The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California (2024)

March 28, 1972

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The Sacramento Beei

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Sacramento, California

Issue Date:

Tuesday, March 28, 1972

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14

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THE SACRAMENTO BEE Tuesday March 28 1972 Page B3 1 1 VT" 4te Irv-pigetkwewviretre0 wool WI SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA NEWS By McClatchy Newspapers Service 4 400 Eviction Notices Callers Deluge Santa Rosa Broker i 4xdAmovoublalts 1 Iwo 4 4' i r'" 's 4 ''t 1 I s4 ef 4 1 I 4 14 i -477 I 1 o2" i -2 '6 44 144 44 '43 14-1 4 't2 I o--i''''41 t' 3:1 i ki tb I t4 IN 4 1 I '--1 a 4 N4 4 4 "-t2'' '1444'43444 '4 lo 4 4 I 4 i i' 1 I'''sr: i i i 4 4 i IF s'' ''''o i'' 1: Cs 4: '4 s'i' i ''''''''t I ez -k': e' 0 r4 4 pi '4' 17 -r- 1 1 I t'' i' 7 743'''''''1 Too i S-'-: o1i'l 4 li i 41 te--gt 11 0' A 4 41 'N: 4' 2 lts 4i 14 4 4 -1-' ottago 1 4 ----rr i 1 4 4' I 1: :4 11x? votol fs i i :1 1 4' -4 4 O'ss3 14' 4 4 1 '''1 i -r-tv'" 7 t' 14 1 4tomi 444 144444 404 SANTA ROSA (Al') Investment broker Dan Clardy handed out eviction notices to some 400 families because he could not raise their rents says his office has been deluged by phone calls "both irate and concerned" "Reaction has been just about equally divided" Clardy said today "between frustrated and hostile outbursts and requests for home purchases" notices which he began mailing Friday instruct the 400 tenant families to vacate their homes within 30 days and give them the option of buying the houses The houses all three and four-bedroom homes in the $14000 to $22000 range will probably sell for about a total of $10 million Clarty said They arc all in the Santa Rosa Sebastopol and Petaluma areas The broker owner of Clardy Associates which manages homes for a group of 17 investors announced earlier that he had decided to evict the tenants because the federal rent freeze makes the homes "no longer a good investment" Ile said his clients could take the money they get from the sale of the houses and invest it better eleswhere Clardy said the eviction Jim 31illert left project manager and Jerry Sul-tau ay park ranger scan the neW gnmp-use picnic area at the Orland Buttes Recreation Area at Black Butte Lake Ivest of Orland 'the ground surface in the oak-stiulded area has been graveled to keep tilmn dust Milled said groups van reserve the area by contacting the Mack Butte office at least three days in advance Vee Photo Picnic Area Is Opened Jobless Pay Cut Off Weed Man Loses Fight For Funds El Dorado Supervisors Hospital Cut Plan Is Considered Jury Indicts Nevadans In 'Pot' Flights Sutter Backs Center Plan For Yuba City outside the community to see specialists or general pract ii loners Consequently the supervisors are hoping to hire three or four speciahsts to tend patients at Community llos pital conduct outpatient cline's there on the cost ing plan aut by the hospital's administrator Raymond Costley was ex peeled today his residence Ile had received $65 per week for 21 weeks before the benefits were halted Deputy Atty Gen Asher Rubin stated that Moore received notice that if he wanted to appeal the decision to stop benefits he should contact the department within 10 days AIoore did not do this Rubin said the process and procedures set by Umemployment Insurance Code regulations Moore was retired from the International Paper Co at Weed and had applied for other employment Ile received unemployment benefits until they were stopped because the department claimed that he showed no interest in employment outside of a 10-mile radius of YREKA John Moore of Weed a 66-year-old retired sawmill worker has had his petition for relief against Hansen director of the Department of IluMan Resources Development rejected in Superior Court The rejection was made by Judge James Kleaver on the grounds that Moore failed to follow through with Amador DA Says Family Must Get Rid Of Dogs PLACERVILLE The El Dorado County Board of Supervisors is considering a plan which m'ould reduce the bed capacity at Community