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Less is more in menswear fashion score The dress-up trend sweeping the men's fashion scene, says the Men's Fashion Association, has given a fresh perspective to malejeweby. The new look in collar pins, tie tabs and tacks, and other ac­ cessories is smaller, more func­ tional. The newer, dressier suits--the vested model is the most obvious example--call for dressier accessories. Business shirts have been stym­ ied for wear with a tie pin, though the option is left to the wearer, and neckwear shapes and patterns all encourage a re­ vival of interest in jewelry. It's part of "retro" fashion--looking back in order to look ahead--and it offers new options to the gift-giver on Father's Day, June 17th. ' PLAINDEALER • PAGE 19 - WEDNESDAY. JUNE 13,1*79 How well accepted these or­ naments have become is evident in one's living room each morn­ ing and evening. "Today" Show host Tom Brokaw is fond of wearing col­ lar pins, as are national corre­ spondents Max Robinson, Peter Jennings, Frank Reymonds and John Chancellor. The national news this Father's Day could well be col­ lar pins, based on the appeal they have for anchormen. Once thought to be destined for oblivion along with spats, the/Collar pin seems to be mak- ingjin outstanding comeback. :nd is no longer attrib­ utable to\the fad for antique ac­ cessories unearthed by young fashion adventurers who haunt flea markets as well as old jew­ elry stores Fashion often springs from such beginnings, but tie pins and tacks of a similar look are in strong focus this season. Key chains are also making a comeback, and make for an un­ usual gift, particularly the type that attaches to the belt loop and extends to the pocket. Whatever your jewelry gift selection may be, you can start a collection for Dad this Father's Day. GIVE DAD A DREAK THIS SUMMER.,. GIVE HIM ONE OF THESE! Satoh Beaver A Lot of Little Tractor Mere's a compact tractor with full-size features. The 15 hor­ sepower diesel Satoh Beaver-available with 4-wheel or 2-wheel drive. It offers an 8-speed transmission, six forward, two reverse. A Category O-3-point hitch and all the attachments you need for far­ ming, groundskeeping and gardening. The Satoh Beaver-a little tractor, a lot of class GEORGE P. FREUND 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd., McHenry 385-0420 "The House That Service Built" See Us For Father's Day Discounts! Stop in and see our com­ plete line of lawn & . garden equipment. . We can put you in charge of any size lawn! Cub Cadet... still living up to its reputation ...your long-range bargain You can tell it by the automotive-type chassis and the direct drive trans­ mission with no chains or belts. Tell by the quiet--cushioned engine mounts, extra insulation plus a super-sized muffler. And by the tradi­ tional high trade- in value. You can also tell by features like the "Maintenance Minder" that tells you when it's time for periodic maintenance. It's just one way we help keep your Cub Cadet running like new long after others quit. International* Cub Cadet, four models 12 to 16 hp, your No. 1 buy. And the time is right now. MSUUS, George P. Freund Inc. 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd.( McHenry 385-0420 "The House That Service Built" Don't Let fem Belt You! (a chain or pulley a shaft you!) Get a tough Case Garden Tractor with hydraulic drive. No troublesome belts, chains pulleys, shafts in this drive tram One lever controls direc­ tion and speed Nobody else has hydraulic drive -- nobody Get tough Get a Case When it comes to performance Case sets the pace. George P. Freund, Inc. 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd., McHenry 385-0420 "The House That Service Built"