Obituaries (1990) (287 pages)

rire ‘tim’s ntify nfirmed Nevada County Sheriff's ent released the name of a 31d man bumed to death in 5 mobile-home fire in the lock of Cruzon Grade ling to a coroner's report this moming, the dead man ned to be Charles Joseph longtime resident of the ion mobile home and rthing seems aid Und to check sheriff Paul ‘We were able to get some © harts from the Veterans at Palo Alto and they matth the victim's dental said other factors were establish the presumed f the body bumed beyond mn, ound-his—jewelrynearby Abel has not been seen fire,’’ Rankin said. dy had been found in the »y North San Juan *s who battled the blaze urs. se of the fire has been esalthough it’s believed the larted ai fire in his ¢ and left the door open lept. lice »tter WLONESDAY Nevada County shertfs Department James Neubauer, 42, an un ogrer from Grass Valley, ar 10:45 p.m. at Gold flat and ads on a no bail failure to ap on of probation) warrant, nergency lis Vea fire department ind emergency calls THURSDAY State Forestry am. to the 10000 biock of tk Drive for medical axd.LUMINUM SHEETS 7 $300 UNION 273-9561 The Union the time of the accident. On the edge — A truck rests precariously o over an embankment Wednesday night In the 200 block of Helen Drive as Grass Valley Fire & Rescue personnel attach lines to keep It.from rolling down onto Doris Drive homes. According to a Grass Valley Pollce Department.report, Samuel Donato, 31, of Grass Valley, who Identifled himself as a passenger, was arrested after the Incident on suspicion of beIng drunk In public and being under the Influence of a controlled substance, both misdemeanors. Pollce are searching for a female who was observed In the truck at _The Union/John Fart Obituaries (-90 (ff? Sharon Osborne Sharon Mader-Osbome, 33, a lifetime Nevada County resident, dicd Wednesday at a Truckee medical center. Mrs. Osborne was bom Apnil 20, 1956, in Grass Valley to Lawrence and Joun Mader of Rough and Ready. She lived in Nevada City and Rough and Ready unul four years ago when she moved to Truckee. Mrs. Osbome, an avid horseweman, graduated from Nevada Union High School and attended Sierra College. She is survived by her husband Lee; her parents; brothers Dennis Mader of Orangevale, Ken Mader of Stockton, Alan Mader of Auburm, and a grandmother. A funeral service will begin at 11 a.m. Friday at the Truckee-Tahoe Mortuary Chapel. Burial will be a3 p.m. Friday at the Rough and Ready Cemetery. A Sharon Osborne Memorial is being established with the Truckee River Bank, P.O. Box 789, Truckee, 95734. 2 John Gallino Visitauion will be from noon to 9 today with a rosary begining at 7:30 tonight at the Hooper and Weaver Monuary in Nevada City for John Gallino. A funeral service will begin at 10 a.m. Friday at the mortuary followed by a bunal at St. Patnick’s Cemetery. Mr. Gallino, 78, a longume Nevada County resident, died Tuesday at a Grass Valley medical facility. Mr. Gallina was born Oct. 12, 1911, in Pralormo, Italy, to the late Antone and Margunta (Accacato) Gallino. Mr. Gallino arrived in Grass Valley as an infant where he latter attended school. He began working for the Union Ice Co. as a deliveryman and operated the Shell Service Stauon on East Main Street. He worked a brief ume in the local mines and in the early 1940s became a genéral contractor and member of Gallino Dorville Kohler Construcuon Co. until 1979, He then worked for the Chapek Construction Co. in Sacramento as a job bidder. Mr. Gallino also was a building inspector for the state of Califomia and served on the Grass Valley Planning Commission from 1979 to 1983. He was a member of the Grass Valley Elks, umbus and St. Patrick's Church. He is survived by his wife Dorothy; daughters Roberta Brodnansky of Sacramento and Frances Jones of Happy Camp; son Frank of San Antonio, Texas; brothers Manuel and Bill, both of Grass Valley; sisters Kay Graham, Jeanette Casci and Cece Fowler, all of Nevada City, Norma Stevens of Lincoln and Midge Scouen of Grass Valley; 10 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Contnibuuions may be made to the Grass Valley Host Lions Frank Gallino Fund, 10648 Dolores Dnive, Grass Valley, 95949 Superior Court summary Probation was denied Lo burIne nan t Thamas Ran ty of sentence was denied e The ccheditied nleadince of leHrey Michael L. Chiiders, chatZed wit th orwing under the infimence and the Knights of Calf ExX-Car d ~sentencs One of four former Nissan employees was Wednesday in Sacrament eral District Court for his bank-fraud scheme involv Placer County dealership. Carlos Ramirez receiv month sentence for being p: operation that allegedly the Bank of America of m $1 million. The plan invol submitting of fraudulent -1 formation designed to ft bank’s computers into loans. sf Ramirez, who submitted agreement in October and cooperated with investiga facing up to two years in pri: According to John Baker, Resident Agent based in . Missing te A search for two teen-a presumed lost in the snow _Near_ Truckee was called moming when they checkec their parents. Jacque [fee Stoddard, Kimberly [Jynn Kinchloe, 1 reported missing Tuesday a ing to return to their San County homes after a weck to the Sierra Nevada. Stoddard’s truck broke « the retum tnp and the tv hiked to Donner Summi THE MAIL DEl 160 8. Auburn 8t., Dntn. Geass in Plonser Village 273-2426 FAX:273 + FAMILY LAW * BANKRUPTCY « REAL ESTATE & LANDLORD TEN 421 COY¢ PUM] Out of \ ¢ 3 Radio Dispz e Full line of sul accessories -j ° ic installat lines ¢ Test pumpina

