September 19, 1962 (12 pages)

= been ae dering ted in 2 Valuse in h then / were entury n that 1, and on its lay in » POosof the Lake burb¢cand Se O was wrote t beninor could Iped h the parn me very miles much lieve Swiss vater ? But spent t not tead, viryay, egun m to It is or on shut you un>on = ome vhat over 1ers, the we atibns, ar = His iSon ith & 2SS + TS Pp 8 —ame saatermmmmeaaal Nevada County NUGGET.Wednesday, September 19, 1962.Page 9 Antoinette Rielli Weds William Ellis Storm GRASS VALLEY --Antoinette Rielli and William Ellis Storm w ere joined in marriage atSt, Patrick's Catholic Church Sept. 1. The candlelight nuptial mass was performed by The Reverend Jeremiah Boland before an altar decorated with white spider mums. Abramo Rielli gave his daughter in marriage at the double ring ceremony. Mary Grace T assone played the organ for Bob Peterson who _ Sang four appropriate: songs. The Abramo Riellis of Grass Valley are parents of the bride and her bridegroom's parents are the Edwin Storms of Carmichael. Emma Domb fashioned the bride's exquisite cathedral wedding gown of lustrous acetate brocade with an extravagant train that flowed gracefully over a shim sheath. Smoothly fitting sleeves that tapered to a point below the wrist and . Winter Is Just Ap Don't let this heat fool you winter is dead ahead now isthe time to plan your heating strategy The placetostartis "A lpha”, Coleman Oil Model 870CD 50,000 B.T.U. fastened with a row of tiny buttons and a flattering sabtina neckline with back of bodice closing accented by a row of self buttons were features of the traditional white gown, The English silk illusion veilwasa double pouf of fingertip length secured by a tiny pearl crown set inside a larger lace crown to givea Madonna effect, A white orchid corsage com-. pleted this lovely bridal picture, Mrs, Roberta Mellbone, the bride's cousin from Yuba City, washer matron of honor and bridesmaids were Nancy Southern, Mrs, Patty Wilder Heaters 51067° from North Sacramento, Carolyn Storm--the groom's sister from Carmichael, and Gretchen Caddy from San Francisco. The matron of -honor’s daughter, Elizabeth Mellbone, was flower girl. Lorrie Deb's A-line gown of satin du charme in star ruby were worn by the bridal attendants. The necklines were scooped in front ending in a deep V in back. Hem length self streamers fell from this charming V. Velvet flowers framed with maline topped the unusual beaded headdresses for the bridal attendants. Theyjall wore satin pumps tinted to match their a** oF: at? af at* at at. ata AT HOME IN THE COUNTRY SS SN . SY OE SOM hs OE . Oe te DECORAMA Designed for Modern Living Model 4134 90, 000:8.7.U., 427” heat with Toastmaster Automatic stat Neo Glo With fan and Thermostat Our Most Popular Model electricity 24 Tudor Electric Blankets 5 Colors, twin and full size single or duel con2 year guarantee, from trol GE Automatic Heating Pads 20% Off .for firewood & fancy Bucaneer Hi.Style Wood Heaters Complete with thermostat. $1649 Copenhagen Stoves shakers $1995 Markel Portable Electric Heetaires Thriftee Heater $4995 Complete with Thermo; $4495 Dainty Maid Electric Blankets Twin size.Single control.2 Only $44% Ask For Your S & H Green Stamps Broad Street, Main Street, Grass Valley Automatic Instant radiant and fan forced heat 2995 GE Automatic Blankets Completely Washable, Completely mothproof. Kerosene Heaters Toastmaster Radiant dresses, John Korn, the groom's cousin from San Francisco, was his best man, Ushers were Don Gallino from Sacramento, andRon Gallino of Stockton, cousins of the bride; Tim Korn of San Rafael and Don Burkhurst from Livermore, Steve Gallino of Sacramento, son ofthe first named usher, was ring bearer, Monet green chastilly lace over taffeta was chosen by Mrs. Rielli to wear at her daughter's wedding. She had pumps tinted to match and wore matching green bag and gloves, Her leather pill box Model 2124 L.P. Gas Twin and full size from . one from lin Vtore : Authentic reproductions, durable Cast iron. Can be used with any existing Chimney $450) $47 400 Screens °14% from $4590 Wood Heaters from 3.4% also.Fireplace Sets Screens & Grates Nevada City Push Button Control Removable Washable $895 Cover Waterproof Pad. On All Cooling Equipment Fans, room coolers etc., everything but cocktail 1268 sy40 Oe $995 3? 