February 6, 1963 (10 pages)

COUNTRY A GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY..Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Berggren of Nevada City celebrated their 50th anniversary Sunday and posed for this family picture. Standing behind the Berggrens are their children (left to right) Shirley Shiffer, of Corning, Bob Berggren, and Vivian R. Berggren, both of Nevada City. A large group'of friends andrelatives was on hand for the celebration. Berggrens Celebrate 50th Anniversary NEVADA CITY ---Fifty years ago on Feb, 1, 1913, the former Ruth Murphy and Rudolph Berggren of Elgin, Ill. were united in marriage in St. Joseph, Michigan. Feb. 3 of. this year, Mr. and Mrs, Berggren commemorated the occasion by receiving their many relatives and friends in their lovely home at 449Broad St., Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. B erggren have reared three children: Vivian R., Nevada City, Shirley Shiffer, Corning, Calif., and Bob, Nevada City. There are five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Prior to their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Berggren were employed at the Elgin Watch Company, Elgin, Ill, It was during this time, while attending a company dance that they met and eventually married. They continued with the company until moving to Los Angeles in 1927, and after eight years, to Nevada City. They established and operated the Berggren Jewelry in ff Nevada City until retirement YOUR HOME ‘> Mrs. Berggren chose for Easily installed, and its availf able in different weights. . Cool in summer ‘and saveson winter fuel bills. with a gold orchid centered with a small topaz jewelled heart. s Assisting were: Blanche Myhre, Nevada Gity, and Grace Abbott, Elgin, Ill., sisters of Mrs, Berggren, pouring at the beautifully appointed buffet table; Mary Pirkl, long time friend, served the wedding cake; Olive Percy, niece, the guest book, W.W, Percy and Albert Polglase, hosts, Albert and Louise Polglase were responsible for the beautiful decorations throughout the home. Let is give you a free estimate of cost home. An average house can be insulated for about $56.00 + Cay meee son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard ‘Penrose of Nevada City and Sandra Sue Pasquali, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jim Pasquali of Los Gatos, were married in the Calvary Methodist Church in San Jose Jan. 27. Mr, and Mrs, Howard Penrose of Nevada City and their sons, Wade of Santa Rosa, and Richard of Campbell, were among those present at the ceremony and reception. The bride wore a gown of white peau de soie and chantilly lace with a chapel lengthtrain. Lace appliques highlighted the flared skirt and seed pearls and crystals which accented the neckline were used over the lace motifs, Herbouffant silk illusion veil was held by a princess crown of pearls and Cut aurora crystals, She cartied a bouquet of white rose’ buds_and_lily of the valley on a white Bible. Sally Pasquali of Los Gatos was her sister's honor attendant. Holly Hill of Burlingame, Mary Jo Abascal of San Leandro and Janet Anderson of Sunnyvale, all sorority sisters of the bride, served as bridesmaids. The attendants wore emerald = Sandra Pasqualli Weds Paul Penrose In San Jose gowns with belled skirts and fitted bodices, Sherry Pasquali wore white lace over peau de soie and carried a basket filled with white carnations in her roll as flower girl for her sister. Richard Penrose stood with his brother. Wade Penrose and Harold Hummelt of Stockton, formerly of Nevada City, and Milton Brown of Pasadena seated the guests. A reception for the 200 guests was held in the Los Gatos History Club. The bride graduated from Fremont High School in San Jose and San Jose State College, where she was a member of Alpha Phi Sorority. Her husband graduated from Nevada Union ‘High School and San Jose State College, where he was.active in Delta Upsilon Fraternity. green satin street length Easter Preparation NEVADA CITY ---Reverend Darrell D. Hoyle Sunday at ll a.m. will preach the first of a series of sermons on "The Seven Last Words" of Christ from the Cross at the First Methodist Church in Nevada City. The series will extend through the Lenten season in preparation for Easter. the occasion,.a blue brocade . \ 3 Kenneth R. Hogan Completes Training In San Diego 9 ; SAN DIEGO--~--Kenneth R. s — Hogan, son of Mr. and Mrs, Jen hes LL Kenneth L. Hogan of Nevada eis: 9 1 City, completed recruit training Jan. 25 at the Naval TO Dear Corinthia: campaign to get one. wax the linoleum”. Daddy just said, mother". ed. about her hardships. the top section. underneath the contraption. when he was a boy. cans. Think