Obituaries (1988) (275 pages)

vention \s everyone's very member of thenfami© trained in prevention -at to do Incase of fire. In flowing clothing; tle dr, and tum pot handles ~ the stove. Do’ not leave . ammable on the stove 9 soda handy to smother 14 flareups rical equipment for frayed imed-out plugs. Do not rcults or use extension ‘someone could trip over ortable heaters carefully. here is a smoke detector level of your home, ear bedrooms. Test perifamily should . participate fire drills. Decide in ad‘ you would meet outside Be sure that babysitters” nployees and relatives in now your fire-evacuation * ton Includes insurance, 1s review, and Improve . ge at Gold Valley In” «Road for medical aid. rowlivancyryu e 1:40 p.m. to Wildwood West Drive for a brush fire Gold Flat FD © 1:43p.m. to Dog Bar Road fora brush fire. Grass Valley FD e 6:14 p.m. to Butler Road for a brush fire. e 10:32 p.m. to South Church. Street for medical aid. e 10:35 p.m. with Lincolos Ambulance, to Pleasant Street for medical aid, North San Juan FD e 7:0? p.m, to Robinson Road for a brush fire, » Penn Valley FD e 7:43 p.m. to Wildflower Drive for medical aid. SUNDAY * Nevada City FD e 9:45 a.m. to Broad Street for medical aid. Gold Flat FD e 10:48 a.m, to Banner Mountain Trail for medical aid. Bullion Fire Department e 12:12 p.m. to the South Yuba Ranger Station for a structure fire. ~ North San Juan.FD e 10:50 a.m., with ‘Cincolns. Ambulance, to Bear reriiiney 64 [UIT ULE a LEU, STEppEU too far backward and toppled out the window. He was transported by Lincolns Ambulance to Sierra Nevada Memorial’ Hospital where he was treated “and released, ac3y See Se Obituary. Trap Springs vices, 10130 Alta Sierra sley. Quality z Banquets = and 5 6 8 Wedding Py 2 7 1 Receptions “Protecting Your Future” t= ca tlle s Ata Sterna Country Club 273-7211 4 ting ‘Nurse Association . ; ny “home care in Nevada County vince 1977 duces ale * esteen “Ernie” “Herman sees Senior Home Health Aide’ ‘on ed ; My werk is extremely i tee entisfyliy it felt ve) y Poe ee Vw good fis the SOM ONG =? — Lyle Michael Spengler Lyle Michael Spengler of Nevada City died Thursday at a Grass Valley medical facility. In accordinance with his wishes, no funeral services were conducted. Hooper & Weaver Mortuary of Nevada City made arrangements to donate his body to medical science. Mr. Spengler was born March 16, 1913, in in Minnesota, the son of Joseph and Lilly (Luke) Spengler (deceased). He worked for Colgate Palmolive for 30 years as a mechanic. ; He lived in Nevada County for many years and belonged to the National Association of Retired. Federal Employees. He is survived by his widow, _Marion; two daughters, Louise and Marie of Grass Valley; a son, Larry of Rodeo; grandchildren; one -greatgrandchild; three sisters, Lrene Gay and Hazel Domeck of Milwalkee, Wis., Norton of Rhinelander, Wis.;: and two brothers, Joe of Olympia, Wash., and Kenneth of * Martinez. 5 rere s) CENTER ie MARCH 4 SPECIALS hy WHY WAIT? 3 y LOSEWEIGHT ©) A Werte S499 Se STOP SMOKING ii STRESS/DEPRESSION. ~E s \ io! aes * ¥ 3 sessions $99. ae RPe IMONEINIA oT Ww five: and Evelyn vibe vorcy § es Hurley. Penn Valle Hurley, 16, and Mat were transported bt bulance to Sierra bh al Hospital, treate according to a hosp The other drive Sacramento resider was uninjured. Sunday A solo accident at 2G sams to Richardson, 20, of F was southbound n Road when his vehir and struck a tele was transported vi: bulance to Sierra N al Hospital, where and released, accor tal spokesman. R charged with drivin fluence, accordin spokesman. His destroyed. FOOTHILL M PARCEL S BUSINESS CONV FAX UI 273-7462 GV SHOPPING CTR. (

