The Herald from Crystal Lake, Illinois • Page 15

Two CRYSTAL LAKE HERALD Friday, May 21, 1976 Section Two campus crossroads Susan Berning Susan Lynn Berning cum will on graduate May 23 from magna Millikin University, Decatur, Ill. She will receive her in music degree education. While at Millikin Susan was a and officer of Chi Omega social member Alpha sorority and Sigma Alpha Iota, national musical fraternity for women. She was recently honored at Millikin by being selected and initiated into Phi Kappa Phi, a national honor fraternity, and Phi Kappa Lambda, musical national fraternity. She was also awarded the fine arts award from her Alpha Chi Omega sorority.

Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Berning, 409 Eugene and her brother Bart, who will graduate from Crystal Lake High School in June, will be attending commencement in Decatur. Patricia Smith Patricia Ann Smith was among those who were granted degrees by Clarke College, Dubuque, Iowa, at its 133rd annual commencement May 8. She received a bachelor of arts degree with a major in social work.

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran Smith, 434 Spruce Crystal Lake, Patricia graduated from Crystal Lake High School in June 1973 after having begun her studies at Clarke the previous January. Don't cheat your wife Many husbands do at without trying. They work a lifetime to build an estate, but don't make plans for their estate after they're gone.

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Klasen Barbara Ann and Glenn Allen Klasen lighted the traditional wedding candle to their favorite song, "Colour My World," in a candlelight service April 24 at 7 p.m. in the First Congregational Church of Crystal Lake. The Rev. Arnold Schaper performed the double ring ceremony which united in marriage the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin A. Lein of 25 N. Heather Crystal Lake, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Klasen of 4907 E.

Rose Crystal Lake. The music was provided by Barbara Thorsen, organist, and Richard Thorsen, soloist. Ivory, yellow and lavender Fuji mums and deep purple baby decorated the church for the occasion. These flowers were repeated at the altar, on the candelabra and on the aisle tapers. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose of ivory lawn.

A Queen Anne collar framed the slit neckline, and the front bodice and wide, fitted cuffs were accen.ed in ivory, alencon lace. A camelot headpiece ivory lace held her double tiered elbow length veil edged in a delicate chantilly lace. She carried a cascade of ivory Jottings Inquirer's meeting June 6 in CL Crystal Lake concerning EDWA 1976 YMCA CONTACT. LAKE REGION YMCA 7315 S. RT.

3 31 Crystal Lake, I11. 60014 Phone 815-459-4455 OR CAMP EDWARDS YMCA Route 3 1275 Army Lake Road EAST TROY, WI 53120 Phone 414-642-7466 COLLECT There will be an Inquirer's meeting in the Edgar Cayce conepts on June 6 at 3 p.m. Over 1,500 small study groups exist for this purpose across the country and world. They are really spiritual workshops for creative living. People of all ages and from all walks of life test the concepts.

Combining periods for reading, discussion, prayer and meditation, the study groups work with principles Cayce described as spiritual laws sand observe changes in themselves. Groups are meeting in homes, churches, college campuses and in prisons. There are no fees and no dues. For further information call 459-5183 or 459-8088. Senior Citizens meeting May 24 of Wilderness," a bicentennial documentary will be shown Monday evening, May 24, to the Crystal Lake Senior Citizens.

The program and meeting will begin at 7:30 in Central School's multipurpose room. The film was made available through the courtesy of 13th District Congressman Robert McClory. DINE OUT THIS WEEKEND Tones Is NowA Lafayette ASSOCIATE STORE Retail and Wholesale Distributors Featuring a Complete Line of EQUIPMENT CB ACCESSORIES We also carry most popular brands of C-B's Rts. 31 120 TONES McHENRY, ILL. MUSIC I ELECTRONICS 815-385-4646 Division of Tones, Inc.

(ACROSS FROM JEWEL FOODS) Patrons' Day June 9 for Country Art Fair Fine art is the main attraction at the 20th annual Country Art Fair taking place June 11, 12 and 13 and sponsored by the Auxiliary to McHenry Hospital. Proceeds go toward the purchase of equipment for the hospital. Revenue comes from ticket sales, a percentage on the sale of a work of art, and the main support of the Fair patrons. Individuals, businesses and industries may become patrons by 60-4 Patricia Collins Mr. and Mrs.

William F. Collins, of 693 Devonshire Crystal Lake, announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Lynn, to Frank W. Chapman III, son of Dr. and Mrs. F.W.

