Obituaries (1988) (275 pages)

ISPOrTTOER, . Forty-niner — Police Dept. Department, meanwhile, visor at the Univ p.m. with Lincolns ame Jesse Clay ‘Daniels, 18 of located two cars used by California, San Diego to Lake .Vera Road for Nevada City .arrested Saturday Florentino Silva, 25, of GlenCenter. poe lab anal Ba near Queen Lil’s Place for suspidale, the man authorities are Hartless was sh ough & Ready cion of battery. He was being held seeking for questioning in the Saturday during a foc p.m. with Lincoins amto Rough and Ready ' for medical aid.‘ TransR. . *. Grass Valley p.m. with Lincolns amto the Bret Harte Inn on 1 Street for Mees” aid. mttoER. “p.m. with Lincbins amin Me Nevada County jail on $5,000 bail e Kelly Carl Passot, 18, of Nevada City, arrested Saturday near Queen Lil’s Place for suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon (baseball bat). He was being held at the Nevada County jail on $5,000 bail.shooting of California Highway Patrol Officer Gary Baker, 32, during a routine traffic stop Saturday, said CHP Officer Barry Polen. Silva remained at large while Baker was in critical condition today at Huntington Memorial He had a bullet lodg brain and was on a‘r sfiid Lt. Lesli Lord. five years, Shawn -) with him. : Los Angeles County Deputy Jack B. — was shot in the he for report of a person down intersection. of Colfax. 7 Race Street. iets Obituary -77{Contractor appeali a.m.’ with -Lincoins am> to W. Main Street for medTransport to ER. The Union . and The Nevada County Nugget ISSN 0747-1211 ablished Oct. 28, 1864 od by Nevada County Sunday at: ox 1025, ‘ass Valley, Ca. 95945, Phone 273-9561 lack S. Moorhead ‘ditor& PublisherJudith S. Mooers Managing Editor Subscription Suggested Rate) Pe aes sahiieae $5.50 mo. ond class postage paid at ss Valley, California 95945 rs purchase space and circulaThe Union, 11464 Sutton ~~ Yater became a ‘ training Charles Robertson A \memorial service for Charles Gray Robertson will be conducted Thursday at 1 p.m. at Sierra\Presbyterian Church in Nevada City. Mr. Robert$on, 74, a resident of Grass Valley for the past 11 years, died at his home Saturday. He was born*in Arbroath, Scotland; on July 13, moved with his family to California when he was 2. He naturalized American ciitzen. During World Wer II, he worked with the U.S. Navy in and installation of radar. Thereafter he rejoined KCBS radio and was associated with it for 32 years in San Francisco. He developed his love for the Grass Valley area when he was assigned to the CCCs in 1930 and upon his retirement he returned to live here. Mr. Robertson is survived by his wife, Erma; a brother, Al of 1913; andA Gras Valley contractor is appealing sOme recommendations from the city planning commission governing a proposal to expand the firm's storage and material yard. Manuel Bros. applied to the . City Council to make a change in the planning staff report and waive a fee of more than $2,700 for recapturing a federal grant. The council.is scheduled to consider the appeal at a meeting ‘set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the council chambers, 125 E. Main St _ The firm wants the planning department to correct an error in the staff report that stated the building. official issued a stop work order before Manuel applied for a plan check and building permit. City Planner Bill Robertsexplained the stop Discussion = -ecommendations work order was iss Manuel applied for the Roberts added M: does not want to pa which is. designed . ture’’ a sizable por $600,000 Community ment Block Grant. 7 earmarked $540,000 o to widen the McK overpass to accomn Pine Creek Center. The commission } proved a conditional io allow Manuel to. yard on about 1.9 a Taylorville Road. member panel Dec. ed the landscaping . proposed expansion. Other items on — agenda are: e Police department . e An update on par collections. e A recommendati three street lights in and Ridge Road area. e A treasurer’s stat vestment policy. e Engineering and vices on an outside co! Fortine, Mont.; a son, William cite, sengiiesr: and. e of Camarillo; three daughters, OY] AIDS: assistant sigh. Bonnie Jaquet of Seattle. N e In-house prom All property rights to any ad‘nts produced for the advertiser Union, using art work or ty furnished or arranged forby . Wash., Janet of Eugene, Ore.; ® t ‘ maintenance worker. a shall be the property of The Barbara of ‘LaFayette; ~ and p oO ic y S e \ 9 such ad or any part: thereof " \ : : seven grandchildren. The famieproduced or assigned without it of The Union. Nevada County Publishing Co. ly prefers contributions to the Cancer Society. A New Year A New You! Nevada Union High School‘ District trustees are slated to meet Tuesday to discuss a proposed acquired immune. deficiency syndrome (AIDS) policy. ’ Superintendent Michael Barkhurst said a precautionary policy is needed due to the epidemic and added that officials have reviewed other district AIDS documents with an eye on preparing a policy by next month. Hel HYPNOSIS “CENTER Start TI New Ye Right! ra aee