vention \s everyone's very member of thenfami© trained in prevention -at to do Incase of fire. In flowing clothing; tle dr, and tum pot handles ~ the stove. Do’ not leave . ammable on the stove 9 soda handy to smother 14 flareups rical equipment for frayed imed-out plugs. Do not rcults or use extension ‘someone could trip over ortable heaters carefully. here is a smoke detector level of your home, ear bedrooms. Test perifamily should . participate fire drills. Decide in ad‘ you would meet outside Be sure that babysitters” nployees and relatives in now your fire-evacuation * ton Includes insurance, 1s review, and Improve . ge at Gold Valley In” «Road for medical aid. rowlivancyryu e 1:40 p.m. to Wildwood West Drive for a brush fire Gold Flat FD © 1:43p.m. to Dog Bar Road fora brush fire. Grass Valley FD e 6:14 p.m. to Butler Road for a brush fire. e 10:32 p.m. to South Church. Street for medical aid. e 10:35 p.m. with Lincolos Ambulance, to Pleasant Street for medical aid, North San Juan FD e 7:0? p.m, to Robinson Road for a brush fire, » Penn Valley FD e 7:43 p.m. to Wildflower Drive for medical aid. SUNDAY * Nevada City FD e 9:45 a.m. to Broad Street for medical aid. Gold Flat FD e 10:48 a.m, to Banner Mountain Trail for medical aid. Bullion Fire Department e 12:12 p.m. to the South Yuba Ranger Station for a structure fire. ~ North San Juan.FD e 10:50 a.m., with ‘Cincolns. Ambulance, to Bear reriiiney 64 [UIT ULE a LEU, STEppEU too far backward and toppled out the window. He was transported by Lincolns Ambulance to Sierra Nevada Memorial’ Hospital where he was treated “and released, ac3y See Se Obituary. Trap Springs vices, 10130 Alta Sierra sley. Quality z Banquets = and 5 6 8 Wedding Py 2 7 1 Receptions “Protecting Your Future” t= ca tlle s Ata Sterna Country Club 273-7211 4 ting ‘Nurse Association . ; ny “home care in Nevada County vince 1977 duces ale * esteen “Ernie” “Herman sees Senior Home Health Aide’ ‘on ed ; My werk is extremely i tee entisfyliy it felt ve) y Poe ee Vw good fis the SOM ONG =? — Lyle Michael Spengler Lyle Michael Spengler of

Nevada City died Thursday at a Grass Valley medical facility. In accordinance with his wishes, no funeral services were conducted. Hooper & Weaver Mortuary of Nevada City made arrangements to donate his body to medical science. Mr. Spengler was born March 16, 1913, in in Minnesota, the son of Joseph and Lilly (Luke) Spengler (deceased). He worked for Colgate Palmolive for 30 years as a mechanic. ; He lived in Nevada County for many years and belonged to the National Association of Retired. Federal Employees. He is survived by his widow, _Marion; two daughters, Louise and Marie of Grass Valley; a son, Larry of Rodeo; grandchildren; one -greatgrandchild; three sisters, Lrene Gay and Hazel Domeck of Milwalkee, Wis., Norton of Rhinelander, Wis.;: and two brothers, Joe of Olympia, Wash., and Kenneth of * Martinez. 5 rere s) CENTER ie MARCH 4 SPECIALS hy WHY WAIT? 3 y LOSEWEIGHT ©) A Werte S499 Se STOP SMOKING ii STRESS/DEPRESSION. ~E s \ io! aes * ¥ 3 sessions $99. ae RPe IMONEINIA oT Ww five: and Evelyn vibe vorcy § es Hurley. Penn Valle Hurley, 16, and Mat were transported bt bulance to Sierra bh al Hospital, treate according to a hosp The other drive Sacramento resider was uninjured. Sunday A solo accident at 2G sams to Richardson, 20, of F was southbound n Road when his vehir and struck a tele was transported vi: bulance to Sierra N al Hospital, where and released, accor tal spokesman. R charged with drivin fluence, accordin spokesman. His destroyed. FOOTHILL M PARCEL S BUSINESS CONV FAX UI 273-7462 GV SHOPPING CTR. (