Obituaries (1992) (282 pages)

“ ~ CT 4d Woe 00.00-08.69” we 05.35 i) 3% = 00.00 -:60 32 BY = 32, 57 60 07.70 00.00 86 10.24 34 00.00 28 = 00.00 NA 14.00 (08.47 04.49 05.00 and rainfall dally at 7 a.m. by Rainto date lestseason .. 05.87 Weather Bureau Nevada City ..... +34 sstern Nevads Rainfall past 24 hours 00.00 “ * onal fore % was reported hurt from the falling bullets, Within the city limits of Los Angeles, shooting wouble calls were down from. previous ycars following persistent efforts by the Police Deparment to suppress holiday gunfire. “It was light compared to previous years,"" said Sgt J.D. Allen of the city's. Southeast Division. **It used to be all: night, from dusk to sunup. Now it’s more like from a quarter to twelve to a quarter past twelve,"" In unincorporated county areas and the dozens of smaller cities pre jured in East Los Angeles, one in West Hollywood and one in the Lakewood area, said Erickson. Preliminary figures from the Los Angeles Police Department showed a big decrease in shooting reports a ’ . . SANTA ANA (AP) — Dating services Catcring to Christian singles are drawing hundreds of customers in Southern California. “There's a lot of people out there Jooking for Chrisuians,"’ said David Balsiger, who runs Christian Datemate Connection from his Costa Mesa home. “Most Christians don't want to do the bar scene Or go to health clubs,"" he said. ‘*There’s a certain safety factor in dealing within an affinity group."* _ Equally Yoked, a video dating service that took EXTENDED FORECAST — Penods of ran Saturday and Suncay im the mountams. Cooler. Coastal nghs m the 40s and lower 50s. 40s. Coastal Sm Tre 40s and lower 503 Lows in the aley hghs mn the 1 176-505 lows m the upper 205 and 30s. 4 30s lows zero to 20 temperatures Paso Robies Redang r $88 58 29 Redwood City © 39 39 “4 pr) “5 Sacramento Saunes Sar Frarcaco SF. hepor < ov o Pre Ok Juneau Kansas Las Vegas 0 3B & 57 3 62 4 €? 46 se «4 37? 42 50) 2 cy rece Lubbock 4 49 37 «(02 4) coy Marn Beach a . 1.2 ed Mowpukee WotSt Paw a oR Nyon Coy cy “& coy eS coy m 27 68 c m Hr ety ety Mydland Odessa #33 vesvete Mu new ore ty vere “7 2? 7 3 we Casares 44 ‘ 3 sant [4 a mm o sty . He ag Ol. 12 Memones A cue e 2 coy i Ltte Rock eles New Onears eee Ortando 41 Ponend ane Porte Ore ny Reno m ce cay m c a4 ry Louis Sait Lake Sanjos San Diego San Francisco San Juan PR. coy coy t Ste Marie Seatte m Sux F alls m od coy m e & Sacramento Santa Fe Brevepert ” Syracuse * Topeka ve 58 3% ” coy coy ck m m cr dl nm #8 a " 19 a Bo 62 35 «410 25O17 a. iaeysoenan a4& 20 Cty m m 72, Prasdetohua Pusu S coy cay cy 5) 24 coy td rem coy cay c ? a 02 6 66 62 51 51 45 71 53 49 27) 41 Ol (O68 47 20 cy 35 32 (Ol ely 33 bs c coy m coy coy ie ” re 1% 08 ‘et m Wenvte “ FA a a7 4 rng fet 45 42 chr . «oe of their average annual income and then a yearly maintenance fee, Balsiger came up with Christian Datemate Connection after he ran a newspaper ad seeking a Christian woman and got 40 responses in one month. Now marned to Nancy Dixon-Balsiger, who helped him start the service, Balsiger and his wife publish a monthly 60,000-circulation newsleuer with around 500 listings. Subscribers to Christian Datemate must take a pledge to be a ‘good Christian witness in the areas of integrity and responsibility." That means "‘to return the calls of respondecs,"* Michelle Perreault, 24, joined Datemate with her yVuligaa, Wen Mmuved lO Unlare as a teen-ager. He married Delta Rosalie Cresmer in 1933, During World War II, Mr. Ger nandt was a technical sergeant with the 5020 Bomb Group of the U.S. Army. After the war, he worked as a technical illustrator for Southern California Edison. He retired and moved to La Canada in 1960, and later lived in Penn Valley. He was a member of the Souther Califormia Camellia Society, and the Nevada County Mineral and Gem Society. He was predeceased by his wife and brother Fred. He is survived by his brother Herbert of Laguna Hills; and sister Isabel Cook of Canyon Lake. Mr. Gernandt will be cremated under the direction of the Neptune Society. Memorial contributions may be made to the Good Shepherd Foundation, P.O. Box 1950, Nevada City, CA, 95959; of the Master Gardeners, c/o Farm Advisor's Office, 255 S. Auburn St., Grass Valley, CA 95945. Isabel Hefetfinger A memorial service will be con; ducted Saturday for longtime Nevada City resident Isabel Ross Hefelfinger. She died in her home Tuesday. She was 92. Mrs. Hefelfinger was bom in Nevada City on Jan. 15, 1899. She lived briefly in Tonopah, Nev:,-and sister in May and her 12th date recently proposed to attended the Stanford University her. Nursing School, graduating in “looking for a spirit leader who will lead me and 1925. She later worked as a Plumas “At secular services, a lot of times, people are myfuture family in Bible study.”* County health department nurse. In looking for just one thing,"’ she said. ‘'l wanted to Typical Equally Yoked members are in their 1933, she returned to Nevada City find somebody who believes the way . do, somemid-30s, They pay membership fees of 1.5 percent body's who's walking with the Lord."” with her husband, David. From 1934 until her retirement in 1965, she worked as a nurse for the Nevada County health department, and as the Nevada City school nurse. Mrs. Hefelfinger was related to Geparrnert * 1204 p.m w& the 12700 diock of sland Street for a fre nse a wal No carly settlers of the North Bloomwaren Wilow Vabey Rosd or meded oo. Mayor damage was reported WEDNESDAY * 6:13 p.m. to 20 six miles fied area and was actively involved * 11:58 p.m to the 800 block of East Consohdated east of the Interstate 80 interchange for a Street for medical ard in homecoming events at the Malakoff Diggins State Historical . 20, of Yuba City, wi Park. She was honored twice as the elie: o4: ‘a ea aaa Hospital. Nevada County Historical Socieade. (Mornocta ere . p.m 18400 block of Line tr eaoeean® AZeRO Boch oh Gam Grass Valiey Siesta Drive for medical aid. ty’s Citizen of the Year. She was a * 6:39 p.m. to Rattlesnake Road for a * 12:44 p.m. to the 100 block of, Higgins Corner member of the United Methodist nominjury traffic accident. Eureka Street for medical aid. * 4:18 p.m. to McCourtn and Metcalf ey Church in Nevada City. She énForty.Niner * 12:49 p.m. to the 300 block of roads for medical axd. * 8:57 am. to the 10600 block of Dorsey Drive for medical and. * 10:31 p.m. w the 10200 biock of joyed waveling and was a member Merrytul Way for medical and * 6:52 p.m. to the 300 block of Rhode Road for medicale ard Comti of many Nevada City civic organizations, . . She ts survived by her daughter. Joanne Atherton of Oakland; sisters Ethel White of Elko, Nev., Ruth Music in the Mountains has ree Nevada and Sierra county students Bonnivert of Rio Linda, and Silvia ceaved a S450) gram from the who are currently studying priCedar of Sacramento; and two TUESOAY Wells Fargo Bank Foundation for vately. There are divisions for Callfornia Highway Patrol grumidaughters, * John Edward Srymanski, 25, an sponsoring the 1992 Young elementary, junior high, high Mrs. Hefelfinger’s 2 p.m. mewas arrested on Musicians’ Competition. school and college students. This electronic oftechnician, morial service will be conducted at misdemeanor drunken The preliminary auditions for year, $2,750 in prizes has been sus the United Methodist. Church in at 10:04 p.m. on Highway 49 south this year's competition are underwritten by the grant from the Koni , Szymanski was later Nevada City. scheduled for March 14 and finals Wells Fargo Bank Foundation. a books containing photos and profiles. In addition to information such as ‘‘likes golf and candiclight dinners,’" members may specify things like Music group receives grant will take place March 29. The fina! i is in concert forrnat and the public is invited to listen for free. The competition is open to both UPER LOTTO Colifeants Lowery "fF, 7 18 Walter Pointon A memorial service will be conducted Saturday for Walter M. Pointon of Nevada City. He died Sunday at'a San Francisco medical 6124, Winning lotto numbers for Jan. 1. 