON 6r per bag Seal Down let per bundle per roll and up Alexander Lumber Co. 909 N. Front Si. 385-1424 McHenry, 111. COULSON PARTLY SHUTS DOOR ON PRIMARY PLANS At the Nov. 13th meeting of the McHenry County Young Republicans, State Senator Robert Coulson (R-Waukegan) revealed that he probably will not be a candidate for lieutenant governor in the Republican primary next June 11. Lack of $100,- 000 for a state-wide campaign was a primary factor in his decision. Coulson pointed out that the only time a man who is not wealthy has a chance for state office in Illinois is when a party has a nominating convention. "Primaries may seem to be the most democratic way of nominating state candidates, but if everyone who is not a millionaire is foreclosed from running for state office because of costly campaign expenses, maybe the procedure should be revised," YR Club President Cal Skinner, Jr., commented. In discussing needed improvements in the Illinois Republican State Central committee, of which he is a member, Coulson noted that the committee is not really leading the GOP. "We are movingin that direction by attempttn^fft/expand our full-time staffing," he pointed out. Coulson confirmed the rumor that has pervaded McHenry county Republican circles that the county will receive one delegate to the 1968 presidential nominating convention. He said that he expected that the person chosen to run by the Republican precinct committeemen would support Senator Charles H. Percy for president as a favortie son and Senator Everett Dirksen for chairman of the platform committee. He noted, however, that anyone with enough petition signatures would be able to run for the post of convention delegate in the June primary. Asked about pet projects "iat he had in the legislature, the Senate Whip stated that he is optimistic about the possibility of gaining approval for a senior college in southwestern Lake County. Although it would not be in his district in northern Lake County, Coulson believes that a Wauconda location would serve most of McHenry and Lake Counties, as well as much of suburban Cook county. He pointed out that the stat^already has on offer of freehand in the area.O ^NOVEMBER 21, 1967 - PLAINDEALER - fG. 3 MRS. ELSIE F. BORTER Mrs. Elsie F. Borter, 67, mother of Edwin Borter, 3709 W. Ann street, McHenry, died Monday, Nov. 20, following an extended illness. The daughter of the late Charles and Minnie Grams, she was born M&y 5, 1900 in Elgin where she resided most of her life. Besides her son, Edwin, she is survived by six grandchildren. Friends may call Tuesday after noon at the Waite-Ross-Allanson funeral home, 51 Center street, Elgin, where services will be held Wednesday at 11 o'clock. Burial will be in Bluff City cemetery, Elgin. road, Fox Lake, on Wednesday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Father Vincent Fish of the Holy Family Episcopal church, Lake Villa officiating. Burial will be in Grant cemetery. . MARY WYNKOOP Mrs. Fred (Mary) Wynkoop, 87, a native of McHenry, died Nov. 17 in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. She was born in McHenry Aug. 5, 1880, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Besley. She had resided in Woodstock for more than a half century. In 1901 she was married to Ray Lamphere, who died five years later in an explosion in a McHenry canning factory. She was married to Fred Wynkoop in 1922 and he preceded her death in 1950. . She is survived by a son, Dr. George E. Lamphere, of Belvidere and one grandson. Funeral services were held at the Schneider-Leucht.Merwin- Cooney .chapel in Woodstock Monday afternoon, with Rev. Raymond C. Shawl officiating. Burial was in Wauconda cemetery. TRANSFER STUDENT A large number of students who have transferred from junior colleges are completing their first quarter at Western Illinois university at Macomb. Among them is Joseph W. Malpede of 815 W. Bay road, McHenry. MOTOR FIRE Firemen from Department I Of the McHenry Fire Protection district were called to the home of Edward Caron, 2727 Orchard drive, McCullom Lake, about 12:20 Monday afternoon to extinquish a fire in the blower of a motor in the furnace. Damage was confined to the motor. COLLEGE NIGHT The fifth annual College Night at McHenry high school will be held from 7:30 until 9:30 on Thursday, Nov. 30, in the high school. Details will appear in next week's issues. USE THE CLASSIFIED JOHN F. BRYLES A former resident of Pi stakee Highlands, John F. Bryles, 62, died Sunday, Nov. 19, at McHenry hospital. Mr. Bryles lives at 623 Kingston Blvd., Fox Lake, and operated hi sown business, Crest Carburetor Rer builder, in Fox Lake. Born in Lincoln, 111., May 11, 1905, he is survived by his wife, Evelyn; daughter, Mrs. Jackie (Patrick) Lungaro, Chicago; a grandson, Anthony John Lungaro, step-daughter, Darlene Jacque, Burlington, Wis., and a step-grandchild. He was preceded in death by his stepson, Randy H. Larson, who was killed in an auto accident, Nov. 4. Funeral services will be conducted at the K.K. Hamsher funeral home, 12 No. Pistakee Lake McHENRY PLAINDEALER Established 1875 .1812 West Kim Street Phone 38&-0170 McHenry, Illinois -- €0054) Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHenry, 111. Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. Lund - Publisher V V M E M B E R 1 9 6 7 rMEWSWEil? Adele Froehlich. 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