Hospital from 64 to :33 and close down the extended care section The move would ease the financial pinch at the facility trimming the present $1 million annual operat tug costs by about 50 per cent The board has been exploring ways to cut financial losses at the hospital reported to be in the range of $:30000 to $40000 monthly Petitions carrying more than 6000 residents' signatures recommend the board take steps to keep the facility open WPM presented last week Recent controversy has included at that local doctors Will not accept new patients and that residents are being forced to go YUBA CITY Sutter County has joined 10h Yuba City in endorsing the concept Of a $5-million civic Ccii ter to be jointly developed by the two The Board of Supervisors' endorsem*nt came On a 12 vote yesterday and followed Yuba City's recent approval of the center concept which was proposed last fall by a citizens study committee A IICW committee to pursue further studies of possible sites and methods Of fi mincing has been appointed by the Iwo governing bodies The first building in the complex probably would be a county jail Supervisors' Decision Yo lo EOC Head Asks To Resign LAS VEGAS (AP) Seven persons have been indicted by a federal grand jury here on charges of allegedly smuggling marijuana into the United States from Mexico The three-count indictment was returned on March 14 but remained sealed until yesterday US Atty Joseph Ward said Five of the seven have been arrested and two are sought Named in the indictment are Brad Simon Babich 24 of Las Vegas James Johnson 46 of South Lake Tahoe Calif and Lopez Island Wash Albert Eggat 31 of South Lake Tahoe Michael Judge of Reno John Spann 27 of Las Vegas: Harriet Spann 24 of Gardnerville Nev and Robert Fletcher 24 of Reno All have been arrested except Eggen and Judge The indictments were returned by a grand jury that has been investigating aerial smuggling in the Southwest It was started after 664 pounds of marijuana was discovered after a light plane crashed and burned near Battle Mountain Nev on Aug 4 1971 Mr and Mrs Larry Cenotto who live directly across the street front the Deakins The dog a ti-month-old 75-1ound puppy named Teddy reportedly jumped and either bit or clawed the boy as he NRIV a So vehicle in the driveway of his family's residence The younuster was treated at the Antador Hospital here for a minor head injury and was released JACKSON Two local St Bernard dogs must find homes or their owners vitt face prosecution for maintaining a publie nuisanee ruled Amador County Dist: Atty Guy Reynolds Reynolds yesterday issued a notice to abide a nuisance to the owners of the dogs Mr and Mrs Bob Deakin after last week's alleged attack by one of the dogs on Laird Cenotto son 0 If Fuller is not allowed to resign Ackley asked that he be given an opportunity to rebut the allegat ions Fuller conceded yesterday that things have gone so far in the organization that a new director is needed but argues it should not be done in this manner day to be allowed to resign in 60 days The request came from Harry A Ackley Woodland attorney speaking for Fuller Ackley asked that no action be taken on the EOC's decision of last Thursday to "terminate Fuller as quick ly as possible" on he grounds of incompetency and inefficiency and that instead he be allowed to WOODLAND The route of Seale Fuller's departure as executive director of the Economic Opportunity Commission of Yolo County (E0C) by firing or resignation will be decided next Monday at the Board of Supervisors meeting if not sooner Fuller whose dismissal by the EOC must be affirmed by the Board of Supervisors asked the supervisors yester Obituaries The supervisors postponed their decision a week Service Is Set For Attorney Friedman Riding Hiking Pathways Yo lo Might Develop River Trails land and Richard of West Sacramento McCoy vim retired in Oc toher 1970 vent to work for the county ill 1919 John 1 of Marysville daughters Elizaheth Nancy and Sharon Cary all of Yuba City and Cathy Cooper awl Patricia Whitten both of Niarysville parents Mr and Airs Carl Hu-bet Of liallwood Yuba County a brother Everett Rubel of Millwood and one 80 Civilians WitiBeLaidOff At Travis AFB past 5S years me livid here today Born al Clear Creek Siskiyou County she was the daughter of Jeremiah and Kate Lane She at the Chemawa Indian School near Salem Ore and the Convent of Mercy in Red Bluff She married Nelson Budd Baker in 1914 and the couple resided in Happy Camp Baker a packer for the US Forest Service died in 1961 Survivors include daughters Genevieve Sauschuck and Ilul 1ikr both of Happy Camp and numerous nieces and nephews county leaders what type of maintenance would be required to allow public use of the area The berm is the flat ground between the levee and the water This section several miles long parallels the River Road (Highway 16) and is about 14 miles east of Woodland and shrubs might be removed unless a local agency takes over the maintenance Representatives of the Reclamation Board and the Army Corps of Engineers will be invited to the next meeting of county's park and recreation advisory committee to discuss the development of trails and to tell WOODLAND Riding and hiking trails might be developed in the berm area along the Sacramento River between Monument Bend and the Sacramento Weir where trees and shrubs were planted after the levee was realigned The State Reclamation Board has warned Yo lo County authorities the trees Sutter Rejects Request Of Ex-Welfare Employe TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE The Air Force has announced that 80 civilian employes at Travis An will be laid off June 1 It said the individuals affected vitt be notified by May 1 Air Force spokesmen said the reductions in force are the result of spending readjustments and 1973 budget expectations The said the layoffs are necessary because normal attrition has not reduced the work force enough William Brown AUBURN Odd Fellows services for William Thomas Brown 70 a resident of Auburn for tat years vill be held al pm tomorrow in the Chapel of the Hills A native of 011umwa Iowa he died yesterday in a local hospital Ile WaS a member of the Auburn Odd Fellows Lodge Eureka Lodge No 10 Delta Chapter of Arch Masons Auburn Conimandery and the Ben Ali Temple of the Shrine Survivors include his widow Eva INI stepsister Freda Swespy of Placerville and siepdaugliter Jean Collins of Auburn Maria Torres coLusik The Rosary will be recited tonight at 8 o'clock in the Sullivan Chap el for Maria Torres 91 member Of a longtime Princeton Colusa County Lundy Requiem Alass vitt he conducted tomorrow at 10 am in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Mrs Torres a native of Portugal died Sunday in Eskaton Colusa Ilealthcare Center With her husband she had farmed acreage in the Princeton area for more than 60 years She is survived by (laugh las Helen Pohinder of Colnsa and Emily Paschoal of San Jose sons Frank Manuel aml Eddie all of Princeton Alfred of Woodland Ferdenand of Sacramento and Tony of Davis 19 grand children and 26 YREKA Funeral services for attorney Sanniel Robert Friedman 59 a resident of Yreka for 44 years will be held at 10 am tomorrow in the Dome of Eternity Chapel Oakland Fried man ied a is bonie in Yreka early yesterday after an illness of several months Ile was born in Canada and had lived in California since he was four years of age Friedman moved to Yreka with his parents he was a sophom*ore in high school He graduated from Yreka high School the University of California in Berkeley and Ilastings Law School in San Francisco Ile had practiced law in Yreka since his graduation from laW school Ile was active in community and civic affairs with memberships in the Lions Club Yreka Lodge No 19S0 BP0 Elks Odd 'Fellows and the chamber of commerce Ile was one Of the founders of United Scholarships Inc as well as being a member of its Board of Directors Ile is survived by his widow Ann a daughter Susan Rau of Yreka a son Joseph a student at the University of Illinois his mother Pearl a sister Bertha Brawman and brothers hairy Morris and Saul all of Yreka and two grandchildren The family requests that any remembrance be made to United Scholarships Inc or the American Cancer Society both in Yreka Amador Nurse Is Honored Upon Refiremenf JACKSON Registered nurse Audrey Hess supervisor of Amador Hospital's Ward 2 was