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y;., te&wtyt III ' 1 McHENRY OPT1CIRN5 1301 RIVERSIDE DR. - McHENRY, ILL. -- (Across from the Fox Hole) • f B1513BS-9241 - [815] OVER 3,000 FIRST QUALITY FRAMES ONDISPLAY! ' ALL FRAMES - METAL OR PLASTIC EACH ALL KIDS FRAMES METAL OR PLASTIC GLASSES WHILE YOU WAIT! *S.V. ONLY SENIOR CITIZENS RECEIVE -- FREE FRAMES with Purchase of Lenses! ~ Eyes Examined By Appointment Only! I Let Us Show You Tiffany & DeLaRenta's FOR OKlLY OPEN DAILY 8:30 TO 5:30 WED. 8:30 TO 1 CLOSED SUNDAY Ringwood News 385-8037 653-9262 ' 728-0343 Radosh, of Woodstock. The Marcellises served a family dinner at their home following the service. Honored guests included Jessica's "big" sister, Jenny (who is soon to be 3), maternal grandmother, Joan Frenssen, and maternal great- grandmother, Margaret Black; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marcellis. o TRAVELERS Art and Laura Baker greaT-^unt"jfane""Moraw "of* travelled to Strawberry Point, Jackson, Mich., and uncle. Bob Iowa, last week for a few days Marcellis Baby Is Christened The infant daughter of Gary and Christy Marcellis was baptized during services last Sunday at the Ringwood pnited Methodist church, with Rev. James Segin officiating. Godparents for little Jessica Marppllic hnrn .Tan M arp WITH A VIEW PAGE 17 - PLAINDE ALEE - FRIDAY. AUGU8T S. 1»7» i .--»^. .»i .awii--i -- iM 7m mi --ii--iiMin -- visit with Laura's grand­ mothers and other relatives. Art, Katy and Patty Christopher spent the weekend with the Gary Linstads at Black Creek, Wis. On Saturday they all attended the wedding of Art's niece at Green Bay. Sunday they drove to Oshkosh to see the International E.A.A. air show. The aerobatic per­ formance of two and three- plane teams was uAbelievable. The climax of the show was the precision flying of the Canadian Snowbirds, a squad of nine jets flying in very close formations. MEALS-ON-WHEELS Ladies of the Ringwood church assisted with delivery of Meals-on-Wheels this past week. If you are interested in participating in this worthwhile project, contact Mary Butler. Gem-Mineral Society Will Show Park Film Aug. 12 - Church Services - 9:15 a.m. - Ringwood church DIAL APRAYER 1-385-1234 / Ground Chuck Hints "Salisbury steak" or beef burgers can be easily prepared from ground beef chuck. It usually has less fat and more lean meat than ground beef. As a result, "chuck" will shrink less in cooking and contains enough fat for good flavor and juiciness. The Hiawatha Gem and Mineral society will meet Tuesday, Aug. 7, at 7:30 p.m., at the Lake Villa township hall, corner of Fairfield road and Grand avenue. An interesting film, provided by the Midwest Federation of Gem and Mineral Societies, will be shown, en­ titled, "The American Parks." Anyone interested in rocks,' minerals or fossils is invited to the meeting. Refreshments will be served. The trumpets of the Scoots hit a high note. BIRTHDAYS Happy Birthday to Bob Betts Aug. 6, Aug. 7, Sue Price, Aug. 8 we find 'Dee' Price and Susan Kane celebrating another year. Aug. 9 adds another year for Ray Low and David Zell as does Aug. 10 for Candy Fossum, Russ McPherson and Pat- Mough. Aug. 11 is that special day for Terry (Cristy) An­ derson, Sara Schilling and Michelle Kreutzer. Happy Birthday to all of you wonderful people and we wish you many more happy happies. ANNIVERSARIES Aug. 9 is that special day for Linda (Low) and Bill Billikas way out there in Dubuque, Iowa. They will celebrate 9 years of wedded bliss on that day. Congratulations and we wish you many more happy years together. THINGS TO REMEMBER • Aug. 5 - Morning Watch - 7 a.m. - Greenwood Aug. 5 - Church Services - 9:15 a.m. - Ringwood church Aug. 9 - No UNW meeting & "The Satoh Buck is big for its size. ̂I'm satisfied! "THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT" V George P.Freund 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rds., McHenry M5-04M The crowd views the formation of the Racine Kilts. STAFF PHOTOS/WAYNE GAYLORD With precision, the winning Scouts twirl their rifles. The Satoh Buck can handle a variety of jobs far beyond its 18.5 hp size. With features like a 3-cylinder water • cooled Diesel engine, 2-wheel or 4-wheel drive, 6 forward speeds and 2 reverse, differential lock, live hydraulics and an overriding clutch, it all adds up to maximum performance and maneuverability. Its Category 1-3-point linkage, 3-step PTO and high ground clearance offer greater efficiency and versatility, too. Now that I've # Sgfc*"1 got the Satoh Buck, I've satisfied my small tractor needs. Get it at your tractor dealer. Over 1,800 persons watched the Drum & Bugle Magic show at McCracken field last Sunday night. - The precision and music of the drill teams thrilled'the crowd on the pleasant evening, marking the end of McHenry's Festival week. The Madison Scouts captured first place. They were followed by the Schaumburg Guardsmen, the Park Ridge Cavaliers, Racine Kilts, and the Cedarburg Pioneers. Prior to the competition, the Flying Dutchmen of Quincy gave an exhibition. A Guardsman performs. The Cavaliers of Park Ridge blast the brass instruments.