Obituaries (1990) (287 pages)

« THE ity aie Grass Valley-Nevada City, Ca.—Tuesday, June 26, 1990—3 ’ . Obituaries James Evans Jr. A private burial was conducted for James Clifford Evans Jr., 69, who died Wednesday in a Grass Valley Medical Facility. Mr. Evans was bom July 13, 1920, in Texas to James and Myrtle (Morris) Evans. He is survived by his wife Dorene of Grass Valley, daughter Bennie Anderson of Grass Valley and brothers Wayne Evans of WZ “26-£2LF on Ridge Road. The Rev. Andy Owens will officiate. Burial with full military honors will follow in Grass Valley's Greenwood Cemetery. The family asks that contribuPatrick’s Church in Grass Valley. tions be made to the individual’s Cremation arrangements were favorite charity. Hooper and Weaver Mortuary, made by Hooper and Weaver MorGrass Valley, is handling arrangetuary, Grass Valley. Contributions to St Mary's ments. Preschool in Grass Valley are sugMarguerite Waters gested by the family. matermal grandparents Owen and Nancy Kenny of Grass Valley; and maternal grandmother Patricia Lintner Cooper of Grass Valley. Masses were held simultancously in Fortaleze, Brazil, and St Hayward and Bob Richardson of Tracy. The private burial was conducted ducted Thursday for Jeffrey Allen Mortuary of Grass Valley. aboard the USS Midway. Andrew Facanha A mass was conducted today for Andrew Facanha, 4, who drowned Saturday in the south fork of the Yuba River at Bridgeport. The Grass Valley resident was born July 13, 1985, in Brazil and auended St. Mary's Preschool in Grass Valley. The boy is survived by his mother Laura and stepfather Anton Ivanov; father Francisco Facanha of San Francisco, sister Dalyn Sale-Ivanov of Grass Valley; brother Nicholas Anton Ivanov; vJohn Hart jeafey : resoturday honor ghway Valley ‘ement th and ational honor 2, robbery tals Jury hears tapes of Barry testimony WASHINGTON (AP) — Manon Barry told a grand jury last year his visits to the hotel room of a convicted drug dealer in 1988 were not “unusual or, criminal,’’ according lo a tape-recording of his testimony played today at the mayor's cocaine possession and perjury trial. His assertion contradicted the testimony last week of the convicted drug dealer, Charles Lewis, who said he and the mayor smpked crack cocaine on each of cet Barry allegedly made to wis’ hotel room. Barry is accused of three felony counts of perjury stemming from his testimony before the grand jury. ie were 3,415.2 in in Van de crime was from 1980 felony aryercent. the printed rate of ar Jeffrey Vierra at Greenwood Cemetery in Grass Valley. Arrangements are under the direction of Hooper and Weaver His taped testimony contradicted Lewis on several other points. Barry told the grand jury he thought his first visit to Lewis’ hotel room in Washington, D.C., took place on A funeral service will be conVierra, 20, who died June 20 Mr. Vierra was bor Sept 3, 1969, in San Jose and moved to Nevada City in 1977. He attended local schools and graduated from Nevada Union High School in 1987. Mr. Vierra worked as a courtesy clerk for Lucky's in Grass Valley and joined the U.S. Navy in 1988. He ts survived by his wife Diane of Grass Valley; parents James and Peggy of Nevada Cuy, brother Michael of Nevada City; and sister Janette of Nevada City. Fnends are invited to attend Thursday's 3 p.m. funeral service in the Grass Valley Baptist Church Marguerite Elizabeth Waters died Monday in Grass Valley. She was 80. Miss Waters was bor July 1, 1909, to William and Sarah Millard Waters of Wilmington, Del. The family moved to Phoenix, Ariz., in 1917. Miss Waters attended college in Los Angeles and earned a teaching credenual. She started teaching in Anzona, then taught for two years at Tulare Union High School in California. Miss Waters moved to Japan in 1950 and worked for one year as