honored upon her retirement last night when the Amador County Hospital Auxiliary staged its annual dinner meeting for installation of officers Members of the Board of Supervisors and their spouses were among those attending Another highlight of the meeting was the announcement that the original Amador County Hospital a two-story brick structure almost 100 years old is to be entered in the National Register of Historic Places Ralph McCoy wooDLAND Funeral plans for Ralph McCoy 65 who was maintenance supervisor at the Yoto General Hospital for more than 20 years are pending in the Kraft Brothers Chapel McCoy was pronounced dead yesterday afternoon in the Woodland Memorial llospital after suffering an apparent heart attack while driving his pickup truck Ile is survived by his widow Marian a daughter Barbara Rodgers of Woodland and sons Ralph Jr of Wood we'll just have to pay more later" A state personnel board hearing following Grimshaw's dismissal determined he had been "wrongfully dismissed" lie has since accepted another position with the Yo lo County Welfare Department Welfare Director Mary Quitoriano who was responsible for his dismissal still is employed by the county but is presently on probation with all her actions being reviewed by the county administrator and board of supervisors YUBA CITY The Sutter County supervisors by a 4-1 vote turned down the request of former welfare department employe Robert GriMSIIIINV that he is reimbursed the $2900 it cost him to win reinstatement after he was fired last June The board denied the request yesterday on the advice of its welfare advisory committee after Supervisor Eber Beilby who cast the dissenting vote said I'm afraid if we don't pay now this is going to court and Dora Baker HAPPY CANN' Siskiyou Co Funeral services for Dora May Baker 81 a resident of Happy Camp for the Superior California Vital Statistics Placer Water Agency Gets Quincy Man Is Held In Reno on Rape Count RENO Michael Bongioanni 31 a Quincy restaurant operator is in Reno City Jail in lieu of $5000 bail after being arrested in a downtown Reno hotel on rape charges Reno police said they were called by the hotel's security officers after Bongioanni's alleged victim ran screaming into the hotel corridor from Bongioanni's room Police said the victim told them that she and her mother had met Bongioanni and a male companion of his in a Quincy tavern and had accepted the pairs offer of a ride into Reno after the tavern's bartender vouched for the men's character Five-Point Proposal Health Day CHICO A health career day program open to the public will be sponsored April 7 by the health science department at Chico State College of Placerville and Kristine Rao Cour sov of Carmichael MAPTIN-PEPTUIr Iii Marysville March 21 to James Hugh Mjrhn 9 and Catherine I ynn Pottuit 25 boll) of Strawberry Valley Yuba Counts ROCKENSTEINLITTLE In Yuba City March 24 to Goreild Kollb Rneks oilskin )9 and Fvolyn Louise Little 18 both of YUbei City SATTEPFIELDHERRING In Yuba City March 24 to James Thomas SA tortiold 65 of Marysville and Bonnie Jaunita Herring 55 of Yuba City EDDY In Fairfield March I Dona Jean ind Norman Otto final decree hilitield Mari 21 and Alfred inlerlocutory de ree GOODWIN In Woodland March 74 Donna and Douglas gelition HANSON In Placerville March 1 Emma and John Interliseulorse decree HENDERSON In Auburn March 23 William and Lsic lio uelition has recommended a 42 per cent revenue increase to keep the system operating San Joaquin Chamber Backs Melones Project Roosevelt Nash Services for the Rev Roosevelt Nash assistant pastor of St John's Baptist Church will be at 1 pm Thursday in the Baptist Church 2130 4th St The Rev Mr Nash 68 died Saturday lie was born in Louisiana He is survived by his widow Maggie two children Leroy Nash and Pearl Johnson all of Sacramento sisters Emily Harris and Minnie Mitchell both of Sacramento and Pearl Terao of Fairfield and a brother Larry Nash of lodge La shooting rapids with pleasure craft THORNTON San Joaquin Co The San Joaquin County Chamber of Cornmerce has gone on record as favoring the completion of the Greater Melones Dam on the Stanislaus River by the US Army Corps of Elmquist Rites Are