1% hat completed the costume. The groom's mother chose . a beige chiffon sheath dress with cap sleeved and a tucked bodice. With it she wore a white feathered hat and pearlized shoes and purse. A reception for 500 guests was held in the Veterans Memorial Building immediately after the ceremony, The room was decorated in white spider mums and colored gladiolas, One of the happiest at the wedding and reception was Mrs, Margarita Gallino, grandmother of the bride, who recently left the hospital, The young couple left on a wedding trip to Monterey area directly after the reception, The new Mrs Storm wore a beautiful two-piece blue suit and matching pill box hat. Her accessories were a contrasting brown and the orchid from her bridal bouquet completed her going away ensemble, ec sero O) a4 L s Nui OT St ‘ ; 4 i} Oe 09 (ema Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis Storm Graveside services were heldhere Sept. 11 for Alvin Pettit, with Reverend MervinF, Baker officiating. Pettit was a former Camptonville resident but has resided at North San Juan the past several years. He is survived ‘. by his son, Donald Pettit, and a sister, Mrs, Ralph Rogers of Camptonville. At 2:45 a.m. Sept. 3 Pettit was burned to death in the Don Plaugher cabin west of the Chestnut Cafe, off of Marysville road. Plaugher was taken to the Jake Hertline home on Marysville road by Fire Control Officer John Bigley, of the U.S, Forest Service. The Nevada City Rescue Squad answered the calland removed Plaugher to Miners Hospital. Plaugher suffered severe burns and latest reports are that he is still confined to the hospital. ee e2e8 Camptonville Womens Clubheld its regular meetaBy IRENE STOOPS ing Sept. 5atthe school auditorium with President Jessie Waracka presiding. Hostesses were Margaret Williams and Irene Stoops. Final plans were made for the HamJitney Dinner to be given_in the school auditorium Oct. 5 from 6:30 to 9:30 p. m. The Mystery Package brought by Tivie Brown went toJessie Waracka, The next regular meeting will be held Oct. 3 atthe home of Gertie Woosley with Vera Mackinson as co-hostess, Re eeae Donald Pettit is home on leave fromthe Air Force. He came home to attend the funeral of hisfather, Alvin Pettit. See 2% The Frank Massas were recent Reno visitors, where they were called because of illness in the family, See2e8 Mr, and Mrs. Al Sutter, former residents, who now make their home in Yuba Camptonville News City, were weekend visitors at the Bill Gowey home, Seen e We recently took a three day tripto June Lake, Calif, to visit one of our daughters and her family -Mrs, and Mrs,K-L, Ellsworth and two children, It was a beautiful trip at the ideal time of year. Seen e% Mr. and Mrs. Ned Kissig spent the 9th and 10thin Marysville visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Don Kissig. . Methodist Church Invites Inquirers NEVADA CITY--=-A class will be held Sunday at 9:45 a.m. for inquirers and those desiring to join the First Methodist Church of Nevada City, it was announced today. All are invited to attend the study, which will include Methodist Church-history, doctrine and policy. in Visalia, Photo by Scott and Snow BRIDAL CAKE..Inez Louise Dodson, daughter of Mrs. Mildred M. Dodson, Nevada City, joined Tommy Craig Angove, son of Mrs. Edith Lash, Grass Valley, in matrimony at t he Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev. Robert D. Noble performed the double ring ceremony before 100 guests, including many out of town relatives and friends. A reception for the two graduates of Nevada Union High School was held at Seaman's Lodge after the ceremonies. The couple will make their home ? ]

