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Portola Reporter Wednesday, May 1, 1991, Page 5B Indian Valley Record, Chester Progressive, Feather River Bulletin held at Tahoma Cemetery in Yakima, at a later date. For The Record VINCENT J. PORTER Vincent J. Porter, 20, died at his home in Quincy on April 21, 1991. Bom in San Diego on March 25, 1971, he had been a Quincy resident for one year.

Arrangements under the direction of Fehrman Mortuary, Chester. EDNA R. WAGNER Edna R. Wagner, 84, died April 20, 1991 at CareWest in Susanville. Bom in Nebraska on Dec.

1906, she had been a Westwood resident since 1948. She is survived by her nephew, Dwayne Eckert of Sun Valley; and her brother, Albert Miller of Nebraska. Graveside services were held April 23 at Westwood Cemetery in Westwood. Bom in Genoa, on Jan. 11, 1904, she had been a Lake Almanor resident for two years.

She was a former organist for the Lake Almanor Community Church. She is survived by her husband, Horace Wilson of Lake Almanor; her son, James Wilson of Lake Almanor; her brother, Clarence Clang of Joplin, her sisters, Viola Weston of Shellknob, Mo. and Myrtle Davis of Fresno; three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Graveside services will be held at a later date at the Chester District Cemetery in Chester. Obituaries MARY E.

WOLFORD Mary E. Wolford 66, died March 26, 1991 at Roseville Hospital in Roseville. Born in Hartford, on Oct. 17, 1924, she had been a Westwood resident since 198 IJp She was a veteran of the U.S. Navy in World War II, and a member of the Our Lady of the Snows Catholic Church and Our Lady of the Snows Catholic Church Altar Society.

She is survived by her husband, James Wolford of Westwood; her sons, David Pacatte of Berkeley, Benjamin Pacatte II, serving in the U.S. Army, and April 30 at Quincy East Lawn Cemetery, Father Martin Moroney officiating. ROBERT A. ISAAC Robert A. Isaac, 80, died in Reno, April 12, 1991.

Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, June 28, 1910, he had been a resident of Portola since 1940. He was a retired railroad conductor. He worked for Western Pacific railroad for 40 years. He is survived by his wife, Frances of Portola; his brother, Lee Isaac of Goleta; and his sister, Margaret Edwards of Seattle, Wash. Graveside services were held April 16 at Shady Grove Cemetery, Portola; Rev.

Birdsey officiating. sympathy at the passing of my husband Bob. Fran Isaac. Cards of Thanks william Pacatte Jr. of Carson City, her daughters, Sister Rose William O.S.P.

of Boston, Mary Weatherfield of Rocklin, Sarah Golden and Eva Denney, both of Quincy, and Emilie Pacatte of Rocklin; her brothers, Richard Morency and Bertram Morency of Weatherfield, and 11 grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated April 2. Burial was in the Westwood Cemetery, Westwood. DORRIS MAY LANCASTER Dorris May Lancaster, 68, died April 26, 1991 at Chico Community Hospital in Chico. Born June 17, 1922, in Brunswick, N.J., she had been a Quincy resident for 30 years, moving there from Portola, where she lived from 1948 to 1962.

She was a retired bookkeeper, formerly working for the Plumas Unified School District. She was actively involved with both junior and senior league bowling leagues, and was an avid bridge player. She is survived by her son, John C. Jr. of Anaheim; her daughters, Judy C.

Moore of Highland, and Jeanne C. Pennington of North Highlands; and four grandchildren. Graveside services were held We would like to thank everyone for their generosity and good wishes at the celebration of our marriage. A special thanks to the Elks Lodge for providing bar tenders and the use of the lodge. Also those who decorated the lodge and planned everything.

Kenny and Pete Pratt. WAYNE L. SCHUSTER Wayne L. Schuster, 75, died April 20, 1991 at Care West in Quincy. Bom in Mankato, on Dec.

9, 1915, he had been a Quincy resident for 35 years. He was employed by Quincy Motors as a salesman for 3 1 years, and was a 28-year member of the Quincy Elks Club. He is survived by his wife, Marion Schuster of Quincy; his sons, Wayne Schuster Jr. of Cody, Jerry Schuster of Wamsuttedy, and Ron Sari of Martinez; his stepdaughters, Candy Rollings of Sparks, Cindy Rhyne of Quincy, Chris Orband of Reno, and Cathy Walcutt of Ely, his brother, Phillip Schuster of Quincy; his sisters, Margaret Thompson and Marcelle Bennion of Casper, Norma Roemmich of Powell, Neva Lindley of Gardena, and Beverly Bennet and Belva Norwood, both of Cody, 15 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Services were held April 24 at Fehrman Mortuary in Quincy.

Burial followed at East Lawn Cemetery in Quincy. ALICE B. WILSON Alice B. Wilson, 87, died April 21, 1991, in Paradise. CHARLES M.

DEIRO Charles M. Deiro, 41, died April 17, 1991 at his home in Lake Almanor Peninsula. Bom in Yakima, on April 8, 1950, he had been a resident of Lake Almanor Peninsula for three years. He was employed by Holt Logging for three years as a mechanic. Private graveside services will be Thanks to our many friends for the flowers, cards, calls and best wishes.

The nurses at Washoe dubbed my room the "Flower Shop." I will always be grateful for the kindness and generosity of the Portola Hospital doctors, nurses and staff; the Care Flight; the ultimate in care at Washoe Medical Center; the doctors and advanced open heart surgery technology that was coordinated to save my life. Special thanks to Stella Welch and family for their help, and the precious little clown doll that smiled at me every morning when I woke up. Lynn Welch and family. Births pounds, eight ounces and was 20-12 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Dick and Patty Thompson of Seattle, Wash.

The new baby joins brother Joshua and sister Krystan at home. Vital Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSES April 12 Jae Lavinder Lauderback and William George Timms, both of Quincy. April 25 Tammy Irene Cortez and Charles Grant Kersey, both of Portola. MARRIAGE DISSOLUTIONS March 29 JONES, William Harrison and Ella Jane, petition for marriage nullity filed. April 3 SALVADOR, Merle M.

and Meredith A. Fay, petition for marriage dissolution filed. April 10 TAYLOR, Thomas H. and Betty petition for marriage dissolution filed. April 12 MCLAUGHLIN, Sharon Leigh and Danny Owen, petition for marriage dissolution filed.

April 23 TAYLOR, Jacqueline Lee and Bobby Ray, judgment entered. April 24 BOGGIO, William Davis and Meridy Chandra, judgment entered. Thank you for your many thoughtful expressions of On behalf of the Chester PTSA, I would like to thank the community for their support of the 1991 Carnival. A special thanks to the following merchants and individuals, without whom the Carnival could not be a success: Bernie Zahary, Peggie Bateman, Roxanne Bagby, the high school and elementary custodians, the phone callers, clean-up workers, booth workers, CSF students, elementary teachers and students, Garden Club, Randy Broglio and crew, cooperation of the high school, Super Saver, Cedar Chalet Bakery, La Comida, Lassen Drug, Plumas Tire, Sally's Hallmark, Builder's Supply, Airport and those who donated cakes. Thank you so much.

Sheryl Georgi Carnival Chairperson A sincere thank you to the members of the Quincy Ranger District, members of the Greenville and Mohawk fire crews, Jhe Quincy Volunteer Fire Dept. and the Feather River Volunteer Fire for so efficiently extinguishing the fire on our property. Gerald Filippi JoAnn Van Gilder Richard R. Rose ZANE DYLAN KRAKOWSKI Zane Dylan Krakowski was bom to Karen and Bruno Krakowski of Portola on April 19, 1991 at 11:10 a.m. at Eastern Plumas Hospital, Portola.

The new arrival weighed eight pounds, 12 ounce and was 20-12 inches long. The new baby joins sisters Erin and Mia at home. Adoption center plans potential parent meeting The Independent AdoDtion JORDAN ALLEN JESTER Jordan Allen Jester was born to Billy and Barbara Jester of Fremont on March 15, 1991 at 9:21 p.m. The new arrival weighed eight pounds, six ounces and was 20-12 inches long. Grandparents are Bill and Pat Jester of Quincy and Robert and Maxine Dringenberg of Fremont.

The new baby joins brothers Shawn, 13, David, 9, Michael, 4, and William, 2, at home. The northstate office of the Independent Adoption Center has scheduled a Saturday morning orientation on May 18 for couples who are interested in finding out more about infant adoption. The orientation will be held at the Independent Adoption Center office in Chico from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Center is a non-profit adoption counseling service which has experience in over 600 successful adoptions.

If you would like to attend the orientation or would like more information, please call the Independent Adoption center in Chico at 893-0403. CHRISTOFER JAMES HUMPHREY Christofer James Humphrey was born to Theresa Humphrey of Portola on April 17, 1991 at 11:42 a.m. at Eastern Plumas Hospital, Portola. The new arrival weighed seven LET THE FSESTfi BEGIN! NEVADA STS BELL CELEBRATES A Pacific Telesis Company I 1 jrto ininJ 9 Cinco Dc Mayo Schedule of Events Master of Ceremonies-KOZZ Radio-Reno and KCSO Channel 1 9 Sacramento MM, MAT 1 3 Featured Mar Mariachis" 11:00 "Cobra" Mexican Band Cinco De mayo Grand Entry Introduction of Dignitaries Proclamation Presentation to Mayor of Sparks I "Cobra" Mexican Band 1:00 pm- 1:30 pm Rafael Escobar-Soloist "Alberto's Salsa" Jazz Band pm Final Presentation of Cultural Dances St. Thomas Folkloric Ballet Grupo Folkloric La Familia-Azteca Culture International Hispanic Folkloric Ballet 3:45 Break Featured Group-from East Los Angeles "Tierra" SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS La Plnata Contest (Sponsored by La Plnata Restaurante Cantlna) Pasoflno Horses from the Remollno Ranch Nevada Hispanic Services Presents Children's Games Southwest Artisans Large Variety of Mexican Foods Available VICTORIAN SQUARE SPARKS, NEVADA Presentation of Cultural Dances me the whole ly ft Champagne Brunch 9 to 3 (all you can eat!) Horseback Riding ft Skeet Shooting ft Hayrides ft Archery ft Petting Zoo ft Fish Our Stocked Ponds International Hispanic Folkloric Ballet St.

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