Set BIRTHS AlIARO In Susanville March 20 to Mr and Mrs Theodore Allan) ol Janesville Lassen (uunly a son DROWN In Tuleiake Skkivou County March 21 to Mr and Mrs Jerald Brown a son Cu HE PRE In Fairfield March 22 to Mr and Mrs Heclor Gutierrez of VdtaVitle a son JACKSON In Tuletake Siskiyou Coon Iv March 21 to Mr and Mrs Jimmy Jackson a son JACKSON In Fairfield March 93 to Mr and Mrs Marta) JaCkS011 of VaCa vile a son KERNS In Willows March 24 to Mr and Mrs Marlin Kerns of Elk Creek Glenn County a son McFEELY In Susanville March 72 to Mr and Mrs Richard Mcfeely a son MEYER In Chico March 21 to Mr and Mrs Danny Miver a son RICHTER In Chico March 23 10 Mr and Mrs Byron El Richter a son SCHALZ In Yreka March 22 to Mr and Mrs Michael Schalz of Etna Sisklyou County a son SIMMONS In Fairfield March 23 to Mr and Mrs Terry Simmons a SOIL THURMAN In Fairfield March 22 to Mr and Mrs Charles Thurman of Suisun City a daughter WILDER In Susanville March 20 to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wilder a son BALDWIN-NEWTON In Marysville March 23 to Ronald iita Baldwin 25 and Sharon Diane Newton 11 both of Marysville BROWNEREDDIN in Placerville March 22 to Gary Robert Browne 21 and Cynthia Faye Reddin 18 both of BUSHFtEH In Yreka March 23 to Donald Eugene Bush 24 and Ellen Eriene Reti 21 both of Ashland Ore BYERSFRY In Fairfield March 21 to Harry Cannon Byers hi and Mildred Fairchild Fry 54 both of Fairfield CANADAPETERSON In Marysville March 22 to Martin Canada 20 and Debbie Lee Peterson 18 both of Yuba City CLARK-FARMER In Yuba City March 23 to James Leslie Clark Jr 31 and Donna Patricia Farmer 19 both of Yuba City HODGES-STEWART In Fairfield EVANS-PETERS-1n Marysville March 22 to Donnie Lynn Evans 18 of Marysville and Joanne Elizabeth Peters to of Santa Clara GOSSETTSAVSTROM In Placerville March 22 to James Kaldon Gossett 44 of Zridgenort and Jarnuelyn Joyce Savstrom 35 of Placerville GROSSMAN-SAGUN In Placerville March 23 to Kenneth Ronald Grossman 22 of Garden Valley El Dorado County and Jacquelyn Marie Sagan to of Camino March 23 to Robert Paul Hodges 18 and Lisa Stewart 18 both of Fairfield MACKCOURSEY In Placerville March 21 to Howard Gerald Mack 24 AUBURN A San Francisco consulting firm has proposed five alternatives to finance a $6 million improvement program of the Placer County Water Agency retail water system The consulting firm Horn- blower Weeks-Hemphill Noyes completed the study for the sytem that extends from east of Auburn to near Roseville Alternatives to upgrade the system purchased from the Pacific Gas and Electric Co include: Taxing up to 50 cents for each $100 of assessed valuation within the service zone or levying a countywide tax of up to 10 cents per $100 as easem*nt obligation bonds Revenue bonds remaining from the Middle Fork American River Project Revenue bonds and a matching grant The study was accepted by directors of the agency who also are looking for ways to raise revenue in the system An agency advisory council SEWARDCONNELY In Olni HYSOM In Yuba City March 77 March 23 to Jerry Seward 21 awl Claience Porter and Cdtillelitd ISdbel Nancy Connely 22 both el POrtOldo petition tiled Plumas County In Placerville March 21 Pa SHEEHAN-PECORARO In Pt icor- tricia and Roiled SIMI decree vine March 2:1 to John Francis Slice INMAN-In Fa leic' March 22 Judith haii Jr 19 of (OlOrni nd Theresa Ann and Rodney final decree Mirirlli Pecoraro 111 of Shingle -IF I4F PS in Vairfield March Mildred Betty and Elmer Phillin TOLBERT-FROST In Fairfield March let locutory 21 to Grayling Tolbert 21 of 1 ravis JOHNSON-In Fairfield March 27 Jeri Air Force Base and Pearl Ledo Frost ivn Jean and Jack Duane interlocu 18 of Vacaville tor decree TOPBER T-WILLBANKS In Marys- JUDKINS In Fairfield March 21 Orville March 23 to James Monroe Tor 01 and Robert filial decree bort Jr 19 and Thelma Renee Will- KARN In Ealrfielit March 22 Ruth banks 1 both of Olivehursl and Raymond interlocutory decree WHITE-WYATT-In Fairfield March 23 LANIER-in Fairfield March 20 Melma to Thomas Harry While 22 and yaki Gail and Charles Robert interlocutotY Jean Wyatt 21 both of Travis Air decree Force base LIMON In Fairfield March 21 Linda WiLLIAMSHROWNING