of that!" soft top beer cans. Training Center, San Diego. . TELEVISION 124 EAST MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY CORINTHIA I think we are going to get a new refrigerator at our house. Mother has been reading the ads about the new kind that defrost automatic-like and she has started her Daddy doesn't know yet that we are going to get a new refrigerator because mother's campaign is just starting. Last night when daddy was getting a tray of ice cubes out of the freezer compartment he asked mother what kind of day she had had. She said “Well for one thing I spent the whole morning defrosting the refrigerator and water ran all over the floor and I had to mop it up and “remember theDonner Party , Daddy always calls mother's attention to the ordeals of the Donner Party whenever she complains about something going wrong around the house like a light bulb burning out or when the electric clothes dryer goes on the fritz or when the vacuum cleaner gets plugI guess all of mother's ‘eiitaiens are pretty small compared tothe hardships of the Donner Party but she doesn't like to have her hardships compared to hardships people had over a hundred years ago. Sometimes she speaks sharply to daddy about this. Nevertheless, I know daddy likes to tease mother As daddy was getting the ice cubes out of the tray he told me that when he was a boy his mother's refrigerator was a wooden box-like affair with a big chunk of ice in As the ice melted it ran into a pan I told daddy I guessed that things were pretty rugged Mother said “Yes, Susan, ‘your father grew up with such pioneer hardships as not having soft tops on beer Daddy just grunted. He took his drink into the living room and I could. see by his expression that he thought he had walked into some kind of trap. Thetrap hasn't closed yet but when it does I think we will have a new automatic defrosting refrigerator, I am sure that mother will find room in it for some of the new The Donner Party had some very severe hardships. Don't you think so, Corinthia? As ever, GRASS VALLEY---Just a little over one year ago the members of First Church of Christ Scientist, Grass Valley decided that there was need ‘for a substantial addition to the Church edifice'located at 407 West Main St., to provide facilities for their Sunday School, Work was started in October, 1961, and after pouring the foundation and erecting the uprights and girders to the floor level, the work was halted for the winter. It began again in April of 1962 ‘and on Feb, 10 Sunday School will be held in the completed building.Architect, designer and supervisor of the job is James perience made the project possible. He was assisted by some of the members, and until it reached the finO25: Bd ordx6 A. Bower whose skill and ex. anne — such as techie . If you're a smart cookie, Romeo, you'll be browsing around ALPHA choosinga VALENTINE GIFT for that Little Doll who has enamoured you. and plumbing it was entirely built by volunteers, It was built on a pay as you go basis, and as each step was undertaken the funds for its accomplishment was available. The building is a story «and ahalfhigh, due to the steep slope of the lot and contains something over 800 square feet consisting of an auditorium, aroom for the small -children's class, a storeroom and two wash rooms, It is made of wood and finished inside with sheetrock and hard wood and complies in every way with the building code, At 9:30 a.m, Feb, 10a omeo, shine stars. Leonard F. Carey 4 Phone 273-4300 P.O. Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments-Mortgage Loans Church To Dedicate Sunday School brief ceremony will be held 7 in to allow all interested to spect the structure. At 11° the Sunday School will con~ vene in its new quarters and thereafter the Churc ‘h services and the Sunday School sessions will be held con currently at 11 a.m, each Sunday. All are invited to attend ~ the opening ceremonies, to view the new building, ‘O PEN EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT ; GET YOUR FREE DRAWING TI ALICE’S STYLE SHOP, * *% ; * [CKET * * * 4213 Broad St., N.C. 265-4130, attach abe eindlRinhe Realtor where art thou? Here we have so many inexpensive "little gifts " that mean so much. gifts that will make your Juliet's eyes like the Living Gifts. Flowering Plants.....from From The Widest Local Assortment Bareroot Roses..... from ¢ Pa ry Decorations Make Life Easier Appliances. @ Hair Dryers Electric Can Openers @& Hoover Vacuum Cleaners DP vatenrme PAPER NAPKINS ed VALENTINE PAPER CUPS VALENTINE PAPER TABLECLOTHS REMEMBER You Don’t Have To Spend se eet Just Don't rae: Te Semen ens Grass Valley & Nevada City oN if if ene a ns

