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fso_mag_80011980 The Sherl*ff's Revl*ew PUBLISHED BY THE FRESNO COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT RELIEF ASSOCIATION t' y j Se+-, J 1-dW _ a ,wr ' _._.�..�� _ _fi..>. _.__ ...� _.. -.. .. •- , L'.r_ •mac- - u�.:, -._ __+ + r 'YT1 $1.00 Plain and Simple —THANK YOU! 80011TRO111111118 security systems POST OFFICE BOX 1089 FRESNO, CALIFORNIA 93721 209 - 264 -5924 THE 1980 PONTIACS and AMERICAN MOTORS NOW ON DISPLAY... 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There are also cattle raising operations of varying scope, along with feed lots and auction yards, on the valley floor. To remind us that our "cow country" heritage is still very much alive, Detective Mike Perry, whose job it is to investigate thefts of cattle and ranch equipment, has written an article for this edition. The cover photo shows Perry discussing the cattle rustling problem with rancher Darrell "twang of Coalinga. MAJOR DISTRIBUTORS OF FRESNO 1818 LOS ANGELES STREET • FRESNO, CALIFORNIA 93721 • (209) 233 -0144 A Complete Line of Energy Saving Fireplaces, Wood Stoves, Glass Doors, Chimney Kits, Fireplace Heaters, Brick N Wire WE STOCK PARTS FOR START TO FINISH JOB! WE INSTALL WHAT WE SELL! Contractors License No. 343253 The ENERGY SAVING TM Heat - Recirculating Fireplace^ The ENERGY SAVING'" heat - recirculating fireplace works hard to save you money. The basic unit provides a cozy wood fire while actually helping to lower your fuel bills. 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DAY Financial Secretary Board of Directors / A0 D. SHIPMAN C. ALEXANDER 3 C. LOVGREN G. HALLAM SILVER CREEK PACKING CO. Specializing in Westside Cantaloupes MENDOTA, CALIFORNIA SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT - P.O. BOX 1788 (COV V i3 a.i 0? TMINH0 HAROLD McKINNEY 2200 FRESNO STREET SHERIFF FRESNO, CALIFORNIA 93717 (209) 488 -3939 May 28, 1980 Dear Friends, I am happy to report that for the fourth consecutive year there has been a significant drop in the overall crime rate in the unincorporated portion of Fresno County. This goal, to which all police agencies aspire but few attain, has been reached in spite of the severe budgetary restrictions imposed two years ago by Proposition 13. And, no matter how much argument one hears to the contrary, that proposition did adversely affect our ability to provide an adequate level of police service. The fact we were still able to reduce the crime rate does not mean we were overstaffed or had too large a budget prior to the restrictions taking effect. We have managed by elimi- nating certain services we considered worthwhile or we would never have provided them in the first place. Among the services eliminated was the School Resources Program whereby specially trained officers regularly visited elementary schools to talk to the youngsters about law and order and to generally establish a rapport that would endure when they become adults. Also included was the Premises Inspection Program whereby an officer would visit a home or business on re- quest and provide advice on security precautions; and the Drug Education Program which provided speakers to schools, church groups and civic organi- zations requesting information on the causes, symptoms and control of drug abuse. We have not had an increase in personnel to keep pace with the population increase for several years; we have had to drastically curtail our training program; we have established rigid priorities for the types of calls and incidents we respond to or investigate; we have virtually ceased replacing obsolete and worn -out equipment, a policy we can't continue indefinitely. Some of these cuts may prove in later years to have been unwise; in the long run they may create problems which will require the expenditure of more tax dollars than are being saved by elimination of the programs. Only time will tell. In the meantime, we shall earnestly strive to keep on doing our best to protect life and property in the unincorporated community and to continue to reduce the crime rate with whatever resources are made available to us. Sincerely, �ra roStcKi nney Sher WESTWARD FARMS DIVERSIFIED FARMING ALMONDS * ROW CROPS 945 -2155 HURON SALWASSER MFG. CO., INC. 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Manning Ave. 638 -3554 0 Table of Contents Letter from the Sheriff .............................. 5 Fresno County Board of Supervisors ................ 9 In Memoriam ...... ............................... 11 Editorial: Not Just a Cliche ......................... 17 Cattle Thefts ....... ............................... 21 Stress and Its Effects on Law Enforcement .......... 27 Management Services .............................35 107 The Case of the Disillusioned Prosecutor ........... 37 Detective Division .... .............................41 111 Crimes Against Property, East Side ............... 42 Crimes Against Property, West Side ..............43 115 Forgery, Fraud, and Auto Theft ................... 44 Crimes Against Persons .........................45 Juvenile Detail ..... .............................46 123 Warrants and Transportation .....................47 Not For Every Woman .............................49 126 Field Operations Bureau Patrol Division ..... .............................55 130 Communications ... .............................66 How Safe Is Our Community? ......................67 Administration Division ............................74 Bailiff Service ...... .............................75 Civil Section ..... ............................... 77 Business Bureau ... .............................79 Technical Services Section ....................... 80 Records Section .... .............................82 Modus Operandi Fingerprint Section .............................. 85 Main Jail Division .... .............................87 Branch Jail Division .. .............................93 Justice Is Blind ....... .............................97 Out to Pasture — Retirements .......................99 Volunteers Enhance Law Enforcement ............. 107 Fresno County Sheriff's Posse ....................109 %...7 Fresno County Sheriff's Air Squadron ............. 111 Fresno County Sheriff's Jeep Rescue Unit ......... 113 Coalinga Reserve Group .......................... 115 History of the Selma Reserve Unit ................. 117 Selma Reserves ...... ............................118 Old Timers' Koffee Klatch ......................... 123 Police Departments In Fresno County .............125 Fowler Police Department ......................... 126 Huron —A Community To Be Proud Of ............128 Kerman Police Department ........................ 130 City of Kingsburg Police Department ..............136 City of Selma Police Department ..................139 Selma Bank Robbery . ............................143 Getting Away With Murder ........................147 It's the Same All Over . ............................163 Extra Duty ........... ............................167 It's About Time! ...... ............................171 Justice For Whom? ... ............................173 manlift Self Propelled Aerial Work Platforms GET THE JOG UR DOWN. 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Johnson, B. Bronzan; seated, S. Levy, Chairman. Alanis PATROL SERVICE Armed & Unarmed _q Uniformed Private Officers waaG For Nightclubs SE qV G� Parties Conventions Strikes Construction Sites Stores - Warehouses Shopping Centers Etc. GUARDS STATE LIC. #C 5790 24-HR. SERVICE INSURED PL & PD 439 -3957 Owned & Operated By Jesus Alanis 6132 N. SPALDING AVE. FRESNO M Compliments Of A FRIEND 0 0 0 �� Cq- I a2z B. CRIBARI &SONS Come Visit Our Winery 3223 East Church Avenue Fresno, California Wine Tasting Daily TOURS AVAILABLE 10 �1�PIItilxi�Iltt We have been fortunate in the past year in that no member of the Department met death in the line of duty. However, we did lose one young officer in a tragic off-duty traffic accident, and several of our retired members passed away. To their families and f riends, The Review extends. sincere condolences, and art assurance that the contributions to the cause of good law enforcement made by the departed were not in vain. Melvin A. Willmirth, sheriff of Fresno County from 1955 to 1975, passed away early in December of 1979. To those of us who had served under his leadership for all or most of his tenure, it seemed almost incredible that a man with such a positive personality, such unwavering convictions, and such a high degree of self confidence could have suc- cumbed to a heart attack. He had always seemed able to cope with any problem that might arise; he'd never backed down or retreated in the face of criticism, second guessing, remarks questioning his integrity, or any of the other unpleasant experiences that are a constant factor in a public official's life. Sheriff Willmirth was a native of Fresno County and grew up and attended school in Coalinga. For a brief time after high school he worked for the Union Oil Company in the Coalinga area, then began his law enforce- ment career as a member of the Coalinga Police Department. In 1942 he was appointed superintendent of the now long defunct Fresno County Road Camp in Los Gatos Canyon. Except for a period of U.S. Navy service in World War II, he served in that 11 capacity until he was sworn in as sheriff in January of 1955. Then, apparently because the Board of Supervisors could not find a suitable replacement for him, he was retained in that position, in addition to his duties as Sherif f- Coroner. Sheriff Willmirth's accomplishments in the corrections and law enforcement fields are too numerous to mention in this brief com- memoration. However, two indisputable facts demonstrate his foresightedness, his understanding of human nature, and his administrative ability and talent for leader- ship. First, as superintendent of the road camp, his strict but fair discipline, his utilization of inmate labor in a constructive manner, and his treatment of imnates as human beings with rights and dignity, and not as hopeless criminals, resulted in the rehabilitation of many who seemed destined for a career in crime, or to the living death of skid row alcoholism. That was years before the advent of the many formal rehabilitation programs prevalent in custodial institutions today. Later, when he assumed the office of Sheriff, he took over a demoralized, faction - ridden, tradition -bound organization, and within a few years transformed it into a modern, cohesive, and effective police agen- cy, one that we could all say we were proud to be a part of, and of which the people of the county could be proud. To Mrs. Willmirth, son Don, and daughter Jo, we offer assurance that their grief is shared by all of us who ever called Mel Willmirth our boss. Crystal "Free Apart cents 1150 E. 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Bob, as he was known to his many friends, was born, and spent his childhood, in Massachusetts. Later his family moved to Michigan, where he attended Wayne Uni- versity in Detroit. He served in the United States Navy in World VVar II, and sometime during the war years, he met his future wife, Amy. After the war he and Amy, by then man and wife, came to Fresno to live. In February of 1951 Bob became a member of the Fresno County Sheriff's Department. He did the usual tour of duty in the jail, was a bailiff in the court of the late Superior Court Judge S trother XValton, and had a brief stint at patrol duty. In September of 1953 he was assigned to the newly formed Crime Preven- tion Unit, which later came to be known simply as the Juvenile Detail. For the remain- der of his career, except for a year or so just 13 before retirement when lie was a detective lieutenant in charge of crimes against prop- erty investigations, he specialized in working with delinquent and potentially delinquent youngsters. Bob was one of the organizers of the Central Valley Juvenile Officers Association, was active in the California Juvenile Officers Association, and served as president of both organizations. He was a member of the California Youth Authority Training Institute, and several other state boards and conuuis- sions dealing with juvenile justice problems. Police agencies throughout the state sought his advice in the establishment and operation of units specializing in juvenile work. He taught police science at Fresno City College and at West Hills College in Coalinga; was active in the Parent - Teachers Association, his church, Boy Scouts, and Little League. base- ball. During his career he made: literally hundreds of speeches on juvenile problems at schools, civic organization and service club meetings, and to church groups. Ilis person- nel file is overflowing with letters of appreci- ation from those who heard hire speak or solicited his advice. It is too bad there is no way of determining just how many persons who are now law - abiding, respectable members of society owe that status to the counsel provided by Lieu- tenant Haley at a time when their lives were in clanger of being ruined by an inclination toxvard anti - social activity. No doubt there: are man),, and the knowledge of their exist- ence is a memorial tribute far more fitting than any monument of marble or bronze. I IF F WILLSON FARMS 313 Guarantee Finanoial Center 1318 East Shaw Avenue Fre6no. C�:Llif. 93710 Phone 200/22e -3444 THANKS AND CONGRATULATES THE FRESNO COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT WITH SPECIAL GRATITUDE TO SHERIFF HAROLD C. McKINNEY MELVILLE E. WILLSON RUSSELL M. WILLSON _ c z1 Y The bank you doi t have to think about. SECURITY PACIFIC BANK III 14 Caring for homeless children throughout the world. THE MINISTRY OF REV. AL ' 1921 East Belmont Ave. Fresno, Calif. Saluting the Men and Women of the Fresno County Sheriff's Office PRODUCERS COTTON OIL CO. AND THE CALFLAX RANCH Jn ±�riii��ri��n Deputy Sheriff Thomas Zarate, Jr., who had been a member of the Department for less than a year and a half, was killed in an automobile accident in Merced County in January of this year. A native of Merced, he was there on his day off to visit relatives when the tragic accident occurred. Deputy Zarate grew up and attended school in Merced County, graduating from LeGrand High School in 1966. fie attended Merced College, Long Beach City College, and East Los Angeles College, majoring in Police Science. He served a hitch in the United States Marine Corps, attained the rank of sergeant, and was honorably discharged. He was in the cleaning business in Long Beach for about a year, then became a deputy sheriff in Los Angeles County. After four and a half years he resigned because he preferred living in the San Joaquin Valley. For about two years before becoming a Fresno County deputy sheriff, he was a security officer at Valley Medical Center. 15 Deputy Zarate was well liked and respect- ed by his fellow officers and his supervisors, from both a personal and a professional standpoint. fie was a conscientious, dedi- cated, hard working, and capable young officer; one who no doubt would have had a very successful career had it not been for his untimely death. Among former members of the Depart- ment who have been retired for some time, we have learned of the recent passing of Captain Clifford Forrest, who was in charge of the Mental Health Unit for many years; Sergeant Gene Predmore, who served most of his career in the Detective and Civil Divisions; Deputy Dillon "Doc' Rennix, a Municipal Court bailiff; and Deputy John Wages, who was a Warrants and Transportation Officer. Unfortunately, we too often lose contact with our retired members, so there may have been others of whose death we were not informed. If so, we regret the omission. Our Sheriff's Department Needs Our Support And Respect Dale's Auto & Diesel Repair "COMPLETE TRUCK REPAIR" OFFICIAL LIGHT & BRAKE HELIARC, MACHINE SHOP, RADIATOR REPAIR SPEEDO & TACK CABLES STARTERS - ALT., CYL. HEADS DRIVE & PTO SHAFTS "COMPLETE PARTS DEPARTMENT" PHONE 638 -6874 P.O. BOX 818 FRESNO - 888 -2092 9860 S. 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There were a lot of good cops in those days, but their success was due primarily to the fact they had such a sincere interest in law enforcement they managed to learn by experience, and were willing to work long, irregular hours for a low salary. There were many others who, while they didn't have the sincere interest to make them enjoy the work, were appreciative enough of the job security that they per- formed at an acceptable level. Some, of course, were cops simply because they rec- ognized it as a field where a person could make a living with a minimum of hard manual labor. And, there were then, as there are now and probably always will be, a few who entered law enforcement primarily because of a psychological quirk that made them want to exert authority over others, and thought that being a cop would give them an ideal opportunity. Law enforcement was simpler then, and such a system, while not ideal, managed to control crime as well as or better than we are doing it now. Most citizens had some respect for the law, and were willing to cooperate with an officer and obey his instructions without questioning every legal technicality involved. The officer may not have always been one hundred per cent right, but in most 17 instances his intentions were good, and the end usually justified the means. As the social and economic upheaval which followed World War II began to become more and more complex, it became obvious that law enforcement was not prepared to deal with the changing conditions. Far- sighted police officials realized that for a field officer to cope adequately with all the new problems in dealing with people, he would need extensive training, not only in the tech- nical and legal aspects of police science, but also in sociology, psychology, and other matters pertaining to human relations. We are very fortunate in California, be- cause about twenty years ago that need was taken care of, by legislative establishment of the Peace Officers Standards and Training Commission. That agency was charged with devising and implementing rigid training standards for all police and sheriff's depart- ments in the state, with enforcement made possible by authority to withhold state aid for law enforcement from any agency which didn't comply. Arrangements were made for community and state colleges, and a few independent police academies operated by individual departments, to provide several months of formal training for the new officer before he was assigned to duty. The standards were eventually broadened to include not only the field officer, but supervisory and command personnel as well. Newly appointed sergeants are required to attend a supervisory academy, and lieutenants and captains must success- fully complete a college level course in police management. 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Hammond Ave., Fresno, Calif. 93703 All this has been accomplished without cost to the taxpayer. Instead, it is financed by pro- ceeds from an assessment added to fines collected and bail forfeited in lieu of fine. As entrance requirements and training standards were raised, so were salaries and fringe benefits. The overall quality of appli- cants was thus enhanced; many who now decide to enter law enforcement do so not because of some long standing ambition or overpowering interest, or because their fath- ers were cops, but simply because they see it as an opportunity for an interesting career, rewarding in both personal fulfillment and in a financial sense. They're the type who would be likely to succeed in almost any endeavor. The typical police officer or deputy sheriff in California today comes closer to being a true professional than does his counterpart in any other state. He has the aptitude, the ability, the training, and the desire to do a first class job or protecting life and property in his community. How long this enviable situation will endure is questionable. In spite of the higher salary and more liberal fringe benefits, the modern equipment, and the education and training intended to provide greater self confidence and job satisfaction, all of which should be conducive to high morale, that is not the case. Some veteran observers feel that morale among field officers in general is at an all time low. As a result, many trained, ex- perienced, highly motivated officers are resigning to pursue careers in other fields, and many potentially fine officers are being dis- couraged from entering law enforcement. There are several reasons for this unfortun- ate state of affairs. One is that the officer doesn't feel he has even the support, to say nothing of the respect or gratitude, of the people he serves. A certain amount of pro- fessed disdain for those in positions of authority is traditional in this country, and may even be a healthy attitude for society as a whole, for it keeps public officials from taking themselves and their positions too 19 seriously. But for the past several years the attitude is a great deal stronger than mild disdain. In some areas the anti - police feeling is so prevalent generally that the officer can expect that at any time it may be expressed in terms of extreme hostility or outright vio- lence, even by those not involved in the situation at hand. And that feeling of resent- ment is not confined to traditional high crime areas; it exists in every type of neighborhood and class of society. Another contributor to low morale is the lack of support from the law, as interpreted by the courts. Officers soon become extreme- ly frustrated and bitter at seeing cases dis- missed and guilty persons go free because of some minor legal technicality that has no bearing on guilt or innocence. In addition to all the police training he has had, the field officer almost needs a law degree to make sure he conducts investigations and makes arrests in such a manner as not to give even the appearance of infringing to the slightest degree on the rights of the accused, even if it means the rights of law abiding citizens must be ignored. Even if he had the law degree, though, it wouldn't be enough, for court decisions making it more difficult for an officer to do his job are being made so fre- quently that even an attorney would be pressed to keep up with them. What may have been legally acceptable for two hundred years may, at the whim of some judge, suddenly become taboo. Just as frustrating is the current tendency for citizens to file civil law suits against police officers at the slightest excuse, or for no valid excuse. This often makes the officer hesitant to take obviously necessary action, lest he be named defendant in such a suit. He may be certain the contemplated action is necessary and legally justifiable, but he feels that unless he has concrete proof of that necessity, the court is likely to believe the plaintiff, and he may end up losing his life's savings and his home because of having done his job in the manner in which he has been trained. The law makes the judge and the prosecuting attorney immune from civil responsibility for actions taken in their official capacities, but the field officer enjoys no such protection. Further- more, he may have to make up his mind in seconds whether or not he should take a certain action, while judges and attorneys may deliberate for as long as they like in deciding whether the officer's action was right or wrong. Another factor in job dissatisfaction is what many officers consider a lack of support, or even unjustified implied criticism, from the news media. While it is realized that news writers must be objective and factual to avoid accusation of influencing juries or suits charging defamation of character, they feel that some writers go to such extremes in that regard that their stories are actually slanted in favor of the accused, thus raising doubts in the minds of readers regarding the integrity of the arresting officer and the objectivity of his FIVE STAR RANCH SOUTH BUTTE AVE. FIVE POINTS 20 investigation. Many officers also feel that the news media in general are too anxious to sensationalize and blow up out of proportion any error or improper action by a police officer, but take for granted and seldom comment on good police work. Because of all these factors, the people of California are in danger of losing the distinc- tion• of having the best qualified and most professional police agencies in the nation. If the trend is not reversed, we may within a few years see a return to the situation wherein well- trained, capable, enthusiastic officers are in the minority, and most police positions are filled with those whose primary interest is job security. It would be a shame and a tragedy, for law enforcement and for the citizens of the State, if that should happen. Next time we see that cliche, "Support your local police," on a bumper sticker, let's take it seriously. � y ALLSTATE CHARTER LINES INC. 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Ranked as the seventh largest cattle producing state in the nation, California's cattle industry has grown rapidly over the years. It now spreads from border to border and is worth many millions of dollars. Like other industries, the cattle industry has problems with the criminal community. Contrary to popular belief, the cattle thief did not disappear with the "Old West." More cattle are being stolen today than ever before. As an example, in 1971 there were 2,770 head of cattle reported lost, strayed or stolen. In 1975, the number rose to 3,251. Last year, the losses amounted to 4,809 which was an in- crease of 32.4 percent over the previous year and represented a cash value of $1,880,360. Because of the failure of many cattle owners to report their losses, the above figures are believed to represent only about half of the actual numbers missing. Arrests for cattle theft have also risen over the past several years. In 1971, there were 45 arrested for Grand Theft Cattle. In 1975, there were 99 arrests, and by 1979 this lowered to 49 arrests. 21 Law enforcement is faced with a modern - day rustler who not only uses the techniques of the past to steal cattle, but also the technical advances that are available, such as helicop- ters, walkie- talkies, and refrigerated trucks. To help curb the sale of stolen cattle, the Brand Inspectors are on duty at slaughter plants, feed lots, stockyards and sale yards throughout the state. They check all brands to insure that cattle being offered for sale or transportation belong to those doing the offering. The Thief And The Victim Most cattle theft suspects are or have been associated with the livestock industry. They are typically present or past employees in the industry— ranchhands, feed haulers, or live- stock transporters. Once the cattle are stolen, the thief must be able to transport and sell his "take" with a minimum of risk. 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Dairy farms report the greatest number of cattle thefts. The reason for this is the ease with which day -old calves can be taken. They are small, easy to handle, and are usually held in small enclosure pens some distance from a residence. They are unmarked and almost impossible to identify. These calves are often sold in groups of 500 and are worth about $75 each. Many of the thieves who steal calves from the dairymen are high school or college students looking for fast money. These calves can be sold to "backyard" ranchers for as little as $30 or $40. The rancher may raise them for his own dinner table. Next to the dairymen as the most victim- ized group are the cattlemen who raise beef - type steers on their ranges. These steers generally are pastured in large, open areas and run loose for as long as six months. Sell- ing for an average of $250 on the market, the steers are prime targets for the rustler. Range losses can go as high as 150 head of cattle at one time. The steers end up reported missing for a number of reasons —from theft by heli- copter to a poor tally of steers on the range. 23 Investigation of missing steers is difficult due to infrequent herd checks and the lack of evidence to explain the missing cattle. Brands The branding of cattle is an ancient art. Some of the earliest indications that cattle were branded have been found in the tombs of Egypt. Pictures showing Egyptians brand- ing cattle depict methods very much like our own. It is extraordinary that modern man has advanced technologically but has never found anything better than a hot iron to mark the identity of an animal. Most cattle brands are three to five inches across and are read from left to right and from top to bottom. The brand alphabet begins with plane geometry in its simplest form. First is the ordinary line —a short line which may run crossways, up and down, or at an angle. The simpler the brand, the easier it is to alter. 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The cattle thief often hauls his stolen cattle many hundreds of miles to dif- ferent counties or states hoping that some brand inspector won't become suspicious when he checks the cattle being processed. Future Trends Market values in the cattle industry fluc- tuate rapidly. High cattle prices early this year were a strong motivation for increased cattle thefts. Future escalating cattle prices will likely bring similar results. To help stop the cattle thieves, the Bureau of Livestock Identification has been sched- uling cattle theft training technique sessions across the state. The Bureau is stressing par- ticipation of law enforcement personnel and cattlemen in these sessions to help build a better understanding of mutual problems. The purpose of these meetings is to empha- size the need for cattle producers to report thefts promptly and accurately to sheriffs and brand inspectors. 25 It is also anticipated that this program will help law enforcement officers to become more aware of the problems of the cattle- men. Early indications have shown that producers are beginning to report their losses more promplty to brand inspectors and sheriffs. Various alternate ways for identifying cattle are under study. Techniques such as electronic implants which are hidden under the hides of the animals provide an efficient means for monitoring stolen cattle, but will not prevent an actual theft. Investigators from the twelve western states have formed the Western States Live- stock Identification Association. This associa- tion has united the investigators and ranchers so that both can understand the other's problems more fully. The association has one seminar every year, plus two local district meetings. 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BURGE Coordinator, Psychological Services The policing occupation has been identi- fied by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health as the most at -risk occu- pation in terms of stress - related health prob- lems. Dr. Hans Selye, the world's foremost authority on stress, stated that being a law enforcement officer in today's environment is one of the most stressful jobs in the United States. When statistics of occupational stress - related problems are examined, law enforce- ment ranks as one of the most severely affected. Take, for example, the fact that divorce rates in some departments range as high as 82 %; police have one of the highest rates of suicide when compared against other occupations. Police officer deaths, as a group, rank above all other occupations in terms of coronary heart disease, diabetes, ulcers, and suicide. What is it about the law enforcement oc- cupation that creates such a stressful existence for those men and women who have dedi- cated themselves to serving their community? Before this question can be thoroughly answered, it is necessary to examine several pertinent factors. First, stress, as it applies to the police, may be defined as any tensions or burdens, real or perceived, that adversely affect the psych ophysiological state of the officer. From this definition, it is easy to observe that everyone, regardless of occupa- tional choice, may, at some point, suffer the adverse effects of stress. Today's world has become an endless cycle of tension, frustra- tion, and unequaled cultural pollution that has slowly had a deteriorating effect, not only upon the quality of life, but, more important- 27 ly, upon the very meaning of life itself. Today, too much of life is consumed with meaning- less violent reactions, corruption within every level of society, a sense of unrestricted free- dom without regard for others, and an apathetic belief that the problems which exist will be corrected by the other guy. That "other guy" is too often the officer. For it is the lave enforcement profession, unlike any other profession, that exists today that must continuously deal with all the ills of society, on a daily basis. The second major factor involves the nature of stress itself. The concept of stress revolves around the ability of the individual to adapt, psychologically and physiologically, to his surrounding environment. The two vari- ables that directly affect this and determine the stressfulness of the adaptation process are the intensity and demand brought about because of this metamorphic state. For the law enforcement officer, both his environment and the demand and intensity for adaptation within his surroundings, are causative factors for the high rates of stress - related disorders. If we take an average individual who desires to work in law enforcement, it is found that he tends to have a higher I.Q. than the general population; he tends to hold more traditional middle -class values; he tends to be more mature and present a more stable personality; and, his motives for his career choice usually include the desire to serve his community, job security, good pay and benefits, and the changing routine that is commonplace within the police world. Take this same average individual, give him good training, and then put hire on the streets as a working officer. What begins to occur, in most cases, is the officer is slowly exposed to a side of life that the average citizen is never faced with. The officer sees people at their best and at their worst. He observes the violent and destructive interaction between individuals and is often the target of such attack himself. The officer attempts to serve his community, but is constantly berated, hated, and considered an enemy of the people he serves. Through all of this, the officer must attempt to adapt and maintain a sense of duty that is unequaled in any other profession. The officer who has responsiblity for the lives of the people he serves and who, at times, is under intense pressure from every direction, may, after a time, develop specific stress - related disorders that, if left unresolved, may result in the death of the officer. Because FRESNO EQUIPMENT CO. "SERVING FRESNO COUNTY" 486 -8020 884 -2425 FRESNO 'all-EFOINTS VALLEY BURGLAR AND FIRE ALARM CO. NIGHT & DAY PHONE 486 -2650 28 officers face this unique brand of stress, no law enforcement agency is without problems brought about by the stressful nature of the policing occupation. In the early 1970's, several large police agencies recognized the need to provide psychological services to officers and their families. It was believed that if a means to assist officers and their families were devel- oped, it would help alleviate stress - related problems created by the job. In providing these services to all officers, it was believed that if the officers' problems could be resolved, their job performance would in- crease, disability retirements due to stress - related factors would decrease, and other stress - related factors would be positively affected —the final result being happier of- ficers more capable of performing their duties, and a cost savings to the local government. The Fresno County Sheriff's Department, The Fresno County Farm Bureau representing over 6,200 member families in Fresno County, salutes the Fresno County Sheriff's Department. FRESNO COUNTY FARM BUREAU 1274 W. 