September 12, 1963 (16 pages)

Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Bishop Carol. Souder .Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Bishop are athome at 251 Parnassus, San Francisco, following their marri. age Aug. 31, at the St. Patrick's Church, Grass Valley. The bride, the former Carol J. Souder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CarlE. Souder, 300 Miners Trail, Grass Valley, graduated from the Nevada Union High School and the University of Portland College of Nursing, and will continue with her career as a registered nurse. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.W. “Tabe” Bishop, 516 E. Main, Grass Valley. He is a graduate of the Nevada Urion High School and the University of California at Davis. He is contunuing his education at the Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco. Carol, given in marriage by her Marries Brian Bishop father, Carl Souder, wore a bridal gown of chantilly lace over satin made princess style and featuring an empire neckline and a full hooped skirt flowing into a train, Her elbow length silk illusion veil washeld in place by a crown of pearls. She carried two white orchids surrounded by white carnations and stephanotis. Mrs. WilliamGary, Jr., Roseville, was matron of honor Dona Souder, sister of the bride, Grass Valley, attended as bridesmaid. They were attired in powder blue gowns with white and pink carnation bouquets. Barry Barnes, San Francisco, cousin of the groom, attended the groom as best man. Charles Osborne, Ed Montanari and Tim Me Gagin urshered. Father Burke officiated at the double ring ceremony. A reception was held inthe Elks Hall, Grass Valley, following the ceremony. ; A total of 110 species of insects and mites are listed as causing losses to California crops. WELDING IN SHOP * EEcIRE OF PORTABLE % BRAZING * © ® “HILLS FLAT MOTORS QI o8eg"* S96T ‘ZI Jequiaideg* * 1088nN oy L***gT o8eg Bonds Are Endorsed The Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce last week joined the Auburn and Roseville chambers in endorsing the Sept. 24 Sierra College bond issue. _ Harold Weaver, president of the localJC, expressed optimism at the Grass Valley meeting, noting general agreement that the bond issue is anecessary one, relatively inexpensive for the taxpayers, and essential for the continued education of local youth. Specially Designed 1-Book Systems 198 DIFFERENT BUSINESSES Apartment Houses Hardware Attorneys Hotels & Motels Barber Shops Insurance Agents Beauty Shops Jewelers Cleaners & Dyers Liquor Stores Contractors Manufacturers Doctors Dentists Merchants Drug Stores Real Estate Farms & Ranches Restaurants Cafes Garages Service Stations Grocers Truckers . Plus 176 others for Business, Agriculture, Professions and Home Also Special and Daily Records IDEAL SYSTEMS PRONE 273-4288 120 W. Mela Street Grass Valley FRANKLIN CAST IRON FIREPLACES Authentic reproduction of an early Pennsylvania fireplace w ith: gleaming brass rosettes and knobs, Especially prized for the more formal settings. Extras which complement this fireplace are brass fender and rail. . ES SSIIE EA TATTERED IPGL LEDS for heating ® Cleaner © No Waste © Economical ® Convenient FILL YOUR T ANK EARLY AND BEREADY FOR THAT SUDDEN COLD SPELL [ee manera en aren See eee MEMBER FREE PARKING § & H GREEN STAMPSL._Apna Will Extend Into Winter With Heating This Big Variety Of Parade Of Equipment Pot Bellied & Box Wood Heaters Rugged cast iron construction for dependable service. Bulging sides increase capacity. Large feed door. swing top.7" c over plate.standard 6" collar. BE Air Tite for “instant” heat Electric Heaters 110 & 220 volts Firehood Kresky Wood Burners Thermostat damper control Sheet Metal Wood Burners thermostatically controlled. Contemporary Fireplaces ~ Grass Valley & Nevada City Values Coleman Oil Stoves Outstanding value! Hinged front door gives easy access to burner for lighting. In shadowed mahogany finish. 50,000 BTU output. Sizes to fit your home or individual rooms

Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Bishop Carol. Souder .Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Bishop are athome at 251 Parnassus, San Francisco, following their marri. age Aug. 31, at the St. Patrick's Church, Grass Valley. The bride, the former Carol J. Souder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CarlE. Souder, 300 Miners Trail, Grass Valley, graduated from the Nevada Union High School and the University of Portland College of Nursing, and will continue with her career as a registered nurse. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.W. “Tabe” Bishop, 516 E. Main, Grass Valley. He is a graduate of the Nevada Urion High School and the University of California at Davis. He is contunuing his education at the Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco. Carol, given in marriage by her Marries Brian Bishop father, Carl Souder, wore a bridal gown of chantilly lace over satin made princess style and featuring an empire neckline and a full hooped skirt flowing into a train, Her elbow length silk illusion veil washeld in place by a crown of pearls. She carried two white orchids surrounded by white carnations and stephanotis. Mrs. WilliamGary, Jr., Roseville, was matron of honor Dona Souder, sister of the bride, Grass Valley, attended as bridesmaid. They were attired in powder blue gowns with white and pink carnation bouquets. Barry Barnes, San Francisco, cousin of the groom, attended the groom as best man. Charles Osborne, Ed Montanari and Tim Me Gagin urshered. Father Burke officiated at the double ring ceremony. A reception was held inthe Elks Hall, Grass Valley, following the ceremony. ; A total of 110 species of insects and mites are listed as causing losses to California crops. WELDING IN SHOP * EEcIRE OF PORTABLE % BRAZING * © ® “HILLS FLAT MOTORS QI o8eg"* S96T ‘ZI Jequiaideg* * 1088nN oy L***gT o8eg Bonds Are Endorsed The Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce last week joined the Auburn and Roseville chambers in endorsing the Sept. 24 Sierra College bond issue. _ Harold Weaver, president of the localJC, expressed optimism at the Grass Valley meeting, noting general agreement that the bond issue is anecessary one, relatively inexpensive for the taxpayers, and essential for the continued education of local youth. Specially Designed 1-Book Systems 198 DIFFERENT BUSINESSES

Apartment Houses Hardware Attorneys Hotels & Motels Barber Shops Insurance Agents Beauty Shops Jewelers Cleaners & Dyers Liquor Stores Contractors Manufacturers Doctors Dentists Merchants Drug Stores Real Estate Farms & Ranches Restaurants Cafes Garages Service Stations Grocers Truckers .. Plus 176 others for Business, Agriculture, Professions and Home Also Special and Daily Records IDEAL SYSTEMS PRONE 273-4288 120 W. Mela Street Grass Valley FRANKLIN CAST IRON FIREPLACES Authentic reproduction of an early Pennsylvania fireplace w ith: gleaming brass rosettes and knobs, Especially prized for the more formal settings. Extras which complement this fireplace are brass fender and rail. . ES SSIIE EA TATTERED IPGL LEDS for heating ® Cleaner © No Waste © Economical ® Convenient FILL YOUR T ANK EARLY AND BEREADY FOR THAT SUDDEN COLD SPELL [ee manera en aren See eee MEMBER FREE PARKING § & H GREEN STAMPSL._Apna Will Extend Into Winter With Heating This Big Variety Of Parade Of Equipment Pot Bellied & Box Wood Heaters Rugged cast iron construction for dependable service. Bulging sides increase capacity. Large feed door.. swing top..7" c over plate..standard 6" collar. BE Air Tite for “instant” heat Electric Heaters 110 & 220 volts Firehood Kresky Wood Burners Thermostat damper control Sheet Metal Wood Burners thermostatically controlled. Contemporary Fireplaces ~ Grass Valley & Nevada City Values Coleman Oil Stoves Outstanding value! Hinged front door gives easy access to burner for lighting. In shadowed mahogany finish. 50,000 BTU output. Sizes to fit your home or individual rooms