COUNTRY A GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY...Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Berggren of Nevada City celebrated their 50th anniversary Sunday and posed for this family picture. Standing behind the Berggrens are their children (left to right) Shirley Shiffer, of Corning, Bob Berggren, and Vivian R. Berggren, both of Nevada City. A large group'of friends andrelatives was on hand for the celebration. Berggrens Celebrate 50th Anniversary NEVADA CITY ---Fifty years ago on Feb, 1, 1913, the former Ruth Murphy and Rudolph Berggren of Elgin, Ill. were united in marriage in St. Joseph, Michigan. Feb. 3 of. this year, Mr. and Mrs, Berggren commemorated the occasion by receiving their many relatives and friends in their lovely home at 449Broad St., Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. B erggren have reared three children: Vivian R., Nevada City, Shirley Shiffer, Corning, Calif., and Bob, Nevada City. There are five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Prior to their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Berggren were employed at the Elgin Watch Company, Elgin, Ill, It was during this time, while attending a company dance that they met and eventually married. They continued with the company until moving to Los Angeles in 1927, and after eight years, to Nevada City. They established and operated the Berggren Jewelry in ff Nevada City until retirement YOUR HOME ‘> Mrs. Berggren chose for Easily installed, and its availf able in different weights. . Cool in summer ‘and saveson winter fuel bills. with a gold orchid centered with a small topaz jewelled heart. s Assisting were: Blanche Myhre, Nevada Gity, and Grace Abbott, Elgin, Ill., sisters of Mrs, Berggren, pouring at the beautifully appointed buffet table; Mary Pirkl, long time friend, served the wedding cake; Olive Percy, niece, the guest book, W.W, Percy and Albert Polglase, hosts, Albert and Louise Polglase were responsible for the beautiful decorations throughout the home. Let is give you a free estimate of cost home. An average house can be insulated for about $56.00 + Cay meee son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard ‘Penrose of Nevada City and Sandra Sue Pasquali, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jim Pasquali of Los Gatos, were married in the Calvary Methodist Church in San Jose Jan. 27. Mr, and Mrs, Howard Penrose of Nevada City and their sons, Wade of Santa Rosa, and Richard of Campbell, were among those present at the ceremony and reception. The bride wore a gown of white peau de soie and chantilly lace with a chapel lengthtrain. Lace appliques highlighted the flared skirt and seed pearls and crystals which accented the neckline were used over the lace motifs, Herbouffant silk illusion veil was held by a princess crown of pearls and Cut aurora crystals, She cartied a bouquet of white rose’ buds_and_lily of the valley on a white Bible. Sally Pasquali of Los Gatos was her sister's honor attendant. Holly Hill of Burlingame, Mary Jo Abascal of San Leandro and Janet Anderson of Sunnyvale, all sorority sisters of the bride, served as bridesmaids. The attendants wore emerald = Sandra Pasqualli Weds Paul Penrose In San Jose gowns with belled skirts and fitted bodices, Sherry Pasquali wore white lace over peau de soie and carried a basket filled with white carnations in her roll as flower girl for her sister. Richard Penrose stood with his brother. Wade Penrose and Harold Hummelt of Stockton, formerly of Nevada City, and Milton Brown of Pasadena seated the guests. A reception for the 200 guests was held in the Los Gatos History Club. The bride graduated from Fremont High School in San Jose and San Jose State College, where she was a member of Alpha Phi Sorority. Her husband graduated from Nevada Union ‘High School and San Jose State College, where he was.active in Delta Upsilon Fraternity. green satin street length Easter Preparation NEVADA CITY ---Reverend Darrell D. Hoyle Sunday at ll a.m. will preach the first of a series of sermons on "The Seven Last Words" of Christ from the Cross at the First Methodist Church in Nevada City. The series will extend through the Lenten season in preparation for Easter. the occasion,.a blue brocade . \ 3 Kenneth R. Hogan Completes Training In San Diego 9 ; SAN DIEGO--~--Kenneth R. s — Hogan, son of Mr. and Mrs, Jen hes LL Kenneth L. Hogan of Nevada eis: 9 1 City, completed recruit training Jan. 25 at the Naval TO Dear Corinthia: campaign to get one. wax the linoleum”. Daddy just said, mother". ed. about her hardships. the top section. underneath the contraption. when he was a boy. cans. Think of that!" soft top beer cans.