5 Police blotter Students interested in applying for the competition should contact Music in the Mountains at 265 LOTTERY WINNERS = m m 65 42 its name from biblical verse, offers “*memberships until married”* rather than the lifetime memberships sold by secular dating services. What customers are secking can be found in cdy Tucson Tulsa Hagerty said. Southeast Division officers arrested 10 people at a home carly Wednesday who were firing weapons into the air. Uzis, shotguns and semi-automatic pistols were confiscated, said Sgt. Ted Maillet. In all, the division's officers made 31 arrests overnight, Allen said. Police in suburban Compton received about 400 reports of shots fired into the air, said Lt. Steve Roller, ‘‘We even arrested an 11-year-old boy who was found carrying a gun and firing it into the air,’* Roller said. SoCal.Christian dating service thriving # « 6 Some SU weapons were seized, injures last year, he said, Twenty-three people were arrested for investigation of weapons charges in connection with the shooting, which caused an esumated $7,200 damage to cars, home windows and other y. said Sgt. Larry Lincoln said. Eleven weapons, including Uzi —submachine guns, were confiscated. Three people were reported in 20 38 50 Vi facility. He was 63, Mr. Pointon was born in San Prancisco on July 22, 1928) He unemployed, was set at for Frank Steve , 39, a tree climber, vere wt $6,800. L913] Le] *] ships as a captain for 45 years, Ho \s survived by' his daughter Michelle of San Bruno: sisters Bet ty Rodriguez’ of San Prancisco and DECCO . L7} . * 13} sailed Waterman Steamship Co. Linda p.m.’ memorial The following babies were born at Si erra Nevada Memorial Hospital, OH A fen ‘Uress Vahey Evawael erat Bivaiee TOOLEY * A won te Keown and Lucy Tootry of Chtcage Part, service Will be at the Alano'Club in Grass , Valley; The service includes A pottack meat Bi made) 0: the Domestic Coalition, P.O}: Box 484, Orass Valley,i CA 95945,

“ ~ CT 4d Woe 00.00-08.69” we 05.35 i) 3% = 00.00 -:60 32 BY = 32, 57 60 07.70 00.00 86 10.24 34 00.00 28 = 00.00 NA 14.00 (08.47 04.49 05.00 and rainfall dally at 7 a.m. by Rainto date lestseason ... 05.87 Weather Bureau Nevada City ......... +34 sstern Nevads Rainfall past 24 hours 00.00 “ * onal fore % was reported hurt from the falling bullets, Within the city limits of Los Angeles, shooting wouble calls were down from. previous ycars following persistent efforts by the Police Deparment to suppress holiday gunfire. “It was light compared to previous years,"" said Sgt J.D. Allen of the city's. Southeast Division. **It used to be all: night, from dusk to sunup. Now it’s more like from a quarter to twelve to a quarter past twelve,"" In unincorporated county areas and the dozens of smaller cities pre jured in East Los Angeles, one in West Hollywood and one in the Lakewood area, said Erickson. Preliminary figures from the Los Angeles Police Department showed a big decrease in shooting reports a ’ . . SANTA ANA (AP) — Dating services Catcring to Christian singles are drawing hundreds of customers in Southern California. “There's a lot of people out there Jooking for Chrisuians,"’ said David Balsiger, who runs Christian Datemate Connection from his Costa Mesa home. “Most Christians don't want to do the bar scene Or go to health clubs,"" he said. ‘*There’s a certain safety factor in dealing within an affinity group."* _ Equally Yoked, a video dating service that took EXTENDED FORECAST — Penods of ran Saturday and Suncay im the mountams. Cooler. Coastal nghs m the 40s and lower 50s. 40s. Coastal Sm Tre 40s and lower 503 Lows in the aley hghs mn the 1 176-505 lows m the upper 205 and 30s. 4 30s lows zero to 20 temperatures Paso Robies Redang r $88 58 29 Redwood City © 39 39 “4 pr) “5 Sacramento Saunes Sar Frarcaco SF. hepor < ov o Pre Ok Juneau Kansas Las Vegas 0 3B & 57 3 62 4 €? 46 se «4 37? 42 50) 2 cy rece Lubbock 4 49 37 «(02 4) coy Marn Beach a . 1.2 ed Mowpukee WotSt Paw a oR Nyon Coy cy “& coy eS coy m 27 68 c m Hr ety ety Mydland Odessa #33 vesvete Mu new ore ty vere “7 2? 7 3 we Casares 44 ‘ 3 sant [4 a mm o sty . He ag Ol. 12 Memones A cue e 2 coy i Ltte Rock eles New Onears eee Ortando 41 Ponend ane Porte Ore ny Reno m ce cay m c a4 ry Louis Sait Lake Sanjos San Diego San Francisco San Juan PR. coy coy t Ste Marie Seatte m Sux F alls m od coy m e & Sacramento Santa Fe Brevepert ” Syracuse * Topeka ve 58 3% ” coy coy ck m m cr dl nm #8 a " 19 a Bo 62 35 «410 25O17 a. iaeysoenan a4& 20 Cty m m 72, Prasdetohua Pusu S coy cay cy 5) 24

coy td rem coy cay c ? a 02 6 66 62 51 51 45 71 53 49 27) 41 Ol (O68 47 20 cy 35 32 (Ol ely 33 bs c coy m coy coy ie ” re 1% 08 ‘et m Wenvte “ FA a a7 4 rng fet 45 42 chr . «oe of their average annual income and then a yearly maintenance fee, Balsiger came up with Christian Datemate Connection after he ran a newspaper ad seeking a Christian woman and got 40 responses in one month. Now marned to Nancy Dixon-Balsiger, who helped him start the service, Balsiger and his wife publish a monthly 60,000-circulation newsleuer with around 500 listings. Subscribers to Christian Datemate must take a pledge to be a ‘good Christian witness in the areas of integrity and responsibility." That means "‘to return the calls of respondecs,"* Michelle Perreault, 24, joined Datemate with her yVuligaa, Wen Mmuved lO Unlare as a teen-ager. He married Delta Rosalie Cresmer in 1933, During World War II, Mr. Ger nandt was a technical sergeant with the 5020 Bomb Group of the U.S. Army. After the war, he worked as a technical illustrator for Southern California Edison. He retired and moved to La Canada in 1960, and later lived in Penn Valley. He was a member of the Souther Califormia Camellia Society, and the Nevada County Mineral and Gem Society. He was predeceased by his wife and brother Fred. He is survived by his brother Herbert of Laguna Hills; and sister Isabel Cook of Canyon Lake. Mr. Gernandt will be cremated under the direction of the Neptune Society. Memorial contributions may be made to the Good Shepherd Foundation, P.O. Box 1950, Nevada City, CA, 95959; of the Master Gardeners, c/o Farm Advisor's Office, 255 S. Auburn St., Grass Valley, CA 95945. Isabel Hefetfinger A memorial service will be con; ducted Saturday for longtime Nevada City resident Isabel Ross Hefelfinger. She died in her home Tuesday. She was 92. Mrs. Hefelfinger was bom in Nevada City on Jan. 15, 1899. She lived briefly in Tonopah, Nev:,-and sister in May and her 12th date recently proposed to attended the Stanford University her. Nursing School, graduating in “looking for a spirit leader who will lead me and 1925. She later worked as a Plumas “At secular services, a lot of times, people are myfuture family in Bible study.”* County health department nurse. In looking for just one thing,"’ she said. ‘'l wanted to Typical Equally Yoked members are in their 1933, she returned to Nevada City find somebody who believes the way . do, somemid-30s, They pay membership fees of 1.5 percent body's who's walking with the Lord."” with her husband, David. From 1934 until her retirement in 1965, she worked as a nurse for the Nevada County health department, and as the Nevada City school nurse. Mrs. Hefelfinger was related to Geparrnert * 1204 p.m w& the 12700 diock of sland Street for a fre nse a wal No carly settlers of the North Bloomwaren Wilow Vabey Rosd or meded oo. Mayor damage was reported WEDNESDAY * 6:13 p.m. to 20 six miles fied area and was actively involved * 11:58 p.m to the 800 block of East Consohdated east of the Interstate 80 interchange for a Street for medical ard in homecoming events at the Malakoff Diggins State Historical . 20, of Yuba City, wi Park. She was honored twice as the elie: o4: ‘a ea aaa Hospital. Nevada County Historical Socieade. (Mornocta ere . p.m 18400 block of Line tr eaoeean® AZeRO Boch oh Gam Grass Valiey Siesta Drive for medical aid. ty’s Citizen of the Year. She was a * 6:39 p.m. to Rattlesnake Road for a * 12:44 p.m. to the 100 block of, Higgins Corner member of the United Methodist nominjury traffic accident. Eureka Street for medical aid. * 4:18 p.m. to McCourtn and Metcalf ey Church in Nevada City. She énForty.Niner * 12:49 p.m. to the 300 block of roads for medical axd. * 8:57 am. to the 10600 block of Dorsey Drive for medical and. * 10:31 p.m. w the 10200 biock of joyed waveling and was a member Merrytul Way for medical and * 6:52 p.m. to the 300 block of Rhode Road for medicale ard Comti of many Nevada City civic organizations, . . She ts survived by her daughter. Joanne Atherton of Oakland; sisters Ethel White of Elko, Nev., Ruth Music in the Mountains has ree Nevada and Sierra county students Bonnivert of Rio Linda, and Silvia ceaved a S450) gram from the who are currently studying priCedar of Sacramento; and two TUESOAY Wells Fargo Bank Foundation for vately. There are divisions for Callfornia Highway Patrol grumidaughters, * John Edward Srymanski, 25, an sponsoring the 1992 Young elementary, junior high, high Mrs. Hefelfinger’s 2 p.m. mewas arrested on Musicians’ Competition. school and college students. This electronic oftechnician, morial service will be conducted at misdemeanor drunken The preliminary auditions for year, $2,750 in prizes has been sus the United Methodist. Church in at 10:04 p.m. on Highway 49 south this year's competition are underwritten by the grant from the Koni , Szymanski was later Nevada City. scheduled for March 14 and finals Wells Fargo Bank Foundation. a books containing photos and profiles. In addition to information such as ‘‘likes golf and candiclight dinners,’" members may specify things like Music group receives grant will take place March 29. The fina! i is in concert forrnat and the public is invited to listen for free. The competition is open to both UPER LOTTO Colifeants Lowery "fF, 7 18 Walter Pointon A memorial service will be conducted Saturday for Walter M. Pointon of Nevada City. He died Sunday at'a San Francisco medical 6124, Winning lotto numbers for Jan. 1. 5 Police blotter Students interested in applying for the competition should contact Music in the Mountains at 265 LOTTERY WINNERS = m m 65 42 its name from biblical verse, offers “*memberships until married”* rather than the lifetime memberships sold by secular dating services. What customers are secking can be found in cdy Tucson Tulsa Hagerty said. Southeast Division officers arrested 10 people at a home carly Wednesday who were firing weapons into the air. Uzis, shotguns and semi-automatic pistols were confiscated, said Sgt. Ted Maillet. In all, the division's officers made 31 arrests overnight, Allen said. Police in suburban Compton received about 400 reports of shots fired into the air, said Lt. Steve Roller, ‘‘We even arrested an 11-year-old boy who was found carrying a gun and firing it into the air,’* Roller said. SoCal.Christian dating service thriving # « 6 Some SU weapons were seized, injures last year, he said, Twenty-three people were arrested for investigation of weapons charges in connection with the shooting, which caused an esumated $7,200 damage to cars, home windows and other y. said Sgt. Larry Lincoln said. Eleven weapons, including Uzi —submachine guns, were confiscated. Three people were reported in 20 38 50 Vi facility. He was 63, Mr. Pointon was born in San Prancisco on July 22, 1928) He unemployed, was set at for Frank Steve , 39, a tree climber, vere wt $6,800. L913] Le] *] ships as a captain for 45 years, Ho \s survived by' his daughter Michelle of San Bruno: sisters Bet ty Rodriguez’ of San Prancisco and DECCO . L7} . * 13} sailed Waterman Steamship Co. Linda p.m.’ memorial The following babies were born at Si erra Nevada Memorial Hospital, OH A fen ‘Uress Vahey Evawael erat Bivaiee TOOLEY * A won te Keown and Lucy Tootry of Chtcage Part, service Will be at the Alano'Club in Grass , Valley; The service includes A pottack meat Bi made) 0: the Domestic Coalition, P.O}: Box 484, Orass Valley,i CA 95945,