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Thnreday, October 28,1987 SNAPSHOT GUI CAMPFIRES Try itl WITH W.ndr .-V" the arrival of cooler days and nights Just about everybody, it seems, wants to take advantage ot every opportunity to get out in the country, the lake or seashore for marsh mallow roasts, fish fries, corn roasts, clam bakes, and "what have :yon. 7 Taking pictures at night around Che cAmpftre is a lot of fun and the results very pleasing and out of the ordinary. Since the introduction of the photoflash lamp there has been a tremendous interest in campllre pictures for this lamp is so simple to operate. The photoflash lamp is similar in appearance to a common electric bulb and can be screwed into a special bolder resembling an ordinary band holders are can be purchased at almost any •tore selling photographic supplies. The flash is set off by pressing a but ton, as on an ordinary flashlight, and it gives an Intense light without any noise or smoke. This is how yon take a picture. The people should be grouped as close to the Are as c fort will permit Th© arrangement of the group can be viewed in the of the camera by having hold a pocket flashlight or firebrands at each side of the This will indicate just what and who is Included in the picture. And let have everybody in full view in your finder or else in the finished print you may flnd the decapitated body of a dear friend Appearing in the shadow* of the night as the reincarnation of that famous character in Washington Irving'* "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" -- the Headless Horseman -- who scared the daylights out of Ichabod Crane. V; It is well not to have the fire too bright, nor yet allow it to die down to embers when the picture is made. With the camera resting on a tripod or firm support, set it at stop /.8 (U. S. 4) or largest opening on slower lexis cameras; open the shutter, flash the bulb and then be sure to close the shutter immediately. When using the photoflash bulb, hold it to one side of the camera, and slightly back of it This position prevents possibility of lens flare from the flash. Here's one simple precaution : -- see that the camera is placed where passible smoke from the lire may not be blown towards the lens or between it and the subjects. Remember, too, it is not ] to own an expensive camera to campflre pictures at night Tou can --with a box camera b largest stop. « So if you are planning on an ou door party at night, be sure to t prepared to take some fasclnatin outdoor photoflash pictures. John Van Guilder $P€AKI/VG OF .y * Ht* \ ONLY ONE UGHT * LIGHTHOUSES DO, A GOOD ?OB WITH ONE LIGHT I LIGHTER. C*N DO SONNE GOOOl EVEN WITH ONE LMAP OUT OT- COMMISSION BuTA MfflbRiSr MUST H AVE TWO GOOD UG44T6. 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' • W.ttwmr!b Built on both a six and eight cylider chassis, the two lines are each offered in a choice of eight body styles. Outstanding features of both lines are complete new treatment of front and styling, optional remote control gear shift lever which frees the front compartment of all obstructions, enlarged generator ample for every electrical need, relocation of the battery beneath the hood for greater cleanliness and accessibility, improved silr ent syncro-mesh transmission, complete new treatment of the Fisher body interiors, and a host of minor changes designed to increase the beauty and safety of this ktest offering of the second largest producer *ti General Motors.' . • Engineers who have previewed the NEW PONTIAC MODELS ^ DISPLAYED SATURDAY Retaining the the "Silver Streak," the for 1938, stressing safetv style and mechanical refine- Wla. M. Carroll, Attorney ments, went on, public display Satur- 'Woodstock, Illinois day at dealer showrooms the country EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate of Herman Feltz, Deceased. The undersigned, Executrix of the last Will and Testament of Herman Feltz, deceased, hereby gives notice that she will appear before the County Court of McHenry County, at the Court House in Woodstock, on the 15th day of November, A. D. 1937, at which time all persons having claims against said Instate are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated this 13th day of October. A. D. 1937. 21-3 IDA FELTZ, Executrix. - J- ^ ---' '-•/f iWm. M. Carroll. Attorney'"£j -VY?,;vv:: Woodstock. Illinois -a„a , . ^ EXECUTOR S NOTICE 1938 model pronounced the hew te- Estate of Mattie E. Smith. Deceased mote^ control shift lever one of the out-j ^ undersigned, Executor of the standing mechanical developments of iast Will and Testament 6f Mattie E. the new season. A short and easily •Smith, deceased, hereby gives notice operated lever just.feeneath the steer-;that he will appear before the County wg wheel takes over all the functionsf Court of McHenry County, at the of the conventional gear shift lever Court House in Woodstock, on the 6th located in the center of the front J day of December, A. D. 1937, at which compartment This new "Safety time all persons having' claims against Shift, as it is called, represents the said Estate are notified and requested culmination of six years bf research:to attend for the purpose of having for a safe and simple substitute for the same adjusted. All persons indebtthe conventional gear shift lever and is optional equipment on either fix or eight at slight extra cost • • '" The same body types are available on both six and eight cylinder chassis: 3-passenger standard coupe; 5- passenger sport coupe and cabriolet; 6-passenger 2-door and 4-door sedans. 2-door and 4-door touring sedans, and convertible phaeton. Curb weight of the 4-door sedan is 3415 pounds on the six and 3555 on the eight With the six built on a 117-inch wheelbase and the eight on 122, the two chassis are powered by motors delivering 85 and 100 horsepower respectively and with piston displacements of 223 and 249 cubic inches. Most striking in the new exterior appearance is the restyled front end. The chromium grille popularly known as the "Silver Streak," which leaped into instant public favor when Pontiac first introduced it on the 1935 model, is retained in all its individuality, and becomes the focal point of a new hood side grille and new radiator horizontal grille design which gives the impression of extreme power and beauty. The center radiator grille has nine .vertical chrome plated bars which extend up and over the entire length of the hood. The radiator side grilles are formed by horizontal chrome bars curved to correspond to the contour of the radiator shell. The long hood has the striking chrome plated silver streak on its upper panel corresponding to the vertical radiator grille. The parting line of the hood is at the belt line, with only the upper section raised to service the engine compart ment. Three easily removable wing nuts hold the lower section in place. All hinges are concealed. The hood side grille differs on the eight from the six in that it has three chrome mouldings instead of two. Radiator ornaments are redesigned in the modernistic manner, and new polished die-cast shields conceal the headlamp bracket adjusting cavities. Each model carries a name plate at both the upper and lower parts of the vertical section of the silver grille. 'Wheels and hub caps are new. On the eight, parking lamps have been tailored into the tops of the headlamps to form a haromious unit. This model also boasts distinctive radiator ornament, lower radiator name plate, rear door name plate and moulding, as Well as bumper ornaments and guards in keeping with the greater luxury of this model. Interiors are wholly new, as. are exterior colors and combinations. The newest model offerings of Pontiac are expected to entrench this division of General Motors in its position as a, volume producer. Pontiac built 78,000 of the 1934 models; 126,000 of the 1935 models; 178,000 of the 1986 run, and 236,000 of the 1937 series. Plant expansion makes possible a material increase in 1938, which the company management fully expects to realize in view of the popular appeal of this latest version of the "Silver Streak." Dealers already are making delivery of the new models as fast as shipments are being received from the factory. The R, I. Overton 'Motor Sales is the local dealer. Estate requeeis ted payment- to the undersigned. Dated this 27th day of October, A. D. 1937. 23-3 J. M. McOMBER, Executor. personals' T Mrs. Joaiintf Rulien, Miss, Helen Stevens and Miss Ellen Baker were dinner guests in the home of Miss Mildred Minnich at Oak Park, Saturday evening. Casper Bickler, of Chicago, visited relatives here Sunday. Miss .Ruth Reihansperger was home from Rockford over the weekend. Joe Buch, who was called here from Dallas, Texas, by the death of his father, John Buch, visited relatives a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Purvey and little daughter of Chicago were weekend guests in the Albert Purvey home. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Moritz of Chicago spent the weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, Miss Marie Ropp spent Saturday in Chicago. 'V" * . » , 4%' -- V, ,•'•••*• •'--' I 1 men behind the faotel desks are emissaries of good Prom these men the stranger in our midst gets his ,j first impression of the city's hospitality. A ready smile * and the visitor begins his day with a warm spirit of friendliness he's glad to be here. Tomorrow he con 4iiraes his travels uuLapoalu pleuumUy of McHenry all h« meets. - - '--v has friendly hotels . ; . . with a personnel far the average. We are happy to pay this tribute to our hostelries. We know them well.... and in our busi relationships have found them true to the highest eals of their industry!. McHenry is known as a hospitable city because the man at the desk has done his part DISCUSSION LEADER TRAINING SCHOOL TO BE HELD NOV. 3 A^ special school for discussion lead? ers has been scheduled in McHenry county to be held at the Farm Bureau office in Woodstock on November 3, according to Farm Adviser John H. Brock. The meeting has been scheduled in co-operation with the extension service of the College of Agriculture, University of Illinois to provide special training for those who from time to time are called upon to lead discussions and other types of meetings, Brock explained. A Drummond Jones, division of program plannig, U. S. Department of Agriculture^ will be in charge of the training school. Leaders of farm bureaus, home bureaus, community units, rural youth groups* agricultural conservation association committeemen and others have been invited to attend the meeting. Similar schools are being held in thirteen other . Illinois counties ttea fall. 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