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"r1--i«, - 99 *tausyau PLAINDEALKR v vr, s?r?" We can easily guess that winter sports is the activity for which much care is being given to dressing--and the family-' movie record will be LcUci Lcuiuu/ ii bi&i-ut ai the beginning and follows the action to the out-of«doors. Not All Movie Stars Are in Hollywood While it is well-known that the jbrightest stars of the film world shine forth from the Hollywood galaxy--there are a few million minor stars that twinkle right around home for the benefit of amateur movie cameras. With more and more families turning to movie cameras as the ideal means of keeping a record of their activities, we want to tell you today about the most versatile, inexpensive movie camera ~we're ever seen. You may have heard talk about 16mm cameras with turret" lenses --or about people buying telephoto and wide-angle lenses to increase the range of their movie making. Most likely, you felt these things aren't for me--too complicated and expensive. Well, now they are for you and all in one simple, fixed focus camera. It has an ingenious turret Resign, enabling you to switch "QStom telephoto, to standard, to wide-angle lens movie making with a mere twist of the wrist. You can stand in one spot and make three different types of movie scenes. You can shoot regularly with the standard lens. Switch to the telephoto lens and you reach right out to bring a comparatively small part of your subject up to full picture size. Then a change to the wide-angle lens gives you a nice full view of the subject that is especially good for large scenic views or for setting a complete stage for your subject's action. And, all of this comes to you for under $80. When you use this, or any other movie camera, be sure to remember that your camera is made to record action. Don't waste your movie film on still snapshots. Try for continuity in the action, too. Movies that tell the simplest of stories are far better than those composed of a series of disconnected shots. --John Van Guilder F. M. RADIO & TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR G,E'. & SEJ^TlNEiL } • First in Quality • Fairest in Prices • Fastest in Service • 22 Years Radio & TV. Experience • Pick-up & Delivery • All ParCs Installed By Us Are Fully Guaranteed • vWe Service All Makes 'THE SATISFIED CUSTOMER IS OUR FIRST CONSIDERATION" Phone McHenry 979 or 577-M-l HOURS: DAILY 9 A.M. TO 7 PJM. " FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS 128 No. Riverside Drive McHenry, III., fe Dries Bribes Pafatki fates -Muhl Johnsburg News ^ By Mra. Betty Hetternuuin Hospital Notes It was Mrs. Lu Huomann, not Lu Hettermann, who entered the Memorial hospital last week. Lu underwent surgery and will be coming home real soon. Harry Ward is now at his home after spending a few days at Victory Memorial hospital. Mrs. Regina Michels is on the road to recovery after putting in a few bad weeks. PJIus Two Two more up and coming citizens made their way, into this vast world recently. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Freund welcomed a son, born at the Memorial hospital on March 7. At the same hospital on March 15, a little girt saw the light of day. She was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs! Joseph Hiller. Our congratulations are extended to the new parents. Don't Forget J A big and important vote is coming up next Saturday, March 24. Thr "ihjcct h: the portion of Johnsburg and will take place at the Community club hall. Get out and vote in the very important election. It Pays to Advertise In The McHeiry Plaindealei Happy Birthday To Johnny Joe Smith, who reached his fourth milestone on March 20. Around the Town Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith were in Beloit, Wis., recently to attend the baptism of their granddaughter, Debbie Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Zimmermann. Mr. and Mrs. Bill May and sons, Mrs. Catherine Freund and' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dehn and family were dinner guests at the George Hiller home last Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith, Mrs. Helen Hettermann and Mrs. John Herdrich visited Carol Ann Stilling at St. Coletta's in Jefferson, Wis., last week. Later in the afternoon, they visited Bill Krift in the Burlington hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hettermann and family, accompanied by relatives from McHenry, drove to Milton, Wis., for dinner last Sunday. Mrs. Liz Smith, Mrs. Catherine "" 1 - i > Freund 4?md Mrs. Helen Pitzen enjoyed dinner at the home of Mrs. Helen Hettermann last Saturday evening. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gene King and family were Sunday dinner guests at his mother's home. A large group of lady and girl Foresters received communion in a kjQdy last Sunday at the 8:30 mass at St. John's churclh. A breakfast served in very fine style was enjoyed by the ladies following the mass in the school hall. The men did a fine job of frying ham and eggs, dressed in white aprons. ' WIN GOLD MEDALS Richard Kittredge and Jimmy Herdrich won gold medals for being nafned the best dancers in their class at the Ber-Jan Dance Studio last week. The Red Cross and Heart fund drives are worthy of your support. Give generously. LEGAL ANNUAL TOWN MEETING Notice Is Hereby Given To the legal voters, residents of the Town of McHenry in the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, that the Annual Town Meeting of said Town will take place on Tuesday, April Third, A.D. 1956, being the first Tuesday of said rnonth, at the hour of 2:00 o'clock P.M. at Town Clerk's Office for the transaction of the miscellaneous business of the said town; and after a Moderator having been elected, will proceed to hear and consider reports of officers, to appropriate money to defray the necessary oxpenses of the Town and decide on such measures as may, in pursuance of law, come before the moating. Given under my hand on. this 17th day of March, A.D. 1956. H. V/ALTER ANDERSON, J- Town Clerk Read the Want Ads iiii i it 11 ia:i uiiii rrriiiiii:!:: ;iirri;t ri t:tiiijfi:iii i ,r 6 1 ESlGNS ^'tOMI IN and SEE THE NEW CONTEMPORARY WALLPAPER COLLECTION by Here's wallpaper at its best . . . patterns and tones to bring added warmth and hospitality into your home . . . fresh, new designs, colorings and the individuality only beautifully papered walls cam radiate. Surface scaled with plastic to give amazing scrubbability. May we show yon the Contemporary Collection soon? PAINT & SUPPLY "YOUR BENJAMIN I^OORE DEALER" PHONE 864 208 E. ELM STREET McHENRY, ILL NEWS FROM Wonder Lake By Phyllis Whitfield v- (Continued From Page 11) back by F. O. Marian from Wonder Lake. Mr. Marian flew to Africa in December on company business and his slides and souvenirs proved most interesting. Ten Year Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Benoche celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary March 16. On Tuesday, March 13, they and their daughters, Susan and Jeanniejo, motored to Chicago, where they were the dinner guests of Mr. Benoche's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bennett, and children, Joan and Bobby. As their apartment is near the Municipal airfield, the children enjoyed watching the planes land and take off. Happy Birthday Diane7 Feldhahn, who was 10 years old March- 14, was joined by nine "girl friends after school to celebrate with her. The guests were Linda Mansfield, Patricia Grabovy, Laura Wilson, Krysia Oleszczuk, Diane and Kathy Mo Mann, Leanna Sellek, Sandy Larson and Myra Franz. . . Return From Florida Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Epp, who have been in Florida for two months, have returned ' to their home in Wooded- Shores. Their neighbors and friends are happy to see them back. Play Cards for Hospital The Wonder Lake Bridge club met Thursday, March 15, at the home of Mrs. Martha Thompson. Others present were Mesdames Grace Sellek, Velma Sinclair, t Harriet MrCall, Ruth Woodward, j Greta Weisenberger and Simone I Fuller. The next meeting will j be in May at the home of Mrs. Ruth Woodward. In April, thehospital group will sponsor Jf card party at Harrison school fof l aU groups at the Lake and thes#f ladies plan to attend that as^- their April meeting. it Pays to Shop at Home VOTE FOR (xj John P.Manning ROCHELLE, ILLINOIS . Republican Candidate for State Representative Boone, DeKalb, McHenry and Ogle Counties. Yottr Vote and Support Will be Appreciated Primary, April 10, 1936 WIN A TV SET A? YOUR JEEP DEALER! • Big 21" console TV Means • Nothing to buy 01* write Traction and # Just register for drawing ^The Universal 'Jeep'... does hundreds of jobs. Versatility • • Famous 'Jeep' traction: WHY NOT DROP IN TODAY? Take a "Jeep" Vehicle demonstration Register for the free TV. set drawing! McHEMRY GARAGE 600 FRONT ST. WILLYS SALES & SERVICE. PHONE 403 McHENRY, ILL. 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