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Toys S5 GAYLORD PHOTO MR. AND MRS. PETER VANDERPAN Linda Blundell, Peter Vanderpan Married Dec. 27 dress trimmed in lace. A buffet siqpper for 160 guests was held at the American Le­ gion hall. PAGE 3-PLAINDEALER-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1970 Indiana is not usually thought of as a fur-producing state, yet, The bridal couple honey- njponed at the Chateau Louise and will travel by car to Key West, Fla., where the groom is stationed in the United States Navy as an advanced Sonar tech­ nician. Both the bride and her hus­ band are graduates of Augustana academy, Canton, S.D. Hie groom also studied radio tech­ nology at Houston, Tex. The most popular souvenirs for Americans to bring home from Ireland are: 1) Waterford Glass, 2) Beleek pottery, 3) tweeds, 4) whiskey, 5) shil­ lelaghs, and 6) peat. ~ in 1955, Hoosier trappers bagged 252,696 pelts, which brought them $427,156. These pelts included 8,017 mink (average $17.03), 86,664 ra­ coons ($1.26), 153,829 mus- krats (1.16) and 82 beaver (6.83). GENEVIEVE'S JANUARY Thes? happy faces belong to ther€|rl Scouts of Johnsburg Troop 88, shown displaying the canned goods and toys collect­ ed by them for "Toys for Tots". The drive was sponsored by Johnsburg Post 1313 of the American Legion. Mrs. Bev Greenwood is leader and Judy Rich is co-leader, with Janet Kirby, Gail Greenwood, Tam- mie Bieschke and Connie Le- Leux as patrol leaders of the troop, members of which dis­ played unselfish generosity to help those less fortunate. VFW Comrades 11111111 In /fgHfr Conversation double indemnity 200%-When applies. If you are not sure if you are eligible to join, contact a member or stop at the post on Rt. 120, east of the Fox river, or call the post home. The next regular post meeting is Jan. 6 at 8 p.m. For the first time in the history of the V.F.W., the Mc- Henry post is offering a blan­ ket coverage accidental life in­ surance policy for all paid members effective Jan. 1,1971. Post 4600, McHenry, is partic­ ipating in the plan under the direction and supervision of V.F.W. national headquarters. McHenry post's plan carries a double indemnity accidental death benefit. The policy pays the following: 100%-Foc loss of Life; 100%-For loss of both hands, both feet, entire sight of both eyes, or any two such members: 50%-For loss of one hand or one foot; 33 1/3%-For loss of entire sight of one eye; 25%-For loss of thumb and in­ dex finger of either hand; and MARRIAGE LICENSES John M. Reidy, McHenry, and Joan M. Kanes, Chicago. Robert C. Nichols and Pam­ ela A. Neufeld, McHenry. Roger H. Beu and Linda F. Besemer, McHenry. James Eugene LaFontaine and Karen Marie Bauer, Mc­ Henry. Miss Linda Ann Blundell was a pretty bride on Sunday, Dec. 27, when she approached the al­ tar of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, McHenry, to meet her bridegroom, Mr. Pe­ ter Wayne Vanderpan of the United States Navy. Miss Blun­ dell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shannon Blundell of 1619 North Mar drive, Mc­ Henry, and the bridegroom, of Key West, Fla., is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Leslie R. Van­ derpan of 2009 Derdall drive, Brookings, S. Dakota. Rev. Donald D. Johnson and Rev. Leslie R. Vanderpan of­ ficiated at the 4:30 afternoon ceremony for which Randy Bap­ tist sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Wedding Prayer". The church was decorated for the occasion with candelabra flanking the altar and white poinsettias. The altar center­ piece was of white mums, snap­ dragons and deep red roses. The dark haired bride wore a gown fashioned of satapeau and re-embroidered alencon lace, styled with long pointed sleeves, semi-scooped lace, scalloped neckline, basque waistline, demi-bell skirt ex­ tending into a rail watteau chap­ el train. Her bouffant illusion cathedral length veil and three tier elbow length veil were se­ cured to a camelot headpiece of matching re-embroidered al­ encon lace and tiny seed pearl highlights. She carried steph- anotis and white roses. Maid of honor was Miss Mary Vanderpan of Brookings, S.D. The bridesmaids were Miss Jane McCrary, McHenry, Miss Joan Wilcoxson, Weathersfield, Miss Colleen Steinbis, Elgin, and the flower girl was Lisa Boyer of McHenry. v The attendants wore formal length gowns fashioned of ruby velvet. The high Victorian neck­ line and cuffs of the long full bishop sleeves were enhanced with dyed to match Venice lace. The bodice was fitted, with high rise waist and soft dirndl skirt. Their picture hats were trim­ med with dyed to match velvet ribbons. The flower girl wore pink roses in her hair. The girls carried bouquets of white carnations and red roses. The best man was Brian Ol­ son of Summit, S.D. Grooms­ men were Norman Vanderpan, Timothy Vanderpan, both of Brookings, S.D., James Blun­ dell, McHenry, and Roland Kemink, Sioux Falls, S.D. Ter- rance Boyer of McHenry was ring bearer. Mrs. Blundell wore a pale mint green coat and dress shan- tisilk ensemble with matching accessories. The groom's mother chose a blue double knit ON ALL FALL & WINTER MERCHANDISE We \mI be closed Friday evenings thru January and February Genevieve's 1315 N. Riverside McHenry _2_ Anyone as busy as Santa's hectic helpers can err occasion­ ally. But no problem--we'll exchange it easily, willingly, gladly. If it's the wrong size, style or color or you prefer something entirely different, just bring it back. 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