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Baer-Pryor Laura Baer, 5016 N. Oak, Crystal Lake, daughter of- Philip and Jo- Anne Baer of Barrington, was mar­ ried to Daryll Pryor, son of Arthur and Barbara Pryor. They were married April 20 at the First United Methodist Church. Maid of honor was Catherine Baer. Bridesmaids were Nancy Di- Verde, Ellen Schwartz, Darlene Mann, and Karyn Kortan. Jr. Bridesmaids were Sheila and Tina Pryor. Best man was Rich DiVerde. Groomsmen were Jim Krueger, John Larsen, Larry Harvey and Rob Weaver. Ushers were Ross Silver and Greg Gullazo. Grant-Ambrosia Tammera Lynn Grant and Antho­ ny Dominic Ambrosia were married May 11, 1985, at First United Meth­ odist Church, Crystal Lake, by the Rev. Richard Carlson in a double- ring ceremony. Tammera is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Michael R. Grant, Crystal Lake, and Anthony is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ambrosia of Berwyn. Soloist Heidi Grant Johnson and Organist Ingrid Hansen performed during the wedding. The matron of honor was Heidi Grant Johnson, the bride's sister, and the bridesmaids were Tanya Nelson, Gennie Bristal, both of Crystal Lake and Lisa Janas, Mc- Henry. The flower girl was Kristin E. Menger, the bride's cousin. John Ambrosia, brother of the groom, was the best man, and the groomsmen were John Cain, Bob Marciszewski and Bob Senese. The ring bearer was Bobby Senese. Tammera is a 1983 graduate of Crystal Lake South High School, and attended Northern Illinois Uni­ versity, and Anthony is a 1982 grad­ uate of Morton West High School, and currently attends Northern Illi­ nois University. Elperc-Howley Elizabeth Elpers, Crystal Lake, daughjter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Elpers of Crystal Lake, was mar­ ried to Matthew Howley, Lakewood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Howley of Lakewood. They were married May 18, 1985 at Immanuel Lutheran Church. Maid of honor was Jennifer Elpers. Bridesmaids were Nancy Howley, Jessica Smith, Michelle Boehmke, and Janice Gipple. Best man was Mark Howley. Groomsmen were John Howley, Paul Ubanks, Marc Ferguson and Sam Cruise. Ushers were Rick Elrickson and John Barr. Elizabeth graduated from North­ ern Illinois University with a degree in interior design. She now works for Schafer Associates, Oak Brook. Matthew graduated from North­ ern Illinois University with a degree in finance. He now works for Valua­ tion Counselors of Chicago as a fi­ nancial analyst. ̂ NORTHWEST HERALD SectlonS Monday, Augutt 3, IMS Page 11 Weddings Engagements Toscano-Ed wards Beverly Ann Toscano, 300 Opatrny Drive, Fox River Grove, daughter of Martin and Dolores Toscano of Crystal Lake, was mar­ ried to Randall Grant Edwards, 120 N. Walkup Ave., Crystal Lake, son of Robert and Beverly Edwards of Crystal Lake. They were married May 18 at St. Thomas the Apostle Church in Crys­ tal Lake. Maid of honor was Linda Toscano. Bridesmaids were Denise Trent, Patsy LeClair, Therese Caruso and Amy Edwards. Flower girl was Dana Rexford. Sandberg-Kowalski Karen Joan Sandberg and Brian John Kowalski were married May 25, 1985, at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church by the Rev. Joe Kulak in a double-ring ceremony. Karen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Sandberg of Crystal Lake, and Brian is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kowalski, also of 1 Crystal Lake. Julie Leahy was the maid of hon­ or, and the bridesmaids were Kim Kowalski, the bride's sister; Dana Kowall, Karen's cousin; and Cindy Kowalski, the groom's sister. - The soloist was Donna Dohring, organist was, Helen Bird, and the flower girl was Becky Dier, Brian's cousin. The best man was Glenn Marach, and the groomsmen were Dale Kowalski, the groom's brother; Paul Kowalski, the groom's broth­ er; and Kelly Sandberg, the bride's brother. Ushers were Stan Ross and John Wilyat; and Matthew Mishler was the ring bearer. v Karen is a 1983 graduate of North­ ern Illinois University and is em­ ployed by McHenry County Youth Service Bureau. Brian is a 1979 Crystal Lake South graduate and works for Foster Pros. Concrete. Jessie-Perron. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jessie announce the engagement of their daughter Emily Ann, to Mr. John L. Perron, son of Mr. John Perron and Mrs. Mary Perron. Emily is artistic director of the The Dance Academy in Cary. John is a sales representative for Clifford-Colby Chrysler Plymouth in Crystal Lake. Both are gradu­ ates of Cary-Grove High School. An August 17 wedding has been planned at the Resurrection Church in Woodstock* Best man was Randall Burmeis- ter. Groomsmen were Gary Yager, Kenneth Edwards, Thomas Ed­ wards and Paul Toscano. Ring bearer was Chad Yager. Beverly is a 1978 graduate of Crystal Lake Central High School and a 1981 graduate of McHenry County College with an associate degree in applied science. Randall is a 1976 graduate of Crystal Lake Central High School and is presenUy attending McHenry County College. He is employed by Barnant Corp., Barrington. WHkfnson-Mosdell Mr. and Mrs. Harlen Wilkinson of Crystal Lake announce the engage­ ment of their daughter, Kristen Wil­ kinson, to Dean Kent Mosdell, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mos­ dell of Montreal, Quebec. Kristeatis a graduate of Crystal Lake South High School and Purdue University School of Pharmacy and is a staff pharmacist at Indiana University Medical Center in Indianapolis. Dean is a graduate of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and is a doc­ toral candidate in agronomy at Pur­ due University. An August, 1985 wedding is planned in Crystal Lake. Hennig-Bertram Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hennig of Rockford announce the engagement of their daughter, Bettie Jo Hennig, to Neal Bertram, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kirk of Crystal Lake, and the late Frederick Bertram. Bettie Jo graduated from Rock- ford Lutheran High School and Eastern Illinois University, Charleston. She is employed as a teacher at John F. Kennedy Middle School in Rockford. Her fiance graduated from Crys­ tal Lake Central High School and EIU. He is employed as a teacher at Rockford Lutheran High School. A July wedding was held. Deena Rohrer, daughter of Ber- nice Rohrer of Crystal Lake, will be married Sept. 14 in the First Con­ gregational Church of Crystal Lake. She is engaged to Larry Kolb of Waukegan, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Kplb of Oak Lawn. Deena graduated from Crystal Lake Central High School in 1978 and from Principia College in 1982, where she majored in Education. She is now a travel consultant for the Lake Forest Travel Bureau. Larry works as a chemical opera tor at Pfanstiehl Laboratories in Waukegan. Rohrer-Kolb