rire ‘tim’s ntify nfirmed Nevada County Sheriff's ent released the name of a 31d man bumed to death in 5 mobile-home fire in the lock of Cruzon Grade ling to a coroner's report this moming, the dead man ned to be Charles Joseph longtime resident of the ion mobile home and rthing seems aid Und to check sheriff Paul ‘We were able to get some © harts from the Veterans at Palo Alto and they matth the victim's dental said other factors were establish the presumed f the body bumed beyond mn, ound-his—jewelrynearby Abel has not been seen fire,’’ Rankin said. dy had been found in the »y North San Juan *s who battled the blaze urs. se of the fire has been esalthough it’s believed the larted ai fire in his ¢ and left the door open lept. lice »tter WLONESDAY Nevada County shertfs Department James Neubauer, 42, an un ogrer from Grass Valley, ar 10:45 p.m. at Gold flat and ads on a no bail failure to ap on of probation) warrant, nergency lis Vea fire department ind emergency calls THURSDAY State Forestry am. to the 10000 biock of tk Drive for medical axd.LUMINUM SHEETS 7 $300 UNION 273-9561 The Union the time of the accident. On the edge — A truck rests precariously o over an embankment Wednesday night In the 200 block of Helen Drive as Grass Valley Fire & Rescue personnel attach lines to keep It.from rolling down onto Doris Drive homes. According to a Grass Valley Pollce Department.report, Samuel Donato, 31, of Grass Valley, who Identifled himself as a passenger, was arrested after the Incident on suspicion of beIng drunk In public and being under the Influence of a controlled substance, both misdemeanors. Pollce are searching for a female who was observed In the truck at _The Union/John Fart Obituaries (-90 (ff? Sharon Osborne Sharon Mader-Osbome, 33, a lifetime Nevada County resident, dicd Wednesday at a Truckee medical center. Mrs. Osborne was bom Apnil 20, 1956, in Grass Valley to Lawrence and Joun Mader of Rough and Ready. She lived in Nevada City and Rough and Ready unul four years ago when she moved to Truckee. Mrs. Osbome, an avid horseweman, graduated from Nevada Union High School and attended Sierra College. She is survived by her husband Lee; her parents; brothers Dennis Mader of Orangevale, Ken Mader of Stockton, Alan Mader of Auburm, and a grandmother. A funeral service will begin at 11 a.m. Friday at the Truckee-Tahoe Mortuary Chapel. Burial will be a3 p.m. Friday at the Rough and Ready Cemetery. A Sharon Osborne Memorial is being established with the Truckee River Bank, P.O. Box 789, Truckee, 95734. 2 John Gallino Visitauion will be from noon to 9 today with a rosary begining at 7:30 tonight at the Hooper and Weaver Monuary in Nevada City for John Gallino. A funeral service will begin at 10 a.m. Friday at the mortuary followed by a bunal at St. Patnick’s Cemetery. Mr. Gallino, 78, a longume Nevada County resident, died Tuesday at a Grass Valley medical

facility. Mr. Gallina was born Oct. 12, 1911, in Pralormo, Italy, to the late Antone and Margunta (Accacato) Gallino. Mr. Gallino arrived in Grass Valley as an infant where he latter attended school. He began working for the Union Ice Co. as a deliveryman and operated the Shell Service Stauon on East Main Street. He worked a brief ume in the local mines and in the early 1940s became a genéral contractor and member of Gallino Dorville Kohler Construcuon Co. until 1979, He then worked for the Chapek Construction Co. in Sacramento as a job bidder. Mr. Gallino also was a building inspector for the state of Califomia and served on the Grass Valley Planning Commission from 1979 to 1983. He was a member of the Grass Valley Elks, umbus and St. Patrick's Church. He is survived by his wife Dorothy; daughters Roberta Brodnansky of Sacramento and Frances Jones of Happy Camp; son Frank of San Antonio, Texas; brothers Manuel and Bill, both of Grass Valley; sisters Kay Graham, Jeanette Casci and Cece Fowler, all of Nevada City, Norma Stevens of Lincoln and Midge Scouen of Grass Valley; 10 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Contnibuuions may be made to the Grass Valley Host Lions Frank Gallino Fund, 10648 Dolores Dnive, Grass Valley, 95949 Superior Court summary Probation was denied Lo burIne nan t Thamas Ran ty of sentence was denied e The ccheditied nleadince of leHrey Michael L. Chiiders, chatZed wit th orwing under the infimence and the Knights of Calf ExX-Car d ~sentencs One of four former Nissan employees was Wednesday in Sacrament eral District Court for his bank-fraud scheme involv Placer County dealership. Carlos Ramirez receiv month sentence for being p: operation that allegedly the Bank of America of m $1 million. The plan invol submitting of fraudulent -1 formation designed to ft bank’s computers into loans. sf Ramirez, who submitted agreement in October and cooperated with investiga facing up to two years in pri: According to John Baker, Resident Agent based in . Missing te A search for two teen-a presumed lost in the snow _Near_ Truckee was called moming when they checkec their parents. Jacque [fee Stoddard, Kimberly [Jynn Kinchloe, 1 reported missing Tuesday a ing to return to their San County homes after a weck to the Sierra Nevada. Stoddard’s truck broke « the retum tnp and the tv hiked to Donner Summi THE MAIL DEl 160 8. Auburn 8t., Dntn. Geass in Plonser Village 273-2426 FAX:273 + FAMILY LAW * BANKRUPTCY « REAL ESTATE & LANDLORD TEN 421 COY¢ PUM] Out of \ ¢ 3 Radio Dispz e Full line of sul accessories -j ° ic installat lines ¢ Test pumpina