principal at a military school for dependent children. After retwurming to the United States, she worked until her reurement in 1974 as the dean of women at Fullerton Junior College. Miss Walters was named a Woman of Distincuion while living in Fullerton. Emergency calls Avea fre Oepatret ard emenpency calts MONDAY Higgins Corne: (CDF) ¢ 5-)2 a.m to te 18800 biock of Dog Bar Road for medical arc , © 234 p.m. to te 12200 block of Torrey Pines tor medical ard Bullion ° 816 am. wb fe 10100 bck of Stone Arch Dirwe for medical ard Ata Oars ¢ 953 am. to Te 11400 block of Siate Creek Road for medical ard * 811 om. to te 12900 biock. of Buterfy Dre for medical and £9er ¢ 603 p.m © te 17300 biock of Shoshor Trad Court for medical and Nevada Cty * 708 pm to te 200 biock of Sacramento Street box medical ad Peardaie/Chicagzo Part. * 813 p.m. to Orchard Sorings caro ground for arescut Watt Part ¢ 923 pm to te 13900 biock of Auburn Road for medica! ard * 11:23 p.m. © te 12300 block of Polarss Drive for medical ard. Grass Vahey ¢ 11:03 a.m. to te 60) biock of Kate Hayes Street for medical ad. © 5:15 p.m. to the 300 diock of Dorsey Drive for medical ard Pem Vahey ¢ 11:45 a.m. to Forest Park Circle for medical aid. ¢ 12:01 p.m. to the 17000 block of Piper Lane for mechcal axd Gold Fiat ¢ 12:55 p.m. to the Brunswick Plaza for avetucte fire. Dec. 17, 1988. Lewis testified it Earn extra cash 7 SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHERS from the Nevada County Office of Education would like to thank the following for their support in the educational integration of disabled students. Seven Hills School was Dec. 16. with classified Deer Creek School Barry said his Dec. 19 visit with Lewis lasted an hour or less. Lewis testified it lasted well into Dec. 20 ads. Union Hill School Place your ad by 4:30 and It it Headstart of DI, see lNawa As Miss Waters moved to Grass Valley in 1975. She was a member of the American Association of University Women, Friends of the Library, Nevada County Travel Club, California Association of Women Administrators and Counselors, American Association of Retired Persons and the Nevada County Historical Society. She is survived by her sister-in law Ruth, niece Byrl Ann and nephew William Waters of Dela ware. Her adopted family includes Gladys Lewis and Hudson Kent of Tulare and Lark Zachary of Nevada City. At her request, there will be nq service. There will be a gathering o friends from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the home of Wes and Lark Zachary, 11100 Yuba Crest Drive Nevada City. Contributions may be made the American Diabetic Association] GOLD VALLEY INSURANCE FORUM Riding 2 lewn trecfor or a riding mower sure beats standing behind a mower and pushing m, tut there is an element! of danger; these vehiches cause thousands of scctterts ard sore deaths each year Shop aretuby. The bes models have 2 *deadman® control that turns off the engre toratkally anytine there & no one in the tractor seat, unless the trecermission ts in nevtral and the parking brake & On Note where the gear shift is located; in sorme pode F might be kicked inlo gear by mistahe as the driver dismounts For salety, speed ard direction whould be on the sare contra Follow carefully the manufacturer's directions for use. A full grass-catcher can throw a riding mower off balance and make Mt prone to Upping. especially when going up hills Remember that a tractor or riding mower is an attractive vehicle in the eyes of a youngster. Disable the device by removing the key or disconnecting ignition wires !f you are leaving it parked tn the open where children could get at it. ‘ Your salety 's our concem. For-all your insurance needs, call us at Gold Valley Insurance Services, 10130 Alta Sierro Dr., Grass Valley. 272-1568 {. M@ 1-800-736-6903 pentefes FAX: 916-272-7625