In Marys- and Joe interlocutory decree ville March 23 to Clarence Thomas MAR TIN In i-vitrilejd March 97 Williams Jr 2 and ()Nara Doris Mildred and Joseph final de-Browning 24 both of Yuba City erre YO1INCMAYRBERTRAM in Yreka MARTIN In Fairfield March 15 WilMarch 73 to Witham Allan Younn lie Jean and Willie Bob interlocutory mayr 29 and Linda Lee Bertram 21 decree both 01 Eugene Ore MAST In Fairfield March 20 Lind1 DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE Lee and Larry Leroy interlocutory BARBI -In Vairlield Mardi 20 Lay decree rence DeWayne and Genevieve Jennie MrANELLY In Woodland march 24 interlocutory decree and Dortha Mao final decree BEHEL in Yuba City March 73 Ted MEJ1A lii Yuba City March 23 laiistina and YSIltdel petition filed Lewis and Marld Gail petition filed BIR In Fairfield Marth 22 Carl OVERLY In Fairfield March 23 Nan-and 1 illian A petition filed cy arid Donald petition hied BLANTON In Fairfield March 72 PATE In Plat erville Mart 23 Car1 ois and McKinley Jr edition ole Ann and William Benton petition filed filed BURNS In Placerville March 21 FFREZ In Fairfield March 22 Kathryn and WHIMS final de- Emma and Albert petition filed cree PLUMB In Fairfield March 20 Thr CHAMPION In Placerville March 23 era Christina and George Webster in Shirley Ruth and Melvin David terlocutory decree lorutory decree REEDY In Fairfield March 23 PaCIRINCION1 In Ouincy March 23 meld and Robert petition filed Frank Henry and Dorothy Agnes SANDAHL In Woodland March 74 teriocutory decree Eltie and Harold A petition filed DAY In Fairfield March 21 Linda A SAVSTROM In Placerville March 20 and Kenneth final decree Jacouelyn Joyce and Charles Richard DELEON In Fairfield March 72 Do- final decree Pores and Isobel interlocutory decree SOLIS In Fairfield March 72 Joyce DETIMAN In Yreka March 23 Bev- and Charles final decree erlv A and Jonathan petition filed TOWERS Irr Quincy March 71 DoroDOAN In Placerville March 21 thy A and Lawrence Jr tinal de James Bradford Jr and Carol Ann fl- cree nal decree WASHBURN In Woodland march 24 DoBEY IC PlaeV110 March 2' Carole and Larry: eetition filed Derma Carol and Ronan Russell peti- WILSON In Fairfield March 21 De lion filed bra and Vinell final decree DUNKLE In Aubwn March 23 Sue LFFIREN In Fairfield March 22 A and Erin petilicn tiled Martha and Kenneth final decree 3 Under 21 Are on Plumas Jury QUINCY Three under-21 Plumas County citizens have been seated on the county's 1972 grand jury They are 20-year-olds Zona Marie Brown and Judy Lynn Metcalf and Randall Mets Brock 19 of Chester Louis A Beer of Porto la a retired electrical engineer was named foreman of the panel by Superior Court Judge Stanley Young Other furors selected are: From Chester: Betty Jean Boone Helen Louise Crooner Julene Ann Finch and Stephen Fred Gauger From Quincy: Helen Elizabeth Dodson Judy Lyons and Joseph Lee Olsen From Greenville: Elizabeth Schramel and Paoricia June TIMOrle Also: Virginia Louise Azevedo Meadow Valley Norman Francis Blornes Wayne Hage Sierra Valley: Guido Maddalena Beckwourth: Henry McGraw Sloat and Barbara Wilson Belden AUBURN Funeral services for Edward Berger Elmquist 86 a resident of Auburn and Newcastle for 35 years will be held at 10:30 am tomorrow in the Chapel of the Hills A native of Sweden he died yesterday in a local hospital Survivors include his widow Martha daughters Rose Harvour and Dolores Flowers both of Auburn Theda Hayter of Crescent City and Mary Mc Cullum of Walnut Creek San Joaquin County Chamber member John A Thiemann who made the motion at a dinner meeting of the chamber stated the dam is important to Stanislaus County and would eliminate the danger of floods He stated objections to the dam have been voiced by recreational groups and the Sierra Club because it would do away with "white water" used by recreationists for Lola Cary YUBA CITY Requiem Mass for Lola Cary 52 lifelong resident of the Yuba-Sutter area will be offered at 10 am tomorrow in St Isidore's Catholic Church Mrs Cary of Yuba City died Friday in a Sacramento hospital after a short illness She is survived by her husband John Sr a son I QkrbOiiAamdWAEdft dab 1.

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