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The Sheriff's Review
1972
Published bl)
The Fresno County Sheriff's Office Relief Association
Officers for 1972
FRESNO COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
President ........ ..................... ............ Ed Hansen
Vice President .. ........................... Herman Saghatelian
Financial Secretary... ..... ... ............ ... ..................... ........ ....... .... Frances Day
Secretary ....................... .... ............. ................ .............. ........................ Marian Wingen
Director .................... ............................................................................ Jack Anderson
Director .. .............................................. Steve Magarian
Director ....................... . .......................................... Ken Hogue
Director ....................... ........................................................... Robert V/orstein
Past President .......................... ... ........................................ .... . William Cunningham
Sheriff's Review Staff
Gerry Lawless ................................................ ...................................................... Editor
Josephine Reyes ................................. ....................... ........................ Assistant Editor
Robeli Smith .............................................................................................. Photography
John Papazian ............................................ .................................................... Cartoonist
Robert Bradley ............................................................................................ Distribution
Floyd Poore ............................................................................................ Layout Editor
Editorial Contributors
Chief Al Collins Arson Investigator Sam Garza
Capt. Genc Hallam Criminologist AI Flores
Lt. Bill Young Det. Gerry Lawless
Lt. Jim Baldwin Deputy Gary Hill
Sgt. Arthur Tabler Deputy Richard Cobbs
Sgt. Stan Barnes Deputy Constable George Krotter
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MELVIN A. WILLMIRTH
Sheriff-Coroner of Fresno County
JAMES D. LONG ALBERT L. COLLINS
Undersheriff Chief Criminal Deputy
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SHERIFF'S REVIEW STAFF
Members of the staff of the Sheriff's Review are, from the left, Floyd Poore,
Robert Bradley, Josephine Reyes, Gerald Lawless and John Papazian.
COVER PICTURE
Boys in cover picture are Nicky Molina, Ken Otake , Tommie Dillard and
Mike Norton with Deputy Gary Hill.
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Fresno County Board of Supervisors
John Krebs John Ventura Wesley Craven Joseph Reich James Cassidy
Dist. 2 Dist. 1 D ist. 5 Dist. 3 Dist. 4
Chairman
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Adopt A Deputy ______ ..............__ .._....._......._.._____ ._.... 7
Training Academy Graduates ....................__ .......... 14
Do Police Deserve Support? ...................._............. 15
Explorers Post _............_..___ .......................:............. . 22
Toll of Drug Abuse .............................._....__........... 26
Firearms Training _..........__....._...._......_........_........_... 29
Arson Fire ...._......_..__.................._....__ ...._......__ ........ 34
Department Officers and Staff ......_...................._.. 41
Sheriff's Reserve Un its ........_........___ ........__ .._....__ .... 83
Steps Toward Better Understanding......__.._............. 88
Police Departments of Fresno County .................... 91
Safe Boating -Happy Boating ......_____ .._........____ .. 111
Constables of Fresno County ......____ ...._..........__ ...._ 116
Valuable Helper ___................___ ....__ .._.........._.._...._.. 126
Murders of 1971 ...................._................___.._.._...... 129
The Razorbacks ........__ ..__ .._...................._................ 136
A Sheriff's Job .._......_..__ ........................___ ............. 138
Retirements ......____ ..__ ..__ ......................___ ................. 139
Wire Theft Seminar ......................_...._............__ ...... 145
History of Our Magazine ...._.._......_............__.......... 147
Office Christmas Party .._..______ ................____....___ .... 153
Getting Ready Ifor a Parade ..................________ ......... 155
Down on the Farm _..___ .._.................._....______ .......... 159
Preventable ......_.._..__ .._.................._.._______.._............ 163
Index of Advertisers ...................._.._____ .............._... 170
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JAMES D. LONGMELVIN A. WILLMIRTH
UNDERSHERIFFSHERIFF·CORONER
FRESNO 8< M STREETSp, 0 , BOX 1788
TELEPHONE: AM 6·8151RADIO KMF g66
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA
IN REPLY REFER TD_______
D cern'er 31, 1971
I am ex'!:: e!:1ely p. ud t o ac pt and dedicate the 1...72 ..:herL:'f 's
·,e f ie;,'.
Tr.e "sibil' ,,/ o~ ~.'!l:' :1.ity T! nro~neme'1t e te'1 s a_
bero~d t arochial o'1c epts o ~ a "e=t a n~ co ~lneme'1t . As the O,,!'l~ vis ~ 1 e ~'ep_eoentati\re 0 tile "establ hment" , the po1ice;nan
must tear ~ ch o~ t he bl a. e for he i Is so iety and tbe errors
of overnme'1t . i~ a dd ' tional tu_den ha s o i t ed 0 t the neces
sit .or compre he ns i'/e pol i e community relat io efforts .
Fear creeds mist ust and fosters antagon s. ; kno"11edge and
u de.standine c nquer fear . Thi~ publication i s a n a ttempt t
p. ovide knoN1ed~ of the fun t ions of you She L f ' 5 Department,
a nd an unde~'standing o f the pro l ems 'Ie are faced '·:1tho It i s
my sin.:ere ho e t t this means of commu'1ication '1111 prov o e a
part 0 ~ tl1e foundation fo c:id.;;o r:L" th 'l'a be"t1.·lee he police and
those ,·:ho they serve, the commun t •
Tbank you .
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CLVI1T A . t.TLLl IRTH
SberL 'f-Coroner
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Asso tati • Of i~er
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ADOPT A DEPUTY
Establishing Communications and Better Understanding
between Young Students and Peace Officers
lliGHEST INTEREST RATES
IN THE NATION
ON INSURED SAVINGS
Many children today have the wrong im
pression about law enforcement and its roll in
the community. They hear the older kids and
some adults refer to the police as the Fuzz, the
Man, or Pigs. Many parents use the police as a
threat by saying to their young children, "That
policeman is going to put you in jail if you are not
good." Many children grow up with a fear and
misunderstanding of the policeman. They think
of him, not as a friend, but as a foe; not as a man
that will help, but will only punish . For many of
the children we meet the only time they have had
close contact with the police was under un
pleasant circumstances. Their father was
arrested for intoxication, or their big brother is
picked up for a burglary or theft.
This wrong image of the Police is being
changed by the Fresno County Sheriffs' Adopt A
Deputy Program. In this program a uniformed
officer visits the schools on a weekly basis and
makes contact with the students both in the
classroom and on the school grounds.
Why are drugs bad? What happens if you are
arrested and put into Juvenile Hall? What's it
like to be a law officer? These are just a few of
the many questions young people ask a deputy.
This is where the classroom is so important. The
officer can meet with a group of students and
inform them about drug abuse. Our films and
drug kit, showing the actual drugs, are of real
value in giving the students a better un
derstanding of drug abuse and its effect on
people and society. Drug education is a must for
all school children today. We start our drug
education program as low as the third grade.
The classroom is also used for bicycle, bus,
pedestrian, stranger, canal, gun, blasting caps,
playground and home safety. The primary
children are much interested in the deputy, his
job and how he is a friend of the community and
especially the children. The showing of his
equipment and patrol car is always a special
treat along with safety films. During recess for
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the small set it is not uncommon to see the
deputy pinning his badge on a child and then
watch him run off to show his friends. One may
see the deputy pushing a child on a swing,
playing catch, tying a shoe, or wiping a tear from
someone who has just skinned a knee on the
blacktop.
The fourth, fifth , and sixth grade students are
starting to become aware of the drug problem.
They also have many questions about law en
forcement and what it is like to be a deputy. They
are very much aware of what is going on around
them. It is amazing sometimes how much they
do know. Talks on drugs, health, honesty, fair
play, good sportsmanship, vandalism, petty
theft, respect for parents and teachers, rights of
other students, and their responsibility to
themselves are some of the subjects that are
popular with this group.
The boys at this age are very sports minded.
They love competition. During the lunch break
the officer will organize a football game and
after it's decided which team will be the 4gers
and which will be the Rams, he will find himseU
alternating between John Brodie, Roman
Gabrial and the head rpferee. One still finds
satisfaction in completing a touchdown pass. I
don't know who has the best time -the kids or the
officer.
The officer is always invited to participate in
the faculty vs. student football, basketball or
softball game much to the delight of the
studentbody. Heaven help you if you drop a pass,
strike out or err in any fashion.
The seventh, eighth, ninth, and high school
students are becoming young adults, and are
very much aware of and are interested in the
problems of their peers and also that of society.
Here the officer meets a real challenge in the
Deputy Gary Hill helps to show a future quarter
back how to throw the long pass.
Deputies Gary Hill and Willie McDaniel
demonstrate the use of handcuffs, much to the
delight of the class.
classroom or assembly hall. The students want
answers to many complex problems such as
causes of drug abuse, racial discrimination, and
other social problems. Many question authority,
be it their parents, teachers or the law. They
want reasons and honest answers. They can see
through anything less. The officer must be
prepared to meet this challenge.
Contact on the school ground during recess and
after school is time well spent. The officer has a
chance to get acquainted with the students on a
more personal basis. He gets to know the kids by
their names and becomes a real friend to many.
He shares their problems and listens to their
hopes.
Many of these kids are just lonely and need
just someone to talk to. Others come with per
sonal problems. Many start out by saying they
have a friend that has a drug problem or is
stealing, etc. The officer often can tell by the way
the person is talking that this is the boy or girl
with the problem, but he or she is embarrassed
or afraid to have anyone know. This person is
looking for help and by now he has come to know
and trust the deputy. This is what we are trying
to do . Get the trust and confidence of our youth.
Get them to understand that law enforcement
officers are sincerely concerned and really want
to help.
Many kids who have come in contact with a
deputy through the Adopt A Deputy Program are
beginning to change their attitude toward law
enforcement and what it stands for. There is a
new understanding . Many kids now come to the
officer with their problems. Their mistrust has
turned to ~ smile and an eagerness to simply
come up and talk when the officer visits school.
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WAYNE ROBINSON
Owner
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There was a time when a law enforcement of
ficer was the last one they would seek out for
help.
The schools are very enthusiastic about the
program. Our only problem is serving all the
schools that want to participate. The Fresno
County Sheriff's Department now has four full
time deputies working in the program and
serving 35 schools in the county.
The attitude of people especially the youth of
our country toward the law enforcement officer
and what he represents must be changed if we
are to survive as a nation. What better place to
start than with our children in our schools?
Steve Mayorga was the most valuable offensive
player at Nelson School. James Evitts received
the M. V.P. Defensive award. Presenting the
trophies are Deputies Willie McDaniel and Gary
Hill.
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TRAILER SERVICE & REPAIR
Supply Store -Repair Shop
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251-8763 1530 N. Maple
251-2066 Fresno, Calif. 93703
Deputy Willie McDaniel shows a Nelson School
miss how to shoot a bucket.
This
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RED WILLIAMS, OWNER
(209) 233-7288
GLASER BROS.
WHOLESALE -ALL OVER THE WEST
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Branch Manager
505 liN" Street Fresno
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Working With Youth in Sports
This is a common scene, when
Gary stops his patrol car in
almost any neighborhood.
Deputy Willie McDaniel, left,
presents the MVP defensi ve
trophy to Tom Schnieder, a
student at Ft. Washington-Lincoln
School. David Rivera received the
MVP offensi ve award from
Deputy Gary Hill. Both boys
participated in the Clovis Unified
tackle football league. Ft.
Washington-Lincoln participated
in the Fresno County Sheriff's
Department Adopt a Deputy
Program.
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COFFEE'S
* Hickey Freeman * Hart Schaffner & Marx* Joshua Trent* Martin Shannon* Palm Beach
FRESNO
Downtown & Fashion Fair
-Bakersfield
Downtown & Valley Plaza
Deputy Gary Hili is assigned to the school
visitation program. His job is visiting the
schools and making close contact with the
youth, participating in the classroom and in
sports.
Gary is very well suited for sports, as it is
a major part of his life. He spends many
evening hours and his days off with young
people, teaching and coaching. Every
school and youth center he goes to he is
greeted quickly by the youths with hugs and
hand shakes. It is not uncommon to see
Gary on a playground with kids hanging on
to him from every side.
Deputy Willie McDaniel has joined Gary
in the visitation program and has been a
great success in communicating with the
young and loves to participate in the sport
activities.
!looking for THE right night spot that
offers Dining, Cocktails and Relaxa
tion under one roof?
•. ~ Olan's IS THAT SPOT!
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<"t ~ Lunches Dinners
i-.vA (OJ\~ COCKTAIL LOUNGE
and ~~~V ~ DINING ROOMTCorner of Kern &ilL" Street in Uptown Fresno
"Del Webb's Across from Us"
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Gary coaches more than one team of young
football players.
TOMMY'S LIQUOR STORE
Liquor -Delicatessen -Snaks -Party Ice
Ray Coley & Neal Jones
1814 W. Clinton Fresno 264-9897
(Just East of Overpass)
Open Every Doy 11 :30 a,m. to 1:30 O.m.
:'....~ ROMA PIZZA
) HOUSE
Food To Go or Eat Here Ii.r Our Foods Speak Any Language
EMILIO, Mgr.
1600 Belmont Ave., Fresno 237-9557
FOOD TO GO JOHN H. MURRAY
BIG AL'S
PIZZA -CHILI -DRAFT BEER
SANDWICHES -CHICKEN
4170 N. First at Ashlan, Fresno 227-3148
WONG'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE, Inc.
Same as Oscar & Son's Garage
Phone 233-8424
2021 N. Weber Fresno
Gary,
pion.
COCA-COLA BOTTLING
COMPANY OF FRESNO
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Gary spends many hours at Boy's Clubs teaching
boxing.
FRESNO MOTOR SALES
Cadillac -Oldsmobile -F85 Sales & Service
700 VAN NESS & 1000 ABBY -266-8142
PIERRE'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE
1100 N. Fresno near Olive
266-1838
TRY OUR FRIENDLY BANK SERVICE
Bank of Tokyo of California
PH. 233-0591
1458 Kern St., Fresno
No. Fresno Branch : 1330 E. Show Ave.
Member of FDIC
SEQUOIA MORTGAGE COMPANY
FHA -VA & Convention Loans
RICHARD F. GRIll, MGR.
1616 W. Shaw Ave., Suite 0-2 224-9800 Fresno
905 R Street Fresno, California
LEONARDO LIQUOR STORE
Complete Liquor Stock
Fishing Equipment -Sporting Goods
4486 E. Belmont 255-3566
Hotpoint Appliances -Furniture Televisions
Bank Financing
BRUNO & TELEGAN
335 C Street Ph. 268-7675
SHEBELUT SHEET METAL
GENERAL SHEET METAL
394 W. Clayton, Fresno 264-8982
CARBERRY CROP DUSTERS, INC.
5450 W. Belmont
FRESNO
Phone 233-4155
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HALWOOD
Automotive Service
TI BOY TOWING SERVICE
ALL TYPE AUTOMOTIVE
PICKUP AND DELIVERY
Ventura
Gary coaches baseball. This team was cham
pion.
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149 No. Fulton St.-Fresno 485-1990
WBEEL ALIGNING SERVICE
BRAKE SERVICE .AJilihUIlICA~
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• Tir. Truing & Balancing • Shock Absorbers
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VERN TAYLOR
lRAKE & WHEEL SERVICE o.. __o..r30V.."
439-4951
.... No lLACKSTONE AVE. Nr. Bullard
REPAIR
Phone 268-7607
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VERN TAYLOR'
Owner
FRESNO
Gary Hill believes in physical fitness and works
out regularly in the gym.
AUBREY C. CARTER
INVESTIGATIONS
Since 1952
Professional Investigation
Services -ALL TYPES
Charter Member of California
Association of Licensed Investigators
222-3331
222 W. Shaw Ave. Fresno, Calif.
TRAINING ACADEMY -Officers from Fresno area police departments, con
stables, and sheriff's department attend a six-week basic training course at
Fresno City College. Graduates of the November 1971 class are: Top row: John
Lowe, Tom Gattie, Ralph Appleton, Oliver Moon, Mildred Kosmosky, Joe
Cavara, Pete Rasmussen, Wesley Lusk. Second row: Ed Arreyano, Steve
Whitney, Eddie (Smokey) Porras, Delores Baker, Sil Sanchez, Harry Mussucco,
Eddie Downs. Bottom row: Jim Coelho, Bill Nielsen, Don Burk, Tom Grey, Tom
Rotan, Jon Jackson.
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2049 Broadway at Divisadero Ph. 485-2564
NOW Three Loy Loys To
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LOY LOY KITCHEN
Take-Out
377 W. Shaw at Moroa
For Delivery Service Call 227-2979
LOY LOY RESTAURANT
Dining Room & Take-Out
780 E. Shaw at First
LOY LOY KITCHEN
4235 E. Fountain Way
Take-Out -Call 222-7761
BETTER LIFE FOODS
FREE PARKING
4785 E. Olive Ave., 251-4394
5043-A N. Palm Ave., 226-0550
BILL McDONALD, OWNER
Fresno
CARLO'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Carlos and Esther Esqueda -Arthur Dyer -Richard Lugar
TOTALIA CALCULATORS. TYPEWRITERS -ADDING MACHINES
STENOCORD -DICTATION SYSTEMS
COMPLETE LINE OFFICE FURNITURE -SUPPLIES
526 W. Olive, Fresno 485-5482
Mon. thru Sat. 5 :30 a.m. to 2 p.m .
ROSE'S COFFEE SHOP
HOME STYlE COOKING -HOME MADE PASTRY
FOOD TO TAKE OUT
Rose Barron, Prop.
Phone 222-9984 3109 N. West & Shields
Food Bank Shopping Center
JACKIE'S COSTUMES
* COSTUME RENTALS * THEATRICAL MAKE UP
* WIGS * BEARDS * MUSTACHES
!uesday thru Saturday, lOAM to 5 PM
Jockie Robbins, Owner
1052 E. OLIVE (1 Blk. E. of Van Ness), Fresno 266-5200
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POLICE DESERVE SUPPORT?
By Gene Hallam
the duty of every citizen to support his
police department," the speaker told his
club audience, then paused to see
was forthcoming.
..m~r who'd had enough to drink to dull
but not enough to affect his
jumped to his feet and interrupted.
like a bumper sticker," he said.
your local police'. Most of us agree with
good citizens. We pay our taxes. We
serve on juries. But we can't strap on a
the cops round up a gang of thieves.
more harm than good. We want
the police. We just need somebody to tell
one of the several dozen men present
head. The question must have been
many citizens concerned over the
that the police have never been in
_RDf!!rat:e need of support. Unfortunately,
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IfYOll DDN1 WEAR BIG DR TALL SIZES· WE CAN'T HELP YOU.
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too many share the confusion of the man who
interrupted the speaker.
A factor more important than mere support is
involved. First you, the tax-paying, law-abiding,
average citizen must decide whether or not your
police agency is worthy of support. How do you
find out? There's an almost foolproof method.
Simply study the behavior, appearance, and
attitude of the officer on the beat. The one who
comes to your home when you complain about a
prowler; the one who investiga tes the theft of
your hubcaps; or the one who gives you a traffic
citation. The attitude of the department ad
ministrators and the quality of the whole
department is generally reflected quite ac
curately by the man on the beat.
Is the officer sincerely interested in your
problem, or does he patronizingly assure you the
matter will be investigated, write down a
minimum of information for his rep('rt, and
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hurry away? Perhaps he belittles the incident,
implying that you are keeping him from the
investigation of a real crime. Does he cour
teously point out the manner in which you've
violated a traffic law, and proceed with the
citation in a firm, impersonal manner? Or does
he appoint himself judge, jury, and prosecutor,
and severely reprimand you, sarcastically
implying that the examiner who approved your
driver's license application must have been
demented? If you mention that you and his
superior are lodge brothers, does he calmly
continue with whatever he was doing? Or does he
close his citation book, suddenly become very
friendly, and apologize for the inconvenience he
caused? What about his appearance and
bearing? Is his uniform and equipment neat and
clean? Does he speak in a calm, clear voice,
without profanity or slang? Does he smoke or
chew gum while talking to you?
If most of these questions can be answered
favorably, your department may be lacking in
manpOwer, training, and equipment, but it's
probably a basically good organization, ad
ministered by competent, dedicated men who
are aware of the duty the department owes the
community. If they must be answered the other
way, chances are your top police officials are
more concerned with what the community owes
them.
Suppose you decide your police do not deserve
your support. Who's to blame? The man on the
beat? The crooks who try to corrupt him? The
department head and other top brass? The
• courts whose decisions have made his job more
difficult? The local political machine? All of
them?
If you fixed the whole blame on anyone or all
of these, you were wrong. None of them are
fundamentally responsible. Then who is to
blame? You are. You and the other good citizens
in your community who pay taxes, vote, and
serve on juries. You're to blame because you
allow the undesirable condition to exist. It's your
community. The police are working for you. Just
as the attitude of top police officials is reflected
by the patrolman, the attitude of the community
is reflected by the police agency as a whole. The
department is a part of the community it serves.
If it isn't serving that community the way a
majority of its citizens want, then a majority of
its citizens are failing to exert their influence in
community affairs. A majority of its citizens
consider the police a necessary evil rather than a
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Or they assume that since policemen are hired to
catch criminals, citizens who aren't criminals
have no reason to be concerned. Or that the inept
policeman is simply another of the mildly un
pleasant facts of life one learns to tolerate.
What can be done? Or, rather, what can you,
the good citizen who wants to support his police,
do to help them become worthy of support?
The answer is simple. Not easy, but simple.
Decide what type of police agency you want for
your community, then exert your influence to
obtain it. There are others who feel the same
way. Find them. Organize. If you're still a
minority, recruit others till you become a
majority. Let your elected officials know what
you want. If your demand is loud enough they'll
listen, even if they have to transfer their
allegiance. A politician is loyal to special in
terests only as long as the majority of his con
stituents permit him to be.
Specifically, how does a community raise the
standards of its police? Again-the answer is
simple, and again it's not easy. Few things of
real value are purchased in the bargain
basement, or made of scrap materials. Good
police are no exception. There are far too many
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policemen who took the job because they lack the
initiative to succeed in private industry. On the
other hand, there are many able people who
would like to follow a police career, but feel it
would be unfair to their families when they can
earn more elsewhere. If you want good
policemen you're going to have to pay for them.
You can't expect a man to spend time and money
preparing for a career that should be considered
a profession, then work for the salary he'd
receive as a common laborer. If your community
offers such low police salaries that only the lazy,
inept, and uneducated are interested in the jobs,
then you can't expect to have a department
worthy of your support.
Naturally, adequate salary is not a cure-alL
Acquisition of money does not improve a man's
character. The popular theory that higher
salaries will reduce corruption must be
qualified. Corruption is largely a matter of
character; not economics. The eight-thousand
dollar-a-year officer who takes a bribe to make a
payment on his house would, if his salary were
thirty thousand, probably take a bribe to make a
payment on his yacht. Adequate salaries reduce
corruption by encouraging those with good
Continued
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character to enter the police profession; not by
ennobling those of questionable character who
are already there. If you pay a good salary you
can hire a good man, and are entitled to demand
top performance.
The head of your department should be given
clear-cut responsibility and authority in han
dling its internal affairs, unhampered by
political influence or unreasonable civil service
rules. Few situations can sap the morale of a
department as quickly as having a chief who is a
mere figurehead. Job protection is important;
departments without a civil service system are
likely to have a complete turnover of personnel
after each local election. But in too many in
stances civil service has provided a haven for
incompetents. Working at a public job is often
regarded as a right rather than a privilege. In
some communities once an employee attains
permanent civil service status it is virtually
impossible to discharge him, no matter what he
does or fails to do. If a department head is to be
held responsible for the conduct and efficiency of
his men, he must be given the means to get rid of
the chronically unruly and inefficient.
If you give your top police officials proper
responsibility and sufficient authority, you won't
need a civilian review board to determine
whether or not they're doing their jobs properly.
The aUeged need for review boards is based on
the premise that the public has a right to know
how the police department washes its dirty linen.
That right should not be questioned. But the
means of obtaining the information already
exists. ·If a board has to be appointed to learn
what is going on, then something is wrong with
lines of communication between the police of
ficials and the people. If your police ad
ministrators aren't doing their jobs properly,
you'll soon become aware of it without a review
board.
How will you know? The same way you
evaluated your department in the first place. By
observing the man on the beat. Isolated in
stances should not be considered conclusive, but
if there are too frequent allegations of brutality,
corruption, and inefficiency, don't try to remedy
the situation by punishing the patrolmen in
volved. Go after the man at the top.
Let's assume that, after thorough in
vestigation, you decide your department is a
pretty good outfit. The man who answers the call
to your home is courteous, neat, and anxious to
help. If he feels your complaint is not a police
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problem, he patiently explains why. If he stops
you for a traffic violation he gives the impression
of being more concerned with traffic safety than
in seeing that you are punished. He isn't im
pressed with your alleged friendship with his
boss. You know, therefore, that the department
head and his top aides are good men; that they
are dedicated to serving the whole community.
Exactly how do you go about giving them your
support? There's a great deal more to it than
buying tickets for the policeman's ball, or telling
your children the cop is his friend.
There is one thing just as vital to police morale
as adequate salaries and sufficient authority. In
fact, if it is given first, the others will
automatically follow. That is respect. Just as
much as he wants a decent living for his family,
the policeman wants the respect of his fellow
citizens, for himself and for his profession.
Money won't buy it. Many communities now pay
a veteran patrolman well over ten thousand
dollars a year. Yet in those same communities a
clerk or a semi-skilled worker making five or six
. thousand may look upon the policeman as a
second-class citizen. It's nice to have one around
when you need him, but who wants to associate
with him socially?
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We've never heard an authoritative ex
planation of why this is so, but too many officers
complain about it for it to be dismissed as undue
sensitivity or imagination. Perhaps there are
several reasons. This nation was founded on
rebellion against established l.aw and order, and
no doubt we've all inherited a bit of that rebel
spirit. Too, even extremely progressive and
competent police organizations are still trying to
live down the reputation all policemen had a few
decades ago, 'when most police appointments
were made with little regard for aptitude or
ability. While that is still true in some com
munities, it is not true everywhere. If you have.a
police department you can support in good
conscience, then the man in that department
deserves your respect. He'll work hard for you if
you treat him as a person, like yourself, with
normal hopes, fears, ambitions, and
frustra ti ons.
And how do you do that? There are two ways.
In your professional contact with him give him
credit for knowing his job. The average motorist
will pay a mechanic any sum he asks for doing
some mysterious tinkering under the hood of his
car. He seldom questions the mechanic, at least
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to his face, for he readily admits he doesn't know
anything about an internal combustion engine.
Yet this same motorist will call the police, insist
that certain action be taken, and when it's ex
plained that such action is beyond police
authority, accuse them of not knowing their job.
If you aren't satisfied with what the officer tells
you, check with his superior or your attorney.
Don't spread the word around that the cops are
uncooperative or don,'t know what they're doing.
Enforcing the law is much more complicated
than repairing an automobile.
In your personal conduct with the policeman,
forget his profession. He doesn't want either
deference or exclusion. To him a patronizing
attitude and a contemptuous attitude are equally
intolerable. At the same time, he takes his job
seriously, and he becomes extremely tired of
incessant attempts at humor at his expense.
When he goes to a party on his night off, and as
he enters the room all conversation ceases and
someone says, "Shh. The law is here." He may
laugh, but not because he thinks it's funny. He'd
much prefer a simple, friendly greeting, with no
implication that he's different from any Qther
guest.
How willing are you to assist the police? Not by
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1961 S. 5th Street 264-6013
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Fishi'ng -Hunting Equipment & Licenses
3089 Tulare St. 264-3908
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physically making arrests, but by simple
cooperation. When a detective asks for in
formation about a crime you witnesses, do you
give it willingly, realizing that you are protecting
your own interests? Or do you claim you didn't
see a thing, because you don't want to testify in
court, or don't want to be called a stool pigeon, or
feel that it's none of your business?
Perhaps the best way you can support your
policeman is by your conduct out of his presence.
For instance, when someone refers to a case of
alfeged police brutality as if all policemen were
guilty, how do you answer? Do you point out that
in any barrel of apples there are bound to be a
few bad ones, and that policemen as a group
shouldn't be condemned because of the
misconduct of a few? Or do you agree because
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you lack the courage to say what you really
think? And what do you really think? Do you
judge the accused policeman as the constitution
provides; that any accused person shall be
considered innocent until proven guilty? Or do
you assume that where there's smoke there must
be fire?
And what about your own observance of the
law? Do you respect law and order, and uphold it
in deed as well as in word? Do you pay your
honest tax, even if you could get by with a little
cheating? Do you obey laws you don't quite
agree with? If caught in a traffic violation, do
you admit the officer is doing the job you hired
him to do? Or do you cheat on your income tax,
gamble at your club in violation of local or
dinance, and accuse the traffic officer of picking
on you, even when you know you're guilty?
