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Pap« a NORTHWEST HERALD Section B Wednesday, August 21.1985 Weddings honor. Bridesmaids were Jackie Kirchberg and Carla Martin. The girls wore traditional gowns made of crystal mist, trimmed in chantil- ly lace, with a high neckline, full skirt, fitted bodice and lace-capped sleeves. The headpieces were fresh flower wreaths. N The girls carried bouquets, made by the bride, of silk flowers consist­ ing of carnations, daisies and roses of white, pink and lilac. Richard Montano was the best man. Groomsmen were Chris Plu- cinski and Daniel Richoz. A reception was held after the ceremony at the Ramada Inn in Elgin. For their honeymoon, the couple went on a one-week Carribean cruise. The bride is a 1980 graduate of Dundee High School. The groom is an 1977 graduate of Elkhorn High School and currently is employed by Truss In Us. The couple resides in Elkhorn. Wis. u&i-" Manley-Thacker Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Manley of Crystal Lake announce the engagement of their daughter, Sherri Lynn, to John Thacker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thacker, of San Marcos, Calif., and formerly of Crystal Lake. Sherri is a photographer and owner of Cellar Studio in Crystal Lake. John is a recent graduate of Columbia College in Chicago, and is employed as an engineer at WCIU-TV in Chicago. Both are Crystal Lake Central High School graduates. A Sept. 7 wedding is planned. Elvidge-Olsen Vanessa Alayne Elvidge, daughter of Airs. Glenys Elvidge of North Wales, Great Britain and Mr. William Elvidge of Elgin, and Michael FrederickCNsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. James, Oisen of Crystal Lake, announce Their engagement. A September wedding is planned. Kozielek-Gould Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kozielek, of 1312 Wilson Ave., Carpenters- ville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra Kozie­ lek, to James Gould, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gould, 766 Wing St., Elgin. Sandra is a 1982 graduate of Crown High School and graduated as a part-time student from Elgin Community College. She currently works for Allstate Insurance in South Barrington. James is a 1980 graduate of Larkin High School and graduated after four years from electrician schooling. He currently works for Carey Electric in McHenry. A May 2,1986 wedding is planned sigmund-paimer Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sigmund announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Ellen to Thomas Palmer, son of Mrs. Lyn Palmer of Elgin and Mr. R. Palmer of Phoenix, Ariz. Nancy attended Crystal Lake Central High School and is a graduate of Bradley University in Peoria with a degree in nursing. She is a registered nurse at Sherman Hospital in Elgin. Thorn has a degree in parks and-recreation administration from Western Illinois University m Macomb and is employed at the Crystal Lake Park District as a recreation supervisor. A fall wedding is planned* Soby-Boulnois Patti Jean Soby. daughter of Pa­ tricia Soby of 1950 Cherokee Road in Carpentersville and the late Peter A. Soby, was married May 18, 1985, to Gregory Kent Boulnois, son of David and Ellen Boulnois of 142 Adobe Circle, Carpentersville. The wedding was held at St. Ste­ phen's Lutheran Church in Carpen­ tersville. The Rev. Robert Driver- B i s h o p w a s t h e o f f i c i a t i n g clergyman for the 4:30 p.m., double- ring ceremony. The bride was given away by Rod Erakovich, the bride's uncle from Ft. Rucker, Ala. She wore at long traditional gown, made of organza, with a beaded. Queen Anne neckline. The gown was trimmed in silk Venise lace, with long. full, sheer sleeves fitted at the wrist and a fitted bodice. The skirt was full and the train was a semi- cathedral. trimmed at the hem with chantilly lace. The three-layer, full-length veil and blusher was trimmed with chantilly lace. The veil was accent­ e d w i t h a l a c e a n d b e a d e d headpiece. The bride carried a bouquet of white roses and mums, accented with a small white Bible, lilac rib­ bon and butterfly. The Maid of Honor was Lisa Boul­ nois. the groom's sister. Brides­ maids were Sandi Dragosz. Angela Boulnois. Janet Johnson and Melis­ sa Zabinski. Flowergirl was Mi­ chelle Jacobsen. the bride's cousin from Delavan. Wis. The bridesmaids wore full-length, traditional gowns made of organza, with high necklines, full skirts and trimmed in