Section Two CRYSTAL LAKE HERALD Wednesday, September 22, 1976 Section Two Citizens for Life choose Nov. 6 for dinner dance Illinois Citizens for Life are currently conducting their fund raising ad book sale and ticket sale for the annual benefit dinner dance which is to be held at Indian Lake Country Club, Bloomingdale, on Nov. 6. Illinois Citizens for Life is a non sectarian, nonprofit, group formed to present humane alternatives to abortion and to promote the basic right-to-life of every human being. Those wishing to purchase an ad or needing ticket information contact Donna Whitfield, 815-455-2268.
Deadline for ad book sales is Sept. 30, Deadline for ticket sales is Nov. ne 2. Open house to celebrate 85th birthday Frieda Burman An open house will be held on Sunday, Sept. 26, in honor of Frieda Burman's 85th birthday.
Mrs. Burman, who lives at 4908 Burman Crystal Lake, will be 85 on Sept. 27. The open house will take place from 24 p.m. at the home of her son-inlaw and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbert Erber, 581 Coventry Crystal Lake. Co-hosting the party are her 3 sons and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Burman, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Burman and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burman, all of Crystal Lake. Friends, neighbors and relatives of Mrs.
Burman are cordially invited to attend the celebration. Mrs. Burman has 17 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. A member of Immanuel Lutheran Church, she is the widow of the late Fred Burman. She has resided in her present home since she was a bride.
bride. Kris Pazin and Louis Gholson ushered. Following the ceremony the wedding reception was held in Fellowship Hall of the church. Assisting at the reception were Bernice Babbitt of Marengo, Karen Johnson of Elburn, Cathie Babbitt, Lyn Stewart and Theresa Shykes. Out of state guests came from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Ohio and Michigan.
Honored guests were the couple's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Klopotek of Superior, Mrs. Ailie Oberg of Elburn, Mr. Williard Oberg of Superior, Mr.
and Mrs. James Kilbury of Bellefontaine, Ohio, and Mrs. Lillian Craig of Belvidere. A wedding dance was held at the Wasco American Legion Hall after the reception. The newlyweds are living in Maple Park after a wedding trip to Wisconsin.
The bride graduated from Kaneland High School in Elburn and works at the St. Charles National Bank as a teller. The groom graduated from Kaneland High School and works for Curtiss Breeding Service at the production center in Maple Park. Marching Tigers begin 'Hoagie' sale The Marching Tiger Band of Crystal Lake High School will be launching their fall "Hoagie" sale Monday, Sept. 27, with the ticket sale by students continuing to Monday, Oct.
4. Delivery by student salesmen is scheduled for Oct. 16. First attempted last spring, the Marching Tiger Band's "Hoagie" sandwich sale was so well accepted by the public that a fall sale seemed only logical. the "Hoagie" is a sandwich similar to the Submarine sandwich and is tasty eaten on delivery or, as many customers last spring discovered, an excellent freezer item.
With the tomato and onion removed, the "Hoagie" may be frozen and served for delicious last minute meals at busy times in the future. The "Hoagie" sells for a donation of $1 and phone orders will be accepted by calling 459-9584, 459-3661, 459-2725. Mail orders may be placed before Oct. 5 by enclosing a check or money order for $1 for each "Hoagie" sandwich in an envelope together with name, address, and phone number, and mailing it to The Marching Tiger Band Boosters, P.O. BOX 371, Crystal Lake, Mr.
and Mrs. James Reser Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Cary was the scene on Aug. 21 of the marriage of Debra Klopotek and James Reser. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Floren Klopotek of Maple Park, formerly of Cary, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Donald Reser of Coldwater, Mich. The Rev. Robert Hess performed the 4 p.m.
double ring ceremony for which white glads and yellow mums decorated 1 the altar. Mrs. Hess was the organist, and Kenneth Thelander the soloist. The bride was attended by Elizabeth Monterrosa of DeKalb as matron of honor, and bridesmaids were Nancy Proctor of Elburn, Colleen Shaw of Sugar Grove, and Cynthia Reser, sister of the groom. The junior bridesmaid was Donna Reser, sister of the groom.
Shannon Vincent, 7, of Maple Park was the flower girl, and ring bearer was Donald Reser 4, brother of the groom. David Reser, brother of the groom, was the best man. Groomsmen were Bill Stewart of Ringwood, brother-inlaw of the groom, Don Mjoen of Elburn and Daniel Klopotek, brother of the AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ARTISTS presents FALL FESTIVAL OF ARTS (A fascinating variety of exhibits, including paintings, photo sculpture and other exhibits.) SATURDAY, SEPT. 25 10 A.M.-6 P.M. SUNDAY, SEPT.
