Obituaries (1988) (275 pages)

tavilig LULICT) ‘hose comiction over le share of programs, id have litaway from pledge if he made his ‘ast meeting ters. Afdes nts to other an said gested _the X, now 9.1 d be raised tallon. A 15. d bring in ear, almost » meet the ‘ements of Union la County Nugget 211 28, 1864 ida -County ry. evening The Union, 464 Sutton . $5.75 mo. $8. . $8.00 mo. fas tint, $23.25 2 paid at nia 95945 re and circulathts to any adthe advertiser art work or rrangeéd for by roperty of The y part thereof signed without ‘ublishing Co. e/ a ~ crats Nave repeatedly rejected . arguments from President Reagan and Bush that the Pe Bibe anette deficit can be educed significantly without raising taxes. However, Democrats have refused to initiate tax increases without the backing of the administration. his distaste for Bush’s prposal to reduce the maximum tax on capital gains. The lion’s share of a capital-gains tax cut would fall to the wealthy, and Rostenkowski contends such a move would jeopardize the consensus that produced the 1986 tax overhaul. The property had been inspected by city officials who confirmed to the panel that the work has adequately. been progressing The commission's decision pleased Campion, who said some of the club’s patrons had Obituaries L2E-86/ 3B Edward Lausche Edward C. Lausche, 75, died Friday at his Grass Valley home following a lengthy illness. A native of Cleveland, Ohio, born Jan. 17, 1913, he was the son of Jacob and Cecelia ‘Lausche. He attended school in Detroit, Mich., and moved to Minnesota where he went into farming. He later relocated to .Lake Tahoe where he was a logger. and carpenter. In 1960 he settled in Grass Valley and continued to work in construction. ~ After retirement, he became a Pouce , blotter . tr Help Release Tension and MONDAY Nevada County Sheriff’s Department e Fredrick V. Shane, 18, an assembly worker. from Grass Valley; surrendered at 1:15 p.m. at the detention center on suspicion of “attempted robbery. Booked and released; no bail set. e Report of a burglary between Nov. 29 and Dec. 2 on Cerrito Road, Grass Valley. An unknown suspect entered the residence and took various items including a car stereo, a video recorder, firearmsand ammunition valued at $1,593. e Report of a burglary between Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 on Connaught Place, Nevada City. An unknown suspect forced entry into the residence and took compact discs, cassette tapes, a sythesizer and ofher musical equipment valued at $9,480. NOW IN PRACTICE af 7 HARMONY WZ CLARK A\\> CMT Aaan Vave Chun Maenliann Enarcny winemaker, winning many awards at the county fair. Mr. Lausche is survived by his wife of -42 years, Joy; a daughter, Dyanne Johnson of Fairfield; two sons, Paul of Grass Valley, David of Roseville; two brothers, Al of Grass Valley, Joe of Minnesota, and numerous grandchildren. A memorial service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witness, 12860 La Barr Meadows Road, Grass Valley. Matt Sauer Ninety-one-year-old Matt. N. Sauer died early today at a Grass Valley medical facility. Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Grass Valley chapel of Hooper & Weaver Mortuary. A Mass of Christian Burial will be conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday in St. Patrick’s Church. Burial follows in St. Patrick’s Cemetery, Grass Valley. r Mr. Sauer, a resident of Grass Valley, was born Feb. 14, 1897, in Carpio, N.D., the son of Joseph and Katherine (Richl) Sauer. He was raised and educated in North Dakota. Mr.Sauer married Stella Mary Chapdelaine on Oct. 20, 1924, and moved to Grass Valley in TT on Eiri Me ed ‘He» was a-~ member of St. Patrick’s Church. Mr. Sauer was preceded in death by his wife. He is survived by a daughter, Helen Campbell of Sparks, Nev.; five sons, Paul of Chico, George of Longview, Wash., Arnold of North San Juan, Bob and Leonard of Grass Valley; 19 grandchildren and 23 greatgrandchildren. Charles Terrill According to his wishes, there will be no services for Charles C. Terrill who died Thursday at a Grass Valley medical facility. He was 71 and a resident of Grass Valley. Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Hooper & Weaver Mortuary, Grass Valley. The son of Charles and Ruth (Harders) Terrill, he was born in San Francisco on Jan. 7, 1917. Mr. Terrill is survived by his wife, Jane; sons, Charles and Daniel; daughters, Carolyn, Patricia Liner, and Kathleen Aikens; five grandchildren; and a sister, LaVerne Andrews. He was a member of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 6; and life member of Mission’ Golden‘West Lodge. e ° os Virginia Wall A memorial mass will be conducted for Virginia M. Wall at 10:30 a.m. Monday in St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, Grass Valley. Mrs. Wall died Friday at a Grass Valley medical facility. She was 71. Born May 21, 1917, in San Francisco, she was the daugh-ter of John and Della Quigley. Mrs. Wall had lived in Nevada _City for the past 10 years and for nine years was a volunteer— with Thrift Shop-Cancer Aid.In addition to her husband, Lt. Col. (Ret.) Thomas III; she is survived by two_ sons, _ Thomas IV, and Edward “Tad’’, both of Nevada City; one grandchild, and a sister, Margaret McCarthy of Millbrae. . The family prefers contributions to Thrift Shop Cancer Aid. Emergency calls — Area fire department » Fam te the TEAM Hinek af uu Sy