ISPOrTTOER, . Forty-niner — Police Dept. Department, meanwhile, visor at the Univ p.m. with Lincolns ame Jesse Clay ‘Daniels, 18 of located two cars used by California, San Diego to Lake .Vera Road for Nevada City .arrested Saturday Florentino Silva, 25, of GlenCenter. poe lab anal Ba near Queen Lil’s Place for suspidale, the man authorities are Hartless was sh ough & Ready cion of battery. He was being held seeking for questioning in the Saturday during a foc p.m. with Lincoins amto Rough and Ready ' for medical aid.‘ TransR. . *. Grass Valley p.m. with Lincolns amto the Bret Harte Inn on 1 Street for Mees” aid. mttoER. “p.m. with Lincbins amin Me Nevada County jail on $5,000 bail e Kelly Carl Passot, 18, of Nevada City, arrested Saturday near Queen Lil’s Place for suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon (baseball bat). He was being held at the Nevada County jail on $5,000 bail.shooting of California Highway Patrol Officer Gary Baker, 32, during a routine traffic stop Saturday, said CHP Officer Barry Polen. Silva remained at large while Baker was in critical condition today at Huntington Memorial He had a bullet lodg brain and was on a‘r sfiid Lt. Lesli Lord. five years, Shawn -) with him. : Los Angeles County Deputy Jack B. — was shot in the he for report of a person down intersection. of Colfax. 7 Race Street. iets Obituary -77{Contractor appeali a.m.’ with -Lincoins am> to W. Main Street for medTransport to ER. The Union . and The Nevada County Nugget ISSN 0747-1211 ablished Oct. 28, 1864 od by Nevada County Sunday at: ox 1025, ‘ass Valley, Ca. 95945, Phone 273-9561 lack S. Moorhead ‘ditor& PublisherJudith S. Mooers Managing Editor Subscription Suggested Rate) Pe aes sahiieae $5.50 mo. ond class postage paid at ss Valley, California 95945 rs purchase space and circulaThe Union, 11464 Sutton ~~ Yater became a ‘ training Charles Robertson A \memorial service for Charles Gray Robertson will be conducted Thursday at 1 p.m. at Sierra\Presbyterian Church in Nevada City. Mr. Robert$on, 74, a resident of Grass Valley for the past 11 years, died at his home Saturday. He was born*in Arbroath, Scotland; on July 13, moved with his family to California when he was 2. He naturalized American ciitzen. During World Wer II, he worked with the U.S. Navy in and installation of radar. Thereafter he rejoined KCBS radio and was associated with it for 32 years in San Francisco. He developed his love for the Grass Valley area when he was assigned to the CCCs in 1930 and upon his retirement he returned to live here. Mr. Robertson is survived by his wife, Erma; a brother, Al of

1913; andA Gras Valley contractor is appealing sOme recommendations from the city planning commission governing a proposal to expand the firm's storage and material yard. Manuel Bros. applied to the . City Council to make a change in the planning staff report and waive a fee of more than $2,700 for recapturing a federal grant. The council.is scheduled to consider the appeal at a meeting ‘set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the council chambers, 125 E. Main St _ The firm wants the planning department to correct an error in the staff report that stated the building. official issued a stop work order before Manuel applied for a plan check and building permit. City Planner Bill Robertsexplained the stop Discussion = -ecommendations work order was iss Manuel applied for the Roberts added M: does not want to pa which is. designed . ture’’ a sizable por $600,000 Community ment Block Grant. 7 earmarked $540,000 o to widen the McK overpass to accomn Pine Creek Center. The commission } proved a conditional io allow Manuel to. yard on about 1.9 a Taylorville Road. member panel Dec. ed the landscaping . proposed expansion. Other items on — agenda are: e Police department . e An update on par collections. e A recommendati three street lights in and Ridge Road area. e A treasurer’s stat vestment policy. e Engineering and vices on an outside co! Fortine, Mont.; a son, William cite, sengiiesr: and. e of Camarillo; three daughters, OY] AIDS: assistant sigh. Bonnie Jaquet of Seattle. N e In-house prom All property rights to any ad‘nts produced for the advertiser Union, using art work or ty furnished or arranged forby . Wash., Janet of Eugene, Ore.; ® t ‘ maintenance worker. a shall be the property of The Barbara of ‘LaFayette; ~ and p oO ic y S e \ 9 such ad or any part: thereof " \ : : seven grandchildren. The famieproduced or assigned without it of The Union. Nevada County Publishing Co. ly prefers contributions to the Cancer Society. A New Year A New You! Nevada Union High School‘ District trustees are slated to meet Tuesday to discuss a proposed acquired immune. deficiency syndrome (AIDS) policy. ’ Superintendent Michael Barkhurst said a precautionary policy is needed due to the epidemic and added that officials have reviewed other district AIDS documents with an eye on preparing a policy by next month. Hel HYPNOSIS “CENTER Start TI New Ye Right! ra aee