Perhaps before you try to decide whether or
not your police department is worthy of support,
you'd better take a close look at yourself. If you
find within yourself a definite lack of respect for
law and order, maybe you don't want a good
police department. Maybe you'd rather support
a bad one.
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Sheriff's Explorers
Post No. 16
By Deputy R. Cobbs
In 1971 the Fresno County Sheriff's Depart
ment established a Special Interest Explorer
Post through the Boys Scouts of America. There
was a twofold purpose for forming the post.
First, we at the sheriff's department wanted to
establish a positive relationship with the young
men of our community. The second objective
was to interest young men in a career in law
enforcement and to encourage those interested
to pursue their education, and possibly return to
the sheriff's department as deputies.
After the formation of the post, an executive
board was established. Two advisors were ap
pointed to establish procedures, and to co
ordinate activities of the post. The two advisors
then began soliciting potential recruits by
sending pamphlets out to local high schools and
junior high schools. Each potential recruit was
required to complete an application form. Their
potential recruit was required to complete an
Continued
such as first aid, penal code, radio Learning the elements of fingerprinting are
sheriff's office Kelly Byde, Lee Mitchell, and Nick Harrison.
identification bureau procedures,
Willmirth decided that one of the best
form. Their scholastic and citizen
was then checked as was their police
Every applicant was then further
by means of an oral interview.
recruits were chosen, the post invited
of the recruits to a meeting where the
was explained to them in detail. Finally
months of hard work and many off
donated by the sheriff's personnel,
was formed.
the affairs of the post there must be
of authority and responsibilities. A
command was formed similar to that of
department, with a captain in
lieutenants and sergeants following.
of the post have received instruction
and procedure,
demeanor.
with deputies
lD'ance problems had to be
permission obtained
lDH!! evlp.nrof an accident. With the co-operation
County Counsel's Office
_rev~!d, and a ride along program was formed.
Explorers are not
_ IIUlI;' or to drive patrol cars,
[alUL;"caIIU to take on what
always demanding
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the seat of a patrol car. A way to make
2428 S. West Ave., Fresno 485-0780officially, for civilian teenagers to go
was sought out.
overcome and
so that the ex
and the department would be protected
the task was
allowed to carry
nor do they
arrests, but they do participate in other
first, many deputies and supervisors were
they described as
sitting chores", while pursuing a job that
and sometimes
. Now after seeing the post members
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Explorer Gene Poole learns the procedures of
field search.
Preparing to leave on patrol are Deputy Cobbs
and Explorer Rick Gilstrap.
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268·6311 227·4949
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in action, and getting a better understanding of
the purpose of the program, the doubters
dwindled to a few in number. When an Explorer
rides on patrol it's like having another man in the
car. They are performing a great service to the
community, and to the taxpayers of the county.
The post has been involved in many activities.
The post spent two days at Castle Air Force
Base, also two days at Lemoore Air Base,
learning methods of airport security. The post
participated in an Explorer car safety rally.
Snow trips, pizza parties, and tours through the
jail have also taken place.
In the near future we hope to expand the
Explorer Program to include girl members. Also
plans for a new Sheriff's Explorer Post in
Coalinga are being considered.
The executive committee, post advisors, and
members of the post would like to express a
sincere "Thank you" to the Fresno County
Deputy Sheriff's Association, who contributed
the needed financial support for the post.
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5050 N. Palm Ave. 227·5582
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Examining evidence in the I. Bureau Lab are
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Rick Gilstrap, and Gene Poole. .
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3065 E. Ashlan 227-0.765
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In Sunnyside Square
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Fresno
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Tulare St. 237-9440
Fresno
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Det. Tom Johnson and Det. Moreland show a
marijuana plant which was grown in a Fresno
resident's back yard. It was unknown to the
property owner that this plant was marijuana
and illegal to cultivate. This plant before wilting
was approximately 10 feet tall.
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Drugs again took their toll in 1971 in Fresno
County. Approximately twelve young people
died from overdosing with various types of
dangerous drugs. No'one really knows how many
other deaths can be attributed to the misuse of
drugs.
Many young people take drugs for various
reasons, none of which have any value. I have
often wondered what would be the best method
or approach to prove just how dangerous drugs
really are. One can talk and tell young people of
the dangers and the physical and mental illness
that come from drug use, and then what a
criminal felony record will mean to their future.
But young people have difficulty thinking ahead.
When one is 15 years old, 21 years of age seems
very distant. When a youngster is taking drugs
or sniffing glue or paint, he believes the dangers
are false because he can come down from the
high and at this exact time not know or feel any
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physical or mental illness, but he doesn't con
sider the future which in reality is very near. The
most important thing he or she does not realize is
that when it does happen, it is too late for a cure.
Brain damage is uncurable. It will not repair
itse1f, such as broken bones or most types of
illness.
How does one know what amount constitutes
an overdose? For some, one capsule could be
fatal, yet they take the chance. I wonder if they
know or even think of where the capsule or pill
came from that they are about to swallow. Do
they stop and think this one little red capsule
could kill them? Evidently the answer is no,
because if they did the drug problem wouldn't
exist and many young people would be home.
The mental wards of hospitals would be less
crowded. The jails and prisons WOUld . not be
filled with drug offenders. And most important of
all of these, many would still be alive. Have you
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ever seen a young person lying dead at the back
door of a hospi tal? Their so-called friends
probably drove them around in a car for hours
unconscious, too scared to take them for help,
because they also were users and scared to
become involved with the police.
According to law, if one human being in
tentionally takes the life of another human being,
he is guilty of murder. What about the drug
pusher-young or old-who sells or gives your
young son or daughter drugs and they die as a
result. Then isn't he guilty of murder?
Think about the big pusher who drains the
dollars from the kids and has many small-time
pushers working for him. How many deaths
could he be responsible for? Did you ever hear of
a court case where a pusher was charged with
murder?
How many hands have handled this pill that
you are about to swallow? What is inside? Were
you told what it contained and do you know that
what you were told is true? Was it made in a
laboratory, approved by the medical authorities
or was it made in some dirty basement in
another country? It may be a poison or an ex
periment some drug pusher has made and is
better not
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afraid himself to try. He will wait for your
reaction. If it is fatal, he will experiment once
again, and find another human guinea pig.
I have heard many drug users say, "I had
find anyone giving or selling my
,ounger brother or sister drugs, or he will deal
th me, because I know what can and does
ever actually see an addict going
withdrawals from heroin or bar
you should. The agony and
his body suffers, the severe cramps,
diarrhea, perspiring, and muscle
li*'acti,ons are unbelievable. Continued
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I We can only tell you these things. If you could
actually witness these experiences, more than
likely you would have second thoughts before
using drugs.
Have you attended the funeral of a friend who
died from an overdose? Have you watched his
family and friends in mourning? What did you
think of drugs at that time? Wasn't the person
guilty of murder who sold or gave him the lethal
drug?
How many people do you know who use or sell
drugs? Let me state right now that most high
school and college students know the users and
pushers but they will not tell, for they have a
code of their own: "Don't rat or fink". Aren't
they somewhat guilty when a death occurs, or a
friend spends the rest of his life in a mental
hospital hospital, due to drug use? Many will
read this above statement and think it untrue
and overly emphasized, or too bluntly put. It
really is the truth and you don't want to think
about it. The final decision will be on your con
science.
As a police officer and citizen of this com
munity , I am highly concerned about drugs and
the dangers connected with them. Our young
people of today are the leaders of the future.
Drugs must be slowed down to assure a future,
for people cannot function with a distorted mind
from the use of drugs. I can only hope the reader
of this article will give some serious thought to
its contents and meaning.
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By S. Barnes
"Be first or be dead" there is no second place
winner in a gun fight. These words uttered by
Bill Jordon, U.S. Border Patrol, Ret. sum up the
attitude behind present day combat shooting.
Combat shooting was described by Ed McGivern
in the early thirties. His achievement in this art
is still considered phenomenal. From his
teachings, and those that followed him in the
same comparative style, a technique of shooting
the double action revol ver began to spread. This
technique really came into recognition with the
formations of the various combat league in the
United States. The pistol has been changed from
a lightweight to a heavyweight in the hands of a
trained shooter.
So what are we talking about. We are not
talking about the old time gunman whose skills
have been exaggerated to the point of being
completely ridiculous. For example, he shot so
fast all you could see was a blur. About the only
way that this could happen is to have your eye
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misdirected. Present day master combat
shooters who draw and must hit the target have
done so in the time area of .27 to .51-100 of a
second. At this sReed every movement can be
registered by the eye; yet this speed is very
demanding. During some of the present day
com bat shooting matches, it was found that the
eye to brain reaction time can be measured in
the 1-100th of a second bracket. Today we are
demanding that the officer perform in the .60-100
to a full second including reaction time. That he
must hit what he shoots at and have no
misdirected shots. For this purpose, we have
adopted the rapid sight method of combat
shooting. In this technique, the gun is drawn
raised to the level of the eye -then fired as the
sights cover the target. Speeds of less than one
second have consistently been recorded and this
includes reaction time. The high degree of ac
curacy with this method lends itself well to police
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exiting of a patrol car in ready firing position.
Det. Sedgebeer and Sgt. Hansen practice the
exiting of a patrol car in the ready firing
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Sgt. Al Swenson and Det. Roger
Pursell learn combat shooting
with the shot gun and pistol.
Prior to the rapid sight type of combat
shooting, the training was along the lines of
instinctive shooting at the short ranges and point
shooting at the intermediate ranges and the
steady sight picture at the longer ranges. If the
officers were trained with many thousand
rounds of ammunition and many hours of
practice, he could develop into a proficient in
stinctive shooter. However, with a short layoff he
would lose that sharp edge that makes for ef
ficient shooting. If you have ever been involved
with police work, you soon realize how routine
the work is. Ever done it? The hours drag.
Finally they turn into days, and the days into
weeks, and the weeks -months and often years
without anything happening. The senses become
dull, the attentiveness wanders, the reaction
blurs, but the danger is always there. Then it
happens, and the officer is expected to have the
same degree of alertness, efficiency and reac
tion that he had the first hours that he was on the
job. The body kicks into high gear and he had
better produce with a maximum of alertness and
efficiency or else! He has less than a second to
live. He falls back on one thing -reaction
training. We spend many rounds on the range so
that one round will do its job. In effect, when that
one round is fired; so have a thousand. Contillued
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Assault course -25 yards distance -2Y2 seconds
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This system emphasizes target selection and
reaction time. An officer must obtain 70 per cent
to pass the course.
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Some of the following levels of achievement
considered minimal for our officers. At 25
draw and shoot one round in 2 liz seconds.
15 yards, draw and shoot one round in l llz
teCC>nas. At 5 yards, draw and shoot one round in
~'IIIU. These hits to be placed into an area 18"
30". At 10 yards, draw and shoot six rounds,
to a target -for three targets, in 4 seconds.
requirements and others like them, make
essential elements of combat shooting.
acknowledged that combat shooting does
the same degree of accuracy as target
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shooting possesses. It is not meant to. The officer
is expected to maintain a speed within the
confines of his accuracy. As the range is shor
tened, and the minute angle of shooting is
reduced, speed may be increased. At 3 to 5 yards,
it is who ever gets there first. Some of our
younger officers complain that they are going in
second best. For example, if the signal
originates with the man making the draw, that
is, the time starts when his hands makes its
move, it will take that man, even if he is slow,
from three tenths to a full second to complete the
draw. Now suppose that our officer can draw
within six tenths of a second or above depending
upon surprise involved and complete his draw
well we just tell our officers that they have to live
with the difference.
Combat training within the sheriff's depart
ment is comparatively new. It began in October
of 1971 and we are training 10 officers a month in
this style. In April of 1972 the Fresno County
Peace Officers Association Range will be open to
the public and training will be available to gun
permit holders and anyone else interested in
handgunnery in the art of safe and sane shooting.
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FIRE
By E.R. "Sam" Garza
Fire Investigator
<. California Division of Forestry
Have you often wondered how many fires are
the result of arson? Let me tell you that
statistically one out of every five fires are
started from the result of any of the following
motives:
(1) Profit, defrauding insurance companies,
etc.
(2) Spite or revenge
(3) Pyromania
(4) To conceal other crimes
(5) Sabotage
The National Board of Fire Underwriters, the
Would you have wanted to be sleeping in this bedagency which is delegated to compile fire costs, when the arsonist struck? report on losses, and several other factors, has
recently released national figures on fire losses jumped from $179 million in 1969 to $206 million
ARSON
INVESTIGATIONS
Your c" andap
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explaining that losses due to arson ha ve conin 1970.
tinued to increase; and that the value of property I have always failed to understand the
destroyed in these "set" and suspicious fires attitude among some law enforcement
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264-4163
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Fresno
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Remains of an office destroyed by an arsonist.
and fire authorities throughout the country
regarding fire investigation. It seems that fire
authorities don't want to investigate fires
because credit for investigative personnel is not
given as a point credit to the fire departmeI?t by
the Pacific Fire Rating Bureau, the fire
department "watch dog". And second, because
fire departments are rarely criticized for the
lack of investigation effort.
On the other hand, the law enforcement
authorities feel that the fire investigation is a fire
service responsiblity, and that arson work is
time-consuming; furthermore, the manpower is
needed elsewhere.
One of my pet peeves has been why law en
forcement gives so much attention to a 5c rob
bery at a bank and never thinks twice about a $5
million arson fire. An entire law enforcement
force will be directed to the robbery, and only
two or three men are usually detailed to a large
incendiary fire. r.ontinued
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I believe, the best type and method of fire
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law enforcement investigator team up and when
the two individuals agree on a system of
procedure. Of course, the size of loss, type of
loss, and even the time of day will dictate the
steps, but, usually the fire investigator should be
concerned with the corpus delicti and the
detective will question the witnesses; one cannot
be successful without the other. A feeling of trust
and confidence should exist between the team.
PROFIT FIRES
Usually, the person setting a fire for profit has
given his scheme much thought, but if a check of
possible human motives is looked into, chances
are that the owner is closely related to the cause
of the fire. The profit motive stimulates the
crime of arson more than any other one motive.
Over-insurance, defrauding insurance com
panies, or other reasons of private gain are the
most overwhelming motives in crimes of this
type.
SPITE FIRES
As far as spite or revenge fires, they can be
grouped into several types; first, the closely
related persons that become disgruntled with
one another, and-or lovers who attempt to
revenge themselves on the other party by setting
fires to his or her property or person. Enmity
and animosity are also prevailing motives for
the ' setting of fires. Politics and race prejudice
are motives-which have been noted in numerous
fires. A small community in Fresno County has
experienced such a problem recently.
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PYROMANIA FIRES area. 1
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made.Most people think that only morons, imbeciles
and feebleminded are capable of being a pyro;
this thought is far from the truth, for all you
know, your neighbor can be a pryo and you may
never know it.
Just as many females like fire setting as
males; likewise, adults in comparison to
juveniles. Pyro's come in all ages. It takes an
exceptional officer to detect a pyro, primarily
because most L.E. schools hardly cover the
detection of psychotic persons.
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IN THE VALLEY
rU1em~n...--.Jj
4343 North Bla'ckstone at Hollalnd Ave.
36
of an egg ranch in the Caruthers
was meant to destroy any
a burglary, but arrests were
LOCKE AUTOMOTIVE
• TUNE-UP • CARBURETION
AUGNMENT • FRONT END WORK
WHEEL BALANCING AND SKIMMING
233-4639
CANTEEN SERVICE
THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
Complete Vending Service
-Cigarettes -Candies -Soft Drinks
Sandwiches
G Street Phone 268-4788
SCREEN PRINT
All Types of Silk Screen Work
251-8636
Fresno
WARD TRACTOR CO.
.used Tractor Parts for All Makes & Mouels
Wheel or Crawler
We Buy -Sell -Trade Any Make or Model
WE SHIP
S. Highway 99 268-8726
If no answer call 268-2714
GAMBER HOMES
NEW HOMES & REMODELING
291-6608
Fresno
KEARNEY'S MANUFACTURING
&
K. P. IRON FOUNDRY INC.
Fresno -233-2591
E. Vine Ave. & So. Dearing Ave.
This car was completely destroyed by fire. Cars
are usually burned either for insurance fraud or
to cover a crime.
A great many of the pyro's utilize arson as a
substitutive sexual act. This type of a pyro knows
that arson is wrong but they suppress this
knowledge to apparently more pressing desire to
have a fire regardless of possible damage or
harm. All pyro's secure some gratification,
exalta tion, or relief as a result of the sight and
sounds attending the fire.
Working with pyro's is a real challenge
because he is usually the person you least
suspect, the person tha tis sick and feel sorry for,
and the person who would never hurt a fly.
A whole section should be written on pyro
vanity fire setters, sex pyro, psychotics, and
patterns of pyro fires, but probably another
writing would be more appropriate.
CONCEAL OTHER CRIMES
Some fires are set to conceal evidence of other
crimes such as burglary, embezzlement, and
even murder. Persons who handle other people's
money and who get their accounts muddled, or
who embezzle money from their employers,
often use fire as a means to conceal their crime.
Its ·gonna
melt your
Cola Heart
37
Many burglaries are never detected only
because of the total destruction of fire. How
many fire fatalities have we chalked up as the
result of falling asleep with a cigarette, drunk,
drugs, etc.; and yet we have reservations about
the fire origin itself. A thorough fire in
vestigation should be mandatory any time a
fatality occurs and not wait for the coroner's
report which is usually made several hours or
days after the fire scene has been altered.
SABOTAGE
We think of sabotage as an act during war
between nations rather than sabotage at local
levels. Examples of sabotage have recently been
demonstrated during the bombings of induction
centers, police stations, and banks. Explosion
coupled with fire can be extremely destructive.
Incendiary or explosive bombs have been
hurled; likewise, time devices have been used.
This type of fire can be extremely dangerous to
firefighters because of the unknown factor of
additional explosions.
FIRE SETTING METHODS
You just can't imagine the many fire setting
Joe D. Mills
Welcomes You To The Friendly
Adlpo molel
• Beautiful Cocktail lounge
• All Weather Air Conditioning
• Commercials Welcome
• Three Acres Truck Parking
99 NORTH -off on Clinton Ramp
99 SOUTH -off on Valentine & Da,kota
An Easy Route To An'Easy Rest
38
Two fire in vestigators for the Di vision
Forestry are Charles Rothgarn (left) and E. R.
(Sam) Garza.
VARSITY SHOP
MEN'S STORE
Elmer W. Busick -Gary D. Busick
777 East Olive Ave., Fresno 233-0512
FREEWAY DRIVE IN
1410 Ventura & Freeway 99
485-5141
Fresno
1050 W. Whitesbridge 266-0627
Also Bakersfield -Bay Area
Pete Garabedian
MODERN DRUG CO.
(GLOBE)
Prescription Specialists -Free Delivery
Phone 266-2438 -237-7137 -266-0701
3044 Tulare (Cor. U St.) Fresno
devices which have been used to set fires.
Soaking animals in gasoline and setting them on
fire really gets a field on fire fast. Overloading
an electrical circuit and replacing the fuses with
a metal bolt is a cute trick too. The fire setter
really gets a "kick" out of setting a fire is
the guy that spreads gasoline all over the house
and then stands in the front room to smoke a
maybe I should have said a "bang"
Some of the methods usually employed by fire
vary in time and effort to construct. Some
Inventiveness and some just use the can of
;pl:IUIlI.n::: and match. Below are some examples.
(A) Matches -Applied directly to easily ignite
(B) Cigarettes -Used as part of a device such
a match inserted into a lighted cigarette.
An elementary school in the Fresno area
destroyed by arson.
(C) Candles -Usually cut down to required
in order to start the fire at a particular
(0) Flammable Liquid -Spread throughout
area, then ignited directly with a match or
a timed device.
(E) Flares -Used as a time device such as a
or directly on paper material.
Electrical Appliance -Left in an "on"
at their usual location to indicate an
appearance, electric range, iron on
board, hot plates, etc.
Continued
FRONTIER MARKET
7157 BLACKSTONE
439-0342
K & B AUTO SERVICE
General Repairs from Tune Up to Overhaul
Automatic Transmissions Rebuilt
439-0250
hristensen's
Comptete Shopping -Bokery -Liquor, Etc.
Square -5566 E. Kings Canyon Rd. ot Clovis Ave.
SEQUOIA SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
THREE LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU
MANCHESTER FIGARDEN
3611 N. Black.,o•• 600 W. Shaw Ave.
Across From Just Eost of
Manchester Center Figarden Village
BECKMAN'S ROUND-UP BAR B Q
SANDWICHES -LUNCHES -DINNERS
Hours: 10:30-8 -Closed Sun. & Mon.
FARMERS MARKET
Divisadero at Tulare Fresno Ph. 266-6378
"COLDEST BEER IN TOWN"
"rHE RED LANTERN
POOL and SHUFFL~BOARD
BLAYNE HAMILTON
Phone 251-5898
4618 E. Belmont Fresno
HARDY SMITH
PRESIDENT
"SINCE.! e, e" · PHONE 266·0116
2999 SO. ORANGE
FRESNO. CALIF.
JOHN RICHARDSON
SPRINKLER SYS"rEMS
Complete Manu.al or Automatic Systems
Free Estimates -Terms Available
State Licensed Contractor
3715 E. Garland 227-1171
DE LUCCA & THRELKELD, INC.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Homes -Duplexes -Triplexes -General
Building, Repairs and Alterations
346 N. Blackstone 268-7428
FOSTER'S OLD FASHION FREEZE
California's Favorite Dessert
Great Hamburgers
Go Home Happy! Look Twice!
Don't Get'Fooled Get Foster's
Three Locations : 1449 E. Belmont Avenue
3859 Ventura 3377 N. Cedar Avenue
39
This house in East Fresno was destroyed by a
young arsonist.
19). FOODLAND. :INC. ~ INSTITUTIONAL GROCERS
240 N. Thorne Phone 268-5036 Fresno
..A COMPLETE ROOFING SERVICF
• WE ARE EQUIPPED FOR"I~'"
ANY SIZE JOB ffif,ljJ *WATERPROOFING*BUILT·UP ROOfSHOMES -fARMS -fACTORIES AI~P·R~·V'ro
APPLICATOR
JONES
ROOFING CO., INC.
flEE
E!1IMATEI,
IIISPEUIOIG
SI:IlVINC fRESNO AREA SINCE 1946
PHONE 264-4675 -266-5392
If no answer call 255-4876
or 251-1134
1494 N. Clark Fresno
* Busch Bavarian
* Miller High Life
* Regal Select
* Pabst Blue Ribbon
* Falstaff
* Shasta Beverages
M & T DISTRIBUTING CO.
Arkie Margosian -Ralph Takakjian
2377 South Orange 264-2823
(G) Chemical Devices -Such as phosphorus
dissolved in dissulfide of carbon, Sulfuric acid
dropped in mixture of potassium chlorate and
powdered sugar; and, of course, dynamite.
The Sheriff's Office Identification Bureau has
always been staffed with highly trained and
efficiently organized personnel, they are the
silent brain in solving crimes.
Good photography is extremely important in
arson investigation, probably more so than in
any other crime.
Photos are necessary to accurately depict the
fire scene, record information on printed form
which become indispensable when describing a
fire scene, especially in court.
COOPERATION EFFORT
Here in Fresno County we are fortunate to
have the full cooperation of Sheriff Willmirth and
his entire staff. This same feeling of cooperation
is found in every community where we are asked
to assist. As you well know, Arson Investigation
is a highly specialized field and the cooperation
of all Law Enforcement agencies is
necessary, which makes the challenge tha.t much
easier.
always
OlLENBERGER'S
Department Stores
TWO LOCATIONS
920 E. Olive Phone 485-8551
4325 E. Tulare Phone 251-7313
FRAN'S PINE lAKE lODGE
Old Hwy. 99 at Ashlan Ave.
268-6810
Fran Hagel & Gail Shaw
Fresno
MEXICO CAFE
915 ESt.
268-0264
FRESNO WHITE & AUTOCAR ' SALES
Distributors of
White & Autocar Trucks -Parts & Service
2707 S. East Ave.
c
40
Administration Division
G. HORNING
Sheri II's Secretary
IVA GOODWIN
Typist
Special Investigations Detail
LIQUORS
ARTHUR'S TOYS
Fresno 431-0101
N EQUIPMENT RENTAL
Fresno's Complete Rental Yard
222-3091
J. M. HOLLISTER. INC.
"JON-KEN Collect"
--COLLECTIONS -
TELEPHONE 233-3786
1005 N. BLACJ:STONE .. FUSNO, CALIF.
L. NELSON K. FRANKFORT
Lieutenant Detective
T. JOHNSON
Detective
K. NICHOL.AS
Detective
INSURANCE
FRED S. JAMES & CO.
Formerly
RIIS. ELLITHORPE, EATON, BAIRD & SWETT
P. O. Box 1152
Phone 268-0811
MALAGA FOOD CENTER
GROCERIES -PRODUCE -MEAT
BEER -WINE
Chevron Gas & Oil
2 S. Maple Ave. 485-8710
LEARN TO FLY
ALL COURSES F.A.A . APPROVED AND APPROVED FOR VETERAN TRAINING
IN NEW CESSNA 150'S • WORlD 'S MOST POPULAR TRAINER
GROUND SCHOOL • 'RIVArE • COMMUCIAl • INSTaUMENT Ces;na~RENTAL -CHARTER • fliGHT INSTRUCTOR PfllT CENlI.HANGAR -TIE-DOWN • MUlTl · HIG INE --,,--• IN5TR fliGHT IN5TlUCTORHERTZ RENT-A-CAR
DENAIR AVIATION
Phone 237-4164
CHANDLER FJElD -612 W. KEARNEY BLVD.
41
Adm.inistration
Division
Planning & Research
RIVER BLUFF STABLES
BOARDING HORSES
Lessons
English, Western, Gymkhana, Trail Riding
1700 W. Alluvial IFresno 439-5745
PACIFIC WESTERN CONSTRUCTION
General Engineering & Construction
5206 N. Channing 224-1700
Paramount Pest Control Service
"We Control Pests"
2143 E. McKinley 268-4266C. BLAGG
Sergeant
School Visitation Officers
R. COBBS
Deputy
, ,,/ .--w. McDANIELS
Deputy
G. HILL T. LEAN
Deputy Deputy
2039
DUKESCOCKTAILS
Your Host -Duke Garbedian
Kern Stree,t 268-6821
1821
BUD EBERWEIN BRAKE &
WHEEL ALIGNING SERVICE
Morrow Spring Works
Calaveras, Fresno 268-6359
BEAUTY SALONS AND WOMEN'S FASHIONS
5060 N. Maroa at Shaw 224-4010
1552 N. West at McKinley 266-0695
RAMS,EY DRY WALL SERVICE
Drywall Service -Taping -Texturing
Acoustical Ceilings -Sheetrock Installation
Quality Workmanship
4559 E. Home Ave. 251-7316
Free Delivery Phone 264-4751
THE PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY
We are in Bu.ineu for your Health
THOMAS FOWLER
1342 E. Belmont Fresno, California
LA FIESTA NITE CLUB
Dancing and Cocktails
Latin Nite Club
844 F St. 266-5786
DEMCO EDUCATIONAL CORP.
5683 E. Fountain Way
Fresno, Calif. 93727
Phone 291-2576
SIGLER'S Inc.
WElDING EQUIPMENT
Welder Sales & Service
1828 Los Angeles St. 237-6322
42
Adtninistration Division
Bailiffs
R. BAEHR J. BRUTONG. SCHOONMAKER
Sergeant
Chief Bailiff
QUALITY MEATS WHOLESALE
Serving Market -Restaurants -Institutions
Schools & Private Caterings
Beef -Lamb -Pork & Veal
Cutting & Wrapping for Freezers
8 N. Blackstone Ave. 268-8655
6.10 PM
COCKTAilS -DINING
Fresno
LE MOSS RADIAL TIRE, INC.
Distributors 01
MICHELIN "X" TIRES
SALES & SERVICE
Trucks, Pauenger, Compacts & Sporh Cars .
RECAPPING -Using Oliver Tull Tred Rubber
HI. N. Hwy. 99 233·3731
AT flat Top Truck Slop Fresno
01 BUDUO & DE FENDIS
GENERAL INSURANCE
Phone 227-3553
FRESNO PLANING MILL CO.
Est. 1908
General Mill Work
233-7218
NAGARE BODY & PAINT
Complete Auto Body Reconstruction
All Makes -Custom Cotor Matching
Open 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Across from Stadium
Wayne Nagare & Ralph Allen
A. CIRIMELE
M. CUNNINGHAM D. DOUGLAS
J. CRASS
1820 E. University Ave., Fresno 268-5764
L. GREEN F_ GUERRERO
43
Compliments ofAdDlinistration
VAN'S MARKET
Phone 268-5939Division -Bailiffs
M. GUHM E. LYNCH
R. PEYLOURET R. SAMPLE
R. SOUZA D. SWANSON
r/ )'.
