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A-2 SUNDAY, FEB. 11, 2001 Editor: COMMUNITY TUESDAY, DATE, 2000 Obituaries Flora A. Farnbach Flora A. Fambach, 82, died Monday, Feb. 5, 2001, at her 'home.

There was an open house on Saturday at the family home. The inurnment will be private and a memorial will be scheduled at a later date. Mrs. Farnbach was born Oct. 19, 1918, to Hugh and Marguerite Adams in Mrs.

Farnbach Lem oore. She graduated from Hanford School in 1938, was employed as a cartographer for the Mendocino County Assessors office until 1953 and then owned and operated Shady Oaks Grocer between 11962 and 1967. Mrs. Fambach was a homemaker involved in sewing, gardening and mak- pies. She was also a Girls leader, a Cub iScouts den mother and score; keeper for the NCR A Election 'Board.

A family spokesperson "She will be remembered for her humor, friendly, ioutgoing mantier and her favorite quote, "Are you hun: gry?" Survivors include her daughter, Sheila Brooks, of Ukiah; stepdaughter Donna Reese of San Bernardino; sons David Brooks and wife Jean of Sacramento, Robert Fambach of Ukiah; stepsons Garry Farnbach of San Bernardino, Darell Fambach of Rancho; sister Mary Me Vane of Ukiah; sisters-in- law Lil Adams of Hanford, Billie Brooks of Corcoran; brother George Adams of Visalia; brothers-in-law Robert Halstead and Gerald Brooks of Hanford; grandchildren Barney Babb, Roxanne Gaunt, Darya and Todd Farnbach; and four great- grandchildren. Mrs. Farnbach was preceded in death by her husband, Gerald Fambach, in 1985; a sister, Nora Halstead; and a brother, Robert Adams. Eversole Mortuary is in charge of the arrangements. Memorial donations may be made to one's favorite charity.

Editor's note: This obituary is being rerun to correct an error in the original publication. James Theron Miles Sr. Funeral services will be held for James Theron Miles Sr. at 2 p.m. Wednesday, in the Boonville Apple Hall.

Viewing will start at noon. Burial will be at Evergreen Cemetery in Boonville. Mr. Miles Sr. died Friday, Feb.

9, 2001, at his home in Boonville, after a short battle with cancer. He was 77. He was born June 7, 1923, in Bonnerdale and had been a Mendocino County resident for 53 years. He worked as a heavy equipment operator and horse trader and in his spare time he loved to hunt and fish. Family spokesperson Jeremy Miles said he will be remembered for always looking out for family and friends.

His favorite quote was, "That's the way it goes sometimes." Mr. Miles Sr. is survived by his wife, Marjorie Belle of Boonville; daughters, Virginia Mellor and her husband Frank of Oregon, and Kathy Mangrum also of Oregon; sons, James Theron Miles Jr. and his wife Dawn of Redwood Valley, and Ronald Miles and his wife Dianna also of Redwood Valley; sisters, Luelle Vaughn and her husband Jay of Live Oak, Veta Siepel of Marysville, and Loretta Counts and her husband Charles also of Live Oak; brothers, William Miles and his wife Anna of Yuba City, Abraham Miles and his wife Betty also of Yuba City, Noel Miles and his wife Elaine of Live Oak, Calvin Miles and his wife Jean of Ohio, and Joe Miles and his wife Barbara of Florida; grandchildren, Frank Mellor Jr. and his wife Linda of Curtis Mellor and his wife Denise of Oregon, Tracy Bevin of South Lake Tahoe, Nina Vieira and her husband Len of Temecula, Jeremy Miles and his wife Tonya of Boonville, George Miles and his wife Cathy of Santa Rosa, Ronni Mangrum of Oregon, Todd Mangrum of Ukiah; and 12 great-grandchildren.

Mr. Miles was preceded in death by his brothers, Silas and Herman Miles. Memorial donations may be made to any children's charity. Eversole Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. DA'S REPORTS The following were compiled from reports prepared by the Mendocino County District Attorney's Office: SENTENCING On Friday, Judge Ronald Brown sentenced George Louis Barraza, 30, of Morgan to seven years in state prison following the defendant's convictions for transporting methamphetamine while armed with firearms and for possession for sale of marijuana.

The defendant was already serving a prison sentence for violation of probation out of Santa Clara County. On May 4, 2000, an officer with the California Highway Patrol stopped Barraza for speeding. The stop occurred on South Highway 101 just North of Hopland. The officer found a half pound of methamphetamine, nearly, a pound of marijuana and three firearms in Barraza's car, along with almost $6,000 cash and evidence that the defendant was involved in drug sales. The officer determined that the defendant was on tion in Santa Clara County for a felony drug offense and that the defendant was on his way back to Morgan Hill from Femdale with the drugs when he was stopped.

Following his arrest in Mendocino County, officers contacted a narcotics task force in Santa Clara County. Additional evidence linking the defendant to drug sales was found in Barraza's Morgan Hill home. LOTTERY NUMBERS DAILY 3: Friday 9, 6, 5. Saturday 5, 9, 9. FANTASY 5: Friday 3, 11, 14, 36, 37.

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