two layers of chantilly' lace. The sleeves were three-quar­ ters covered with chantilly lace and the bodice was fitted with a satin' ribbon belt. They wore hats with ribbons to match their dresses. The attendants carried bouquets of carnations and roses, with a but­ terfly. Each girl carried a different color bouquet, keeping with the rainbow theme of the wedding The best man was David Boul-. nois. Groomsmen were Timothy Chinnock, Peter A. Soby Jr.. Mark Boulnois and Frank Dames Jr. Ushers .were Steve Pieritz, Ralph Peters and Andy Ingwerson. Ring- ,! bearer was Ryan Hanks. Virginia Bulow was the solist and Lillian Swanson the organist. The reception was a buffet dinner held at the Carpentersville Moose Lodge. After a short honeymoon, the cou­ ple returned home to Kalamazoo. .Mich. The bride is a 1983 graduate of Barrington High School and 1984 graduate of the Elgin School of Beauty Culture. She worked part- - time during school at the El Molino Restaurant in Carpentersville. The groom is a 1981 graduate of 1 Crown High School and attended Elgin Community College for one year. He is employed by Hanover Shoes as a manager. Sheryl Wells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson of East Dun­ dee and of Mr. Bill Wells of Du­ buque, Iowa, was married June 15, 1985 to Roger Palenshus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palenshus of Elk­ horn, Wis. The 11 a.m., double-ring ceremo­ ny was held at the First Congrega­ tional Church of Dundee. The Rev. Charles Randall was the officiating clergyman. William Wells, the bride's father, gave the bride away. The bride was wearing a tradi­ tional gown, made of chiffon and taffeta, trimmed in chantilly lace with pearls. The dress had a high neckline, bishop sleeves, an A-line skirt and a fitted bodice trimmed with alencon lace and pearls. The train was a scalloped, cathedral length. The bride wore a hat and carried a bouquet of silk flowers, made by the bride and consisting of c a r n a t i o n s , r o s e s , d a i s i e s a n d stephanotis. Michelle Wells was the maid of Engagements Wells-Palenshus Jenny and Ricky Leis, of Quincy, 111. The best man was Gary Schultze and the groomsmen were Stan S m i t h , M i k e P l a t e k a n d P a t Burgess. Debbie is a 1978 graduate of Crys­ tal Lake Central High School and is attending Roosevelt University while working at Graphic Calcula­ tor in Barrington. Bob is a 1980 graduate of Huntley High School and is employed by LeWalt Glass in Crystal Lake. The couple honeymooned in Mon- tego Bay, Jamaica, and is now liv­ ing in Crystal Lake. Gail Denise, daughter of Donald and Suzanne Rosborough of Crystal Lake, was married to Thomas San- topoalo, son of Thomas P. and Mary Santopoalo also of Crystal Lake, on June 1,1985. The double ring cermony took place in the First United Methodist Church of Crystal Lake with Rev. Robert Baker and Rev. Richard Carlson officiating. The maid of honor was Suzanne Mergele of Crystal Lake, and the bridesmaids were Judy Rosborough of Crystal Lake, Joy Gilsrud of Boulder, Colo., and Gwen Isen- berger of Chicago. The best man was David Bales of San Diego, Calif., and the grooms­ men were Tony Santopoalo of Car- bondale, 111., Steven Rosborough of Crystal Lake, and Bill Bartkowiak of Schaumburg. The flower girl was Nicole Inno- centi. The ring bearer was Michael Santopoalo. The newlyweds honeymooned in Orlando, Fla. and visited Disney­ land and Seaworld. The couple now resides in McHenry. Both Tom and Gail were 1982 graduates of Crystal Lake Central High School. Gail went to Illinois State University in 1983 and McHen­ ry County College in 1984. Tom at­ tended Southern Illinois University in 1983 and McHenry County College in 1984. Gail is now employed by North­ west Newspapers in Crystal Lake as an administrative assistant. Tom is employed by County Tire in Crystal Lake as a counter salesman. Platek-Burgess Debra Jean Platek and Robert Owen Burgess were married June 15,1985, at the First Congregational Church in Crystal Lake in a double ring ceremony. Debbie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Platek of Crystal Lake, and Bob is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Burgess of Huntley. Patti Scheuber of Washington, D.C., and formerly of Crystal Lake, was the matron of honor, and the bridesmaids were Sara Knox, Sarah Dennett and Mona Sotolongo. The flower girl and ring bearer were the groom's niece and nephew, Rosborough-Santopoalo