Obituaries (1988) (275 pages)

Ov ww ieee 012:36 a.m. to Empire Street erpass at the Golden Center Freeway for a vehicle fire. Higgins “012:42 p.m. with Lincolns am for chimney fire. : Ophir Hill 04:02 p.m. with Lincolns ambulance to Hollydale Road for medical aid. Transport toER. ©10:00 a.m. with Lincolns amObituaries “sw G W William Carter There will be no funeral for illiam Eugene Carter, in accordance with his wishes. Itvou cant pet out to see us, (Coa and we dl come See vou! Complete Printing & Graphic Senives . A Blue Dolphin Press if 265-6923 most per control & ‘ pier you. } 0B . Ny mpm remo . . ‘nion County Nugget iS . 28, 1864 da County ry evening The -Union, 464 Sutton a. 95945. 61 1ead isher ers liter yn ate) . $5.50 mo. .$5.75 mo. 8 . $7.00 mo. $20.25 e paid at rnia 9594S ce and circulaghts-to any adr the advertiser art work or irranged for by rroperty of The iy part thereof ssigned without Publishing Co. WIGHTS OF BOTTOMLESS WINE! “% *2.50 CUSTOMER APPRECIATION “DAY TOMORROW Car wash, wax dry 2.00 Reg. 3.50 Car Wash, Wax, Dry & Tire Cleaning Reg. 4.00 TOMORROW ONLY! “10 MINUTE OIL & LUBE and Car Wash 712SOUTH AUBURN GRASS VALLEY Mr. Carter, 58, died Wednesday at his Grass Valley home. He was 58. The son of Fredrick and Ethel (Merrifield) Carter, he was born Feb. 5, 1929 in Grass Valley where he was raised. He graduated from Grass Valley High School and served in the U.S. Army from 1951 to 1953. He operated Schwartz Fly Shop which ‘later became Carter's Sporting Goods. He also had a Volkswagen shop and was a route driver for Van Gas. Just prior to his illness, he drove a rural mail delivery route. Mr. Carter is survived by his daughter, Cindy of Grass _ Valley; and sons, Fred of Grass Valley and Jim of Elk Grove. Contributions to Cancer Aid Thrift Shop are preferred. Norma Cox In accordance with her wishes, there will be no services for Norma A. Cox, 67. She died Sunday at a Grass Valley medical facility following a lengthy _ illness. Cremation arrangements have been completed under the direction of Hooper & Weaver Mortuary, Grass Valley, with burial to follow in Greenwood Memorial Gardens, Grass Valley. ; She was born in_ Woodland, Maine, June 21, 1920 to Floyd and Cora (Perkins) Coons and had lived in Grass Valley for 30 years. Mrs. Cox is survived by her husband, Harold; sons, Harold, Jr. of San Diego, Tom and Ben of Grass Valley; a sister, Hie ene (C™arcs o me ot Massachusetts and six grandchildren. The family prefers memorial contributions to Thrift ShopCancer Aid, Grass Valley. i . 10:54 a.m. with Lincolns to the 11000 block of Cedar Ridge for a medical aid. CONSTRUCTION Remoldeling ° Homes Additions Richard McDonald General Contractor 432-1143 No. 397442 WEDNES! ere BLOUSES ALL SEPARATE 2 5 ur . 23 ROBES % SWEATERS % arr

Ov ww ieee 012:36 a.m. to Empire Street erpass at the Golden Center Freeway for a vehicle fire. Higgins “012:42 p.m. with Lincolns am for chimney fire. : Ophir Hill 04:02 p.m. with Lincolns ambulance to Hollydale Road for medical aid. Transport toER. ©10:00 a.m. with Lincolns amObituaries “sw G W William Carter There will be no funeral for illiam Eugene Carter, in accordance with his wishes. Itvou cant pet out to see us, (Coa and we dl come See vou! Complete Printing & Graphic Senives . A Blue Dolphin Press if 265-6923 most per control & ‘ pier you. } 0B . Ny mpm remo . . ‘nion County Nugget iS . 28, 1864 da County ry evening The -Union, 464 Sutton a. 95945. 61 1ead isher ers liter yn ate) . $5.50 mo. .$5.75 mo. 8 . $7.00 mo. $20.25 e paid at rnia 9594S ce and circulaghts-to any adr the advertiser art work or irranged for by rroperty of The iy part thereof ssigned without Publishing Co. WIGHTS OF BOTTOMLESS WINE! “% *2.50 CUSTOMER APPRECIATION “DAY TOMORROW Car wash, wax dry 2.00 Reg. 3.50 Car Wash, Wax, Dry & Tire Cleaning Reg. 4.00 TOMORROW ONLY! “10 MINUTE OIL & LUBE and Car Wash

712SOUTH AUBURN GRASS VALLEY Mr. Carter, 58, died Wednesday at his Grass Valley home. He was 58. The son of Fredrick and Ethel (Merrifield) Carter, he was born Feb. 5, 1929 in Grass Valley where he was raised. He graduated from Grass Valley High School and served in the U.S. Army from 1951 to 1953. He operated Schwartz Fly Shop which ‘later became Carter's Sporting Goods. He also had a Volkswagen shop and was a route driver for Van Gas. Just prior to his illness, he drove a rural mail delivery route. Mr. Carter is survived by his daughter, Cindy of Grass _ Valley; and sons, Fred of Grass Valley and Jim of Elk Grove. Contributions to Cancer Aid Thrift Shop are preferred. Norma Cox In accordance with her wishes, there will be no services for Norma A. Cox, 67. She died Sunday at a Grass Valley medical facility following a lengthy _ illness. Cremation arrangements have been completed under the direction of Hooper & Weaver Mortuary, Grass Valley, with burial to follow in Greenwood Memorial Gardens, Grass Valley. ; She was born in_ Woodland, Maine, June 21, 1920 to Floyd and Cora (Perkins) Coons and had lived in Grass Valley for 30 years. Mrs. Cox is survived by her husband, Harold; sons, Harold, Jr. of San Diego, Tom and Ben of Grass Valley; a sister, Hie ene (C™arcs o me ot Massachusetts and six grandchildren. The family prefers memorial contributions to Thrift ShopCancer Aid, Grass Valley. i . 10:54 a.m. with Lincolns to the 11000 block of Cedar Ridge for a medical aid. CONSTRUCTION Remoldeling ° Homes Additions Richard McDonald General Contractor 432-1143 No. 397442 WEDNES! ere BLOUSES ALL SEPARATE 2 5 ur . 23 ROBES % SWEATERS % arr