Training Center, San Diego. . TELEVISION 124 EAST MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY CORINTHIA I think we are going to get a new refrigerator at our house. Mother has been reading the ads about the new kind that defrost automatic-like and she has started her Daddy doesn't know yet that we are going to get a new refrigerator because mother's campaign is just starting. Last night when daddy was getting a tray of ice cubes out of the freezer compartment he asked mother what kind of day she had had. She said “Well for one thing I spent the whole morning defrosting the refrigerator and water ran all over the floor and I had to mop it up and “remember theDonner Party , Daddy always calls mother's attention to the ordeals of the Donner Party whenever she complains about something going wrong around the house like a light bulb burning out or when the electric clothes dryer goes on the fritz or when the vacuum cleaner gets plugI guess all of mother's ‘eiitaiens are pretty small compared tothe hardships of the Donner Party but she doesn't like to have her hardships compared to hardships people had over a hundred years ago. Sometimes she speaks sharply to daddy about this. Nevertheless, I know daddy likes to tease mother As daddy was getting the ice cubes out of the tray he told me that when he was a boy his mother's refrigerator was a wooden box-like affair with a big chunk of ice in As the ice melted it ran into a pan I told daddy I guessed that things were pretty rugged Mother said “Yes, Susan, ‘your father grew up with such pioneer hardships as not having soft tops on beer Daddy just grunted. He took his drink into the living room and I could. see by his expression that he thought he had walked into some kind of trap. Thetrap hasn't closed yet but when it does I think we will have a new automatic defrosting refrigerator, I am sure that mother will find room in it for some of the new The Donner Party had some very severe hardships. Don't you think so, Corinthia? As ever, GRASS VALLEY---Just a little over one year ago the members of First Church of Christ Scientist, Grass Valley decided that there was need ‘for a substantial addition to the Church edifice'located at 407 West Main St., to provide facilities for their Sunday School, Work was started in October, 1961, and after pouring the foundation and erecting the uprights and girders to the floor level, the work was halted for the winter. It began again in April of 1962 ‘and on Feb, 10 Sunday School will be held in the completed building.Architect, designer and supervisor of the job is James perience made the project possible. He was assisted by some of the members, and until it reached the finO25: Bd ordx6 A. Bower whose skill and ex. anne — such as techie . If you're a smart cookie, Romeo, you'll be browsing around ALPHA choosinga VALENTINE GIFT for that Little Doll who has enamoured you. and plumbing it was entirely built by volunteers, It was built on a pay as you go basis, and as each step was undertaken the funds for its accomplishment was available. The building is a story «and ahalfhigh, due to the steep slope of the lot and contains something over 800 square feet consisting of an auditorium, aroom for the small -children's class, a storeroom and two wash rooms, It is made of wood and finished inside with sheetrock and hard wood and complies in every way with the building code, At 9:30 a.m, Feb, 10a omeo, shine stars. Leonard F. Carey 4 Phone 273-4300 P.O. Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments-Mortgage Loans Church To Dedicate Sunday School brief ceremony will be held 7 in to allow all interested to spect the structure. At 11° the Sunday School will con~ vene in its new quarters and thereafter the Churc ‘h services and the Sunday School sessions will be held con currently at 11 a.m, each Sunday. All are invited to attend ~ the opening ceremonies, to view the new building, ‘O PEN EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT ; GET YOUR FREE DRAWING TI ALICE’S STYLE SHOP, * *% ; * [CKET * * * 4213 Broad St., N.C. 265-4130, attach abe eindlRinhe Realtor where art thou? Here we have so many inexpensive "little gifts " that mean so much.. gifts that will make your Juliet's eyes like the Living Gifts.. Flowering Plants..........from From The Widest Local Assortment Bareroot Roses.......... from ¢ Pa ry Decorations Make Life Easier Appliances. @ Hair Dryers Electric Can Openers @& Hoover Vacuum Cleaners DP vatenrme PAPER NAPKINS ed VALENTINE PAPER CUPS VALENTINE PAPER TABLECLOTHS REMEMBER You Don’t Have To Spend se eet Just Don't rae: Te Semen ens Grass Valley & Nevada City oN if if ene a ns