..
.C. WINSTEAD
44
1808 W. Clinton and 425 W. Shields
LIEN CH'EMICAL COMPANY
Keep Clean -With tien!
1442 N. Pea.ch Ave. Fresno 251-0361
CLARK'S FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT
"Everything For The Fireploce"
1102 E. Belmont Ave. 268-3155
Fresno
CASA CANALES
"Dining in Mexican Style"
3110 N. Moroa Near Shields
222-4935
Fresno
FLAMINGO CLUB J.
1802 Tulare SI. Phone 264-4295
., FIREMAN'S
~ FUND 222-5401II AMERICAN 83 E. Shaw Ave.
INSURANCE COMPANIES Fresno
RAUL'S R&D UPHOLSTERY
COMPLETE CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING
Autos -Furniture -Tractors -Trucks -Boats
One Day Service On Any Convertible Top or Rear Window
Free Estimates -Pick-up & Delivery
1834 S. Orange Ave. 485-4651
RON'S
DAIRY SUPPLIES & SERVICE
DeLaval Dealer -Sales & Service
4550 N. Glenn, Fresno 224-4921
MID VALLEY MOTORS
The Volley's Largest Independent
Volkswagen Service Center
I Repair & Paris
4540 N. Blackstone 222-8885
Detective Division
D . DENNIS M. WINGELL
Lieutenant Typist
R. SAUM
Captain
S. BARNES
Sergeant
C. BRYANT
Ser
A. CHRISTENSEN
Detective
J. ANDERSON
Sergeant
BERIT-.....,.
of
STRENGTH
SECURITY
EXPERIENCE
JET DRIVE-IN
BROASTED CHICKEN
PARTIES -DINNERS -PICNICS
Sea Food Donuts Homemade Pies SIERRA HOSPITAL
FRESNO CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL
Fresno
Burgers ---
FOOD TO GO
1234 N. 1 st -1 Blk. N. of Olive 233-2172
FRESNO NOTIONS & DRUG CO.
Wholesalers
2964 E. Butler Fresno
Best Wishes
PRODUCERS PACKING CORP.
5545 W. Dakota Ave. 26-8-8533
ELECTRIC LABORATORIES
ELCO AUTOMOTIVE DISTRIBUTOR
268-8044
Warehouse-Jobbers, Distributors Since 1915
45
Detective Division
J. DAILY
Sergeant
R. GUTHRIE
Detective
R. CORNELL
Sergeant
Jed's Cocktails & Ted's Dutch Lunch
Always A Friendly
WELCOME
2155 South "Goo St. Phone 233-9772
Fresno
FRESNO CREDIT BUREAU
v"'" •• 0 -<'. COLLECTIONS . . . . . ~
~",-< ~..
. ' ",-< ~'1\
.;. ~ po. -<"
,,,, ~ Robert C. Kempen, President
Hobart Heavy Capacity Scales
food, Bakery, Kitchen and Dilhwalhing Equipment
Kitchenaid Dilhwalhers and Mixers
IHOBART
SALES & SERVICE
Hamp Weill-Manager
175 Fulton St. Phone 237-2118
GERRY SMITH MASONRY, INC.
4575 E. Floradora
255-6346
• GENERAL ELECTRIC
COMPANY
Servicing General Electric Major Appliances & TV
and Hotpoint Appliances
2788 South Maple Avenue 237-6644
SIRMAN & WARREN
WHOLESALE DRUGS -SUNDRIES
434 P Street, Fresno
PEPER JANITORIAL SERVICE
DON PEPER, Owner
Office Bldgs. -Stores -Homes
Floors Waxed -Windows Cleaned
Insured -Personal Service
1343 N. Calaveras 233-7100
WATARIDA FARMING, Inc.
786 W. AMERICAN
FRESNO
ASSOCIATED BRASS PROD~CTS, INC.
Precision Castings
7070 N. Harrison Ave., Pinedale
JM. GOLDEN
Detective
E. HANSEN
Sergeant
L. HILL
Detective
G. HUNT
Sergeant
R. KAHL
Detective
46
Detective Division
R. MILLER A. MORENO
Sergeant Derective
R. MORRISON
Detecti ve
D. MURRAY
Detecti ve
J. ROUANZOIN
Detective
W. SECHLER
D etective
W . PINION
Sergeant
THE ORIGINAL PROTECTIVE FRUIT TRAY
.. . NOW BETTER THAN EVER!
PANTA-PAK division of the Panta.ote Co. of N.Y. Inc.
5576 Airways Drive East, Fresno
SEQUOIA DOOR CO.
5587 Airways Ave., East
Fresno
AUTO SALES & DISMANTLERS
Engines & Transmissions Rebuilt
'53 And later Models
485-3504
SONS CONSTRUCTION, INC.
~MI:I~\"II"L & INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION
5656 E. Kaviland, Fresno
CHAMPION MUFFLER SERVICE
Phone 233-9088
1605 N. BLACKSTONE FRESN'O, CALIF.
JIM CURll. 'Manager .:.
EXHAUST SYSTEMS FOR ALL CARS
Specializing In : * CUltom Headen*. Premium Glan Pakl* Monroe Shock Absorben* CUltom Roll Barl* Chrome Aceenories* Custom Bending
I'/," -1'/." -2" & 2';'''* Heat-Resisting Header Paint* 20· Minute Service
Discoun·t to City, County and State Employees
FORD TRACTORS
FORD EQUIPMENT
FRESNO
FOHD TRAt:TOH, INt:.
3100 SO. PARKWAY DR.
485-9090
FRESNO, CALIF.
f
SERVICE -PARTS -SALES
47
Detective Division
A. SEDGEBEER
Detective
A. SWENSON
Sergeant
G. TABER
Detective
C. TIGH R. WORSTEIN
Sergeant Sergeant
48
LA VICTORIA TORTILLAS
Mfgs. of Fine Quality Corn & Flour Tortillas
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Delivery On Wholesale Orders
746 F Street Fresno Ph. 237-9841
AL'S TUNE UP SERVICE
Tune Up & Turbl Service
2534 So. Railroad Ave., Fresno 264-6320
ALERT ALARM CO.
SILENT BURGLAR
Fire & Hold Up Alarms
Residential -Business
3828 E. Bel·mont Ave., Fresno 237-8347
GENERAL ENVIRONMENT, CORP.
Manufacturers of "NORFLEX" Flexible Duct
2822 So. Maple Ave. 486-1010
C. W. JESSEN CONSTRUCTION ·CO.
827 E. Princeton Ave. 224-0487
Fresno, Cant. 93704
c. W . (Chris) Jessen
SCOTT BROS.
COMPLETE DRYWALL SERVICE
4007 E. Gettysburg Ave.
222-3810 or 291-4120
CARL'S WHOLESALE MEATS
Custom Killing
Cutting and Wrapping Meats for Home Freezers
Terms Upon Credit Approval
4-1.01 E. Floradora Phone 268-8568
DUN-RITE MFG. CORP.
JOHN H. ROBERTS
Executive Vice President, General Manager
5055 E. Dakota Ave., Fresno, 291-7777
ROB'=RT H. LANKFORD CO.
CUSTOM MADE GUN CABINETS
FORMICA CABINETS & FIXTURES
COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL -QUALITY WORK
2216 E. McKinley Ave. 266-8543
J. SPRADLING
Detective
J. SIMPSON
Sergeant
A. TABLER
Sergeant
Juvenile Bureau
E. HALEY
Lieutenant
J. REYES
Typist
Complete Janitorial Supplies for
Hotels· Buildings. Stores· Churches· Restaurants
Public Utilities. Theaters· Industries· Institutions
Complete 24·Hour Janitor Service
SUNNYSIDE JANITORIAL SERVICE
& SUPPLY CO. 2818 1:. Belmont Ave. 268-8708
STEEL STRUCTURES CO.
TANK MANUFACTURER
Phone 439-3361 -Fresno
P. O. Box 605 -Pinedale, Calif.
KlEIN'S MAMMOTH TRUCK SERVICE
atEVRON TRUCK SERVICE • STANDARD Oil PRODUCTS
SHOWER BATHS
NEW RESTAURANT
9 Miles North on Hwy 99 at Herndon
17 Fresno
Freano, Cal1f. 93721
~____________________________~
C. LOVGREN C. HENSON
Sergeant Detective
E. HARTMAN
Detective
G. LAWLESS
Detective
R. McCLURG F. POORE
De[ective Ddective
W. SHUMAN
Detective
49
Unifor1lled Field Division
A.
]. BALDWIN E. MARGOSIAN
Lieutenant Lieutenant
K. LARSON
Captain
BALIAN'S ARMENIAN FOODS
Armenian and Syrian Food
EAT IN OR TAKE OUT
Complete Armenian Delicatessen
1067 E. Shaw Ave. 224-4700
CLUB LATINO
MEXICAN FOOD
BEER -WINE
832 F Street 237-9717
LA PLAZA CLUB
BEER -WINE -RECREATION
931 F Street 233-9817
RED &RUTH'S :~~~
SILVER & GOLD PLATING
Jewelry Designing -Faceting -Casting -Lapidary
Custom Slabbing -Lapidary Supplies
Phone 229-5303
2405 E. Clinton Ave., Fresno, Calif. 93703
50
HYATI (Jj!ttth:(.D : ;R:S~~:~:::STAURANT
---COFFEE SHOP
237-1881 MOTOR HOTEL • PARTY FACILITIES
2141 No. Parkway Dr., Fresno IClinton Exit off Hiway 99)
PARDINI'S GROCERY
Complete Grocery Line
On and Off Sale Beer and Wine
5014 W. Shields 264-7623
HORN PHOTO SHOP
Open 8:30 -5 :30, Mon. -Sat.
69 E. Belmont Fresno 233-8323
ACE
Portable Steam Cleaning S~rvice
24-Hour Service -Serving Entire Valley
Comple.te Maintenance -Shopping Carts -
Restalirant Equipment -Service Stations -
All Types Heavy Equipment -Farm Equipment
2802 E. Griffith Way Fresno 222-9348
.\
W.YOUNG
Lieutenant
Unifor1lled Field Division
J. SWENNING
Sergeant
A.HARKER J. JORDANSergeant Sergeant
·Old fashioned American home style meal.'
IUTUlilia STiAIS -CHO'S -SALADS _ IAIID SrrCIALTlIS
IIIE JA(l/I1U UP TO 45 CEN,:~~,~~~A~D ;:~ouow
til: 237-1 515 DIYISADERO(..... H
THE HIDE-A-WA Y
COCKTAILS
255-8548
EL PATIO CLUB
818 F Street
HenrieHa Rancho Products Co.
FRUIT JUICES & CONCENTRATES
255-0401
Fresno
HARPAIN'S DAiRY FARM
GOlD MEDAL WINNING MILK
3949 N. Barton or 3900 N. Cedar
INTERNAllONAl POOL HALL
FOR RECREATION
237-9780
51
G. LANGLEY
Sergeant
KERR RUG COMPANY
The Valley's Largest Rug & Furniture Cleaners
California's Largest Broadloom Selection
* Lowest Prices * Best Service Guaranteed
539 G STREET 233-2293
FRESNO
R. WOOD
Sergtant
W. WEAVER
Sergeant
Nyematic's Thought Copier .gets words on paper
foster, with less effort, than any office communi·
cations system ever made.
Your Nye Systems representative has complete
details. Call Fresno 486-2922
Sacramento (916) 483-6997
WOOD DICTATING CO.
Nyematic Dictoting Systems
Uniform.ed Field
Division
K. ABELL J. ARCENEAU
K. BADIALI R. BANEULOS
H . BANKS J. BATCHELOR
F. CARVALHO ]. CAUGHELL
52
CAMPER AND TRAILER SUPPLIES, SERVICE AND REPAIRS
PHILLIPS TRAILER SUPPLY & REPAIR
FRESNO'S LARGEST
RECREATIONAL VEHICLE SUPPLY CENTER
4121 East Belmont (near Cedar!
Phone 485-5720 Fresno, California 93702
MR. D's
WEBER" THORNE
486-1120
LARRY PERKINS UNION 76
"Friendly Service"
4195 E. Shields Ave.
MEEKINS REALTY
Professional Real Estate Service
Al MEEKINS
3145 N. Cedar Fresno Ph.
222-0161
WESTERN WOOD DIVISION
AMXCO, INC.
4525 E. Commerce Street
SCOTTY'S LlaUOR STORE
LIQUORS -BEER -WINE -DELICATESSEN
Open 7 Days a Week
2206 N. Blackstone Ave. -222-4240
LIMBRICK & HICIKS
SPECIAL PATROL & GUARD SERVICE
• All Types of Security -24 Hour Service
• licensed & Bonded -All men Have Police Clearance
• Mobil -Foot Patrol and Dogs
Call -486-4231
IMPERIAL '400' MOTEL
Pool -T.V. -Air Conditioned
Phones -Parking
2127 Inyo 51. Ph. 268-0621
Near The Mall & Convention Center
ORLANDO FOODS, INC.
237-558f 4667 E. Date Ave.
Fresno
Uniform.ed Field D ivision
T. DAGGETT
D. FURTNEY T. GAREY
HAPPY LIQUOR
* BEER * WINE *WHISKEY * GROCERIES
OPEN 6 AM 'till 2 AM
Mary Ma and Senchang Wong -Owners
10 F St. 237-5227 Fresno
1511 TULARE STRH'f
MEAT MARKET ___ Bm.oked ~4"~
LESLIE'S JEWELERS
Diamonds -Watches -Jewelery
JOE BROWN, Owner
Phone 233-2600
HIWA Y CITY UPHOLSTERY
Custom Work -Reasonable Prices
For Home. Auto or Baat
On Old Highway 99 Near Show
N. Market Ave .• Hiway City 268 ·6988
53
E. DURAN A. fIERRO
W. HALL D. HARD
LA TABATIERE
precious crystals & pewter -fin e pipes
meerschaum & briar
choice cigars and tobaccos
AGNES NAZAR
phone: (209) 268-2627
815 East Olive Ave., Fresno, California 93728
Complete Truck Repairs
il\iik
HELIARC ALUMINUM WElDING
COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE
ALLEN C. H'AASE GARAGE, INC.
3399 E. Malaga Ave. at Hwy. 99 So. 266-0817
Uniforllled Field
Division
J. HERGENRADER R. HERRING
L. HODGE P. KALPAKOFF
R. KELLY D. KENNEDY
T. KERNS R. KLEPPER
COMMUNICATION ENTERPRISES, Inc.
International Marketing of
Communication Equipment
1842 E. U-;'iversity Fresno 485-1431
SERVING THE VALLEY
PAVING • GRADING
General Engineering Contractors
BRANDON CONSTRUCTION
William J. Steele Mike Brandon
255-3465 439-3931
720 W. Escalon
MAIN OFFICE
268-7017
3342 NO. WEBER
FRESNO, CALIF.
ARGENTINE PLUMBING & HEATING
Specialists In All Types
Commercial, Industrial & Mechanical Plumbing
2231 W. Dakota Fresno 229-4164
Compliments Of
PETERS AND GARABEDIAN
Growers & Shippers
3158 Hamilton Fresno
BULLOCK'S VACUUM PUMPING
Cesspool & Septic Tank Pumping
WE PUMP OUT ALL THE SLUDGE
Electric Snake Work
4725 E. Holland Ave. Fresno
UTILITY TRAILER SALES CO.
Trailers -Semi Trailers -Commercial Bodies
Third Axles -Thermo King Refrigeration
Complete line of Toyo Tires
2660 S. Railroad Ave. Phone 237
FRESNO IRRIGATION APPLIANCES
Manufacturers of:
IRRIGATION GATES & VALVES
Fresno Air Terminal 291-6621
FRESNO EQUIPMENT CO.
JOHN DEERE TRACTORS AND
/ MACHINERY FOR THE FARM
Fresno -Five Points
54
Unifornted Field Division
D. LEMLEY
R. MAGILL W . MARTIN
MEL WEST AUTO BODY
WORKS & PAINTING
Complete Automotive Reconstruction
Frame & Wheel Alignment
24 HOUR TOWING
1537 N. Thesta Fresno 266-1089
PENA'S BAKERY
Birthday -Wedding Cakes To Order
Pastries -Doughnuts -Mexican Pastries
Fresno 237-0367
VALLEY FURNITURE
268·3000
VALLEY NOVELTY COMPANY
WHOLESALE -RETAIL
Fresno Ph. 237-6617
G. LEWIS S. MAGARIAN
F. MATTHEWS B. MORELAND
Fresno
I
55
WE!:O OXYGEN
Chris Sorensen
268·0161
241 Van Ness Avenue, Fresno
Country Club
Matt Liquor
. AND STILL TODAY
"n'! IKE WAIER
lHAI MAiB
II OLYMPIA"
TARGET SALES INC.
2602 E. California Ave., Fresno 268-6671
Unifornted Field
Division
J. MURPHY L. NOMURA
A. OHANNESIAN R. PARKER
M. PERRY W. PIERCE
S. QUALLS R. RETA
56
[EicW c & 5 KAR KARE
WE CARE FOR YOUR
TOTAL CAR NEEDS
4796 E. Shields Ave. Fresno 251-2407
HOWARD'S PEST CONTROL
COMPLETE TERMJTE SERVICE
Phone 264-0801
1120 N. Al:lby Fresno
FRESNO PAPER BOX CO., INC.
Manufacturers of Folding Cartons
Die Cutting
Jobbers of Stock Corrugated Cases
2192 S. Railroad Ave., Fresno 264-1363
WEST BELMONT GRANITE WORKS
Monuments -Statuary in Bronze -Granite -Marble
505 W . Belmont at Fruit
Phone 237-7888
RUCKSTELL CALIFORNIA SALES CO.
Manufacturers and Distributors of
QUALITY TRUCK AND TRAILER EQUIPMENT
Chet Frerichs-Res. Phone 237-4577
Telephone 233-3277 452 W. Yolo
Danish Creamery Association
Quality Famous Since 1895
F & Inyo Sts., Fresno
ELIMINATE OUTSIDE PAINTING WITH
TEX-COTE
QUALITY EXTERIORS
4413 E. Belmont Ave., Fresno 251-8204
NEW REMODEL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL
STIGALL PLUMBING
Licensed -Bonded -Insured
PAUL STIGAll, Res . Phone 229. 7029
4586 East Shields, Fresno Phone 251-3035
LOUIE KEE MARKET ·
Fresh Meat & Groceries
1 041 Tular~ St. 233-7527
Fresno
Uniforllled Field Division
M. SATTERBERG L. SCHEIDT D. SHIPMAN
Deputy
AIIsta~~ Rlfing CO.
ALL TYPES ROOFING
!J~1 ~.RESIDENTIAL
.. • COMMERCIAL
• INDUSTRIAL
NEW ROOFS -Rf·ROOFfMG -REPAIRS
* BANK TERMS IC!!!J!I!·cw.....O I
I *FREE ESTIMATESFUJ~~LAS
locally Owned & Operated
315 N. Thorne 264· 1013
C. SNEDDEN G. TIGH
REX DRUM -REAL ESTATE
"Land Is The
Broker
Basis Of All
Fresno
Wealth"
Ph. 251·8625
CHINA CAFE
Best Chinese Food To Take Out
Phone 485·7301
Fresno
FASHION FURNITURE
4935 N. Blackstone at Shaw
227-1611
Fresno
Home of Bonus Photo
·JONES FILM SERVICE
Color Black & White
At Your Dealer
There's One Near You
Blackstone 268·~335
R. WHITE T. WHITLOW
W . WILLIAMS D. WONG
57
W. COOK
Lieutenant
Coroner Bureau
M. BARONIAN
Typist
C. PIMENTAL S. ROBERTS
Dep. Coroner Dep. Coroner
R. TOBIN
Dep. Coroner
D. CARDOSA
Dep. Coroner
IN FRESNO IT'S THE
NEW RENDEZVOUS
Charcoal Broiled Steaks & Chops & Prime Ribs
To Satisfy the Most Discriminating Gourmet
Mon to Sat. 11 A.M.-12 P.M. -Sun. 4-10 P.M.
OUR LOBSTER Has Been Caned
"THE BEST IN CALIFORNIA"
Ample Parking
Delicious Cocktails 'ti! 2 A.M.
505 N. Van Ness Ave. 266-8354
Sheriff's Building
Receptionists
E. JONES E. MASSONGILL
A-l APPLIANCE SERVICE
SALES & SERVICE
Refrig. -Freezers -Air Condo -Eva. Coolers
Washers -Dryers
3335 E. Belmont Ave. Fresno
_ MUFFLERS • TAIL PIPES
• DUAL EXHAUST SYSTEMS
_tIISTOM PIPE BENDINII
_ .BRAKES
_FRQNT END AUGHIN.
We Honor Most Major Credit Carda TERMS AVAILABLE
503 N. Weber at Belmont Underpass 268-5777
AIRWAYS COFFEE SHOP
From Daylight to Dark for
Your Convenience
Airways Golf Course
STILLMAN DRUG CO.
DRUGS & SUNDRIES
5 & H Green St.mps Free Delivery
4786 E. Belmont at Chestnut
L& K LIVESTOCK
TRANSPORTATION CO.
3337 So. Cherry Ave. Ph. 268-1448
EAST EL MONTE GUEST HOME
Supervised Care and Recreation
/ for Ambulatory Aged Guests
4670 E. EI Monte
58
Com.m.unications Section
L. ANDERSON J. BROOKSHAW B. EDIGER
R. EVANS J. KOSHGARIAN L. HARD P. L01'2
E. MURRAY Y. RAMIREZ V. TAYLOR
JOH .... p.
Donaghy Television
Sales -Service . Rentals
606 ....O.FI RST STREET
Compliments
LLOYD E. TULL, INC.
251-6041
The valley's finest Dairy Products
NIELSEN'S CREAMERY
Phone 686-2828
Tulare, California
CONSUMER'S DRUG
5351-A North Blackstone
Phone 439-6363
Fresno
FRESNO MOTEL
Henry P. Cunningham, General Manager
1325 N. Motel Drive
(1 Block No. Roeding f" ark) Phone 233-5103
• ". ft~ JfJ ',lal' ITALIAN'O,,,lGWw'r l Ii6f DINNERS
I,..~ 530 N. Blackstone near Belmont -237·7054
~ 3404 N. Ceder at Fountain Way -222·0544
"",' I 2549 N. Blackstone -222·3051 .*:, 'l. n..,... Ie 1-' Shaw & First _ 229.7811 ~ ,.' ., FH4 t. •• 2599 E. Ashlan -224.2755
L-"
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Records and Identification Division
A. PAPALEO
Captain
D. LAUTERS
Lieutenant
Technical Services Section
D. ANDERSON
Dep. Criminologist
C. ALEXANDER
Dep. Criminologist
A. FLORES
Criminologist
PATRICK JAMES MEN'S STORE
780 W. Shaw 224-5500
Fresno
and Shopping Center
"Quality and Service"
FRESNO at ASH LAN, 222-4454
-and
5757 NI. FIRST ST., 439-2223
D. JUSTICE
Criminologist
RAINBOW BALLROOM
1725 Broadway
Fresno
MOY'S KITCHEN
CHINESE FOOD TO TAKE OUT
Frank W . Kwok
Ph . 227-0735
2388 E. Gettysburg
TECHNICOLOR CORP.
Black & White and Color Film Service
Wholesale and Retail
326 No. Blackstone
Fresno
60
Technical Services Section
E. LAMB D. MILLS
Criminologist Dep. Criminologi'st
Compliments of
HOBO GROCERY & LIQUOR
3283 W. Lansing Way
Phone 227-9896
KARSH'S BAKERY
Complele line of Bakery Goods Baked Fresh Daily
938 FULTON MALL ...................................... 233-655200 •••• 00 ..
00 •••• • 00.·............... .... . .... 00 ••••• 00 • ••• • •
1439 S. CEDAR .. 233-2805
00 ..... . ... ..... • ... ........ 00 .... . . . .
4041 E. ASHLAN ......... 222-7014
00 ........... 00 •••••••• •••••
505 W. CLINTON .................... 268-9140
450 W. McKINLEY 266-9869... 00 ............ . . • ............................
00 ......... 00 . 00.00 . .................
N. hi & E. McKINLEY ....... 233-0636
JR. BOOTERY
Complete Store For Children
33 20 N. Blackstone 222-5805
GARDNER'S BOOTERY
Complete Family Store
Fashion Fair Shopping Center
3330 N. Blackstone 229-4921
. 17-4 E. Shields 229-5854
ART PINE'S
FRESNO FUNERAL CHAPEL
233-1174
Fresno
MIKE BELLOW
CONTRACTOR
1521 N . Maple -Fresno
255-7611
DR. SIDNEY AMES, OPTOMETRIST
Gives You Optical Service That Is Complete
Downtown
Fulton Mall 268-5577
Ma nchester Plaza
227-2529
61
D . MORGAN
Dep. Criminologist
1. SARMENT
Criminologist
R. SMITH
Criminologist
1. WIGGS
Dep. Criminologist
CLUB BRAZIL
"COCKTAILS"
Mike Oberti, Prop.
968 Broadway Phone 237-9993
America's Largest Diamond Merchants
Over 700 Stores Coost to Coast
ZALES!
JIWlUfII:'
We're nothing without your love.
1014 Fulton " Moll" 268-4567
Records and Identification Division
MO and Fingerprint Section
L. MOSHIER
Typist
J. LASHBROOK Jr. Ident. Tech.
B. NASH Jr. Ident. Tech.
J. SATTERSTAD
Jr. Ident. Tech.
Re
PREI
S
M. BARNES
Idem. Tech.
Supervisor
D. NEELEY
Idem. Tech.
Fingerprints
Y. KAI
Idem. Tech .
Modus Operandi
J. CIANCETTI Jr. Ident. Tech .
R. HAGLER R. HUNTER
Jr. Ident. Tech. Jr. Ident. Tech.
Fingerprints
SAVORY DELICATESSEN
Sandwiches -Dinners -Homemade Pies
Tulare & U Streets Phone 268-7555
GUIDE LITHO, INC.
QUALITY OFFSET PRINTING
THE VALLEY 'S LARGEST
1960 "H" Street, Fresno 485-3881
PAVING CONTRACTOR
• PAVING
• GRADING
• EXCAVATING
PARKING. AREAS & LOTS -ROAD OILING
A COMPUTI ASPHALT PAVING SERVICE
Generol Engineering Controctor
ALLIED PAYING CO.
605 S. Fruit
FREE ESTIMATES
Coli 237-1801
FRESNO
E. MEDLIN
Jr. Ident. Tech.
62
Records and Identification Division
Warrant and Fugitive Section
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H. McFADDENFRED PIPKIN DtttctiveSergeant
C. BALLARD
Deputy
J. HAMILTON
C. PIPER
Deputy
R. PURSELL
Deputy -Mental
Health Detail
R. THOMAS
Deputy
VANGAS, INC.
3625 N. Parkway Drive a&ro 268-7811
• Fresno
STAIGER CONSTRUCTION CO.
Phone 233-4606
Fresno, Calif. 93705
CABANY
CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS
JANITORIAL AN£) OFFICE MAINTENANCE
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
CALL US FOR THE BRAND NEW LOOK)
567 E. Scott, Fresno Call 222-7157
STATE FARM INSURANCE
Eugene E. Warner Gary L. Ream
5035 E. Belmont Ave., Suite A Fresno 251-8651
HOLT lUMBER INC.
Lumber -Plywood -Building Materials
DICK HOLT BILL HOLT
233-3291
FRESNO
~~~.-KATTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
Varco-Pruden Metal Buildings
Fresno 237-6163
63
"Where theSears People Make
the Difference"sa.us, IlOzaUCX AND 00.
3636 N. Blackstone, Fresno Ph. 229-5011
(Free Storeside Parking)
BIG POTATOE MARKET
9 AM 10 7 PM
CLOSED SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS
Closed Sundays & Holidays
6947 So. Elm Ave., Fresno
I
Records and Identification Division
Records Section
~
E. J
T. ACOSTA
Typist
W. BROWN
Typist
F. DAY
ChIef Clerk
S. CAMPBELL
Typist
E. CARRILLO
Typist
S. CARVALHO
Typist
B. DUPREE
Typist
M. HAGGERTY
Sreno
RATCLIFFE STADIUM SHELL
COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES
OFFICIAL BRAKE, HEADLIGHT AIMING & SMOG STATION
Blackstone & McKinley 266-4517
~s4iu'Ii ~iU4 ~ilts'llte
"13asque 'Dinners -C?ocktails
Phone 439-6970
6584 N. Blackstone Ave. Fresno
HARRY DOOLEY & CO.
DISTRIBUTORS
Motorola Quasar Color TV
The All Transistor Color TV
104 Fulton St. 233-4555
Fresno
E. HORN
Typist
ERNIE'S PASTRY SHOP
Birthday & Wedding Cakes
All Types Quality Pastry
3404 E. Butler
MARCUS PHARMACY
PRESCRI PTIONS
Free Delivery
839 E. California at Fig
Records Section
V. KASPARIAN
Steno
E. JORGENSEN
Typist
C. KRAUSE
Typist
CREST MEAT MARKET
The Working Man's Friend
Ph. 266-1031
NelSON CRANE & SIGN SERVICE
80 FT. ElECTRIC CRANE
1000 to 4000 lb. Capacity
Second Load Line -Workman's Basket
Arc Welder Generator -Acetylene Torch
Iron Punch & Shear -Remote Controls
N. 4th 229-3757
D & M AUTO DEN
Body and Fender Work
Complete Painting -Free Estimates
251-1071
RAY'S TELEVIStON SERVICE
Repairs -All Makes -Models
Ph . 266-0311
65
K. KRIGBAUM
Typist
S. KASSAYE J. KLEPPER
Typist Typist
F. PAIVA
Typist
N . QUALLS
S. GOODRICH
Je. Typist
J. WILLIAMS
Typist
Transportation
CONTINENTAL TITLE CO.
TITLE INSURANCE AND ESCROWS
<C&
Lee R. Neuhaus
President and Manager
Richard W. Jones
Vice President and Assistant Manager
For all offites phone 237-9161
1234 M Street -4229 E. Ashlon -600 W. Show
Security Division
H . HALLAM
Captain
W . CUNNINGHAM
Lieutenant
P. AUCHARD
Sf. Jail Clerk
G. SCHMIDT
Sergeant
PEN A JANITORIAL SERVICE
DEPENDABLE -REASONABLE
5473 E. Fairmont
DRUG SERVICE SYSTAMATIX, INC.
2526 E. Hedges Ave.
486-0954
FINE ART THEA'rER
American & Foreign 'Films Of Artistic Merit
For The Discrimina.ting Movie Goer
1225 So. Maple Ave.
Compliments of Your
FRIENDLY SUNLAND DEALERS
Quality Petroleum Products
66
W. BOLING
Sergeant
FOWLER CABINET AND
HARDWARE CO.
5433 SOUTH CLOVIS AVE.
GLEN THARP I Owner
834-2569 FRESNO
THE WILLIAM J. BURNS
INTERNATIONAL
DETECTIVE AGENCY, INC.
TRAINED UNIFORMED GUARDS
FOR ALL TYPES INDUSTRIAL SECURITY,
SPECIAL EVENTS, STRIKES, CIVIL DISTURBANCES
-INVESTIGATIONS
Free Security Estimates
743 N. Fulton Street Fresno, Calif. 93728
(209) 233-8481
K. ' HOGUE
Sergeant
R. PIERCE
Sergeant
Security Division
G. BARBERICH
Deputy
ADAMS MARKET
Groceries -Beer & Wine
Seaside Gasoline
3256 W. McKinley 485-6565
VALLEY WELDING &
MACHINE WORKS
So. Orange Ave. 268-5014
TRUCK DISPATCH SERVICE
Truck Brokers
3535 S. Highway "99," Fresno
266-0239
VALLEY BURGLAR & FIRE
ALARM CO.
24 Hour Phone 233-2548
D. BALES
R. BOWLING
Deputy
E. AREYANO
E. BARNES
Corrections
M. BAILEY
Corrections
R. BOLAND
Deputy
~
fiWm
RESIDENTIAL <§rri~
COMMERCIAL -INDUSTRIAL
AIR
CONDITIONING
SYSTEMS
lonTRRIl9R5
EnlilnEERS I
1477 n. THESTR ST. FRESnO
268·5618 ·
67
Security Division
DERMER'S LIQUOR STORE
Liquors -Wines -Beer -Tobaccos
WE DELIVER
102 N. Broadway at Divisadero
264-1502
D.BRADFORD
Correction6
A. BRAGA
Deputy
PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO.
Rudy Endler, Mgr.
R.
D. BURl<
Deputy
D. BROSE
Correctional
fRESNO. CALIF.
CHECK FOR DISCOUNTS
DAVE'S AUTO SUPPLY
Autolite, AC & Delco Remy Products
All Other Leading Brands
Drum lathe -Bearing Press
Custom Valve Work
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
4772 E. Shields Ave.
Dan Gulio
DAN'S CLUB
Cocktails -Draft Beer
2426 Tulare St.
B & J Rent-A-Trailer System Inc.
Truck and Trailer Rentals
U-Haul One Way Rentals
JOE'S PHilLIPS 66 STATION
406 N. H Street 237-9973
QUALITY AND SERVICE FOR 45 YEARS
NEW ENGLAND
SHEET METAL WORKS, INC.
Air Conditioning -Stainless Steel Specialists
2731 South Cherry Ave. Ph. 268-7375
ANDERSON ROCK
PRODUCTS
11000 N. LANES ROAD
EDWARDS LOCK & SAFE CO.
A Key for Every lock-
I A lock for Every Purpose
Safes Opened and Serviced
1901 E. Hammond -233-5037
Cc
J. COELHO
Deputy
R. COLE
Deputy
J. CRUZ
Deputy
P. CRAIG
Corrections
68
Security Division
F. DELGADO
Corrections
R.DURHAM
Corrections
R. DE LEON ]. DUNN
Deputy Corrections
C. FRASER
Corrections
G. GALLAGHER
Deputy
T. GATIIE
Corrections
I
W. ESMAY
Corrections
DODGE LAUNDRY
"QUALITY WITH SERVICE"
Dry Cleaning * linen Rental * Pi "ow Renovating
330 N. Broadway 485-2380 Fresno
Ph . 233-6161 Fresno
PICKUP HEADQUARTERS
Bought and Sold
GOERTZEN MOTORS
Wholesale & Retail
4652 E. Belmont 251-0351
ACE ALUMINUM AWNING CO.
AND
ACE HOME SUPPLIES
AWMINUM AWNINGS -SIDINGS -SCREENS -REPAIRS
5 E. Olive Ave., Fresno 268-3051 & 266-1648
Va ue Center of the Valley
triple"II drugs
Open Daily 9:30 -9 :30
4167 E. Ashlan and 766 W. Bu"ard
A & W DRIVE IN
Featuring A&W Root Beer
With Your Favorite Sandwich
3927 N. Blackstone
ARCHITECTURAL Concrete Products
* TEXTURED CONCRETE *
Reinforced Concrete Crib Specialist
2614 W. Dudley, Fresno Ph. 485-1192
COMPLIMENTS OF
FORKNER RANCHES
69
TIRE
Wholesale ~
2170 Railroad Ave., Fresno
DON'S PHILLIPS
Dependable Lube -
Security Division
ANDY'S
1. GILSTRAP
Deputy
G. GILLIS
Corrections
G.
Cc
F. HUNTER
Corrections
R. HARRIS
Deputy
S. HERZOG R. JOHANSEN
Corrections Corrections
B. KIDD
Corrections
A. KIEHN
Corrections
SHOP
RECAPPING
Retail
66 SERVICE
Brake -Tune Up Work
CaU 266-8440 for Pick Up Service
1306 W. Clinton at West Avenue
P & N LIQUORS
Pete Piombino and Nancy Sturica
Delicatessen -Complete Wine -Beer -Liquors
2618 E. Ashlan
RAY RANDRUP,
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Painting & Wallpapering
Residential and Commercial
licensed -Insured
2444 N. Arthur
2111
Blackstone
Fresno
BAUER'S AUTO WRECKING
Parts for All Makes and Models
Top Prices Paid for '62 to '65 Cars
103 N. Thorne at Oivisadero 233-4506
PAUL'S SHOES
Shoes for the Whole Family
2020 Tulare
Fresno
AMERICAN PAVING CO.
PAVING -GRADING -EARTHWORK
355 N. Thorne
Compliments
JOHN A. KOCHERGAN
70
Security Division
W. LUSK G. MADSEN J. MAIER
Deputy . Deputy Corrections
R. KLEINKNIGHT
Corrections
G. MARTIN F. MARTINEZ
Corrections
FRESNO AUTOMATIC
TRANSMISSION SERVICE
INCORPORATED
ALBERT MESEKE
Parts and Exchange Units
Complete Service
Fresno 322 E. Belmont nr. Palm
ALLIED SANTAmN CO....
PORTABLE CHEMICAL TOILETS
SALES-RENTALS-SERVICE
TRAILERS -SINGLES-DOUBLES -QUADS
CONSTRUCTION -FARMS -EVENTS
DELIVERY -PICK-UP
DAVE ROMAGNOU & SONS
20 Yrs. Experience
Serving the
'----._____---' San Joaquin Valley
FlESNO ZIP 93706
71
H. MASSUCCO M. METTLER
Deputy Corrections
FRESNO CATILE
FEEDING CO.
Rail Spur on Feed Lot.
Bill Santa Fe or S.P. via Santa Fe
FRESNO
Phone 233-8427 -233-8429
Chester Cook
Merced 722-4050
W . R. (Bill) Jenkins
255·5897
Security Division
D. MOON
Deputy
BURL'S AUTO ELECTRIC
Repairs or Exchanges
Tune Ups -All Types of Electrical Work
1631 N. Motel Drive (Enter from McKinley)
Phone 485-4580
MODERN WELDING COMPANY
Manufacturers and Fabricators of
STEEL PRODUCTS
4141 N. Brawley Ave. Fresno Ph. 268-8881
SCAFFOLDING
Rentals -Sales -Erection
Atlas Scaffold & Equipment Co.
550 W. Church at S. Fruit
485-5310
DALENA & MARCIOCHI, INC.
Ned F. Dalena & Louise A. Marciochi
All Types Insurance -Surety Bonds
338 W. Shaw Ave. 227-3575
FBMDA
Fresno Building Material Dealers Association
Winifred L. Klotz
4789 N. Blackstone, Fresno
EMPIRE FREEZING
and COLD STORAGE
•
J. Manfredi, Mgr .
233-2509
CALIFORNIA AVENUE at EAST
VALLEY LIVESTOCK SUPPLY
Veterinary, Dairy & Ranch Supplies
930 Fresno Street
CALIFORNIA PLUMBING REPAIRS
Specializing in Repairs Only
24-HOUR CITY-WIDE SERVICE
Saturdoys -Sundays -Holidays
Complete Sewer Rooter Service
5360 N. 1 st SI. Fresno 227-1
BENNY'S REFRIGERATION :CO.
COMMERCIAL SERVICE
Markets -Liquor Stores -Florists
230 N. Duke Ave. Fresno
M. MOSIER
Corrections
J. MUELLER
Corrections
W . NIELSEN
Deputy
I
. /'
W. PRINCE
Corrections
D. RYAN
Corrections
G. SEMENKO
Corrections
W . STUMPF
Deputy
72
Security Division
1. TREXLER
Deputy
D. VAN·NOORT
Corrections
]. VERMASON
Deputy
R. WILSON
Deputy
1. WATKINS
Deputy
M. WRIGHT
Corrections
G. WORK
Corrections
HOPE MANOR
NURSING
CONVALESCENT
RETIREMENT
John ond Genie Einhort
Owners 0tMI Administrators
PHONE 268-5361 I
2201 CALAVERA~ FRESNO, CALI F.
P. TI:lOMPSON
Corrections
A. WARD
Deputy
J. WAITES
Deputy
ROBERTS FIG CO.
5789 N. West Avenue
Fresno
• La Cruz -Sunnybrook -Kingston
43~~~~7 t~~
'--:=IIIJ N. BlAWTONE AVE. ?~ !I'
FRESNO WE BUY & CONSIGN
73
PORSCHE
VOLKSWAGEN
AUTOMOBILE
I 255-9430 I Com pl.'eF""IlIl.. ,.. AIIPO<Kh•• V,W.
4736 E. BELMONT AVE.
FRESNO E.
Serving
All
Faiths
FU N ERAl HOME
FRESNO -OAKHURST
CUTTING, INC.
1415 "B"
Animal Health Products
Saddles -Tack -Boots -Hats
"Since 1947"
The GOLDEN HORSE
Valley's Largest & Most Complete
Western & English Fashions
Boots (Acme -Tony Lama -Nocona) -Saddles
Hats (Resistol) -Shirts -Pants
5135 N. Blackstone near Shaw, Fresno
Modesto and Sacramento
WE KILL PESTS ,
.) .,_........'...:;,. DELK PEST
CONTROL
3405 E. TULARE STREET FRESNO
Phone 268-6155
INDEPENDENT SPECIAUSTSREPAIRING
PORSCHE & VOLKSWAGEN AUTOMOBILES
PARTS & SERVICE REPAll{SPECIALISTS
CUSTOM ENGINES' TRANSMISSIONS • BRAKES ~~
BUG GY SPECIALISTS ~~
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Radio Dispatched -24-Hour Towing
We Go Anywhere Any Time
BILL'S TOWING SERVICE
We Tow For All Insurance Companies
2937 N. 2nd Street Fresno 229-7465
A & R WHOLESALE MEAT CO.
659 P Street Fresno
GLOBE AUTO WRECKERS
"The STICK Transmission KING:'
Parts for all Makes
2696 S. Elm Ave.
~ ~.. Home
liW Electronics Center
SEE OUR snREO • HI/FI DEPARTMENT BEFORE
YOU BUY ANY COMPONENTS • •• ANYWHERE!
Courtesy discount extended to 1360 N, Blackslone
all & Coun Em s. 233·4209
DANE'S NUTRIl'ION
HEALTH FOOD CENTERS
1956 E. Dayton Ave.
229-9817
4242 E. Butler Ave.
233-3462
COMMERCIAL BODY & SALES
MFG. CO" INC.
2680 S. Orange
NORMANDY PLASTICS
"IDEAS TO REALTY"
Prototypes and Production
NORM MaclEOD
1558 N. Sierra Vista Fresno
D & H DRYWALL
De Marini Henley -Eastwood
1242 N. Sierra Vista 439·311
CERTIFIED CESSPOOL ·CO.
rSeptic Tanks Pumped and Cleaned
Chas. & Ed Boyajian
4433 N. Effie
s.
Security Division
Women's Section
D. BAKER
Deputy
.~....
B. BEETS S. ABRAHAM N. BLASE
Sergeant Deputy Deputy
J. FLEMING
Deputy J. FRIES
Deputy
D t
S. FERNADES L. HEMPHILL
Deputy Deputy
V. MATIOX
Deputy
M. KOSMOSKY L. LIVINGSTON B. SHARKEY
Deputy Deputy Deputy
Atkinson Foundation
SPECIALTY SALON
Owner. Lorean Atkinson Special Filling Service
•
TE~EPHONE 222-4743
MANCHESTER CENTER" 3336 NO. BLACKS T O NE
GALLEN KAMP'S MEZZANINE FRESNO. CALI F. 9372 6
S. SURCEY M. TABLER
Deputy Deputy
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Security Division
Clerks
M. ADAMS
Jail Clerk
J. BAUM
Jail Clerk
D. CHANDLER
Jail Clerk
H. DOMINGUEZ
Jail Clerk
BOB DILLARD
LIVESTOCK
Dairy Cottle Bought and Sold
4075 S. Cherry Ave.
Phone 237-1 590
Compliments
BRUNSWIG DRUG CO.
Wholesale Only
,
D. BROYLES
Jail Clerk
C. BRUCE
Jail Clerk
E. FRANKE G. LOWE
Security Custodian Stock Clerk
George Sliriand
SERVICE TRANSFER CO.
Local Drayage and Distribution
Pool Car Distribution
1911 Parallel & 1831 H 51.
PLAYLAND POOL
934 F Street
TRUCK PARTS INC.
Complete Line
Automotive -Truck -Tractor Parts
2385 So. Cherry Ave., Fresno
CAL-CENTRAL PLUMBING SUPPLY
WHOLESALE ONLY -PUBLIC WELCOME I
AU Types Plumbing 5uppl'ies & Fixtures
3628 E. Butler Ave., Fresno
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Security Division
Clerks
G. MARTIN
Stock Clerk
S. OSBORN J. SHEEHAN L. SPEARS
Clothing Clerk Commissary Jail Clerk
Kitchen
RUSSELL KNIGHT
Chaplain
E. FAIRBANKS J. KNIGHT
Jail Cook Jail Cook
$100 REWARD
For any household sewing machine we cannot
repair. SALES, SERVICE, RENTALS (all makes).
PFAFF SEWING CENTER
501 No. Fresno at Belmont, Fresno
237-8779 or 237-4221
PIONEER CLUB
Denny Compolongo, Prop.
COCKTAilS
DANCING EVERY NITE OF THE WEEK
3557 E. Ventura 237-1642
MASTER RADIATOR WORKS
Delco-Harrison Distributors
Repairing -Recoring -Cleaning
Frank Kandarian
616 Broadway Phone 237-0514
LIBERTY AUTO SERVICE
Complete Auto Repairing
Motor Overhaul -Motor Tune-Up
Brake Service -Electrical Work
1008 C Street Phone 233-9122
-J. MEADOR B. MENDOZA
Jail Cook Jail Cook
TRY -US
for a complete dinner, or just dessert
We're mre you'll enjoy it.
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAYS
10 A.M. UNTIL 10 P.M.
AliDAVS AND SATURDA VS
10 A.M. UNTIL 11 P.M.
MARlI CALLENDER'S
4239 NO. BLACKSTONE
FRESNO
PHONE 224-1865
PIES
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Security Division
Fresno County
Industrial Farm
FRESNO INDUSTRIAL FARM -Staff above
are, front row: Frank Delgado, James Peterson,
Don Ross, Frank Rice, Ann Harrington, Elmer
Gilstrap, Rudy Larson, John Carella, LeRoy
Cox; back row, standing, Lt. Don Dennis, Earl
• Petersen, Eugene McClug, Stillman Jones, Ray
Snyder, Marshal DeWittie, Robert Webb, Robert
Rice, John Lovett, Oral Hyatt, Sgt. John
Swenning. The following personnel were absent:
David Duerra and Dale Reed.
IJPHOLSTEBY
40 Y£AR5 [xPfRlfNCE LOCALLY OWNED & O,fR..l.HD
FURNITURE ..... BOATS ..... AIRPLANES
CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING RECOVERING REPAIRING
Ray Deaver -Harold Mendrin
•4847 N. Blackstone 222-8186
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H. SAGHA TELIAN
Lieutenant
CAGLIA & DE PRIMA
LANDSCAPE AND SPRINKLER CONTRACTORS
Residential and Commercial
4827 E. Holland Fresno
"For All Your Fencing Needs"
CALIFORNIA FENCE CO.
Residential -Industrial -Ranches
For Free Estimate Phone 485-5060
3884 E. Church Ave.
BETTER PEST CONTROL
Pest & Termite Specialists over 20 years
Guaranteed Service -Residential -Commercial
4583 E. Floradora
EAST SIDE BODY SHOP
BODY WORK -PAINTING
AlITOS -TRUCKS -CUSTOM WORK
We Invite Insurance Work
4491 E. Belmont Ave. 255-7649
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Civil Division
C. BALEY
Sergeant
A. RANDRUP
Sergeant
J. PAPAZIAN
Captain
L. HUNT
Deputy
R. HERNANDEZ D. HOFF
Deputy
R. BRADLEY
Deputy
LEONARD'S A-l EQUIPMENT
& RENTAL CO.
Fresno 266-1225
CENTRAL VAC OF FR,ESNO
BUILT-IN VACUUM SYSTEMS ARE OUR ONLY BUSINESS
fACTORY TRAINED PERSONNEL
Over 10 Yea" Experience -State licensed Contractor
Joe & Jerry Storvik -Owners
Repairs on All Built-In Vacs
3026 E. WILLIS AVE. 222-0170
ROSE'S CAFE
BEER -POOL SHUFFLEBOARD
264-2466
TERMINAL COCKTAIL LOUNGE
1053 H Street
237-2998
Fresno
CASEY JONES
President
INVESTMENTS
Phone 224-1145
1616 W. Shaw Ave., Suite A-4 Fresno
79
FRESNO
EMERGENCY-CONYALESCENI'
ANYTIME
485-2140
316 N. FRESNO ST. /
ANYWHERE
FRESNO
CIVIL DIVISION
Q. MERLO J. WAITS
DeputyDeputy
D . OVERSTREET C. RAU
Deputy
H . WINTER
SEMPER TRUCK LINES
MARTIN SEMPER, Prop.
Terminal -Palm & Herndon
T. WHITE
Deputy PHONE 439-1835
EI Jardin de Verano
LAS PALMAS
Especial para las familias
Bailes Todo Los Dias
Prestamos el Jardin para
Fiestas y Banquetes
Lo Unico que se les cobra
es por 10 que consuman
LAS PALMAS
RESTAURANT
1045 F Street, Fresno
Phone 237-9665
Your Host
Manuel Herrera
4683
SO. ORANGE AVE.
FRESNO
" Lazy ... K
, ;' . SADDLE SHOP
COMPLETE LINE OF ~. RIDING EQUIPMENT
NEW & USED
• Saddles. Baots • Hals • Chapi
• l,y.,,, 8111 • Silver Buckl... Etc.
Ope'" D?l\y 9 to 9
HNA:-l<:ING AVAllASlE
BUCK AKERS -Owner
2560 N,L Brawley Ave.
Bet. Clinton & Shields
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Civil Division
Clerical Staff
K. LEAVITT' B. BARTLETT' J. CRANE
Chief Acct. Clerk Int. Typist Typist
F. ESMAY
Typist
S. HAILE E. MALONEM. FERGUSON E. MASON
Int. Typist Typist
L. PATTON
Steno
J. SWINDELLH. MC VAY
Steno
WESTERN LODGE MOTOR HOTEL
117 Guest Rooms -Restaurant -Lounge
Phone 268-0711
y 99 & Clinton Ave. Fresno
ANTONETTI'S GOURMET CATERING
We have the facilities for all
YOUR BANQUETS -DINNERS -WEDDINGS
E. Dakota Ave., Fresno 291-2501
81
D. RODRIQUEZ
ANGELO'S DRIVE IN
Featuring the Best Hamburgers
Bar B-Q Beef Sandwiches
71 0 W. Olive Ave. 268-3726
BILL EADS MOBILE HOMES
OUR M"IN "TTR"CTION IS s.t.TISF"CTION
• Bank Terms Available an approval of credit
• Open 17 Days A Week
2259 S. Elm Ave. 237-0816
Evidence and Property
ITALIAN DELICATESSEN
PETE D. ANTON'INO -CHEf TORCASO
THE FINEST IN IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC FOODS
WE CATER TO PARTIES:: OPEN 7 DAYS 9 TO 7 ISun. to 5)
5177 No. Blackstone, Fresno 439-7411
YEE PHARMACY
1129 F. Street, Fresno
264-4218
BUTLER CONVALESCENT HOME
AMBULATORY PATIENTS
3830 Butler Ave. 237-8433
GENERAL BEARINGS COMPANY
Bearing & Truck Transmission
"Speciqlists."
2820 Church Ave. 237-9131
ALBRECHT'S WELDING
TRAILER HITCHES FOR ALL CARS
5015 N. Gates at Shaw and Old 99
PHONE 485-8460
Valley Foundry & Machine
Works Inc.
Leon S. Peters, President
2510 So. East Fresno
R. CHAFFIN
Stock Clerk
CAESAR'S
R. VAUX
Storekeeper
Fresno County
Park Guards
The Security Officer patrols County property
to check for theft, vandalism and fire. Also, he
enforces parking regulations, issues citations when
necessary, removes undesirables from County build·
i ngs and grounds, makes arrests when cooperation
cannot be secured otherwise and directs public to
courtrooms and other County buildings.
prisoners on work detail and assists Sheriff's
partment when needed.
ED. BOREN
I
M. RUGGIERI W. WALKER
•
E. WOOD
BROWN'S V;r;'11 SERVICE
/ COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE
Tune Ups -General Repairs
1155 W. Belmont & Freeway 99
82
Fresno County Sheriff's Reserve Units
Thousands of hours are contributed every year by members of various
reserve units of the Fresno County Sheriff's Department. In addition to
contributing their time, many members of these units make available
equipment costing many thousands of dollars.
In recognition of the fine work done by these volunteers, THE
SHERIFF'S REVIEW is pleased to include the pictures of the following
reserve organizations. We are sure the taxpayers of Fresno County join in
expressing appreciation for their volunteer efforts.
Sheriff's Reserve Power Boat
Reserves in the Sheriff's Power Boat Squadron spend hundreds of hours
patroling the lakes in Fresno County in their own boats and enforcing water
safety laws. Members shown are, back row, from the left: Harry Crawford, John
Parker, Ed Munger, Perry Cowan, Billy Munson, Corey Verkuyl, Ed Parret,
Lonnie Seals, Enoeh Mulford, Grady Brooks, Larry Nygaard, Lt. Baldwin. Front
Row, from the left: Henry Wagner, John Bauer, George Potigian, Commodore
Roy Bier, Charles King, Carl Benson, Duke Duncan, Roy Stancoff, Howard
Elliot, Jim Fisher.
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS
AND MACHINE SHOP CO.
Complete Machine Shop Services
722 Broadway Fresno 268-6427
KYLE C. SMITH
RECREATIONAL LAND INVESTMENTS
1459 W. Shaw Fresno 222-3391
BUFORD'S APPUANCES INC.
BOB MOFFAT -JOHNNY MOFFAT
Only The P>e.t In Home Applion<es
Free Estimates on Air Conditioning
Home or Commercial
Port. For All Make. Woshers -Range. Et<.
Small Applion<e Repairs Of All Kinds
937 Blackstone 233-5203
POOLS BY BURNELL
locally Owned and Operated
Ed & Jim Capps
5489 E. Holland Ave. Fresno 291-7680
PALACE MARKET
2447 West Church Road
Fresno
The American Indian Sho~
•
AUTHENTIC INDIAN HANDICRAFT
JEWEL.RY. BASKETS -ARTIFACTS
POT-iERY -RUGS -DECORATIVE ITEMS
BUY -SELL -TRADE
OPEN CAlLY 10 TIL 7 P.M.
4787 N. BLACKSTONE 224.8312
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SheriH's Air Squadron
~~--------~--~--~~~~~
The Fresno County Sheriff's Air Squadron stands ready throughout the year to
assist the Sheriff's Department when needed. Members not only donate their
time but also use their planes, worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, and pay
for the cost of operating the planes while serving. Their services are most often
required during search and rescue operations. Members of the Air Squadron are
pictured above from the left, rear: Andy Holmes, Kenneth McNamara, Gordon
Flaa, Harlan Poole, Eddie Riedenauer, Baysel Moyers, Melbern Lewis and
Ronald Smith. Middle row : Richard Wilson, Stanley Faller, Eldon Dill, Gene
Mason, Marvin Simmons, David Proctor, Walter Fisher, Herbert Kent, E. D.
Kiltinger, and Wilfred Russell. Front row: Jack Arbuckle, James Harkness,
Russell Bland, H. G. VanBuren, Calvin MacPherson, Lt. Gene Hallam, liaison
officer -Lee Mabrey, and Victor DeLuca.
A. F. M.
ALUMINUM AWNING CO.
Residential & Commercial
SUN OR RAIN PROBLEMS?
..~ Screens
Awnings
Patios
Car Ports
Siding
Enclosures
Free Estimates Store Facings
"MARTY" D. W. MARTIN -Owner
905 E. Terrace Ave. 222-8976 Fresno
Compliments of
UNIVERSAL
ATHLETIC SALES CO.
Complete Gymnasium Work Out Facilities
Harold Zinkin
1328 N. Sierra Vista'
251-4251
Fresno
84
BEEF -PORK -LAMB -VEAL -FISH -POULTRY
-SHISHKEBAB -
Call U. -We'll Have It Ready
BROADWAY MARKET
" NICK" NIQUETTE, MEAT SPECIALIST
1244 Van Ness, Fresno Phone 237-31
ANDELLA LIQUOR
Complete liquors -Wines -Delicatessan
501 N. Van Ness at Belmont
DEVLIN-DREW
Whollesale Distributors
165 Broadway
Tobacco Blends -Quality Brand
Pipe. -Imported & Domestic
Cigars & Unique Gift.
We Bring You the Finest_ Phone 222-8202
M
Cf
SheriH's Reserve Communications Squadron
Fresno County Sheriff's Reserve Communications Squadron members use
their skills and equipment on the lakes, on search and rescue missions and in
case of any other emergency. Members are pictured from the left, bottom row:
Ken Abell, Chuck Settle, Erma Powers, Arleen Settle, Jan Cinningham, Ross
Kelly, Ed Margosian, Jim Booth. Second row: Art Green, AI Benov, Bob Cun
ningham, Norm Avedian, Ernie Lerma, Joe Cluff, Bub Kreyenhagen. Third row:
Walt Powers, Tom Tripp, Harvey Kroeker, Ron Shapazian, Lou Baziuk, Jim
Baldwin, Chet Weaver, Harold Hayes, Marv Garabedian, Don Nelson, Ralph
Fairbanks. Not present: Bob Hoskins, Bob Massie, Lou Martin, Jim Grigory,
Dick Thompson, Jay Powers, R. Stites, J. Lewis, O. Motley, Glen Reeve, J.
Zulfa, G. Smith.
BOARDING -GROOMING -BATHING -All BREEDS
"COVERING THE VAllEY" ROD-RU-ARD KENNELS, Reg.
AIR CONDITIONED -HEATEDMID-STATE LINOLEUM A.K.C. REG. GERMAN SHEPHERDS -STUD SERVICE
R. D. & Ruth Smith FLOOR COVERING CONTRACTOR
843 N. Hughes, Fresno 266-6872 4637 E. Turner, Fresno Phone 251 -5505
McKENZIE AVENUE MARKET f~~~
HOME FURNISHINGS Choice Meats -Vegetables -Groceries JOSEPH SKOPP
933 Van Ness Avenue 3878 E. McKenzie Ave. 264-3747
MIKE VUKOVICH COAT,ES BOAT & MOTOR
Boats of Quality
Johnson Outboard Molor Sales, Service
MIKE'S AUTO SERVICE
GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Purr-Feet Outboard Fuel
552 S. Orange Ave. 233-3071 439-1245 6546 N. Blackstone
COMPLIMENTS OF
DECKER EQUIPMENT RENTAL CO.
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SheriH's Reserve Jeep Squadron
The Fresno County Sheriff's Reserve Jeep Squadron are on call for assignment
to emergency detail to rugged areas which cannot be reached by most passenger
cars. Members from the left, back row, are: Lt. Young, w. Gentry, D. Dobson, J.
Skadden, H. Snyder, E. Osier, and o. Traber. Second row: C. Snavely, R. Ripley,
J. Lyons, C. Woodward, J. Heitzman, and R. Crouch. Front, left to right: D.
Moore, F. Canin, L. Nephew and R. Massence. Not pictured are R. Davenport,
M. Mahr, D. Taylor and N. Showalter.
Ostergaard Feeds
Specializing in Dairy Feeds
Stock Remedies -Poultry Feeds
Seeds -Fertilizers -Hay -Grain
4054 W. Whites Bridge Road 233-4963
COMPLIMENTS
MORRIS FRUIT CO.
FRESNO
C & R ENTERPRISES
POOl BUILDERS
General Contractors
1705 N. Cornelia 237
ERNIE'S SERVICE
Mobil Products -Expert Service
Brake Repairs -Tune Ups
4205 E. Butler
B. E. DALRYMPLE TRUCKING
380 N. Valentine Ave.
237-0503
Fresno
LIQUOR JUNCTION
SPORTING GOODS
"House of Fine Spirits"
264-9267
5065 N. Motel Drive Corner Shaw
Fresno, California
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Sheriff's Uniform Field Division Reserve Unit
Members of the Uniformed Field Division Reserve Unit are trained to ef
ficiently work in cooperation with sworn personnel and, if need arises, to use
their knowledge and skills to function on their own. The reserve deputies serve
without pay in a variety of emergency situations which cannot be handled by the
regular Sheriff's Department staff. Lt. William Young is the liasion officer fur
the unit. .
Reserve members shown above are: Front row (left to right): Sgt. J. Montoya,
Sgt. S. Siroonian, Lt. P. Barbano, Capt. Ed Gajarian, st. R. Reiter, Sgt. F.
Kincaid; Second row (left to right, staggered): K. Dunkin, J. Sayre, J. Spolsdoff,
R. Heaphy, A. Williams, M. Amparano, J. Frank, D. Magnone, D. Carter, M.
Howard, A. Vigil, R. Islas, K. Fox; Back row (left to right): G. Barber, J.
Richardson, G. Rocha, A. Ortiz, E. Smith, L. Smith, D. Papagni, V. Ditommaso.
Not shown: R. Baxter, M. Gostanian, P. Sullivan, M. Whitkins, E. Libra, C.
Campise, D. Lewis, L. Gayer,E.Buffaloe,M. Phelps, M. Marshall, F. Rose, J.
McGregor, A. Riojas, W. McKinney, T. Kellner, G. Esposito. Honorary members
(not shown): A. Brooks, P. Karon, R. McDonald, W. Tompkins.
CHIHUAHUA TORTILLERIA
Specializing in
Flour and Corn Tortillas
1061 F St. Phone 266-2460
ADVANCE ELECTRIC CO.
Specializing in NEW CONSTRUCTION
REMODELING -SWIMMING POOLS
Licensed Contractor -Free Estimates
2705 E. Swift Ave. 229-6205
WUNSTELL'S AUTO PAINTING
Guaranteed Custom Lacquer
Baked Enamel
701 P Street 233-8107
FRESNO AG HARDWARE
"You Can Always Get It At Fresno Ag"
4550 N. Blackstone at Gettysburg
224-6441
FRIGID FOOD LOCKERS
Processing Is Our Business
USDA Rated Choice Meats
For Lockers or Home Freezers
3003 E. Tulare 264-4430
RIVERSIDE COFFEE SHOP
Breakfasts -Sandwiches -Short Orders
At the ~iverside Golf Course
7276 N. Josephine, Herndon 237-3251
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FOOTPRINTERS
Toward Better Understanding
By Al Flores
Almost everyone who has been in Fresno for
any appreciable length of time has heard the
term, "Footprinters," and has seen the symbol,
the prints of two bare feet. However, many are
not sure exactly what the organization does, or
why it came into existence. There has been a lot
of publicity recently about police-community
relations, but the concept is not a product of the
space age. Over forty years ago a group of law
enforcement leaders and public spirited citizens
recognized the need for a bridge over the gulf
between those who enforce the law and those who
are concerned only with abiding by it. As a result
of their concern and efforts, the first chapter of
what was to become the International Footprint
Association was recognized in Fresno on May 11,
1929.
The purpose of the organization, as stated in
the original charter and still in effect, "is to
encourage social and brotherly friendship
SHAM'S MEN'S WEAR
Across From Fair Grounds
4559 E. Ventura Fresno Ph. 255-4637
DID'IER'S UQUOR
Bob Christiansen, owner
Delicatessen -Party SpeciaHies -Sporting Goods
Open 7:30 a.m. 'til midnight
Open Fri. & Sat. 'til 1 :30 a.m.
4778 E. Olive Ave. 255-0032
TRIMMER
POWER LAWN MOWERS
POWER LAWN MOW,ERS
2531 E. McKinley Ph. 266-0582
SUNRISE KITCHEN
SELF SERVICE -DINING ROOM
SUNNYSIDE PLAZA
CHINESE FOOD TO TAKE OUT
Phone 255-5489 or 255-41 T5
630-634 S. Clovis at Kings Canyon Road, Fresno
between peace officers, federal law ontnr'f'O'rnAn'
agencies, chief special agents, investiga
units of commercial business contacting
officers, and all men having a sympathetic
titude toward law enforcement agencies."
idea soon spread to other areas, and there
now more than thirty active chapters, with
ten thousand members.
The list of men who have served as president
the Fresno chapter over the years provides
excellent example of the cross section of
munity leaders dedicated to the cause of
understanding between law enforcement and
community. Among them have been a
attorney, a judge, an electrical co
realtors, owners of a retail credit
agency, firemen, and several peace officers.
list of rank and file members shows v
every legitimate business and profession in
area represented. Sheriff Willmirth,
ACME REFRIGERATION SERVICE
Commercial & Domestic Refrigeration
Major Appliance Repair
1824 S. Mary 237-5559
PAN AMERICAN UNDERWRITERS, INC.
W. M. ZION, Mgr.
1616 W. Shaw Avenue
CONCRETE
ROUNDS -RECTANGLES -HEXES
ATTRACTIVE WALKWAYS FOR THE PARK STRIP
Phone 227-0290
LAMONA SERVICE CENTER
ARCO PRODUCTS I
Towing -Tune-Ups -Brake Service
1334 N. First
v.
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Long, Captain Kenneth Larson, retired
Bill Lockie, and Criminologist Al
the members of the Sheriff's
who have served as chapter
Two of the local chapter presidents, former
attorney Jim Thuesen and retired
Fire Department Captain John. O'Leary,
served in the Association's highest office,
President. Captain Alvin "Jake" Bilbo of
Fresno Police Department is presently the
Grand 'Vice-President" and will, in the
VALLEY ICE COMPANY
2003 Cherry Phone 237-6145
RoM
CRANE SERVICE
1,000 Lb. Lifts to 80 Ft.
COOLERS
LIGHT FIXTURES
TRUSSES
REFRIGERATION
UNITS, ETC.
Phone 229-1036 anytime
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DRUG ABUSE prevention -This
truck was prepared for display at
the Fresno District Fair by the
Footp.rinters Association.
normal course of progression, go through the
chairs to become Grand President in 1975.
Fresno will host the General Convention that
year, and Convention Chairman AI Flores and
his committee are already working, planning
and preparing a program that will long be
remembered by all who attend. At least a
thousand delegates and members are expected
to come to Fresno to see how the granddaddy
chapter operates.
The local chapter has made many significant
Continued
COCKTAIL BAR
BREAKFAST -LUNCH
BANQUET FACILITIES
WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS
ETC.
PRO SHOP
DRIVING RANGE
LOCKER ROOMSGOLF LESSONS
Compliments Of
GEO. A. HORMEl &CO.
A & R ROGERS CARPET SERVICE
State Licensed Contractor
Carpet Sales -Installation
Wall To Wall Cleaning
227 E. Shaw Ave. Fresno 222-0704
contributions toward its primary goal, including
the establishment of a scholarship for worthy
criminology students. One of the most recent and
noteworthy activities was a program of public
educa tion in drug abuse, and its resulting
problems for law enforcement. Several years
ago the chapter became quite concerned about
the drug situation, and began searching for some
way it could make a concrete effort toward
finding a solution.
Meanwhile, the Ventura chapter had come up
with the idea of purchasing and equipping a van
with various educational facilities in the field of
drug abuse, and putting it on display at public
gatherings to make the information readily
available. The Fresno chapter approved of the
idea, and would have liked to duplicate it;
however, adequate funds were not available.
Therefore, they did the next best thing, by
arranging to borrow the Ventura chapter's van
and displaying it at the Fresno District Fair.
Local chapter members took turns working at
the display, explaining its various exhibits and
educational material to the many interested
visitors. Sheriff Willmirth assigned a uniformed
officer to protect the van and its contents from
vandalism, and to enforce the only rules imposed
by the Ventura Footprinters as a condition of its
use. They were simply that no smoking, no food,
no drinks, and no dogs were allowed inside.
For the benefit of those who did not have an
opportunity to see the van at the fair,
arrangemements were made to return it to
Fresno in November, and enter it in the
Veteran's Day parade, as a part of the Sheriff's
Department entry.
The Fresno chapter is always anxious to
recruit new members, and that will be par
ticularly true during the next three years. A
substantial growth would be a fitting manner in
which to celebrate the honor of having one of its
members, Captain Jake Bilbo, become Grand
President. Membership requirements are
simple; basically, one must be actively engaged
in law enforcement, or be a citizen of the com
munity and have a sympathetic attitude toward
the law enforcement profession. Dues and
subsequent obligations are reasonable; there are
no strict attendance requirements, no fines for
tardiness. Service is rendered only on a free and
voluntary basis; the member gets out of the
organization, in terms of self satisfaction for
community service, exactly what he puts into it.
Any present member will be glad to give a
more detailed explanation of the International
Footprint Association goals and activities.
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L &J TRUCKING
SHAKES and SHINGLES
5403 E. Holland, Fresno 291-2027
KARLO'S
Cocktails
Cedar & McKinley
GEORGIA PACIFIC CORP.
5286 E. Home Ave. 251-8471
Fresno
BEL -AIRE CONSTRUCTION
Custom Homes and Apartments
1116 N. First St. Fresno 485-5711
WAYNE'S LIQUORS
LIQUOR· WINES· BEER
Mr. & Mrs. l. l. Rich, Owners
48 California SI.
Fresno
VALLEY AIR CONDITIONING
SUPPLY CO.
Wholesale Heating -Air Conditioning and
Refrigeration Supplies
5290 E. Pine
A & P BODY SHOP
Cleaning and Color Matching
1454 H St. Fresno
J. DEAN BALtARD:
TILE & MARBLE
4557 E. Lewis Ave.
Fresno
1301C
Police Departments of Fresno County
In recognition of the fine spirit of cooperation that exists between law
enforcement agencies in Fresno County, THE SHERIFF'S REVIEW has
invited the participation of all police departments serving incorporated
communities in the county except Fresno City Police Department, which
has its own magazine. They have been asked for a picture of their officers
and staff; information on projects within the department; changes in
personnel for other matters of importance to their communities. The
following material has been supplied, which we are pleased to print in
this issue of the REVIEW.
KERMAN POLICE DEPARTMENT
James C. "Mack" McElroy started his career
in law enforcement in the city of Kerman, in July
1952 as a rookie patrolman.
In July 1957 he became Chief of the Kerman
Police Department and served as such for 14
years. He saw the city of Kerman grow and
improve.
Then in July 1971 Mack suffered a stroke at the
age of 43. The stroke rendered him incapable of
continuing as a law enforcement officer and was
the cause of his early retirement.
Mack made many friends, and everybody in
the city of Kerman and the surrounding area was
JAMES C. McELROY shocked to learn of his misfortune.
VULTURE GARBAGE SERVICE
P. O. Box 383, Caruthers
Ph. 864-3100
SORENSEN AG CHEMICALS
12667 South Elm
Caruthers, California
Ph. 864-3551
GABE'S MOBILE SERVICE
Tune-Ups -Brakes -Complete Service
Se Habla Espanol
Caruthers 864-8855
LASSEN FOOD MARKET
13015 So. Elm Ave.
Caruthers
The Kerman Police Department includes: front
row, (left to right): Officer Bob Cantrell,
Reserve Gilbert Cantrell, Ma tron Bess
Niederquell, Chief Olen McDaniel. Rear row
(left to right): Sgt.1 Paul Nikitin, Officer Pete
Rasmussen, Officer Dan Childress, Reserve
Dan Amos.
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FIREBAUGH
POLICE
DEPARTMENT
Members of the Firebaugh Police
Department are, front row (left to
right): Donald Norton,
patrolman; Chief of Police
Vernon Clark; Howard Manes,
sgt.; Roddy Lake, patrolman.
Back row (left to right:) Narsico
Soriano, reserve officer; Utah
Coffman, patrolman; Herbert
Allen, patrolman; Garry Traylor,
senior patrolman; Leonard
Dillard, reserve officer. Not
shown is Edward Ward, reserve
officer.
JOHN T. BRAGG & SONS
Funeral Chapel
538 So. Madera Ave. Ph. 846-9369
Kerman
DAY & NITE LUNCH
Meals Daily Except Sunday
Cocktails -Beer ~ Wine
Percy & lois london
864-9994
2365 W. Tahoe Caruthers
KLEPPER
RANCHES
CARUTHERS
ROLINDA AUTO PARTS
FARM BUREAU TIRE DISTRIBUTOR
Phone 264-7686
9191 West Whitesbridge, Fresno
H& J CHEVROLET, INC.
CHEVROLET -VEGA -CAMARO -NOVA -CHEVELLE
CAPRICE -MONTE CARLO -CORV-ETTE
Kerman Ph. 846-9335 -Fresno Ph. 264-5978
758 So. Madera Ave., Kerman
CLEVENGER MERCANTILE CO., INC.
Hardware, Implements, Fuller Paints, Etc.
864-3019
Caruthers
A & H FARMS RANCH
VI 6-8758
Kerman
BAKER COMMODITIES, IN
FRESNO 237-4320
KERMAN 1846-9393
KERMAN DIVISION
P. O. BOX 487
KERMAN, CALIFORNIA
MAC * ,
Otlo.r
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Mendota Police Department
Plan For The Future
Chief of Police Silverio Sanchez
keeps paperwork up to date as part
of his job.
Congratulations
POULTRY TRANSPORT
MACK LAZARUS SALES & SERVICE* FOROS * RAMSlERS * YAMAHA SPORTCYClES* M081lE HOMES "LOWEST DELIVERED PRICES IN lHE SlAlE"
HEADQUARTERS OFFICE
14750 W. Whitesbridge Rd., Kerman -846-9341
Fresno Phone 233-1802
OIhe, loco lion lo Serve You, FRESNO -MERCED -VISALIA
RENO'S HARDWARE
Sporting Goods
Television -RCA, Philco, Hotpoint
Appliances -Hotpoint, Whirlpool, Philco, Amana
776 So. Madera Ave. 846-9491
Kerman, Calif.
EPPERSON'S MARKET
2590 N. Madera, Kerman
846-8438
KROMBERG BROS.
846-8455
Kerman, California
D. T. LOCKE RANCH
Bass Ave. -Box 126
659-2517
Firebaugh
ADMINISTRATION
This year the Mendota Police Department
experienced several administrative changes.
During the early part of January, both Chief
Clyde Aguirre and Sgt. David Lankford resigned
from their posts. Sergeant Silverio Sanchez was
then promoted to Chief of Police. Chief Sanchez
had been 7 years with the department prior to his
appointment. Officer Vernon Banta was
promoted to patrol Sergeant. Sergeant Banta has
been 4 years with the department. Officer Eddie
Porras was promoted to Administra tive
Sergeant. Sergeant Porras has been 5 years with
the department.
PATROL
In order to fulfill the vacancies that were
experienced, Officer Gary Freitas, who had been
Continued
J & R AUTO PARTS
JESS'S AUTO REPAIR -PHILLIPS 66
Wheel Alignment
Parts Ph. 659-2851
1091 N SI.
-24 Hour Towing
Station Ph. 659-2218
Firebaugh
ADAMS AUTO SUPPLY
Firebaugh
REBECCHI DEPT. STORE
Shoes and Clothing for the Fa mily
Blue Chip Stamps -Bankamericard
1467 11th Street 659-2259
Firebaugh
NOBLE LAND & CATTLE CO.
846-9303
P.O.Box511 Kerman
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a member of the Los Banos Police Department
was appointed patrolman. Officer Robert
Rasmussen, a Fresno City College student, was
also appointed as patrolman. These officers
joined senior patrolman Joe Hughes to complete
the patrol division.
DISPATCHERS
Officer Joe' Silva, a Fresno State College
student, was appointed to assist Officer Alvarito
Rossette in the Record and Identification
Division.
AUXILIARY OFFICERS
During the past year the auxiliary officers
have been Mike Paulauskas and Raymond
Valenzuela, These men have contributed great
many hours to our department as they prepare
for law enforcement careers.
The Mendota Police Department under its new
administration has added two more programs to
its curriculumn; Education and Public
Relations. In the latter part of February the
police department joined the Peace Officers
Standard and Training program in its efforts to
professionalize its personnel. At the writing of
this article the department has 4 officers that
successfully completed the P.O.S.T. Basic &
w. J. DEAL RANCH
*
Growers Of
COTTON
*
GRAIN
* MELONS
* FLAX
CORN*
Sgt. Eddie Porras points out the area of
jurisdiction to Cadet Joe Rascon and
Gary Freitas.
VALLEY CUT RATE LIQUOR
PILO GOMEZ BONI LOZANO
FINEST LIQUOR AND SERVICE. THE COLDEST BEER IN TOWN
PLENTY OF PARTY ICE ON HAND
FREE DELIVERY
1733 7th St. Mendota
CASA MONREAL
"MUEBLERIA"
APPLIANCE REPAIR -
Heclor Mo.oreal : President
612 Oller St. 655-4918
PEREZ BROS.
•Growers and Shippers
P.O. Box 427-Mendota CALIFORNIA FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Firebaugh, California
94
day dispatching duty in Mendota is handled
(left to right) Darlene Poe, Ruth Poe, and
Esparza.
SHINER'S DEPT. STORE
COMPLETE LINE OF
Men's -Women's -Children's Clothing
Shoes -Notions -Drugs
Three Rocks
MINNITE'S VARIETY STORE
P. O. Box 198, Cantua Creek, Caifornia
GILlO'S DESERETTE GROCERY
& LIQUOR
P. O. Box 44, Cantua Creek
Phone San Joaquin 698-8649
CHEMICAL
WESTSIDE HARDWARE
MENDOTA MOTOR PARTS
Phone 655-4206
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Advanced Academies. Three of these officers
have completed the P.O.S. T. Supervisory
Academy. These academies are in addition to
other in-service programs affiliated with other
Law Enforcement Agencies; California High
way Patrol, District Attorney's Office, Federal
Bureau of Investigation, and State Bureau of
Narcotic Enforcement. Several officers are
attending night classes of police science taught
by West Hills College at their extension program
in Firebaugh.
As of April first, the police department created
a Police Cadet Program for its local youth. This
program was created for boys between 14 and 21
years of age. This program has a new concept in
that it helps juveniles who ran afoul of the law, as
well as other youths that are interested in a Law
Enforcement career and are well disciplined.
This program is designed to decrease juvenile
delinquency, train and educate youth into a law
enforcement career, and understand the func
tions of the police department. These goals have
been evident . by the results which have been
accomplished. Some of these boys have gone
back to high school to complete their education,
crime rate has fallen 20 percent, youth arrests
have decreased 20 percent. Youth involvement
with the department has been very good.
The police department has also initiated a
rivalry of softball and donkey baseball games
between Mendota and Firebaugh Police
Departments. Up to this writing meetings bet
ween these two departments have resulted in
Mendota overpowering its opponents four games
to one. These games have resulted in better
public relations between the citizens and officers
of both communi ties.
We feel that the Mendota Police Department,
with its educational goals and through its many
programs and involvement with the youth in the
town, is becoming more profeSsionalized in its
work, thanks to the new concept of goals reached
by its administration and Chief Sanchez.
BILL BETTIN SOLI'S
GAS -GARAGE SERVICE
P. O. Box 198, Cantua Creek
RAYMOND MINNITE
OWNER AND MANAGER OF
THREE ROCKS
P. O. Box 204, Three Rocks (209) 829-3352
Hy. 33 Between Mendota & Coalinga
Police cadets of the Mendota
Police Department are pictured,
rear row from the left : Mark
Estrada, Frank Durazo, Steve
Nides, PC Sgt. Vincent Medina.
Middle row: Nick Soliz, Mike
Pasos, Phil Munoz, Jesse
Ramirez, George Gomez, Joe
Pulido, PC Chief Joe Rascon,
Charles Ledesma. Front row staff
supervisors are: Sgt. Eddie
Porras, Juvenile Officer; Russell
T. Long, Police Commissioner;
and Silverio Sanchez, Chief of
Police.
~NATIONAL MARKET ~Wholesale and Retail
Meat and GroceriesSal ..,il, Calif. l'IIone 69l.4l37IlISTnUTlOfW. sur FlIIIn • VlC£TQUS 'SP1C[S
HELM
BEAN & SEED
WAREHOUSE, INC.
P. O. Bex 68
Phone (209) 866-5422 -864-8533
HELM, CALIFORNIA
MENDOTA
POLICE
DEPARTMENT
Members of the Mendota
Department are, rear row
the left: Joe Silva, Joe
Russell Long, Police
missioner, and Gary
Front row: Sgt. Vernon
Auxiliary Officer
Paulauskas, Chief
Sanchez, Officer Al
(Chulo) Rossette, and Sgt.
Porras.
TRANQUILLITY CLOTHING
FOR EVERYTHING FROM HEAD TO TOE
SHOES • CLOTHING • HOME ITEMS
ALL TOP QUALITY BRANDS
BANKAMERICARD -MASTER CHARGE
25560 McKamey St., Tranquillity
MILLER'S MARKET
Phone 698-8452
Tranquillity
WEST SIDE PUMP CO.
Pumps -Pump Repairs
& Sprinkler Systems
Phone 693 -4315 San Joaquin,
WEST SIDE CAFE
On & Off Sale Liquors
Pete L. & Anna Niboli
8729 Main St., San Joaquin
96
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COALINGA POLICE DEPARTMENT
Officer!;; and staff members of the Coalinga Police Department are, left to right,
back row: Capt. Robert Houtchens, Chief A. C. Griffith, Sgt. W. R. Nix; second
row: Officer Bradford Doan, Officer Michael Keenan, Sgt. James Henry, Officer
Thomas Mueller; front row: Radio Operators, Jewell Barnhart, Margaret
Fraites, Willene Jeffreys, Police Clerk Winnie Taylor.
Compliments of
HARNISH -FIVE POINTS INC.
FIVE POINTS
FIVE POINTS AUTO PARTS
16920 W. Mt. Whitney Ave.
Fresno Phone 864-8787
884-2489
Five Points
WESTSIDE
CROP DUSTERS INC.
CROP DUSTING
and
AIRPLANE SPRAY
,0. Box 305
Five Points
844-2681
BETTER HOSPITALS
MEAN BETTER CARE
AND BETTER HEALTH,
SUPPORT
SAINT AGNES HOSPITAL
BUILDING PROGRAM
FRANK C. DIENER RANCH
Five P6ints, Calif.
97
,
HURON
POLICE
DEPARTMENT
Huron Chief of Police
Enas, right, wi th members of
department, from the
Officers Eugene Davis,
Alacron and Ruben Urias.
DAVE'S AUTO PARTS
Your NAPA Jobber Is The Right Place To Go!
Ph. 923-4634 6287 Dewoody St.,
LATON COOP GIN
INSECTICIDES -FERTILIZER
"Where Ginning Is An Art and
Service Is A Pleasure"
923-4943
Compliments Of
DALE HUNT
7229 E. Mt. Whitney
CREIGHTON MEMORIAL
Phone 897-2908
John S. Creighton
BROWN FEED & SEED, INC.
The Home of Brown's Sweet Mix Dairy
Rolling -Grinding -Mixing
867-3558 Riverdale, Co
GLENN POWELL WAREHO
P. O./Box 247 Phone 867-3583 -
Riverdale
CALWA MART
Grocery -Mexican Foods
Barbecue Ribs & Chicken To Take Out
3986 E. Calwa Ave. Calwa 264-6128
DORN'S BUTANE SERVICE
FOR SERVICE CALL THE BEST
3131 W. Mt. Whitney Ave. Riverdale
Riv. Ph. 867-3505
Fresno & Caruthers Ph. 864-8805
RIVERDALE DRUG STORE
PRESCRI PTIONS
867-3013 Riverdale
McLEOD FORD
Sales & Service
"The Valley's Fairest Dealer"
867-3549 Riverdale
1 W
GENERAL OFFICES: SELMA
6446 EAST SAGINAW AVENUE
Terminal: EXETER
98
KINGSBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT
Officers of the Kingsburg Police Department are pictured, rear row, left to
right: Chief of Police Helge W. Lindholm, Patrolman Paul Johnson, Desk Sgt.
Tilden Tremper, Patrolman-Investigator Robert Speer, Desk Sgt. John Croft,
Patrolman Clifford Brown'; front row: Desk Sgt. Tom Phillips, Patrolman
Herbert King, Desk Sgt. Ruben Linman, Patrolman Clifford Palm, Lt. Don
Wright.
F\o~d's Auto Parts
&
Machtne Shop
FRONT ST.~ 896-3212 SELMA, CALIF.1901 w.
Ph. 896-2213
2044 THIRD ST., SELMA, CALIFORNIA
S,ELMA MOTOR SAtES
John Otomo
2051 West Front Street Phone 896-3154
Selma
HARRY J. ASLAN
GROWER & SHIPPER
KINGSBURG, CALIFORNIA
897-2968
DIAMOND MEAT CO.
SELMA
Eknoian & MacDonald
Packing Co.
I Selma
99
SELMA POLICE DEPARTMENT
Officers and staff of the Selma Police Department are shown, front row, left to
right: Officer Dean Nabors, Sgt. Jim Martin, Captain Earl Fowler, Chief James
Brockett, Sgt. William Valenzuela, Officer Edwin Sharp, Officer Tom Gray;
second row: Clerk-Dispa tcher Christina Munoz, Clerk-Dispatcher Ann Surabian,
Clerk-Dispatcher Gladys Stafford, Officer Johnny Smith, Officer Joe White;
third row :· Officer Frank Unruh, Officer Sam De Soto, Officer Sam Ramirez,
Officer Robert Johnson.
Selma PO Appreciates Help
The Selma Police Department is composed of
seventeen regular officers and clerk
dispatchers. James E. Brockett is the Chief of
Police, having served in this capacity since 1963.
He has been with the department seventeen
years. The Assistant Chief is Captain Earl
Fowler, who has been with the department for
;. nineteen and a half years.
Selma was free of major violent crimes the
past year. As is true of most areas, crime in
creased in Selma during the past year, but the
clearance rate also increased. This is attributed
to the efficient law enforcement work of all
8uild 81tta Wid...~......,
Phones: Selma 896-0753 -Fresno 268-6697
From Fresno Phones to Selma 888-2166
P.O. BOXAE·
1900 Ross Street
SElMA
100
BOB'S CYLINDER HEAD EXCHANGE
Specializing In Valve Jobs
Cracked Blocks & Cylinder Heads Repaired
BOB RICHARDSON
10656 E. Parlier Ave. Selma
"REXAll"
FOX DRUG STORE
Prescription Pharmacists Free Delivery
1965 High 896-1
Selma
G & R Welding & Muffler Shop
Stocks -Duals -Packs
General Welding
2200 Whitson St.
Selma
DEWEY E. COX
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Representing Harry Allan Real Estate
1968 High St., Selma
SELMA T.V. CENTER
Motorola & Admiral
Sales & Service
Small Appliances
1922 E. Front St., Selma
FOWLER POLICE DEPARTMENT
o
Officers of the Fowler Police Department are shown with the executive staff, in
the front row, left to right: Assistant Chief Vernon Gonsalves, Police Chief Al
Quintana, and Sgt. Guy Ray ; back row: Patrolmen Richard Ramirez, Alex
Rendon, Vernon Alt, George Keller, and Larry Noble.
of the department and to a greater
upon the assistance and cooperation with
other law enforcement agencies in Fresno
Simonian Insurance Agency
General Insurance
Office Phone 834 -3615
Fowler, California
125 E. Merced SI. P. O. Box-343
* Growers and Packers of California Raisins *
BOGHOSIAN BROS. PACKING CO.
PAUL BOGHOSIAN
Res. Ph. 834-2848 -Bus. Ph . 834-3716
726 So. Eighth St. Fowler
MAGNOLIA NURSING HOME
Licensed by Department of Mental Health
Adoms Ave. at Leonard 834-3912
FOWLER NURSING HOME
Licensed by Department of Public Health
Sth & Tulare St., Fowler 834-2542
DEL REY PACKING CO.
GROWERS AND PACKERS
OF ALL VARIETIES RAISINS
Del Rey, California
Selma's Annual Band Festival and Parade has
now grown to an all day affair with a full scale
parade in the morning and the half time band
competition in the afternoon. This year, the
parade drew thirty-seven high school bands from
all over the state and the entire parade lasted
two and a half hours. This event compounds the
problem of traffic and crowd control for the
police department. Without the help of Sanger,
Reedley, Dinuba Police Departments and the
Fresno County Sheriff's Office, we would be hard
pressed to provide for the added work.
The Selma Police Department takes this op
portunity to say "Thank You" to all law en
forcement agencies in Fresno County for your
cooperation and to assure you that we will
continue to cooperate fully in all matters
DON BUICK-OLDS-PONTIAC & GMC
PAUL DONABEDIAN, Owner
Phones: Selma : 896-1865 -Fresno: 888-2118
Hiway 99 at First Street, Selma, California
PAGE FUNERAL CHAPEL
FRANK PAGE
2014 Arrants 896-1240
SElMA
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REEDLEY POLICE DEPARTMENT
DI
OffiCE
Depal
front
Assis
Office
Molin.
Salas
Corte2
The Reedley Police Department is headed by Chief of Police Elmer Rodie, who
is shown with officers sitting, left to right: Reserve Officer Bill Gunn, Police
Officer Bobby Chapman, Dispatcher Ruben Perez, Chief Elmer Rodie, Captain
Bill Buchanan, Reserve Officer Harold Craft, Police Officer Robert Beck, Sgt.
Eddie Soliz. Standing: Sgt. Lowell Walters, Reserve Officer Jim Youngblood ,
Police Officer Marvin Hunter, Police Officer Tom Rotan, Police Officer Gerald
Blanks, Reserve Officer Bill Chance, Reserve Officer James Cline, Dispatcher
Mike LaRue, Reserve Officer James Bryan, Reserve Officer Walter Schmitter,
Sgt. Jeff Nevels, Dispatcher James Blackmon, Dispatcher Michael Murphy. Not
pictured: Police Officer Michael Slappey and Reserve Officer Edmund ·
Bergthold, on military leave.
WONDER VALLEY DUDE RANCH
Cocktail lounge & Dinner Reservations Preferred
Horseback Riding -2600 Ft. Air Strip
Becky Webb, Owner
Box 71, Sanger, Calif. 787-2465
BETTER BUY MARKET
10777 E. Morro St. P.O. Box 185
DEL REV
ENOCH PACKING CO., Inc.
RAISINS -DRIED FRUITS
Del Rey, Calif.
GARRY PACKING, INC.
Holiday Gift Packaged Dried Fruit
Del Rey, 888-2114
FLAMINGO BAKERY
Jose De La Puente
255 J Street 646-3083 Parlier
MONCRIEF SALES & SERVICE
CHRYSLER and PlYMOUTH
SPORTING GOODS -HOME APPLIANCES
450 Fresno St. PARLIER
CHRIS SORENSEN PACKING CO.
WESTERN WAGON WAGON WHEEL
BRANDS
Growers • Packers • Shippers • QUALITY CALIFOIRNIA FRUIT
Phone 646-2 721 Parlier
THE VAN DYKE NEWS : CO.
Wholesale Distributors of
America's leading Magazines
and Sooks
CAL
ManU'
102
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PARLIER
POLICE
DEPARTMENT
Officers of the Parlier Police
Department are, left to right,
front row: Chief Pat Carnahan,
Assistant Chief Jim Bentley,
Officers Jack Dedmon and Fred
Molina; back row: Officers Joe
Salas, John Hayashi, Gabby
Cortez, and Ben Mendieta.
ORAN(jE
COVE
POLICE
DEPARTMENT
The Orange Cove Police Department is shown, left to right, back row:
n Tony Zavala, Paul Cain, Terry Sherard, Ben Widner, Assistant Chief
Chaffin, Chief James 1. Tackett; front row: Dispatchers Olive Neihart,
Robinson, Steve Kuffel and Elain Brown.
WE BUY MOST ANTHING AND SELL EVERYTHING
Used Parts -Autos, Tractors & Equipment
FEDRAU AUTO DISMANTLERS
Phone ME 8·2016
20720 East Dinuba Ave., Reedley
CHONG FONG'S
NEW CHINA RESTAURANT
FOOD TO GO
I St. Reedley Ph. 638-2747
CALIFORNIA OLIVE OIL MFG. CO.
JOHN UGASTE
Manufacturen of Pure Olive Oil & Greek Style Olives
BARI BRAND
13th & I Sts., Reedley 638·2231, Res. 638-4929
HOUSE OF CHUNG
Closed Tuesday
Open 11 a.m. 'til 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. 'til 10 p.m.
1401 I Street Reedley
,•..... ..j' . .' • .. .
, .. . ,.,1.:
Arvi E. Nurmi
Local Agent
AUTO • FIRE • LIFE • TRUCK • COMMERCIAL
1113 -B St. Reedley 638-2921
COLONIAL FLOWER SHOP
Gifts! for All Occasions
638-2031 Reedley 1617 1lth
103
CLOVIS POLICE DEPARTMENT
Officers of the Clovis Police Department are shown, sitting, left to right:
Captain Gino Pishione, Chief Tom Higgason, Mickie Pannell, Colleen White,
Pam Peterson, Miriam Brooks, Sgt. W. J. Beaver; standing, Lt. Jack
McGaughy, Duane Uzzell, Doug Taylor, Shelby Cox, Tom Payne, Ed Downs,
Steve Hall, Sgt. Chuck Atkins, Sgt. Harry Rohde, George Terry, Bill Jeans,
James Barret, Sgt. Dick Brownell, Sgt. James Morrow, Det. James Reese.
JORGENSEN & CO.
Fire Extinguishers and Safety Equipment
Protective Systems
2691 S. East Ave. Ph. 268-6241
SALWASSER
MFG. CO., INC.
Melvin Salwasser, President
Reedley, Calif.
20075 E. Manning Ave. 638-3554
KENT A. FISH
President-manager
ORANGE COVE ORANGE GROWERS
ORANGE COVE
Oranges -Cold Storage -Grapes
A. C. MARKET
GROCERIES -MEATS
FRUITS -VEGETABLES
BEER -WINES & NOTIONS
1145 Park Blvd. Orange Cove
ORANGE COVE AUTO PARTS
NEW & USED PARTS -USED BATIERIES & TIRES
MECHANIC WORK
Phone 626-7894 -150 Anchor -Orange Cove
BILL BAILEY HEIADOR SILVA
Owner Mechanic-Mgr.
F!:t.-_e~ .W~~--":I"'H"AMACV
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS
600 Park Blvd . Orange Cove
THE THREE MUSKET,EERS
Dancing Saturday Nites and Holidays
Helen & Leta Niemela
636 Park Blvd.
SU
HARDING & LEGGETT, INC.
ORANGES
Orange Cove
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4686
Clovis Looks Ahead
By Officer Bill Jeans
Racial or political unrest can lead to loss of
property and even life. Law enforcement today
is being confronted with rapidly changing and
multiplying problem situations. In our present
social environment the rate of major or violent
crimes is snowballing at an awesome rate, and
police agencies have had to pull all stops to
overtake and control the runaway crime rate. In
a period of building social pressures both real
and imagined, violence can often erupt as an
outlet.
It would be well if civil disturbances and such
occurrences took place only in areas where
large, well-equipped agencies are quickly
available to quell them, but such is not the case.
It is therefore vital that all police agencies, in
cluding smaller departments, be able to take at
least preliminary control steps if civil distur
bances, riots or violent tactical situations arise.
The Clovis Police Department is taking steps
to insure that such conditions can be met ef
fectively should they arise. Any department
first be logistically capable of facing
SLIM & JACKIE'S
COUNTRY KITCHEN
6 A.M. to 9 P.M.
Breakfast lall day) -lunch -Dinner
Slim & Jackie Trotter, Owners
4686 E. Herndon, Clovis 299-7752
JOYCE DAY SHOPS
Most outstanding blouses and capri selection found
anywhere at moderate prices for casual and gift
suggestion.
BONANZA CENTER, Clovis Ave. & Show
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604 10th St. Clovis 299-6632
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emergencies, or all the training in the world is
useless. In keeping with this thinking, the Clovis
Police Department has purchased over the last
year many new items of riot and tactical
equipment.
All officers on patrol are now wearing new,
lightweight dual purpose helmets, which can be
converted into full-face shielded riot helmets at
need. Each officer has been equipped with a new
gas mask and heavy duty one-piece riot uniform.
A launcher and tear gas projectiles were pur
chased and the Department recently bought a
tear gas pumping device called a Pepper
Fogger, capable of covering an entire block area
with C.S . gas in seconds.
Riot control training has been implemented on
a monthly basis to familiarize officers with the
equipment available to them at need and to
school officers in the use of tactics and nightstick
techniques for riot control purposes. Since
sniping has become a frequently used tool of
lawless elements, a decision was made to form
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Sgt. C. Atkins demonstrates
the use of a new tear gas
launcher.
Officer E. Downs uses baton
techniques taught in riot
control class.
special weapons teams to supplement riot
control teams. Two scope-sighted sniper rifles
were purchased and picked marksmen will be
trained in counter-sniper methods and assigned
to riot control squads, making Clovis Police
Department one of few local departments with
this capability.
Pick up any newspaper today and it is likely
you will find an article about a policeman being
killed or seriously wounded. To certain elements
of our society a "cop" is an inconvenience; a
nuisance to be dealt with by the most expedient
method at hand, often a knife or gun. Here again,
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SAVINO'S MARKET
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4690 E. Herndon
CLOVIS
299-4653
SKY LINE COCKTAIL LOUNGE
POOL -SHUFFLEBOARD
1419 Railroad Ave. 299-6865
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QUALITY CABINET SHOP, INC.
FORMICA TOPS
Custom Cabinets -Booths
7070 N. Minnewawa, Clovis
PAPAGNI FRUIT CO.
CLOVIS
Phone 299-2541
CLOVIS CI,TRUS CO.
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7373 N. Minnewawa, Clovis
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er D . Uzzell shooting
e target rapid-fire phase
B. Jeans using Weaver hold S. Hall reads 'em and weeps!
taught to Clovis officers.
new combat course.
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it is not always the large agencies or
metropolitan areas involved, as witnessed by the
shooting deaths of four Highway Patrol officers
in the small community of Saugus last year.
Two notable events in Clovis Police Depart
ment policy may help insure our officers'
chances of survival in a shootout situation.
The .38 calibre revolver is practically standard
armament for police officers nationwide. It is
becoming increasingly common for officers ar
med wi th this wea pon to encounter armed felons
who are packing guns of much greater ballistic
capability and firepower. It is as unrealistic and
unfair to an officer to send him into the field
under-gunned as it is send a combat soldier into
the front lines with a weapon inferior in
firepower to tha t of the enemy.
The Clovis Police Department whose officers
purchase their own sidearms, in 1968 authorized
the carrying of the Colt .45 automatic as an
optional duty weapon. This year, due to response
to this option and results achieved, the .45 was
officially adopted as our standard sidearm. Most
officers have chosen the Gold Cup or Mark IV
Government models, both a far cry from the old
G.!. .45 with which most people are familiar. The
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Officer D. Taylor using sight alignment method
now taught Clovis officers.
weapons have both consistently beaten or
equalled revolvers used as duty weapons at all
ranges; and at a combat pistol shoot held
recently at Saratoga, a 100 yard freestyle phase
of fire was dominated by the .45 automatic.
Clovis officers discovered that approximately
30 departments throughout California now carry
the .45 and that five of these departments, all in
the Los Angeles area, reported 21 instances over
a two year time period where the .45 was used in
a combat situation, resulting in 19 instant kills
and 2 instant disables. This is opposed to over 100
instances in departments across the nation,
including Los Angeles, Chicago and New York ,
in which an officer shot a criminal in a gunfight
and failed to stop him before he killed or
wounded the officer or escaped. Other ad
vantages of the .45 include more firepower,
.. speed of reloading and great stopping power with
relatively little penetration. The Clovis Police
Department is proud to have been among the
first to take this step and expects to see a trend
toward the .45 or similar automatic weapons
among police departments nationwide in the
future.
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Auberry Rd., Ph . 299-6339
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Chris & Bill Schmidt, Prop.
108
630
The second and most important change in
policy in Clovis was the decision to drop the
widely used "P .P.C." type marksmanship in
truction course in favor of one similar to the
shooting techniques favored by the Southwest
Pistol League. This organization is one of the few
active combat shooting groups in existence
anywhere and ranks among its members some of
the fastest and most proficient combat shooters
alive. David Caldwell, a master ranked member
of the League, was employed as a reserve officer
the Clovis Police Department and a year ago
to the Department heads to explain the
of combat shooting, showing that the
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P .P.C. course of firing used in most police
organizations is ineffective and is in fact merely
target shooting at a combat target. After seeing
the theories put into practice at a demonstration
put on by Caldwell, the decision was made to
adopt this new and different method of
marksmanship training. A buff cardboard
silhouette is used, only large enough to simulate
the effective strike zone of the human body. The
emphasis is not on grouping round on the target,
but in being able to deliver a telling hit on a man
at short to medium ranges in the least possible
time and on multiple targets as well.
One course of fire used requires an officer to
deliver two hits each on three targets spaced
nine feet apart from ten yards . The officer has
four seconds to accomplish this and many Clovis
officers are now able to do so in even less time.
A modified two-hand hold is taught, known as
the Weaver stance, with the gun held very fir
mly, gun arm extended and locked, and the
support hand gripping the gun hand from the
front, pulling back. This hold gives the steady
grip necessary to control recoil during rapid
firing. Sight picture is used in all phases of fire
except point blank range, since it takes merely a
fraction of a second more to do this than to shoot
from the hip, and chances of a first round hit are
approximately doubled. Probability of sub
sequent hits, or a hit on the second shot should
the first one miss, are also greatly increased. All
firing is done with comba t loaded ammunition,
or a full-loaded target bullet, since this is what
an officer must fire when his life in on the line.
It is hoped that many other local departments
will look into this type of marksmanship
training. Hopefully it can help save officers' lives
in the future and Clovis is happy to have adopted
this approach as one more step in remaining an
effective and progressive police department.
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SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT
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Officers and staff of the Sanger Police Depart
ment pictured above are: Front row, left to
right: Robert Q. Bustamante, Chief; Charles
McVay, Captain; Robert Galloway, Det.
Sergeant (Juvenile); Evanjaline Hartman,
Juvenile Officer; Henry Ramirez, Patrolman ;
Ascencion (Jack) Hernandez, Patrolman;
Andrew Padilla, Patrol Sergeant; Rodolfo
(Rudy) Garza,Patrolman; Anthony (Tony)
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Martin Stumpf, Patrol Sergeant;
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The vacation season at Fresno County's water
recreation areas comes hard on the heels of the
first spring sun. The winter fog is barely gone
before the first hardy souls often braving the
chill morning air, appear at the water's edge.
Their numbers increase as the days get warmer
and families anticipate the approaching end of
school for another year. As sure a sign of spring
as the first robin is the ever-longer parade of
automobiles, campers, pickups, motorcycles,
and minibikes heading toward the water. Boats
the beach, the campgrounds fill with cam
and picnickers, and the bustling traffic to
from the store and all about the area signals
arrival of the peak vacation season.
Safe Boating
Happy Boating
By R_esident Deputy
Some people during vacation time seem to
become lax on safety. Here is where law en
forcement officers must remind them of their
responsibility to their family. Many of the
citizens accept the reminder with good spirits
and thank you for it. Then there are the others.
Each spring a coordinated effort between the
Communications Squadron and the Boat
Squadron holds boat inspections. It is amazing
how many boat owners do not know the required
equipment for a boat. Some forget their life
preservers. Others buy a fire extinguisher and
never have it checked. If either of these items
are needed in an emergency, nothing else will
Continued
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ON PINE FLAT LAKE
BAR -FOOD -GROCERIES -TACKLE
GAS -FREE LAUNCHING
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Trimmer Drive Sanger ( 209) 855-2161
DEPEND ON . ..
N & N MARINE
3434 E. Belmont Ave., 255-6264
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Mariner Pre-mix Fuel -Johnson Outboards
Starcraft & Gulfstream Boats
BOAT ACCESSORIES
MINKLER CASH STORE
GENERAL MERCHANDISE & FEEDS
NOW OPEN SUNDAYS
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18243 E. Kings Canyon Rd . 787-2456 Sanger
LAKERIDGE MARINA
On Beautiful Pineflat Lake -30 Miles East of Fresno California Just Off Trimmer
Springs Road In Deer Creek Recreation Area.
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PIEDRA,
CALIF.
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SPORTING GOODS and GROCERIES
... BAIT & TACKLE•• . Luther &. Effje Butt.
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On & Off Sale Uquor
16137 E. Kings Canyon Rd. Sanger
"In Centerville"
OAK KN·OLLS* Camping * Trailer Spaces * Market
Trimmer Springs Road,
Just Above Lake Ridge Turn Off
787-2307
Sanger
take its place. Numerous questions are asked
and answered. For those boats that pass the
inspection a safety sticker is issued. Most
boaters are grateful for the friendly reminder
that an item should be replaced.
As in one case. A boater did not have a fire
extinguisher, and was asked to obtain one before
launching his boat. Being in a hurry to enjoy the
lake for a day, he grumbled slightly at the
request. He returned later, launched his boat
and, after paddling a few feet from the shore, he
attempted to start it. There was an explosion
that blew the cowling from the motor and a fire
started. He took his newly purchased fire ex
tinguisher and put out the fire. This gentleman
later expressed his appreciation to the reserve
officers for their reminder.
On a three or four day holiday weekend the
overall crowd may approach 50,000 or more
people. There may be as many as 1,000 boats on
the lake. The patrol of the lake by boat becomes
an important factor in the safety of the public.
The check of some of the many day camps
around the lake for stranded persons or disabled
boats is a helpful service. A stern warning to the
youngsters that there are rattlesnakes in the
area and not to of snake. comes
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For Reservations Phone 787-2207 or write 32451 Trimmer Springs Rd., Sanger, Calif.
The true fisherman or boating
enthusiast is not discouraged by a
little parking problem on a balmy
summer day.
A vari
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A variety of boats are ·used on Fresno County
lakes. Some enjoy houseboat living right on the
ke during hot sum mer months or weekends.
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FAMILY FUN -FISHING -GAMES
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Lunch -Hot Dogs -Hamburgers -Steaks
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: P. O. Box 22, Piedra Call: 787-2342
PINE FLAT SERVICE
LIVE MINNOWS -FI'SHING TACKLE
2, Trimmer Route, Piedra 787-2335
as a surprise to many Southern California
residents.
After a busy day of skiing and boating, some
leave their day camp unattended over night.
Upon returning next day they find some or all of
their belongings gone. If only some precaution
had been taken the outing would have been an
enjoyable time.
As the Communication Squadron methodically
patrols their assigned areas on a Sunday af
ternoon , all is going quite well. Then it happens.
The Island Park unit sounds the alarm by C.B.
radio. "Boat overturned, people in the water."
The adjacent units respond at full speed. Many
thoughts race through the minds of the
responding units. Are all passengers accounted
for? Are there any injuries?
Arriving at the scene, there are many boaters
in the area. All occupants are safe and the boat is
still afloat.
A boater attaches his ski line to the swamped
boat. Another boater attaches his ski line to the
stern of the disabled craft. As the boat filled with
water, the boat that was tied to the stern began to
settle in the water. Before the operator could cut
the line his boat was sinking. The first craft
slipped beneath the serface with such force that
the ski rope broke that had tied the bow.
As the swamped boat, with the bow out of the
water, was being slowly towed to shore there was
the roar of a large inboard leaving the gas dock.
As the inboard began to ride the surface a large
wake come into view. There was a huge spray of
water. After the spray settled, all that remained
was a few feet of the bow floating above the
surface. A few feet from the swamped craft a
man bobbed to the surface. Again, tragedy had
not struck.
A friendly boater attached his ski rope to the
bow hook. With the scared and wet operator on
board, the rope tightened. The swamped craft
Continued
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I Phone
787-2372
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moved slowly in the water. Again the ski rope
failed, and the bow went under. Then a large
bllbble appeared, the boat sank in 150 feet of
water.
A ski rope is sufficient for pulling skiers. But to
tow a boat filled with several thousand pounds of
water takes a strong line.
Not all the activity is confined to the water
area. Again the C.B. radio alerts the units to the
greatest fear of the grassy foothills. "Smoke at
Windy Gap. Fire! Fire!" The local marina radio
copied the transmission and called the Forest
Service. Within minutes the traffic was stopped
and moved out of the fire area. The fire crews
arrived and extinguished the fire within an hour.
A coordinated effort between agencies and
interested citizens prevented disaster.
There are many day campers and people
enjoying the cool spray from the water released
below the dam. In the early summer months the
flow of water in the Kings River is quite high and
dangerous to swimmers. The temperature of the
water is quite cold and can take the breath away
from someone falling in. Many young persons
are attracted to the area with a variety of
floating devices. A flimsy air mattress will not
withstand the swift currents and protruding
rocks of the river. These people must be warned
of the dangers and hazards of floating down the
river. Itseems the majestic flow of water claims
someone each year. This is a careless loss of life,
when a little thought could prevent tragedy and
family suffering.
Another body of peaceful water that has
hidden dangers lies a few miles downstream.
• Avocado Lake has many visitors to its grassy
shores each week. Many families come to spend
the afternoon, and the youngsters head for the
lake to swim. Unknown to those who don't take
time to read the warning signs, there is danger.
For a few feet from the gradual sloping shore
King's River
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17304 N. FRIANT FRIANT, CALIF.
FRIANT GARAGE
Towing Standard Products
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822-2270
Friant
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Fresh Meats -Vegetables
Liquor Dept.
Fred Tuttle, Perry M. Heard & Barney Amundsen
Owners
Auberry, 855-2533
M. L. IVIE
Appraiser of Mountain Property
855-2555
MUIR TRAIL RANCH
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Camping and motel accommodations are
available for those with boats or those who just
want to enjoy the water sports in the mountain
DWANE'S SHAVER LAKE
BARBER SHOP
SHAVER LAKE
ANN'S COUNTRY KITCHEN
"HOME MADE PIES"
Draft Beer
Ph. 841-3252
SHAVER LAKE TRADING POST
DINING ROOM -COCKTAILS
Johnnie & Bobbie
Shaver Lake
ANGELO'S SHAVER LAKE BAKERY
& COFFEE SHOP
Shaver Lake
SHANNON HARDWARE
Ports & Repair Service For Standard
Outboard Motors & Chain Sows
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Phone 841.3298
When at HUNTINGTON LAKE Visit
'THE PllNE CONE SHOPPE"
LAKESHORE, CALIF.
there is a steep drop-off into deep water. Here
the water is ice cold.
A young man with tight pants on looks at the
opposite shore. Others dare him to swim across
the channel. Several hours later, his corpse is
removed from the depths of the lake by divers.
Here again, a waste of human life.
As the sun sets and the boaters retreat to the
campgrounds a different type of security takes
effect -such as the protection of personal
property, assistance to lost youngsters, or any
other situation that should arise.
The upset wife reports to one of the reserve
officers that her husband has not returned from
a boat ride. Again the radio call goes out for all
units to meet at the dock. Search-areas are
assigned to those with boats. Two men are in
each boat as it heads out across the darkened
lake. With 70 miles of shoreline to search, it could
take considerable time. Within an hour,
however, the missing boater is located and he
returns to this family.
Another local resident had to spend all night
near the inlet to the lake because of motor
failure. His prop was lost due to a loose nut. An
equipment check would have prevented a cold
night out.
By the time the season draws to a close, the
reserve group has contributed several thousand
hours of voluntary time and use of personal
equipment. But a great feeling of satisfaction
exists among the group. Now is the time to
regroup, check equipment, repair radios and
plan for the coming season. For each year the
crowd grows and the need for assistance
multiplies.
TWIN SERVICE
Union 76
• 24 Hour Towing • Gas • Oil
• Body Shop • Accessories • Mechanic
841-3360 Shaver Lake
E. B. YANCEY
LUMBER CO., INC.
Tollhouse, Calif. Phone 855-2485
Shaver Lake, Calif. Phone 841-3337
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WEST HILLS FINANCE
Phone 945-2782
P.O. Box 471 -Huron, Calif. 93234
LOPEZ LIQUOR STORE
DELICATESSEN
The Best In Imported Wines Beer -Liquor
36629 So. Lassen Ave., Huron 945-2480
HURON GENERAL STORE
Red Flurry, Owner
BOlt 426 Ph. 945-2350
Huron, Calif.
I
Huron Welding & Machine Works
Vick Hendrix
9th Street 945-2298
_ Huron
rf."o'",..
CONSTABLES
Of Fresno County
The constables and deputy constables
Fresno County perform both civil and
duties. In the latter work they coordinate
efforts closely with those of the
Department, and it is therefore a pleasure
include them in our annual magazine.
Constables are elected every six years in
of the 15 judicial districts. They select
deputies, often on a part-time basis.
Because of their dual responsibilities, the
of constables is very varied. They are on call
hours a day, seven days a week, unless they
someone to cover for them. Their r~~,nnn""
are basically limited to the district from
they are elected.
As in past years the constables have
invited to participate in the
REVIEW with pictures and articles.
contributions follow:
DANNY'S MARKET
* Groceries * Delicatessen
BARBECUED CHICKEN
Beer & Wine
OPEN LATE HOURS
i 36905 So. Lassen Ave.
945-2503
FIRI
JUI
DI~
Con
Long
Judici
proxir
Corn
forcen
years
Consu
investi
office I
116
FIREBAUGH
JUDIC,IAL
DISTRICT
Constable B. A.
proximately 1400 sq. miles.
BILL TRAYLOR
CONSTABLE
Traylor, Deputies Russell
Long and Joe Flores work out of the Firebaugh
Judicial District which takes in an area of ap
Constable Traylor has been in law en
forcement in the Firebaugh area for the past 20
years and has been Constable for 12 years. The
Constable's experience in criminal cases and
investigations is one of the great assets this
office has to offer the Firebaugh area as well as
Continued
Compliments of
M. J. & R. S. ALLEN
COALINGA
JOHN C. CONN
RANCH
COALINGA
117
FIREBAUGH DISTRICT, left to
right, Tommy Barragan, Reserve
Deputy Constable; Dennis Palmer,
Reserve Deputy Constable ; Joey
Flores, Depu ty Constable, and
Russell Long, Deputy Constable.
HARRIS FEEDING CO.
CUSTOM CATTLE FEEDING
Jack Harris -Owner
(209) 884-2435
Rt. 1 Box 400, Coalinga
Located on Fresno-Coalinga Highway
at Interstate 5
WEETH RANCHES, INC.
Jayne Ave.
P. O. Box 924 Coalinga
935-2956
I
PIPPIN'S AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY
AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES AND
SPECIALIZED MACHINE WORK
P.O. Box 497 -154 N. 4th St. -Ph. 935-3078
Coalinga, California 93210
RON LEE
UNION Olt DISTRIBUTOR
P.O. Box 834 -Coalinga
935-1687
COALINGA MARKET
309 E. Polk St.
Coalinga
McKAY TRUCKING CO.
239 College Coalinga
law enforcement agencies which he has assisted
on many occasions when in this area .
Deputy Long works and lives in Mendota and
has been in law enforcement for 15 years and
with the Constable's office for 13 years. Living in
Mendota Long handles an calls in that im
mediate area and everything south to Three
Rocks. Dep. Long is also a member of the
Mendota City Council, and is Police Com
missioner for that city. Working with the people
in Mendota and the surrounding area, Long has
gained much respect from the people of the
westside.
Deputy Joe Flores lives in the city of
Firebaugh and answers all calls west of
Firebaugh. A long time resident of Firebaugh,
Flores knows the area well. Flores has been in
law enforcement for 3% years and part of that
• time was spent with the Firebaugh Police
Department. Flores also works with the coaches
of the Firebaugh Junior High and teaches
wrestling to the students, which has proven to be
very successful.
BOSTON
RANCH CO.
STAR ROUTE 2, BOX 100
LEMOORE, CALIFORNIA
KERMAN
JUDICIAL
KERMAN DISTRICT -Serving
the Kerman District are, left to
right, Constable Gene Petrucelli,
and Deputy Constables Louis
Pereira, Lee Nilmeier and Jim
Pickens.
OILFIELD SHELL SERVICE
Route 1 -Box 165
COALINGA, CALIF.
BURNETT CONSTRUCTION CO.
General Pipeline & Oilfield
I Maintenance Contractors
Phone. Bus. (209) 935-0034 -Res. V.'-')_ULD
Coalinga
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COALINGA JUDICIAL DISTRICT
The Coalinga Constable's office has undergone a
complete change during the year of 1971. Shown
above are the men who patrol the Coalinga
Judicial District which encompasses ap
proximately 1500 square miles. Left to right are
Deputy Constable Robert Rich, Deputy Con
stable Jeffrey Hames and Constable William
Horine.
CITY 'GARAG,E & RADIATOR WORKS
National Auto Road Service
AAA Contract Station No. 118
Phone 935-1239
East Polk Street Coalinga
Coalinga Rifle Club Member
DON'S GUN SHOP
CUSTOM GUNSTOCKING
Shooting & Hunting Supplies
130 Warthan, Coalinga Phone (209) 935-1948
Res. 498 East Polk Phone (209) 935-2106
CLARENCE R. VAN DYKE
Ranch
Star Rt. 1, Box 34 935-2856
Coalinga
Compliments of
BIRDWELL RANCH
Coalinga
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11" imrmorium
Fresno County, and the Coalinga area in
particular lost a devoted friend and em
ployee on July 23, 1971, with the death of
Constable Tom Quinney. Tom had spent
approximately 27 years total in law en
forcement, 16 years with the City of
Coalinga where he worked his way up to
Captain, and n years with the County of
Fresno as Constable. His last years were
handicapped by a partially disabling stroke
in 1965. Although he continued to hold office
and perform the duties of constable, he was
not able to be as physically active as he
would have liked to be.
In June of 1971, he suffered a completely
disabling stroke, and he remained
hospitalized until his death.
Tom will be missed by all those who knew
and loved him as a compassionate and
cheerful co-worker.
Compliments of
J. B. HAWKI N'S
RANCH
FIVE POINTS
VIERHUS FARMS
Coalinga, California
PO
Caruthers
F AND S MARKET
2334 W. Tahoe 864-3181
Caruthers
. KingsburgCoal,nga._
VALLIS RESTAURANTLACEY'S CAFE
Cocktails -Dining Room -Bottle Shop ,In the heart of Town
897-3079 Coalinga
1671 Simpson, Kingsburg
SHERMAN BRIDGES WALKERS COCKTAIL LOUNGESECOND HAND STORE
Everything Used
167 E. Elm Ave., Coalinga
864-8820 2358 Tahoe, Caruthers
VOLKSWAGEN SPECIALIST
299-5264
344 Clovis Ave., Clovis
THE BEAR PAW CO.
4165 E. Perrin, Clovis
·299-6852
JAY BRINKLEY SERVICE
1110 Clovis Ave., Clovis
299-4471 Farm Equipment
Lassen at Tenth, Huron
FOSTER 'FREEZE Phone WHitney 5-2266
299-2820 METRY'S CAFE 902 Clovis Ave., Clovis RANCH HARDWARE & VARIETY
Next To the Post Office in Huron 19763 E. Manning Ave .
Every Thing for the Family Needs 638-2220 HUNSAKER CONSTRUCTION CO.
CLOVIS SMOKE HOUSE BAR MILLER'S GARAGE
AND RESTAURANT Phone 638-2024
J & M LIQUOR & SPORT GOODS Lassen Avenue Huron 1237 G Streel
Fishing & Hunting Licenses
John and Millie Andreis Kerman
610 Clovis, Clovis 299-4445 DOROTHY'S
NONA'S MARKET
Phone 638-3802
LlNENBACH AUTO PARTS Junior & Young Adult Fashions 19759 E. Manning Ave.
-Wholesale and Retail Sales -723 S. Madera, Kermpn
604 Clovis Ave., Clovis 299-4381 846-8666
KERMAN CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY Boots -Camping -Fishing All rypes furniture, Auto & Truck
RALPH'S DRUG STORE Upholstery Clean ing Service
free Estimates; Free Pickup & Delivery 1141 G SI., Reed ley 638-27
No. Tollhouse & S.unnyside, Clovis QUALITY WORKMANSHIP
299-2101
178 S. Madera, Kerman 846·8737 rfresno 266. 6~881 TOM'S T.V. & APPLIANCES
SOUZA'S LIQUOR STORE 1349 I Street, Reedley
SHAW-VILLA LIQUORS LIQUORS -BEER -WINE -MIXES 638-2636
Beer -Wine -Liquors DELICATESSEN
4150 E. Shaw at Villa, Clovis
299-7651
651 S. Madero Ave. Phone 846-8728
Kerman, California 93630 *
120
RALPH PREHEIM
DEPUTY
CONSTABLE
121
CLOVIS
Constable
right,
Doug
Frank
Constable,
Krotter,
right) Jack McElroy, reserve;
Larabee, reserve;
Burford, Deputy
and George
Deputy Constable.
PONDEROSA JUDICIAL DISTRICT
DICK SMITH JACK STURGES
PUTY CONSTABLE CONSTABLE
DUNLAP
JUDICIAL
DISTRICT
C.T. COFFELT
CONSTABLE
REEDLEY
JUDICIAL
DISTRICT
JAMES H. MARTIN
CONSTABLE
CLOVIS
JUDICIAL
DISTRICT
JUDICIAL District
Fred Sagniere,
is shown with Cleft to
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LANARE GROCERY
7462 W. Mt. Whitney Ave.
HOLLIS TIRE SERVICE
Tires -Batteries -Accessories
3714 Mt. Whitney 867-3413
Riverd.ale, Calif.
FIRST WESTERN BANK
AND TRUST CO.
Riverdale
3494 W. Mt. Whitney Ave.
Sanger"
APRILE'S PLACE
933 Academy, Sanger 875-711 79
Irrigation Pumps (All Types)
Home Pressure Systems
PISTACCHIO PUMP CO.
PUMP SALES & SERVICE
1432 So. Academy Sanger 875-3891
SANGER
JUDICIAL
DISTRICT
VAL M. VALLES
CONSTABLE
THOMAS L. KLOSE
DEPUTY
CONSTABLE
SANGER DRUGS
875-2515
Seventh St. Sanger
Selma
------
BEAR STATE MOTORS
2600
"QUALITY
Phone
Golden State
USED CARS"
896· 5680
Blvd. Selma
DARNELL'S LOCKER PlANT
1815 W. Front St. 896-1604
Selma
DINO'S BAKERY
Selma Shopping Center
2430 McCall Ave., Selma 896-2042
GEE'S MARKET
Groceries -Meats
Open 8 AM til 9 PM
, 2215 N. Nebraska, Selma, 896-1315
J
o
SANGER DISTRICT
Reserve Constables are, left
to right, Frank Valles, Juan
Mercado, Jerry Bradhurst
Dan Navarrette and Harold
Crain.
Two Reserves not
in the picture are Jim ""~".V.J'.'
and Jim Appleton.
JIMENEZ SERVICE
GENERAL REPAIR
Phone 896·3480
9933 E. Manning Ave.
-ROSELANE DAIRY DRIVE-IN
Phone 896·4725
1850 Floral
SELMA SCAVENGER CO. o
651 John L Cuneo. Owner
1525 Floral Selma
TIP-TOP DRIVE IN
OPEN 24 HOURS
HIGI
BR
Breakfast Special $1.05
2353
TORII MARKET
1426 Grove Street
122
234
SELMA JUDICIAL DISTRICT
PARLIER
JUDICIAL
DISTRICT
MARVIN OWENS
CONSTABLE
W. BRANDSON B. SM IT"
DEPUTY CONSTABLE CONSTABLE
BERT MONTAGUE V. SOUZA
DEPUTY DEPUTY
CONSTABLE CONSTABLE
CLOVIS SADDLE AND TACK, INC.
WELCOMES ALL OU.R OLD FRIENDS FROM
STEVE'S SADDLE SHOP
and
INTERNATIONAL EQUESTRIAN IMPORTS
234 Clovis Avenue, Clovis 266-9046
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
HUMPHREY STATION
on
HIGHWAY 166 to Shaver Lake & Huntington Lake
In The High Sierras
UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP & MANAGEMENT
Serving
BREAKFAST -LUNCHES -STEAK DINNERS
WINE -BEER
GAS
Albert 'AI" Huber, Owner, Operator
299-6522
MELIKIAN DEHYDRATORS
BUYERS AND GROWERS
DRIED FRUITS
KERMAN
R~dleUcoptell4
SERVING
Entire
San Joaquin~ Valley*AGRICULTURAL CROP DUSnNG*INDUSTRiAl FLYING*FIRE SUPPRESSION*FROST CONTROL
Whon You Nood Quick Sorvico
I CALL----,I 299·4903 or 299·2734 I
6611 E lullard ba. (InIs
123
KINGSBURG JUDICIAL DISTRICT
J. JOHNSON C. CATES
CONSTABLE DEPUTY CO NSTABLE
The Constable of the Kingsburg Judicial
District, on July 30, 1971, because or" the in
creased work load, was authorized a Deputy
Constable by th€. Board of Supervisors. Clyde
Cates was appointed as his Deputy. Deputy
Cates prior to this appointment had served as a
Deputy Reserve Constable in Sanger.
CONTINENTAL SERVICE CENTER
We Offer Special Discount To Peace Officers
* DAYTON * PERRELLI * GATES TIRES
COMPLETE BRAKE & FRONT END SERVICE
Roy Marlin, Owner
4333 N. Blackstone, Fresno 222-4429
COMPLIMENTS
BUCK RANCHES
FRESNO
FOWLER
JUDI,CIAL
DISTRICT
FRED DAVIS
CONSTABLE
CLARK HUDSPETH
DEPUTY CONSTABLE
NATIONWIDE
24
HOUR
B08
FAST FREE
CONFIDENTIAL
BAIL
INfORMAliON
LUCKY •
BAil BONDS
268-4646
BONDSMAN ALWAYS •
ON DUTY
ANY JAIL
CREDIT
TERMS AVAILABLE
1225 M ST.
FRESNO
••,
124
CARUTHERS
JUDICIAL
DISTRICT
L. PEARSON
DEPUTY
CONSTABLE
ADRIAN WHITE
CONSTABLE
IIIRRA PRINTING
II: LITHOGRAPH CO.
LITHOGRAPHERS
TYPE ART LAYOUT PRESS -BINDERY
(Complete in our Shop)
SPECIALlllNG IN COLOR
CATALOGS BUSINESS FORMS
MAGAZINES CERTIFICATES
BROCHURES WEDDING
BOOKS ANNOUNCEMENTS
TAGS
SALES PROMOTIONAL ADVERTISING
RUBBER STAMPS -STENCILS
NAME AND DOOR PLATES
1721 VAN NESS AYE.
(BETWEEN SAN JOAQUIN & AMADOR)
NEAR DOWNTOWN
1233-8301 I
FRESNO
125
RIVERDALE JUDICIAL DISTRICT
A. NESTER
CONSTABLE
JACK DUTY
DEPUTY CONSTABLE
NORTHGA1£ SHELL SHAPE
24 Hour Road Service
Free Pick Up & Delivery
All Types Mechanical Work
Auto Air Conditioning Specialists
Phone 439-3306
JERRY McKUNE, Dealer
5405 N. Blackstone, Fresno
8~; ~AND
J:==>O~...:o:~.~
/1'"
COCKTAILS, LUNCH & DINNER
IN APPRECIATION TO
SHERIFF WlllMIRTH
& DEPARTMENT FOR
AdOS WELL DONE
3015 E. Tulare, one block W. of First St.
Your Host, BOB BOYAJIAN 233-5998
VALUABLE HELPER
By George Krotter
The use of police dogs in law enforcement work
is becoming more common in the state of
California, especially in the Bay area, and in the
city of San Jose.
In March of 1970 I contacted several law en
forcement agencies in the Bay area and inquired
about the dogs they were using for police work. I
learned that these dogs, bred and trained in "Oldo'
Germany, were entirely reliable and had a very conduc
even temperament. They work only on com
mand, unless they are agitated by someone.
I then contacted an agent in the Bay area and
made arrangements to have a dog shipped over
from Germany. The dog arrived in April and
long hours of working wi th the dog began. It was
necessary for him to become accustomed to me,
and for me to learn to handle the dog. After three
months the dog became more tolerant of me. He
was both loyal and aggressive, and we became
close friends and companions. In September of
1970 he became sick and was sent back to San
Jose where he had his tonsils removed. While he
was there, a police officer from the city of San
Jose saw the dog and asked if he might buy him
to be used by the San Jose Police Department. I
sold the dog to this officer, and the dog is still
being used in the city of San Jose.
In October of 1971 I obtained another dog from
Germany. He is 31/ 2 years old, and is classed as a
Schutzhund III, and as a V-dog. This is the
highest degree awarded a dog trained in Ger
many. The dog's name is Oldo von Stauderpark,
and his serial number is 1134398. He has been
entered in several shows where he was always a
V-dog in the adult dog class. His father is Gaub
von Stauderpark, and his mother is Gunda V.
CHltDREN'S WORLD
State Licensed
Ages 2 to 12 -Pre School Training -After School Core
SUPERVISED ACTIVITIES AND PLAY YARD
HOT NUTRITIOUS LUNCHES & SNACKS
Derl Keen, Director
2625 East Shields 229-1458
SHELBURNE'S
STAT,IONERY AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Jack Shelburne, Mgr. and Owner
1133 Fulton Mall 268-8444
126
Deputy Constable Krotter and "Oldo. n·
DEALERS FOR
NORTON -A.J.S. -HODAKA • OSSA -PENTON
FRESNO CYCLE CENTER
EXPERT REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES
Don Green, Owner
4687 N. Blackstone, Fresno 222·4011
DALE ELECTRIC, INC.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Commercial and Industrial Wiring
Wm. C. Dole, Owner
Shop & Office· 1308 Iota Ave. -264-1831 Fresno
ARea <> SUNNYSIDE ARCO
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
TIRES -BAitERIES ACCESSORIES
5687 E. Kings Canyon Rd. _ 255-7181
SKI & MOUNTAIN
SPORT SPECIALISTS
-at-
4777 Blackstone, Fresno
2214 So. Mooney Blvd.,
Visalia
The(7YI~tnplnC
SHOP
CHRISTENSEN'S TURKEY HATCHERY
2174 N. Maple Ave.
251-0354
CLUB DAKOTA
1871 E. Dakota at Blackstone
222-7693
RE~
COl
No. Fr
CERTIFICATE
INV'ESTMENT FUND
We Pay 7% Interest On One Year
Term Certificates.
$500.00 Minimum Amount
50 N. Fulton at Divisadero
Phone 233-0346
~ICAROUS~L ~ MOTEL
RESTAURANT -COCKTAIL LOUNGE
COFFEE SHOP -BANQUET FACILITIES
No. Freeway 99 and Belmont Fresno, Caljf.
Phone 268-0233 -233-41 59
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Pirschgang. Both of these dogs hold V-dog
ratings in Germany. Oldo is trained for
obedience, tracking, and attack.
Constables are often alone in the country or
mountain areas. Periodically, situations arise
where the officer must attempt to settle a
disturbance single-handed. Th~se disturbances
often occur in the early mor~ng hours and may
involve several belligerent persons. At such
times, the dog's training makes him an in
valuable asset. When investigating a residential
or business burglary, if suspects are still on the
premises, it is nearly impossible for them to
escape because of the dog's keen perception and
training. In crowd control, the dog is able to
move severa} persons, where in the same
situation, it would take a number of officers to
establish and maintain like control.
In spite of his training in obedience and attack
work, perhaps even because of it, the dog fits
very well into family life. My wife and children
love the dog and in turn they are loved by him.
Also, they have learned to speak some German,
since that is the only language Oldo understands.
The even temperament and devotion of the dog
to the family is an experience not soon forgotten.
The possession of the dog is not only for
professional business but is a family pleasure.
The most impOrtant thing to remember in
owning this dog is the invaluable asset of having
him as an assistant in law enforcement, his use
as a night time companion-but most important,
his value in the help of crowd control.
* ACCOUNTING * SECRETARIAL* GENERAL OFFICE
CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
1921 Tuolumne St., Fresno 233-4516
-~r DELIGHTFUL MEXICAN CUISINE
~:UOnaa
~ ~a
fl,0'
!.I
Featuring:
• LUNCH • DINNER • MEXICAN STYLE BREAKFAST
In a Hurry? Try aut quick service
SPECIAL MERCHANTS LUNCHEON ~ Regular & Small Combinations or A La Carte
o HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 11 a.m.' 1 0 p.m.; Fri. 11 a.m.-12 p.m.;
fol Sal. 9 o.m.·12 p.m.; Sundays 9 a .m.-I 0 p.m.
• We Se.<.e Imported and Domestic Beers and Wines ~ • . . Dra'I Beer Tool y 2561 E. Ashlan Ph. 222-2919
)J
Centra! Cahfornia
Wlw!eja!e Co.
p, O. Box 4215 Fresno 93744
Phone 233-5245
YAMAHA -BULTACO -HUSQVARNA -MAICO
KEENER CYCLE CENTER
320 S. Bridge
VISALIA -93277
732-6677
4665 E. Belmont
FRESNO -93702
251-2092
"YUU' D BRTTEil BE READY TO f"IGHT
WHE:H YOU SAY. 'Wi::" LIVE IN A VIOLENT SOCIETY IN THIS COUNTRY I I ' ..
HE GOTHIS RIDE ...
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah -The big yellow
patrol car, with Officer C.D. McNair at the
wheel, was parked on a downtown street when a
man opened the rear door, climbed in, gave the
officer an address and said: "Step on it, willya,
I'm a little late."
"Sorry, this isn't a taxicab,even if it's painted
yellow," said the officer.
"Listen," · said the passenger, "I know a
taxicab when I see one. So, come on, let's get
going.:'
Officer McNair sighed, and drove off-right to
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the city jail where the passenger was booked for
intoxication.
FRESNO ORTHOPEDIC CO.
1531 E. Belmont Ave.
266-9759
SUN SUN KITCHEN
Open Every Day -11 A.M. to 9 P.M.
THE FINEST CHINESE FOODS TO TAKE OUT
Howord Gee, Owner
1216 W. Shields, Fresno 227-3579 -227-3570
LANNING'S GARAGE
Specializing In * AUTO ELECTRIC & AIR CONDITIONING
GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS & ENGINE REBUILDING
BRAKE SERVICE
2009 E. Hammond Ave.
Offices in Principal Cities -Pioneers of Long Distonce Moving
Agent for NATIONAL VAN LINES, INC.
LOCAL MOVING AND A COMPLETE
48 STATE MOVING SERVICE AGENT
DAVE'S VAN & STORAGE, INC.
1636 "H" Street
DAVE McCOY
Office 268-0948
AUTOMOTIVIE UTILITY COMPANY
Generators -Starters
255 Divisadero Street
MILKY WAY DAIRY
DRIVE IN SERVICE
4847 E. Kings Canyon Rd. Across from K-Mart
255-4272
2442 So. Elm Ave. at Church -264-2727
Milk & Eggs at Less Than Wholesale
Save lAc or More on All Y Da
MURDERS OF 1971
By Sgt. A. Tabler
don't solve them all and, partly because of the
peculiarities of our social trends, these unsolved
cases are becoming more numerous throughout
the state.
Not all cases have a detectable motive or
obvious connection between the suspect and his
victim. Sometimes this is true, but many times
the investigator is faced with a chance or
transient connection requiring him to fall back
on what may be meager evidence located at the
crime scene to assist in solving the case. A few
hairs, a bullet, smudged fingerprint or tire track
may be the sole evidence on which a search can
be based. In such case the evaluation of such
fragmentary evidence by an efficient crime
laboratory within the department becomes of
prime importance in directing the efforts of the
investigator. Unfortunately criminals
Con/inlled
Fresno
RANCHER'S COTTON OIL
MANUFACTURERS OF
COnONSEED PRODUCTS
P. O. Box 248 268-5353
FRESNO
During 1971 the Sheriff's Department received
reports on 13 murders, 28 attempted murders,
and a number of other deaths involving cir
cumstances requiring clarification. Two of the
reported murders are still unsolved. Two cases
are an unacceptable quantity when human lives
are involved, and the department is continually
searching for improvements in its investigative
techniques to clear them and others as they
occur.
A murderer normally has far less chance of
remaining unknown than any other type of
criminal. The shock of death by violence has a
tendancy to encourage greater effort on the part
of the police agency and more cooperation on the
part of people. Scientific detection methods not
generally available to an investigator because of
the expense involved are more apt to be utilized
in homicides. Despite improved methods we
VALLEY [RHOME PLATING
Tony Lucas, Owner
Phone 251 -868'4
1366 N. Sierra Vista Ave. Fresno
life, Health, Group Insurance
Annuities, Pension Plans
RONALD F. KARABIAN, (.L.U.
National Quality Award
National Sales Achievement Award
Insurance Estate Planning
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Fresno Del Webb Center -Room 1100 Fresno
Bus. 266-7891 Res. 439-6185
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LUNCHES -DINNERS -COCKTAILS
Your Hosts: Sam & Vivian Meek
4630 E. TULARE AVE.
Phone 255-0815
Kearney Bowl where Mrs. Lichti and her
family attended the races prior to her death.
It was on the roadway in front of this house on
South Fruit that the Lichti shooting occurred.
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sometimes leave very little useful indication of
their passing through a scene.
An old saying is that an officer is only as good
as his informant. Information given by citizens is
perhaps the most important part of solving
crimes, yet sometimes a person ignoring his
responsibilities, or with a desire not to be in
volved, withholds vital information that would
have cleared a mystery.
Whatever the reasons, our files do contain
some cases l hat have never been cleared, and
since there is no statute of limitations on murder,
these cases are constantly being revived and
investigated as each new lead comes in.
Among the difficult cases that have caused
concern with their increasing frequency since the
development of the drug or love generation are
the motiveless killings where neither party have
any particular relationship to each other. These
murders may be ritualistic, sex-oriented, racial
or without any discernable reason. One such
case of senseless killing still under investigation
by this department was the murder of Mrs. Judy
Lichti on July 4, 1969. Mrs. Lichti was driving her
small Volkswagen sedan with her husband and
four-year-old son home from the races at
Kearney Bowl. At about 11: 15 PM she had just
passed Jensen Avenue driving South on
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• LINENS • DUST MOPS • DOOR MATS
• PRIDE WASHROOM SERVICE
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2555 So . Orange St. Fresno 268-0647
GROVE-BUILT HOMES
6229 N. Fruit -439-2873
Fresno
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, New & Used -Easy Terms
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lorge lelectlon of imported Gifts from Norway, Sweden.
Denmork and other pam of Europe
MUSIC BOXES -PEWTER -JEWELRY
CLOCKS -CANDLES -SWEATERS FROM NORWAY
ROYAL and B&G PORCELAIN FIGURINES, ETC.
2225 W. SHAW AVE. -PICCADILLY SQUARE ...., 227·0832
Home Title Co.
Title Insurance & Escrow
1310 M Street
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA
Phone 268 -9811
North Fresno Branch :
5084 N. Palm in Fig Garden Village
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Since 1921
TERMITE INSPECTIONS
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Serving This Area Nearly Half a Century
1491 N. Maple, Fresno 4639 E. HARVn-AVE .
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Left side of Lichti vehicle showing shattered
glass and bullet hole in left door.
Ave . when another car pulled up on her left side
and three shots were fired. The second car then
sped off. Mrs. Lichti was killed immediately
when struck in the left side of her head. Her son
was cut by flying glass, and her husband lost a
finger when struck by another bullet. Mr. Lichti
was able to bring the Volkswagen to a stop,
averting additional injury to the family.
Evidence in this sniper type of attack was
almost non-existent, and the viciousness of such
an assault on an innocent family caused con
cerned family and friends to raise a reward of
ten thousand dollars for information leading to
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Phone 266-7511 Fresno
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the identification of the person responsible. The
Sheriff's Department arranged to grant im
munity to the driver of the suspect's vehicle in
exchange for his information. None of these in
ducements to date have turned up the in
formation necessary to identify the person
responsible.
Another segment of society, the shadow world
of the drug addict, was involved in the
assassination of Constantine Castillo at 11: 40
P.M. on January 29, 1971. Castillo, his wife and
son were in their apartment at 3435 E. Thomas
when someone climbed their stairs and rang the
doorbell. Neglecting his usual habit of looking
out before answering the door, Castillo opened
his door and was confronted by a masked figure
on the landing who immediately fired three shots
into him and fled. The shock of the sudden attack
prevented the family from observing enough
details of the attacker to assist the officers.
Castillo was known to have been dealing in nar
cotics, and it was believed possible that he had
developed some enemy that shot him or had him
shot.
Since drugs are illegal, persons who traffic in
them have a natural tendancy to avoid involving
themselves with the law. Leads as to the identity
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Fresno's Own Homeowned Cemetery
175 S. Cornelia at Whitesbridge Rd .
268-7823
PREVENTION I PROTECTION
thai's our jOb. 100
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of the suspect were few, and this case too is still
under investigation.
Acase that causes extra concern to the officer
is that which appears to have been committed by
a sex offender because of the possibliity that
such an individual will act similarly in any
subsequent incident and will constute a threat to
society until he is apprehended. Such a case
came to light on May 6, 1971, when the body of
Rose Marie Freeman was found floating in a
ditch along Dickenson Avenue south of Muscat
Avenue in the Kerman District.
It was determined that Mrs. Freeman had
been driven in her car to the rear of a feedlot on
CONTINENTAL MOTORS
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GENERAL COMMODITIES
A MODERN flEET OF TRUCKS TO SERVE YOU
All Cargo. In,ured While In Our Paueuion
FOR PROMPT SERVICE CAll 229-6533
3261 N. Marks Ave.
Fresno Wire Rope & 'Rigging
Custom Rigging -Esco Products
Miller Swivels -Crosby Clips
Press Grip Fittings -Skookum Blocks
2360 Eost Ave. 268-8885
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Troisi's
LUNCHES ... DINNERS
. .. COCKTAILS
BANQUET ROOMS AVAILABLE UP TO 100
1441 Tollhouse Road
Ruby Troisi 299-2188 Clovis
CLUB LAUNDRY & CLEANERS, INC.
Wholesale & Reltail
4454 E. Belmont
2918 Tulare
INLAND SHOW CASE & FIXTURES
Commercial & Residential
Formica 'Drainboards -Complete Store Fixtures
1473 Thesto 237-41
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Front of Castillo's apartment
showing landing on which
murderer sto(ld.
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FRESNO Iron & Metal Co., Inc.
TOP CASH PRICES*Scrap Iron *Copper * Brass *Aluminum
Located 500 Yards South of Cal·.';a Overpass
3270 Golden State Blvd. So, (Old 99) 268-6279
FRESNO HELICOPTERS, INC.
Agricultural & Industrial
Charter Service
Furlong Field 233-1655
AUTO DIESEL ELECTRIC
Specialists in All Electrical Systems & Components
2764 S. Railroad Ave. Phone 268-5822
CALIFORNIA-FRESNO OIL CO.