26 11 A.M.-5 P.M. CRYSTAL POINT MALL Rt. 14 Main St. Crystal Lake Information: American Society of Artists, Inc. (312) 751-2500 Federation holding district conclave in Crystal Lake Judy Riedl, left, and Joan of the David Rogers home upstairs.
They were among enjoyed the Autumn Tour of given by the Service League of asthenia GraviFoundation to meet The Greater Chicago Area Chapter of the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation will hold a general meeting on Sunday, Sept. 26, at the Old Orchard Country Club, 700 W. Rand Mt. Prospect. The principal speaker will be Dr.
Benjamin Bishes, professor emeritus, Northwestern University Medical School, who will speak on Important Message for the Future of Myasthenia Activities will begin with a social hour at 11 a.m. followed by brunch at 12:30 p.m. and a business meeting at 1:30 p.m. Reservations for brunch can be made in advance at $5 per person by writing the Greater Chicago Area Chapter, MG Foundation, P.O. Box 284, Western Springs, 60558.
For further information you may contact Duane Seggerman in Crystal Lake at 459-0053. Citizens for Life Slate next meeting The next monthly meeting of the Crystal Lake chapter of Illinois Citizens for Life will be held on Thursday evening, September 23, at 8:00 PM at Fair Oaks Nursing Home, Route 176, Crystal Lake, IL. Illinois Citizens for Life is a non-sectarian group formed to present humane alternatives to abortion and to promote the basic right-to life of 1 The The The Focus New Feeling is is Kimberly. Lightness Soft. Beatrice DuPont and OF DUNDEE Dray Cashmere 120 W.
Washington $174 Open 10 to 5 Thurs to 8 Closed I Foster look down on the living room from the first landing going to the the hundreds of visitors who Homes on Sept. 15 which was Crystal Lake. jottings jottings every human being. For further information please call Donna Whitield at 455-2268. (I.
Homemakers The Crystal Lake Homemakers met Sept. 10 at the home of Marilyn Snodden. Co-hostess was Joan Justice. The lesson for the day related to cooking fish and keeping and storing of fish. The members also reviewed the programs scheduled for the year ahead.
Anyone interested in joining Homemakers is asked to call Joan Justice, president, at 459- 2011. The group regularly meets on the third Friday afternoon of every month. Lamaze film to be shown A Lamaze film showing is scheduled for Monday, Sept. 27, at 8 p.m. Story of Eric" will be shown at Woodstock Memorial Hospital in the cafeteria.
It is open to the general public and is sponsored by the Northern Illinois chapter of The American Society for Psychoprophylaxis in Obstetrics. The 4th District fall meeting of the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs will be held Sept. 27 at Martinetti's Restaurant in Crystal Lake. Registration is at 9:30 a.m. with a buffet luncheon to be served at noon.
Luncheon tickets are $4 per person. Anyone interested should mail her reservation to Aeileen Hamilton, 500 Schuett Algonquin. The Algonquin Women's Club is serving as hostesses for the big meeting. The 4th District consists of 3 counties: Boone, Winnebago and McHenry with 20 clubs making up the Federation. The Crystal Lake Woman's Club is just one example of women actively engaged in interesting and productive work for the benefit of their community.
Mrs. Albert Stilling, of McHenry, the 4th District President, has noted a genuine interest in the formation of more Junior Women's Clubs in the District. Any young women who are interested in forming such a club may contact Mrs. Stilling at 815- 385-0936 for assistance in getting a club started. Lamaze childbirth preparation offers the couple an opportunity to prepare and share in the labor and delivery experience.
Classes are ideally taken during the last 2 months of pregnancy, but because class size is limited couples should register early in pregnancy. For further information about the film or classes, please call Marie Walters in Crystal Lake at 459-8647. Emergency Call 911 our gift to the Free Tuxedo when you register your party of five or more with us at KINGS Featuring the latest in formal wear COURT from Located within THE HOUSE 68 Grant, Crystal Lake 815-459-7666 60014. The Boosters will deliver the orders mailed to them on Saturday, Oct. 16, in time for lunch.
Proceeds from the sale will help finance the Marching Tiger Band's competitions next summer. The 200 member Marching Tiger Band, under the direction of William Laskey, has just completed a most successful summer season winning 24 prizes and trophies and appearing before more than 2 million spectators in Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan. The Marching Tigers' fall schedule includes half time show appearances at the newly lighted Metcalf Field during Crystal Lake High School home football games Sept. 17, Sept. 24, Oct.
22, and Nov. 5. In addition, they will participate in field competitions at Romeoville, on Sept. 25, at Danville, on Oct. 2, and at DeKalb, on Oct.
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