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The Rick Parsons now Wednesday, July 30,1969 The Nevada County Nugget B
MR. AND MRS, RICK
Susan Lynn Steinbauer and
Rick Parsons exchanged wedding
vows at an evening ceremony in
June at the Red Castle of Nevada City.
The Rev. Arthur Herkamp
performed the ceremony as the
bride's father gave her in marriage. Diane L. Steinbauer of
Grass Valley is the bride's
mother and James L. Steinbauer
of Nevada City her father.
Mr, and Mrs, Herbert F. Parsons Jr. of Middletown, Pa.
are parents of the groom.Ruth Rockwood was organist,
the Rev. R. K. Tilstra sang,
accompanied by Dr. James Hazele,
Miss Steinbauer chose a Victorian white organza gown with
an overlay of lace appliqued with
seed pearls and sequins. The
bodice was of algonquin lace
and the long lace sleeves ended
at a point at each wrist.
The funnel train, connected to
the dress back above the waist,
had seed pearls and sequins appliqued to the lace overlay. Her
veil fell to her elbows and washeld in place by a headpiece,
tiers of roses covered with seed
pearls and beads. ‘i
The bride carried a white
Victorian bouquet.
Sheri was her sister’ maid of
honor and others who assisted
at the wedding include Vicki
Waters, handling the guest book,
Linda Atkinson, serving punch
and Mrs. James Schaar, serving
slices-of-the wedding cake.
Doug Mitchell was his friend's
best man and ushering were
Keith Waters and Marshall Apple.
The three tiered pink and white
wedding cake was cut and served
to the reception guests on the
terrace garden of the Red Castle.
The young couple left for a
honeymoon in Pennsylvania with
the bride wearing a white knit
sheath and navy blue accessories
for her going away outfit.
Parsons graduated from Nevada Union High School and attended Sierra College, majoring
in accounting, His bride is a
graduate of Lodi Academy: and
majored is social science at
Sierra College.
Kathy Angove caught the
bride's bouquet and Fred Hoffler
the bride's garter.
The newlyweds are making
their home in Middletown, Pa.
_, living in Pennsylvania
PARSONS
Photo by Barbara Snow
Check for hospital
g
OVER $300 was raised by the Golden Age and Ponderosa Senior Citizens Club of Grass Valley
for Ward E-1 at Nevada General Hospital. The presentation of the check was made Friday
at a luncheon meet at the Veteran's Memorial Building in Grass Valley. Making the presentation
at left are Lester Merrifield, president of the Golden Age Club and Al Morris, president of the
Ponderosa Club. Receiving the check on behalf of the hospital at right is Robert W. Costiey,
hospital administrator and Sue Fae, head registered nurse.
30SGE-W769
Although the cost of living is up
183% since 1935, typical PG&E gas and
electric rates are down 13.9%.
Of course your PG&E bill is bigger
now because you use more gas and electricity for the comforts and conveniences of modern living.
This oe is worth three times its