Miss Carol K. Searby of Waterman, former resident of Fairbury, and Dennis Wenger of Fairbury were married at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 17, 1972, in St. Catholic church of Fairbury. Rev. Kolczaski officiated at the dow ceremony, assisted by Rev. George Russell the First United Methodist church Fairbury. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ray Searby of Waterman, former res’ Fairbury. The bridegroom is the son of and Mrs. Robert L. Wenger of Fairbury. Richard Foltz was organist and Miss Pat Foltz was soloist, both of Fairbury. The bride wore a floor-length empires gown, with bodice of Madeira daisy ff nylon over white satin. The skirt was of nylon chiffon over white satin. The featured long puffed sleeves of sheer flecked nylon. Daisy trim adorned the and waist. A cap of Madeira daisy flecked nylon satin held her illusion veil. She carried bouquet of yellow carnations, white hai and baby’s breath. The bride made her and headpiece. She wore a jade necklace, cell bridegroom. Miss Carla Battles of Sycamore was honor. She wore a floor-length gown of skylark flecked gingham, with long sleeves and empire waist. Daisy and lace was attached around the sleeves and She carried a nosegag of daisies, carnations and baby’s breath. Miss Jayne Smith of Fairbury bridesmaid. She was attired identically to maid of honor. Kevin Harms of Fairbury was best Steve Searby, DeKalb, brother of the was attendant. Jim Munz of Fairbury was usher. The bride’s mother wore a well double-knit nylon floor-length dress with sleeves, fitted waist and navy blue trim. also wore a corsage of yellow and wii carnations. The bridegroom's mother chose a green leno cotton, long-sleeved street dress with tuck pleat bib. She wore a of yellow and white carnations. Immediately following the cen: reception was held at the First Methodist church of Fairbury. Prd at fete were Mrs. Leigh Gilbert of H sister of the bride; Miss Dawn Dryer, Forest; Mrs. Jeff Weber and Miss Kennedy, both of Fairbury. When the new Mrs. Wenger left on a trip to Wisconsin, she wore a brown and a double-knit street-length dress with accessories. The bride to a 1971 graduate Fairbury-Cropsey High school and at Illinois State tvok The a 1971 graduate por school and also “tended university. He is presently farming The couple will reside at 512% South Fairbury. Emil Hertlein Observes 80th Jubilee Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Don Custer and daughte Tammy and Kimberly, hosted a SUT’. birthday dinner for Emil Hertlein and his ¥’ of Fairbury honoring his 80th birthday Sunday, June 18. Those attending from Forrest were ‘ Olga Custer, Mr. Hertlein’s daughter, ‘ Mrs. Clarence Coyne. Out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Custer, Bloo and Amy and Wendy Custer, Towanda. also celebrated Olga and Amy Custer birthdays, which are also in June. Due to beautiful weather, a picte was enjoyed in the backyard. Airthday and ice cream were served later afternoon to guests and friends who dr aw Mr. Hertlein many more ays. Mr. Herdlein isen ooo health and ay at ad may find him en usual job IGA store in Fabry, The Forrest News Friday, June 23, 1972 - Page 1 °.