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p i-_ ^ , t'. \ .. ^ ^ rT or. gfr , , s'*^ -y/^ 1v r , ' f P , ' - ; - v- OurServicemen i CRAIG BOSS Army Private Craig H.Boss, 2(|| son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.Boss, Ringwood, was named honor graduate upon completion of an eight-week carpenters conrse at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mfyr the course, Boss learned methods of inspecting and repairing existing buildings, replacement of joints, the cutting of new doors and windows, mixing and pouring of concrete, and principles of prefabrication. CITYMANAGER TO ADDRESS VOTERS LEAGUE MAY M John Cottingham, Woodstock city manger, will speak to the Woodstock-McHenry League of Women Voters at their annual luncheon on May Id. His address, "Hie Illinois Constitution and Local Government," will be a topic of special interest. Last mbrith delegates to the 33rd state4 convention of the League df Women Voters of Illinois adopted A program item under which Leagues will study the structure of local government in Illinois. Mrs. JodyDoran of McHenry and Mrs. Peg Fyfe and Mrs. Pearl Miyashiro of Woodstock attended the three-day state convention in Chicago. Delegates expressed a need for better understanding of local- state relationships and agreed that this is a field in which the League has a resppnsibility under its purpose of promoting informed citizen participation in government. The League will also continue its twenty-year fight for a constitutional convention of Illinois. If the legislature votes to place the question of holding a convention on the ballot for 1968, the League will make an all-out effort to tell every voter in the state of the need for a new Constitution. Women in the Woodstock- McHenry area interested in joining or learning more about the League are cordially invited to their annual luncheon which will be held at The Timbers in Woodstock at 1 (/clock May 18. For reservations, call Mrs. Frank (Carol) Sek before April 14. SUITS BROUGHT AGAINST S966 EVADERS FRANK C. BETH Seaman Recruit Frank C. Beth, 21, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey R. Beth of 2701 Holiday drive, McHenry, has been graduated from nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training center, Great Likes. In the first weeks of his naval service he studied military subjects and lived and parked under conditions similar to those he will encounter on his first ship or at his first shore station. FILM FOR PUBLIC The film, "Tortured for Christ" will be shown Sunday evening, May 7, at 7:30 p.m. at the Woodstock Free Methodist church, 934 North Seminary avenue. This is the incredible, true story of Rev. Richard Wurmbrand, who suffered fourteen years of comniunist torture and lived to tell tbout it. The film is produced tty Underground Evangelism, a -non-denominational group emphasizing evangelism behind the communist curtains. The public H invited. COLLEGE BOARD CANDIDATE Tom Parsley, Crystal Lake, Marian Central athletic director and mathematics teacher, has formally announced his candidacy for the board of the new McHenry County Junior College District 528. Parsley is among several candidates filing for one of the seven memberships on the county-wide board. PUBLIC PULSE (the Plaindealer invites the public to use this column as an expression of their views on subjects of general interest in our community. Our only request is that writers limit themselves to 300 words or less signature, full address and phone number. We ask, too, that one individual not write on the same subject more than once each month. We reserve the right to delete any material which we consider libelous or in objectionable taste.) FRIENDLY TOWN "Dear Sir: "Summer vacations can be a time for leisurely activities or a time for family growth and enrichment. "McHenry area residents are being offered, what I feel is a valuable chance for personal and family growth in understanding variations in cultures and ethnic groiq>s through the Chicago City Missionary society's Friendly Town program. "Families in McHenry area may request one, two or three People who didn't pay last year's Personal Property taxes will be the next target of litigation by the McHenry county Treasurer's office, according to Treasurer Cal Skinner, Jr. Prior to this time the Treasurer's office has concentrated attention on individuals and businesses delinquent for more than one year and those delinquent for one year prior to 1965. Skinner suggests that delinquent taxpayers plan to pay both last year's bill and thfis year's bill at the same time. , .'jThatavgy they wiUprpl^bkW able to avoid court and judgment costs ranging up to $14", Skinner pointed out. For information about whether an individual is delinquent or not, people may call 338- 2040, extension 70, at the Court House. children from Chicago's Inner City to visit with their children or grandchildren for a two week period: July 15 to 29, July 29 to Aug. 12 or Aug. 5 to Aug. 19. Host families may specify the number of children they wishto entertain as well as the sex and ages of the children. Inter-ethnic children between 6 and 11 years of Catholic, Prostestant and Jewish faiths . are recommended for the program by Chicago churches and community organizations. The advantages for these Inner City children are many. The chance for first hand experience and knowledge of a different life style, a safe, health place to play and first hand understanding of our willingness to grant each human being the freedom of self-respect and control of his own destinyfreedoms we take so much for granted for ourselves. "The advantages for our children are also many, thfi most important of which maybe the chance to experience the reality that every child is a person despite any national or racial differences. The teaching and sharing of our joys and hopes and the expression of new horizons for these children will reinforce our joy in life. "As area chairman for the program I wish each McHenry family could take advantage of the program. Applications may be obtained from me. Interested families are invited to the slide program at 2 p.m. May 13 in Community Methodist church, Main and Center streets, McHenry. Babysitting service will be available free. The program is also active in Crystal Lake and Woodstock this summer. Sincerely yours, Mrs. Frank Templin 1817 Orchard Lane McHenry, 111. 385-7253 DRIVER INJURED Henry A. Sheldon of Amanda street, McHenry, was treated in McHenry hospital for injuries sustained Saturday when his auto struck a tree and mailbox on Regner road. He told authorities he was driving south and rounding a curve when an unidentified driver forced his car off the road and it struck the tree. When he regained consciousness, he sought aid at a nearby home. FILM STRIPS GIVE REVIEW OF CONSTITUTION The Americanism Study group met in Room 122 of the McHenry Community high school Monday night at 7:30. The four film strips shown were a review of the beginning of the United States and the writing of the Constitution and what influences aided in the writing of it. The Bill of Rights had to < be added before the States would ratify it, proving how important the original States felt about maintaining their individual freedom. Next week the subjects of the film strips will be: "What is Communism?", "Communist Expansion", "The Lures of Communism" and "Communism's Formula for Power/' These films are very worthwhile and anyone who attends will be sure to benefit from having seen them. MAY 4, 1967 - PLAINDEALER - SEC. I, PG. II; gressional district to compete ~ for the two appointments. Clifford Lindstrom and Jeffrey McNally will begin their education and training at West Point, New York, on July 3, 1967, as part of the class of 1971. The regular academic year at the Military academy commences in September. USE THE McHENRY MAN IS APPOINTED TO WEST POINT Congressman Robert Mc- Clory(R. Lake Bluff) announced this week that a McHenry youth, Clifford O. Lindstrom, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford O. Lindstrom, 806 Peter street, is being appointed to the United States Military academy at West Point. Clifford is presently attending the University of Illinois at Chicago Circle, wherfe he is enrolled in an Honor's program. Clifford was graduated from Wauconda high school in June, 1966, where he established an outstanding scholastic record, actively participated in the Student Council, and was a member of the cross-country, basketball and baseball teams. Also appointed to the Military Academy is Jeffrey A. 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