Obituaries (1988) (275 pages)

eee Che Union iN 0747-1211 -. ihed Oct. 28, 1864 by Nevada County Co. every: evening lay at: The Union, 1025, 11464 Sutton UNITED NATIONS (AP) —‘ Over the objections of Secretary of State George P. Shultz, PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat is expected to visit the United Arafat ‘6 make U.S. visit t The Israeli government and Jewish groups already have protested a visit by the Palestine Liberation Organization— chief, and Shultz in a letter made public Wednesday said he did not welcome a visit by Arafat. ‘ ; ‘Shultz in a Nov. 1.letter to 51 senators who protested any visa for Arafat wrote, “Like you, I ,have no desire whatever to see Arafat in the United States.” The PLO, which has no diplomatic relations with the Unit_ ed States, is the only organization-that must apply for a visa -Nations through the General Assembly. Arafat last visited the United in November. 1974, when he delivered_a_90-minute speech. ~~>* hs pene A U.S. mission spokeswoman, Anne Stoddard, said, ‘‘We do have an obligation to grant a visa, to Arafat under the’ (U.S.-U:N.) Headquarters ~ Agreement.’’ Under that 1947 agreement the United States ‘agrees-to-facilitate and not impede thé work of diplomats and officials on U.N. business. The.U.S. government has said the PLO is a terrorist organizaOES KE States later this month to ad-Valley, Ca. 95945. dress the U.N. General pop tasek 4 ‘ Assembly. : & Publisher Arab diplomats say: Arafat, who along with two PLO diploth S. Mooers mats applied Tuesday for a visa aging Editor to come to the United Nations, is expected to announce formabscription tion of an independent Palesti-: gested Rate) nian state on about Nov. 30 and eh Paces ae $5.50 mo. request U.N. observer status ‘syeeeeaes$5.75mo. — for the new PLO government. [ail Rates ; Vccweshc >. $8.00 mo > teal’ ck A $23.25 O b it or Fri. Only aR 1 u a ry ens ¢ AU eee YAS ; ass postage paid at Mabel-Lane Ny ttn he Mabel “Kit” Lane died at a --Grass-Valley medical facility Sunday at the age of 89. A memorial service will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Sierra Presbyterian Church in Nevada City by the Rev. Dr. “Bruce Heiple and assisted by 3 ’ chase space-and circularoperty rights to any adoduced for the advertiser 1 using art work or ushed or-arranged for by . be the property of The 1 ad or any. part thereof iced or assigned without is > Pyle Dee Re DAD Y FTI RAO IO kk to kok tok koko ‘TERAN’S DAY OVEMBER 11, 19838 eteran’s Breakfast ~— 7:00 A.M. morial & Flag Raising 10:30 A.M. ——Public is Invited ~ Steak Dinner 7:00 P.M. Legionnaires & Guests sored by Frank Gallino Post 130. Grass Valley Veterans Building ‘oth. hh RAR R RRR Ra ReRaReRRRaRe RRR RRs ee haaiaers: Mrs. Lane’s sd cae i “PD OODO OOS OS OD si Look Who’s: Fr N/ Sweet 16 jee . Today te Love You Ww . Y . lisa y, Y BaF ~=Mom & Dad te i) BAEC XXXXX 00000 \J > +4 YH YY EH YY ee Ye the Rev. Dr. John MacDonald and the Rev. Stacy Roberts, both of Nevada City. She was born March 6, 1899, to Mr. and Mrs. William Church of Minneapolis, Minn. In 1918 she married Dean Rundlett who died in 1930. In 1933 she married Dee Lane and they moved to Bemidji, Minn., where her hus~ band died in 1969. _-Mrs.-Lane-was a member ofthe Covenant Church in Bemidji and was active in Red Cross Grey Ladies, activities and a weekly sewing club. Big-rig truck gets hung up on fire hydrant A large big-rig truck slowed traffic for two hours Wednesday ‘after getting stuck on an East Main Street fire hydrant. The truck had been pulling into a loading zone in front of 122 E. Main St. when the incident occurred at about 11:45 a.m. z However, because of heavy traffic, the truck was unable to park properly and maneuvered itself over a hydrant. The driver was unable to move forward or backward. For two hours, Grass Valley police officers directed traffic around the vehicle and tried unsuccessfully to move it. They considered dismantling the hydrant, but it still would have been too tall to allow the truck to move without serious damage to the vehicle. : A towing firm was called to remove the truck, but not before the driver had damaged several .church ° In 1978, she moved to Grass Valley. She was a member of Sierra Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Lane is survived by her daughters, Marilyn MacDonald and Donna Roberts, both of Nevada City; five grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. t The family prefers contributions to the Memorial Fund of re either Sierra—Presbyterian -Church or First-Baptist Church(American) onMain Street, Nevada City. Police blotter — aa THURSDAY Nevada County Sheriff's Department e David A. Thompson, 28, of Grass Valley; a maintanence worker; ar-. rested at 12:30 a.m. on Dog Bar Road on suspicion of possession of Marijvana-for sale; bail set at $3,000. ; Emergency , calls ., Area fire department “and rescue calls WEDNESDAY Grass Valley FD e 9:59 a.m. to the 300 block of Bennett Street for medical aid. e 12:49 p.m. to West McKnight Wa for medical aid. ‘ e 1:49 p.m. to the 200 block of South: Church Street for medical aid. Gold Flat FD L e 5:17 to Sutton Way for medical aid. . THURSDAY Ophir Hill FD e 2:21 a.m. to the 10000 block of ° Partridge Road for medical aid. GoldFlatFD — coin THE UNION, Grass tion an PLO’s L year. ~ “We d come . forum,” Spokesn the U.N sin — PLO, organiz:

eee Che Union iN 0747-1211 -. ihed Oct. 28, 1864 by Nevada County Co. every: evening lay at: The Union, 1025, 11464 Sutton UNITED NATIONS (AP) —‘ Over the objections of Secretary of State George P. Shultz, PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat is expected to visit the United Arafat ‘6 make U.S. visit t The Israeli government and Jewish groups already have protested a visit by the Palestine Liberation Organization— chief, and Shultz in a letter made public Wednesday said he did not welcome a visit by Arafat. ‘ ; ‘Shultz in a Nov. 1.letter to 51 senators who protested any visa for Arafat wrote, “Like you, I ,have no desire whatever to see Arafat in the United States.” The PLO, which has no diplomatic relations with the Unit_ ed States, is the only organization-that must apply for a visa -Nations through the General Assembly. Arafat last visited the United in November. 1974, when he delivered_a_90-minute speech. ~~>* hs pene A U.S. mission spokeswoman, Anne Stoddard, said, ‘‘We do have an obligation to grant a visa, to Arafat under the’ (U.S.-U:N.) Headquarters ~ Agreement.’’ Under that 1947 agreement the United States ‘agrees-to-facilitate and not impede thé work of diplomats and officials on U.N. business. The.U.S. government has said the PLO is a terrorist organizaOES KE States later this month to ad-Valley, Ca. 95945. dress the U.N. General pop tasek 4 ‘ Assembly. : & Publisher Arab diplomats say: Arafat, who along with two PLO diploth S. Mooers mats applied Tuesday for a visa aging Editor to come to the United Nations, is expected to announce formabscription tion of an independent Palesti-: gested Rate) nian state on about Nov. 30 and eh Paces ae $5.50 mo. request U.N. observer status ‘syeeeeaes$5.75mo. — for the new PLO government. [ail Rates ; Vccweshc >.. $8.00 mo > teal’ ck A $23.25 O b it or Fri. Only aR 1 u a ry ens ¢ AU eee YAS ; ass postage paid at Mabel-Lane Ny ttn he Mabel “Kit” Lane died at a --Grass-Valley medical facility Sunday at the age of 89. A memorial service will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Sierra Presbyterian Church in Nevada City by the Rev. Dr. “Bruce Heiple and assisted by 3 ’ chase space-and circularoperty rights to any adoduced for the advertiser 1 using art work or ushed or-arranged for by . be the property of The 1 ad or any. part thereof iced or assigned without is > Pyle Dee Re DAD Y FTI RAO IO kk to kok tok koko ‘TERAN’S DAY OVEMBER 11, 19838 eteran’s Breakfast ~— 7:00 A.M. morial & Flag Raising 10:30 A.M. ——Public is Invited ~ Steak Dinner 7:00 P.M. Legionnaires & Guests sored by Frank Gallino Post 130. Grass Valley Veterans Building ‘oth. hh RAR R RRR Ra ReRaReRRRaRe RRR RRs ee haaiaers: Mrs. Lane’s sd cae i “PD OODO OOS OS OD si Look Who’s: Fr N/ Sweet 16 jee . Today te Love You Ww . Y . lisa y, Y BaF ~=Mom & Dad te i) BAEC XXXXX 00000 \J > +4 YH YY EH YY ee Ye

the Rev. Dr. John MacDonald and the Rev. Stacy Roberts, both of Nevada City. She was born March 6, 1899, to Mr. and Mrs. William Church of Minneapolis, Minn. In 1918 she married Dean Rundlett who died in 1930. In 1933 she married Dee Lane and they moved to Bemidji, Minn., where her hus~ band died in 1969. _-Mrs.-Lane-was a member ofthe Covenant Church in Bemidji and was active in Red Cross Grey Ladies, activities and a weekly sewing club. Big-rig truck gets hung up on fire hydrant A large big-rig truck slowed traffic for two hours Wednesday ‘after getting stuck on an East Main Street fire hydrant. The truck had been pulling into a loading zone in front of 122 E. Main St. when the incident occurred at about 11:45 a.m. z However, because of heavy traffic, the truck was unable to park properly and maneuvered itself over a hydrant. The driver was unable to move forward or backward. For two hours, Grass Valley police officers directed traffic around the vehicle and tried unsuccessfully to move it. They considered dismantling the hydrant, but it still would have been too tall to allow the truck to move without serious damage to the vehicle. : A towing firm was called to remove the truck, but not before the driver had damaged several .church ° In 1978, she moved to Grass Valley. She was a member of Sierra Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Lane is survived by her daughters, Marilyn MacDonald and Donna Roberts, both of Nevada City; five grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. t The family prefers contributions to the Memorial Fund of re either Sierra—Presbyterian -Church or First-Baptist Church(American) onMain Street, Nevada City. Police blotter — aa THURSDAY Nevada County Sheriff's Department e David A. Thompson, 28, of Grass Valley; a maintanence worker; ar-. rested at 12:30 a.m. on Dog Bar Road on suspicion of possession of Marijvana-for sale; bail set at $3,000. ; Emergency , calls ., Area fire department “and rescue calls WEDNESDAY Grass Valley FD e 9:59 a.m. to the 300 block of Bennett Street for medical aid. e 12:49 p.m. to West McKnight Wa for medical aid. ‘ e 1:49 p.m. to the 200 block of South: Church Street for medical aid. Gold Flat FD L e 5:17 to Sutton Way for medical aid. . THURSDAY Ophir Hill FD e 2:21 a.m. to the 10000 block of ° Partridge Road for medical aid. GoldFlatFD — coin THE UNION, Grass tion an PLO’s L year. ~ “We d come . forum,” Spokesn the U.N sin — PLO, organiz: