Obituaries (1990) (287 pages)

Bt from the scene of the shootings and threw the items separately into the Pines River in Revere. Police found the bag Thursday, but the gun had remained a missing clue in the effort to unravel the baffling and racially inflammatory case, Jay Kakas, co-owner of the fur ut expected, ) site moved 3 1 . ' > fidence in early December when Nevada Union personnel voted 111-24 in an advisory election to retain him. Among other agenda items tonight is approving the cight finalists in the district's Mentor-Teacher program, and approving a plan for Nevada Union's Drama Club to journey to London. Tonight also marks the inauguration of the student preferential vote, a non-binding informational vote by student representatives from the district's four high schools. ‘entence given. an in drug case nO, 8, making drug deats, federal prosecutors say. He pleaded guilty last October to possessing a kilogram of cocaine with intent to distribute. Two other charges against him were dismissed before he was sentenced by Judge Edward Garcia. Trupp, who resigned from the South Lake Tahoe City Council in August, remains in Sacramento County Jail, awaiting trial on charges of laundering $845,000 in purported drug moncy and planning to smuggle 100 kilograms of cocaine into South Lake Tahoe. He is being held without bail. U.S. Magistrate Esther Mix denied last month a second request by mis lawyer to set bail. top associates — one an alleged torturer — had taken refuge. An official of the Peruvian Em: provided security for “Noriega’s headquarters, and Lt Col. Luis Cordova, identified by Noriega’s Pie wemene Nk Re ALUN UE officthls sought since the American invasion that ousted the military Pavieepy 20. Obituaries LGPL SE Leo E. Boyle © Leo Edward Boyle, a Nevada County resident since 1932, died Sunday in a local medical facility. He was 80 and a resident of Cesar Ridge. Son of the late Edward and Bridget (Monahan) Boyle, Mr. Boyle was born April 23, 1909, in Butte, Mont., where he received his early education. At age 14 he began working in Butte area mines. After moving to Nevada County, he worked in area gold mines until the 1950s when he went into the construction industry in Califomia and Alaska. He retired in 1967. Mr. Boyle was a member of Labor Union Local 185 and of the Catholic Church. His wife Mable died in 1988. $ Survivors include a son, Leo of Pataskala, Ohio; stepsons Grant Hafelfinger of Manteca, Dale Hafelfinger of Grass Walley and Larry Hafelfinger of Sacramento; stepdaughter Bonnie Youngman of Grass Valley; 11 grandchildren, and nine great-grandchildren. No funeral is planned; arrangements were handied by Hooper & Weaver Morwary. The family ‘prefers contribuuons to the Cancer Aid Thrift Shop in Grass Valley. Myrtle M. Crosswhite Private arrangements have been completed for Myrtle Marie Sewage spills reported i in Nevada City, Grass Valley and Nevada City have experienced sewage spills the past two days. Nevada City’s second sewage spill of the new year occurred this morning on LindJcy Avenue. The spill — caused by grease blocking a 4-inch line — was discovered at approximatcly 9:15 a.m. and was stopped by 9:45, said Nevada City Public Works Director George Hill. “*None went into Deer Creek and I would say it was a very minor spill,"’ Hill said. He estimated 30 gallons of sewage escaped. Hill said the spill was reported to the Nevada County Environmental Health Department and the California Regional Water Quality Control Board. Due to a rash of recent spills — with more than 500,000 gallons of Two sheriff's cars damaged after Hwy. 49 chase Sunday The Nevada County Sheriffs Department is looking for a 25year-old Lincoln resident, no doubt wanting to present him with a sizable auto repair bill. Shane Lorine Ritchey, formerly Police blotter MONDAY Nevada County Sheriff's Department * Paul Nexander Hall, 43, a Grass Vabey miner; arrested at 9:05 a.m. in the county courthouse on suspicion of operating 2 stil without a license. Bai was set at $5,000. TUESDAY . NCSO * Tad Osborne Vining, 38, a Penn Valley Carpenter; arrested at 1:40 a.m. on Highway 20 on a $10,000 Sacramento of Grass Valley, is suspected of being the driver of a pickup truck that was involved in the disabling of one sheriffs patrol car and the damaging of another in a late Sunday morning altercation. According to preliminary reports, one sheriff's unit began pursuing the pickup southbound on Highway 49 from Alta Sierra Drive after it failed to heed a request to pull over. The fleeing pickup went west on Lime Kiln Road where it became involved in a collision with the pursuing patrol car. A closely following second patrol car then hit the first sheriffs unit, but kept up the pursuit The report said the pickup then backed into the front of the second unit, causing more damage. The second unit continued the pursuit for another half mile unui] it quit Grass Valley sewage flowing into Deer Creek the past three months — Nevada City has been fined $25,000 by the state. The city is contesting the fine at a Feb. 23 hearing in Sacramento. A sewer spill Monday morming in Grass Valley released a ‘negligible amount’’ of raw sewage onto Walsh Street, said Nevada County Health Official Jerry Zarricllo. The spill was discovered at 10 am. and fixed in 20 minutes, said Dr. Zarricllo. He said the spill was caused cither by a blocked line or disintegration of the sewer line. '*The spill poses no risk to public health,"" Dr. Zarricllo said. Although the spill occurred Monday moming, Dr. Zarnello said he was not noufied until today. Crosswhite, 78, of Nevada City who died Tuesday in a local medical facility. Daughter of the late John and Lena Buchanan, Mrs. Crosswhite was born July 2, 1911, in Kansas. She and her husband. moved to Nevada ‘City three years ago from Turlock where th¢y owned an operated a farm. Mrs. Crosswhite is survived by her husband Percy. Arthur Lowen A funeral for Artur Lowen has been scheduled for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Russ Monroe Village Chapel, 7960 Winding Way, Fair Oaks. Mr. Lowen, 75, a resident of rural Grass Valley, died Saturday. He was the son of the late George and Maric Lowen, bom Nov. 26, 1914, in Canada. He is survived by his wife, June; daughters Sandra and Diane of Utah, and son Ken of San Jose. DOES YOUR FAMILY DEPEND ON YOUR INCOME? You should consider buying life insurance the way it was meant to be bought.’Term”’ IOCAL REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT HODGES * 477-0607 906 Taylorville Rd, No. 104, Grass Valley @. A.LMilliams. A PRI ERICA Crcey An invitation by Joyce Barbour, new owner of Jewell’s, to. be introduced to a beautiful addition to Grass Valley. other collectible items. women’s appare We are offering a complete line of women’s apparel: + Lladro » Red Skelton + Hand-Crafted Indian Art Many ' Anyone who ei in this ad will receive 25% off on any 111 Mill St. ¢ Grass Valley ° © 272-3769 taken refuge 2 charge d'affai But he said Cordova was Tirado did Panamanians say how many President A was one of the U.S. inv more than 30C nian soldiers, Childre Preschool . / Openings for Chi Just Off Hwy. 20 Nevada City GOL IN st By Lou Johnsor Al around tt joining togeth. and each ot watch prograr ficlals provide teers. These are n Rather, parts deterrence, de dents. and blo local law enfor Crime preven officer might home security molestation, a derly. Home : able. group volunte: tonat that time

Bt from the scene of the shootings and threw the items separately into the Pines River in Revere. Police found the bag Thursday, but the gun had remained a missing clue in the effort to unravel the baffling and racially inflammatory case, Jay Kakas, co-owner of the fur ut expected, ) site moved 3 1 . ' > fidence in early December when Nevada Union personnel voted 111-24 in an advisory election to retain him. Among other agenda items tonight is approving the cight finalists in the district's Mentor-Teacher program, and approving a plan for Nevada Union's Drama Club to journey to London. Tonight also marks the inauguration of the student preferential vote, a non-binding informational vote by student representatives from the district's four high schools. ‘entence given. an in drug case nO, 8, making drug deats, federal prosecutors say. He pleaded guilty last October to possessing a kilogram of cocaine with intent to distribute. Two other charges against him were dismissed before he was sentenced by Judge Edward Garcia. Trupp, who resigned from the South Lake Tahoe City Council in August, remains in Sacramento County Jail, awaiting trial on charges of laundering $845,000 in purported drug moncy and planning to smuggle 100 kilograms of cocaine into South Lake Tahoe. He is being held without bail. U.S. Magistrate Esther Mix denied last month a second request by mis lawyer to set bail. top associates — one an alleged torturer — had taken refuge. An official of the Peruvian Em: provided security for “Noriega’s headquarters, and Lt Col. Luis Cordova, identified by Noriega’s Pie wemene Nk Re ALUN UE officthls sought since the American invasion that ousted the military Pavieepy 20. Obituaries LGPL SE Leo E. Boyle © Leo Edward Boyle, a Nevada County resident since 1932, died Sunday in a local medical facility. He was 80 and a resident of Cesar Ridge. Son of the late Edward and Bridget (Monahan) Boyle, Mr. Boyle was born April 23, 1909, in Butte, Mont., where he received his early education. At age 14 he began working in Butte area mines. After moving to Nevada County, he worked in area gold mines until the 1950s when he went into the construction industry in Califomia and Alaska. He retired in 1967. Mr. Boyle was a member of Labor Union Local 185 and of the Catholic Church. His wife Mable died in 1988. $ Survivors include a son, Leo of Pataskala, Ohio; stepsons Grant Hafelfinger of Manteca, Dale Hafelfinger of Grass Walley and Larry