= been ae dering ted in 2 Valuse in h then / were entury n that 1, and on its lay in » POosof the Lake burb¢cand Se O was wrote t beninor could Iped h the parn me very miles much lieve Swiss vater ? But spent t not tead, viryay, egun m to It is or on shut you un>on = ome vhat over 1ers, the we atibns, ar = His iSon ith & 2SS + TS Pp 8 —ame saatermmmmeaaal Nevada County NUGGET..Wednesday, September 19, 1962..Page 9 Antoinette Rielli Weds William Ellis Storm GRASS VALLEY --Antoinette Rielli and William Ellis Storm w ere joined in marriage atSt, Patrick's Catholic Church Sept. 1. The candlelight nuptial mass was performed by The Reverend Jeremiah Boland before an altar decorated with white spider mums. Abramo Rielli gave his daughter in marriage at the double ring ceremony. Mary Grace T assone played the organ for Bob Peterson who _ Sang four appropriate: songs. The Abramo Riellis of Grass Valley are parents of the bride and her bridegroom's parents are the Edwin Storms of Carmichael. Emma Domb fashioned the bride's exquisite cathedral wedding gown of lustrous acetate brocade with an extravagant train that flowed gracefully over a shim sheath. Smoothly fitting sleeves that tapered to a point below the wrist and . Winter Is Just Ap Don't let this heat fool you winter is dead ahead now isthe time to plan your heating strategy The placetostartis "A lpha”, Coleman Oil Model 870CD 50,000 B.T.U. fastened with a row of tiny buttons and a flattering sabtina neckline with back of bodice closing accented by a row of self buttons were features of the traditional white gown, The English silk illusion veilwasa double pouf of fingertip length secured by a tiny pearl crown set inside a larger lace crown to givea Madonna effect, A white orchid corsage com-. pleted this lovely bridal picture, Mrs, Roberta Mellbone, the bride's cousin from Yuba City, washer matron of honor and bridesmaids were Nancy Southern, Mrs, Patty Wilder Heaters 51067° from North Sacramento, Carolyn Storm--the groom's sister from Carmichael, and Gretchen Caddy from San Francisco. The matron of -honor’s daughter, Elizabeth Mellbone, was flower girl. Lorrie Deb's A-line gown of satin du charme in star ruby were worn by the bridal attendants. The necklines were scooped in front ending in a deep V in back. Hem length self streamers fell from this charming V. Velvet flowers framed with maline topped the unusual beaded headdresses for the bridal attendants. Theyjall wore satin pumps tinted to match their a** oF: at? af at* at at. ata AT HOME IN THE COUNTRY SS SN . SY OE SOM hs OE . Oe te DECORAMA Designed for Modern Living Model 4134 90, 000:8.7.U., 427” heat with Toastmaster Automatic stat Neo Glo With fan and Thermostat Our Most Popular Model electricity 24 Tudor Electric Blankets 5 Colors, twin and full size single or duel con2 year guarantee, from trol GE Automatic Heating Pads 20% Off .for firewood & fancy Bucaneer Hi.Style Wood Heaters Complete with thermostat.. $1649 Copenhagen Stoves shakers $1995 Markel Portable Electric Heetaires Thriftee Heater $4995 Complete with Thermo; $4495 Dainty Maid Electric Blankets Twin size..Single control..2 Only $44% Ask For Your S & H Green Stamps Broad Street, Main Street, Grass Valley Automatic Instant radiant and fan forced heat

2995 GE Automatic Blankets Completely Washable, Completely mothproof. Kerosene Heaters Toastmaster Radiant dresses, John Korn, the groom's cousin from San Francisco, was his best man, Ushers were Don Gallino from Sacramento, andRon Gallino of Stockton, cousins of the bride; Tim Korn of San Rafael and Don Burkhurst from Livermore, Steve Gallino of Sacramento, son ofthe first named usher, was ring bearer, Monet green chastilly lace over taffeta was chosen by Mrs. Rielli to wear at her daughter's wedding. She had pumps tinted to match and wore matching green bag and gloves, Her leather pill box Model 2124 L.P. Gas Twin and full size from . one from lin Vtore : Authentic reproductions, durable Cast iron. Can be used with any existing Chimney $450) $47 400 Screens °14% from $4590 Wood Heaters from 3.4% also..Fireplace Sets Screens & Grates Nevada City Push Button Control Removable Washable $895 Cover Waterproof Pad. On All Cooling Equipment Fans, room coolers etc., everything but cocktail 1268 sy40 Oe $995 3? 1% hat completed the costume. The groom's mother chose . a beige chiffon sheath dress with cap sleeved and a tucked bodice. With it she wore a white feathered hat and pearlized shoes and purse. A reception for 500 guests was held in the Veterans Memorial Building immediately after the ceremony, The room was decorated in white spider mums and colored gladiolas, One of the happiest at the wedding and reception was Mrs, Margarita Gallino, grandmother of the bride, who recently left the hospital, The young couple left on a wedding trip to Monterey area directly after the reception, The new Mrs Storm wore a beautiful two-piece blue suit and matching pill box hat. Her accessories were a contrasting brown and the orchid from her bridal bouquet completed her going away ensemble, ec sero O) a4 L s Nui OT St ‘ ; 4 i} Oe 09 (ema Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis Storm Graveside services were heldhere Sept. 11 for Alvin Pettit, with Reverend MervinF, Baker officiating. Pettit was a former Camptonville resident but has resided at North San Juan the past several years. He is survived ‘. by his son, Donald Pettit, and a sister, Mrs, Ralph Rogers of Camptonville. At 2:45 a.m. Sept. 3 Pettit was burned to death in the Don Plaugher cabin west of the Chestnut Cafe, off of Marysville road. Plaugher was taken to the Jake Hertline home on Marysville road by Fire Control Officer John Bigley, of the U.S, Forest Service. The Nevada City Rescue Squad answered the calland removed Plaugher to Miners Hospital. Plaugher suffered severe burns and latest reports are that he is still confined to the hospital. ee e2e8 Camptonville Womens Clubheld its regular meetaBy IRENE STOOPS ing Sept. 5atthe school auditorium with President Jessie Waracka presiding. Hostesses were Margaret Williams and Irene Stoops. Final plans were made for the HamJitney Dinner to be given_in the school auditorium Oct. 5 from 6:30 to 9:30 p. m. The Mystery Package brought by Tivie Brown went toJessie Waracka, The next regular meeting will be held Oct. 3 atthe home of Gertie Woosley with Vera Mackinson as co-hostess, Re eeae Donald Pettit is home on leave fromthe Air Force. He came home to attend the funeral of hisfather, Alvin Pettit. See 2% The Frank Massas were recent Reno visitors, where they were called because of illness in the family, See2e8 Mr, and Mrs. Al Sutter, former residents, who now make their home in Yuba Camptonville News City, were weekend visitors at the Bill Gowey home, Seen e We recently took a three day tripto June Lake, Calif, to visit one of our daughters and her family -Mrs, and Mrs,K-L, Ellsworth and two children, It was a beautiful trip at the ideal time of year. Seen e% Mr. and Mrs. Ned Kissig spent the 9th and 10thin Marysville visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Don Kissig. . Methodist Church Invites Inquirers NEVADA CITY--=-A class will be held Sunday at 9:45 a.m. for inquirers and those desiring to join the First Methodist Church of Nevada City, it was announced today. All are invited to attend the study, which will include Methodist Church-history, doctrine and policy. in Visalia, Photo by Scott and Snow BRIDAL CAKE...Inez Louise Dodson, daughter of Mrs. Mildred M. Dodson, Nevada City, joined Tommy Craig Angove, son of Mrs. Edith Lash, Grass Valley, in matrimony at t he Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev. Robert D. Noble performed the double ring ceremony before 100 guests, including many out of town relatives and friends. A reception for the two graduates of Nevada Union High School was held at Seaman's Lodge after the ceremonies. The couple will make their home ? ]