tavilig LULICT) ‘hose comiction over le share of programs, id have litaway from pledge if he made his ‘ast meeting ters. Afdes nts to other an said gested _the X, now 9.1 d be raised tallon. A 15. d bring in ear, almost » meet the ‘ements of Union la County Nugget 211 28, 1864 ida -County ry. evening The Union, 464 Sutton . $5.75 mo. $8. . $8.00 mo. fas tint, $23.25 2 paid at nia 95945 re and circulathts to any adthe advertiser art work or rrangeéd for by roperty of The y part thereof signed without ‘ublishing Co. e/ a ~ crats Nave repeatedly rejected . arguments from President Reagan and Bush that the Pe Bibe anette deficit can be educed significantly without raising taxes. However, Democrats have refused to initiate tax increases without the backing of the administration. his distaste for Bush’s prposal to reduce the maximum tax on capital gains. The lion’s share of a capital-gains tax cut would fall to the wealthy, and Rostenkowski contends such a move would jeopardize the consensus that produced the 1986 tax overhaul. The property had been inspected by city officials who confirmed to the panel that the work has adequately. been progressing The commission's decision pleased Campion, who said some of the club’s patrons had Obituaries L2E-86/ 3B Edward Lausche Edward C. Lausche, 75, died Friday at his Grass Valley home following a lengthy illness. A native of Cleveland, Ohio, born Jan. 17, 1913, he was the son of Jacob and Cecelia ‘Lausche. He attended school in Detroit, Mich., and moved to Minnesota where he went into farming. He later relocated to .Lake Tahoe where he was a logger. and carpenter. In 1960 he settled in Grass Valley and continued to work in construction. ~ After retirement, he became a Pouce , blotter . tr Help Release Tension and MONDAY Nevada County Sheriff’s Department e Fredrick V. Shane, 18, an assembly worker. from Grass Valley; surrendered at 1:15 p.m. at the detention center on suspicion of “attempted robbery. Booked and released; no bail set. e Report of a burglary between Nov. 29 and Dec. 2 on Cerrito Road, Grass Valley. An unknown suspect entered the residence and took various items including a car stereo, a video recorder, firearmsand ammunition valued at $1,593. e Report of a burglary between Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 on Connaught Place, Nevada City. An unknown

suspect forced entry into the residence and took compact discs, cassette tapes, a sythesizer and ofher musical equipment valued at $9,480. NOW IN PRACTICE af 7 HARMONY WZ CLARK A\\> CMT Aaan Vave Chun Maenliann Enarcny winemaker, winning many awards at the county fair. Mr. Lausche is survived by his wife of -42 years, Joy; a daughter, Dyanne Johnson of Fairfield; two sons, Paul of Grass Valley, David of Roseville; two brothers, Al of Grass Valley, Joe of Minnesota, and numerous grandchildren. A memorial service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witness, 12860 La Barr Meadows Road, Grass Valley. Matt Sauer Ninety-one-year-old Matt. N. Sauer died early today at a Grass Valley medical facility. Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Grass Valley chapel of Hooper & Weaver Mortuary. A Mass of Christian Burial will be conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday in St. Patrick’s Church. Burial follows in St. Patrick’s Cemetery, Grass Valley. r Mr. Sauer, a resident of Grass Valley, was born Feb. 14, 1897, in Carpio, N.D., the son of Joseph and Katherine (Richl) Sauer. He was raised and educated in North Dakota. Mr.Sauer married Stella Mary Chapdelaine on Oct. 20, 1924, and moved to Grass Valley in TT on Eiri Me ed ‘He» was a-~ member of St. Patrick’s Church. Mr. Sauer was preceded in death by his wife. He is survived by a daughter, Helen Campbell of Sparks, Nev.; five sons, Paul of Chico, George of Longview, Wash., Arnold of North San Juan, Bob and Leonard of Grass Valley; 19 grandchildren and 23 greatgrandchildren. Charles Terrill According to his wishes, there will be no services for Charles C. Terrill who died Thursday at a Grass Valley medical facility. He was 71 and a resident of Grass Valley. Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Hooper & Weaver Mortuary, Grass Valley. The son of Charles and Ruth (Harders) Terrill, he was born in San Francisco on Jan. 7, 1917. Mr. Terrill is survived by his wife, Jane; sons, Charles and Daniel; daughters, Carolyn, Patricia Liner, and Kathleen Aikens; five grandchildren; and a sister, LaVerne Andrews. He was a member of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 6; and life member of Mission’ Golden‘West Lodge. e ° os Virginia Wall A memorial mass will be conducted for Virginia M. Wall at 10:30 a.m. Monday in St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, Grass Valley. Mrs. Wall died Friday at a Grass Valley medical facility. She was 71. Born May 21, 1917, in San Francisco, she was the daugh-ter of John and Della Quigley. Mrs. Wall had lived in Nevada _City for the past 10 years and for nine years was a volunteer— with Thrift Shop-Cancer Aid.In addition to her husband, Lt. Col. (Ret.) Thomas III; she is survived by two_ sons, _ Thomas IV, and Edward “Tad’’, both of Nevada City; one grandchild, and a sister, Margaret McCarthy of Millbrae. . The family prefers contributions to Thrift Shop Cancer Aid. Emergency calls — Area fire department » Fam te the TEAM Hinek af uu Sy