Hafelfinger of Sacramento; stepdaughter Bonnie Youngman of Grass Valley; 11 grandchildren, and nine great-grandchildren. No funeral is planned; arrangements were handied by Hooper & Weaver Morwary. The family ‘prefers contribuuons to the Cancer Aid Thrift Shop in Grass Valley. Myrtle M. Crosswhite Private arrangements have been completed for Myrtle Marie Sewage spills reported i in Nevada City, Grass Valley and Nevada City have experienced sewage spills the past two days. Nevada City’s second sewage spill of the new year occurred this morning on LindJcy Avenue. The spill — caused by grease blocking a 4-inch line — was discovered at approximatcly 9:15 a.m. and was stopped by 9:45, said Nevada City Public Works Director George Hill. “*None went into Deer Creek and I would say it was a very minor spill,"’ Hill said. He estimated 30 gallons of sewage escaped. Hill said the spill was reported to the Nevada County Environmental Health Department and the California Regional Water Quality Control Board. Due to a rash of recent spills — with more than 500,000 gallons of Two sheriff's cars damaged after Hwy. 49 chase Sunday The Nevada County Sheriffs Department is looking for a 25year-old Lincoln resident, no doubt wanting to present him with a sizable auto repair bill. Shane Lorine Ritchey, formerly Police blotter MONDAY Nevada County Sheriff's Department * Paul Nexander Hall, 43, a Grass Vabey miner; arrested at 9:05 a.m. in the county courthouse on suspicion of operating 2 stil without a license. Bai was set at

$5,000. TUESDAY . NCSO * Tad Osborne Vining, 38, a Penn Valley Carpenter; arrested at 1:40 a.m. on Highway 20 on a $10,000 Sacramento of Grass Valley, is suspected of being the driver of a pickup truck that was involved in the disabling of one sheriffs patrol car and the damaging of another in a late Sunday morning altercation. According to preliminary reports, one sheriff's unit began pursuing the pickup southbound on Highway 49 from Alta Sierra Drive after it failed to heed a request to pull over. The fleeing pickup went west on Lime Kiln Road where it became involved in a collision with the pursuing patrol car. A closely following second patrol car then hit the first sheriffs unit, but kept up the pursuit The report said the pickup then backed into the front of the second unit, causing more damage. The second unit continued the pursuit for another half mile unui] it quit Grass Valley sewage flowing into Deer Creek the past three months — Nevada City has been fined $25,000 by the state. The city is contesting the fine at a Feb. 23 hearing in Sacramento. A sewer spill Monday morming in Grass Valley released a ‘negligible amount’’ of raw sewage onto Walsh Street, said Nevada County Health Official Jerry Zarricllo. The spill was discovered at 10 am. and fixed in 20 minutes, said Dr. Zarricllo. He said the spill was caused cither by a blocked line or disintegration of the sewer line. '*The spill poses no risk to public health,"" Dr. Zarricllo said. Although the spill occurred Monday moming, Dr. Zarnello said he was not noufied until today. Crosswhite, 78, of Nevada City who died Tuesday in a local medical facility. Daughter of the late John and Lena Buchanan, Mrs. Crosswhite was born July 2, 1911, in Kansas. She and her husband. moved to Nevada ‘City three years ago from Turlock where th¢y owned an operated a farm. Mrs. Crosswhite is survived by her husband Percy. Arthur Lowen A funeral for Artur Lowen has been scheduled for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Russ Monroe Village Chapel, 7960 Winding Way, Fair Oaks. Mr. Lowen, 75, a resident of rural Grass Valley, died Saturday. He was the son of the late George and Maric Lowen, bom Nov. 26, 1914, in Canada. He is survived by his wife, June; daughters Sandra and Diane of Utah, and son Ken of San Jose. DOES YOUR FAMILY DEPEND ON YOUR INCOME? You should consider buying life insurance the way it was meant to be bought..’Term”’ IOCAL REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT HODGES * 477-0607 906 Taylorville Rd, No. 104, Grass Valley @. A.LMilliams. A PRI ERICA Crcey An invitation by Joyce Barbour, new owner of Jewell’s, to. be introduced to a beautiful addition to Grass Valley. other collectible items. women’s appare We are offering a complete line of women’s apparel: + Lladro » Red Skelton + Hand-Crafted Indian Art Many ' Anyone who ei in this ad will receive 25% off on any 111 Mill St. ¢ Grass Valley ° © 272-3769 taken refuge 2 charge d'affai But he said Cordova was Tirado did Panamanians say how many President A was one of the U.S. inv more than 30C nian soldiers, Childre Preschool . / Openings for Chi Just Off Hwy. 20 Nevada City GOL IN st By Lou Johnsor Al around tt joining togeth. and each ot watch prograr ficlals provide teers. These are n Rather, parts deterrence, de dents. and blo local law enfor Crime preven officer might home security molestation, a derly. Home : able. group volunte: tonat that time