Obituaries (1988) (275 pages)

pound male lion and turned it over to the game warden for the which predators killed them; lions leave telltale clues with oa a the lion as well to gainw “better understanding of. the predator, ‘al eo) ae ee meeeelULUMMETN BOT “ hunting ban has been in effect for 15 years, according to “Dbityaries (26-2 Ly Georgia C Condit rgia Coffee Condit diedjesday at a. Grass Valley’ medical facility. She was 68 and a resident of Grass Valley. The Rev. Will Howard will officiate a memorial service at 2 p.m. Friday at Hooper _& Weaver Mortuary, Nevada € was born May 20, 1919, to George and Frank (Hawkett) Coffee in San Leandro, where she lived her entire life until moving to Grass Valley .10 '. years ago. “Mrs. Condit was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Oakland. ~.She is survived by her husbard, Ralph; twoe-sons,-Richard of Lake Charles, La., and Dennis of Snoqualmie, Wash. ef ‘The family prefers contri ‘tons to Hospice of the Foothills. All news and advertising nye and photographs In is issue are copyrighted . by the Nevada County r “Publishing Co. The Union Uy and The Nevada County Nugget : SS : ISSN 07471211 Established Oct. 28, 1864 pubtianes by Nevada County Publishing Co. every evening except Sunday at: The Union, P:O. Box 1025, 11464 ‘Sutton Way. Grass Valley, Ca. 95945. Carl Rickard Grass Valley native and long-time resident Car] Rickard died Saturday in San Francisco. He was born Nov. 13, 1909, and as a young man worked in area mines. He later went to work in the U.S. Naval Shipyard at Hunter's Point near San Francisco; from which he retired. He was a member of St. Paul’s Church of San Francisco, Mr. Rickard is survived by his daughters, Linda of San Francisco and Judy of Florida; a brother, James of Grass Valley; many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his wife Estelle. Burial was at Holy Cross Cemetery in Coloma, Wilbur Schaefer Family services have been conducted for Wilbur Henry Schaefer under the direction of Chapel of the Hills, Auburn. Cremation followed. Eighty-year-old Mr. Schaefer, a Lake of the Pines resident, died Monday at an Auburn medical facility. 'He was a native of Boulder, Colo. and had lived in Nevada County for eight years, coming from Santa Cruz where he resided for 26 years. He retired after 35 years as a painting contractor. Mr. Schaefer is survived by his wife, Frances; daughter, Shirley Rommereim of Santa Cruz; son, Jack of Santa Cruz; seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Victor Termine Life-long Chicago Park resident Victor Termine died Monday at a Sacramento medical center. He was 85. He retired at the age of 62 from Pacific Gas & Electric Co.’s Drum Division and was a member of Public Service Employees Association. Mr. Termine is survived by his two sisters, Ida of Chicago _ Park, Rose Viscia of Colfax; and several nieces and nephews. He was the brother of the late Joe Termine of Colfax. At his request no services were conducted. He was buried privately in Colfax District Cemetery. Arrangments were by Chapel of the Hills, Auburn. NC woman hospitalized following metorcycle crash A Nevada City woman was in good condition at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital today fol-° lowing a motorcyle accident Wednesday. The motorcycle, driven by William Thomas Callahan Jr., — of Grass Valley, was eastbound on Greenhorn Road about one mile east of Brunswick Road when the accident occured, according to reports. Callahan, 32, was treated and released from the hospital after suffering cuts and_ scrapes. Passenger Natina Pistone, 29, suffered a cut to the head and left hand and scrapes to the back and left knee in the 12:40 p.m. accident. Acquitted murder suspect faces. Nevada trial for robbery, burglary D--ATIOY DADYDTICTA uiceanind at the nreliminarv Suverior Court on a jail escape LVUGs baby a bott bint dedededndh dod k ddd dedeakd eoee eeeee .

pound male lion and turned it over to the game warden for the which predators killed them; lions leave telltale clues with oa a the lion as well to gainw “better understanding of. the predator, ‘al eo) ae ee meeeelULUMMETN BOT “ hunting ban has been in effect for 15 years, according to “Dbityaries (26-2 Ly Georgia C Condit rgia Coffee Condit diedjesday at a. Grass Valley’ medical facility. She was 68 and a resident of Grass Valley. The Rev. Will Howard will officiate a memorial service at 2 p.m. Friday at Hooper _& Weaver Mortuary, Nevada € was born May 20, 1919, to George and Frank (Hawkett) Coffee in San Leandro, where she lived her entire life until moving to Grass Valley .10 '. years ago. “Mrs. Condit was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Oakland. ~.She is survived by her husbard, Ralph; twoe-sons,-Richard of Lake Charles, La., and Dennis of Snoqualmie, Wash. ef ‘The family prefers contri ‘tons to Hospice of the Foothills. All news and advertising nye and photographs In is issue are copyrighted . by the Nevada County r “Publishing Co. The Union Uy and The Nevada County Nugget : SS : ISSN 07471211 Established Oct. 28, 1864 pubtianes by Nevada County Publishing Co. every evening except Sunday at: The Union, P:O. Box 1025, 11464 ‘Sutton Way. Grass Valley, Ca. 95945. Carl Rickard Grass Valley native and long-time resident Car] Rickard died Saturday in San Francisco. He was born Nov. 13, 1909, and as a young man worked in area mines. He later went to work in the U.S. Naval Shipyard at Hunter's Point near San Francisco; from which he retired. He was a member of St. Paul’s Church of San Francisco, Mr. Rickard is survived by his daughters, Linda of San Francisco and Judy of Florida; a brother, James of Grass Valley; many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his wife Estelle. Burial was at Holy Cross Cemetery in Coloma, Wilbur Schaefer Family services have been conducted for Wilbur Henry Schaefer under the direction of

Chapel of the Hills, Auburn. Cremation followed. Eighty-year-old Mr. Schaefer, a Lake of the Pines resident, died Monday at an Auburn medical facility. 'He was a native of Boulder, Colo. and had lived in Nevada County for eight years, coming from Santa Cruz where he resided for 26 years. He retired after 35 years as a painting contractor. Mr. Schaefer is survived by his wife, Frances; daughter, Shirley Rommereim of Santa Cruz; son, Jack of Santa Cruz; seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Victor Termine Life-long Chicago Park resident Victor Termine died Monday at a Sacramento medical center. He was 85. He retired at the age of 62 from Pacific Gas & Electric Co.’s Drum Division and was a member of Public Service Employees Association. Mr. Termine is survived by his two sisters, Ida of Chicago _ Park, Rose Viscia of Colfax; and several nieces and nephews. He was the brother of the late Joe Termine of Colfax. At his request no services were conducted. He was buried privately in Colfax District Cemetery. Arrangments were by Chapel of the Hills, Auburn. NC woman hospitalized following metorcycle crash A Nevada City woman was in good condition at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital today fol-° lowing a motorcyle accident Wednesday. The motorcycle, driven by William Thomas Callahan Jr., — of Grass Valley, was eastbound on Greenhorn Road about one mile east of Brunswick Road when the accident occured, according to reports. Callahan, 32, was treated and released from the hospital after suffering cuts and_ scrapes. Passenger Natina Pistone, 29, suffered a cut to the head and left hand and scrapes to the back and left knee in the 12:40 p.m. accident. Acquitted murder suspect faces. Nevada trial for robbery, burglary D--ATIOY DADYDTICTA uiceanind at the nreliminarv Suverior Court on a jail escape LVUGs baby a bott bint dedededndh dod k ddd dedeakd eoee eeeee .