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Ghostbustersmi Fri. 5.20.7:30.9:30 S»t,Sun. 1:15,3:20,5:20.7:30,9:30 M Thurs.-6.8:15 No one under 18 admitted fn. 7:45 Sat. Sun. 3 15.7 45 M Thurs 7 45 The couple honeymooned in Ja­ maica and Mexico and now reside in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Both are seniors at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls and are graduates of H.D. Jacobs High School. ows EYEWEAR, NO LONGER A NECESSITY? EYE SURGERY WHICH TAKES PLACE WHILE THE PA- TIENT SNOOZES IN AN OUTPATIENT CENTER NOW OFF- ERS THE REALISTIC HOPE OF REMOVING EYEGLASS DEPENDENCY FOR MANY WHO ARE UNCOMFORTABLE WITH CONTACT LENSES OR WHO SEEK FREEDOM FROM EYEWEAR FOR PERSONAL OR PROFESSIONAL REASONS. HORTHWEST HERALD Section B W»dn«»<Uy, S«pt«mb«r H, P>8» » Weddings FIRST INSTITUTE I OF TRAVEL^^SI PROFESSIONAL TRAVEL INDUSTRY TRAINING •lb-week course •Day & evening classes •Over 170 hours of in-depth training •Hands on computer facilities Appioved b» the Illinois state Board of Educa tion OWM* and operated b» one of the Pr» m*r Retail Irwel Agencies in Illinois 31E. Crystal Lake Ave. Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (815)459-3500 Day of the Dead (NR) Creature (R) fri. 6:20,8:15,1010 SK.Sun 2:15.4:10.6 20,8:15.10:10 M. Thurs.-6:20.8:15 PeeWee'iBig Adventure (pel fn. 6:10,8.9.45 " Sat Sun 2 30.4:20.6 10 8.9:45 M Thars 610,8 AmadeusiPG) Fn. 5.8 Sit -Sun. 2.5 8 R Thurs. 7:30 American Ninji« fit 5 40.7 40.9:40 Stt Saa. 2 3 50.5 40.7:40.9:40 R. Than 6 20.8:20 THESE SURGICAL TECHNIQUES, FIRST USED IN THE U.S.S.R. AND IN COLUMBIA, CAUSE BETTER FOCUSING OF LIGHT WITHIN THE EYE BY RESHAPING THE CORNEAL WINDOW. IN THE SOVIET TECHNIQUE (FYODOROV), CALLED RADIAL KERATOTOMY, HALF MILLIMETER-DEEP RA­ DIAL CUTS GOING FROM THE PUPIL'S EDGE TOWARD THE WHITE PORTION ALLOW A NATURAL FLATTENING EFFECT ON THE CENTRAL CORNEA TO OCCUR. REFINED IN THE U.S.S.R. SINCE 1973 AND IN THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1978, MORE THAN 100,000 KERA- TOTOMIES HAVE BEEN PERFORMED WORLD-WIDE. SEVERAL U.S. STUDIES HAVE RECONFIRMED ITS SA- FETY AND HIGH EFFECTIVENESS, THOUGH SOME RARE, SERIOUS COMPLICATION HAVE OCCURRED. KERATOTOMY CORRECTS NEARSIGHTEDNESS AND ASTIGMATISM. IN THE COLOMBIAN TECHNIQUE IBARRAQUER}, THE SURGEON USES HIGH TECH EQUIPMENT TO REMOVE A Q U A R T E R - M I L L I M E T E R - T H I C K C O N T A C T L E N S - SHAPED WAFER FROM THE FRONT EYE WALL. THIS PROCEDURE, WHICH HAS A 25 YEAR TRACT RECORD, CORRECTS FARSIGHTEDNESS AS WELL AS NEARSIGHTEDNESS BEYOND THE RANGE OF KERATO­ TOMY. , / FOR MORE INFORMATION, WRITE: ILLINOIS CENTER FOt CORRECTIVE EYE SURGERY 214 WASHINGTON STREET DEPT. 8 INCLESIOE, ILLINOIS 60041 We'd like to welcome SUSAN WESTMORLAND * RHONDA RICE to our staff ["introductory Special I HAIR PERM ̂ j I n c l u d i n g *1 Q99 j h a i r c u t • w I w i t h t h i s a d a n d w i t h I S u s a n o r R h o n d a o n l y | Call for appointment today I Spring Hill Mall Sunday 11-5 Mon-Sat 9-9 426-9100. ©*• 263 3*idat .AND boutique LTD • BRIDAL GOWNS • BRIDE SAAAIDS • MOTHERSOFTHE •TUXEDO RE NTAt WEDDING "ACCESSORIES INVITATIONS • LINGERIE PROM DRESSES • AF TER 5 DRESSES Hours: Mon. 8> Thurs. 12 8:30 Tues. Wed Fri. 10 6 Sat. 10 4 Brides Please Call For Appointment 409 N FRONT STREET (RT. 31 SOUTH) McHtNRY (81b)38b bbM "Your Special Occasion Experts" The former Debra A. Miller be­ came the wife of Darren J. Shay June 22, 1985 in Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, McHenry. The 5:30 p.m. double ring nuptials were officiated by Pastor Roger Schneider. Mrs. Schneider was the organist, and Wally Johnson was soloist. The bride is the daughter of Rob­ ert C. Miller, 2221 Manor Ln., Mc­ Henry, and the late Delores Miller. John J. and Alyce J. Shay, 3804 Millstream Dr., McHenry, are the parents of the bridegroom. Attending the bride as maid of honor was Connie Miliar of Chicago. Bridesmaids were Pat Brown, Ja­ net Neuman, Debbie Vornkahl and Julie Shay, all of McHenry. Handling the duties of best man was Kevin Shay of McHenry. Groomsmen were Dan Vornkahl, Dean Smith and Larry Ekeroth, all of McHenry; and Robert Neuman of California. Jenny Covalt of McHenry was the flower girl; Jim Neuhaus of Genoa City, Wis. was the ring bearer; and Rich Davis and Joey Foreman served as ushers. „ A reception for 225 friends and relatives was held in the McHenry VFW Hall immediately following the ceremony. The new Mr. and Mrs. Shay are "at home" at 3816 W. John St., McHenry. She graduated from Mc­ Henry East Campus in 