Chapman of Pasadena, formerly of Swarthmore, Pa. They are both teaching in Sauk Village. An Aug. 21 wedding is planned. GREAT GRAD GIFTS! STRIPES by Earhart elegance in Luggage mums accented with purple baby'sbreath.

Dorothy Galvin was the maid of honor. Judy Berquist, 12-year-old niece of the bride, was the junior bridesmaid. They were attired in lavender gowns of lawn accented at the bodice and bottom ruffle with ivory lace. They carried cascades of yellow and purple Fuji mums. Tom Klasen, brother of the groom, served as best man.

The couple's brothers, Melvin Lein Jr. and Donald Klasen ushered, and Dale Klasen, brother of the groom, was a junior groomsman. A champagne dinner was served afterward to 40 guests at Martinetti's Restaurant. Mrs. Pat Looper, sister of the groom, circulated the guest book and honored guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Charles McKenna of Crystal Lake, of the bride. The newlyweds traveled to Disney World in Florida for their wedding trip and are now residing in Crystal Lake. They both graduated from Crystal Lake High School. The bride formerly worked for Crane Packing Co.

and the groom is employed by Mathews Co. in Solomon set wedding date Deborah Kay Breasbois of Lake in the Hills and 1 Wayne Edward Solomon of Algonquin are engaged and will be married Aug. 21 in the First Assembly of God Church, Elgin. The -elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Konsmo of 72 Hilltop Lake in the Hills, and her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon of 136 Hillerest, Algonquin. Discount FOR GRADUATING SENIORS Ron Beier's TRAVEL FIRST 31 E. Crystal Lake Crystal Lake, 815-459-3400 pledging a $5 minimum toward the purchase of a work of art.

A patron is then allowed a "sneakpreview" of the fair before it opens to the public. This special Patron's Day is June 9, from noon to 10 p.m. Chairman of this year's patrons committee is Mrs. Bettina Johnson of McHenry. Anyone interested in becoming a patron may contact Mrs.

Johnson, Country Art Fair, P.O. Box 69, McHenry. McHenry Junior High School will be the site of the '76 Fair. An exciting variety of art is offered including ceramics, fiber arts, graphics, painting, photography and sculpture. County artists are reminded of the May 24 deadline for entry into the Fair.

Artists' work will be received June 5 and 6 at the junior high, under the direction of Carol Cooney of McHenry. Jane Thomas and Elvi Mikk, of Woodstock, are her assistants. Business Women plan installation Tuesday night, May 25, a at 7 p.m. John Evans Inn, the Business and Professional Women's Club of Crystal Lake will conclude the current 1975-76 Session with installation of new officers for the 1976-77 club year. The following members taking office are: Joyce Preusker, president; Marge Pechan, 1st vice president; Betty Destree, 2nd vice president; Dorothy Simon, recording secretary; Arline Becker, corresponding secretary; and Roma Switzer, treasurer.

Marge Pechan, outgoing term president will preside, and the installation ceremony will be conducted by Jackie Krepel, a past president. Entertainment for the evening will be supplied by The Sweet Adelines, a singing group from McHenry. All members are urged to attend this meeting and see their new officers installed and wish them well. If bringing a guest or cancellation is necessary please contact Nancy Rudat at 459-4644 by Friday. gardening notes Looking ahead to summer gardens, members brought plants to exchange.

In addition, a white elephant sale was held making a tidy profit for the club treasury. Undaunted by cool temperatures, characteristic of May, Green Twig Garden Club members met recently for their annual potluck luncheon at the home of Mrs. Fred Johnson. At the business meeting Mrs. Richard Silver, Green Twig president, asked ed for volunteers to assist Mrs.

Ken Lewis with the planting of Depot Park and in caring for it throughout the summer. PRINTING Computer Type Setting Paste-Up Work WEDDING INVITATIONS NAPKINS -MATCHBOOKS PLACE CARDS THANK YOU CARDS CALL 459-4744 RAPHICS. 6217 NW. Highway, Crystal Lake, MJD PHOTOGRAPHY Green Twig Garden Club Teams of 2 ladies will be on duty each week, weeding and watering plants to keep the park beautiful for Crystal Lake commuters. Mrs.

John Wiederhold reported on plans for obtaining and tertaining judges for the 1976 Flower Show. Mrs. Richard Havell discussed arrangements for the Junior Flower Show to be held in conjunction with the Crystal Lake Flower Show June 16 and 17 at North Junior High School. She expressed hope that all interested young people through age 16 who are interested in various phases of gardening would participate. WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS ARE MY SPECIALITY Matthew J.

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