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B*B*B*B*B*a a a a a a Saaaaaaaaaaaa .......Vb'.V.V.V.V.V.'. .V.aaaaaaaaaaa BBBBBBBB BB. bbbbbb a a aa a B BBBBBBBB.Governor ProcOf/Gov. Otto Kerner has proclaimed the week of Sept. 1319 as “League of WomenVoters Week in Illinois9 9In his proclamation, Gov.Kerner said, “This outstanding organization is nowin its 44th year of providing vital services to the citizens of this state with nonpartisan and objective incandidatesissues.9 9The Palos - Orland League will be studying childwelfare at its first unit meeting of the season at 8 p.m.in theof Mrs. C.W. Badger, 12400S. 86th ave., Palos Park.For those unable to attendin the evening, a similarmeeting will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 15 at 9:30 a.m.at Mrs. Lyle Brandt's home,12727 S. 82nd Crt., PalosPark. Mrs. Oliver Renaud,welfare chairman, noted,Miss SalBecomes BridOf Walter E. Bernard Of MokenaAttired in a traditionalDelbert Yunker served aswhite ensemble, Miss Sally bestman. Groomsman andP. Keller of Grand Ridge, 111. walked down the aisle of theGrandRidgeMethodistchurch, Saturday afternoon, Aug. 29, to become the brideushers were Darrell Erickson, Lome Nieman and Ronald Schobert.The reception for 300 was held in the church Fellow-of Walter E, Bernard, son of ship hall, following the serMr. and Mrs. William Bern- vice# Hostesses were mes^ ard, 11037 Bryant road, Mokena.dames: Wilbur Black, NorBarbara Bernard.The new Mrs. Bernard selected a two-piece green knit suit with brown accessories for her traveling.Her corsage of orchids was taken from the bridal bouquet.Returning from a honeymoon to the northern statesman Bernard, Raymond Ber- the couple is now residing aMiss Keller, daughter of nard, Randolph Bohannon, Mokena.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kel ler of Grand Ridge, was given in marriage by her father.Her gown of pure silk organza, was fashioned with long sleeves, a high bateau-Arthur Walter, ClarenceThe bride is a graduate ofWalter, Glen Walter, Har- Ottawa Twp. high school andold Walter, George Schobert, Silver Cross hospital, SchoolRalph Schobert and Delbert of Nursing. She is employedYunker.Also misses Helen Scho-type neckline and a bell- bert, Karen Schobert, Dorisshaped skirt. The waistline Walter, Lanita O’Dell, Nan-was accented with a set-inas a registered nurse at Silver Cross hospital.The groom graduated from Orland Park high school andmidriff. Appliques of re-embroidered organza ornamented the front bodice and skirt and the bottom of thecy Schobert, Gayle Bernard, is engaged in farming.removablewatteau train.A bouffant, pure silk illusion veil fell from a small handmade beaded crown. She carried phalanopsis orchids,stephanotis and ivy in a cascading bouquet.Lev. Bronson N. Smith of-WomenCan Win Prizes ForDomestic Wool CreationsIllinois women and girlsficiated at the 2:30 p.m. who are winners in the 1964double ring ceremony, before an altar of white gladioli and carnations with salad $2000 in merchandise“Make It Yourself WithWool’' contest can win aboutfoliage.es. The deadline for enteringEntry forms are availableat county Farm Bureau fices. The Illinois contest divided into three ageclas ifications: girls from 14Randolph Bohannon sang this year’s contest Is Oct. 25.girlsandselections befitting the occaPurposesion, accompanied by Mrs. promoteArthur Walter.edJane L. Keller serv ler sister’s maid ccan produced wool and teach young people the pie sures of using: wool in clothonor, Miss Mary Ann John- ing construction, accordingston as the bridesmaid. TheyDeloreswere both attired in floor Agricultural association dilength gowns of sparkling rector of family activities.turquoise. The dresses wereContestants aremakebelled skirts, empire waist- a garment from domesticlinesandelbow lengthand model the garmentsleeves. Their matching bow at one of nine district conheadpiecesheld bouffantwomen over 21. The cont(is sponsored in Illinois the Illinois Farm Bure Women's committee, American Wool council the Illinois Sheep Breedei association.District first place wi ners in each age group wcompete in the state stshow and contest inconjun tion with the Illinois Far Bureau Women’s conferen at the IAA annual meetiveils and each carried a sintest style shows slated on Nov. 17 in Chicago.Oct. 31. District contestsgle white carnation duchess will be held at Rockford, receive aThe national winner wrose and salad foliage. MissCambridge,NewLenox,Esther Bernard, Peoria, Petersburg, Deca-flower girl, wore a dress tur, Newton, Belleville andidentical to the bridesmaids Harrisburg. Merchandise a-grandEuropeanand carried a basket of turwards will be madetodisquoise and white carnations, trict winners.The state contest is final phase of the competi tion for the “over 21“ cat egory in Illinois.
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