1982, attend­ ed Don Roberts Beauty School, and is a hairdresser at Fantastic Sam's, McHenry. He graduated from Mc­ Henry West Campus in 1981 and is employed as an equipment operator at McHenry Sand & Gravel of McHenry. Watsh-UseMIng Phalln-Founds- James Phalin and Marianne Founds were married May 25,1985 at the Lewiston First United Meth­ odist Church in Lewiston, Idaho. James, son of Larry and Patricia Phalin of Cary, is a 1978 graduate of Cary-Grove High School and a 1983 graduate of the University of Idaho. Marianne, daughter of Boyd and Rosemary Founds, of Lewiston, Idaho, is a 1981 graduate of Lewis- ton High School and a 1985 graduate of the University of Idaho. The maid of honor was Natalie Johnson of Colfax, Washington. The best man was Robert Collaer of Mt. Vernon, Washington. Bridesmaids included Marietta Arnzen of Nez Perce, Idaho; Lana Horton of Lew­ iston, Idaho; and Kim Barnett of Orofino, Idaho. Groomsmen were David Phalin of Chicago; Robert Founds of Lewiston, and Tim Prather of Cary. Ushers were Mark Mills of Cicero and Brian Anthony of Blackfoot, Idaho. Marianne recently graduated with a B.S. ln accounting and Jim has a B.S. ln computer science and is employed by I.S. Grupe in Lombard. With motorcycles in the back ground, friends and relatives wit nessed the marriage of bike' enthu siasts Tina Marie Walsh and Robert Bruce Uselding in Pike Marsh at Moraine Hills State Park. The ceremony was presided over by the Preacher of the Sojourners at 2 p.m., June 22. Special music was taped by Mabel Lou Weber of Anti och, 111. The bride is the daughter of Ber nard N. andKatherine L. Walsh, U Highview Ave., Fox Lake, 111. Mrs Elizabeth A. Uselding, 3008 Double A 1*%-- - III-- . 1 _ I _ ^ tree Dr., Ft. Collins, Colo., is the mother of the bridegroom. The bride was gowned (or the occasion in a dress of white Italian satin, lavished with pearls and white sequins The fitted bodice was fashioned with a sweetheart neck • line, edged with lace. Embroidered t flace trimmed the long sleeves, end I ing in a point at the ring finger ; and the hemline of the skirt and train Her bouquet of deep pink roses, tiny white flowers and baby's breath, graced with satin and lace ribbon, was secured to a wicker fan. An added bit of sentiment was a ribbon bow, taken from a bouquet she had caught last July. The maid of honor was Wanda Lew of Antioch and bridesmaids were Joyce Pahnke of McHenry and the bride's sister Tammy Vallango of Round Lake, 111. Attendants were attired in floor length "royal blue gowns with spa ghetti straps and tie belts, complete with short sleeved, high collared (/jackets. Their bouquets, creations of the bride, were light pink roses, ttnyblue flowers and baby's breath, secured to wicker fans, with white satin and lace ribbon streamers. Handling the duties of best man was John Pahnke of McHenry Groomsmen were Guy Pederson and Jerry Thomas, both of Round Lake, 111 The mother of the bride wore a royal blue dress with lace edging the V-neck, long sleeves and a pleat ed skirt. A lavender chiffon, V-neck dress was worn by the groom's mother. One hundred and fifty guests at tended a reception at the Country House In Antioch, and later, the newlyweds embarked on a honey moon which included a tour around Lake Michigan. The new Mrs. Uselding graduated BRIDAL CUSTOMS Bridesmaids originally had a real function at weddings; their job wis to dress the bride for the ln 1978 from Grant Community High School and is presently employed as a meter reader for Commonwealth Edison in Crystal Lake. Her husband, a 1968 graduate oi Onarga Military School, attended Elmhurst Cottage aud it currently a material handler for Sun Electric. Milter-Shay rank-Hutchinson--- « Julie Frank, daughter of Bill and #at Frank of Haegers Bend Road in Algonquin, and Greg Hutchinson, son of Jim and Carol Hutchinson of Sunset Lane in Algonquin, were married Saturday, Aug. 10, 1985 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Algonquin. The clergyman for the 4:30 p.m., double-ring ceremony was the Rev. Rollin F. Kuznik. Terri Mess was the soloist. The bride was given away by her father. Debbie Lawrence, the bride's sis­ ter, was the matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Sue Painter, Cheryll Hutchinson, Joy Lampe and Cathy Hutchinson. The flowergirl was Nicole Lawrence, the bride's niece. Andy Grau was the best man. Groomsmen were Mike Frank, Paul Doyle, Jim Lawrence and Barry Mess. Ushers were Mark Kozlowski and Geoff Hutchinson. The reception was held at the Pheasant Run Resort In St. Charles.