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The program included tours of the Jail and Communica- tions Center, firearms familiarization train- ing, department organization, and a chance to meet the Sheriff and his staff. Between 1974 and 1976, these services were utilized by many officers. During this time, work began to develop a complete psycho- logical services program for the department. This program was based on several projects completed by the author between 1976 and 1978. During this time period, it was found CC American Jruc4 Salvage Jnc. TRUCK PARTS — TRUCK REPAIRS Don Beasley Telephone (209) 233 -5169 P.O. Box 2805 3599 S. Hwy. 99 Fresno CNE General's Finest Tire ... Goes a Long Way to Make Friends OVERSTREET GENERAL TIRE, INC. 1501 Fulton Phone 485 -7970 2099 E. North Ave. Phone 237 -7156 Day or Nite Service: 237 -7156 29 that the department's turnover rate had in- creased significantly, and many stress - related problems began to appear. It was also found that once such a program could be fully implemented, the County could realize a cost savings of at least $500,000 over the first three years of the program, above program costs. During 1978, the Sheriff's Department be- came the first Valley agency to establish an approved Advanced Academy for its officers. During this time, the author taught officers an instructional block dealing with basic ele- ments of law enforcement stress, its effects, and stress - reduction methods. Because of the success of this class, a second class was given that dealt with advanced elements of law enforcement stress. Because of these classes, many officers were assisted in developing stress - reduction methods that they applied to their lifestyle. 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In 1978, a proposal for retaining a full -time psychologist for the department and the final draft of the proposed program were present- ed to Sheriff Harold McKinney. Upon his approval, the author began to examine alter- native sources of funding. The first step was to apply for a Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAH) grant. With the assist- ance of Tom Hoffman, Data Processing Coordinator for the Sheriff's Department, necessary data was gathered to support the grant. Upon presenting this proposal to the local LEAA Committee, it was felt by the Committee that the program was badly needed and would provide the level of ser- vices: necessary. Unfortunately, the Commit- tee felt that funding programs for jail inmates and social services agencies, which were not related to law enforcement in any way, were more important than assisting men and women who daily laid their very lives on the line to protect our community. Several additional sources of funding were discussed with County officials, but the County, at that time, was unwilling to support the program. In August of 1979, the author, working through the Fresno Deputy Sheriffs' Association, discussed the problem with the Board of Supervisors. It was agreed that Fresno County would implement the pro- gram and hire a full -time psychologist for the department. 31 With the implementation of the Psycho- logical Services Program, the Sheriff's De- partment and Fresno County have come to recognize the need to provide their officers with a unique service. A law enforcement officer today can no longer be expected to withstand all of the adverse effects of our environmental and societal position without professional assistance available to them in time of need. Since 1974, many officers, their spouses and children have availed themselves of psycho- logical services that we have tried to provide. Because of these services, officers' marriages have been saved; deep rooted, personal problems developed because of the job have been resolved; and officers have been trained to recognize the nature and effects of stress and methods of stress- reduction that can be used to reduce or eliminate occupational stresses. The program is dedicated to serv- icing the needs of the officer and his family. For when the officer is better able to deal with his work environment and the stressful effects it has on the family, the officer's performance is improved, and the officer is more capable of providing the professional service to which he has dedicated his life. The effects of stress in the policing pro- fession can never be totally eradicated, but they can be reduced to acceptable levels. 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Palm Ave. — 431 -5729 0 SEQUOIA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FIVE LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU LOCALLY DOWNTOWN - Near Divisadero: 1857 Fulton MANCHESTER - Across from Manchester Center: 3611 N. Blackstone SIG GARDEN: 1380 W. Shaw at Fruit CLOVIS: Clovis Avenue and Shaw REEDLEY: 1000 G Street ALSO MODESTO AND BAKERSFIELD NORTHRUP KING SEEDSMEN SINCE 1884 PRODUCERS OF 819 BRAND ALFALFA 2850 So. Highway 99 Pacific Division Headquarters: Fresno ALLAN DECKER RENTAL CENTERS, INC. TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 1463 N. MAPLE AVE. • FRESNO 251 -8025 7228 N. BLACKSTONE • PINEDALE 435 -2305 ADAMS PAVING CO. EXCAVATING - GRADING - PAVING Licensed " ontractor Bus. Phone 2f] -7391 No -- 51883 JACK JAMES 3110 W. Clinton Fresno, Calif. 93711 The Case Of The Disillusioned Prosecutor Late in 1978 Deputy District Attorney Douglas Bruce of Los Angeles County de- cided he'd had enough of the inconsistencies and ineffectiveness of the criminal justice system. He wrote a letter to his boss, District Attorney John K. Van De Kamp, in which he graphically and explicitly explained the rea- son for his decision to resign. Excerpts from that letter were printed on the editorial page of the Los Angeles Times, as follows: "Dear Mr. Van De Kamp: Five and one -half years ago today, I was sworn in as a deputy district attorney. Rep- resenting the public in criminal proceedings was to be my life's work, not just a chance to acquire quick trial experience. In the 66 months that followed, I have not had a change of heart, just a loss of hope. Therefore, I am resigning as of Jan. 20. The criminal- justice system is now so far gone, so paralyzed, that radical rehabilitation will have to be imposed by the same outraged electorate that enacted Proposition 13. The decline is traced most clearly in the spirit of lawlessness prevalent in the appellate courts of California. Precedent means nothing to them. In re- cently re- defining legal insanity (effective retroactively), a bare majority of our Su- preme Court discarded both a centuries -old rule and its own recent opinions. The will of the Legislature means nothing to them. A clear -cut law requiring that persons who use a gun while committing a major felony be sentenced to prison has also been tossed aside. The will of the people means nothing to `them. Polls, statutes and initiatives have all 37 shown an overwhelming public demand for a death - penalty law. But a majority of our Supreme Court personally disagrees with that conclusion and we all know the current law will be struck down on fabricated constitu- tional grounds, as others have been twice before. Although the Legislature has attempted a few scattered reforms, many of which were later rejected by the courts, it likewise has failed to reflect fully the public concern with the arbitrariness of criminal proceedings. Right now, a person convicted of first- degree murder is not required by lave to spend one hour in jail, but another who steals $51 worth of olives (specified as a felony under our Penal Code) could serve three years. No legislative alternative to the exclusion- ary rule has been adopted since the appellate courts first formulated it many years ago. Thousands of cases are dropped annually because one or more judges during the entire course of a criminal proceeding might opine that the cop on the beat did not catch the defendant in exact accordance with every detailed rule ever formulated in several hundred thousand pages of court opinions. This exclusion of evidence occurs even though the meaning and application of these rules is the subject of differing interpretations by the judges themselves. Nor is there any law preventing a judge from continuing a case repeatedly and in- definitely at the request of the defendant and to the detriment of our position and the inconvenience of the witnesses. So we get active hostility from the higher courts and general indifference from the SANTI'S, INC. USED CARS 1142 F Street Also Whitesbridge & Hughes 268 -9344 Fresno MMOTOROLA Total Police Communications Systems MOTOROLA Communications & Electronics, Inc. 1530 E. Shaw Ave., Suite 105 221 -8401 Fresno entral alifornia atering Contact Us At (209) 237 -5225 Or 255 -5270 BROCK'S CUSTOM CUT AIR CONDITIONING RAIN GUTTER CO. AND HEATING Continuous Aluminum Service • Repair Rain Gutter - Cut to Length 5" and 6" Gutter Installation 3 White and Brown Colors All Makes and Models Installation and Sales Rudy Brock Lic. No. 291091 292 -4025 For Free Estimate 5529 E. 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If judges were forced to be accountable to the tax- payers for what happens in their courtrooms, we would not see what now occurs all too often: two -hour lunches breaking up five - hour days, millions of dollars worth of over- time for police officers waiting to testify, and supposedly public proceedings being held in off-the-record whispers at the bench or in chambers. These huddles nearly always in- volve a defendant's attempt to get an easy sentence without embarrassing the judge into showing to the world the meager reasons for his leniency. If our office refused to partici- pate, this secretiveness would stop. Your office policy ... makes it ... difficult for prosecutors to exercise their legal right to disqualify a given judge from hearing a criminal matter, regardless of how inade- quate the judge may be. The defense attor- neys certainly do not hesitate to help their clients by using this affidavit power, which allows them to automatically remove a strong judge from their case in an attempt to have the case transferred to a more sympathetic one. Trial judges have freely acknowledged to me that they are more concerned with placating defense attorneys, who can and do remove judges from hearing cases, than prosecutors, who can but don't. Finally, it is also time we stopped giving criminal defendants inducements to plead guilty, either by reducing provable charges or placing upper limits on possible sentences. It's bad enough when judges try to clear their calendars by promising light sentences in exchange for pleas of guilty; ours should be a higher concern. Your office policy may have banned most sentence- bargaining in theory, but nothing has changed in practice, and individual prosecutors cannot make the change because their colleagues still continue in this insidious practice which comforts the guilty while it coerces the innocent. Some will argue that the proper handling of criminal cases may cause an increase in the workload, but that should be more than offset by a reduction in costly continuances and repeat offenses. Besides, we seem to have forgotten that the judicial system's reason for existence is not to perpetuate or protect itself, but to strive for justice. Every day that this fraudulent charade is allowed to continue, we employees are ac- • ABRASIVES • DRILL & BITS • PINS • HACKSAW BLADES • DROP CORDS • RINGS • BOLTS • FLIES • PIPE FITTINGS • BRASS FITTINGS • FLASHERS • RIVETS • BROOMS • FUSES • SCREWS • BRUSHES • GREASE FITTINGS • TAPE • CAP CREWS • METRIC FASTENERS • TOOLS • CHAIN • HOSE • WASHERS • CHEMICALS • HOSE FITTINGS • WIRE • CLAMPS • KEYSTOCK • WIRE TERMINALS • CLIPS • LIGHTS • WOODRUFF KEYS • COTTER PINS • NUTS • WIRE ROPE • COPPER TUBING • SPECIALTY ITEMS Howard Harmon, Owner 1940 EAST HOME FRESNO, CA 93703 OFFICE (209) 233 -4157 "DEDICATED TO SERVICE" 39 cepting money under false pretenses because we are not aIloNved to effectively represent the people of California. I wanted this job because of my belief in the basic principles that are supposed to be the foundation of the criminal- justice system. It is that same belief that now requires my resignation. Douglas Bruce" N11e wrote to the Times for permission to reprint the letter, and our request was for - ,iA,arded to Mr. Bruce. He subsequently tele- phoned and enthusiasticall}% endorsed our plan. He also mentioned that he is still deeply concerned about the shortcomings of the criminal justice system; so much so that he wants to personally try to effect some needed changes. He is a candidate for the Assembly seat being vacated by Assemblyman Paul Priolo of the 38th District, comprising por- tions of Los Angeles and Ventura counties. Obviously, we need legislators with such a clear -cut understanding of the inequities and weaknesses of the criminal justice system, and with such a strong, common sense, law and order philosophy. Sheriff's Review readers who may have friends or relatives living in his district are urged to contact them, explain Mr. Bruce's platform, suggest they contact him or his campaign headquarters for more infor- mation, and then, if they decide to vote for him, to also speak a word in his behalf to other voters in the district. Far West Construction WILLIAM D. KUNZ Inc. of Fresno General Building & Insulation Contractor State Contractors License #285002 License #314967 7120 N. Harrison Ave., Fresno 255 -8590 439 -3680 4906 E. Grant Ave. • Fresno AAA TRIPLE "A" SWEEPING SERVICE BONNER PACKING CO. Commercial Lots NO LOT TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL FREE ESTIMATES Owned and Operated by A41 -7400 JOHN G. MONTGOMERY Phone 298 -7491 64 N. FULTON FRESNO 6683 Laureen Ave. - Fresno, Calif. 93710 FRUITS & FLAVORS the FOOD SERVICE INDUSTRY Allfor O LYONS LYONS MAGNUS GENERAL OFFICES AND MANUFACTURING PLANT 3789 E. ALLUVIAL CLOVIS, CALIF, 93612 FINER FLAVOR PHONE: (209) 2992183 - EARL S. 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RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL ASBESTOS • COMPOSITION • SHINGLE MEMBRANE & DAMP - PROOFING ALL TYPES BUILT -UP SAN VALLE ROOF TILE • MISSION & SPANISH TILE Government Contracts Invited - Free Estimates - No Obligation AUTHORIZED APPLICATOR FOR JOHNS - MANVILLE - AUTHORIZED DEX -O -TEX APPLICATORS ar`'� r Stale License No. 302777 >G�^� Phone 255 -8377 4639 E. HARVEY AVE. FRESNO Not For Every Woman By TERI SCOTT This spring, as has happened every spring for the past several years, hundreds of young ladies about to finish high school will attend career day programs, where representatives of various professions and occupations will tell of the advantages and disadvantages of their respective lines of work. In many groups of counselors there will be a female law enforcement officer, who will paint a glowing picture of the opportunities for women in her field. She'll mention the good salary, the interesting activities, the feeling of fulfill- ment, and may imply that the job is a contin- ual round of glamour and excitement. She almost certainly will emphasize the theory that a woman can do any law enforcement job as well as a man. Because her description will appear to confirm what they have seen on television, many young women will immediately decide on law enforcement as a career, and will begin to make preparations toward that goal. Many of them will eventually be sorely disillu- sioned. For, while there is a place for women in law enforcement, it is not a job for every woman. In the first place, the opportunities may be exaggerated. Many departments, even those who have willingly hired women, still have just a token number; perhaps one or two per cent of the entire force. And that situation isn't likely to shove any significant improvement in the foreseeable future, unless the Supreme Court should decide that each department 49 must employ an equal number of men and women, or at least have a much larger per- centage of women. That isn't likely to happen. If the court sticks to the theory that men and women are to be treated equally in hiring policy, then women will always be competing against men, and most department heads prefer male officers, except for specialized duties. Their reason is valid. In spite of claims to the contrary, there are many police jobs the average woman can't do as well as the average man, simply because of the difference in physical strength. There is some validity to the theory that in many potentially violent situations, the female officer may be able to accomplish more with tact and diplomacy than can a male by more forceful methods. There is also some truth in the claim that many potentially violent men will calm down and be gentlemen when a female officer appears. But there's no guarantee that either of those things will happen, and suppose they don't. The female officer may then find herself in an extremely hazardous situation, and may be seriously injured, when, in the same situation, a man would have been able to effect an arrest without injury to himself or the person arrest- ed. The standard answer to that argument is that many men wouldn't be able to handle such a situation. That's true, but such men don't belong in law enforcement, either. In spite of the accusations that weight and height requirements discriminated against certain minorities, there was a good reason for them, and there have been enough unfortunate incidents since the courts outlawed such re- quirements, involving male officers who simply weren't big and strong enough to cope with the demands of police work, to prove their validity. But suppose a woman does manage to land a job with a police or sheriff's department? What happens next? First, no matter how much college training she has had in police related subjects, unless it included a formal police academy, she will have to attend such an academy. That means for three or four months she will undergo a concentrated pro- gram including classroom lectures on law, the criminal justice system, patrol procedures, investigative techniques, human relations, and various other matters which are all a part of police work. There'll be field problems, instruction and practice in the use of firearms and other weapons, how to subdue an PIPCO Inc. Growers - Packers - Shippers 5414 E. North Avenue 485 -9132 Iw�eu FRUEHAUF TRAILER CO. FACTORY BRANCH FOR THE WORLD'S LARGEST BUILDERS OF TRUCK - TRAILERS Sales and Service for New & Used Commercial Trailers and Bodies of All Types "WHERE TO BUY THEM" 2727 S. EAST AVE. 442 -8811 50 opponent or defend oneself without weap- ons, and physical conditioning training. Some departments operate their academies on a so- called stress system, wherein the instructors deliberately keep the students under extreme and constant pressure. It is said that this is designed to separate the men from the boys, and it can certainly separate the women from the girls, or from the men. Periodically throughout the course there are written examinations, and a comprehensive final test at the end. The questions and problems aren't easy, and if one ends tip with just a barely passing grade, he or she isn't considered to have much of a future in law enforcement. When a woman successfully completes the academy, and reports to her department for assignment, she won't immediately begin to emulate Angie Dickinson in Police Story. Her initial assignment will depend upon the size of the department, where the vacancies lie, and the philosophy of the chief or sheriff. 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FRESNO 51 unit, and a vacancy exists, chances are good that a f emale corning into the department will eventually be assigned there. That is con- sidered much better than jail duty, but even it is something not every woman can do well and be happy while doing it. If no vacancy exists in a traditional female assignment, and the chief or sheriff is of the old school which feels that women have no place in less specialized law enforcement, the female rookie may find herself doing nothing but clerical work, such as typing and filing investigative reports, serving as a reception- ist, or classifying fingerprints. If the depart- ment head has an open mind, she may be assigned to patrol duty, where after a period of on- the -job orientation, she will be expected to perform in the same manner and to the same degree of proficiency as her male fellow officers. 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He will be overly protective and very selective in the type of cases he assigns to her, which, even if she is capable of handling general police duty as well as a man, certainly won't give her a chance to prove it. Or, he, too, may be in- clined to make things a bit rough for her to see if she can take it. There is a possibility, but not a very good one, that her immediate superiors will adopt a completely objective attitude, and treat her the same as they would a male rookie. Acceptance by male fellow officers will be quite varied, with none of the varieties being a warm welcome. Some men will feel threat- ened by her presence, for the male macho image isn't particularly enhanced by a woman doing the same job. Some will be friendly but patronizing; others rude and resentful. Some, while fair minded enough to concede that she has a right to prove herself, will worry about possible increased hazards for themselves if they should get into a situation where help is desperately needed, and a female officer is sent to assist. Still others may find themselves neglecting their own beats and investigations to voluntarily watch over her. And, of course, some will regard her as a potential romantic conquest, assuming that any woman anxious to work so closely with a group of men must be more interested in the men than in the job. Public acceptance can range all the way from an enthusiastic welcome to failure to take the female officer seriously to outright resentment. Among some citizens «pith whorn the female officer has official contact, she may be hailed as a heroine. A macho type male may be glad of an opportunity to discuss a police problem with a woman in a trim uni- form, but he may not really expect that she will know what to do with the information he gives her. And some citizens who still think the woman's place is in the home, or no far- ther out of it than the store or the office, may be openly hostile toward a female officer sent to listen to their problems, and may even refuse to talk to her. No matter what her assignment, one of the first things the new officer, male or female, will notice about the job is its lack of excite- ment of the type portrayed in movie and television police stories. A patrol officer may work for days and do nothing more exciting than arbitrate a husband -wife argument or a quarrel between neighbors over some trivial matter. A detective spends much more time in routine leg work, tracking down witnesses, perusing criminal history records, building a case by piecing together bits of seemingly insignificant evidence, than in high speed chases, interviewing glamorous witnesses, or finding the one major, exotic clue that no one else had even thought of looking for, thus proving his or her genius. In spite of the shortage of glamour and excitement, however, there is a constant threat of physical danger, particularly for the patrol officer. While the potentially hazard- ous and deadly situations don't become realities often, they're always present. A patrol officer can never be sure he won't be shot by a motorist he has stopped for a minor traffic violation. Bar fights and family quar- rels are potentially more dangerous, usually, than searching for and arresting a murderer or rapist. The jail officer never dares turn his back on a prisoner, for no matter how strict the security measures in any custodial insti- tution, inmates always can find means to obtain or manufacture deadly weapons. Detectives are constantly threatened by those they help convict and send to prison, and one never knows when one of those doing the threatening really means it. 53 o� BROWNIE 20 Heavyweight MINUTE Mufflers SERVICE CUSTOM BUILT TAILPIPES 5 Pounds Heavier for Longer Life Locally Owned and Operated Free Estimates * Free Inspection 2535 Ventura 237 -2081 OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAYS 11 A.M. UNTIL 10 P.M. FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS 11 A.M. UNTIL 11 P.M. MARIE PHONE 224 -1865 �" "RS 4239 N. BLACKSTONE PIES FRESNO OLDoio r +ra +o Hoy+ +emu FptEsmo HOFBPtAU 2820 Tulare at R 264 -4014 DINING IN OLD WORLD ATMOSPHERE HAND CARVED SANDWICHES Enjoy Imported & Domestic Brews Excellent Cocktails In Our Majestic Bar RED WILLIAMS, OWNER In Appreciation To The Sheriff's Department SHERMAN THOMAS ENTERPRISES Then there's the matter of the type of people with whom the officer must associate. While it is not true that decent people never need police assistance, it is true that the majority of the time an officer is dealing with those on the lower end of the socio- economic scale, and those with low or non - existent moral standards. That can become quite depressing after a while, and it becomes more and more difficult to remember that most citizens are law- abiding and decent. Not the least of the disadvantages of police work is the constant frustration; seeing crimi- nals whose guilt is beyond doubt set free on some legal technicality; those previously convicted and seemingly on the straight and narrow path suddenly returning to a life of crime; so many crimes being committed that it is impossible to investigate them properly. All in all, police work is a rough occupation, and is more hazardous to the personality than to the body. It is devastating to men; even the most sensitive and intelligent man may, if he isn't careful, find himself becoming cynical and hard, in some cases almost seeming to adopt the attitudes and values of his clientele. It can be even more damaging to the personality of a woman, particularly if she still values the traditional feminine traits of ten- derness, grace, and modesty. She may find THE ASTRO MOTEL • Beautiful Cocktail Lounge • All Weather Air Conditioning • Commercials Welcome • Three Acres Truck Parking 99 North — Off on Clinton Ramp 99 South — Off on Valentine & Dakota An Easy Route To An Easy Rest 54 herself using language which before becom- ing a cop she'd have considered shocking; she may unconsciously adopt habits and attitudes to make herself more like the male officers with whom she works, and thus more accept- able to them. This is not to say that a woman can't follow a career in law enforcement, and still main- tain her sensitivity, her femininity, and her status as a lady. Many female officers manage quite well. But those qualities are placed in dire jeopardy by the very nature of police work, and any woman planning such a career should give that factor some serious thought. Many well qualified women have tried law enforcement and been able to cope with the requirements of the job itself, but have de- cided the advantages weren't worth the po- tential damage to the personality, and have given it up to return to less glamorous, and in most cases less lucrative, fields of endeavor, They weren't quitters; they were merely using common sense, and doing what they con- sidered best for them. But they wasted a lot of time and effort preparing for and finding out that law enforcement wasn't their cup of tea; time and effort that could have been saved had someone taken the trouble beforehand to inform there of the potential disadvantages of law enforcement as well as of the advantages. Field Operations Bureau R. WOOD Captain Division Commander K. HOGUE Lieutenant R. AVERY Sergeant to Patrol Division W. BOLING Lieutenant R. SOUZA Lieutenant H. BANKS Sergeant R. WHITE Lieutenant 55 E. HANSEN Lieutenant �s K. ABELL Sergeant R. BOLAND Sergeant 4 ai+ t� �U J. ARCENEAU Sergeant J. CAUGHELL Sergeant RUSSELL'S LOUNGE COCKTAILS Charles D. and Jeanette Kendall, Owners 1214 N. Blackstone • 442 -9799 • Fresno Herb Bauer's Sporting Goods "The All Sports Store' INDOOR PISTOL RANGE LADIES' & MEN'S PISTOL CLASSES AVAILABLE HUNTER SAFETY COURSES AVAILABLE Open Evenings & Sundays / Where Abby & Blackstone Meet 237 -3151 Opening Soon —Store No. 2 -6264 N. Blackstone Our Grocery And Hardware DELIVERY AVAILABLE Fresh Meat & Vegetables —Beer & Wine 3985 E. Jensen Ave. 264 -1487 Pete Garabedian MODERN DRUG CO. (GLOBE) Prescription Specialists —Free Delivery Phone 266 -2438 — 266 -0701 3044 Tulare (Cor. U St.) Fresno, CA DALE ELECTRIC Electrical Contractor COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL WIRING State License No. 378880 KEITH MECARTEA, Owner Shop & Office - 1308 Iota Ave., Fresno 264 -1831 Fresno Wire Rope & Rigging Custom Rigging — Esco Products Miller Swivels— Crosby Clips Press Grip Fittings — Skookum Blocks 2360 East Ave. 268 -5622 or 268 -8885 SCREEN PRINT All Types of Silk Screen Work 255 -1871 1379 N. RABE • FRESNO 93727 Serving fhe valley for over 74 years GOTTSCHALK'S Downtown Fresno F Fashion Fair, Fresno # Visalia Fair, Visalia Westgate Center, Merced C Santa Maria Town Center Manchester Center, Fresno Modesto Vintage Fare 56 LIBERTY PEST CONTROL FREE ESTIMATES Let Us Liberate You From Pests 526 W. SHIELDS 224 -2600 Gold and Silver Plating Jewelry Repairing RED MAY CUSTOM JEWELRY Over 2000 Wax Patterns -- Also Tools & Supplies 2405 E. Clinton Ave., Fresno (209) 229 -5303 ALLWIRE, INC. 485 -8120 220 M STREET • FRESNO THE MEDICINE CHEST BUKER & COLSON DRUG CO JACK A RUSTIGAN, PHARM D. Member of Sheriffs Reserve— Special Consideration for Members of Sher,"s Department and Families Emergency Phone: 2 ?9 -0769 • Free Delivery • Hours 9 to 6 (Sat. to noon) 2848 Mariposa 237 -4171 Also in Au berry — 855 -8465 WEBER FORKLIFTS SALES 3051 Cartwright By Chestnut and Central 268 -3469 LEACH LEASING "We 1 ease All Makes and Models" "Transportation Specialists" Vern Clson, President 1753 E. Saginaw at Blackstone, Fresno Phone 224 -9831 UNCLE TOM'S LIQUOR STORE Fishing —Hunting Equipment and Licenses 3089 E. Tulare Street 264 -3908 PLEASANT MATTRESS CO. Mattresses and Furniture Sterilized (State Approved Plant) New Mattresses • Renovating Custom Sized Mattresses New Furniture — Pick Up and Delivery 847 N. Pleasant Ave. • 268 -6446 r- Patrol Division r gait C. COFFMAN A. COX J. CRASS Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant D. GUSTAFSON Sergeant J. LAWLESS Sergeant atmospherics incorporated 291 -5575 5652 E. Dayton Ave. • Fresno 0 E D. MURRAY Sergeant K. FRANKFORT Sergeant W. PIERCE Sergeant Liquid & Bulk Tank Division FRUEHAUF CORP. 5778 W. Barstow Ave. P.O. Box 9575 Fresno, CA 93793 442 -8088 57 A. RUSCONI Sergeant lift.- T- ' R. ALAIMO Patrol Division G. SCHMIDT T. WHITE Sergeant Sergeant r F. AMPARANO WESTERN BUILDING aol .,R" STREET MATERIALS CO. FRESNO, CALIF. 93714 Ronald Sidoli, Manager • Mickey Cochran-Jack Warren, Sales ,4e4oele>te .44e 4 209/ aetcaott i1Zat�z�aeQ 266-9675 Armstrong Acoustical Adhesive - Mastic Fiberglass Patio Panels iui Asbestos Built S mpson B lding Board lt�Up Roofing Fiberglass Insulation Roofint; Accessories and Acoustical Tile Pipe InsulaUor Extension Ladder Flintkote Floor Tile Corrugated Translte Asphalt Roofing Flex Board Wilson Art Plastics Kaiser Tackboard Ma rlite Panels Tectum Panels Transitop Panels PELOIAN RANCHES 0 FRESNO COUNTY W E. AREYANO dd M. WRIGHT Sergeant P 7i f R. QARUTI JOE DISHIAN GARAGE THE NEWEST — MOST EXCITING PERSONALIZED LINE OF CUSTOM MADE TROPHIES & PLAQUES WITH YOUR • SCHOOL CREST — FOR SCHOLASTIC AWAR • SCHOOL MASCOT — FOR SPORTS AWARDS • CLUB OR COMPANY EMBLEMS • SPORT 4 SCHOLASTIC SCENES ELECTRONICALLY ENGRAVED ��. _ \- CUSTOM MADE PRIZE RIBBONS AND ROSETTES a NSON ,\ 4616 N. FIRST ST. 1T1 'i AT GETTYSBURG FRESNO, CA 93726 �FRE N� TELEPHONE 224 -6619 THE NEWEST — MOST EXCITING PERSONALIZED LINE OF CUSTOM MADE TROPHIES & PLAQUES WITH YOUR • SCHOOL CREST — FOR SCHOLASTIC AWAR • SCHOOL MASCOT — FOR SPORTS AWARDS • CLUB OR COMPANY EMBLEMS • SPORT 4 SCHOLASTIC SCENES ELECTRONICALLY ENGRAVED ��. _ \- CUSTOM MADE PRIZE RIBBONS AND ROSETTES Patrol Division k ,- 01000 Oil) N. BEAZLEY J. BLOHM E. BURK C. CATES 00' 1 Y' . it w J. CHACON R. CHATMAN J. COELHO R. COLE Eagal's Equipment Co. Al Pecchenino, Manager dba Colonial Leasing WE LEASE ALL MAKES AND MODELS 485 -2190 2220 Tulare Street, Fresno, CA 93721 THE OUTPOST Your Favorite Restaurant COCKTAILS - FINE FOODS Your Favorite Host DAN VUKSON Always There To Greet You Ph. 251 -7171 1137 North Chestnut at Olive FRESNO 59 Compliments Of GEO. A. HORMEL & CO. Rom USM 000 Serving all Faiths FUNERAL HOME Bob Lisle Roy Franz Don Foppiano 1605 L Street, Fresno, Telephone (209) 266 -0666 Rnica Fimarnl Hnma rinvis air -F& s � A. DECAMP A It, G. ESPOSITO Patrol Division M. DOUGHTY _ T 1 A. FIERRO E. B. YANCEY LUMBER CO., INC. MADERA — 674 -6712 FRESNO PHONE 442 -0212 Shaver Lake — Phone 841 -3337 ATTARIAN RUGS Persian — Chinese — Indian Hand - Crafted Rugs ALSO Custom Area Rugs — Any Size — Any Color CLOSED SATURDAY 1496 N. Hughes Ph. 237 -0732 •1 M. DUENES 41 D. FURTNEY J. DUNN A. GAAD IMPERIAL sAVinc3s 10 VALLEY OFFICES TO SERVE YOU COUNTRY BOY MARKET 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU Chestnut & Olive 5380 N. Blackstone S .y T. GAREY C. HARKINS Patrol Division r A. GRAHAM J. GREGORY K. HAMILTON J. HAROLDSEN /A/jm�k\ Timberwine MOUNTAIN PROPERTIES Shaver Lake • Condominiums • Individual Homesites • Five -acre Estates • Commercial Fresno Shaver Lake 252 -3758 (209) 841 -7705 M & H TOWING HEAVY DUTY 24 HOUR SERVICE Call 237 -6307 4453 S. Golden State Blvd. Fresno, CA 93725 61 I R. HERRING L.HODGE �NO^RCS(jI`p�.\ HOPE MANOR NURSING • RESTORATIVE CONVALESCENT • RETIREMENT 1665 "M" Street, Fresno (209) 268 -5361 Builders Concrete, Inc. BUILDERS � CONCRETE Ashlan Near 99 O 225 -3664 READY MIX CONCRETE R. HUNT T. KLOSE Patrol Division "It , ry y d- G. JOHNSON I JOO_ K.LARRSEN FRESNO FRICTION MATERIAL CO. CLUTCHES — BRAKES Automotive and Industrial 1350 F Street 266 -0871 and Shopping Center "Quality and Service'' • FRESNO at ASHLAN, 222 -4454 — and — 5757 N. FIRST ST., 439 -2223 BEARING SPECIALTY CO. Formerly General Bearing Co. BEARING & TRUCK TRANSMISSION "SPECIALISTS" 2680 Church Ave. 237 -9131 FRESNO GLASS CO. AUTO GLASS - WINDOW & PLATE - MIRRORS - TABLE TOPS — Free Estimates — "IF IT'S GLASS WE HAVE IT!" 637 L St., Fresno 268 -6331 62 ® r Ow-, J. KERNS r J. MAIER R. KIEREJCZYK W. McDANIEL DEACON SEIBERTS' OIL CO., INC. DIESEL FUEL • WEED OIL • LUBRICANTS BATTERIES • TIRES FOR PROMPT DELIVERY CALL 251 -7539 HOWARD, CRAIG & DOUG SEIBERT 3839 E. VENTURA, FRESNO Luitenburg's Bridal Boutique And Fabric Center Dress Fabrics For All Occasions Dial & Sew Sewing Machines 931 Fulton Mall Phones: Yardage 237 -1296 - Bridal 237 -3496 FRESNO LIQUOR STORE DELICATESSEN KEG BEER 291 -7888 CLOVIS AVE. AT GRIFFITH WAY VALLEY NOVELTY COMPANY WHOLESALE - RETAIL EVERYTHING FOR THE PARTY OR CARNIVAL Florist Supplies - Decorations For All Occasions 2900 -18 Ventura Fresno Ph. 237 -6617 ,40( R. McDONALD A W. NIELSEN Patrol Division N. MELILLO D. OLIVARES OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. OFFICE FURNITURE OFFICE ACCESSORIES FRANCHISED DEALERS FOR STEELCASE & ALMA 1417 FULTON ST. / FRESNO, CA 93721 / 485 -5250 COUNTRY COUSIN MARKET Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. 