« THE ity aie Grass Valley-Nevada City, Ca.—Tuesday, June 26, 1990—3 ’ . Obituaries James Evans Jr. A private burial was conducted for James Clifford Evans Jr., 69, who died Wednesday in a Grass Valley Medical Facility. Mr. Evans was bom July 13, 1920, in Texas to James and Myrtle (Morris) Evans. He is survived by his wife Dorene of Grass Valley, daughter Bennie Anderson of Grass Valley and brothers Wayne Evans of WZ “26-£2LF on Ridge Road. The Rev. Andy Owens will officiate. Burial with full military honors will follow in Grass Valley's Greenwood Cemetery. The family asks that contribuPatrick’s Church in Grass Valley. tions be made to the individual’s Cremation arrangements were favorite charity. Hooper and Weaver Mortuary, made by Hooper and Weaver MorGrass Valley, is handling arrangetuary, Grass Valley. Contributions to St Mary's ments. Preschool in Grass Valley are sugMarguerite Waters gested by the family. matermal grandparents Owen and Nancy Kenny of Grass Valley; and maternal grandmother Patricia Lintner Cooper of Grass Valley. Masses were held simultancously in Fortaleze, Brazil, and St Hayward and Bob Richardson of Tracy. The private burial was conducted ducted Thursday for Jeffrey Allen Mortuary of Grass Valley. aboard the USS Midway. Andrew Facanha A mass was conducted today for Andrew Facanha, 4, who drowned Saturday in the south fork of the Yuba River at Bridgeport. The Grass Valley resident was born July 13, 1985, in Brazil and auended St. Mary's Preschool in Grass Valley. The boy is survived by his mother Laura and stepfather Anton Ivanov; father Francisco Facanha of San Francisco, sister Dalyn Sale-Ivanov of Grass Valley; brother Nicholas Anton Ivanov; vJohn Hart jeafey : resoturday honor ghway Valley ‘ement th and ational honor 2, robbery tals Jury hears tapes of Barry testimony WASHINGTON (AP) — Manon Barry told a grand jury last year his visits to the hotel room of a convicted drug dealer in 1988 were not “unusual or, criminal,’’ according lo a tape-recording of his testimony played today at the mayor's cocaine possession and perjury trial. His assertion contradicted the testimony last week of the convicted drug dealer, Charles Lewis, who said he and the mayor smpked crack cocaine on each of cet Barry allegedly made to wis’ hotel room. Barry is accused of three felony counts of perjury stemming from his testimony before the grand jury. ie were 3,415.2 in in Van de crime was from 1980 felony aryercent. the printed rate of ar Jeffrey Vierra at Greenwood Cemetery in Grass Valley. Arrangements are under the direction of Hooper and Weaver His taped testimony contradicted Lewis on several other points. Barry told the grand jury he thought his first visit to Lewis’ hotel room in Washington, D.C., took place on A funeral service will be conVierra, 20, who died June 20 Mr. Vierra was bor Sept 3, 1969, in San Jose and moved to Nevada City in 1977. He attended local schools and graduated from Nevada Union High School in 1987. Mr. Vierra worked as a courtesy clerk for Lucky's in Grass Valley and joined the U.S. Navy in 1988. He ts survived by his wife Diane of Grass Valley; parents James and Peggy of Nevada Cuy, brother Michael of Nevada City; and sister Janette of Nevada City. Fnends are invited to attend Thursday's 3 p.m. funeral service in the Grass Valley Baptist Church Marguerite Elizabeth Waters died Monday in Grass Valley. She was 80. Miss Waters was bor July 1, 1909, to William and Sarah Millard Waters of Wilmington, Del. The family moved to Phoenix, Ariz., in 1917. Miss Waters attended college in Los Angeles and earned a teaching credenual. She started teaching in Anzona, then taught for two years at Tulare Union High School in California. Miss Waters moved to Japan in 1950 and worked for one year as principal at a military school for dependent children. After retwurming to the United States, she worked until her reurement in 1974 as the dean of women at Fullerton Junior College. Miss Walters was named a Woman of Distincuion while living in Fullerton. Emergency calls Avea fre Oepatret

