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Roughan-Mayer Loretta Marie Roughan, 2080 Broadway, Lakewood, daughter of Donald and Patricia Roughan, was married to John Robert Mayer, Ela Road, Inverness, son of Robert and Joan Mayer. They were married April 20,1985, at St. Thomas the Apostle Church. Fr. McKitrick performed the double ring ceremony. Music for the occa­ sion was provided by Carol Grivett, organist, and Mr. * and Mrs. Rick Knapp, soloists. Tile bride was es­ corted down the aisle by her father. Matron of honor was Patricia Can- field. Bridesmaids were Mary Mayer, Kelly Roughan, and Mau­ reen Roughan. Flower girl was Jen­ nifer Sappey. Best man was Kelly Hamilton. Groomsmen were Matthew Filosa, Martin Finnis and Michael Mar- chewka. Usher was Don Roughan. Loretta graduated from Universi­ ty of Illinois with a degree in health education and was a graduate of Crystal Lake South High School in 1979. She is now employed by HMO of Atlanta, _GA as a marketing director. John graduated from the Universi­ ty of Illinois in mechanical engineer­ ing and was a 1979 graduate of Fremd High School in Palatine. He is employed by Lockeed Georgia Co. as an associate manufacturing engineer. Following a reception for 155 peo­ ple at Turnberry County Club, the couple honeymooned in Door Coun­ ty. They are making their home in Smyrna, GA. Engagements Burgess-wood Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burgess of Woodstock announce the engagement of their daughter, JeaNae of Whitewater, Wirf., to Brett Wood of Marengo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood of Indianapolis, Ind., formerly of Woodstock. JeaNae, a graduate of Woodstock High School, attends the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. She is employed at the State Bank of Woodstock and will graduate in May 1986 from UW-W with a bachelor of business administration degree In accounting. Brett also attended WHS and is employed by Woodstock Die Casting. Their wedding isplanned for May 31,1986. ta BOOUCESWW®^ MpM HER CREATED int. u-oloted velvets. / h a & dandy in New Heroine. She's a thoroug r̂®d̂ touches of lace. ^Heaven/Page"1̂ 85SS shadow Eve Color. In *"*gSjSL ** . ^.^^anceNaiaacqoe ring SPRING HILL CRYSTAL LAKE* ST. CHARLES Weddings tal Lake, and Laura Hedrick of Du­ buque, IA. They wore dusty rose gowns of taffeta, with a sheer bodice. Best man was Kevin Murphy, for- . merly of Crystal Lake. Groomsmen were Randy Salerno of Crystal Lake, John Macklin of Crystal Lake, and David Taiclet of Argos, IN. Ush­ ers were Tony Peters of Chicago, » and Scott Hirschey of Crystal Lake. Catherine graduated in May from the University of Iowa. John graduated in May from the University of Notre Dame and is now employed by the U.S. Army. He is also planning to attend graduate school at Northwestern University/^ The couple has made their home in Evanston. Lisa Foust of Westerville, Ohio, the daughter of Robert and Mertis Foust, was married to M. David Granger, U1S Pine St., Fox River Grove, son of David and Ruth Granger on May 26, 1985, at St. Anne's Church in Barrington. Father Andrew Plesa performed the ceremony. Soloist was Elizabeth Welsh. The bride, dressed in a traditional white gown with cathedral train, long sleeves and fitted waistline, was given in marriage by her father. ' Maid of honor was Pamela Foust of Westerville, Ohio. Bridesmaids were Kelly Granger of Fox River Grove, Julie Warldns of Fairfield, andBecki Feeney of El Paso, IL. The bridal attendants wore red tea-length gowns with pearl trimming. Best man was B.J. Graneer of Fox River Grove. Groomsmen were Tim Bass of Champaign, Scott Huggins of Indianapolis and John Jacobsen of Fox River Grove. Ushers were Larry Mangano of Cary and Marty Heller of El Paso, 111. Lisa graduated from Westerville North High School in 1981 and Milli- ldn University in 1985, with a bache­ lor's degree in English. She is now a management trainee at Household Bank in Addison, HI. David graduated from Cary-Grove High School in 1980 and from Milli- kin University in 1984 with a B.S. in marketing. He is now a telemarket­ ing sales representative at ADP in Schaumburg. , Following a reception at Septem­ ber's Restaurant, Crystal Lake, the couple took a honeymoon at Long Boat Key, Florida. They have made their home in Palatine. The grooms' attendants were Mi­ chael Hodges, Douglas Mace and LarrjKMace. John Rothlisberger was the best man. ^ 1 The bride^was escorted down the aisle by her father. MusicKwas played by Ellen Doerrfeld and sung by Kathy Taylor. The reception was held at Septem­ bers Restaurant, Crystal Lake. The couple is currently residing in Woodstock. Catherine Marie Baer, 28358 Main Street, Barrington, formerly of Crystal Lake and daughter of Philip and Jo Anne Baer, was married to John Patrick Murphy, formerly of Crystal Lake, son of Richard and Joan Murphy. They were married June 1,1985 at St. John the Baptist Church in Johnsburg. Fr. John C. Holdren per­ formed the double ring ceremony. Music for the occasion was per­ formed by Mary Ann Derron, organ­ ist and soloists John and Thomas Baer (uncles of the bride) and Chris­ tine Marlusky. The bride was escort­ ed down the aisle by her father. Matron of honor was Laura Pryor. Bridesmaids were Sheri Anderson of Carpentersville, Debbie Cox of Crys­ Kimberly Anne Holloway, daugh­ ter of William and Janice Holloway, . was married to Andrew Keith Mace, son of Keith and Made Mace at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church on Saturday, June 15,1985. The Rev. Joseph F. Kulak per­ formed the ceremony. Bridal attendants were Cynthia DuFore, Tammie Oomens, and Nan­ cy Brill. Cynthia Holloway was the maid of honor and Crystal Holloway was the flower girl.