7 Days a Week - 365 Days a Year 4590 E. Olive 251 -5191 RASMUSSEN AUTO REPAIR COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 1023 N. Maple Avenue Fresno Ph. 251-0669 W E CO OXYGEN Chris Sorensen Home of Metal Sculpture Specialties 268 -0161 241 Van Ness Avenue, Fresno 63 J. MORLEY "-! d44 . M. MOSIER 1 F. OLSON FRESNO AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANS Auto Air Conditioning • Repair 81 Service Diagnostic Service 8 Tune Up 312 E. Belmont Ave. Ph. 266 -3402 Fresno Gus Stuckert Service Garage COMPLETE TUNE UPS Brakes * Carburetors * Auto Electrical Wheel Alignment * Air Conditioning * Quality Workmanship * 1433 Broadway, Fresno 264 -2811 M & L PLUMBING CO., INC. Tract Homes — Custom Homes and Commercial Plumbing State License 4224778 291 -5525 3540 N. Duke, Fresno IN THE DAPKi cPo- DENT gE E E C.T 0. t C E ae6 ss'2 M HARRIS R. PARKER T. RONLAKE Patrol Division J. PETRUCELLI D. ROSE G.SEMENKO J J. PICKENS' Ad NANC A R. SMITH FOODLAND, INC. &A" INSTITUTIONAL GROCERS 240 N. Thorne — Phone 268 -5036 — Fresno �ECTRIC 9ne Warehouse Distributors Since 1904 Specialized Parts 8 Service — Auto - Truck - Tractor - Boat 1740 Van Ness Phone 485 -0330 Fresno 0 7p/—,% D. RYAN S. QUALLS �Its C. ST. CLAIR R. SAMPLE VALLEY TOWING SERVICE 24 HOUR TOWING Heavy Duty Trucks 1363 N. Hughes Ave. 486 -3183 Fresno STAIGER CONSTRUCTION CO. Phone 233 -4606 4235 W. Alamos Ave. Fresno, Calif. 93705 Patrol Division J. SOUZA E. THOMPSON \ � f �j L. WATKINS J. TILLEY R. WILSON SAF - T - CAB, INC. 268 -5541 3241 S. PARKWAY DRIVE FRESNO KARSH'S BAKERY Complete Line of Bakery Goods — Special Orders Delivered Wedding Cakes Our Specialty — Birthday Cakes - Breads - Danish Pastries Main Office & Store Goitschalks 938 Fulton Mall Fashion Fair 233 -6552 or 233 -4381 227 -1255 First & McKinley 1439 S Cedar Ave. 237 -3706 233 -2805 BIG POTATOE MARKET Open Daily 9:00 A.M to 7:00 P.M. 266 -5904 6947 S. Elm Ave., Fresno ASHER BROS. SHOES Save On All National Brands 10% Discount To Sheriff's Officers 1902 Broadway at Tulare First & Shaw Center Downtown (Next to Long's Drugs) 65 A. WARD .� R. WOODWARD LAMOURE'S CLEANERS & LAUNDRY 16 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU FRESNO DIESEL FUEL - GASOLINE - PROPANE - DRY ICE QUALI -T -RUCK SERVICE COMPLETE TRUCK & AUTO SERVICE DALE MENDOZA 2784 S. RAILROAD • FRESNO • 485 -9211 NEW VICTORY BAKERY Featuring MEXICAN PASTRIES & CAKES For Al I Occasions Open 7 Days a Week 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. 1333 Kern, Fresno 264 -6653 WSST SPECIALIZING IN THE REPAIR& SERVICE OF V. W., DATSUN, TOYOTA & BRITISH CARS COMPLETE PARTS DEPT. 2006 E. McKinley FRESNO, 0493703 Repair 237 -2244 Ports 237-6618 Communications E. MASSONGILL R. MILLS Sr. Comm. Dispatcher Sr. Comm. Dispatcher P P G INDUSTRIES PITTSBURGH PAINTS Marck Brushes — Kinney Wallpaper 1639 N. First St., Fresno 233 -6179 Mel West Auto Body Works and Painting Complete Automotive Reconstruction Frame & Wheel Alignment • 24 Hour Towing 1534 N. Thesta, Fresno 266 -1089 WARD TRACTOR CO. Used Tractor Parts for All Makes & Models Wheel or Crawler We Buy - Sell - Trade Any Make or Model WE SHIP 268 -8726 3411 S. Highway 99 If no answer call 268 -2714 VALLEY AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Heating * Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Supplies 5290 E. Pine, Fresno 251 -0346 .. J. HOWARD Communications Supr J. COMBS Comm. Dispatcher B. WHITLOW Comm. Dispatcher rT Art C. HOLLIS Sr. Comm. Dispatcher r 1 D. GAREY Comm. Dispatcher West Fresno Production Ent. Inc. Complete Auto Detailing Vestee Jackson Robert Ervin Gen. Manager Manager 1455 Broadway Fresno, Calif. 93721 Ph. 268 -5800 STAR STUCCO PRODUCTS INC. Wholesale Only 233 -4646 1815 E. Home Ave. at Blackstone How Safe Is Our Community? Some Facts That Will Contribute To Your Peace Of Mind There has been a great deal of news media coverage in recent months concerning the number of murders committed in the Fresno area. The crime of rape has, over the past several years, received even more media at- tention, with much speculation as to whether there has been a drastic increase in such crimes, or that more of them are now being reported. Because the news stories are based on indisputable statistics, one could conclude that the average citizen puts his or her per- sonal safety in jeopardy each time he or she leaves home, and that safety can't be counted on even inside the home. But the criteria by which the degree of danger must be judged are not the number of persons murdered or raped, but who the victims were, and why they became victims of violent crimes. In other words, how many murder and /or rape victims were innocent citizens going about their daily affairs and minding their own business, and how many actually contributed to their becoming vic- tims by their own actions and associations, or carelessly and needlessly putting themselves in a position where their chances of being murdered or raped were greatly enhanced. In an attempt to answer that question, we an- alyzed the murder and rape cases investigated by the Fresno County Sheriff's Department in 1979. The circumstances leading to the twenty - six murder cases were as follows. A. A young man, intoxicated from sniffing glue or paint, which he did habitually, was killed in a fight with his brother, who was trying to take him home from a bar. 67 B. A teen -age girl riding in the back of a pickup truck was thrown out and killed when the driver, a young man she knew .vell, de- liberately tried to turn the truck over to vent his anger and frustration resulting from a fight he'd had with another young man earlier in the evening. C. A young farm laborer was killed by acquaintances with whom he had spent the evening drinking, and with whom he had previously had some trouble. D. The body of a narcotics dealer from Stanislaus County was found in the San Joa- quin River. Subsequent investigation re- vealed that a few days before his disappear- ance he'd mentioned to his wife that on several occasions he'd noticed a certain auto- mobile following him. This led detectives to believe that the killer was probably a rival drug dealer, a robber who knew that because of his extensive drug operations he was likely to be carrying a large amount of money, or a customer who felt he had been cheated. E. The body of a prostitute was found in a fig orchard. She was known to have frequent- ed low -class bars and to associate with men of questionable character. F. A young man was fatally stabbed by another young man with whom he'd quar- reled over the attentions of a young woman. G. A young man walking by an outdoor beer party exchanged obscenities with some of the people at the party. They followed him out into the country, and shot him as he left his car and tried to run away. 11. A farm laborer killed another in a quar- rel over a card game at a labor camp. SALES SERVICE gas �► J! REMODELING l4IGN i O. INC. 120 DIVISADERO , DON McKENZIE P.O. BOX 1747 FRESNO, CA 93717 PHONE 268 -9211 Manufacturers of Quality Plastic Sign Displays Support Your VALLEY CHILDRENS HOSPITAL A Friend HUGHES ELECTRIC 3164 N. MARKS AVE. FRESNO 237 -3100 A -1 MOBILE WASHING STEAM CLEANING COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL 24 -HOUR SERVICE 222 -1159 FRESNO DON'S MOBIL SERVICE DEPENDABLE LUBE - BRAKE TUNE UP WORK Call 266 -8440 for Pick Up Service 1306 W. Clinton at West Avenue Fresno SM., JOHN TUTELIAN Fresno MODERN WELDING COMPANY Manufacturers and Fabricators of STEEL PRODUCTS 4 i 41 N. Brawley Ave. Fresno Ph. 268 -8881 PARADISE LIQUOR Open 7 Days A Week And Evenings 4674 N. Blackstone 222 -0949 Compliments JOHN A. KOCHERGAN MID -STATE TIRE WAREHOUSE TIRES — BATTERIES ACCESSORIES 729 W. Nielson 264 -5075 Fresno T & T TRUCKING CO. REFRIGERATED SERVICE Jerry Tiller, Owner 486 -0860 2290 West Adams Ave. Fresno 905 R Street, Fresno, California 93721 I. The body of a young man who was known to use drugs and hang around with a rough crowd was found in a vineyard after an evening of drinking and drug use with his friends. J. A middle -aged woman was shot by her married former lover when she rejected his attempts to renew their relationship. K. A young adult male was killed by his father in a family quarrel after the younger man got drunk and threatened the rest of the family. L. A young woman was shot by the man she'd been living with because she had gone out with other men. M. A farm laborer agreed to purchase beer for a group of juveniles. Enroute to the store they somehow learned he was carrying a great deal of money, and decided to rob him. In the process they fatally stabbed him. KIPER LUMBER & HARDWARE SQUAW VALLEY, CALIF. PHONE 332 -2310 CORRAL LUMBER — FENCE LUMBER FARM LUMBER — POSTS Compliments Of A FRIEND Me N. The body of a big -time drug dealer was found in the Kings River, after he'd been missing for several weeks. On the night he disappeared he had told the woman he lived with that he was going to collect $6,000 some- one owed him. O. Another drug dealer was apparently killed by rivals or associates, with robbery or revenge as the motive. P. A farm laborer was robbed and mur- dered while passed out drunk in a motel parking lot. Q. An elderly man living alone in a foothill community was robbed and murdered by a recently paroled convict who forced his way into the victim's house. R. An elderly man was forced or enticed from his automobile and robbed and mur- dered while driving late at night in a high crime rate area. -+r UN 11 AG INC f► ,e 4110N O 299 -0174 LARRY CHAMPAGNE 10216 NORTH FOWLER CLOVIS, CALIFORNIA 93612 LAKERIDGE MARINA, INC. 30798 E. SUNNYSLOPE ROAD SANGER 787 -2506 S. A man was killed in a quarrel with an apparent stranger, in the parking lot of a bar well known for the frequency of crimes of violence among its patrons. T, U, V. Three young men were killed in a shootout among several acquaintances, some of ,A,hom were involved in the use and /or sale of drugs. 111. A passenger in a vehicle being used to chase the occupants of another vehicle, with whom he and the driver had quarreled, was killed in the resulting crash when the driver deliberately rammed the other car. X. An older man living alone caught his brother inside his home without permission, and the ensuing quarrel shot and killed him. Y. A teen -age girl was raped and murdered by her stepfather. Z. A young man was shot by one of several persons with whom he and his companions had quarreled following a minor traffic accident. ANCHOR MARINE BOATS • MOTORS SALES & SERVICE 291 -7725 4 ; 3795 N. CLOVIS AVE. FRESNO CUSTOM HOUSE OF AWNINGS INC. AWNINGS - PATIO COVERS PATIO ROOM ENCLOSURES CUSTOM DESIGNED FOR RESIDENTIAL AND MOBILE HOMES 268 -0755 or 226 -3995 5211 W. SHAW • FRESNO 70 It is apparent that in very few of these cases did the victims not contribute in some way to the tragedy, either by deliberate actions or by carelessness. In case B, the young woman thrown from the pickup truck was not the object of the driver's anger, and she certainly had no reason to believe he would resort to such a drastic action to relieve his emotional stress. Actually, her death could be classed as an accident, because there was no intent on the driver's part to harm her personally. However, be- cause his action was deliberate, it was tech- nically a murder. In case Q, there apparently was nothing the old man living alone could have done to pre- vent what happened to him. The murderer was accompanied by another young man, and they would have been able to force their way into his residence, regardless of any security precautions he might have used, and to over- come any resistance. If there is anyone to COMPLIMENTS OF Eagle Cafe Good Food 24 Hours A Day! 237 -5081 575 DIVISADERO FRESNO blame other than the killer himself, it is the parole officials for releasing him from prison. The young girl in case Y was also entirely innocent of any contributory negligence. However, it is obvious that her mother was an extremely poor judge of character, or she wouldn't have married the man and thus placed her daughter in a situation where it could happen. On the surface, it would appear that the victim in case R, the elderly man killed while driving alone in a rough neighborhood late at night, was not negligent in any way. He apparently was driving along a public thor- oughfare minding his own business when he was accosted. But even in his case, the errand on which he had left home certainly didn't justify the risk of driving around late at night, even if all one had to worry about was being hit by a drunk driver enroute home from a bar. He and his wife had gone grocery shopping earlier in the evening, and he was on MID VALLEY TIME LOAN Bill Probasco, Mgr. 825 No. Abby 442 -4810 FRESNO YARYAN LUMBER CO. Everything For The HANDYMAN A Complete Building & Lumber Yard 625 S. Hughes Ave. 268 -4701 Fresno JACOBS GARAGE General Repair - Electrical - Carburetion Automotive Air Conditioning Repair ALLIE JACOBS 4434 N. Blackstone Ph. 222 -7447 O'NEAL IRRIGATION SUPPLY CO. SPRINKLERS RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL - AGRICULTURAL AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL SYSTEMS— WHOLESALE OR RETAIL Rain -0 -Mal - Weather -Tec - Champion - Superior - Hydro -Rain 143E. SIERRA • FRESNO • 431 -9220 71 his way to an all -night market to pick up a few things they had forgotten. In the discussion of case Y, we mentioned the lack of ability on the part of the victim's mother to judge character. That same trait is what gets most rape victims into situations where that crime is likely to happen, as in- dicated by analysis of the 47 rape cases inves- tigated by the Detective Division last year. Because the list is so long, and fraught with repetition, we won't list each one separately as we did for murder cases. Instead, they are broken down into categories, as follows. Category I— Victim raped by a stranger she met and drank with in a bar, at a dance, or similar public place, and whore she willingly accompanied to some other location. Number of cases: 10. Category II— Victim raped by a stranger from whom she willingly accepted a ride while walking or hitchhiking. Number of cases: 11. ELI'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR BONDED — INSURED — LICENSE #327620 DONALD H. SMITH 291 -6465 4181 HAMMEL WAY * FRESNO, CA 93727 CALIFORNIA - FRESNO OIL CO. ARCO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 486 -0220 3242 E. Garrett near Jensen & Hwy. 99 RED TRIANGLE OIL CO. 2809 S. Chestnut, Fresno 485 -4320 BEST WISHES FROM UNIVERSITY-SEOUOIA- SUNNYSIDE CLUBS PAUL N. WILLARD, General Manager 5704 East Butler Ave., Fresno ( 209) 251-6011 Category III — Victim raped while willing- ly and for apparent good reason in the company of an acquaintance, relative, or friend who presumably should have been worthy of trust. Number of cases: 11. Category IV— Victim raped by someone who stopped to offer help when she had car trouble while driving alone at night. Number of cases: 2. Category V— Mentally retarded person or young juvenile allowed, due to inadequate supervision, to get into a situation where rape could easily happen. Number of cases: 5. Category VI— Victim raped while willing- ly and avoidably putting herself in a high -risk situation, such as walking alone on a deserted street late at night. Number of cases: 4. Category VII— Victim raped while en- gaging in a normal activity and guilty of no willful negligence that contributed to the attack. Number of cases: 4. SIERRA HOSPITAL FRESNO CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL SIERRA VIEW CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL LILLARD COMPANY PAYNE Air Management Specialists 1810 E. Peralta Way Compliments Of TRI -BORO FRUIT CO., INC. 2500 So. Fowler Ave., Fresno 486 -4141 72 The circumstances of the four cases in category VII were as follows: 1. A clerk in an all -night convenience store in a somewhat isolated suburban area was forced into a back room and attacked by a man whose original intent had probably included robbery only, but who changed his mind when he realized she xvas alone. 2. An elderly woman living alone was at- tacked by a young man who came to her door, claimed he was having trouble with his motor- cycle, and asked if he could use her phone. When she suggested he go to a neighbor's, he broke into her house and raped her. 3. A young woman was raped by three men who forced her car off the road and dragged her out through the unlocked passenger side door. 4. A housewife at home alone in the daytime was attacked by an intruder who entered through an unlocked door. Given the circumstances that prevailed at the time of the attack, there was little any of these victims could have done to protect themselves. However, eases 3 and 4 might not have happened had the car door and the doors to the residence been locked. As for case number 1, the risk of an attack of this nature is one of the things a woman must consider before she takes a job that requires her to work in such a vulnerable situation. And even the elderly woman might have been saved from attack nad she had an arrangement with WAYNE'S LIQUORS LIQUOR - WINES - BEER Mr. & Mrs. L. L. Rich, Owners 48 California St. 268 -2319 Fresno sadler office supply, Inc. office furnishings & supplies Terry Sadler, President. 435 W. Shaw Ave. 1721 Van Ness Fresno Fresno 224 -6550 233 -8342 the neighbors that they come to check on her if they see a stranger on the premises. This can't be considered an in -depth study; to make one of that scope we would have to analyze murder and rape cases in other com- munities of similar size and characteristics to see how their risk factor compares with ours. Furthermore, our survey does not include cases investigated by the Fresno Police De- partment or any of the other city police departments within the county. However, it is doubtful that there would be any appreciable discrepancy in percentages if all police de- partment cases were included, for all the factors leading to these two crimes are simi- lar, whether they occur inside or outside an incorporated city. What our study does seem to indicate is that the average law- abiding citizen of Fresno County is not in nearly as much danger of being murdered or raped as the news stories seemed to imply. That is not to say it won't happen to any one of us, no matter how care- ful we are or how extensive are the precau- tions we take. But if we're careful in choosing our leisure activities and associates, follow legitimate trades or professions, make an ACTION MUFFLER SERVICE • Tail Pipes • Shocks • Mufflers • Tube Bending • Glass Packs • Arc Welding • Roll Bars • Undercoating • Side Pipes FREE ESTIMATES 255 -7715 FINANCING AVAILABLE 4594 E. SHIELDS AVE. (AT MAPLE) Compliments of LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. 224 -6110 1333 E. Shaw Ave. Fresno CANTEEN SERVICE OF THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Complete Vending Service Coffee • Cigarettes • Candies • Soft Drinks • Sandwiches 2136 Santa Clara 485 -8800 73 effort to get along with our neighbors, and use common sense in planning and carrying out our daily activities, our chances of not becoming a statistic such as those listed in this article are very good. It's too bad we must keep our doors locked even when we're home in the daytime; that we can't drive or walk through certain neigh- borhoods at night, or perhaps not even in the daytime; that we can't accept a ride from a stranger, or pick up a hitchhiker no matter how pitiful he or she may look; that we can't let strangers into our homes to use the telephone or for any other apparently valid reason, regardless of the seeming sincerity of their stories; that we may not be able to com- pletely trust some persons we've been friendly with for years. But these are incon- veniences we can live with. Living with them is better than dying, or living a lifetime of regret, because we ignored them. Retail Clerks Union Local 1288 442 -1288 265 N. Fresno St. Fresno OHLBERG' FOOD CENTER "The Home of the German Sausage" 3014 E. Olive, Fresno 266 -1506 Security Building Maintenance General Janitorial Service Rug Shampooing 3755 E. Tulare, Fresno 233 -0332 SANCHEZ -HALL MORTUARY FUNERAL DIRECTOR Robert J. Sanchez 237 -3532 1022 "B" Street — Corner "B" and Tulare Administration Division G. HALLAM Captain Division Commander CUT RATE ELECTRONICS Transistors, Capacitors, Resistors, Fire Alarms, & 1000's of Other Parts for the Experimenter, Ham & Manufacturer Phone 264 -9952 715 BROADWAY FRESNO ACME REFRIGERATION SERVICE Domestic Refrigeration Major Appliance Repair 1824 S. Mary 237 -5559 74 J. DAILY Lieutenant Assistant Div. Cmdr. Atlas Plastering, Inc. Bob Murphy, President Commercial and Industrial Lath - Plastering Spray On Fire - Proofing and Drywall Application 5270 E. Pine 252 -3661 W.A.R. All L'w TRUCKING Del Sharp — Ron Sharp 855 -8822 AUBERRY TECHNICOLOR CORP. Black & White and Color Film Service Wholesale and Retail 326 No. Blackstone 266 -0181 Fresno D. DOUGLAS Bailiff Service W. HILL W. LUSK CONTINENTAL TITLE CO. TITLE INSURANCE AND ESCROWS CIIlfilME�iu titlf CQI�PhN!' Lee R. Neuhaus President and Manager Richard W. Jones Vice President and Assistant Manager For Fresno Offices Phone 237 -9161 1630 Van Ness - 4229 E. Ashlan - 600 W. Shaw Clovis: 334 Shaw Ave., Phone 299 -9505 BUCKMASTER PAINTING TEXTURE COATING • ROOF TREATMENTS SANDBLASTING • SPRAY PAINTING CCMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL Free Estimates Contractors License #358455 CALL COLLECT 252 -8168 2600 NO. MAPLE 75 F. SAGNIERE Sergeant Section Supervisor A. MARONEY D. BOTTA J. McCLENDON ABC TOWING SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE (SE HABLA ESPANOL) AUTOS • MOTORCYCLES LOCAL & HIGHWAY INSURANCE TOWING 266 -0357 2446 S. WEST AVE. FRESNO Action Auto Polishing Of Fresno Vans - Boats - Autos Detailing and Vinyl Tops "Over 15 Years Experience" .� �i c 442 -1788 1916 E. Home Ave. Fresno 1 Block South Of McKinley & 1 Block East Of Blackstone c B. MORRISON J D. OVERSTREET R. PEYLOURET C. PIPER S. STINDT W. STUMPF SAUD DRESSING A Fresno County Product of A Ande sm CiQyton Foods Box 10051 Fresno Cold. 93745 VALLEY ARMORED TRANSPORT, Inc. Complete Banking Service a A Serving California Over 25 Years All Property In Our Possession Completely Insured Against Loss 110 N. Broadway 233 -5855 G. TABER T. SCOTT "Fresno's Own" FRESNO KEMORIAL e Ao ei i r0-1,eirr r,lre ie ... erery ,� �tE�CSial Q-AqD # WHITESBRIDGE RD. at CORNELIA AVE. / FRESNO / Ph. 268 -7823 Ask )hour onr free fwrwl sjwie for vererturs. Compliments of Dr. Earl G. Spomer, Sr. Optometrist Civil Section 4 R. BOWLING R. BRADLEY Deputy Deputy !ifi: J. WATTS Deputy A. RANDRUP C. BALEY Sergeant Operations Sergeant Section Supervisor -y F. DELGADO Deputy J. FLEMING Deputy C.SNEDDEN Deputy D. WONG C. BUTCHER D. EATON Deputy Process Server Process Server NAMES BUS SALES NEW AND USED FOR THE FOLLOWING: SCHOOLS •FARM LABOR CONTRACTORS CHURCHES - ALL DENOMINATIONS ENGINE OPTIONS FOR GAS & DIESEL 5602 E. BELMONT, FRESNO 251 -8332 BIRDIE McTWEET'S PAWN SHOP & SOCIAL CLUB STEVEN D. ANDERSON 77 Compliments Of INLAND SHOWCASE & FIXTURES 1473 N. THESTA 237 -4158 AOC ADJUSTERS INVESTIGATIONS • AUTO RECOVERIES Jim Darden, Manager P.O. BOX 1408, FRESNO 93717 • 298 -3214 . y L. PATTON Steno Secretary J. WAGNER Senior Clerk K.JOHANSEN Typist Clerk ".1 E. BRUCE L. CHRISTENSEN J. HENSON Account Clerk Cashier Clerk Receptionist rr t. 9 P L. LESTER Typist Clerk COMMERCIAL AUTO BODY COMPLETE BODY & FENDER WORK FOREIGN & DOMESTIC CARS • PAINTING COLOR MATCHING • INSURANCE WORK JOE SALDIVAR, Owner 3825 E. VENTURA, FRESNO • 251 -7166 Compliments Of TAVARES DAIRY PRODUCER'S SHIPPER FRESNO BERNARD'S ENGINEERING CO. 431 -5224 6041 N. SAN PEDRO K & P OFFICE TRAILERS \ P. W. CONFER .`` RENT • LEASE • SALES 2733 W. Princeton, Fresno, CA 93705 (209) 233 -5596 W P. REYNOLDS Typist Clerk C. SIGALA Typist Clerk BEST WISHES BILL'S SHEETROCK SERVICE 255 -1231 1225 E. SANTA ANA, FRESNO I & M IRRIGATION CO. Specializing in Drip Design Installation & Service For Free Estimates Call JOHN MECCA 87 E. OLIVE 264 -6962 Best Wishes To The Sheriff's Department From B & V MARKET 264 -0439 1742 S. HAZELWOOD BLVD. A to Z AUTO SERVICE FRONT END & BRAKE WORK 431 -2361 6691 N. BLACKSTONE L --A R. INGLIS Business Manager d R. ROSALES Account Clerk Business Bureau I� J. CRANE Prin. Acct. Clerk D. CHANDLER Storeroom Supervisor F ,: R. BECK Sr. Stock Clerk HYATT LODGE FIRST IN HOSPITALITY John & Shirley Dunham - Owners We believe in cooperation of the Law Officers" 4290 N. Blackstone (209) 227 -4015 ROLINDA FARMERS STORE 266 -3671 9500 West Whitesbridge Road RUSSCO ELECTRONICS MFG. Professional Radio Broadcasting Equipment 291 -5591 Fresno, CA 79 P. AUCHARD Sr. Acct. Clerk R. GUEVARA Stock Clerk E. MASON Senior Clerk ,O J. O'BRYANT Volunteer GARNET L. "BILL" BILLINGS WHOLESALE FARM EQUIPMENT PHONE 442 -0311 2122 SOUTH "G" STREET FRESNO, CA FRESNO MUFFLER SERVICE Mufflers - Exhaust Pipes - Tail Pipes — Shock Absorbers — Mas. Yamamoto, Owner 2115 "H" St.. Fresno 266 -7076 Compliments of Swimming Pool Equipment Distributors Don Madsen 1349 N. Abby Fresno r � D. JUSTICE Sr. Criminologist Section Supervisor J. FRIES Deputy Criminologist Technical Services Section tA { J ir-1 A. BOUDREAU Criminalist 4* f '-) r G. GILLIS Deputy Criminologist BERSON FRYE & CO. COTTON 3449W. Franklin, Fresno 485-5011 RAY BOLDING TEXACO SERVICE Complete Car Care Fresno & McKinley 268 -1172 KARLO'S FAMILY RESTAURANT Open From 11:00 A.M. To 2:00 A.M. 251 -8985 1616 N. CEDAR AVENUE • FRESNO OAK LEAF RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE Fine Food and Cocktails HENRY JACOBSEN, Prop. 3261 E Tulare St. 264 -6778 M r� r� A. BRADSHAW Criminologist +rM yr� I r: E. LAMB Criminologist J. DUTY Criminologist D. MILLS Criminologist B & I MANUFACTURING CO. SINCE 1938 ROCK SHOP Lapidary Supplies - Manufacturers of Fine Lapidary Machines GEMSTAR - GEMINI - GEMSLAVE 1205 E. BELMONT PH. 266-6122 HANKEL PLUMBING & SEWER CONTRACTORS License No. 311075 HOMES • APARTMENTS • INDUSTRIAL FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL 227 -4679 1937 W. DAYTON FRESNO Consultants, Designers And Manufacturers ♦�� In The Field Of Solar Energy eriproy Thomas W Kristy Q factory 1550 N. Clark, Fresno 93703 209 - 441 -1833 PICKETT & SONS CONSTRUCTION 225 -2500 250 WEST SHAW • FRESNO M16 I . D. MORGAN Criminologist 0111111— 'r w r -7 J. CIANCETTI ID Tech. II A R. PREHEIM J. TARVER L. WIGGS Criminologist Deputy Criminologist Criminologist D. COWELL L. WRIGHT Photo Lab Tech. Typist Clerk BRATTON MASONRY INC. CONTRACTORS LICENSE NO. 274525 291 -9423 5665 E. WESTOVER - SUITE 104 FRESNO BETTER HOMES INTERIORS Specializing In Furniture Upholstery Carpeting • Woven Woods Custom Shades Residential and Commercial Free Estimates — Free Pick -up & Delivery 264 -6636 3188 N. Marks ( #115) Fresno :1 HALL DISTRIBUTING CO. Distributor For BALDWIN FILTERS Oil — Fuel — Air — Water Lubricating Equipment 233 -8434 2645 S. CHERRY AVE. • FRESNO DEAN INSULATION CO. CONTRACTORS LIC #342491 RESIDENTIAL & APARTMENTS EXISTING RESIDENTIAL INSULATION NEW CONSTRUCTION — CONTRACTORS BATT & BLOWN TYPE INSULATION BATT ROCKWOOL FIBERGLAS CELLULOSE FREE ESTIMATES 251 -6016 Visalia Branch 732 -5654 4964 E. YALE AVE. FRESNO, CA 93727 Records Section V. KASPARIAN Stenographer L. HILL Receptionist t F. DAY Chief Clerk Section Supervisor GLEIM -CROWN PUMP, INC. Serving the Valley Since 1945 State Licensed Contractor a194577 Sales for Industry & Agriculture — Service & Repairs 3087 South Elm 266 -0584 (State Highway not) After Hours Call Fresno 266 -0801 ANDY'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2155 So. G. St. 486 -9772 THE RACK BILLIARD ROOM Complete Accessory Line * Repair Service 4678 N. Blackstone 222 -1222 82 M. HAGGERTY Senior Clerk Assistant Sec. Sup. F. HURLEY Receptionist % D. MORRIS Receptionist CLARK'S FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT ''Everything For The Fireplace" 1102 E. Belmont Ave. 268 -3155 Fresno NONINI'S WINERY NONINI'S SELECT WINES Visitors Welcome 2640 N. Dickinson 264 -7857 P & R LIQUOR STORE Pete De Fendis & Ralph Leonardo 233 -1083 1205 Fresno Street Fresno ,uk Records Section T. WILFONG Receptionist W. BROWN S. CAMPBELL Typist Clerk Typist Clerk F. GERMAN T. GOFF B. BOLTON Typist Clerk Typist Clerk Teletype Operator AUTO BODY COLLISION REPAIR & PAINT 252 -2901 4533 E. BELMONT SERVING CENTRAL & NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Business Service Systems Security, Inc. SPECIALIST IN LOSS PREVENTION JACK W. BURT, President 3355 E. Shields Ave. • Suite E • Frenso, CA 93726 Phone (209) 226 -2955 DALE BELVIN TRANSPORT INC. 292 -2007 3705 N. CLOVIS AVE. • SUITE 102 FRESNO A -A AUTO WRECKING WE BUY JUNK CARS WE HAVE GOOD MOTORS - RADIATORS STARTERS - ALTERNATORS - REAR ENDS TRANSMISSIONS - ALSO BODY PARTS 410 W. GEARY AVE. 268 -4616 a Y. COUGOULAT Typist Clerk lit B. PETERSEN Teletype Operator JUEL J. ANSIEL, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR License No 240347 Pre -fab Walls & Packaging P.O. Box 156, Pinedale, CA 93650 • 435 -4420 BOWEN'S RADIO SERVICE CB RADIO SALES & SERVICE Warranty Station for Johnson - Cobra Midlan - RCA & President 3348 East Olive Avenue 264 -2776 IRELAND MANUFACTURING CO. Specializing in Clear Plastic Sheets Plexiglass Cut to Any Size 2376 Railroad Ave. 233 -1857 KENNEDY LUMBER CO. WHOLESALE 4258 No. Blythe Ave., Fresno 233 -2674 Records Section J. WEBER I. RODRIQUEZ Typist Clerk Typist Clet k JIM'S ARCO SERVICE Open 24 Hours — Complete Service Tune Up & Brake Service 1155 West Belmont, Fresno 266 -5317 MONARCH REFRIGERATION State License No 207473 266 -2393 1558 N. 9th, Fresno SUBURBAN STEEL INC. 268 -6281 706 W. California Street KEARNEY'S MANUFACTURING 8 K. P. IRON FOUNDRY INC. Fresno — 233 -2591 E. Vine Ave. & So. Dearing Ave. : A. KNOELKE Typist Clerk M.CLEMENTS Clerk F .y f 11, I. PALIUGHI Typist Clerk jack-Se-91imble 7 SHOP Decorative Candies & Accessories Phone 229 -2882 722 -A West Shaw ( Fig Garden Village) WHITIE'S PET SHOP Fresno's Largest and Most Complete 3528 E. Ventura Ave., Fresno 264 -2418 • P/P,POIIAI�r� RESS s DALE NEUMANN pip PRINTING WHILE -U- WATCH! '/' /�' 233 -4247 ' 1924 Fresno Street Fresno, Ca. 93721 DR. SIDNEY AMES, OPTOMETRIST Gives You Optical Service That Is Complete Downtown 1030 Fulton Mall 268 -5577 Manchester Plaza 1839 E. Dakota 227 -2529 ( 1 Block north of Sears) Modus Operandi Fingerprint Section } J. LASHBROOK ID Tech. II W. C. SCHMIDT TOOL AND DIE MAKER 776 N. BACKER 255 -2386 inSUNNYSIDE 11-EM AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TIRES — BATTERIES — ACCESSORIES MUFFLER SERVICE 5687 E. KINGS CANYON RD. • 255 -7181 SPARKY ELECTRONICS 2406 North Blackstone at Clinton Avenue Fresno, California 93703 Phone (209) 227 -2986 WHOLESALE TO ALL Nelson Sign Service DESIGN • SIGN WASHING FABRICATION • INSTALLATION 233 -1543 3147 S. GOLDEN STATE BLVD. California Contractors License 250227 EDWARDS LOCK & SAFE CO. 442 -0220 1901 E. Hammond • Fresno, CA A Key For Every Lock —A Lock For Every Purpose California State Contractor License 309161 R. SATERSTAD Sr. Identification Tech. Section Supervisor 85 L. KUFFEL Typist Clerk HOLIDAY POOLS, INC. CONTRACTORS LICENSE #274623 291 -5571 4961 E. DAKOTA AVENUE FRESNO DALENA & MARCIOCHI, INC. Ned F. Dalena & Louise A. Marciochi All Types Insurance — Surety Bonds 338 W. Shaw Ave. 226 -9414 "COVERING THE VALLEY" MID -STATE LINOLEUM FLOOR COVERING CONTRACTOR 4637 E. Turner, Fresno 251 -5505 RAY BROS. TRANSPORTATION TRUCK BROKERS SUPPLIERS OF TRUCKS FOR DRIED FRUITS - NUTS - SEEDS — FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES To All Eastern Destinations 237 -4752 — 237 -1877 1830 N. WOODSON • FRESNO VALLEY 1050 W. Whitesbridge Road sttNVlRS 266 -0627 Serving Fresno County Since 1946 SERVICE ALL BRANDS Aj frAf/rff- SALES �� SERVICr COLOR DEALER BLACK & WHITE RADIO quasar .'a STEREO ANTENNAS MICROWAVE OVENS MORGAN'S 1120 N. CHESTNUT AVE. • FRESNO Call Anytime 255 -5376 y/$,q and 2874 McCALL • SELMA 896 -5094 BEER SOFT DRINKS r;t PA t Tu hEuunElmJnr u�' rr: D & H DISTRIBUTING 2234 S. RAILROAD FRESNO Res. 251 -6322 Bus. 485 -1861 UNITED STATES COED STORAGE OF CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Central Valley Ice Co. 2003 Cherry Ave. Fresno 237 -6145 THE UNITED ACCOUNT ASK ABOUT IT! )RNIA BANK TOWER 1st & HERNDON OFFICE OFFICE 442 -6655 442 -6697 r; Wm. H. McDonald, Jeweler c1, =rlafied Gemologists - Registered Jeweler American Gem Society - Diamond Cutters 5056 North Palm Avenue 222 -5656 SAN JOAQUIN GLASS CO. COMMERCIAL AUTO RESIDENTIAL 268 -7646 2150 E. McKinley • Fresno, California 93703 Piemonte's Italian Delicatessen Phone 237 -2038 616 E. Olive Ave. Fresno, CA 93728 CALLAHAN QUILTING & MFG. CO. LOCK STITCH HAND GUIDED QUILTING CUSTOM BEDSPREADS & DRAPERIES PILLOWS, I—AMBRICQUINS, TABLE COVERS WUVEN WOODS - MINI BLINDS COMPLETE SELECTION OF FABRICS DORIS 0EYFR 1229 N. SIERRA VISTA ,2:09) 251 -19500 FRESNO. CA 93703 the famous line of "500" Ilne of car care products JOHNNIE HANOIAN DISTRIBUTING 701 -A "L" St. • Fresno, CA 93721 • (209) 266 -2916 BILL'S HOME FURNISHINGS DRAPERY AND CARPETS (209) 222 -6205 5092 N. Blackstone • Fresno, CA 93710 FRESNO DISPOSAL SERVICE Serving Greater Fresno and Surrounding Areas COMPETITIVE RATES HEAVY INDUSTRIAL & COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION COMPACTORS LEASED & SERVICED DAILY • WEEKLY • ON CALL BASIS 268 -8501 SEQUOIA DOOR CO. 5587 Airways Ave., East Fresno Main Jail Division D. LAUTERS Captain Division Commander J. BAUM Lieutenant A APPLIANCE PARTS and )Cf 10 EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS REFRIGERATOR - LAUNDRY - RANGE HEATING - COOLING — CAMPER & TRAILER SUPPLIES 4936 N. BLACKSTONE, FRESNO • 222 -8484 B & J Rent -A- Trailer System Inc. Local Trailer Rentals Joe's Exxon Station 406 N. H Street 442 -9873 STILLMAN DRUG CO. INC. DRUGS & SUNDRIES — FREE DELIVERY — 4786 E. Belmont at Chestnut 255 -8375 CHUCK'S TRANSMISSION SERVICE Automatics and Standards — Free Estimates — WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK 4438 E. Belmont Ave. 255 -1320 E:ll ,0 D. BRADFORD Lieutenant M. HOWE Lieutenant E. LIST Typist Clerk JERRY'S AUTOMOTIVE and Machine Shop ALL TYPES OF AUTO REPAIRS 1017 N. Blackstone Ave. 264 -4837 Compliments Of M. FRIIS - HANSEN & CO., Inc. Phone 233 -3121 1724 West McKinley (McKinley Ave. & U.S. Highway 99) JOHNSON -WAITE AUTO BODY AUTO BODY WORK & PAINTING Auto Glass Installed • Free Insurance Estimates Loaner Cars 2050 E. McKinley Ave. 237 -3191 GERRY SMITH MASONRY, INC. 4575 E. Floradora 255 -6346 H Main Jail Division G. BRITTAN Sergeant F. GOMEZ Sergeant p B. CARNS Sergeant H. GONZALES Sergeant COMMERCIAL BODY SALES & MFG. CO., INC. ALL TYPES BEVERAGE BODIES CUSTOM TRUCK BODIES 2680 S. ORANGE AVE. 266 -0836 SWISS AMERICAN BAR OUT WHERE THE SIDEWALKS END AND THE WEST BEGINS MAIN STREET SAN JOAQUIN ART PINE'S FRESNO FUNERAL CHAPEL 1136 A, Fresno 233 -1174 ' ^EAI BAKERY Mexican Pastries Jholesale & Retail 266 -5881 and 233 -6936 -* H. CHANDLER Sergeant M. LEONARDO Sergeant A. STEWART Sergeant R. DURHAM Sergeant E!4A G. MARTIN Sergeant R. STOUT Sergeant CUSTOM TRUCK PAINT & SIGN CO. 4227 S. Hiway 99 Phone 233 -0690 ELLIOTT MANUFACTURING CO. Industrial Supplies Hand Truck Coasters and Wheels 2664 S. Cherry 233 -6236 Main Jail Division W R. BROOME Correctional Officer D.HADLAND Correctional Officer M. CARROLL Correctional Officer D. HALDERMAN Correctional Officer TED RUDOLF LEN'S LAWN MOWER SERVICE New & Used Mowers — Sharpening & Repairing HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS 4691 N. Blackstone 222 -6849 ROL PAK FILTER SERVICE CO. SALES & SERVICE D & M Tractor Rollers - Lincoln Lube Equipment Cyclone Filters — Stratoflex Hyd. Hose & Fittings 2381 S. Sarah 268 -0292 UTILITY TRAILER SALES CO. Trailers - Semi Trailers - Commercial Bodies Third Axles Complete Line of Toyo Tires 2660 S. Railroad Ave. Phone 237 -2001 KIOUS ELECTRIC INC. Contractors License No. 307646 252 -3779 2727 N. Grove Industrial Drive, Suite 131 :- K. FOX Correctional Officer R. HUNTER Correctional Officer A. GARCIA Correctional Officer I C.JOHNSON Correctional Officer JOE SOU ZA DAIRY 266 -5938 3515'v-v. South Ave. Fresno ALERT PLUMBING CONTRACTORS LICENSE #336062 BILL HOSKINS DAVE WARD 439 -1560 7094 N. HARRISON AVE. • PINEDALE BEST WISHES FROM JAMES TEORE DAIRY 264 -1823 3495 So. Blythe Ave. Fresno GLOBE ELECTRIC CO. KOCH AVAKIAN CONTRACTORS LICENSE #95651 224 -0690 551 E. BROWN AVE. FRESNO Main Jail Division r L. LEACH Correctional Officer W. MARSHALL Correctional Officer C. OSBORN Correctional Officer R. McTEER Correctional Officer D. MILLS Correctional Officer V. PARMER G. TATHAM Correctional Officer Correctional Officer KESCO KINGS ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., INC. Phone 485 -7610 1949 S. Van Ness Avenue, Fresno, California 93721 183 S. 10th Ave., Hanford 582 -0331 131 W. Orange Ave., Porterville 784 -3434 BULLOCK'S VACUUM PUMPING Cesspool & Septic Tank Pumping WE PUMP OUT ALL THE SLUDGE Electric Snake Work 4725 E. Holland Ave. Fresno 291 -4833 BOYS MARKET GROCERIES • MEAT • PRODUCE BEER • WINES • LIQUORS COMPLETE VARIETY DEPARTMENT C STREET, FRESNO 237 -0896 0;� r/ "Service On All Makes" 46 E. Shaw Ave. at Blackstone 222 -6567 M CARPETERIA 227 -3587 4146 N. BLACKSTONE FRESNO A & B WALLCOVERING, INC. SPECIALIZING IN THE APPLICATION OF FINE WALLCOVERINGS COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL • REMODELING State License 4283045 3518 N. WOLTERS, FRESNO 227 -9992 SIRMAN & WARREN WHOLESALE DRUGS - SUNDRIES 414 P Street, Fresno BASQUE FRENCH BAKERY GENUINE SOUR DOUGH FRENCH BREAD & ROLLS BAKED LOCALLY Wholesale & Retail — Walk -In Trade Invited 2606 Kern Street 268 -7088 Main Jail Division Prin ■ct=� C. PALMER Jail Records Clerk I C. PORTER Sr. Jail Records Clerk 7M f} J. GLENN Jail Records Clerk FRESNO OXYGEN & WELDING SUPPLIES 245 M St., Fresno 233 -6684 VISALIA OXYGEN 2239 E. Main, Visalia 733 -2335 ALBRECHT'S WELDING HITCHES FOR ALL CARS AND TRUCKS TOW BARS — TRUCK RACKS TRUE PIVOT SWAY - CONTROLLED HITCHES SHAW & OLD "99" 485 -8460 Tinker Mie;gioti Clbapei Funeral Director James W. Copner "Where sympathy expresses itself through sincere service" 475 N. Broadway Fresno 233 -2101 ART TRIO SIGNS 233 -5733 4203 WEST ALAMOS • SUITE 10 FRESNO, CALIFORNIA 91 ■ E. BEECHER Jail Records Clerk V. MARQUEZ Jail Records Clerk AMERICAN PAVING CO. 355 N. Thorne 268 -9886 BROOKS P R C C V C T 6 FAf CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS P.O. BOX 5575 BOB PRINSELAAR FRESNO, CALIF. 93705 SALES RFPRESENTATIVE BUS (20 9) 431 -52eT LA FIESTA NITE CLUB Dancing and Cocktails Latin Nite Club 844 F St. 266 -5786 ACE ALUMINUM AWNING CO. AND ACE HOME SUPPLIES ALUMINUM AWNINGS - SIDINGS SCREENS - REPAIRS 1915 E. Olive Ave., Fresno 268 -3051 & 266 -1648 Main Jail Division R. MORENO Senior Stock Clerk L. DAILY Senior Jail Cook E. KINTGEN Stock Clerk C. BRUTON Jail Cook AUTO DIESEL ELECTRIC SPECIALISTS IN ALL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS 2764 S. RAILROAD AVE. 268 -9848 Compliments Of BET -R -ROOFS 237 -2042 LAMBE AIRCRAFT SALES & SERVICE 485 -6410 CHANDLER AIRPORT P.O. Box 11670 Fresno 93774 SCHUL TZ AUTO BODY & FENDER WORKS Since 1906 Complete Automobile Reconstruction 1436 N. Blackstone, Fresno 233 -3169 92 r- � 1 C. TAYLOR Senior Janitor md E. FAIRBANKS Jail Cook LARSEN -RATIO CONSTRUCTION CO. Varco- Pruden Metal Buildings 1901 E. Hedges, Fresno 237 -6163 KING'S ELECTRIC JIMMIE LATIMER OWNER 292 -6884 4933 E. LANSING WAY 9 FRESNO GENTZ CONSTRUCTION CO. State Lic. No. 257817 General Engineers — Contractors Paving — Sewer & Water Lines 3220 W. Belmont, Fresno 485 -6250 SAN CARLOS CAFE Carlos Urrea, Proprietor Mexican & American Food— Banquet Room AIR CONDITIONED 841 F Street 237 -3291 Branch Jail Division D. REED Lieutenant T. FRY Sergeant C. W. Jessen Construction Co. 827 E. Princeton Ave., Fresno, Calif. 93704 224 -0487 C. W. (Chris) Jessen State Lic. No. 271384 LA VICTORIA TORTILLAS Mfgs. of Fine Quality Corr•, & Flour Tortillas Visit Our New Facility — Wholesale & Retail Tamales Made Fresh Daily 760 F Street, Fresno 233 -1141 1W TENT CITY SURPLUS °aX" COMPLETE MODERN CANVAS FACTORY Awnings 439 -1345 Tarps 6722 N. BLACKSTONE AVE., FRESNO WESTERN METAL DEALER IN SCRAP METALS Sonny Greenberg, Owner 2813 E. Florence Ave., Fresno 264 -6246 93 W. LANG Sergeant J. NOLL Sergeant D. PAPAGNI Sergeant CLARK'S FIXTURES RESTAURANT & BAR EQUIPMENT AND FIXTURES 1461 Broadway 486 -0370 Danish Creamery Association Quality Famous Since 1895 F & Inyo Sts., Fresno 233 -5154 MANOR HOUSE U -SAVE LIQUOR "Run in before you run out" FOOD - WINE - DELICATESSEN Open 7 a.m. til 11 p.m. 2196 S. Elm Ave. Fresno 233 -0419 N I CO LA'S "HOME OF THE STUFFED STEAK" Lunch — Dinner Banquet Facilities Up to 26 NICK TROIANI: Your Host 3075 N. Moroa Ave., Fresno 224 -1660 Branch Jail Division Z. COCPER Correctional Officer _.AF M. DEWITTIE Correctional Officer �, i & f E. McCLURG Correctional Officer H. LEE Correctional Officer R. LEROY Correctional Officer E. PETERSEN J. PETERSON Correctional Officer Correctional Officer MISSION LINEN SUPPLY • TOWELS • GARMENTS • CLOTHS • LINENS • DUST MOPS • DOOR MATS • PRIDE WASHROOM SERVICE • EMBLEM SERVICE 2555 So. Orange St. Fresno 268 -0647 GARDNER'S SHOES FRESNO FASHION FAIR 227 -5077 North First and Shaw Ave. Fresno WES' SERVICE State Certified Smog - lights - Brakes 1785 W. Shaw Ave. at West 229 -6944 SAME LOCATION SINCE 1965 GLASS FOR AUTO • HOME u ( AUTO AND TRUCK AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE RON & DAN KELLER s , Owners 3230 E. Belmont Ave. Fresno, Calif. 93702 SINCE 1919 One Call Brings Instant Service to your Door Monday thru Saturday • Phone 233 -6691 94 PALACE MARKET 2447 West Church Road Fresno JACKIE'S COSTUMES * COSTUME RENTALS * THEATRICAL MAKE UP * WIGS * BEARDS * MUSTACHES Tuesday through Saturday. 10:00 A.M to 5:00 P.M. Jackie Robbins, Owner 1052 E. Olive (1 block east of Van Ness), Fresno266 -5200 KITCHEN -BEST PrePared Potatoes Frozen Foods 268 -8138 25 "L" Street Fresno CARL HCBE Consulting Petroleum Engineer & Geologist 227 -8003 4740 N. Arcade Fresno Branch Jail Division P. MORGAN Sr. Jail Records Clerk a-,� 4 r ` dr B. MARTINEZ Jail Cook _I %r T. CUDD Jail Records Clerk D. GUERRA Laundry Supervisor RUDY'S ELM PHARMACY "YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD REXALL STORE" RADIO DISPATCHED DELIVERY 370 B STREET 268 -8551 FRESNO VARNI ASSOCIATES 227 -2956 1211 E. Gettysburg, Fresno ASSOCIATED BRASS PRODUCTS, INC. PRECISION CASTINGS 7070 N. Harrison, Pinedale SUNKIST POOLS Phone 439 -5311 6116 N. Blackstone Fresno 95 R. WEBB Sr. Jail Cook a L. LOPEZ Stock Clerk CUSTOM SPRAYING - ORCHARD, VINEYARD • INSECTICIDES HERBICIDES @ FUNGICIDES - FUMIGANTS 9 FERTILIZER FARM SUPPLIES - GONDOLA GRAPE PICKING STAKE DRIVING 9 LAND LEVELING S & M FARM SUPPLY, INC. KEN SCHAAALL 5523 SO. PEACH, FRESNO 834 -2594 RES 834 -3860 MOBILE TELEPHONE; 237 -9103 - CAR 915 HOWARD GATTIE CHEVRON Chemn SERVICE STATION FULL SERVICE BRAKE SERVICE MINOR REPAIRS Phone 255 -2435 5596 E. Kings Canyon Rd. at Clovis Ave. EUROPEAN AUTOMOTIVE Specializing In B.M.C. - Jaguar - Rootes - Datsun - Volvo - Toyota Bob Vaughn - Owner 3240 E. Belmont Ave. • Fresno • 485 -4830 TRIANGLE DRIVE IN Across From Tourist Bureau BURKE GRILIONE, Owner 1310 W. Belmont 233 -8359 f CONGRATULATIONS P.A.L. DISTRIBUTORS 6629 N. Blackstone 439 -4860 1 WONG'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE, INC. Phone 233 -8424 2021 N. Weber Fresno Pan American Underwriters 4836 North Cedar Avenue 224 -0320 Valley Foundry & Machine Works, Inc. Leon S. Peters, President 2510 So. East Fresno TRIMMER of FRESNO San Joaquin Valley Distributors TRIMMER POWER LAWN MOWERS HONDA POWER PRODUCTS 2531 E. McKINLEY AVE. 266 -0582 CAR PARTS INC. Complete One Of Automotive e Truck • Tractor Parts 712 L Street, Fresno 268 -6363 PAPAGNI'S SERVICE TUNE -UPS — BRAKES & MINOR REPAIRS 268 -4666 1254 W. Clinton Ave. Fresno L & J TRUCKING Shakes and Shingles 724 N. Monte Avenue 485 -5563 JORGENSEN & CO. Fire Extinguishers and Safety Equipment Protective Systems 2691 S. East Ave. Ph. 268 -6241 Travelers Body & Fender Works Orvil & Jim Minnis, Owners 1861 Broadway and Sacramento, Fresno 266 -0561 DEMCO SUPPLY, INC. Your Library Specialist 5683 E. Fountain Way Fresno, CA 93727 291 -2576 BILL PARRISH CHEVRON SERVICE WE PICK UP AND DELIVER 5385 N. Blackstone Ave. 439 -4880 ADVANCE ELECTRIC CO. Specializing in NEW CONSTRUCTION REMODELING — SWIMMING POOLS Licensed Contractor — Free Estimates 1152 E. Paul 431 -1822 EL PATIO CLUB 818 F Street TWIN PALMS LIQUOR Fine Wines - Liquor - Keg Beer - Ice Cubes Hunting & Fishing License ED & ELAINE LEHMAN, Proprietors 1626 N. Cedar at McKinley 251 -5285 Best Wishes PRODUCERS PACKING CORP. 5545 W. DAKOTA AVE. 441 -8191 Justice is wina (and sometimes stupid) The figure representing justice is tradi- tionally shown with the eyes covered, to emphasize that, in exercising judgment, she considers only the relevant facts, and is not confused, distracted, or influenced by the personal appearance or identity of the per- sons involved. But we sometimes wonder if eyesight is the only sense not being used. The thought has often occurred to us that someone should establish an annual award for the most asinine court decision of the year, similar to the "Golden Fleece Award" given by Senator Proxmire for the most blatant waste of tax funds. The temptation is strong to suggest that it be called the "Birdbrain Award," but that could be construed as a personal attack on our esteemed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of California. So we'd have to settle for a more mundane title, perhaps simply the "INjustice Award," the "Judicial Boo -Boo of the Year," or -The Lopsided Gavel." NVhatever the name, a strong contender for such an award for 1979 would certainly be the ruling that parents have no right to permit the police to search the room of a minor child living at home, and presumably under their care, custody, and control. BEST WISHES FROM AUTO WAREHOUSE 1419 M. St. Fresno 266 -7811 PATTON SHEET METAL WORKS Air Conditioning Heating - Ventilating - Refrigeration Sheet Metal W. R. Patton Office 486 -5222 272 Palm — Fresno, Calif. 93701 97 The facts of the case, as reported by the news media,` are as follows. The mother of a seventeen- year -old boy found in his room a considerable quantity of marijuana, and evi- dence that he was not only a user, but also a dealer. She notified the police and requested an investigation. When the officers arrived at the home the boy was outside working on his motorcycle. The officers entered the house at the invitation of the parents, and, with the father's express permission, searched the boy's room. With evidence thus obtained, he was arrested and charged, and later was con- victed in juvenile court. Ile filed an appeal on the grounds that because he himself had not given permission for the search, it had been an invasion of his privacy and a violation of his rights; that therefore the search and seizure had been illegal, and the evidence thus ob- tained could not be used against him. The conviction was upheld by the Appellate Court, but when the appeal was heard by the California Supreme Court, that august body agreed with the youngster's contention and ordered the conviction reversed. The irony in the situation is that in addition to stretching the provisions of the Fourth Amendment to absurd lengths, the Court is B & H MARKET Groceries — Meats — Vegetables Beer - Wine 834 -5510 11024 So. Fowler Ave. VAN VLEET PROPERTIES Real Estate Loans TD's Bought 1739 E. Terrace 227 -8486 Fresno also acting contrary to the basic principle of juvenile law in California. The theory of that law is that the purpose of juvenile justice proceedings is not to punish, but to educate; that whatever sentence, or treatment, is imposed is intended to prevent the youngster from becoming a criminal rather than punish- ing him for already being one. The underlying premise is that even though a minor may have committed a serious crime, at such a tender age he is likely to be more receptive to guidance that would an adult, and that such treatment will be more conducive to rehabili- tation than would punishment per se. Only in recent years have the courts insisted on in- terpreting laws pertaining to juveniles by the same standards as those used for adults. Whatever course of action appeared to be in the best interests of the offending juvenile was acceptable. The idea is graphically illustrated by the difference in wording between a juvenile court petition and a criminal com- Compliments of NIPAK INC. 3902 E. Calwa Fresno OF FRESNO 224 -3391 714 W. Shaw Avenue in Fig Garden Village Loll RICH PRODUCTS CORP. Frozen Bread & Pastry 771� 320 "0" Street, Fresno Phone (209) 486 -7380 P & J FRESNO AUTO PARTS CO. Complete Automotive Supplies Wholesale & Retail 266 -8261 648 Broadway Fresno plaint filed against an adult. The petition is headed, "The People of California on behalf of 1 1 while the complaint begins, "The People of California against " In this particular case, it obviously was not in the best interests of the youngster's future to set him free on such a technicality, when there was no question regarding his guilt. Had the conviction been allowed to stand, and the youngster thus been given the benefit of pro- fessional counseling and guidance, along with a positive reminder that his parents still have authority over hilts, he might have grown up into a law abiding citizen. We're not saying that he still won't, but if he does, it will be in spite of the intervention of the criminal justice system, and not because of it. All he really learned was that parental authority is not respected by the court, and that no matter what a person does, there is likely to be some technicality of law that will permit .him to escape responsibility. BOB FLORES THE CHECKMATES COCKTAIL LOUNGE Lunches 1 l 'til 2, Mon. thru Fri. 5582 E. Kings Canyon Rd. 255 -9609 BILL J. RIPPEE INVESTIGATOR Licensed & Bonded ALL TYPES OF INVESTIGATION Civil - Criminal - Marital - Industrial Personal Injury - Child Custody Organized Labor Strike Investigations 2844 Fresno St. 229 -8106 LUM'S CHOP SUEY Chinese and American Dishes 609 Divisadero, Fresno 268 -7919 WILSON'S MOTORCYCLES Since 1919 Kawasaki - Bultaco - Husgvarna 443 Broadway 237 -0215 OUT TO PASTURE Again this year we have so many retired members to recognize that it would he impractical to follow our former policy of presenting a comprehensive biographical sketch of each one. We therefore, regretfully, present only the photograph with the date of entry into county service, rank or position heldat the time of retirement, and a mention of the major duties, assignments, and accomplishments of the retiree during his career. M ` '1 CHARLES ALEXANDER 1961 Deputy Sheriff III Jail, Bailiff, Patrol, Technical Services, Detective. President of Fresno County Sheriff's Depart- ment Employees Relief Associa- tion; member of the Board of Directors, Deputy Sheriffs' As- ociation; member of the Fresno County Retirement Board. JAMES BALDWIN 1957 Lieutenant Jail, Bailiff, Patrol, Assistant Divi- sion Commander, Services Divi- sion; member of the Fresno County Retirement Board. MASTER RADIATOR WORKS Ronnie Hall AC — ADelco Distributors Repairing • Recoring • Cleaning 616 Broadway 237 -0514 or 237 -0635 V/M CUSTOM BOAT TRAILERS 486 -0410 2853 So. Orange Ave., Fresno EN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 6 A.M. TO 2 A.M. HAPPY LIQUOR STORE LIQUORS - WINES - BEER - CHAMPAGNE ICE CUBES - GROCERIES OWNERS 23'7 -522'7 MARY MO AND 1010 F ST. AT TULARE BEN CHONG WONG FRESNO, CALIFORNIA •• dd A WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM 1950 Lieutenant Jail, Patrol, Special Investiga- tions; Commander, Branch Jail Division; President, Fresno Coun- ty Sheriff's Department Employ- ees Relief Association.. KIMMERLE BROS. Hydraulic Service 233 -1278 337 M Street Humphreys Construction Co. Custom Home Building DESIGNING - ESTIMATES - REMODELING State Licensed Contractor No. 288611 237 -0357 COMSTOCK SIGNS Brad Mikkilsen Owner - Manager (209) 268 -3778 1934 E. Home, Fresno, CA 93703 B &B :)AILBOATS Sailing Supplies Complete Coverage Hardware • Sails • Equipment JERRY ROSE 720 N. Fresno St. • Fresno, CA 93701 • 264 -0895 fir - _ - We Deliver - Phone 222 -3395 Ott= -__ -- DeKor Drugs _ Corner West & Shields Purity Shopping Center 1121 West Shields Ave. • Fresno 2254 N. Fresno St. • Fresno • 222 -3337 LOY LOY RESTAURANTS Dining Room And Take -Out At: Shaw at First — 227 -0906 West & Shaw — 431 -7142 Peach & Kings Canyon — 255 -1672 Shaw & Minnewawa, Clovis — 299 -9791 Take -Out Only At: 4235 E. Fountain Way at Cedar — 222 -7761 OXYCHEM FRESNO Agricultural Fertilizers & Pesticides 237 -4154 Oscar Kasparian 6385 E. North Ave. Manager Fresno Fresno Pallet Inc. Lumber Division i� MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY WOOD PRODUCTS W. D. BUD JOHNSON (209) 268 -0221 P.O. BOX 2925 • FRESNO, CA 93745 100 PICKER PARTS Manufacturers Of Parts For Mechanical Cotton Pickers And Rubber Products For Agriculture And Industry NATURAL - SYNTHETIC - MOLDING - SHEETING - EXTRUSIONS Rubber To Metal Bonding - Rubber Covered Rolls And Wheels 5687 E. Shields Avenue • 219 -3501 PUMA CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. "CUSTOM HOMES" State Contractors License No. 366483 485 -4585 4387 W. SANTA ANA ST. • FRESNO 93711 B & J Rent -A- Trailer System Inc. Local Trailer Rentals J & J Custom Upholstery Joe's Exxon Station 406 North H Street 442 -9873 ' PLAZA CAFE THE MEXICAN RESTAIIRANT Fa A Distinctive Taste In Mexican Food Luncheons & Dinner s Served Take Out or Reservations 4044 E. BELMONT • 442 -9720 ACE MOBILE KEY SHOP INC. Three Radio Dispatch Units Official Locksmiths for AAA & National 4572 E. Home Ave. Phone 251 -8621 TWO WAY FRUIT STAND Fresh Vegetables & Fruit Beer, Wine & Groceries 215 West California • 266 -3743 Floyd Orvel ARTHUR & ORUM WELL DRILLING DOMESTIC - INDUSTRIAL - MUNICIPAL - IRRIGATION REVERSE ROTARY OWNER OPERATED CONTRACI ORS LICENSE 4361319' 3262 E. CONEJO AVE. • FRESNO • 896 -5369 ANDY CAGLIA REALTY, INC. COMMERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL — RANCHES Andy Caglia, Real Estate Broker 266 -0291 4233 W. Sierra Madre, Suite 203, Fresno IiII RETIREMENTS ANN HARRINGTON 1965 Account Clerk Branch Jail Division {.s ALICE LaBOUNTY 1972 Typist Clerk 11 Branch Jail Division QUINTO MERLO 1955 Deputy Sheriff Jail, Bailiff, Patrol, Civil Section; participated in several Police Olympics. GERALD HUNT 1955 Deputy Sheriff II Jail, Bailiff, Mental Health & Transportation, Warrant Section. GEORGE LOWE 1968 Senior Stock Clerk Clothing Room Supervisor, Main Jail DELBERT NEELEY 1949 Senior Identification Technician Deputy Sheriff prior to re- classi- fication of position; supervisor of Fingerprint and Modus Operandi Section, Records and Identifica- tion Division; Recognized expert in fingerprint classification and related identification techniques. 101 JAMES KOSHGARIAN 1958 Communications Operator Radio Teletype .t VIRGINIA MATTOX 1962 Deputy Sheriff Women's Jail —Civil Section MARVIN OWENS 1967 Deputy Sheriff Former Constable, Parlier Judi- cial District. Justice Court Bailiff, Patrol, Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance Officer. ROD- RU -ARD KENNELS, REG. AIR CONDITIONED - HEATED - BOARDING - GROOMING OBEDIENCE TRAINING - PROTECTION TRAINING FOR ALL BREEDS German Shepherd Puppies - A r r r- German Shepherds - Stud Service STOUT SECURITY DOGS GEORGE STOUT: OWNER 843 N. Hughes, Fresno, CA 266 -6872 SERVING CENTRAL & NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Business Service Systems Security, Inc. Specialist In Loss Prevention JACK W. BURT, President 3355 E. Shields Ave., Suite E, Fresno • (209) 226 -2955 STATE FARM INSURANCE rNf�fewa Eugene Warner 4836 E. Belmont Ave. • Fresno • 251 -8651 FRESNO Robert Kempen, CREDIT President BUREAU 45 years And Going Strong 485 -7900 RAIN FOR RENT FRESNO SPRINKLER SYSTEMS - PIPELINES - PUMPS FOR RENT — FOR SALE 2474 W. Whites Bridge Road • 485 -5610 COMPLIMENTS OF F. C. Machado & Family Dairy 266 -2978 5445 So. Blythe Fresno CIRCLE GARAGE Complete Automotive &Truck Repair 485 -4350 303 W. Belmont COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 102 JAYNES & COMPANY Complete Auto and Truck Reconstruction Specialists Truck Body Building 24 Hour Tow Service 136 North Thorne 233 -3241 FRESNO INSULATION Residential & Commercial Building Specialists ACOUSTICAL — INSULATION — PARTITIONS DRYWALL — MARLITE DAVID P. LEWIS Contractor License No. 311848 201 Van Ness, Fresno 93721 • (209) 442 -1540 JACK BEBB Awning Sales & Service 264 -1976 641 E. University Ave. Best Wishes From Chester & Eugene Ambrosini Dairy 264 -1118 or 237 -0695 4505 W. Madison Fresno JENSEN & WATTS SMALL ENGINE CLINIC 255 -0465 516 N. Chestnut Ave. D & H BUILDERS State License No 323669 Vedo DeMarini — Lee Henley 233 -3722 4702 N. BENDEL • FRESNO FRESNO PLUMBING & HEATING CO. Pipe Cutting & Threading '/a through 4 Inches 255 -8353 4572 E. BELMONT FRESNO Aluminum Screen & Door Co. GLASS • PATIOS • AWNINGS • DOOR CANOPIES SLIDING WINDOWS & DOORS • SCREENS & DOORS CUSTOM MANUFACTURING — SALES & SERVICE 2333 E. McKINLEY RON KLAUS, Prop. Fresno, CA 93703 264 -0615 i RETIREMENTS bar, JOHN PAPAZIAN 1950 Captain Jail, Bailiff; Commander of for- mer Civil Division and of Services Division. Recognized as an expert in Civil Procedure. GENE PETRUCELLI 1958 Sergeant Former Constable, Kerman Judi- cial District. Field Supervisor, Civil Section; Member of the Board of Directors, Fresno Coun- ty Sheriff's Department Employ- ees Relief Association. JAMES ROUANZOIN 1952 Deputy Sheriff Jail, Bailiff, Patrol, Detective; Recognized as an outstanding detective. Ralph Anderson Brake & Wheel Service Wheel Alignment 8 Balancing Drum Trueing - Shock Absorbers Free Estimates 205 North H. Phone 237 -7688 103 Ci VIRGINIA PROCHASKA 1951 Communications Operator Radio Teletype drm HERMAN SAGHATELIAN 1956 Lieutenant Jail, Bailiff, Patrol, Commander of Branch Jail Division when it was known as the Industrial Farm; was largely responsible for moderni- zation of farming methods, and for establishment of several re- habilitation programs. BELMONT NURSERY Wholesale 255 -6645 7730 E. BELMONT FRESNO ACTIVE AIR MOBILE HOME SPECIALISTS Authorized Distributor For ARMSTRONG Air Conditioning & Heating Sales & Service - Lvaporaltve Coolers - State Lic 4308940 3350 W. SUSSEX WAY 229 -4026 CAL -LAND ENTERPRISES Contractor's License 4147193 226 -2732 5070 N. 6th * Suite 107 Fresno A & D AUTO PARTS 266 -9486 5170 W. SHAW AVE. FRESNO CHRISTENSEN TILE CO. Contractors State License #256712 486 -5233 FRESNO HENLEY & KRAMER INC. BUILDING CONTRACTORS 251 -7075 5376 E. GRANT FRESNO SHAW -WEST CHEVRON SERVICE MEL COX, Owner 2017 W. SHAW AVE. 222 -1526 G. S. DOUGLAS CO. WHOLESALE HARDWARE 291 -0263 2705 N. LARKIN AVE. BURL'S AUTO ELECTRIC Repairs or Exchanges Tune Ups — All Types of Electrical Work 1631 N. Motel Drive (Enter from McKinley) Phone 485 -4580 104 California Industrial Rubber Co. Everything That's Rubber Belting - Hose - Clothing - Boots - Gloves - Malting Tubing - Sponge - Buckets - Gaskets - Aprons - Sheets Belt Lace - Splicing & Repair - Leather & Cotton Belting Asbestos & Synthetic Packing 2728 S. Cherry Ave. 268 -7321 INDEPENDENT PLUMBING CO. Contractor's License #193337 COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL PLUMBING CONTRACTOR 251 -6005 4665 E. Hedges Fresno R RoW CLARENCE KRAGH _ President ELECTRIC MOTOR LARRY KRAGH INC. Vice- President 645 Broadway, Fresno, California a 266 -0104 &"Aftilv 9w" 225 -2500 J. D. CANADAY INC. Manufacturers of Plastic Pipe 485 -8235 2812 S. Orange Ave. • Fresno CALIFORNIA CHROME INC. 268 -8146 220 BROADWAY FRESNO Civic Center Square, Inc. Real Estate Development & Investment 900 Civic Center Square, Suite 200, Fresno DIDIER'S LIQUOR 255 -0032 4778 E. OLIVE AVE. FRESNO RETIREMENTS IdA An WESLEY SARMENT 1956 Criminologist Jail, Bailiff, Patrol, Technical Services; Specialized in identi- fication by handwriting compari- son; President, Fresno County Sheriff's Department Employees Relief Association. JACK STURGES 1951 Sergeant Former Constable, Ponderosa Judicial District; Supervisor, Northeast Sector, Patrol Division, ROBERT SAUM 1949 Assistant Sheriff Jail, Patrol, Detective; as a cap- tain commanded each of those divisions; Recognized as an ex- pert in safe and burglary investi- gation, and as a topnotch super- visor and administrator. RICHARD THOMAS 1955 Deputy Sheriff Jail, Bailiff, Patrol, Mental Health Detail, Warrant Section, VALVALLES 1959 Deputy Sheriff Former Constable, Sanger Judi- cial District; Patrol, Bailiff. 105 r ROBERT SMITH 1951 Criminologist Held rank of Sergeant before re- classification of position, Recog- nized as an expert in crime scene and other types of photography. LUTHER TREXLER 1956 Deputy Sheriff Jail, Bailiff, Patrol, Technical Services. HARVEY WINTER 1969 Deputy Sheriff Jail, Bailiff, Patrol, Civil Section. SUN SUN KITCHEN Open Every Day - 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. THE FINEST CHINESE FOODS TO TAKE OUT Howard Gee, Owner 1216 W. Shields, Fresno 227 -3579 - 227 -3570 o sRr,. i?I J 253 FULTON —FRESNO Corner Monterey ART SCHEDLER'S ENGINE REBUILDING & SUPPLY 624 Broadway, Fresno 268 -5091 FRESNO DAILY LEGAL REPORT, INC. PACIFIC RUBBER STAMP CO. WEBSTER & SONS PRINTING 237 -0114 233 -8712 745 "M" STREET, FRESNO, CA. 93721 When Hours Count — Call MANPOWER TEMPORARY SERVICES The Very Best in Temporary Help 225 -6990 1533 E. SHIELDS, SUITE E • FRESNO 93704 WALLER INVENTORY SERVICE Super Markets • Department Stores • Liquor Stores Priced at Bin -Book Cost INDUSTRIAL & RETAIL — FREE ESTIMATES 225 -5700 — 255 -5348 4229 E. CLINTON AVE. • FRESNO 93703 Donaghy Television Sales • Service • Rentals Rick Donaghy 606 No. First Street 233 -6161 DRUG SERVICE SYSTAMATIX, INC. 2526 E. Hedges Avenue Fresno 485 -4770 106 OPERATIVE PLASTERERS & CEMENT MASONS LOCAL NO. 188 �I M.W. PRINGLE- BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE ! 5228 E. Pine Ave. Fresno FRESNO ORTHOPEDIC CO. 1531 E. Belmont Ave. 266 -9759 ROLINDA AUTO PARTS FARM BUREAU TIRE DISTRIBUTOR Phone 264 -7686 9191 West Whitesbridge, Fresno HANDNIADE TILES DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED FACTORY AND BHo"ooM EsTo: FROM FHES NU D" 11 NORTH ON HWY. AI. ONE MILE FAST SAN AOUIN RIVER TURN LEFT II/ 10. MILES ON AVENUE 40101 nvr:Nt11�: 1I1 0 rlto.Nr. (209) 439-5720 ALBRIGHT ELECTRIC 20 Years Experience AIR CONDITIONING — WIRING Complete Wiring — Alterations Residential & Commercial Emergency Service Day or Night Call 3247 E. Saginaw Way 227 -6450 ACE LIQUOR Liquor * Beer * Wine Delicatessen * Soft Drinks 4710 E. Kings Canyon Road — 251 -6555 YOSEMITE COINS Buy & Sell Gold & Silver Coins Metal Detectors —Sell or Rent 163 N. Fresno St. • Fresno • 485 -8260 KONG'S MARKET Meat - Groceries - Produce Beer and Wine 3706 E. Olive 264 -9322 Volunteers Enhance Law Enforcement r on Will, t` f, j ►, .� or d No :4 0 i Am ANk PUBLIC SAFETY DIVISION JL , 1 � 1• From left, Sgt. A. Benov, Dep. N. Avedian, Dep. T. Holquin, Sgt. R. Doig, Dep. L. McMeen, Dep. J. Van Camp, Dep, B. MacDonald, Dep. G. Marzette, Dep. B. Stoccketti, Sgt. B. Stoccketti, Dep. E. Mulford, Dep. H. Hayes, Dep. R. Lopez, Dep. H. Crawford, Lieut. T. Miller, Dep. R. Stancoff, Sgt. B. Richter, Dep. L. Bates, Lieut. M. Garabedian. Not pictured, Capt. C. Weaver, Dep. R. Iknoian, Dep. B. Paulo. With Proposition 13 having a continually increasing adverse impact on Department operations, the role of the auxiliary units be- comes correspondingly more vital. We used to think we couldn't function adequately with- out them; now we know we couldn't. The peo- ple of Fresno County owe a vote of thanks to these civic - minded and public- spirited men H -J TROPHY SHOP Specialists in Trophies & Awards SCHOOL SERVICES For the finest in Caps & Gowns, Medals & Pins Headquarters for Customized Bulova Watches 4141 E. Gettysburg, Fresno 224 -1100 107 and women who devote their time, effort and resources to the furtherance of law and order. We regret the omission of photographs of the Fresno State Reserves and the Patrol Reserves, who assist in routine police opera- tions and handle special events in the metro- politan area. GORDON INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. 264 -5931 207 VAN NESS AVE. FRESNO ROTH'S CRANE SERVICE TANKS —STEEL BEAMS 80 - 100' - 110' Cranes LIGHT FIXTURES 14,000 Lb. Capacity TRUSSES Fully Hydraulic REFRIGERATION UNITS, ETC. 445 -1224 TRUCK DISPATCH SERVICE Truck Brokers 2055 E. North Ave. 486 -7920 LAMONA SERVICE CENTER 24 HOUR TOWING COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE and REPAIR 1316 N. First 237 -9159 BUD EBERWEIN BRAKE & WHEEL ALIGNING SERVICE 1821 Calaveras, Fresno 268 -6359 EBERWEIN SPRING SERVICE 2016 H Street, Fresno 237 -3511 JERRY'S TAVERN Phone 264 -2059 1547 Fresno at G Street Fresno 1512 TULARE STREET MEAT MARKET 0rn.oked H&I". 130XD". WHOLESALE & RETAIL BRENTWOOD ESTATES built by WESTCAL, INC. Robert McCaffery: President Jerry DeYoung: VP /Construction Karen McCaffery: Vice Pres. Paula DeYoung: Corp. Secretary Contractor's License No. 304403 4228 N. CEDAR FRESNO (209) 224 -7405 J. DEAN BALLARD TILE & MARBLE CO. State License No. 297024 291 -9408 3141 N. ARGYLE • FRESNO IL EAST SIDE BODY SHOP BODY WORK — PAINTING AUTOS — TRUCKS — CUSTOM WORK We Invite Insurance Work— Estimates Given 4491 E. Belmont Ave. 255 -7649 Fresno LEO'S WATCH SHOP Diamonds — Bulova Watches — Sony TV Stereo — Radio — Oriental Gifts 1029 E Street 264 -1511 NEW ENGLAND SHEET METAL WORKS, INC. QUALITY AND SERVICE FOR 60 YEARS AIR CONDITIONING — SHEET METAL WORKS 2731 S. CHERRY AVE. 268 -7375 MID VALLEY MOTORS One of the Valley's Largest Independant Volkswagen, Toyota and Datsun Service Centers Repair and Parts 4540 N. BLACKSTONE 222 -8885 INTERIOR CONTRACTORS INSULATION — DRYWALL — ACOUSTICAL 441 -0170 2910 Heaton, Fresno CA Commercial • Residential • Industrial Sandblasting B & J Painting Contractors License No. 355096 James Goin 3865 N. Hulbert Phone 224 -3332 Fresno, Calif. 93705 LINOLEUM —VINYL FLOOR COVERING INDOOR AND OUTDOOR CARPET — SUNDRIES Conner's Floor Covering Contractors License No. 274034 R. E. "BOB" CONNER 2323 E. McKinley • Fresno, CA 93703 • 268 -4417 PILOT CAR SERVICE By FRESNO ESCORT B. E. Licensed Since 1957 (209) 229 -1390 Radio Phone 237 -1111 - Car 9755 Phil Kent • Fresno, CA • 229 -1390 or 26 8-8758 1 J� � II FRESNO COUNTY SHERIFF'S POSSE From left, rear: T. Abatti, R. Peek, R. Haire, D. Olsen, J. P. Glenn, M. Ketcher, B. Cairns; second row: T. Samonian, R. Hansen, T. Farmen, J. Bacorn, E. Campos, J. Manfredo, Richard Smith, M. Sheehan; third row: B. McDonald, B. Althoff, D. Ross, K. James, H. Shelton, A. Powell, G. Borge, E. Knight; front: M. Lima, C. Anderson, L. Nilmeier, liaison officer, J. Nulick, T. Venner, Commander, Robert Smith. ELM AUTO DISMANTLING TRUCK PARTS PICKUPS & USED TRUCKS We Pay Cash for Used, Wrecked or Whole Trucks & Tractors ANDERSON ROCK PRODUCTS 11000 N. LANES ROAD 109 BETTER PEST CONTROL Pest & Termite Specialists over 20 years Guaranteed Service - Residential - Commercial 4583 E. Floradora 2_' -8286 W. S. EMERIAN TRUCKING GENERAL COMMODITIES — STATEWIDE 485 -9520 2693 S. CHESTNUT FRESNO THE VAN DYKE NEWS CO. Wholesale Distributors of America's Leading Magazines and Books VALLEY WELDING & MACHINE WORKS 2543 So. Orange Ave. 268 -5014 UPHOLSTERY CITY SEAT COVERS — CUSTOM INTERIORS Autos • Boats • Trucks • Planes Fine Used Cars 6070 N. Blackstone Ave. 431 -4300 GERMAN AUTO REPAIR Specialized in Mercedes & Volkswagen Service & Parts • GERMAN TRAINED MECHANIC • GERMAN CRAFTSMANSHIP • SINCE 1967 1828 E. Hammond Ave. (near Olive & Abby)237 -8090 PENA JANITORIAL SERVICE DEPENDABLE — REASONABLE 5473 W. Fairmont 264 -7636 PAULINE'S SPORTSWEAR 1st & McKinley, next to Potter Drug 3121 E. Mayfair Ct. Ph. 233 -0473 Rose E. Meadows, Owner- Manager WARRICK ELECTRIC INC. 1324 W. Iota Road, Fresno 264 -4163 FRESNO PLANING MILL CO. Est. 1908 General Mill Work H & Monterey 233 -7218 110 DIAMOND MOTORS WE FINANCE ALL THE CARS WE SELL 268 -8433 344 ABBY YEE PHARMACY 1129 F Street, Fresno 264 -4218 PASTEL MOTORS Limp In — Leap Out In A Top Ouality Used Car Dave Brandon 304 Abby Call me at 485 -3875 LOUIE KEE MARKET Fresh Meat & Groceries 1041 Tulare St. 233.7527 Fresno PARDINI'S GROCERY Complete Grocery line On and Off Sale Beer and Wine 5014 W. Shields 264 -7623 FASHION FURNITURE CO. Furnishings for the entire home 4935 North Blackstone Fresno 227-1611 FRESNO NOTIONS & DRUG CO. Wholesalers 2964 E. BUTLER FRESNO LEROY WEST 24 -HOUR TOWING AUTO BODY REPAIR & PAINT 2011 E. Clay, Fresno 237 -4112 AtP IL Ki } ♦ �. !a t -, AIR IN-P ►• ..i `� ��( � Vii► 0 1 w +T , FRESNO COUNTY SHERIFF'S AIR SQUADRON From left: rear, B. Moyers, E. Riedenauer, G. Staley, A. Brennick, D. Barber, K. Young, E. Tremble, A. Holmer; middle, D. Proctor, S. Gibbs, R. Bland, W. Fisher, H. Kent, M. Janzen, R. Anderson, G. Brannan, H. Pendergraft, Lieut. C. Lovgren, liaison officer, Det. C. Hoy, assistant liaison officer, front, M. Simmons, R. Hooper, M. Lewis, E. Stone, C. Baumbach, T. Copp, G. Kohfield, L. Asher. "DOC KILZUM" HIS PATIENTS ALL DIE Paramount Pest Control Service "We Control Pests'' 2143 E. McKinley 268 -4266 JENSEN AUTO PARTS 233 -3881 3230 E. Jensen Fresno L & S MARKET 264 -6495 3269 So. Golden State Blvd. Fresno IVA Lunch & Dinner Xa 2 LOCATIONS ELBOW ROOM FRESNO 1054 W. SHAW ELBOW ROOM CLOVIS 198 SHAW, CLOVIS OWL TRANSFER CO., INC. Agents — Allied Van Lines, Inc. J. C. JONES, JR., President, " Shorthoul J. C." F. H. TUSCHHOFF, "Long Haul Tush" HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVERS 486 -7880 "The Movingest Movers in Fresno" RAMSEY DRY WALL SERVICE Drywall Service • Taping • Texturing Acoustical Ceilings • Sheetrock Installation Quality Workmanship 4559 E. Home Ave. 251 -7316 111 J TOM'S FOODS POTATOE CH WS MADE LOCALLY P.O. Box 12144 Fresno. Calif, 93706 Compliments JENSEN & PILEGARD Fresno HOWELL AIR CONDITIONING & SHEET METAL, INC. 4404 N. Effie 222 -5224 ARROW PHARMACY 4796 E. Kings Canyon Road 255 -8351 FRESNO PAPER BOX CO., INC. Manufacturers of Folding Cartons Die Cutting Jobbers of Stock Corrugated Cases 2192 S. Railroad Ave., Fresno 485 -9120 LARSEN BROS. AUTO PARTS New Automotive Parts 1631 N. Motel Drive 233 -3126 PICCOLO'S FLOWERLAND i( One of Fresno's Leading Florists" 1 ' 233 -8851 1030 NORTH FRESNO STREET (Near Olive) WEBSTER RADIO, INC. Commercial - Amateur - Citizens Band SUPPLIES AND SERVICE 2602 E. Ashlan Ave., Fresno 224 -5111 G & A LIQUOR 442 -9735 1438 Ventura, Fresno W. M. LYLES CO. PIPELINE & UTILITY CONSTRUCTION California Contractor's License No. 88041 4685 East Hedges • Fresno • 255 -8364 112 SABER'S GROCERY COMPLETE GROCERY LINE — BEER —WINE Mon. -Fri., 7 -6 Sat., 7 -5 Closed Sunday 3320 W. Jensen 266 -6837 COMMERCIAL MFG. & SUPPLY CO. 2432 South Railroad 237 -1855 M.J.B. PLUMBING, INC. For Quick Service Call 237 -5686 905 W. Pine, Fresno MADISON HARDWARE Hardware - Plumbing - Sports Goods 4032 W. Whitesbridge 264 -1730 HONDAS MARUKO CYCLERY SALES and SERVICE 2848 E. Belmont 485 -2450 H. B. EASTMAN, INC. TRUCKING GENERAL HAULING 3329 W. Dudley Ave., Fresno 268 -7216 BILL'S RENTAL SERVICE "We Salute the Sheriff's Department for a Job Well Done.'' Bill Vollgraff, Owner 207 E. Sierra, Fresno 435 -3290 SERVICE BODY WORKS Body - Fender and Painting Color Matching 251 Broadway, Fresno 237 -7719 Lorence and Michael Seibert CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS & FIXTURES COMMERCIAL — RESIDENTIAL LEROI'S CUSTOM CABINETS COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL REMODELING Contr. Lic. No. 352608 LEROI VANNUCCHI, Owner 4567 N. BENDEL • FRESNO • 441 -0666 MECCA BILLIARD SUPPLIES POOL TABLES Recovering and Restoring of Commercial and Home Tables— Custom Pool Cues —Lamps 1621 E. Belmont • Fresno • 237 -8393 JEEP RESUCE UNIT Left to right, Back Row: Dep. Bob Johnson, Chuck Johnson, Richard Massenge, Bill Peterka, Bill Gentry, Don Dobson, Dick Haas, Dave Martin, Carl Snavely. Left to right, kneeling: Mike Mehrten, Frank Camin, Russ Dunbar, Dan Brown, Darryl Moore, Jim Lyons. J & L APPLIANCE Repairs On All Makes Washers, Dryers, Etc. Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Sales & Service Contractors Lic. #304206 251 -6734 MALAGA FOOD CENTER GROCERIES — PRODUCE — MEAT BEER — WINE Chevron Gas & Oil 4412 S. Maple Ave. 485 -8710 CAREY OIL COMPANY, INC. Jack C. Carey PETROLEUM PRODUCTS P. 0. Box 11788, Fresno �(,o 266 -8226 ANDELLA LIQUOR Complete Liquors * Wines * Delicatessen 501 N. Van Ness at Belmont 266 -1672 113 MANUEL J. SILVA DAIRY 264 -7936 2947 W. MANNING AVE., FRESNO DUNCAN'S LIQUORS Liquor * Groceries * Sporting Goods * 24 -Hour Ice Service * Sunday - Thursday 8 to 11 Friday & Saturday 8 to Midnight 1805 W. Olive (1 Block off Freeway) 237 -3257 ANGELO'S DRIVE IN Featuring the Best Hamburgers Bar B -Q Beef Sandwiches 710 W. Olive Ave. 268 -3726 AGUILAR BODY & PAINT SHOP Complete Auto Body Repair Free Estimates 1934 F. McKinley 485 -2571 HUMPHREY BROS. INSURANCE Established 1906 841 No. Fulton 264 -3541 PAT CHIARITO TRUCKING, INC. Tractor Hauling Our Speciality 2006 W. Jensen Ave. 485 -0804 Bourzac Concrete Construction Swimming Pool Cantilever Kool Decks Pool Plastering 850 E. Santa Ana 227-"_11885 CIRCLE W APPLIANCE CO. Major Repair on Westinghouse Only 2005 E. Belmont, Fresno 233 -5865 AIR WAY HOOVER - EUREKA CO. Sales & Service - Parts For All Makes New & Used * * * Open Saturdays 3069 E. Shields Ave., Fresno 224 -8143 NORMART'S FURS Established in 1895 226 -4171 5091 N. Fresno St. Corner of Shaw & Fresno St. RIDGE ELECTRIC MOTOR CO. Electric Motors - Portable Tool Repair Commercial Kitchen Equipment Repair Wiring and Supplies 1215 G Street 268 -5031 RAY FISHER PHARMACY 4646 N. Blackstone Ave. Phone 222 -3033 GIBBS AUTOMOTIVE & TOWING SERVICE 24 Hour Towing Service 1606 N. West Ave. at McKinley 268 -0641 BUFORD'S APPLIANCES INC. Serving Fresno Since 1917 HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING Sales - Installation - Central Systems - Package Equipment 2660 W. Andrews Ave., Fresno Lic -25321)e 233 -5203 114 RICO'S HAIR FASHIONS 3049 E. Ashlan 222 -3662 SANTA FE HOTEL Basque Dinners 935 Santa Fe, Fresno 442 -9896 FUNG'S KITCHEN CHINESE & AMERICAN FOOD TO GO 251 -3234 4141 E. Butler Ave. Fresno SAMS Luggage and Leather Goods Re-Nu-All Shoe Service Telephone 233 -0825 1017 Fulton Mall, Fresno, California 93721 Compliments of SARKIS K. SARKISIAN MARY SARKISIAN MOSESIAN HOLLY DEPARTMENT STORE 1027 F Street Fresno JOE NOSBISCH TRUCK AND WINDOW LETTERING 264 -4559 KENNETH LOUIE Noodle Mfg. & Bean Crop Pkg. 471 N. Teilman 264 -2745 FRESNO TRUCK CENTER (Formerly Fresno White & Autocar Sales) DISTRIBUTORS OF White - Autocar - Freightliners Trucks Sales - Parts —Service 2707 S. East Ave. • Fresno • 486 -4310 PINEDALE AUTO PARTS 439 -7610 7133 N. Blackstone Fresno J. BLANCO D. H MES Coalinga Reserve Group T T.BRALY goo J. McELROY FRESNO GRAPE STAKE YARD POSTS, GRAPE STAKES & PALINGS 237 -3922 2838 S. ELM AVE. FRESNO PAUL'S SHOES Shoes for the Whole Family 2020 Tulare, Fresno 237 -5723 CENTRAL -CAL WATER HEATER CO. 439 -7478 657 W. Sierra Fresno PAINTING, ALL TYPES GLASS INSTALLATION G & G AUTO BODY Insurance Estimates :: All Work Guaranteed No Job Too Large, None Too Small Owners — Gerald Ward - Gary Eggert 1567 N. Effie, Fresno 486 -1414 115 � - r J. BUCKNER J. REDDING u R. CARSON G.SEMENKO Liaison Officer ASHLAN PHARMACY We Deliver Prescription Service — Cosmetics — Gifts — Greeting Cards 222 -7794 2620 East Ashlan at North Fresno Oarrett JOamse • COLONIAL • MEDITERRANEAN • PROVINCIAL • TRANSITIONAL 149 No. Fulton St. 3011 E. Shields Ave. INSURED AMMUNITION CO. Serving Law Enforcement Agencies 6735 W. Herndon Ave. Fresno, CA 93711 (209) 233 -4405 MATTESON CLOVIS BUTCHERING SERVICE DIVISION OF CALIFORNIA BEEF CO. JOE SALCEDO Phone 299 -6259 4919 E. NEES or 299 -5808 ED'S RADIATOR SERVICE • CLEANING • REPAIRING • RECORING • Air Conditioning & Heater Repairs Free Estimates * Pickup and Delivery 340 North H Street 485 -6670 ARCHITECTURAL Concrete Products • TEXTURED CONCRETE • Reinforced Concrete Crib Specialist 2614 W. DUDLEY AVE., FRESNO 485 -1192 LA MAR ELECTRONICS 12 "L" Street, Fresno 264 -3636 A -1 INSULATION & FENCE CO. Specializing in Quality Cellulose Home Insulation And Masonry Fencing 6766 E. Olive, Fresno 251 -6219 RICE ROAD DUMP ALLEN VOLPA, President 10463 N. Rice Road, Fresno 439 -9211 ART'S MERCANTILE Groceries • Wine • Beer • Gas • Oil 442 -1995 2082 W. Whitesbridge REUBEN'S TV Motorola Sales & Service —Color and Black & White 209 N. Maple Ave. • 251 -2081 Greek Party Mix Delicatessen Specializing in International Foods Ken and Betty Blair 3736N. Blackstone • Manchester Mall • 227 -9344 SUNNYSIDE HARDWARE & GIFTS Sporting Goods • Housewares • Colt, Smith & Wesson & Ruger: Dealer • Doug Cox Doug Burchfield 5570 E. Kings Canyon, Fresno 251 -3294 DON'S MOBIL SERVICE 1306 W. Clinton at West Avenue 116 A and M CARPET 620 W. Olive, Fresno 237 -2156 t O. K. PRODUCE 268 -7031 1502 G Street, Fresno Compliments Of EEZER PRODUCTS 4734 E. HOME AVE., FRESNO McPheeters- Drake - Anderson Land Surveying 814 N. Van Ness Avenue _Fresno, CA 93728 268 -0858 Compliments Of A Friend Mr. Sanford of California Pants And Tops That Do The Nicest Things For Your Figure Smartest in Ladies' Sportswear Ask For Our Label In Your Fresno & San Joaquin Valley Stores 1560 H Street • Fresno • 268 -8677 ZLFRED'S FAMILY RESTAURANT Shish Kebab—Lunch—Dinners—Steak—Fish—Chicken Take Out Service Blackstone & Dakota and Bullard & West 229 -7853 Fresno 439 -0568 Hudson's Eastgate Shell Service Expert Tune Up and Brake Work 251 -9665 4802 E. Kings Canyon at Chestnut • Fresno WONG'S CITY MARKET 233 -1707 5591 W. SHAW HAMILTON'S Groceries • Liquor • Gas 264 -8609 8888 S. Elm Avenue Fresno History of the Selma Reserve Unit By Caroline Butcher In 1974 the need for a reserve deputy sheriff unit in the Selma area became readily ap- parent. Reserve coordinator Sgt. G. Lawless contacted "Woody" Andrade (Selma) and Jake Tiger (Selma) from the Metropolitan reserve unit, and with their help began the procedure of starting a new reserve unit. Vernon Alt, then a newspaper editor and a Fowler Police Department reserve officer, and Clark Huddspeth, a retired deputy con- stable from the Fowler area, got in on the groundwork. Ads in the local newspapers turned up several responses, and the Selma unit started with about eight men. Qualifications at that time were that the applicant be over 21 years of age, have no criminal record, and have a strong and real desire to do the work. (P.C. 832, Firearms and Arrest Procedures, did not have an effect until a later time.) Reserve officers worked with the regular deputies to supplement the patrol force and also worked at the steadily increas- ing numbers of special details for local schools and for the private sector. The number of officers in the unit has fluc- tuated over the years from a low of five to a high of 25. Presently there are 15 officers in the unit, and several applications are pending. In the six years since the formation of the unit, 15 officers have gone into full time law en- forcement. Qualifications have changed a bit. In ad- dition to the original three, P.C. 832 is now a must, and completion of a P.O.S.T. Reserve PARADISE CLUB 1038 F STREET PHONE 442 -9824 117 Academy (200 classroom hours of training in laws and procedures) and 200 hours of super- vised patrol are needed to qualify for the title of Level I Reserve. Training is done on a monthly basis, and all records are kept ac- cording to P.O.S.T. standards. Background checks are done like those of a regular deputy. Desire still plays a big role for the reserve deputy. Issued only a badge and an LD. card, the reserve in turn furnishes a complete uni- form, leathers, a weapon, a baton, and a minimum of 200 hours per year. In 1979 the Selma unit worked 2,800 hours of volunteer patrol time, a dollar savings to the taxpayers of $30,800. Beyond augmenting the patrol force, the reserve program serves a multiple purpose. An officer may find that this is truly the type of work he or she wants to make a career of, and will further his or her schooling accord- ingly. For those persons already committed to another line of full time employment, being a reserve is a way of doing community service. It has been said that the reserve program is for "big kids wanting to play cop." We can assure you that we are not playing at anything. When we are on duty we are bound by the same policies and code of ethics as a regular deputy. We take the position after a great deal of consideration —our own and the Depart- ment's —and we invest a great deal of "free" time to better ourselves. Even off duty, the pride of being a Sheriff's Reserve Officer colors our actions. We serve —and are proud to do so. MATTOS BROS. DAIRY MANUEL & TONY MATTOS 266 -7627 6201 S. BRAWLEY AVE. FRESNO SELMA RESERVES E.ANDRADE Captain k D. RHODES Sergeant J I# M. BABB Lieutenant "Ov V il 42, U. RODRIQUEZ Sergeant GREEN'S CYCLERY SCHWINN BICYCLES Sales & Service 1855 E. Gettysburg 227 -5331 HORN PHOTO SHOP Open 8:30 - 5:30, Mon. - Fri. Sat. 9:00 - 4 69 E. Belmont Fresno 233 -8323 DOMINIC'S LIQUORS Visit Our Beautiful Wine Cellar 6030 N. Blackstone 439 -4231 BEER MONUMENTS Formerly West Belmont Granite Works Monuments - Statuary in Bronze - Granite - Marble 505 W. Belmont at Fruit 237 -7888 118 M. BRAY Lieutenant D. DICKS Sergeant I. TALAMENTES Sergeant HOLT LUMBER INC. Lumber - Plywood - Building Materials DICK HOLT BILL HOLT 1916 S. Cherry Ave. FRESNO 233 -3291 FRESNO HOBBY California's Largest Stock Of Crafts * Planes * Trains * Boats & Supplies MODEL ROCKETS & SUPPLIES METAL DETECTORS 3026 N. Cedar Ave. 226 -4880 Fresno LIQUOR LOCKER RETAIL LIQUOR STORE 4616 E. Belmont, Fresno 255 -3892 BROWNING- FERRIS INDUSTRIES OF CALIFORNIA, INC. WASTE SYSTEMS DIVISION We specialize to RESIDENTIAL • INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL INSTITUTIONAL Waste Problems 486 -1551 up — SELMA RESERVES W. ABBOTT do R. BURLESON M. DEL PUPPO HOME FURNITURE CO. Brand Name Furniture & Appliances 1332 Van Ness 233 -4672 DIESEL ENERGY CO. Arnold Wallace Diesel Fuel Injection — Sales & Service 2428 S. Railroad Ave. 268 -7936 RONNIE'S MIDWAY MARKET 7091 North Blackstone 439 -2509 JAE'S CLEANERS & TAILORS Laundry Service - Alterations - Reweaving 1325 Hazelwood 264 -5527 FRESNO AG HARDWARE ''You Can Always Get It At Fresno Ag" 4550 N. Blackstone at Gettysburg 224 -6441 119 C. BUTCHER v B. FORBES T. CROSNO J & J SERVICE Groceries - Meats - TV - Appliances 9010 So. Elm 834 -5034 JOHNNIE'S MARKET & CAFE 237 -4138 3292 N. Weber LARRY'S AUTOMOTIVE Engines & Engine Parts — Wholesale & Retail 81 E. Pinedale St., Pinedale 439 -0543 MELODY FOOD MARKET 233 -5039 5149 W. Shaw, Fresno JONES WINDOW SHADES 233 -6523 274 N. FRESNO ST. NEAL'S TRANSMISSION SERVICE Specializing In Automatic Transmission and Air Conditioning 1440 B STREET 486 -1340 FRESNO, CA MOY'S CHINESE RESTAURANT DINING ROOM and FOOD TO GO 227 -0735 2636 E. ASHLAN AVE. FRESNO LIBERTY AUTO SERVICE Complete Auto Repairing Motor Overhaul — Motor Tune -Up Brake Service — Electrical Work 1008 C Street Phone 233 -9122 VIETTY'S MARKET 264 -5204 3394 Butler Avenue TOKIWA -RO JAPANESE & CHINESE DINNERS 943 E Street 266 -5329 WEST FRESNO DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 237 -1558 1501 Kern Street, Corner of F Street Fresno Sterling's Funeral Home Feltus L. Sterling, Proprietor 1146 B Street, Fresno 226 -9711 ARMEN'S FLOWERS Flowers for All Occasions Bob and Joy Work, Owners 1592 N. West Ave. at McKinley 264 -5005 POOLQUIP Pool Supply 485 -7130 1338 N. Blackstone, Fresno VALLEY RADIATOR CO. 237 -0723 1221 North Blackstone 120 CALWA REXALL PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Quality Rexall Products 3978 E. Jensen Ave., Calwa 268 -7876 RENO'S SPECIALIZED SERVICE 1659 Broadway 268 -0629 MIKE BELLOW CONTRACTOR 1521 N. Maple — Fresno 255-7611 KOMOTO DEPARTMENT STORE 1528 Kern Fresno CONEY ISLAND LUNCH 1906 Tulare St. 233 -2323 CARL'S AUTO REPAIR General Repairs - All Makes 5025 E. Kings Canyon Rd. 251 -6806 FRESNO SAW SERVICE POULAN AND STIHL CHAIN SAWS Trimmer Power Mowers - Complete Saw Service 721 N. Fresno 237 -1407 Compliments NORMAN OLSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. Johnson's Belmont Foreign Car Service DATSUNS • TOYOTAS • VOLKSWAGENS (209) 255 -5411 4225E. Belmont Ave. (corner se moor a cedar) Fresno 93702 CODY BROS. PLUMBING Writ Allen 8, Carl Allen, Jr. 8171 E. HEDGES 251 -7772 SELMA RESERVES F. JOHNSON T. O'DONOVAN J. PAREDES R. SCHMALL ow R. SPRING HOLCOMB & SON, INC. ENGINES & ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT DEEP WELL DEVELOPING Cal. Contr. Lic. No 243928 — Class 57 8 61 P.O. Box 9186 • 1420 N. Hughes • Fresno, CA (209) 237 -0869 Chevron SHAW AND 99 CHEVRON SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNMENT 264 -8008 5270 W. SHAW AVE. FRESNO CALWA CAFE 233 -9360 4145 E. Jensen, Calwa LIQUOR JUNCTION SPORTING GOODS "House of Fine Spirits" 2649267 5092 W. Shaw Ave, Hiway City 121 I d J. WILLIAMS Dorsey & Shirley Mason DORSEY'S LIQUOR STORE Service Is Our Policy 4803 E. Tulare Ave. 251 -6632 HOME SERVICE REPAIR FURNACES - COOLERS - ELECTRICAL - PLUMBING Day and Night — References 224 -2618 2637 E. Pontiac, Fresno ACME AUTO PARTS AUTO WRECKING CHEVY & FORD SPECIALISTS — 24 -HOUR TOWING BEN MATHEW OWNER 3272 S. Elm Ave. 237 -2439 Automatic Transmission Center Don Osterberg, Owner 233 -8848 1287 N. Blackstone Ave. STRUZA'S LIQUORS 2974 So. Elm Fresno 264 -3275 EAST FRESNO AUTOMOTIVE TUNE -UP — BRAKE SERVICE — REFRIGERATION John A. McGraw, owner Shop 255- 2177 -- Res. 255 -2349 4644 E. Tulare Fresno Eat Out & Enjoy Life S. E. RYKOFF & CO. HUEBNER SPORTS SKIING — TENNIS — BACK PACKING & WATER SKIING EQUIPMENT West and Olive Aves. 485 -5320 F & L LIQUORS "The Best Liquors, Beers, Wines" Fred Gong 1288 N. Fresno St., Fresno 266 -1864 LLOYD'S AUTOWERKSTAT German Auto Repair 237 -5924 1426 N. Blackstone Ave. Fresno RICHARD'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE 1609 East Belmont Avenue 266 -4077 ACE LAWNMOWER SALES & SERVICE Sharpening & General Repair * Pickup & Delivery 2003 E. California Ave. 233 -8788 United Automotive Works Truck Repairing Used Truck Parts 304 "N" Street 264 -2937 EVAN'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Generators - Starters - Alternators Carburetors - Water Pumps 531 Fulton 268 -4704 122 BUSSEY WELL PIPE WORKS 1555 N. Chestnut 251 -8448 JORGENSEN'S BATTERY SHOP 4740 E. Kings Canyon Road 255 -0800 LEWIS FOOD MARKET Fresh Meats • Produce • Groceries 2301 E. Lewis 237 -0366 LIGHTNING RECORD SHOP Walter Mah 3551 E. Ventura 268 -6717 THOMAS E. AVENT COTTON - 3525 E. Tulare 485 -8837 Bud's Kar Kare Auto Molding Auto Molding — Pinstriping "IF IT ROLLS WE HAVE IT" All Bearing Sales - Casters - Wheels - Trucks Bud Artz 3263 E. Tulare, Fresno 237 -7416 YOST & WEBB FUNERAL HOME Tulare & T Streets 237 -4147 FEDERAL JEWELRY & LOAN CO. Since 1919 1820 Tulare Street 237 -3421 ORIENTAL IMPORTS COMPANY Hawaiian Dresses - Perfumes - Oriental Clothes 816 E. Olive Ave., Fresno 237 -4592 HEALEY & POPOVICH Office - School Equipment Building Equipment 1703 Fulton St., Fresno, CA 93721 264 -4735 Old- Timers Koffee Klatch Several months ago, two or three retired members of the Sheriff's Department who live in northeast Fresno began meeting at a neighborhood cafe for coffee once or twice a week. The meetings were casual, informal, spur -of- the - moment affairs, with no purpose other than visiting and talking over old times. Soon other Department retirees began joining them, and the idea really caught on. Retirees from other parts of the city, from the rural areas of the county, a few retired Fresno Police Department officers, and one or two citizens who have been closely associated with one of the two departments over the years began showing up. Even some retirees who have moved out of the county or out of the state have attended on occasion. The group eventually became too large for the counter or general dining area, so the cafe obligingly made the banquet room available. The meetings are still casual and informal, but are no longer spur of the moment situations. Each Wednesday morning from around 9:30 until as long as anyone wants to stay, there will be a group of from twenty to forty retired peace officers enjoying the type of warm fellowship that comes only from shared mem- ories of years of working together under all kinds of stresses and conditions, and of the joys, frustrations, gratification, and disap- "F 123 pointment of a career such as law enforce- ment. The meetings are completely unstructured. There is no chairman, no toastmaster, no speaker, no program, no designated seating arrangement, no deference to former rank or job assignment. Conversation is generally confined to chatting with whomever happens to be sitting nearby. If anyone does have something he wishes to say to the group as a whole, he must be loud and emphatic enough to get their attention. One particularly gratifying feature of the meetings is a tacit taboo on discussion of personality clashes, real or imagined injus- tices, or other matters which may have been quite controversial at the time they were pertinent. The general feeling is that such things aren't important any more, no matter who was right or who was wrong at the time. On the few occasions when someone has attempted to air an old grievance, he has been good- naturedly but firmly silenced. Recently a few still active Department members have occasionally taken advantage of the opportunity to greet old comrades in arms, and have been observed leaving with a certain look that indicated they are looking forward to the day when they can attend as full - fledged retired members. FRESNO ALARM CO. BURGLAR AND FIRE Charter Member Mid - California Alarm Association 226 -4345 220 W. Swift, Clovis, CA ` EVERGREEN LANDSCAPE & SPRINKLERS RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURAL FENCING • CEMENT WORK • PATIOS DECKING • BOULDERS • PONDS FREE ESTIMATES CONTRACTORS LICENSE NO. 348343 299 -6767 125 N. CLOVIS AVE. CLOVIS HUGGINS AUCTIONEER SERVICE 299 -7741 12780 E. HEATHER DRIVE @ CLOVIS C & C ELECTRIC CO., INC. Specializing in Residential - Commercial & Apartment House Complexes 299 -9214 5302 N. DeWolf a Clovis GORUBEC'S TOWING SERVICE SMFIL ALLSTATE Complete One -stop Service — All Mak -s 24 Hour Towing 521 Clovis Ave., Clovis 299 -6053 REMCO CONSTRUCTION CO. General Building & Engineering 816 Lincoln Ave., Clovis 299 -2581 124 FRESNO COOPERATIVE TRUCKING INC. 299 -2521 For 24 Hour Service Call 299 -7141 4432 E. Herndon Ave., Clovis Don Clack & Sons Plumbing Inc. Contractors License #234298 299 -2529 1064 BARSTOW AVENUE a CLOVIS CLOVIS INSURANCE AGENCY DOUG LARABEE REPRESENTING HARTFORD — AETNA — FIREMAN'S FUND All Types of Insurance Since 1936 414 POLLASKY AVE. • CLOVIS • 299 -6838 JATA DOOR CO. 299 -0340 1208 BARSTOW CLOVIS a 7ANf C �MMO,vos LOVis GENERALSTOR FEATURING MODERN AUTHENTIC FAMILY WESTERN WEAR 234 Clovis Ave., Clovis, CA 93612 209/299 -7222 HENDERSON EXPERIMENTAL GARDENS, INC. ?'LANT SPECIALISTS — AT OUR NEW LOCATION DONALD KLEIM — License No. 276157 P.O. BOX 612 1215 N. McCALL CLOVIS, CA 93612 251 -8393 RODEO MARKET 353 POLLASKY AVE. 299 -6177 CLOVIS Police Departments In Fresno County With the exception of the Fresno Police Department, which has its own publication, we like to present in each edition of The Review an article concerning each police department in Fresno County. Several months prior to publication time every year we write to all the chiefs of police, inviting them to submit photographs of their personnel, and articles outlining the progress of their respec- tive departments, special activities or pro- grams, significant problems, or any other matter concerning their departments of com- munities. Almost always the chief appears to be enthusiastic about the idea, and promises to see that appropriate material is submitted. However, among all the other more pressing problems connected with running a police department, preparing an article for The Sheriff's Review is naturally and justifiably low on the priority list. For this year's edition we came up with a plan that we felt would provide each depart- ment with adequate coverage, relieve the department of the burden of preparing the material, and give some of the young people in our county a better understanding of and an insight into the workings and problems of law enforcement. That was to arrange for each department's material to be prepared by the journalism or creative writing class of the community's high school. Our first step toward implementation of the SAM ALEXANDER REFRIGERATION 1939 So. Van Ness 268 -6183 EDDIE'S PASTRY SHOP We Specialize in Birthday, Wedding and Party Cakes Mancester Center 229 -8589 FAMILY PHARMACY 4222 E. Butler • 233 -7180 1319 E. Shields • 229 -8577 125 plan was to solicit the opinion and approval of each chief of police. That was done last October, so that the students participating would have plenty of time to work on the project. Of the fourteen chiefs, four expressed hearty approval and pledged their coopera- tion in making the necessary information available to the students. The plan was then presented to the journalism and /or creative writing teacher in the four appropriate high schools. Of the four, two, Irene Patrick of Kerman and P. Wyckoff of Fowler, felt the idea had sufficient merit to give it a try. In both instances the students did a creditable job. A few departments submitted articles pre- pared by their own personnel, and some apparently just didn't have time to compile the material and prepare it for submission. We can certainly understand that in view of to- day's budgetary restrictions, but we regret the omissions. Both Ms. Patrick and Ms. Wyckoff stated they feel participation in the aforementioned project was a worthwhile effort for their students, for it not only gave them experience in gathering information and preparing it for publication, but also enhanced the rapport between them and the police officers in their communities. We hope to try the idea again next year, and we hope more police depart- ments and schools will participate. BOSSA'S LIQUOR STORE 237 -0697 3348 E. Butler Ave. Fresno BRUCE'S BARBER SHOP Personalized Barbering 2736 Divisadero, Plaza Shopping Center, Fresno CENTRAL FISH CO. Fish • Groceries • Poultry 1507 Kern 237 -2049 Fowler Police Department SMALL BUT EFFECTIVE By The ,_journalism Class Fowler High School The Fowler Police Department, utilizing limited facilities, brings adequate protection to the small city of Fowler (population 2,250). James Martin has served three and a half years as Fowler's chief of police. Martin heads a department which currently employs seven full time officers. Five officers are paid by the city, and two work under the C.E.T.A. pro- gram. Due to lack of funding, Fowler has two live - in dispatchers, which are a rarity among departments in California. The Fowler Police Department is located in a building that also contains the fire depart- ment and the city hall. The modest building no longer suits the needs of the various city departments of this gradually growing area. In the coming year, the police department, along with the city hall, will be rebuilt in a new location. The new city hall /police department will be located on the corner of Fifth and Main streets, across the alley from the old building. The police quarters will contain more modern equipment. They will have a waiting room, a large secretarial room, the chief's office, a squad room, an interview room, an evidence room, and storage and restroom facilities. The new building will be four times larger than the old one. This will make the police quarters more comfortable. Fowler still manages to keep summer time programs in the budget. Manpower and Migrant Work Studies are two programs which enable younger men and women of the community to receive job training through the city. 126 Left to right: Seated, Vernon Gonsalves, Assistant Chief, James Martin, Chief; Standing, Don Dyer, Guy Ray, Jacinto Gonzales. Not shown: Vernon Alt, Eldon Brown, Daniel Perez. Officer Don Dyer served as a school re- source officer for three years. Due to lack of funding he was cut out of the public relations program, which had helped the students of Fowler High communicate better with the police. Dyer is now employed as a full -time police officer. Each officer is required to undergo C.P.R. training once a year and must become certi- fied. In December of 1979, Chief Martin and Fireman Ken Karle conducted a C.P.R. class COMPLIMENTS OF MAZZEI'S NURSERY 308 E. Jensen 233 -8952 Fresno O'BRIEN'S BRAKE SERVICE INC. Wheel Aligning - Brake Relining Drum Turning - Tire Skimming 1515 Merced at F St. 266 -0631 VENTURA TV CENTER RCA Color TVs RCA Video Recorders 3619 E. Ventura 266 -5318 SUNNYSIDE PHARMACY Prescriptions — We Deliver 5562 E. Kings Canyon Road inyside Square 251 -8601 G & J FREIGHT INC. 268 -9671 FRESNO AMERICAN BEAUTY MACARONI CO. =RICAN BEAUTY IS PERFECTION" 485 -8110 2704 S. MAPLE AVE. FRESNO Best Wishes From PPG INDUSTRIES WORKS NO. 15 Keep Up The Good Work 127 for the community of Fowler. Many con- cerned community members took advantage of this opportunity and benefited from the experience. In a small town like Fowler the officers know more about the people and their back- ground of convictions and therefore have a greater conviction rate than larger towns. The communication between the police and the people is very beneficial for the prevention of crime. The Fowler Police Department communi- cates with the Fresno County Probation Office in order to better handle priority crimes. Officer Don Dyer meets once a week with the police probation team to help reduce juvenile delinquency and repeated convic- tions of juveniles. During 1979 the department issued 1,180 citations. Petty theft and vandalism seemed to top the list of crimes committed in Fowler. While driving through the town of Fowler late at night, you will notice police keeping watch throughout the city. Services such as these allow the citizens of Fowler to know how much safer the police department has made the city. The community of Fowler deeply appreci- ates the Fowler Police efficiency and effec- tiveness in crime prevention. The Fowler Police Department has a very optimistic attitude about future crime prevention in Fowler. IML-L Recommended By Gourmet Magazine Dinner Nightly (Closed Mondays) Featuring Harris -Fed Steak And Prime Rib Dancing Sunday Fri. and Sat. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Dinner from 4 Located on Interstate 5 and Hwy. 198 (Reservations Recommended) (209) 935 -0717 Huron —A Community To Be Proud Of By Captain Oscar Gongora HURON POLICE DEPARTMENT Lett to right: Back row, E. Simmons, Patrol; R. Espinosa, Patrol; B. Parsons, Patrol; O. Gongora, Captain; Middle row, W. Teutimez, Sergeant; D. Turpin, Patrol; P. T. Orosco, Chief of Police; D. Stewart, Patrol; D. Stephens, Patrol; Front row, D. Pellum, Dispatcher; P. Stewart, Dispatcher; R. Mothershed, Dispatcher; D. Guidry, Poundmaster. NVhen you sit and write about a town called Huron, you can only sit back and think of one thing— Huron, a world of its own. Huron has no alternative but to stay always in the background, being ridiculed. This has been true since 1951, when it was first incor- porated. It has been a migrant town, supply- ing the needs of migrant workers, ever since it began, and because of the large influx every year of undocumented workers, or aliens, it has been given nicknames like "Little Ti- juana" and "Tortilla Flats." During the past year, this town was ridiculed because of poor housing. 128 Granted, Huron does have its bad points, but what town can say that it is perfect? Huron does have good points about its past, present and future. You do not often hear the good things about this town, because those things do not sell to the public —they are not "newsworthy." I believe the news media are so wrapped up in gathering bad news that they do not stop and hear about good news. Huron has changed in the past five years from a bad to a nice place to live. There has been a tremendous change in the police department which, I believe, has accounted for the transition from bad to good. Five years ago, an officer driving around town would get only an occasional wave of the hand from the citizens, and it was unheard of for an officer to live within the city limits. Today, all the officers live within the city limits, and almost everyone in town waves at the officers. The big difference nowadays is that the citizens wave with all five fingers. Chief Primo T. Orosco started five years ago and has worked to refine the police depart- ment to make it what it is today. Chief Orosco came to Huron with the intention of creating a new image for the police department and its officers, with the emphasis being placed on public relations. Officers got involved with the community, CHRISTENSEN'S TURKEY HATCHERY 2174 N. Maple Ave. 251 -0354 SAVINO'S MARKET TONY SAVINO 299 -4653 4690 E. HERNDON CLOVIS EASTERBROOK CUSTOM HOMES Contractors License No. 294400 Located At Millbrook At Shepherd Across From Clovis -West High School "Seven Models Open Daily 11:00 A.M. To 5:00 P.M." Call 431 -3330 or 221 -7221 EVANS BACKHOE SERVICE Backhoe & Trenching Service Cesspool & Septic Tank Installation & Service Sewer Hookup Free Estimates State Contractors License #254360 12045 E. Shaw Ave. • Clovis • 299 -9058 129 promoting youth programs and trying to curb juvenile delinquency. Five years ago, juve- niles were being arrested at the rate of an average of 30 a month. This soon dropped to an average of one every four months. Professionalism within the police depart- ment was also changed. Levi pants, unshined leather, and a generally drab appearance changed to a full dress uniform. The professional mannerism of the Huron Police Department, coupled with its profes- sional uniform, has changed the community greatly. I feel that if a community feels good about its police department, its citizens will feel good about themselves and will change for the better. CLOVIS 500 CLUB Cocktails • Card Room Ladies & Gentlemen Welcome 500 Clovis Ave., Clovis 299 -9951 ENVIRONMENTAL \ AIRE, Inc. Vow co,Wod 6 everyfhmg Air Cond. • Heating • Refrigeration 361 N. MINNEWAWA (209) 299 -9201 CLOVIS, CA 93612 Contractor's Lic. No. 32129 DAVE'S AUTO SUPPLY CLOVIS AREA MACHINE SHOP SERVICE DAVE HIATT - Owner MASTER CHARGE —Open 8 A.M to 6 P M — VISA 291 -0255 4111 N. CLOVIS AVE. • CLOVIS TARPEY VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER Kerman Police Department Lives Up To Motto "TO PROTECT AND SERVE" By The Journalism Class Kerman Union High School The Kerman Police Department has made many improvements in the last year. Some of these have been in the form of programs instituted last year as well as new ones formed recently. The department feels that these programs benefit not only the community, but provide motivation for the officers. New Officers In Training Kerman is growing rapidly, and the officers are having to adjust to this growth in popula- tion. To help alleviate this situation, Chief Harold Grant has hired two new officers who will add their skills to the force after they finish their training. One of these officers is a woman —a first for the Kerman Department. The department is also receiving applicants from the community for positions as Reserve Officers. New Equipment Added The department is pleased to have received new communications equipment as well as two new patrol cars. The cars are 1980 Chev- rolet Impalas with 350 cubic inch engines as well as special steel reinforced siding. The department also has access to a California Highway Patrol helicopter which is based in Fresno. In Kerman the over -all crime rate has in- creased, but the violent crime rate has de- creased. To help combat the increase, the department is handing out various flyers to 130 Chief Harold Grant shows new police car. the merchants of the city. These flyers con- tain descriptions of people suspected of committing crimes in the area. Programs instituted last year are continuing and improving: Neighborhood Block Watch The '.Neighborhood Block AVatch Program is another method of crime prevention. This is. a program in which the occupants of a city block watch out for each other's property. Bicycle Patrol In keeping with the community theme, the department has a Bicycle Patrol that operates during the summer months. The officers ride around basically for two reason: to meet the people within the neighborhoods and to be more visible to the community. Although one of the objectives of the de- partment is to improve communications be- tween the department and the community, a great deal of emphasis is put on the youth of the area. National Youth Program Using Minibikes The National Youth Program Using Mini - bikes (N.Y.P.U.M.) has been fairly successful in Kerman. The program focuses on junior high school age youth, who, to stay with this program, must meet certain requirements. Youngsters using the minibikes in the N.Y.P.U.M. program. CLOVIS CONCRETE PIPE CO. SERVING FRESNO COUNTY SINCE 1919 299 -4464 CLOVIS The All New TAYU BAR _.1441 Tollhouse Rd RESTAURANT Corner Sunnyside & 3rd Live Clovis Entertainment 299 -2188 - Nightly 131 They must stay out of trouble in school or with the police. The program is open to both boys and girls, and those who take part learn re- sponsibility and discipline by caring for the bikes they use. Wficer Jon Crouch rides with the kids two days a week. Those who participate really enjoy the activities and are careful to keep their places in the program. The minibikes are supplied by the Honda Corporation. TWIN GABLES Accommodations For All Occasions Meetings — Receptions — Dinner Dances Deep Pit Barbecue Facilities 432 HUGHES AVE., CLOVIS 299 -9995 If no answer call 299 -5875; If no answer call 299 -6222 FORTNEY'S AUTO BODY INSURANCE WORK • ESTIMATES COLOR MATCHING FIBERGLASS REPAIRING FOREIGN — DOMESTIC 299 -0776 323A W. SHAW AVE. CLOVIS (Shaw & Peach Business Center) AATLAS TRUSS CO. 7020 E. TOLLHOUSE RD. CLOVIS 209/299 -2152 Custom Off Road In Clovis Full Line of Accessories for All Off Road Vehicles Roll Bars • Grille Guards • Lights • Headers Trusses • Winches • Shocks • Wheels & Tires VISA & MASTERCHARGE HONORED 1129 RAILROAD AVE. Kirk James Auto Body & Painting FORMERLY WITH JAMES & WEST AUTO BODY "FINE QUALITY CRAFTSMANSHIP" _J SilaM � N Specializing In Insurance Work • Corvettes 4 WD • Horse Trailer Painting FREE ESTIMATES 299 -7035 735 E. BARSTOW (AT RAILROAD AVE.) CLOVIS 132 POLLARD RANCH RIDING LESSONS — WESTERN Breaking — Training — Boarding Chuck Pollard: Owner 13545 F. Bullard Ave. 299 3453 Clovis P - R FARMS, INC. GROWERS - PACKERS - SHIPPERS PAT RICCHIUTI. JR. PH. (209) 299 0201 RES (209) 431 -3949 2917 EAST SHEPHERD CLOVIS, CALIF. 93612 AA METAL FINISHING CO. SPECIFICATION PLATING & ANODIZING NORMAN D. HODGES Owner, Engineer & Technical Consultant FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY 299 -6836 807 LINCOLN AVE. CLOVIS, CA 93612 F� The Police Athletic League The Police Athletic League (P.A.L.) has had its own share of success in the community. The P.A.L. Program accepts all youngsters from the ages of 10 to 17. No one is turned down because of a lack of athletic ability. As of now, no high school age teams have been formed because of the lack of interest from the kids, but hopes are that the present P.A.L. members will follow through with the pro- gram as they grow older. In the autumn Kerman students using the recreation facilities at the new Community Youth Center. RESIDENTIAL —COMMERCIAL — AGRICULTURAL Burks' Sprinklers & Landscaping Design & Installation Manual or Automatic Systems Lic. #353817 Ph. 298 -8325 Atlas Scaffold & Equipment Co. SCAFFOLDING Rentals • Sales CONCRETE ACCESSORIES 820 Hoblitt 299 -0475 133 months, soccer teams were formed. In the winter months there was a basketball league, and plans are to form some softball teams this summer. The coaches for these teams are the officers themselves. Police Explorer Cadets The School Resource Officer for the Ker- man Schools is Officer John Crouch. Officer Crouch takes an active part in school activi- ties. He holds class discussions, lectures, and AL'S MINI -MIX CONCRETE U -DRIVE U -POUR U -$AVE OR WE DELIVER SPECIAL EXPOSED AGGREGATE MIXES ROCK • SAND • BARK • TOPSOIL LANDSCAPE MATERIALS ETC. CEMENT TOOLS AVAILABLE — HELPFUL ADVICE OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 298 -8861 viu 53 W. HERNDON NEAR MINNEWAWA CLOVIS CLOVIS RADIATOR SERVICE IN CLOVIS Specialist -Truck - Tractor -Auto Cleaning - Repairing - Recaring 551 -8th, Clovis 299 -2395 WILMOTH CONSTRUCTION CO. Lowbed Trucking General Engineering Contractor Heavy COnStI uction Equipment R,,!o, i Contr. Llc No. 211461 Office 8 Yard 7645 N.Locon Clovis, Calif. 93612 Phone (209) 299 -9591 BUDDLE AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING SERVING SATISFIED CUSTOMERS SINCE 1950 RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL Authorized Sales & Service Dealer For STANBUDDLE -Owner State Lic. No. 247139 299 -4000 1511 RAILROAD AVE. CLOVIS Millerton General Store And Saloon Open 7 Days A Week — General Store Hours 8 A.M. to 7 P M. Full Line Of Necessities See Our Antique Decor Visit Our New Early 1900 Western Bar Open From Noon Till Midnight 20023 Auberry Road • Clov,s 299 -4859 ROOFING B I gOLD � I SUPPLIES INC. COMP. SHINGLE • SHAKES SHINGLES • TILE BUILT -UP ROOFING • ROOF COATINGS ROOFING ROCK • ROOFING TOOLS VINYL GUTTER & SIDING 299 -9235 3 1156 Barstow Ave. Clovis�� 134 BROWN'S TEXACO 299 -5074 525 W. SHAW CLOVIS CLOVIS CUSTOM WHEELS B. F. Goodrich, Concord, and Pro -Trac Tires Custom Polishing and Painting ALMARCHESE 210 Clovis Ave., Clovis, CA 93612 299 -9574 IMPORT AUTO CLINIC Allen Galli & Jeff Emerson, Owners 299 -8505 849 HOBLITT AVE. CLOVIS L. P. COLE WOOD SALES AND TRUCKING CO. 299 -7426 4724 E. HERNDON • CLOVIS DEEGAN'S APPLIANCE TRAINED REPAIR TECHNICIANS FOR SERVICE CALL 299 -4026 6510 E. Herndon (corner Tollhouse & Herndon) Clovis BOB'S DRYWALL & ACOUSTIC CEILINGS 291 -8155 7776 E. ASHLAN CLOVIS MYREL HOBBS ROOFING ROOFING RE- ROOFING All Types — Shakes • Shingles • Tile • Built -up Roofs 298 -6569 1579 MENLO CLOVIS Bennett Tank & Manufacturing A S.M.E. CODE PRESSURE VESSELS Underwriters Above & Below Ground Carbon Steel -- Stainless Steel 2297 E. Shepherd Ave., Clovis • 299 -8852 shoes filmstrips, as well as being adviser for the new Police Explorer Cadet program which has been set up recently at the high school for students ages 16 through 21. It will also include some college freshmen. This pro- gram is open f or interested boys and girls who want to learn about the opportunities in law enforcement. It is hoped that the students will gain a better understanding of the police. This program, which will have between 15 and 20 members, will be a community service or- ganization. Vial of Life Along with the many other programs insti- tuted last year, there is also one called the Vial of Life. This program helps speed medical procedure to any person who has a specific health problem. Medical information about the members of a household is placed in a vial which is affixed to the interior of the refriger- ator. A sticker is placed on the door of the re- frigerator to notify the police and paramedics that the vial is inside. Community Youth Center In December of 1979 a Community Youth Center was set up on Madera Avenue. The CLOVIS BAKERY Owner TOM CHURCH 299 -4227 345 Pollasky Ave. Clovis, CA 93612 SIERRA CUSTOM HOMES "THE MEN WHO GIVE YOU WHAT YOU WANT'' 7181 E. TOLLHOUSE ROAD 299 -6847 CLOVIS Reverend Nuel Brown was instrumental in getting this program off the ground. The center is run by volunteers and off -duty officers. The center offers such recreation as pinball, pool, ping pong, and various other games. The center is used as a drop -in spot for the youth. Free movies are also shown from time to time: THE AUTHORS Back row: Jeff Seay, Mike Bledsoe, Dimitrios Spathis. Middle row: Eleni Spathis, Delores Bartlett, Becky Moore, and Margie Sanchez. Front row: Irene Patrick, adviser, and Doreen Aghajanian, editor -in- chief. 2 o& C?o&czeee C?ort stzuctio v C?oaapany CEMENT CONTRACTOR LIC •265755 (209) 2994741 CLARENCE KOLLMANSBERGER 8652E SHAW Owner CLOVIS, CALIFORNIA 93612 EVERGREEN TURF FARMS, INC. WILLOW CLOVIS, , CA 93612 Growers of Cultured Turlgrass Sod (209) 298 -5483 486 -3870 - Car 2137 Greg Johnson City Of Kingsburg POLICE DEPARTMENT By Sgt. Bruce Miller Left to Right: Front Row, Reserve Sgt. F. Rodriques, Reserve Officer Rev. Peterson (chaplain), Reserve Officer A. Cook, Chief of Police M. Galchutt, Reserve Officer A. Gon- zales, Reserve Off icerJ. Peterson, Reserve Corporal C. Herrera; Back Row, Sgt. R. Speer, Officer M. Stow, Desk Sgt. H. King, Detective J. Garcia, Dispatcher C. Palm, Officer G. Kirkorian, Dispatcher L. Sanchez, Officer L. Aldridge, Officer W. Schell, Officer A. H i nojosa, Poundmaster B. Carr, Sgt. B. Miller. Notshown: ReserveOfficer G. Sanchez, Reserve Officer D. Rodriguez, Officer E. Brown, Officer C. Marke;, Dispatcher T. Her- nandez. The past twelve months have definitely been ones of change for the Kingsburg Police Department. The Chief, Myron Galchutt, has worked constantly to upgrade the depart- ment to true professional status. Like most small police departments, Kingsburg has lost several employees to better paying agencies. One sergeant, five police officers, and a dis- patcher have found employment elsewhere. The Chief instituted strict selection pro - cedures for all open positions, and the depart - ment has been fortunate in finding highly 136 qualified applicants who share his goal of building an excellent department. Most of the new employees came to Kingsburg with ex- tensive law enforcement backgrounds, and all are proving to be good selections. In addition, the members of the department have voiced strong support for the Chief, and look to the future with optimism. Several new programs have been started, with more in the planning stages. Among these was the appointment of a local minister as a Level III reserve officer, to serve as a department chaplain. His role will be primar- ily that of follow -up counseling, particularly with teenage youths and family crisis prob- lems. He will also be available for counseling of police officers and their families, to assist them in coping with stress related to the job. One of the more innovative changes was the uniform for the Patrol Division. The Chief approved adoption of the black turtleneck dickey to replace the necktie worn with the long sleeved shirt. Many agencies have al- lowed the use of the dickey for motorcycle officers, but this is one of the first times it has been authorized for use by the entire Patrol Force. Most officers will agree that the tie is SHAW -VILLA LIQUORS Beer — Wine — Liquors KEGS 285 W. Shaw at Villa, Clovis 0 299 -7651 Compliments Of CONCRETE SPECIALITIES ROBERT EX HENRY OWNER 299 -0825 6454 E. TOLLHOUSE ROAD CLOVIS CLOVIS FRONT -END & BRAKE at BOB ULSH BOB BODINE Foreign & Domestic Autos & Light Trucks Standard • Power • Disc Tire Truing • Balancing Wheel Aligning • Tune -Ups 298 -3056 1031 BARSTOW AVE. CLOVIS 137 the one part of the uniform which serves no useful purpose, and is the first to be knocked off in any physical confrontation. The department has also upgraded much of the equipment. Two new police vehicles will be delivered soon, and new tape recording equipment is being installed in the dispatch center. The tape recording equipment will allow voice- actuated recording of all radio and phone communications and will have instant recall capability. The past year has indeed been one of change, but we feel it has been a year of great progress for the police department and the City of Kingsburg. HILL TOP REALTY MERLE O. HEINRICY - BROKER MOUNTAIN PROPERTIES • HOMES ACREAGE • LOTS 19845 AUBERRY RD. BUS. 299 -2900 CLOVIS, CA. RES. 299 -6555 CARSTEN CONCRETE INC. TILT -UP CONSTRUCTION - PATIOS EXPOSED AGGREGATE SPECIALISTS MEW LARGE POURS Ne® BOMANITE POURED -IN -PLACE CONCRETE HAS THE APPEARANCE OF BRICK, COBBLESTONE OR TILE OVER 50 COLORS AVAILABLE STATE LICENSE #283953 FREE ESTIMATES - BIDS INVITED - INSURED P.L. & P.D. 299 -0542 6454 E. TOLLHOUSE ROAD CLOVIS CLOVIS OFFICE MACHINES ALL LINES OF OFFICE EQUIPMENT Sales - Service - Supplies We Repair All Makes & Models 299 -2508 615 - 4th • CLOVIS HARRY D. JOHNSON ACOUSTICAL CONTRACTOR Contractors License #150369 ESTABLISHED IN 1953 299 -7234 7505 No. Willow Ave. Clovis P & D PLUMBING . ` +o. 305267 Prompt Efficient Service — Reasonable Prices 298 -6925 6197 N. RANGER CLOVIS MI RANCHO TORTILLA SHOP 299 -3183 801 Purvis Ave. Clovis SASSANO'S MENS WEAR Nationally Advertised Merchandise 448 Pollasky Ave. 299 -4430 Clovis BOICE FUNERAL HOME Since 1913 308 Pollasky, Clovis 299 -4372 LISLE FUNERAL HOME Fresno and Oakhurst Courtesy of VALLEY FENCE CO. 4565 E. Herndon, Clovis 29Y -0451 A -1 ROOFING CO. Residential — Industrial — Commercial 24 -Hour Service "No Job Too Large Or Too Small'' Charles Miller — Owner 6620 E. Gettysburg Ave., Clovis 291-7796 MONARCH TILE & COPING Finest Quality of Tile and Coping New Installations & Repairs 1 125 Barstow DONALD BALL Clovis, CA 93612 Bus. 298 -8666 138 D D H MASONRY WE SPECIALIZE IN FIREPLACES 299 -3209 CLOVIS f y /-pR THINGS TO RENT ENrgL C i,n lf r- FOR EVERY EVENT 4098 E. Shaw Ave. 2997284 Clovis GAMBER HOMES NEW HOMES & REMODELING 299 -0101 or 299 -8332 Clovis JIM'S PLACE Dancing Six Nights a Week to Country Music Tuesday thru Sunday 430 Clovis Ave., Clovis 299 -2597 CENTRAL CALIFORNIA MEAT CO. 298 -7595 839 BARSTOW CLOVIS PAPAGNI FRUIT CO. CLOVIS Phone 299 -2541 MAC'S TIRE SERVICE MICHELIN — ARMSTRONG Front End & Broke - Retreading - Farm Tire Service L. D. (Mac) McKINNEY DOUG McKINNEY 723 Clovis Ave., Clovis 299 -7231 Soboba Aluminum Awnings of Fresno Slate Contractors License No 340414 329 N. Minnewawa Ave., Clovis 299 -3692 City Of Selma POLICE DEPARTMENT SELMA POLICE DEPARTMENT Left to right: Front Row, Officer M. Gutierrez, Officer G. Gass, Sergeant J. White, Captain E. W. Fowler, Clerical Supervisor G. Stafford, Chief J. E. Brockett, Clerk /Dispatcher C. Chesebro, Sergeant C. Masaoka, Clerk /Dispatcher P. Garcia, Officer R. Klassen. Back Row, Detective M. Del Puppo, Officer J. Pena, Officer R. Wilbanks, Trainee P. Sporn - hauer, Officer D. Nabors, Detective S. Ramirez, Officer S. De Soto, Officer L. Beard, Sergeant R. Johnson, Officer R. Lee. Not Pictured: Sergeant W. Valenzuela, Officer M. Edwards, Clerk /Dispatcher A. Surabian, Clerk /Dispatcher K. Casey, Trainee Dis- patcher J. Valdez. KOWLOON KITCHEN 299 -2942 CHINESE FOOD FAMILY STYLE DINNER & ORDERS TO TAKE OUT Open 6 Days 11 :30 A.M. - 9 P.M. — Closed Mondays 651 Shaw (Bonanza Shopping Center) Clovis MIKE MIYAMOTO Excavating - Grading 299 -2629 6369 North Peach Avenue • Clovis LINENBACH AUTO PARTS — Wholesale and Retail Sales — 604 Clovis Ave., Clovis 299 -4381 139 EL GALLO RESTAURANT 299 -2019 1320 CLOVIS AVE. CLOVIS CLIFFSIDE AUTO CENTER Complete Auto Repair Also — House of Tires Auto and Truck Tires in Stock Armstrong — RV — Firestone DON MOSS Full Line All Sizes AL FIXEL Phone 855 -2940 Corner Frazier & Auberry Rd., Auberry N Bio -Pak Fruit Co. GROWERS— PACKERS — SHIPPERS Peaches - Grapes - Plums and Nectarines COLD STORAGE FACILITIES Paul Rana & Edwin Ralph P•.;uy William M. Gage Sales Manager Shed Managers President Kerman Car 31 P.O. Box 205 843 - 2891 846 -8887 Biola McCarthy Farming 7719 West Kamm Avenue • Caruthers FAIR MART GROCERIES — MEATS — VEGETABLES DRUGS — LOCKERS 2334 W. TAHOE • CARUTHERS • 864 -3181 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK 2357 West Tahoe, Caruthers, California 93609 (209) 864 -3286 Melvin E. Harris, Vice - President - Manager - AUTO PARTS SPORTING GOODS �lyppp► Caruthers Auto Supply - R. E. "Chick" Nelson P.O. Box 68, Caruthers, CA * 864 -3057 FLOYD'S TUNE -UP 13045 S. Elm (Elm & Mt. View) Caruthers, California 93609 864 -3745 140 GILIO'S MARKET P.O. Box 44, Cantua Creek Phone San Joaquin 698 -8649 I CARUTHERS PUMP, INC. TURBINE - SUBMERSIBLE - JET 864 -3109 2199 W. Superior Ave., Caruthers CARUTHERS LUMBER CO. RALPH GALLAHER, Owner 2436 W. Superior Ave., Caruthers 864-31 -M THE CORNER COCKTAILS & LIQUOR STORE 13109 S. Elm Ave. 864 -3349 Caruthers CLEVENGER MERCANTILE CO., INC. Hardware, Implements, Fuller Paints, Etc. 864 -3019 Caruthers FARMS Cantua Creek, California Selma is continuing its rapid growth in population and businesses. McDonald's res- taurant has just opened, and Me -.1 -Ed's Pizza Parlor is under construction. Plans for a K -Mart Shopping Center, along with a Burger King restaurant, were submitted to the city planning department for approval. The large multi -unit shopping center would be along Freeway 99 at Floral Avenue. The increased growth of the city is placing a great demand on police services. In order to keep up with the demand for services, a growth in the police department will be necessary. July 4 through July 6, 1980 marks Selma's 100th Birthday. There will be many events to celebrate Selma's Centennial throughout the year. July Fourth will see the opening of Selma Historical Pioneer Village, which is located along Freeway 99 near Highland Avenue. Pioneer Village will contain many artifacts collected from around the com- munity from yesteryear. It will be open to the public. CARUTHERS DRY GOODS 2337 W. Tahoe, Caruthers, CA 93609 864 -3052 Male members of the police department along with members of the community are bringing back a little nostalgia by partici- pating in growing of mustaches and beards to help celebrate Selma's Centennial. RETIREMENT: Sergeant William P. Valenzuela, em- ployed June 1, 1963, was promoted to sergeant on August 10, 1966, and retired on medical disability on March 15, 1980. He was employed by the Fresno County Sheriff's Department from May 1, 1962 to May 28, 1963. Sergeant Valenzuela gave 18 years of ex- cellent law enforcement service to the City of Selma and will be missed by many who know him. We at Selma Police Department wish him well, and wish him happiness in his retirement. CARUTHERS ENGINE PARTS HEAD REPAIR • CYLINDER HEAD REPAIR ENGINES RALPH STEPHENS 2308 W. TAHOE PHONE 864 -3604 CARUTHERS, CA 93609 Arnold's Farm Supply & Pop Shoppe WATSON AG CHEMICALS, INC. • Feed - Veterinarian Supplies Fertilizers • Insecticides • Vineyard Spraying • Rubber Boots - Miscellaneous P.O. Box 456 Jerry Watson • Garden Seed & Supplies Caruthers, CA 93609 237 -9103 - Car 8149 2358 W. Tahoe, Caruthers, CA 93609 864 -3697 864 -3551 Res. 864 -8631 �- JUBIL FARMS, INC. CANTUA CREEK, CALIFORNIA 141 E. DUAIN HAMLIN INSURANCEbRUKER 2222 W. Tahoe Business 864 -3276 Caruthers, CA 93609 Home 864 -8430 DOUBLE J BODY SHOP 24 HOUR TOWING • FREE ESTIMATES 864 -3130 JOHN JAMES 864 -8544 864 -8504 13331 HENDERSON AVE., CARUTHERS BILL BETTINSOLI'S GAS — GARAGE SERVICE P.O. Box 198, Cantua Creek MINNITE'S VARIETY STORE P.O. Box 198 Cantua Creek, California HARRIS FARMS, INC. H & H COTTON GINNING COMPANY 884 -2401 HARRIS FEEDING CO. CUSTOM CATTLE FEEDING Jack Harris, President (209) 884 -2435 Rt. 1 Box 400, Coalinga 142 WILDO, INC. Jayne Ave. 935 -2956 P. O. Box 924 Coalinga JOHN C. CONN RANCH COALINGA JOHN T. BRAGG & SONS CHAPELS Two Valley Locations COALINGA KERMAN 935 -3338 846 -9369 La Cuesta Verde Ranches Coalinga Selma Bank Robbery "CRIME OF THE CENTURY" By Michael A. Del Puppo January 14, 1980 marked Selma's first bank robbery in 92 years of community banking services. At approximately 1434 hours, a silent alarm activated at Selma Police Department, indicating a hold -up at Crocker National Bank. So began six minutes of history- making Bank Robbery suspect Aguilar taken into custody by Sgt. J. White and Det. M. Del Puppo after his capture by alert citizens. Photo courtesy of Randy McFarland. Selma Enterprise Blanco's Body and Paint Shop Your Body Handled With Tender Loving Care AUTO - GLASS - WINDSHIELDS All Work Guaranteed — Yo -Hablo Espanol Bus. Phone 935 -0592 Res. Phone 935 -1227 260 W. Elm St. Coalinga, CA Res. 247 Coolidge 143 drama, which ended in the arrest of the suspect and recovery of $1,631.00. At 1434 hours, officers were dispatched to a hold -up alarm at Crocker National Bank. Alarm activations at businesses and banks during working hours are not unusual. Nearly always they are malfunctions or accidental activations. This time it was neither. At 1448 hours, officers at the scene advised police headquarters by radio that there had been a robbery. A bank teller informed officers she had recognized the suspect known to her as Arnold Aguilar. A broadcast was made on the suspect, who was known to all officers on duty. At 1450 hours, a Selma businessman in- formed police he had just seen someone being detained at Lee and Tulare streets. Officers arrived and identified Arnold Aguilar as the suspect who was being detained by Hugh Cox, Crocker Bank manager, and a citizen, David Langdon, who gave chase after he saw suspect's actions in the bank. Mr. Cox turned over to officers a pellet gun taken from suspect Aguilar. Langdon told police he was standing in line in the bank and observed Automotive 155 E. Forrest i 4 f ��1 Coalinga, �� JIM POE .' HOWARD JOHNSON'S RESTAURANTS Restaurant, Cocktail Lounge, Banquet Room 25032 W. Dorris Ave. Interstate 5 & U.S. 198 Coalinga. CA 209- 935 -1983 Compliments of BIRDWELL RANCH Coalinga WESTSIDE SUPPLY HARDWARE • PLUMBING • WELDING SUPPLIE` HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS • HYDRAULIC HOSE GOTT COOL CANS • RUBBER BOOTS • ETC. JACK WOLFE, Owner — CRAIG PERRY, Sales P.O. Box 587 • 198 E.Polk • Coalinga, CA • 935 -1671 COALINGA HARDWARE, INC. 0 DON KERR — DON DAPELO 0 HARDWARE & APPLIANCES • GIFTS • PAINTS 109 N. 5th St., Coalinga, CA 93210 209/935 -2961 COALINGA FEED YARD, INC. RT. 1, BOX 135 Coalinga WEETH FARMS P. O. Box 984 Coalinga 144 LARRY McLEOD FORD LINCOLN - MERCURY FORD MERCURY LINCOLN CONTINENTAL PINTO FAIRMONT MUSTANG GRANADA THUNDERBIRD 157 W. Durian St., Coalinga, CA 93210 • 935 -0768 BURNETT CONSTRUCTION CO. General Pipeline & Oilfield Maintenance Contractors Bus. (209) 935 -0034 Res. 935 -0265 Coalinga PIPPIN'S AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES AND SPECIALIZED MACHINE WORK P.O. Box 497 154 N. 4th St. 935 -3078 Coalinga, California 93210 VIERHUS FARMS Coalinga, California JAURENA BROTHERS COALINGA DAVID NEELY, Owner " PHONE (209) 935 -2927 N, EELYJ VALLEY OFFICE JYJTEMI "Everything for the Office" 485 NORTH 5th STREET COALINGA, CALIFORNIA 93210 suspect Aguilar at a teller's window. Langdon noticed Aguilar had one hand in his leather coat pocket. The teller was pulling money out of the cash drawer and placing it on the counter. Aguilar was grabbing the money and stuffing it into his pockets. He then walked to the bank's rear door and exited. Langdon had his suspicions and asked the teller if she had been robbed. When the teller said yes, Langdon ran out the front door, then around the corner, where he observed Aguilar running down the alleyway. Langdon gave chase with Cox close behind. As suspect was running he was throwing money into the air, much of which was recovered by Rick Jacob- sen, a Selman who had joined the chase. After a five -block chase, Langdon and Cox caught OTHER PEOPLE DO Nor G SOLD or MFG. R M HYDRAULICS MACHINERY SALES RALPH W. STARR, Manager P.O. Box 36 (209) 888 -2204 5404 S. Del Rey Ave. or 896 -1873 Del Rey, CA 93616 suspect Aguilar, with the police close behind. Police recovered a portion of the stolen money on Aguilar, and $240.00 was turned over to police by other citizens at the scene. Arnold Aguilar, age 26, was booked at the Selma City jail, then turned over to FBI agents, who booked him into Fresno County Jail. Aguilar stated to one officer, "I won't get much federal time out of this; my pellet gun was not loaded." (Note: On February 13, 1980, Aguilar was sentenced to ten years for bank robbery.) Chief James E. Brockett has submitted the names of David Langdon and Hugh Cox to the Attorney General's office for the Attor- ney General's Citizens Award for their assis- tance to law enforcement. DEL REY PACKING CO. GROWERS AND PACKERS OF ALL VARIETIES RAISINS Del Rey, California AGRI -PAK FRUIT CO. CENTRAL CALIFORNIA RAISIN PACKING CO., INC. 5151 PORTOLA AVE. Growers and Packers of Raisins and Dried Fruits DEL REY DEL REY 1HE ALEN COALINGA PLEASANT VALLEY DODGE - CHRYSLER 935 -2065 155 E. Elm, Coalinga 145 4# • Deli . • Produce • Fine Wines (209) 935 -2011 15174 West Dorris • Coalinga, California 93210 A DIVISION OF THE ALLEN RANCH GARRY PACKING, INC. Holiday Gift Packaged Dried Fruit Del Rey — 888 -2126 ENOCH PACKING CO., Inc. RAISINS - DRIED FRUITS Del Rey, Calif. D. T. LOCKE RANCH Bass Ave. — Box 126 659.2517 Firebaugh THOMASON TRACTOR CO "JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY" ATLAS - TOWNER - JOHN BEAN SPRAYERS 985 12th Street 659 -2039 Firebaugh, Calif. y I SE PEREZ PACKING, INC. Growers and Shippers CALIFORNIA FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Firebaugh, California 146 BEST WISHES TR I AIR INC. - ' SPRAYING — SEEDING — FERTILIZING Day or Night Application in Madera - Merced & Fresno Counties Car Radio Call Fresno 237 -1111 Car #1615 P. O. Box 486 — Firebaugh 915 10th St., Firebaugh 659 -3015 BOB E. WOOD FIREBAUGH - MENDOTA PHONE 659 -3911 4700 WEST BELMONT FIREBAUGH F] Getting Away With Murder By DETECTIVE WILLIAM LEHMAN As Told to the Editor Sometime around 1:00 A.M. last October 16, Mrs. Anna Lee Cooper of Tollhouse heard the family dogs barking outside, and a few min- utes later there was a knock at the front door. At first she ignored it, hoping whoever it was would go away. Her husband worked the night shift, and she was home alone with her two children, Sharon and Sherman, twelve and eight years old. The unknown caller persisted, however, so she started from the bedroom into the living room, calling out, "Who is it ?" As she entered the living room she noted that a window had been broken out, and a rifle or shotgun barrel was pointing through it into the room. Someone was trying to force the front door open. She ran to the door and tried to hold it closed, at the same time telling Sharon, who had followed her into the room, to go get a gun from under her bed. The girl did so, and returned with an old shotgun which was not loaded. Mrs. Cooper took the gun and held it over her head as if to use it as a club, but wisely decided not to do so as the door gave way and two men entered, one of them armed. At gunpoint the intruders took the empty shotgun, about twenty -four dollars, and the keys to the family Volkswagen station wagon. The younger of the two suggested taking Sharon with them, but the older ruled against it. The younger man took the car keys and N\,ent outside, and returned a moment later saying he couldn't get the car started. By that time Sherman had awakened and come into the room. All three victims were escorted outside, and Mrs. Cooper was directed to start the car. She did so, and she and the children were then permitted to return to the house, and the suspects started to leave. The engine 147 died, and one of them returned to the house and took Mrs. Cooper back outside to start it again, and as soon as she had done so, allowed her to return to the house alone. Mrs. Cooper took the children and ran out the back door and hid in some bushes. The car's engine died again before the suspects left the premises, and one of them returned to the house. When this happened they ran to a neighbor's house for help, and the suspects, unable to find them, managed to start the vehicle themselves and drove away. Thanks to Mrs. Cooper's calm acceptance of a situation she couldn't change, neither she nor her children suffered any physical harm. The only tangible loss was the money, the shotgun, and the automobile. The crime, hein- ous as it was, was not as terrible as it might have been, a possibility which became more obvious as the investigation proceeded. About eight o'clock that morning the Volks- wagen was found abandoned on Sample Road a mile or so east of Tollhouse Road. The suspects had apparently run off the road, got stuck, and, unable to extricate the vehicle, left the area on foot. investigating patrol officers called for a criminologist to process the vehicle for evidence before it was moved. It was dusted for latent fingerprints, and photo- graphs and precise measurements were made of footprints obviously left by the persons last driving and riding in the vehicle. The only item left behind by the suspects was a shot- gun shell, 12 gauge, with a paper casing, indicating it had been manufactured several years ago, before munitions firms switched to plastic for shotgun shell cases. About midmorning on October 19, the thought occurred to Jim Davies, the proprie- Compliments Of MICHAEL GIFFEN RANCH INC. 36906 WEST SHAW AVENUE FIREBAUGH, CALIFORNIA TRI PRODUCE CO. "Tri" ''West Pak" ''West Gold'' CANTALOUPE SHIPPERS FIREBAUGH I[E:3 WALKERS COCKTAIL LOUNGE 167 E. Elm Ave., Coalinga Phone 935 -9941 DEL REY SUPERMARKET 10788 MORRO DR. • 888 -2427 • DEL REY BETTER BUY MARKET 10777 E. Morro St. P.O. Box 185 DEL REY �I WESTSIDE FORD LINCOLN MERCURY 1505 - Sth Street FIREBAUGH, CALIF. 93622 DONALD J. COELHO Bus. Phone (209) 659 -3951 Dealer Res Phone )209) 826 -5726 Meyers Agricultural Chemical Co. Insecticides - Herbicides - Fertilizers - Application FIREBAUGH DOS PALOS 659 -3941 364 -6127 OXNARD YLIMA (805) 484 -2897 (602) 726 -0422 BAIT SHACK RALPH TUCCI 1835 N STREET FIREBAUGH TERRA AG SPRAYING, INC. 659 -3993 1539 - 11 th STREET FIREBAUGH M & M FARMS 659 -1161 FIREBAUGH for of the Tollhouse Market, that it had been several days since he'd seen one of his regular customers, Steve Adams, a 76- year -old man who lived alone a short distance from the store. IIe took a few items he thought the old man might need, and went to check on him. He found the front door of the modest house locked, and when no one answered his knock, he went around to the back door, and found it open. He entered the house and found his friend sitting on the floor adjacent to a large wooden block, which had been used as a chair, his chin on his chest, obviously de- ceased. Because of the natural appearance of the situation, Davies assumed he had suc- cumbed to a heart attack, or other natural cause, so he disturbed nothing, and returned to the store to telephone the coroner. Deputy Coroner William Flaherty arrived at the Adams residence about 12:30 P.M., and began his routine investigation to confirm the victim's identity and determine the cause of death. The latter question was answered quickly; in the neck there was a gaping wound apparently made by a shotgun, which Davies hadn't noticed because it had been concealed by the shirt collar. Flaherty radioed Sheriff's Department headquarters and reported an apparent homicide, and Detective Toni Lean and I were assigned to investigate. PANOCHE CHEMICAL & SUPPLY CO. 40109 W. BULLARD FIREBAUGH, CA 93622 BUS. PH. (209) 659 -2783 RADIO FRESNO 237 -1111 CAR NO. 5200 �VANCE AgCRAFT INC. Post Office Box 695 Firebaugh, CA 93622 209/659 -3270 AERIAL APPLICATION ROBERT H. VANCE Mobile Radio Residence 392 -6531 237 -1111 Car 5424 Not Monitered - Call Office, Will Switch To Channel 25 149 We arrived at the scene about 2:30 P.M., along with Criminalist Al Boudreau and Criminologist Dale Morgan. While they be- gan the more technical processing of the scene, dusting for latent fingerprints, making diagrams and photographs to show the posi- tion of the body when found, etc., Torn and I conducted a more general search. In the dirt outside the back door we found several foot- prints made by a shoe with some type of ripple design on the sole. Mr. Adams' wallet was found on the floor in the front room, empty, and in a position to indicate it had been gone through and thrown aside. In the yard and in the driveway were several 12 gauge shotgun shells, with paper cases. Noth- ing else was found that would help to identify the person or persons responsible for the killing. The empty wallet clearly pointed to robbery as the motive. There were no signs of the victim having offered any resistance, so he'd probably been killed to keep him from identifying the persons who had robbed him. Did that mean it was someone he knew? Or, could it have been a stranger Adams couldn't have identified, and who had killed for no apparent reason other than a mind devoid of all human feeling and reason? The post mortem examination indicated death bad occurred on the evening of October Compliments of BURKHART FARMS 659 -3611 P.O. Box 6 FIREBAUGH 15 or the morning of the 16th, the same night the Cooper home had been robbed. The Adams house and the Cooper house are only a mile apart, in an area so thinly populated in comparison to a city that anyone residing within five miles is considered a neighbor. The probability of the two crimes having been committed by the same person or per- sons was obvious. Tom and I contacted De- tective Ross Kelly, who had been working on the Cooper robbery, and compared notes. On that case, too, physical evidence left behind had been meager. The robbery had been committed with a shotgun, and at the scene of the vehicle recovery a shotgun shell had been found which was of the same brand and type of those found at the murder scene. The foot- prints found at the Cooper house were differ- ent from those at the Adams place, but they revealed one thing we found quite interesting. In the heel the brand name "Sullivan" was clearly legible. That is the brand of shoe BETTER HOSPITALS MEAN BETTER CARE AND BETTER HEALTH " '�L 't SUPPORT SAINT AGNES HOSPITAL BUILDING PROGRAM " '�l " FRANK C. DIENER RANCH Five Points, Calif. 150 usually issued by state prisons to inmates being released. And, of course, Mrs. Cooper and her chil- dren had been able to describe clearly the physical appearance of the two men who had robbed them. Kelly had been busy for two days checking reports of two suspicious men seen in the area the evening of the 15th. The description given by all who had seen and called about them matched that furnished by the Coopers. On the chance the robbers might have thrown from the car something that would be of value in identifying them, we decided the roadside between the Adams residence and the-point where the car had been abandoned should be checked on foot. A group of con- cerned residents of the Tollhouse community volunteered to assist in this venture, and we were thus able to search thoroughly every square foot of the roadside along the twelve mile route. Nothing of any value was found. LASSEN MARKET 884 -2451 South Lassen Avenue, Five Points ADAMS AUTO SUPPLY i VICTOR CALDERON ,NA JOEJOHNSON Phone 659 -2026 939 "N" Street • Firebaugh, CA 93622 THARP'S FARM SUPPLY (209) 659 -2054 (209) 659 -3997 1285 "N" Street, Firebaugh, California 93622 Bob Tharp Loren Tharp (209) 659 -1009 (209) 659 -2819 LAS DELTAS GROCERY Bien Venidos Amigos GENERAL MERCHANDISE BEER • COLD DRINKS 659 -2773 36576 W. SHAW FIREBAUGH On the 23rd of October we received an anonymous tip that a subject named Gary Stankewitz had been seen near the Tollhouse Elementary School a few days earlier. The name was familiar to us; a year and a half earlier we had investigated a kidnapping and murder committed by his older brother, Douglas. In that case, Douglas, accompanied by three companions, had kidnapped a young woman as she left a store in a Modesto shop- ping center, and forced her to accompany them to Fresno in her car. After driving around a while, during which time she offered no resistance, but tried to get along with them, Douglas put her out of the car, and, as she stood quietly by the roadside, calmly shot her in the head. Ile was subsequently convicted of kidnapping and murder in the first degree, and, at the time of this writing, is on Death Row at San Quentin. The similarity to the kill- ing of Steve Adams was striking, in that in neither case was the victim offering any re- LELAND'S RADIO & TV 1002 "O" Street FIREBAUGH, CALIFORNIA 93622 Phone 659 -2143 BLUE MOON CAFE FOOD—BEER 391 MARIE, FIREBAUGH CA 655 -4332 DON'S MARKET 884 -2404 FIVE POINTS BROADVIEW COOP GIN, INC. 40109 W. BULLARD P. O. BOX 186 FIREBAUGH, CA 93622 151 sistance or doing anything to provoke such drastic action. Could a penchant for cold - blooded killing be a family trait? A check of Gary Stankewitz's criminal his- tory file indicated he had been sentenced to prison some time before. We contacted the State Parole Office, and learned he had been released on October 13, and had checked in with the local parole office on October 19. That would explain the Sullivan heel print found at the Cooper residence. A photo was obtained, and a photo line -up prepared by placing the suspect's photo at random among photos of several other persons of similar appearance. When the line -up was shown to Mrs. Cooper, she unhesitatingly picked the picture of Gary Stankewitz as the older of the two men who had robbed her. A formal complaint was filed, charging him with bur- glary and robbery, and a warrant was issued for his arrest. We realized that if Gary knew he had been BRITZ, Inc. INSECTICIDES AQUA AMMONIA & NH3 LIQUID & DRY FERTILIZERS SOIL CONDITIONERS WEED KILLER Fresno - Coalinga Road, Five Points 884 -2421 Highway 33, Firebaugh 659 -2881 Traver, Kingsburg 897 -5151 Fresno 864 -8786 7409S. Mendocino, Parlier 646 -2803 11856 Road 29, Madera 674 -0913 12498 11th Ave., Hanford 582 -9584 Barlow Bros. Ranch W. Oakland Ave. Five Points T -M -T CHEMICAL CO., INC. AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS CHEMICAL LABORATORY 26979 S. BUTTE AVE. 884 -2417 FIVE POINTS, CALIFORNIA BURFORD RANCH W. Mt. 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We therefore explained to the local news media representatives that we could tell them noth- ing at that time regarding the progress of our investigation, and asked that they not com- ment on our silence, or speculate on the reason for it. They were most cooperative, a fact that enabled us to conduct a month -long investi- gation into the whereabouts of Stankewitz without his even suspecting that he had been positively identified as a robbery suspect, and was also wanted for questioning regarding a murder. On the evening of November 17 Gary Stankewitz was located at the home of rela- tives in Fresno, and was taken into custody without incident. He was sitting on a couch with no shoes on at the time of arrest. Pre- paring to accompany the officers, he put on and acknowledged ownership of a pair of boots with a Sullivan heel. Ross Kelly and I interviewed Gary shortly after he was arrested. We informed him of his right to remain silent, to have an attorney, etc., as the law requires us to do. He refused to CUSTOM CABINET Tad Okahata Jack Ramos Shop Foreman Shop Manager 834 -5373 834 -5373 117 South 7th Street, Fowler, California FOWLER BUTANE WRIGHT OIL CO. BUTANE • PROPANE • GASOLINE • DIESEL OIL & GREASES DON WRIGHT 114 N. SUMNER Ph. 834 -2614 FOWLER, CA 93625 C. D. Simonian Insurance Agency General Insurance Office Phone 834 -3615 Fowler, California 125 E. Merced St. P. O. Box 343 153 answer any questions or make any statement. The arresting officers had noted that also present at the house where Gary was arrested was a younger male who closely matched the description of the second suspect. It was also noted that he wore tennis shoes with a tread design that resembled the footprint found at the Adams house. Ile had identified himself as Theodore Stankewitz, said he was 15 years old, and was Gary's brother. We tried to find a photo of him to show to the Coopers, but even though he had been previously arrested for felonious assault, there was no photo in his file. However, he so closely matched the description of the younger suspect that we felt we had reasonable cause to make an arrest. We therefore contacted the relatives where he and Gary had been staying and, with their permission, entered the home and took him into custody. Theodore was advised of his rights, and we questioned him. We pointed out to him that his shoes had obviously made the footprints we had found at the murder scene, and that a conviction could mean the death penalty for both him and his brother. He also refused to make a statement. "Well, it looks like you're going the moray of IN APPRECIATION FOR A JOB WELL DONE CARSEY & CARSEY, INC. 7660 E. Manning Ave. FOWLER 834 -5384 Lake Millerton Inn & Motel Dining - Dancing - Cocktails P.O. Box 222, Friant, CA 93625 (209) 822 -9296 Sharon Laird Cordell Laird MIKE'S POOL — BEER — SNACKS FRIANT your brother," I told him. "That ought to be nice —three family members on Death Row. That's something to be proud of." We went ahead and booked him into Juvenile Hall on robbery and burglary of the Cooper family and residence. On November 21 we received a call from Juvenile Hall, advising us Theodore Stanke- witz had said he wanted to talk to officers regarding a murder. That afternoon we con- tacted him, again advised him of his rights, and asked him what he had to tell us. He made a complete confession, in detail, as follows: He and Gary were brought to the Tollhouse area from Sacramento on October 15, by their mother, arriving there in the evening. The mother of a child of Gary's, born while he was in prison, lived in the area, and the purpose of the trip was to visit the child. Their mother dropped them off in front of the house where the child's mother was supposed to live, and left them there. They found that the child's HELM BEAN & SEED WAREHOUSE, INC. P. O. Box 68 Phone (209) 866 -5422 - 864 -8533 HELM, CALIFORNIA HELM STORE FEATURING BEER & WINE — FRESH MEATS AND PRODUCE STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS 866 -5366 14935 S. LASSEN HELM, CA mother had moved away, so they started walking toward Tollhouse. As they were walking, Gary told Theodore they should try to get a ride to Fresno, and they tried to flag down several vehicles. When they reached the vicinity of the Adams house they decided to contact the occupant to see if they could get a ride. Theodore, on Gary's instructions, went to the front door and knocked, while Gary went to the back door. The occupant didn't open the door when Theodore knocked, but yelled for him to leave. He continued knock- ing, but there was no response. After a few minutes had passed, he decided to go to the back of the house to see what Gary was doing. He found the back door open and Gary inside. When he started to enter Gary told him to pull his shirt up over his head, apparently so he couldn't be identified later. Gary was de- manding money and a car from an old man, and asking him if he had any guns in the house. The old man said he didn't have any cars that were in running condition, that both of the two in the back yard were broken down. After some conversation the old man handed his wallet to Gary, who passed it on to Theo- dore and told him to take the money out. Theodore went into the front room, rifled the FRIANT TRADING POST MARKET COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES FRESH MEATS • PRODUCE COLD BEER • WINE 9 SUNDRIES 17142 N. Friant Road 822 -2385 Friant Best Wishes From HANFORD MEAT PACKING CO. HAROLD HABIB, President HARRY S. HABIB, Vice President P.O. 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A short distance farther on they ran off the road. They tried to push the car back onto the road, but couldn't do so, so they walked to a point near the intersection of Sample and Tollhouse roads, and slept the remainder of the night in a field. The next morning they started walking again, and somewhere between there and LOST LAKE DRIVE INN & TACKLE SHOP Live Bait * Beer * Groceries * Sundries 16357 Friant Road ................ 431 -2820 Friant, CA 93626 ............ (209) 822 -2445 CHAVARRIAS MARKET 9 to 9 Every Day Lassen Avenue • Huron • 945 -2463 CARR BROS. GARAGE 24 -HOUR TOWING S. LASSEN AVE., HURON 945 -2398 Nites Call 942 -2315 155 Academy a motorist picked them up and gave them a ride to Fresno. After talking to Theodore we went to Sac- ramento and talked to the mother of the two suspects. She couldn't furnish any additional information, but did confirm Theodore's story of their original reason for going to the Tollhouse area, and of dropping them off near the house where the mother of Gary's child was supposed to live. We also took Theodore to the spot where he said he and Gary had spent the night. He claimed Gary had subsequently told him he had returned alone to the spot, retrieved the guns, and sold them to an unknown person. However, we thought we might find some- thing else that would strengthen our case by corroborating Theordore's confession. All we found was one 12 gauge shotgun shell, of the same type and manufacture of those found at the Adams residence and at the abandoned vehicle. HELM FERTILIZERS, INC. FERTILIZERS — DRY & I_IQUID BLENDS APPLICATIONS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 12688 SO. COLORADO AVE. • HELM, CA 866 -5667 C. GOWENS FARMS, INC. COTTON * WHEAT *TOMATOES 25692 W. Jeffrey Ave. Five Points 884 -2248 VASTO VALLE FARMS, INC. Diversified Growers P.O. 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Even with that assurance, because of the strict and specific provision of law re- garding prosecution testimony by a co -con- spirator, we still didn't have much of a case against Gary for the murder of Adams. The law requires that to corroborate such testi- mony, there must be independent evidence that, standing alone, will implicate the person being testified against. Under present day court philosophy, implicate is virtually a synonym for convict. It's similar to the old cliche about borrowing money from a bank; if you are financially solvent enough -to qualify for a loan, you don't need to borrow. If you have enough evidence to corroborate the crime partner's testimony, you don't need the testimony. But we had to do the best we could with what we had, so, with Theodore's promise to testify, we went ahead and filed a murder charge against Gary, hoping to use Theo- dore's testimony as the mainstay of our case, and be permitted to introduce what little additional evidence we had, being able to place him in the neighborhood when the crime was committed; the identical shotgun FARMER'S WELDING For Your Welding & Machine Needs — Day Or Night PHONE 945 -2390 J. B. HARP P. O. BOX 38 Owner /Operator 16883 Ninth Street Res. 945 -2434 Huron, CA 93234 WALLIN R S 0 N FUNERAL HOME Chas. O. Wallin Chas. M. Wallin 1524 9th St. 875 -6555 Sanger 157 shells found in the Adams yard; the aban- doned car; and where the pair spent the re- mainder of the night after leaving the car, as corroboration. When the case went to a preliminary hear- ing, where the Municipal Court would decide whether or not we had sufficient evidence to hold Gary for trial, Theodore refused to tes- tify. A recess was called, and he was offered immunity from prosecution for his part in the crime in exchange for his testimony. He still refused. He was then removed from the courtroom to the District Attorney's office, and, with his attorney present, was asked why he had reneged on his promise to testify. He stated he didn't want to put his brother on Death Row. The District Attorney promised him he wouldn't ask for the death penalty, but would recornrnend only a prison term, but Theodore wouldn't budge from his position. We had no choice but to ask that the murder complaint against Gary be dismissed. Even with Theodore's testimony, our case would have been weak, for what little additional evidence we had was only circumstantial. Without the testimony we had no case at all, or nothing we would have been permitted to use in court. CHUCK WAGON "HOME OF THE CHILI DOG" Open 9A.M. to 11 :30P.M. CLOSED WED. 12th & Academy, Sanger 875 -3889 ��ATSY � � BRANDI BARR PACKI NG CO. 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The jury deliberated several days, and brought in a verdict of not guilty. An attempt was then made to prosecute Theodore for both the murder and the rob- bery. The court would not permit the confes- sion to be introduced, ruling that it had been coerced by remarks made by us the first time we tried to talk to him. In the hearing on the defense motion to declare the confession in- admissible, the District Attorney called as a witness a priest who frequently visits the in- mates of Juvenile Hall. The priest testified that he had spoken to Theodore prior to the latter's request to talk to us, and in the con- versation had told him it would be best if he told the truth to the police. Shortly after that meeting with the priest Theodore made his request to talk to us. But the court still ruled that our previous remarks had coerced him into making a confession. Gene Olson AUTO BODY SHOP Wrecked Cars Repaired Glass Installed — Insurance Estimates 875 -4852 1349 S. 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The jury should certainly be permitted to consider a confession such as the one made in this case, along with the circumstances under which it was made, and allowed to decide whether or not it was due to coercion. Would any reasonable person, having listened to the taped recording of the first conversation we had with Theodore, and the subsequent taped confession, really believe that because we made a few remarks about the possibility of Death Row for him and his brothers, he con- cocted the whole story out of thin air? It appears that what the court was really saying was that we didn't play fair by putting him in the position of having to testify against his own brother. The function of a jury is to weigh conflict- ing stories and circumstances and determine which is truth and which is fiction. If juries are permitted to consider only those matters about which there is no doubt, then there is no reason for their existence. 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In the wee hours recently he spotted a car weaving and running over the median on Piedmont Road. He guessed it was a drunk driver. He was right. The guy staggered out of his car and could barely walk. The officer asked the man to get into the back seat of the squad car. He argued briefly, but finally relented. No sooner had the policeman put the man into the back seat when out of the car jumped the man's wife. She had a look of rage on her face. She was holding a bourbon and water in her hand. "You think you're pretty tough, don't you ?" she yelled at the policeman. "What are you doing stopping and arresting people like us? You ought to be out catching criminals, smart guy. „ Then she threw the bourbon and water in the policeman's face. He grabbed the woman and walked her out to the squad car. When he opened the door to put her in the back seat, the man jumped out sNN,inging. 163 Restraint and Wisdom With Drunks A fight ensued. The officer's finger was broken. He probably had every right to break the guy's jaw, but he stopped short. Policemen are supposed to show restraint, wisdom and patience even with drunks who want to fight and women who insult them and toss drinks in their face. For all that, a policeman makes less than most bus drivers, bartenders and executive secretaries. Our priorities are in strange places. Hard heads like Q. V. Williamson and James Howard who masquerade as public servants have refused to give police a raise I'm certain most Atlantans support. In their ignorance, Williamson and Howard are flirting with the public safety. Atlanta has good police officers, but they can't be kicked in the face forever without their morale suffering seriously. It's frightening because eventually it will affect you. You will cry for a policeman and no policeman will be there. Unfortunately, the bottom line is police- men do not always just break their fingers. Sometimes they die in the line of duty. 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(20::''. 528 -3954 Orange Cove, CA 93646 Vic, Larry & Dave Auto Body Repair AUT01 .; A!R 510 - 11th St. w Orange Cove A c� 626 -4283 most policemen do, was killed by a blast from a shotgun from an armed robber. Mothers don't let your babies grow tip Io be police- men. They die for peanuts. Dreams of Being a Policeman The other night Robert Hawkins, a 22 -year- old DeKalb County officer, died when his car crashed while he was chasing a burglary suspect. I received a letter from one of Hawkins' fellow officers. He was shocked at the "total lack of recog- nition of a police officer who gives his life for the people of his county and state. It not only angers me, but mostly it makes me very sad." Hawkins, who leaves a young wife of less than a year, had dreamed as a kid of being a policeman. The day he turned the minimum 21 years old he applied. The policeman who wrote me also sent along a poem. It should be mandatory reading for every citizen: PAT'S GARAGE GENERAL AUTO and TRUCK REPAIR Pat Chimienti, Owner Phone 626 -4468 557 - 5th Street, Orange Cove, California 93646 HUNT & SONS, INC. 7229 E. Mt. Whitney LATON JOHN KASHIKI PRESIDENT Phone (209) 646 -2338 P.O. Box 310 • Parlier, CA 93648 Somebody killed a policeman today and part of America died. A piece of our country he swore to protect will be buried with him at his side. The beat that he walked was a battlefield, too, just as if he had gone off to war. Though the flag of our nation won't fly at half -mast, to his name they will add a gold star. The suspect who killed him will stand up in court with counsel demanding his rights. While a young widowed mother must work for her kids, and spend many long lonely nights. Yes, somebody killed a policeman today . Maybe in your town or mine. While we slept in comfort behind our locked doors, a cop put his life on the line. 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Mendocino 646 -3560 Parlier EXTRA DUTY The December 5, 1979 edition of the Mountain Journal, a weekly newspaper cov- ering eastern Fresno County, carried a story of an extraordinary example of public service and civic duty on the part of a mernber of the Sheriff's Department. Editor Tom Wright has graciously granted permission for us to re- print the article, which. follows. SHERIFF -COACH IS ENJOYING BEST OF TWO WORLDS For many people, their vocation, the thing they do to earn a living, and their avocation, the thing they enjoy most in life, are most often different things. But Jerry Gallagher, Fresno County Sher- PRODUCE TRUCKING, INC. REFRIGERATED VAN SERVICE 1159 W. UPPER BRIDGE ROAD REEDLEY, CALIFORNIA (209) 638 -9213 Fresno - 888 -2414 REEDLEY R((GLEY IRRIGATION SYSTEMS Bus. 638 -3423 WATER PLUG Res. 638 -3831 QUICK -SET THORITE CONCRETE AND PLASTIC IRRIGATION PIPE SEPTIC TANKS - IRRIGATION APPLIANCES P.O. BOX 592 JIM JOHNSON REEDLEY, CA 93654 167 iff's Department Sergeant in charge of the Northeast Sector of the county, has been able to combine the best of both worlds in a unique combination of interests and skills. In addi- tion to being responsible for the Sheriff's activities in the mountains and rural areas of the northeast area of the county, Gallagher serves as an assistant football coach and head baseball coach at Sierra High School. "I had been in the mountains as a Deputy Sheriff for about four years when a coaching opening came up at Sierra High," said Gal- lagher. "I had been involved in youth league coaching down in the valley. It was something I always enjoyed doing and since 1. was working the kind of shift where there was no JUNG'S SUPERMARKET Groceries — Fresh Vegetables — Meats 638 -3329 640 E. Dinuba Avenue • Reedley VALLEY TRUCK WRECKING USED TRUCKS & TRAILERS WE SPECIALIZE IN: USED DIESELS & USED DIESEL ENGINES Heavy Duty Truck Parts 10764 S. 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Nurmi & Kay Nurmi Knaak, Local Agents Auto • Fire • Life • Truck • Commercial 1113 B St., Reedley 638 -2921 conflict, I went ahead and took the oppor- tunity. "I have my college degree and was ere - dentialed for teaching at the junior college level, so there was no real problem if things could be worked out with the Sheriff's Office and the school." Gallagher said the Sheriff's Office, along with school officials, have been "absolutely fantastic" about the dual role, and have helped arrange schedules so there will be a minimum of conflict. "If the two things ever do overlap, my first responsibility is obviously to the Sheriff's Office," said Gallagher. "But fortunately, we've only had one time so far when there was a problem, and in that case the guys at school just fill in until I'm finished with whatever it is I'm doing." Gallagher's role with both the school and the Sheriff's Office was recently "upgraded" at both ends. He was named to the post of varsity baseball coach, after previously han- dling the junior varsity program, and was also named to succeed Sgt. Artie Cox as sergeant ip RUE ANN DAIRY DOUG & R. A. MADDOX Phone 867 -3726 7285 W. Davis • Riverdale JENSEN DAIRY FARM DEAN JENSEN 867 -3178 4260 W. Mount Whitney Ave. Riverdale in charge of the northeast sector for between six months and a year while Cox undergoes training in the main Sheriff's Office. Gallagher said having the one -on -one re- lationships with the high school students has been helpful, both in his role as a coach and in his role as a police officer. "I've been able to turn a couple of cases because of my contact with the kids," he said. "They know an awful lot about what is happening in the area and just having a relationship where they can tell you some- thing really helps. But even more important, I think we've been able to keep a number of kids from going over the edge because I was accessible and we were able to talk." Gallagher said he has had to deal with the problem of students and parents upset be- cause of decisions he has had to make as a coach, but said simply by talking with them and making sure they understood why certain decisions were made has minimized those problems. "One thing you get from the kids, when they know you are a cop, is a continual line of Frank Santos Dairy FRANLANE HOLSTEINS 867 -3849 22419 ELDER RIVERDALE DUN'S SHOPPING CENTER 867 -3586 21282 S. MARKS • RIVERDALE quesitons," noted Gallagher. "They never let you forget you are a cop. On the other hand, they get to see you as a human being, and get to know that you are not just someone who arrests people." Gallagher is 35 years old, and said he is finishing up on his high school teaching cre- dential in case he decides lie would like to teach full time upon retirement from the Sheriff's Office. "I thoroughly enjoy kids and coaching," he said. "If I couldn't continue this dual arrange- ment, I think I would eventually like to have a job in the classroom, and as a coach." Observing high school aged students from the perspective of both a coach and a law enforcement person, Gallagher feels students of today are "coming up from where they were a few years ago." "We had some bad years in the late sixties," he said. "But I think the kids of today have come up from that, all the way around. You still have some bad kids, but overall I think things are really looking better." Gallagher said the rural and mountain com- munities are probably even more fortunate when it comes to their young people than the city dwellers. "Sierra High School, for instance, is blessed. The quality and level of the kids here is unbelievable." Gallagher has been vvith the Sheriff's Office for a total of ten years, the last four in the mountains. He is a graduate of Fresno State, and also attended Long Beach State and West Hills Community College. He was raised in Tranquillity and served a hitch in the Navy. He and his wife Sandy, and their two children live on Lodge Road near the high school. RABB BROS. TRUCKING, INC. P. O. Box 736 San Joaquin, Calif. Q Phone 693 -4325 170 Eknoian & MacDonald Packing Co. Selma Brent Burwell Truck & Equipment Repair SPECIALIZED REPAIR IN CATERPILLAR DIESEL ENGINES & EQUIPMENT FIELD SERVICE AVAILABLE TURBO CHARGER - CYLINDER HEAD REPAIRS "SERVING CENTRAL CALIFORNIA" 896 -5331 2965 WHITSON It no answer call SE L M A 896 -4561 JOHNNY'S RESTAURANT FAMILY DINING Open 1 I a.m. 'tit 9 p.m. Orders To Go 740 Fresno St. 646 -3745 Parlier Oscar's TV All Makes Color TV Sales and Service 545 Park Blvd., Orange Cove, CA 626 -7477 TORII MARKET 1426 Grove Street Selma FRANK TRAMMEL 9295 E. Dinaba, Selma 896 -2552 It's About Time! An article in the 1977 edition of The Review, dealing generally with the judicial system in California, mentioned that seldom does anyone challenge an incumbent judge in an election; that most vacancies, whether due to death, resignation, or creation of new posts, are filled by gubernatorial appointment. It was pointed out that because of this almost certain assurance of a lifetime job, a judge is virtually immune from public criticism; that many citizens are unaware that most judges can be voted out of office. We suggested that the only way the situation could be corrected, and the courts made truly responsible to the people, would be for citizens to publicize their criticisms and grievances pertaining to individual judges, to let qualified persons who FRESNO VALVES & CASTINGS, INC. Manufacturers of: IRRIGATION GATES 8 VALVES Also: Bross 8 Aluminum Castings 7736 E. Springfield Ave., Selma 834 -2511 might be interested in becoming candidates know they'd have some support. The number of incumbent judges who are being challenged locally in this year's election, and are thus having to explain and defend their actions and philosophies, seems to indi- cate that our 1977 article was widely read and its message taken seriously. We shan't pre- sume to take all the credit, of course, for others have been saying the same thing for years. But we'd like to think we helped a little bit. There's some merit to the theory that the judiciary should not have to become involved in politics. But there's also merit to the theory that a judge should have to answer to the citizens who pay his salary. WELL'S USED CARS "We Carry All Our Own Contracts On All Makes d Models" TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 2600 Whitson SELMA 3043 Whitson 896 -5232 896 -2362 Fresno Phone 888 -2292 EDSALL AGENCY General Insurance Since 1931 war WHERE INSURANCE IS NOT A SIDE LINE" 2133 High Street 896 -3005 Selma SCHRAMM RANCHES, INC. DIVERSIFIED GROWERS Don Schramm P.O. 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Front St., Selma 896 -1360 PAGE FUNERAL CHAPEL FRANK PAGE 2014 Arrants 896 -1240 SELMA Justice, For Whom? By SHERIFF FRANK W. HARTY San Joaquin County EDITOR'S NOTE: We like to include in each issue an article by our own sheriff, Harold McKinney. This year, however, he has graciously yielded the floor to Sheriff Frank Harty of San Joaquin County, because he feels his colleague has a message that is worthy of consideration by all our readers. There has been a lot of talk about crime and I am sure there will be much more. If you pay real close attention you will notice none of the politicians has much to say, not even Gover- nor Brown, who surely must know there is a crime problem here in California. Speaking of Governor Brown, in just five years he has personally appointed almost 440 judges with more appointments to be made. That's almost half of the entire judiciary, and every one was a political appointment. Fur- ther, not one required Senate confirmation, like appointments to the Art Commission, such as Ms. Jane Fonda. We're told that judges are not influenced by politics. Like it or not, judges are political by the very nature of their existence. Why? Because they make human judgments and humans are philosophically either conserva- tive, moderate or liberal. In practice then, Justices at the Appellate and Supreme court levels can implement their philosophical "druthers" whenever they choose, and they do. How does this relate to crime? Before I answer, let's suppose that all of our doctors in the medical profession decided that they would no longer concern themselves with the causes of illness, but would just simply treat the symptoms. Very soon many of their patients and the public would become disen- 173 chanted with the medical profession. It would be safe to say that quite a number of their patients would die. If we consider crime an illness then it can be concluded that we are just treating the symp- toms of crime, not causes and our society's patients are dying as a result. What might support this conclusion? Let me quote the Attorney General of California. "Since the last murderer went to the gas chamber in California in 1967, over 20,000 Californians have been executed —but none of them died in the gas chamber. They were all executed in our communities. Of that number, 11,000 died in the last five years alone, and according to the latest statistics, the rate is going up every day. And why not? We live in a country that, literally, is willing to act more decisively on behalf of the snail darter than it is for terrified victims in our cities. Twenty thousand willful killings; there ought to be a law, and there was. That law was in our constitution for many years, until the philosophy of the Supreme Court changed when new justices were ap- pointed. 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MOUNTAIN VIEW SELMA philosophy, overwhelmingly voted to require the justices to interpret the death penalty as constitutional. Look at it another way: What do doctors do with patients with a contagious disease? They isolate their patients so that the disease doesn't become epidemic in nature. Aren't prisons a form of isolation? Would doctors remove their patients from medical isolation and return them to the community while still in- fected with a contagious disease? Of course they wouldn't. Why? Because they and the rest of us know what would happen to them and their license to practice if they did. We in the justice system release highly con- tagious patients back into society all the time. We, in the the so- called criminal justice sys- tem, have infected more law abiding citizens with more murderous and torturous deaths than in the history of our country, 11,000 in the last five years. We have infected more law abiding citizens with robbery, rape, mayhem, C.E.M.M. 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However, if the dosages continue to be increased, in most all cases illness and even death will eventually occur; could it be that all of us have had our crime dosages slowly and continually increased to accept the unaccept- able to where society now just sits and waits for the overdose? Can we believe that the good people of this state must continue to accept the increasing LEON POWELL & SON BACKHOE and DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 3954 E. CANEJO AVE. • SELMA, CA 896 -2117 v 209/841 -3272 P.O. Box 38 Cjfeat Shaver Lake, Food SP its California z93664 {ti° 4 � L� 4us . c�Lt�o SHAVER LAKE REAL ESTATE, INC. The Mountain Professionals (209) 841 -3575 SHAVER LAKE LODGE POLE REALTY Specializing in Mountain Properties C. O. Williams, Realtor P.O. Box 125 P.O. Box 286 Shaver Lake, CA 93664 Auberry, CA 93602 841 -3247 855 -2963 THE HUNGRY HUT "HOME OF THE HUT BURGER" IN SHAVER LAKE ON HWY. 168 SHAVER LAKE (209) 841 -3582 fhalet r 1. t! Rea Ity Sales & Rentals SUE FERRIS, Broker P.O. Box 65 BILL FERRIS, Assoc. Shaver Lake, CA 93664 AUBERRY SHAVER LAKE HARRY RECREATIONAL AND INVESTMENT GOWER PROPERTIES HOMES • RANCHES REALTY HARRY GOWER AUBERRY: 855 -8426 SHAVER LAKE: 841 -3445 ANGELUS BAKERY & COFFEE SHOP 841 -3397 HWY. 168 SHAVER LAKE, CA ANGELO'S BAKERY AUBERRY IN ROCK TREE SHOPPING CENTER 176 KIPER LUMBER & HARDWARE SQUAW VALLEY, CALIF. PHONE 332 -2310 CORRAL LUMBER - FENCE LUMBER FARM LUMBER - POSTS SHAVER LAKE TV & APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE DENNIS BENEFIELD (209) 841 -3376 SHAVER LAKE 841 -3298 HARDWARE STORE Homelite - Husgvarna - Sales & Service KEN & BETTY MATTHEWS, Prop, KEN'S SHOPPING CENTER (A COMPLETE STORE) P. O. Box 156 Shaver Lake, Calif. Phone 841-3242 IVIE'S MARKET P.O. BOX 187 SHAVER LAKE, CALIF. 93664 N. A. MORLEY E. M. SCHULTZ THE RED BARN ACE HARDWARE HARDWARE - SPORTING GOODS & LICENSES CHAIN SAWS - SALES & SERVICE SKI SALES & RENTALS Steve & Stacy Falk P.O. Box 230 Phone (209) 841 -3341 Shaver Lake, CA 93664 SHAVER LAKE AUTO SUPPLY Complete line of replacement parts and accessories for passenger cars, ,NAPA imported cars, trucks. farm tractors, small engines and outboard motors; - plus paint, tools and mechanics'sup- p ies. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Shaver Lake 841 -3398 & ACCESSORIES dosages of murders, rape and mayhem and other forms of violence today as a necessary part of our being civilized, with each of us knowing that our own personal overdose may come tomorrow. My opinion is that we will continue to re- ceive increasing dosages of crime until we change the power politics in Sacramento. The controversy between Leo McCarthy trying to retain his seat as Speaker of the House and Mr. Berman's efforts to unseat him is a good example. Pay close attention to what happens to the people's representatives who were in opposition to the final winner. You will find that they are punished, will lose their committee appointments, be relegated to a less than re- electable position, and even get smaller offices without windows. Why? Be- cause that's the way it works. How will we be represented by those assemblymen who lost when this is all over? By the way, the Speaker of the House, Mr. Leo McCarthy, is responsible for the ultra liberal committee membership of the Assem- bly Criminal Justice Committee here in Cali- fornia and for the fact that no bill of any substance dealing with crime ever gets out of that committee and the dosages continue. Mr. Berman may be even more liberal. That's why I advocate during 1980, when the entire California Assembly along with quite a few senators are running for re -elec- tion, we should consider calling for a Consti- tutional Convention to deal with crime. I believe the people of California can do something about the crime problem in spite of the legislature, but only when the people have had enough, and I think they have had just about enough. Through this process of calling for a Consti- tutional Convention, the public can express its feelings and demand that our appointed and elected representatives guarantee the citizens of this state the rights and protections to which they are entitled. Our call for a convention if the legislators fail to act in 1980, has gained considerable 177 support statewide. I have been calling on all my colleagues in law enforcement and other organized groups to, at the appropriate time, go to the public in mass and ask for their help in calling on the legislature to act in at least three areas that are considered reasonable and to give the people in California the oppor- tunity to at least vote on whether they want a safer California. Those three constitutional amendments are: 1. That all Appellate Courts and above appointments to the judiciary be confirmed by the Califorina Senate. 2. That no retroactive application of court decisions be made and that only guilt or innocence be cause for reversal. 3. That no public safety bill passed by one house can be killed by a committee of the other and that a public floor vote would be required. While such measures are working through the legislative process, we intend to ask all law abiding citizens of our community to cir- culate statewide a simple petition of instruc- tions to our legislators to pass these measures to the ballot so that the people of California may truly cast their votes for a safer state. Should the California Legislature and the Governor of the State fail to heed the hue and cry of the public, then we can be no worse off by calling for a full Constitutional Convention limited to our serious crime problem, for we will have proven we are no longer a govern- ment by the people, for the people, but are in fact a government by a chosen few for a chosen few. RATHMANN OIL COMPANY GAS • DIESEL • LUBE OILS BOB RATHMANN (209) 698 -7458 KEN RATHMANN (209) 698 -5197 25561 W. Tuft • P.O. Box 13 Tranquillity, CA 93668 MILOR DISTRIBUTORS FOREMOST DAIRY PRODUCTS SERVING THE FOOTHILL COMMUNITIES • WHOLESALE ONLY • 855 -2920 Michael Milor — Frank Gegunde PONDEROSA VAN GAS L.P. Gas Sales & Service — Appliances P.O. Box 138 855 -2565 Auberry Three Rocks Cafe & Dept. Store (The Oasis of the West Side) BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER LEVIS * ACME BOOTS * PIONEER WEAR JACK & GENELL MINNITE, Owners 829 -6218 or 829 -3357 Three Rocks, Calif. SQUAW VALLEY INDIAN TRADING CENTER ACE -HI FEEDS GAS • GROCERIES • GIFTS Tenneco West A Tenneco Company 485 -8102 RAISIN OPERATIONS P.O. BOX 277 BIOLA, CALIFORNIA 93606 sun cianT® CALIFORniR SEEDLESS Raisins /OOZ PACKING PLANT LOCATED AT 12840 W. SHIELDS KERMAN, CALIFORNIA TENNECO PHONE 843 -2504 178 LLOYD'S MARKET PHONE 698 -7452 5789 ANTHONY P. O. BOX 516 TRANQUILLITY, CA 93668 Bailey's Nursery of Auberry.* WHOLESALE GROWERS Bedding Plants • Ground Cover • Floral Baskets MEL BAILEY P.O. BOX 446 JERRY BAILEY AUBERRY, CA 93602 Owners (209) 855 -2128 The Squirrels Nest Gifts — Women's Sportswear Marcia Rasmussen — Judy Walt 855 -2122 33030 Auberry Road - P.O. Box 125 Auberry, Calif. 93602 ALVARADO'S UNION 76 STATION Phone 843 -2392 BIOLA, CALIF. PONDEROSA MARKET GENERAL MERCHANDISE Fresh Meats - Vegetables Liquor Dept. Fred Tuttle & Barney Amundsen Owners Auberry, 855 -2533 JERRY'S SERVICE Corner Auberry & Power House Road EXXON GASOLINE & OILS NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE TOWING 34694 Wilson Road ............. Days - 855 -9210 Auberry, CA 93602 ............. Nites - 855 -2988 RAGNETTI'S FOOD & SPIRITS DINING ROOM — COCKTAILS Johnnie & Bobbie: Your Hosts 855 -9292 AUBERRY, CALIFORNIA Index of Advertisers A 83 A -1 Insulation & Fence Cc. ........ 116 A -1 Mobile Wash /Steam Clean....... 68 AAA Paving Company .............. 54 AAA Sweeping Service ............. 40 A & A Auto Wrecking ............... 83 A & B Wallcovering, Inc ............. 90 ABC Towing Service ................ 75 AC Custom Wheel & Tire ........... 33 A & D Auto Parts .................. 104 A & M Carpet & Linoleum .......... 116 AOC Adjusters ..................... 77 A to Z Auto Service ................. 78 Ace Aluminum Awning Cc. ......... 91 Ace Lawnmower Sales & Service ... 122 Ace Liquor ........................ 106 Ace Mobile Key Shop, Inc.......... 100 Acme Auto Parts .................. 121 Acme Refrigeration Service ......... 74 Action Muffler Service .............. 73 Active Air ......................... 104 Adams Paving Company ............ 36 Advance Electric Company ......... 96 Aguilar Body & Paint Shop.... .... 113 Air Conditioning Enterprises .. ..... 45 Air -Way, Hoover, Eureka Cc... .... 114 Alanis Patrol Service ................. 9 Alarmex - Division of Van Gas ...... 43 Albrecht's Welding ................. 91 Albright Electric ................... 106 Sam Alexander Refrigeration ....... 125 Alert Bail Bond ..................... 48 Alert Plumbing ..................... 89 Allstate Charter Lines ............... 20 Allstate Rooting Company .......... 32 Allwire, Inc . ........................ 56 Aluminum Screen & Door Cc....... 102 C. & E. Ambrosini Dairy ........... 102 American Beauty Macaroni Co. .... 127 American Paving ................... 91 American Warehouse Co. Inc........ 47 American Truck Salvage ............ 29 Dr. Sidney Ames ................... 84 Anchor Marine ..................... 70 Andella Liquor Store ............... 113 R. Anderson Brake /Wheel Serv. .... 103 Anderson - Clayton & Company ..... 76 Anderson Rock Products .......... 109 Andy's Cocktail Lounge ............. 82 Angelo's Drive In ............. .... 113 Juel J. Ansiel - General Contractor ... 83 A- Ped .............................. 87 Architectural Concrete Products ... 116 Armen's Flowers ................... 120 Arrow Electric Motor Shop ......... 104 Arrow Pharmacy .................. 112 Arthur & Crum Well Drilling ........ 100 Art's Mercantile ................... 116 Art Trio Signs ...................... 91 Asher Bros Shoes .................. 65 Ashlan Pharmacy .................. 115 Asphalt Specialties ................. 22 Associated Brass Products.......... 95 Astro Motel ........................ 54 Atlas Plastering, Inc ................. 74 Atmospherics, Inc ................... 57 Attarian Oriental Rugs .............. 60 Auto Body Collision ................ 83 Bullock's Vacuum Pumping ......... 90 Auto Diesel Electric ................ 92 Burford Ranch .................... 152 Automatic Diesel & Elec. Co. Inc. ... 51 Burl's Auto Electric ................ 104 Automatic Transmission Center .... 121 Burns Internal. Security Services .... 32 Autosport Unlimited ................ 41 Business Service Systems........... 83 Auto Warehouse .................... 97 Bussey Well Pipe Works ........... 122 Thomas E. Avenl ......... ........ 122 34 78 B B & B Sailboats ................... Brock's Air Conditioning ............ Brooks Products ................... B & B Sailboats ................... B & I Manufacturing ................ B & J Painting Contractors......... B & J Rent -A- Trailer Syst., Inc...... . B & L Foodland, Inc ................. B & V Market ....................... Babe Auto Truck Service ........... Bagdasarian Farms ................. D. J. Ballard Tile & Marble Cc...... Bank of America /Fresno Main Br. ... Bar -Lo Enterprises ................. Basque French Bakery .............. Herb Bauer Sporting Goods......... Bearing Specialty Company ......... Jack Bebb Awn. Sales & Serv...... . Beer Monuments ................. . Mike Bellow - Contractor .......... Belmont Farms ..................... Belmont Nursery .................. Bernard's Engineering Company .... R. Berson Frye & Co. Cotton ........ Berven Rug Mills. Inc . .............. Bet -R- Roofs ........................ Better Pest Control ............... . Better Homes Interiors .............. Big M's Cabinet Shop ............... Big Potato Market . ................ Garnet L. ''Bill" Billings ............. Bill's Furniture & Appl. Center...... . Bill's Rental Service ............... Bill's Sheetrock Service ............. Bill's Supplies ..................... . Blair's Professional Services ........ Bob's Dry Wall & Acoustic ......... Ray Bolding Texaco Service ........ Bonner Packing Company .......... Borelli Produce Distributors......... Bossa's Liquor Store ............... Bourzac Concrete Construction .... Bowens TV and Radio Service ...... Boys Market ....................... Bratton Masonry Inc . ............... Brock's Air Cond /Cust Cut Gutter ... Brooks Products ................... Brownie Muffler Service ............ Browning- Ferris Industries ......... Bruce's Auto Supply ................ Bruce's Barber Shop. . . ............ Brueckner Sand & Gravel Co........ H. B. Buck (Buck Ranches) ......... Bud's Kar Kare Auto Moulding ..... Buford's Appliance, Inc. ........... Builders Concrete .................. Builders Emporium ................. 179 C 100 Andy J. Caglia Real Estate, Inc. .... 100 38 Cahn's of Fresno ................... 98 91 California Chrome, Inc ............. 104 100 California Compress ................ 24 80 California First Bank ................ 24 108 California- Fresno Oil Company ..... 71 87 California Industrial Rubber Co..... 104 64 California Motor Exchange .......... 34 78 Callahan Quilting & Mfg Cc. ........ 86 52 Cal -Land Enterprises .............. 104 24 Calspun Mills ..................... 166 108 Calwa Cafe ....................... 121 26 Calwa Rexall Pharmacy ............ 120 80 J. D. Canaday, Inc . ................ 104 90 Canteen Service of S.J. Valley....... 73 56 Carey Oil Co., Inc .................. 113 62 Car Parts, Inc ....................... 96 102 Carl's Auto Repair ................. 120 118 Carpeteria ......................... 90 120 Casa ............................... 30 44 Cedar Lanes ....................... 44 103 Central Calif. Alarm Cc . ............ 28 78 Central Calif. Truck Repair .......... 34 80 Central -Cal Water Heater Cc. ...... 115 48 Central Fish Company ............. 125 92 The Checkmates Lounge ........... 98 109 Pat Chiarito Trucking .............. 114 81 Chihuahua Tortilleria ............... 29 26 Christensen Tile Company ......... 104 65 Christensen's Turkey Hatchery ..... 129 79 Chuck's Transmission Service ....... 87 86 Churchill Enterprises ................ 2 112 Circle Garage ..................... 102 78 Circle W. Appliance Serv. Cc....... 114 42 Civic Center Square, Inc. .......... 104 51 Clark's Fireplace Equipment ........ 82 134 Clark's Fixtures ..................... 93 80 Club Brazil ......................... 30 40 Coca Cola Bottling Cc of Fresno .... 68 42 Cody Bros Plumbing .............. 120 125 Commercial Auto Body ............. 78 114 Commercial Body Sales /Mfg Cc ..... 88 83 Commercial Mfg. & Supply Cc...... 112 90 Commiso Construction Co./ 81 Commiso Cabinet Cc . ............ 52 38 Comstock Signs .................... 99 91 Coney Island Lunch ............... 120 53 Conner's Floor Covering ........... 108 118 Continental Title Company.......... 75 26 Cook's Communication Corp........ 18 125 Cornell Security Company .......... 12 35 Country Boy Market ................ 60 29 Country Cousin Market ............. 63 122 B. Cribari & Sons ................... 10 114 Currie Bros., Inc ...... ............. 36 61 Custom House of Awnings .......... 70 45 Custom Rain & Turf ................ 26 Custom Truck Paint & Sign Co. ..... 88 Cut -Rate Electronics ................ 74 D 70 D & H Builders .................... 102 D & H Distributing .................. 86 Dale Belvin Transport, Inc........... 83 Dale Electric ....................... 56 Dalena & Marciochi ................. 85 Dan Day Pontiac .................. IFC Danish Creamery Association ....... 93 Dave's Auto Supply ................ 129 Dean Insulation Company .......... 81 Allan Decker Rental Centers, Inc. ... 36 Deegan's Appliance ............... 134 Dekor Drugs ...................... 100 Demco Supply, Inc .................. 96 Diamond Motors .................. 110 Di Cicco 's .......................... 18 2549 North Blackstone 71 Di Cicco 's .......................... 18 5251 North Blackstone 12 Di Cicco 's .......................... 18 3404 North Cedar 96 Di Cicco 's .......................... 18 1334 North Jackson 80 Didier's Liquor .................... 104 Diesel Energy Company ........... 119 Joe Dishian Garage ................ 58 Dominic's Liquors ................. 118 Donaghy T V . ..................... 106 Don's Mobil Service ............ . .. 116 Don's Mobile Home Service ......... 68 Dorsey's Liquor Store .............. 121 G. S. Douglas Company ........... 104 Drug Service Systamatix, Inc....... 106 Duggan's Central Calif. Catering .... 38 Duncan's Liquors .................. 113 Duvo Landscape /Sprinkler Contr. ... 35 Dymonds TV & Appliance ........... 90 E 100 Eagle Cafe ......................... 70 Eagle Equipment Co ................ 59 Easterbrook Custom Homes ....... 129 East Fresno Automotive............ 122 H. B. Eastman, Inc ................. 112 Easton Cabinet Shop ............... 26 Easton Drug Company .............. 30 East Side Body Shop .............. 108 Bud Eberwein Brake /Wheel Sery ... 108 Eddie's Pastry Shop ............... 125 Ed's Radiator Service .............. 116 Edwards Lock & Safe Company ..... 85 Eezer Products .................... 116 Elbow Room ...................... 111 Electric Laboratories, Inc............ 64 Electric Motor Shop ............... 106 Eli's Electrical Service .............. 71 Elliott Mfg. Company, Inc. .......... 88 Ellis & Thompson .................. 12 Elm Auto Dismantling ............. 109 El Patio Club ....................... 96 W. S. Emerian Trucking ............ 109 The Energy Factory ................ 80 European Automotive ............... 95 Evan's Electric Service ............. 122 Executive Homes .................. 104 Executone of Central California .... IBC F F & L Liquors ..................... 122 Family Pharmacy .................. 121, Far West Construction, Inc. ......... 40 Fashion Fair Realtors ............... 45 Fashion Furniture Company........ 110 Federal Jewelry & Loan ............ 122 Federal Land Bank Ass. of Fresno.... 8 Fig Garden Golf Course ............ 26 Fire Guard Insulation ............... 42 Ray Fisher Pharmacy .............. 114 Foodland Markets of Fresno ........ 46 Food World ........................ 24 Foster's Old Fashion Freeze......... 36 Fran's Market ...................... 4'1 Fresno Ag Hardware ............... 119 Fresno Automotive Technicians ..... 63 Fresno Catholic Cemeteries ......... 36 Fresno Cooperative Trucking ...... 124 Fresno County Farm Bureau ........ 28 Fresno Credit Bureau .............. 102 Fresno Disposal Service ............ 86 Fresno Escort Service ............. 108 Fresno Equipment Company ........ 28 Fresno Ford Tractor, Inc. ........... 50 Fresno Friction Material Co.......... 62 Fresno Funeral Chapel .............. 88 Fresno Glass Company ............. 62 Fresno Grape Stake Yard .......... 115 Fresno Hobby ..................... 118 Fresno Insulation .................. 102 Fresno Liquor Store ................ 62 Fresno Memorial Gardens........... 76 Fresno Muffler Service .............. 79 Fresno Neon Sign Company, Inc. ... 68 Fresno Notions & Drug Co. ........ 110 Fresno Orthopedic Company....... 106 Fresno Overhead Door Company .... 38 Fresno Oxygen ..................... 91 Fresno Pallet, Inc .................. 100 Fresno Paper Box Co., Inc. ........ 112 Fresno Planing Mill Cc ............ 110 Fresno Plumbing & He?ting Co..... 102 Fresno Roofing Company ........... 48 Fresno Saw Service ................ 120 Fresno Sonitrol, Ltd ................ IFC Fresno Truck Center ............... 114 Fresno Wire Rope & Rigging Co..... 56 M. Friis Hansen & Co., Inc........... 87 Frontier Fasteners .................. 39 Fruehauf Trailer Company .......... 50 Fungs Kitchen ..................... 114 G G & A Liquor ...................... 112 G & G Auto Body ................. 115 G & J Freight, Inc .................. 127 Gamber Homes ................... 138 Gardner's Shoes .................... 94 Garrett House ..................... 115 Howard Gattie Chevron Service ..... 95 Gen. Teamsters Union Local 431 .... 22 Gentz Construction Cc .............. 92 German Auto Repair ............... 110 Gibbs Automotive ................. 114 Gleim Crown Pump, Inc ............. 82 Globe Electric Company ............ 89 Gong's Market ..................... 62 Gordon Industrial Supply Cc....... 107 Gottschalk's ........................ 56 Graves Liquor Store ................ 45 Green's Cyclery ................... 118 Griffith -Dyer Company ............ IBC it H 78 H -J Trophy Shop .................. 107 Hall Distributing Company .......... 81 Harries Bus Sales ................... 77 Hamilton's ........................ 116 Hankel Sewer Contractors .......... 80 John Hanoian Distributors .......... 86 Happy's Liquor ..................... 99 Hardin Construction Company ...... 44 Harris Construction, Inc ............. 34 Tom Farris Electric ................. 63 R. Harris Ranch ................... 127 Harvey By- Products Company ...... 51 Haven's Eastgate Lock & Key ....... 48 Healey & Popovich ................ 122 Hendrix Restaur. & Cocktail I .... 48 Henley & Kramer, Inc . ............. 104 Heppner Iron & Metal Company ..... 16 Hill Automotive ..................... 30 Carl Hobe .......................... 94 Hodges & Hodges Construction ..... 26 Holcomb & Son, Inc. .............. 121 Holiday Pools, Inc . ................. 85 Holly Department Store ............ 114 Holt Lumber, Inc ................... 118 Home Furniture Company ......... 119 Home Service Repair .............. 121 Hope Manor ........................ 61 George A. Hormel & Company ...... 59 Horn Photo Shop .................. 118 Howell Air Cond. & Sheet Metal .... 112 Hudson's Shell Service ............ 116 Huebner Sports ................... 122 Hughes Electric .................. 1. 68 Humphrey Brothers Insurance ..... 114 Humphreys Construction ........... 99 Hyatt Lodge ........................ 79 I I & M Irrigation ..................... 78 Ideal Bakery ....................... 88 Imperial Savings & Loan ............ 60 Independent Plumbing Company ... 104 Inland Showcase & Fixture Co....... 77 Insured Ammunition Company ..... 115 Interior Contractors ............... 108 International Harvester .............. 30 Ireland Manufacturing Company .... 83 Irrigation Systems ................. 167 J 102 J & J Service ...................... 119 J & L Appliance Service ........... 113 Jack -Be- Nimble Candle Shop ....... 84 Jackie's Costumes .................. 94 Jack's Liquor ....................... 30 Jacobs Garage ..................... 71 Jae's Cleaners & Tailors ........... 119 Jaynes & Company ................ 102 Jensen Auto Parts ................. 111 Jensen & Pilegard ................. 112 Jensen & Watts .................... 102 Jerry's Automotive .................. 87 Jerry's Tavern ..................... 108 C W Jessen Construction Co........ 93 Jim's ARCO Service ................ 84 Jim's Locksmithing ................. 41 Johnnie's Market & Cafe ........... 119 Johnson's Belmt For Car Sery ..... 120 Johnson -Waite Auto Body .......... 87 Robert Jolly Construction Cc........ 32 Jones Ambulance Service........... 22 Jones Window Shades ............. 119 Jorgensen & Company ............. 96 Jorgensen's Battery Shop .......... 122 Jubil Farms, Inc . .................. 141 K 96 K & P Office Trailers ................ 78 Karlo's ............................. 80 Karsh's Bakery ..................... 65 Kearney's Mfg . ..................... 84 Louie Kee Market .................. 110 Kennedy Lumber Company ......... 83 Kimmerle Bros. Hydraulic Sery . ..... 99 Kings Electric ...................... 92 Kings Electric Supply Co. Inc........ 90 Kious Electric, Inc . ................. 89 Kitchen -Best Prepared Potatoes ..... 94 John Kochergan Farm .............. 68 Komoto Department Store ......... 120 Kong's Market ..................... 106 Wm. D. Kunz Gen. Bldg. Contr. ..... 40 L L & J Trucking ..................... 96 L & S Market ...................... 111 La Fiesta Nite Club ................. 91 La Fonda Mexican Restaurant ........ 8 La Mar Electronics ................ 116 Lambe Aircraft ..................... 92 Lamona Service Center ............ 108 Lamoure's Cleaners & Laundry ...... 65 Lance Kashian & Company ........ 102 Larry's Automotive ................ 119 Larsen Bros. Auto Parts............ 112 Larsen -Ratto Construction Co....... 92 La Victoria Tortillas ................. 93 Leach Leasing ...................... 56 Len's Lawnmower Service........... 89 Leo's Watch & Gift Shop ..... , ..... 108 LeRoi's Custom Cabinets .......... 112 Lewis Food Market ................ 122 Liberty Auto Service ............... 120 Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. ....... 73 Liberty Pest Control ................ 56 Lightning Record Shop ............ 122 Lillard Company .................... 72 Liquid & Bulk Tank Div. - 84 Fruehauf Corporation ............. 57 Liquor Junction ................... 121 Liquor Locker ..................... 118 Lisle Funeral Home ................. 59 Lloyd's Autowerkstat .............. 122 Lou's Uniform Center ............. I IBC Kenneth Louie .................... 114 Loy Loy Kitchen ................... 100 W. M. Lyles Company ............. 112 Lucky Bail Bonds ................... 16 Luftenberg's Fabric Center .......... 62 Lum's Chop Suey .................. 98 M M & H Towing ...................... 61 MJB Plumbing .................... 112 M & L Plumbing Co., Inc............ 63 M & T Distributing Company ........ 51 F. C. Machado Dairy ............... 102 Madison Hardware Company....... 112 Major Distributors of Fresno ......... 1 Malaga Food Center ............... 113 Manor House U -Save Liquors ....... 93 Manpower ........................ 106 Marie Callender Pie Shop ........... 53 Market Wholesale Grocery Co....... 48 Maruko Cyclery ................... 112 Master Radiator Works.. , ........... 99 Mattos Bros. Dairy ................. 117 Mazzei's Nursery .................. 127 McDonald Jewelry .................. 86 McPheeters, Drake & Associates ... 116 Birdie McTweet's ................... 77 Mecca Billiard Supplies ............ 112 The Medicine Chest ................ 55 Melody Food Market ............... 119 Mexico Cafe ....................... 43 Mid States Linoleum ................ 85 Mid -State Tire Warehouse .......... 68 Mid Valley Motors ................. 108 Mid Valley Time Loan ............... 71 Mike's Pizzeria ...................... 8 Mr. Sanford of California........... 116 Mission Linen Supply ............... 94 Modern Drug Company... . ......... 56 Modern Welding Company .......... 68 Monarch Refrigeration Company .... 84 Morgan's T.V. Service ............... 86 Motorola Commun. & Electronics ... 38 Moy's Chinese Restaurant ......... 120 N 100 Neal's Transmission Service........ 120 Nelson Crane & Sign Service........ 85 New England Sheet Metal Works ... 108 New Victory Bakery ................ 65 Nicola's ............................ 93 Nipak, Inc .......................... 98 Nonini's Winery .................... 82 Normart's Furs .................... 114 Northrup King & Company.......... 36 Joe Nosbisch ..................... 114 O 56 O. K. Produce ..................... 116 Oak Leaf Restaurant ................ 80 O'Brien's Brake Service, Inc........ 127 Ohiberg's Food Center .............. 73 Old Fresno Hofbrau ................ 53 Norman Olsen Construction Co. ... 120 O'Neal Irrigation Supply Co......... 71 Operat. Plast. & Cement Masons ... 106 Oriental Imports Company ......... 122 Ostergaard Feeds, Inc ............... 51 Our Grocery & Hardware ........... 56 The Outpost ....................... 59 Overstreet General Tire, Inc......... 29 Owl Transfer Co., Inc. ............. 111 Oxychem - Fresno ................. 100 P 100 P. A. L. Distributors ................. 96 P & J Fresno Auto Parts Co......... 98 P & R Liquor Store ................. 82 P.P.G. Industries - 96 1639 No. First St .................. 66 P.P.G. Industries - 110 3333 So. Peach .................. 127 Pacific Rubber Stamp Co........... 106 Palace Market ...................... 94 Pan American Underwriters, Inc..... 96 Papagni's Service ................... 96 Paradise Club ..................... 117 Paradise Liquors ................... 68 181 Paramount Pest Control ........... 111 Pardini's ........................... 41 Pardini's Grocery .................. 110 Bill Parrish Chevron Service ........ 96 Party Mix Delicatessen ............. 116 Pastel Motors ..................... 110 Pat's Bail Bonds .................... 26 Patton's Sheet Metal Works ......... 97 Pauline's Sportswear .............. 110 Paul's Shoe Store ................. 115 PayLess ........................... 38 Pena Janitorial Service ............ 110 Pepsi Cola Bottling Co of Fresno .... 30 Aram Peters ........................ 31 Piccolo's Flowerland ............... 112 Picker Parts ....................... 100 Pickett & Sons Construction ........ 80 Piemonte's Italian Delicatessen ...... 86 Pinedale Auto Parts ............... 114 Pipco, Inc .......................... 50 Pittsburgh -Des Moines Steel Co..... 32 Plaza Cafe ........................ 100 Pleasant Steriliz. & Mattress Co...... 56 Poolquip Pool Supply .............. 120 Postal Instant Press ................ 84 Producers Cotton Oil Company ..... 14 Producers Packing Corp. ........... 96 Leo Puma Construction Co......... 100 Q Quali -T -Truck Service . ............ 65 R R & L ARCO Service ................ 34 The Rack .......................... 82 Rain For Rent ..................... 102 Ramsey Drywall Service ........... 111 Ranchers Cotton oil ................ 46 Rasmussen Auto Repair ............ 63 Rau Dairy, Inc ...................... 25 Ray Bros. Transportation ........... 85 Red May Jewelry ................... 56 Red Triangle Oil Company .......... 71 Reno's Specialized Service ......... 120 Retail Clerks Union Local 1288...... 72 Reuben's TV ...................... 116 Rex Meat Market, Inc . ............. 108 Rice Road Dump .................. 11E Rich's Products Corp . .............. 98 Richard's Cocktail Lounge ......... 122 Gene Richard's Paving Company .... 38 Rico's Hair Fashions ............... 114 Ridge Electric Motor .............. 1 114 Bill J. Rippee, Investigator .......... 98 Rod- Ru -Ard Kennels ............... 102 Rolinda Auto Parts ................ 10E Rolinda Farmers Store .............. 79 Rol -Pak Filter Service ............... 89 Ronnie's Midway Markets .......... 119 Ron's Mobile Glass - National Glass Co . ............... 94 Roth's Crane Service .............. 108 Robert H. Rowley & Co . ............ 18 Rudy's Elm Pharmacy .............. 95 Russco Electronics Mfg ............. 79 Russell's Lounge ................... 56 S. E. Rykoff & Co .................. 122 S S & M Farm Supply ................. 95 Saber's Grocery ................... 112 Sadler Office Supply, Inc............ 72 Sat -T -C ab,Inc ...................... 65 Sam's Luggage .................... 114 San Carlos Cafe .................... 92 Sanchez Bros. Mfg .................. 32 San Joaquin Glass ................. 86 Sanchez -Hall Mortuary ............. 73 Frank J. Sanders .................... 8 Santa Fe Hotel .................... 114 Santi's Inc .......................... 38 Sarkis K. Sarkisian ................ 114 Art Schedler's Engine Rebuilding ... 106 W. C. Schmidt Tool & Die ........... 85 Schultz Auto Body ................. 92 Screen Print ........................ 56 Sea Brook Foods Inc - West Div..... 12 Sebring West Automotive ........... 65 Security Pacific Bank ............... 14 Security Building Maintenance ...... 73 Seibert's Oil Co., Inc ................ 62 Semper Truck Lines ................ 32 Sequoia Door Co. . ................. 86 Sequoia Savings & Loan Assn ....... 36 Service Body Works ............... 112 Seven Up Bottling Co ............... 52 Shaw and 99 Chevron Service...... 121 Shaw & West Chevron Service ..... 104 Sierra Highland Bus Co.. Inc........ 18 Sierra Hospital ..................... 72 Sierra Printing & Lithograph ........ 22 Manuel J. Silva Dairy .............. 113 Silver Dollar H ofbrau ............... 34 Sirman & Warren ................... 90 Gerry Smith Masonry, Inc........... 87 Roy Smith Bail Bonds .............. 36 Joe Souza Dairy .................... 89 Sparky Electronics ................. 85 Dr. Earl G. Spomer, Sr., O.D .... ..... 76 Staiger Construction Co ............. 64 Star Stucco Products ............... 66 State Farm Insurance .............. 102 Sterling's Funeral Home ........... 120 Stillman Drug Co., Inc . ............. 87 Struza's Liquor .................... 122 Gus Stuckert Service Garage........ 63 Suburban Steel, Inc ................. 84 Sunkist Pools ...................... 95 Sun Sun Kitchen .................. 106 Sunnyside ARCO ................... 85 Sunnyside Hardware ............... 116 Sunnyside Pharmacy .............. 127 Swimtrim, Inc ....................... 79 T T & T Electric ...................... 57 T & T Trucking Company ........... 68 Tavares Dairy ...................... 78 Technicolor Corp .......... . ........ 74 Tent City Surplus ................... 93 James Teore Dairy ................. 89 Terra - Stone, Inc . .................. 106 Thompson Hayward Chemical Co. .. 24 Tim berwine ........................ 61 Tinkler Mission Chapel ............. 91 Tiny's Restaurant .......... ........ 43 Tokiwa -Ro ........................ 120 Toms Foods ....................... 112 Travelers Body & Fender Works ..... 96 Triangle Drive In ................... 95 Tri -Boro Fruit Co., Inc . ............. 72 Trimmer of Fresno .................. 96 The Trophy Shop ................... 58 Truck Dispatch Service ............ 108 John Tutelian Investments .......... 68 Twin Palms Liquor ................. 96 Two Way Fruit Stand .............. 100 U 46 Uncle Tom's Liquor Store ........... 56 United Automotive Works .......... 122 United California Bank .............. 86 United Faith Foundation, Inc. ... ... 14 United States Cold Storage 63 of Central California .............. 86 Univers. Sequoia Sunnyside Clubs .. 71 Upholstery City ................... 110 Up-Right Harvester ................ 174 Utility Trailer Sales Co .............. 89 V 110 V M Custom Boat Trailers........... 99 Valley Air Cond. Supply Co. ........ 66 Valley Armored Transport ........... 76 Valley Burglar Alarm ................ 28 Valley Children's Hospital ........... 46 Valley Chrome Plating .............. 41 Valley Foundry & Machine Works ... 96 Valley Industrial Services ........... 85 Valley Novelty Company ............ 62 Valley Office Equipment Co. ........ 63 Valley Parcel Service ............... 32 Valley Radiator Co ................. 120 Valley Towing Service .............. 64 Valley Welding & Machine Wks..... 110 Vance Ag Craft, Inc ................ 149 Van Dyke News Co . ............... 110 Van Gas, Inc ........................ 41 Van Vleet Properties ................ 97 Varni Associates .................... 95 Vendo Co . ......................... 32 Ventura TV Center ................. 127 Vie -Del Company ................... 46 Vietty's Market .................... 120 W 116 Waller Inventory Service ........... 106 Ward Tractor ....................... 66 Warrick Electric, Inc . .............. 110 Wayne's Liquor ..................... 72 R. J. Wayte & Sons ................. 38 Weber Forklift Sales ................ 56 Webster Radio, Inc ................. 112 Weco Oxygen ...................... 63 Wes ARCO Service .......... ...... 94 Leroy West Towing ................ 110 Mel West Auto Body Works ......... 66 West Belmont Body Shop ........... 24 Westcal, Inc . ...................... 108 West Fresno Drug Co .............. 120 West Fresno Production Enterpr..... 66 Western Building Material Cc........ 58 Western Exterminator Company ..... 50 Western Metal ...................... 93 Art Whipple Trucking, Inc... , ....... 26 Whitie's Pet Shop ................... 84 Willson Farms, Inc .................. 14 Wilson's Kawasaki .................. 98 Wong's Automotive Service Inc...... 96 Wong's City Market ................ 116 y Yaryan Lumber Co .................. 71 Yee Pharmacy ..................... 110 182 Yosemite Coins ................... 106 Yost & Webb Funeral Home ........ 122 Z Zlfred's Family Restaurant ......... 116 Auberry Bailey's Nursery of Auberry ........ 178 Clifside Auto Center ............... 139 Jerry's Service .................... 178 Lodge Pole Realty ................. 176 Milor Distributors .................. 178 Ponderosa Market ................. 178 Ponderosa Van Gas . ............. 178 Ragnetti's Food & Spirits........... 178 The Squirrel's Nest ................ 178 W. A. R. Trucking ... .............. 74 Biola Alvarado Service Station ........... 178 Bio -Pak Fruit Cc ................... 140 Tenneco West ..................... 178 Cantua Creek Bill Bettinsales Garage ............. 142 Gilio's Market ..................... 140 H oulding Farms ................... 140 Minnite's Variety Store ............. 142 Caruthers Arnold's Farm Sup. /Pop Shoppe ... American National Bank ........... Caruthers Auto Supply ............ Caruthers Drug ..................... Caruthers Dry Goods .............. Caruthers Engine Parts ............ Caruthers Lumber Co .............. Caruthers Pump. Inc ............... Clevenger Mercantile Co., Inc. ..... The Corner ....................... Double J Body Shop .............. Fair Mart .......................... Floyd's Tune Up ................... E. Duain Hamlin Ins. Broker........ McCarthy Farming ................. Watson Ag Chemicals, Inc.......... Clovis A -1 Roofing Cc .................... AA Metal Finishing Cc . ............ Aatlas Truss Co., Inc ............... Atlas Scaffold & Equipment Co..... Al's Mini -Mix Concrete ............. Bennett Tank & Mfg ................ Big Deal Roofing Supplies Inc...... Blue Dolphin Pools ................. Boice Funeral Home .............. . Brown's Texaco ................... George Buckmaster - Painting ...... Buddle Air Conditioning ........... Burks Sprinkler & Landscaping. . . . . C & C Electric Co., Inc ............. Carsten Concrete Constr. Cc....... Cattle Baron ...................... Central California Meat Cc......... Don Clack & Sons Plumbing ....... Clovis Bakery ..................... Clovis Butchering Service ......... . Clovis Concrete Pipe Company .... Clovis Custom Wheels ............. Clovis Front and Brake ............ Clovis General Store ............... 141 140 140 30 141 141 140 140 140 140 142 140 140 142 140 141 138 132 132 133 133 134 134 48 138 134 75 134 133 124 137 131 115 124 135 115 131 134 137 124 Clovis Insurance Agency........... 124 Clovis Office Machines ............ 137 Clovis Radiator Service ............ 133 Cole Wood Sales & Trucking ....... 134 Concrete Specialties ............... 137 Custom Off Road .................. 132 D D H Masonry.. . . ......... ...... 138 Decker Ford, Inc .................. OBC Di Cicco 's .......................... 18 El Gallo Restaurant ................ 139 Environmental Air Conditioning .... 129 Evan's Backhoe Service ............ 129 Evergreen Landscape & Sprink..... 124 Evergreen Turf Farms .............. 135 Fabio's ............................ IBC Clovis Five Hundred Club .......... 129 Fortney's Auto Body & Paint ....... 131 Fresno Alarm Cc ................... 124 Gorubec's Shell Service............ 124 Hill Top Realty .................... 137 Myrel Hobbs Roofing, Inc. ......... 134 Huggins Auctioneer Service ........ 124 Import Auto Clinic ................. 134 Kirk James Auto Body & Paint..... 132 Jata Door Company ............... 124 Jim's Place ........................ 138 H D. Johnson Acoustical Contr. ... 138 Koll Concrete Co . ................. 135 Kowloon Kitchen .................. 139 Linenbach Auto Parts .............. 139 Mac's Tire Service ................. 138 Mi Rancho Tortilla Shop ........... 138 Mike Miyamoto .................... 139 Millerton General Store ............ 134 Monarch Tile & Coping ............ 138 P & D Plumbing ............. ..... 138 P. R. Farms, Inc .................... 132 Pollard Ranch ..................... 132 Remco Construction Co............ 124 Rodeo Market ..................... 124 Sassano's Men's Wear ............. 138 Savino's Ranch Market ............. 129 Shaw Villa Liquors ................. 137 Sierra Custom Homes ............. 135 Soboba Alum. Awn. of Fresno ...... 138 Taylor Rental Center .............. 138 Twin Gables ...................... 131 Uni Ag, Inc. - Herndon Garden Center .......... 69 Valley Fence Co . .................. 138 Wawona Frozen Foods .............. 40 Wilmoth Construction Cc. ......... 134 Coalinga The Allen Ranch .................. 145 Birdwell Ranch .................... 144 Blanco's Body & Paint Shop ....... 143 JT Bragg & Sons Funeral Chap .... 142 Burnett Construction Co. .......... 144 Coalinga Feed Yard, Inc............ 144 Coalinga Hardware ................ 144 John C. 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"Slim" Locke Ranch .......... 146 M & M Farms ...................... 148 Meyers Ag ........................ 148 Panoche Chemical & Supply ....... 149 Perez Packing Co., Inc ............. 146 Thomason Tractor Company ....... 146 Tharp's Farm Supply .............. 150 Tierra Ag Spraying, Inc. ........... 148 Tri -Air, Inc . ....................... 146 Tri Produce ....................... 148 Westside Ford Lincoln Mercury .... 148 Five Points Agro -West, Inc ..................... 152 Barlow Bros. Ranch ............... 152 Britz,Inc. ......................... 151 Don's Market ...................... 151 Five Points Ranch ................. 152 Five Star Ranch .................... 20 C. Gowens Farms, Inc .............. 155 Harnish Five Points, Inc............ 152 Lassen Market ..................... 150 L & R Noble Harvesting ............ 152 Price Giffen & Associates ........... 10 Shining D Farms .................. 150 T -M -T Chemical Company, Inc. .... 152 Fowler B & B Market ...................... 152 Carsey & Carsey, Inc ............... 153 Colonial Drug ...................... 30 Custom Cabinet ......... I......... 153 Fowler Butane ..................... 153 Fowler Diesel Service .............. 152 Fowler Floral Shop ................ 156 Gardner /Rossi Company........... 152 C. D. Simonian Insurance .......... 153 Friant Friant Garage ..................... 156 183 Hanford Hanford Meat Packing Company ... 154 Heim Helm Fertilizers, Inc ................ 155 Helm Store ........................ 154 Helm Bean & Seed Warehouse ..... 154 Huron Carr Bros. 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Gin .................. 165 Lemoore Boston Ranch Company ........... 161 Made ra Papagni Fruit Company............ 138 Sherman Thomas Enterprises ....... 53 E. B. Yancey Lumber Co., Inc. ...... 60 Mendota Family Liquor Store ............... 164 J & L Auto Stereo ................. 164 J Mart Super Market ............... 164 Mendota Drug ..................... 30 Mendota Food Center ............. 164 Mendota Food Mart ................ 164 Mendota Tortilla Factory ........... 164 Silver Creek Packing Co. Inc. ........ 4 Westside Chemical Co . ............ 164 Orange Cove Clingan Junction Inn .............. Collins Garage .................... Harding & Leggett, Inc ............. Lopez Realty ...................... Orange Cove Liquor Store ......... Oscar's T.V ........................ Pat's Garage ...................... Sam's Auto Dismantling ........... The TI . a Musketeers ............ . Vic & Larry's Auto Body Repair .... Parlier Ben's Cafe Central Bank N A .................. 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Zentner Co............ 167 Reedley Ford Tractor .............. 168 Reedley Produce Trucking......... 167 Salwasser Mfg. Co., Inc . ............. 6 Tom's T.V. & Appliance ............ 172 Valley Truck Wrecking ............. 167 Riverdale Dewey & Sons .................... Dorn's Gas ........................ Dun's Shopping Center ............ Hills Texaco ....................... Dean Jensen Dairy ................ Linda Vista Farms .................. Lloyds Bank - California ........... McLeod Ford ...................... A. F. Mendes & Son Dairy.......... Recovery Discovery Upholstery .... Riverdale Auto Parts ............... Riverdale Drug Store .............. Rue Ann Dairy .................... Frank Santos Dairy ................ Whiskey Shoppe & Busy Bee....... Sanger Barr Packing Company ............ Benny's Toyota of Sanger.......... William J. & William E. Boos ....... Chooljian Bros.Packing Co. Inc..... Chuck Wagon ..................... Frigid Food Lockers ............... 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