ard emenpency calts MONDAY Higgins Corne: (CDF) ¢ 5-)2 a.m to te 18800 biock of Dog Bar Road for medical arc , © 234 p.m. to te 12200 block of Torrey Pines tor medical ard Bullion ° 816 am. wb fe 10100 bck of Stone Arch Dirwe for medical ard Ata Oars ¢ 953 am. to Te 11400 block of Siate Creek Road for medical ard * 811 om. to te 12900 biock. of Buterfy Dre for medical and £9er ¢ 603 p.m © te 17300 biock of Shoshor Trad Court for medical and Nevada Cty * 708 pm to te 200 biock of Sacramento Street box medical ad Peardaie/Chicagzo Part. * 813 p.m. to Orchard Sorings caro ground for arescut Watt Part ¢ 923 pm to te 13900 biock of Auburn Road for medica! ard * 11:23 p.m. © te 12300 block of Polarss Drive for medical ard. Grass Vahey ¢ 11:03 a.m. to te 60) biock of Kate Hayes Street for medical ad. © 5:15 p.m. to the 300 diock of Dorsey Drive for medical ard Pem Vahey ¢ 11:45 a.m. to Forest Park Circle for medical aid. ¢ 12:01 p.m. to the 17000 block of Piper Lane for mechcal axd Gold Fiat ¢ 12:55 p.m. to the Brunswick Plaza for avetucte fire. Dec. 17, 1988. Lewis testified it Earn extra cash 7 SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHERS from the Nevada County Office of Education would like to thank the following for their support in the educational integration of disabled students. Seven Hills School was Dec. 16. with classified Deer Creek School Barry said his Dec. 19 visit with Lewis lasted an hour or less. Lewis testified it lasted well into Dec. 20 ads. Union Hill School Place your ad by 4:30 and It it Headstart of DI, see lNawa As Miss Waters moved to Grass Valley in 1975. She was a member of the American Association of University Women, Friends of the Library, Nevada County Travel Club, California Association of Women Administrators and Counselors, American Association of Retired Persons and the Nevada County Historical Society. She is survived by her sister-in law Ruth, niece Byrl Ann and nephew William Waters of Dela ware. Her adopted family includes Gladys Lewis and Hudson Kent of Tulare and Lark Zachary of Nevada City. At her request, there will be nq service. There will be a gathering o friends from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the home of Wes and Lark Zachary, 11100 Yuba Crest Drive Nevada City. Contributions may be made the American Diabetic Association] GOLD VALLEY INSURANCE FORUM Riding 2 lewn trecfor or a riding mower sure beats standing behind a mower and pushing m, tut there is an element! of danger; these vehiches cause thousands of scctterts ard sore deaths each year Shop aretuby. The bes models have 2 *deadman® control that turns off the engre toratkally anytine there & no one in the tractor seat, unless the trecermission ts in nevtral and the parking brake & On Note where the gear shift is located; in sorme pode F might be kicked inlo gear by mistahe as the driver dismounts For salety, speed ard direction whould be on the sare contra Follow carefully the manufacturer's directions for use. A full grass-catcher can throw a riding mower off balance and make Mt prone to Upping. especially when going up hills Remember that a tractor or riding mower is an attractive vehicle in the eyes of a youngster. Disable the device by removing the key or disconnecting ignition wires !f you are leaving it parked tn the open where children could get at it. ‘ Your salety 's our concem. For-all your insurance needs, call us at Gold Valley Insurance Services, 10130 Alta Sierro Dr., Grass Valley. 272-1568 {. M@ 1-800-736-6903 pentefes FAX: 916-272-7625