PETROLEUM PRODUaS
RIO GRANDE GASOLINE
251' 8 S. Railroad Ph. 233-6211
TWO WAY FRUIT STAND
Fresh Vegetables & Fruit
Beer, Wine & Groceries
215 West California 266-3743
GUEST'S MOTORCYCLE CENTER
YAMAHA SNOWMOBILE
YAMAHA MOTORCYCLES -DUCATI
All Models Including Trail
Audio Department -Sound Equipment
Sales Service Parts
No Down on Approved Credit
2240 East McKinley Ave. 266-2591 Fresno
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Diagram of castillo's body on
the floor of the apartment
where he fell after being shot.
It was here that the suspect
rang the door bell and stood
waiting for Castillo.
Brawley A venue on April 29, 1971. There she had
been severely beaten and her clothes ripped off
while apparently resisting a sexual attack. While
still alive, she had been thrown into a canal and
met her death by drowning. On May 10, 1971,
Mrs. Freeman's car was located parked in the
Sante Fe railroad parking lot on North Weber
Avenue in Fresno. Evidence in the car indicated
that Mrs. Freeman had been transported in the
car after the beating to the place where she had
been thrown into the canal. The last time that she
had been seen alive by witnesses was at two in
the morning on the 29th of April, when she
walked out of Armen's bar at Clinton and Weber.
At that time she was with a middle-aged man
who was not known to employees of the bar. To
date this case has not been cleared.
Each of these cases will continue to be in
vestigated as long as there is the remotest
possibility that they can be cleared. It is felt that
in each of them there are still persons who
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BARCO PRudEN RIGID FRAME BUILDINGS
115 No. Valentine, Fresno 233-9169
141
Officers working around scene where Mrs.
Freeman's body was located 6 May 71 on
Dickenson Ave. South of Muscat.
possess information which would be invaluable
to the investigation.
In an effort to assist the police agencies to
receive information, The Fresno Bee is par
ticipating in the Secret Witness Program, in
which sums of money are accumulated by the
paper as rewards for providing information to
solve a crime. Under the program the person
with information is able to transmit it to the
paper in a manner guaranteeing that he remains
unknown, yet can still identify himself con
fidentially to receive his reward.
ELBEE COMPANY
BACKGROUND MUSIC
STEREO PHONOGRAPHS
CIGARETIE VENDORS
CANDY VENDORS
237-2214 Fresno
NOW IN FRESNO
R~uh~n's
Serving LUNCH & DINNER
Distinctive Dining -Unsurpassed Service
FEATURING STEAK & LOBSTER
Nightly Entertainment In Our Cocktail Lounge
A Totally Relaxing and
Home Like Atmosphere
Join Us .. _
222-6911
FASHION FAIR SHOPPING CENTER
575 E. Shaw Ave. • Fresno
134
Photo ofMrs. Freeman's vehicle parked in Santa
Fe Parking lot on North Weber following the
murder.
ALBRIGHT ELECTRIC
20 Years Experience
AIR CONDITIONING -WIRING
Complete Wiring -Alterations
Residential & Commercial
Emergency Service Day or Night Call
3847 E. Saginaw Way 227-6450
RON & LARRY'S CLUB
Cold Beer -Tasty Sandwiches
Shuffleboard and Bowling
3941 E. Belmont Ave. Phone 233-3923
SANCHEZ-HALL MORTUARY
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Robert J_ Sanchez
Telephone 237-3532
1022 "B" Street-Cor_ "S" and Tulare
Chicken Dinners -Shrimp Dinners -Burgers
Shakes -Food To Go ~Cones
DAI'RY BELLE FREEZE
DRIVE INN NO. 3S
5595 E. Kings Canyon Rd. Phone 251 -8303
AGUILAR BODY & PAINT 'SHOP
I Complete Auto Body Repair
Free Estim ates
1544 N. Effie
EL TORO CAFE
GOOD MEXICAN FOOD
DRAFT BEER
FOOD TO GO
2408 S. Railroad 237 ·981 1
SUNSET MARKET
Groceries • Produce . Meats
Beer· Wines -Soft Drinks
832 W. California 233·0002
Your One Stop Fo~ Any Size or KInd of Party
• Award Ribbons & Rosettes
• Complete Paper Party Goods
• All Seasons & All Occasions
LOW RATES -DELIVERY
1653 No. Blackstone -485-7700
Manuel & Terry Robles
MALAGA GENERAL STORE
Feed -Hardware -Enco Gas
Groceries -Fresh Meat :-Produce
3684 Front Malaga 266-4285
MI RANCHITO NUMBER ONE
LATIN NIGHT CLUB
Dancing (4 days a week) -Din ners
1405 E. California 266-1995
Ph. 260.8226!lP, O. Box 3038
Fresno
PETROLEUM ~PRODUCTS
CAREY OIL COMPANY
Jack C. Carey
LEROY WEST'S
A-l TOWING SERVICE
Body Repair -Painting
1560 N. Blackstone Ave. Fresno 268-3776
PINEDALE DRUGS
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS
Sundries -Notions -Gift Items
7280 N. Blackstone Ave., Pinedale 439-0674
Right side of Mrs. Freeman's car showing red
paint transfer and damage resulting from
suspect's driving ofthe vehicle after the murder.
The program has received considerable
publicity and the full support of the Sheriff's
Department. It is hoped that such a program will
assist in eliminating public reticence that serves
only to protect the criminal and increases the
possibility of another innocent family driving
home being shot down to provide some twisted
mind with sport.
SANTI'S, INC.
USED CARS FINANCE SERVICE
1142 F Street also Whitesbridge & Hughes
268-9344 FRESNO
TOM CAROTHERS· JIM E. EVANS· BILL ESCOLA
1818 "L" STREET
BAKERSFIELb
PH. 327·2506
5350 NO. BLACKSTONE
FRESNO
PHONE 224·3212
AMERICAN TRUCK SALVAGE
3599 So. Golden State Blvd., Fresno
233-5169
135
SHERIFF'S BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row, left to right: G. Gallagher, L.
Green, W. Cowings, J. Bruton, A. Ward, R . Baehr, S. Herzog; Back Row, left to
right: G. Hill, T. Garey, R. Pierce, O. Moon, R. Appleton, W. McDaniels, T.
Lean, W. Martin.
A Non-Profit Endowment Care
Cemetery and Mausoleum
FRED APPlEFORD
General Manager
P. l. "PAT" WATSON
Aui.tant Manager
201 TEILMAN AVENUE PH. 237-6185
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA 93706
BLACKSTONE
AUTO PARTS
Used a'nd New Automotive Parts
Retail -Wholesale
6464 N. Blackstone Ave. Ph . 439-2311
Just South of Pinedale
136
ADAMS PAVING CO.
Asphalt PAVING -Excavating
Residential -Commercial
Driveways -Parking Lots -Sub -Divisions
Grading -Oiling
Over 50 Years Experience
3110 W. Clinton Ave. 268-7391
GOLD DRAGON
CHINESE RESTAURANT
Food To Go • Chinese Smorgee
Richard & Suzanne Ko
1865 E. Dakota Ave. Fresno 229-3817
HARRY JACOBS BODY & FENDER
AUTO BODY REPAIRING & PAINTING
Collision Repairs -Insurance Work Welcomed
25 Years Experience Free Estimates
2017 Santa Clara 237-7151
MORRIS MANOR REST HOME
* Ambulatory Elderly Guesh * Planned A~tivity-T.v.-Phones* Quiet Clean Atmo.phere
65 E. Olive
* 24 Hour Dr. Call * Balanced Diets* 24 Hour Care
The team in action
THE ASSOCIATION
Cocktails and Dinners
. Open 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. -Dinners 6 to 9
Saturday & Sunday: 12 to 2
6187 N. Blackstone 439-8838
FAIR WAY MARKET
Farm Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
Soft Drinks -Canned Goods
2526 S. Elm Ave. Fresno 233-9480
MEDICAL -DENTAL PHARMACY
Barry Smith -Pharmacist
Phone 224-1433 -Emergency 439-6085
3152 N. Millbrook Fresno
ALEXANDER'S AUTO DISMANTLERS
Engines For Sale
Parts -New, Used & Rebuilt
410 W. Geary Fresno 266-3175
RAMIREZ UNION 76 SERVICE
Tune Ups -Brakes -Complete Service
Se Habla Espanol
6012 S. Elm Ave. Easton 485-9872
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THE RAZORBACKS
The Fresno County Sheriff Razorbacks are a
group of deputy sheriffs with two things in
common; an interest in the youth of the com
munity and a good game of basketball. They put
it all together, formed a team, contacted the
coaches of several high schools in the Fresno
City and County areas and scheduled games with
the varsity basketball teams. All coaches and
school officials were very interested in the
program and wanted to participate, but because
of advanced booking some were unable to do so
this season.
The basketball program was a great success,
as this type of contact between law enforcement
officers and the youth of the community is
beneficial to the youth as well as the officers.
RAZORBACKS' SEASON RECORD
Fresno City College 120 Sheriffs 50
Bullard 55 Sheriffs 54
Sheriffs 54 Hoover 53
Clovis 56 Sheriffs 52
Edison 74 Sheriffs 63
Sheriffs 61 Fresno Police Dept. 41
Sheriffs 107 Calif Highway Patrol 56
Sheriffs 74 Fresno City College Crime
Fresno Kings 122 Sheriffs 90 Majors 65
SALES -LEASE -TERMS
TWO-WAY RADIOS
We have Sold and Served in Excess of 5000 Units
CENTRAL CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST SUPPLIER OF
COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT
TWO-WAY RADIO & PAGING
COOK'S
COMMUNICATION CORP.
160 N. Broadway, Fresno 233-8818
BERVEN
CARPETS
CORPORATION
MANUFACTURERS
and
DISTRIBUTORS.
2600 Ventura -Fresno, Calif.
I
A Sheriff's Job
By AI Lass
Now this sherriff's job is a curious one,
Like housewife's work, it's never done.
Calls come by night, and come by day.
They may be near, or miles away.
"Hurry right out," says the voice of the caller,
"You're badly needed in Possum Holler.
Pa's on the rampage, he's got a gun,
Been looking for Ma since half-past-one."
So we jump in our flivver and hit the trail,
And drive like a streamliner carryin' the mail.
Our only hope and all we can figger,
Is to be on hand 'fore Pa pulls the trigger.
We finally arrive and amid the confusion,
We learn the affair was simple delusion.
Pa with his gun was just hunting squirrels:
Ma'd gone to school with the two oldest girls.
Today we hunt evidence and dig up the facts.
Tomorrow we struggle with delinquent tax.
Next day we're hunting a mottle-faced cow,
Then stay up all night at some nice family row.
Next day we have court and the lawyers rave
The defendant sits there in need of a shave.
"Where were you," they beller, "On the first of
November? "
The defendant replies, "I don't remember."
They argue around 'til half past three,
Then the jury goes out and fails to agree.
The judge sends them back 'til their duty is
done;
But eight hours later, they are 11 to 1.
Now that's just a sample of what we do,
An endless variety of old and new.
It may be a prowler, a burglar, a drunk,
He may steal your billfold, your watch or your
trunk.
We set out to catch him and we do our best,
W.-e _catch a rcentage and lose the resL
• NEW
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• FABRICATED PIPf
• MILL PIPE
• QUALITY AND SERVICf
CENTRAL VALLEY PIPE CO.
99 Highway of Shaw
Call UI at 268-0933, Fremo
138
We can't catch them all, for some leave no clue,
They don't leave their cards like you and I do.
Sometimes they plead guilty and the judge will
scold,
Then half the county will want him paroled.
They blame the depression, the new deal, the
tariff,
And a few put the blame on the poor old sheriff.
Sometimes there's fireworks, and an officer gets
shot.
While doing his duty, he's put on the spot!
Just lately a sheriff I knew was killed,
By two lousy punks, with some girls to be
thrilled.
You can't get excited when out on a call,
Cause you might do the thing you shouldn't do at
all.
You mustn't get nervous or lose your head,
For if someone gets shot, he's a long time dead.
So it's quite a game, if you s,tay right in,
You'll get a pat on the back and a sock on the
chin,
But I like it all, and I'm shedding no tears,
And I'd like to be elected for another four years.
Dave & Dadee Goodman
CALIFORNIA TROPHY CENTER
Trophies For All Sports & Occasions
Gavels & Plaques
Prompt Expert Engraving
477 N. Blackstone Ave. -268-7448
REINSTEIN
DRAUGHT -BOTTLE BEER -SHORT ORDERS
AI & Eileen Reinhardt, Proprietors
2381 South Orange 237-9447
SUNLITE MARKET
Groceries -Wine -Meat -Produce -Notions
4718 E. Kings Canyon Road
M. R. VIERRA COMPANY
San Joaquin Valley Distributors
Trimmer Power Lawn Mowers
2531 E. McKinley Ave.
Ralph Anderson Brake & Wheel
Service
/ Wheel Alignment & Balancing
Drum Trueing -Shock Absorbers
Free Estimates -All Work Guaranteed
205 North H. Phone 237-7
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RETIREMENTS
A useful gift in his retirement career was given
Sgt. .Glenn Hunt. He also received a gift cer
tificate.
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AMBULANCE SERVICE
4 Jones Sick Room Rental Service
Member of California Ambulance Assn.
Phone 233-4136
245 No. Broadway
CALIFORNIA
MOTOR EXCHANGE
Ed Eads
We Have Purchased
CRANKSHAR & MOTOR EXCHANGE, INC.
420 Broadway
Same Personnel
Your Business Will Be Appreciated
Phone 233-6561
H Street Fresno
Sheriff Willmirth and Capt. Saum wish Sgt.
Glenn Hunt a happy retirement. Glenn served 26
years in the Sheriff's Department, most of that
time as a detecti ve. Due to his ability and
knowledge of training horses, Glenn was
assigned most of the cases in vol ving theft of
animals and tack such as saddles and other
riding equipment.
Glen will be devoting his full time in
retirement to raising and training horses. The
staffand fellow officers wish Glen good luck
and hope he trains a winner!
McNAMARA'S LIQUOR
If It Is Not Good Enough For An Irishman
We Won't Sell It!
3057 E. Ash lan Ave. Fresno 227-6683
* 24 Bowling Lanes * Cocktail Lounge* Business Mens Lunch * Dining Room & Coffee Shop
5693 E. Kings Canyon Rd. Phone 251-7133
139
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RETIREM.ENTS
Sgt. Laurene Parisi retired in 1971 wi th 21
years service. Laurene had the distinction of
being the first lady deputy sheriff and the first
female sergeant. Laurene worked for many
years in the juvenile division. She is and will be
missed for many years.
Sgt.Parisi acknowledges the warm
good wishes expressed by many
attending a luncheon in her honor
when she retired. Sheriff
Willmirth and Undersheriff Long
were on hand to wish her welL
Capt
retirE
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Total Police Communications Systems
MOTOROLA
Communications & Electronics, Inc.
2377 S. Sarah Fresno, Calif. 93706
EVERYONE LOVES OUR
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MATTHEWS MOBILEHOME SALES
TRAVEL TRAILER LEADERS
Aristocrat -Lo Liner -Nomad
Mobilehomes -12, 20, 24 Wides
2996 Ventura Ave. 6373 N.
264-5921
C & A THRIFTY MART GROCERY
DELIVERY AVAILABLE
Fresh Meat & Vegetables -Beer & Wine
3985 E. Jensen Ave.
EUROPEAN AUTOMOTIVE
Specializing In
B.M.C. -JAGUAR -ROOTES -DATSUN -VOLVO
Bob Vaughn • Owner
3931 E. Belmont Ave. 485-4830
MANCHESTER CENTER
Eat & Drink All You Want
Lunch $1.19 -Dinner $1.65
Over 35 Items To Choose From
PARADISE CLUB
1038 F STREET
140
RETIREMENTS
Chief Collins, Sheriff Willmirth, "Leo" and Jesse
Ciancetti at retirement luncheon for Leo Clapp.
B & B APPLIANCE
New and Used Appliances
Air Conditioning -Furnaces
Auto Air Repairs
645 W. Belmont Fresno
ACE LIQUOR
liquor -Beer -Wine
Delicatessen -Soft Drinks
237-6050
471 0 E. Kings Canyon Road Phone 251 -6555
KOVAC EQUIPMENT CO.
CASE EQUIPMENT
268-4488
2708 E. Jensen Ave. -Fresno
Lt. Leo Clapp retired in November 1971 after 22
years service.
Leo was in charge of Day Uniform Field
Division under Division Commander Capt.
Larson. Leo also was liasion officer to the
Uniform Field Reserve Officers. He was well
respected by all the officers in his command and
was considered not only a boss but a very close
friend to many officers who have worked for
him. We wish Leo a long and happy retirement.
Criminologist Al Flores presents Leo Clapp with
before and after photographs at his retirement
luncheon.
BEST
WISHES
TO FRESNO'S
FINEST
If;fiWtl
HOLIDAY INN
4278 W. Ashlan Ave., Fresno
233-5781
141
'
Monte receives a table saw as a retirement gift
from fellow employees.
VETTLING'S SPORTING GOODS
EXPERT GUNSMITHING
Guns -Ammunition -Fishing Tackle
Phone 255-8547 4502 E. 8elmont
ELMER VETTLING Fresno, Calif. 93702
ROL PAK 'FILTER SERVICE CO.
SALES & SERVICE
D & M Tractor Rollers -Lincoln Lube Equipment
STRATOFtEX HYD. HOSE & FITTINGS
2381 S. Sarah 268-0292
SYCAMORE ISLAND
Stock Ranch
DANNY RODGERS
DANNY'S POOL SERVICE
"I have the solution to your problem"
Supplies -.Equipment -Chemicals -Repairs
4839 N. Blackstone Ave. -224-7461
COOLER PADS -ALL SIZES
MIDSTATE PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.
HARDWARE * SPORTING GOODS * APPLIANCES * PAINTS
ROY WALKER, Proprietor
1148 Merced St., Fresno Phone 268-6588
IFRED MULROY'S LIQUOR
Delicatessen -Picnic Supplies
24 Hour Ice Service
Fishing & Hunting Licenses
4880 N. B,lackstone Just South of Shaw 229-3342
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RETIREMENTS
Morris (Monte) Montgomery retired in
November 1971 after 20 years service. Monte was
assigned to Detective Division and worked in the
check and forgery department. Monte will be
remembered for a long time by his fellow of
ficers.
R. J. WAYTE & SONS
Safway Steel Scaffotd~
CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT
Service You Can Rely On
4623 E. Harvey, Fresno
251-~411
TINY'S RESTAURANT
"CATERING TO YOUR
TASTE IS OUR BUSINESS"
ALWAYS OPEN
Banquet Facilities Available
4131 So. Chestnut
Where Chestnut Meets The Freeway
Builders Concrete. Inc.
Ready Mix Concrete
Ashlan Nepr 99 Ph. 229-9595
READY MIX CONCRETE
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RETIREMENTS
John Lipscomb served as jail cook for nine years
and retired in January 1972. Capt. Hallam Lt. Saghatelian presents John and Mrs. Lip
wishes John a long and happy retirement. scomb a gift from fellow employees.
RASMUSSEN AUTO REPAIR
COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
1023 N. Maple Avenue Fresno Ph. 251 -0669
VALLEY TIRE CO.
Michelin Tires
Toyo Tires
2856 t Jensen 485-9700
OSCAR BELL
TRUCK & TRACTOR REPAIRING I255 So. Grantland 268-1805
Fresno
INDEPENDENT METAL PRODUCTS
Division of
FRUEHAUF CORPORATION
2949 E. Florence 268-9445 Fresno
ASHTON EQUIPMENT CO.
Used Farming & Construction Equipment
5151 W. Fairmont Ave. Fresno 485·5204
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Compliments of
BABALU CAFE
Roy Guzman. Owner
715 G Street, Fresno 237·9986
SAN JOAQUIN
MATERIALS, INC.
MASONRY & PLASTERING MATERIALS
BUILDING MATERIALS
BARBECUES and TOOLS
744 G Street 233-5277 Fresno
CROCKER BAnK
SIX OFFICES TO SERVE YOU
I
MORE THAN 280 OFFICES STATEWIDE
MEMBER FDIC
RETIREMENTS
Sgt. Merle Person retired in 1971 to join the
Pacific Gas & Electric Company in Fresno.
Merle worked in the Detective Division and
specialized in wire and mercury thefts. Many of
the thefts were from ranchers and the P. G. & E.
in various parts of Fresno County.
Bob Murphy, President
Commercial and Industrial
Lath -Plastering
Spray on Fire-proofing
and Drywall Application
3250 E. Olive Ave. Fresno 233-4601
t 24-HOUR SERVICE I
Complete Auto & Truck Service
QUALI-T-RUCK
SEIRVICE
• GASOLiNE • DIESEL
• PROPANE • DRY ICE
• SHOW£RS
• RESTAURANT
• TIRES • BATTERIES • ACCESSOR IES
CAll 485-9211 2396 S. Railroad Ave.
Sheriff Willmirth wishes Merle Person a happy Wor~
retirement and success in his new job. In the tech" lower picture he is presented with a gift by the
Sheriff.
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FOOTPRIN'rERS SAY: "
RESTORE RESPECT FOR LAW AND ORDER
Chapter 11, Fresno
MANUEL'S AUTO WRECKING
Since 1959
NEW & USED PARTS FOR ALL CARS & TRUCKS
SPOT CASH FOR YOUR CAR
Reasonable Prices
Free Towing (On Purchased Wrecks)
Call 264-8495 3135 E. Malaga Ave.
HERB'S JOYN'T
HOFBRAU
Draft Beer -Cocktails
N. Fresno at Shaw 222-7748
FERRIEA & GATTIE
CHEVRON SERVICE
Clovis & Kings Canyon Road
Fresno
255-2435
LIFT TRUCK SERVICE CORPORATION
Semi"
crime
,
YALE LIFT TRUCKS
Sales -Service -Rentals
2828 t . Church, Fresno Ph. 233-7211
243S
JENSEN AUTO PARTS:
IJsed Auto Parts for Most Cars
3230 E. Jensen at Hiway 99 Phone 233-388 1
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Workmen demonstrate equipment and
techniques used in previous wire thefts.
MAXINE'S WORLD OF BEAUTY
MAXINE WEST, Owner
2438 N. Weber 266-7829
YELLOW CAB
BLACK & WHITE CAB CO.
UNITED RADIO CAB
486-1234
High Wire Thefts
By J. Baldwin
A Wire Theft Seminar was held March 31, 1971
at the River Inn Restaurant in Kingsburg. This
seminar was sponsored by Pacific Gas and
Electric Company and was hosted by a retired
detective sergeant from Fresno County Sheriff's
Department, Merle Person, who is now em
ployed by P.G. and E. as a Security Represen
tative.
Mr. Person is responsible for investigating
thefts of wire from P.G. and E. systems in
Central and Northern California and for making
security arrangements for their property.
This seminar was attended by approximately
100 officers from law enforcement agencies all
over the State.
The seminar included a guest speaker from
Criminal Investigation and Identification in
Sacramento, who spoke on problems of iden
tification of wire cutters, stolen wire, and
manner of shipping items to Sacramento.
A Field workshop was held by P. G. and E.
using confiscated cutters and pole climbing
equipment from past wire theft arrests.
The seminar was concluded with dinner at the
River Inn Restaurant.
Officers from all over California
participate in a field workshop on
wire thefts.
JADE PALACE
CHINESE & AMERICAN FOOD
I
TO TAKE OUT
935 "F" Street Ph . AD 3-6784
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AMERICAN AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALTY BEDROSIAN TRUCK SERVICE, INC.
Specializing in 4 W D Service 268-9853A NURSERY Dealer for Husky Products
1454 G Street FresnoComplete Nursery Stock 33 E. Lincoln Ave., Easton 233-8800
Landscape Service
BELMONT MOTORS3412 E. McKinley -237-7666 ANDY'S OWL CLUB "The Best For The Least In Used Cars"
721 Fulton 237-9974 3808 E. Belmont Ave. Ph. 264-9904
A-I INSULATION & FENCE CO.
ANN'S LIQUORSq766 E. Olive, Fresno 251-6219 BIG B MARKETand
Phone 264-4865ANN'S BEER MUG
6201 W . Bowles Ave. Raisin City3052 E. Belmont (at First) 233-9592A and M CARPET
ANTIQUE UPHOLSTERING SHOP
BIG BORE DRILLING CO. 620 W. Olive, Fresno 237-2156 Well Drilling -Cesspools -Septic TanksRebuilt -Restyled -Modernized
licensed Contractor -For Free EstimatesGuaranteed Furniture Upholstering
A & M LUMBER CO. Call 264-4601 1522 W. Pine
Open 7 Days a Week
I Except Major Holidays)
1829 West Olive 237-0584
Compliments of STANTON BIGGS
14561 Olive & pie Aves 255-04 GENERAL ENGINEERING CONTRACTOR
Office 264-2941ACE LAWNMOWER SALES & SERVICE
ANroN-LEWIS, INC.
Wholesale Furniture Warehouse
Sharpening & General Repair 268-0985 I' 2825 North Weber Fresno
Pickup & Delivery
ARMEN FLOWERS BY: G GARNETT L. "BILL" IBILLINGS2003 E. California Ave. 233-8788
Wholesale Distributors
Gene Gundalch & GeorgetteACE MATTRESS CO. FARM EQUIPMENT
Rebuilding -8 Hour Service 1230 W . Shields Ph. 227-8408 2122 So. "Goo St. Ph. 264-9813
FREE ESTIMATES
1260 N. Sierra Vista Ave.
BILL'S LIQUOR STOREARROW PHARMACYFresno
1148 No. First St.ACE REFRIGERATION 4796 E. Kings Canyon Rd . 255-8351
233-3395
Fresno SALES & SERVICE
ATTORNEY MESSENGER &
BILL'S RENTAL SERVICE
928 No. Fresno St. 237-4927 "We Solute The Sheriff's DeportmentPROCESS SERVICE For A Job Well Done" 1752 "L" Street P. O. Box 2387 Bill Voligroff , OwnerACME MACHINE CO. Phone (209) 485-6661 3992 N. Blackstone 227-5980
Steel Tubing
BIX FURNITURE STRIPPING CO.212 North H S . 266-9469 THOMAS E. AVENT We Remove The Old Finish
COTTON You Put On The NewAIR WAY VACUUM CLEANERS
2140 S. Railroad 237·4983HOOVER -Soles & Service 3525 E. Tulare 485-8837
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New & Used -Open All Day Sal. ~--------------------~
Sales -Serv ice -Ports For All Mokes
301 N. Fresno St. 485-9730
ALAN'S SALON OF BEAUTY
233-1646
105 West Olive Ave.
SAM ALEXANDER
REFRIGERATION
Fresno
1'939 Van Ness 268-6\83
ALL BEARINGS SALES CO.
"If It Rolls We Have It"
2310 Ventura 237-7416
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CHARLES BALOIAN CO.
Wholesale Produce
305 W. Napa Fresno
AL BARTON'S
GARAGE & SERVICE STATION
TUNE·UPS -GENERATORS & STARTERS
365 S. Hazelwood Blvd. 233-278
HERB BAUER'S SPORTING GOOpS
"The All Sports Store"
"Open Evenings and Sundays"
Where Abby & Blackstone Meet
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BLOSSER'S SPORTS EQUIPMENT CO.
Athletic Equipment Specialists
1728 Van Ness Ave.
THE BLUE FRONT
COCKTAILS
264-5400
Chris & Norf, Your Hosts
1241 Blackstone Ave. Fresno
BOSSA'S LIQUOR. STORE
3348 E. Butler Ave.
237-0697
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HISTORY OF O ,UR MAGAZINE
Born of necessity the Fresno County Sheriff's
Office Employee's Relief Association and its
Associated Publication, The Sheriff's Review
came into being in early 1957. For some time
Sheriff Melvin Willmirth had been seeking a
means of establishing a fund to provide financial
aid to the families of employees tha t died or were
injured or killed in the line of duty.
In the Fall of 1956 the Sheriff was approached
by a group of local people who were seeking a
sponsor for a proposed "Home and Garden
Show". After checking ' the validity of the
proposal Sheriff Willmirth presented the plan to
various members of his staff. As a result of those
meetings a committee was named to formulate a
constitutiol" and a set of rules and by-laws for a
legally constituted welfare association.
After devoting many hours of their own time
the committee came up with a name, con
stitution and a set of rules and by-laws for the
proposed association. The matter was then
presented to the entire staff at a general meeting
and was adopted by a unanimous voice vote. The
following slate of officers were also elected at
that meeting: Sgt. Ken Larson, President, Lt.
A.L. Collins: Vice President and Katherine
Leavitt, Sec.-Treasure. In addition. the following
persons named to the "Board of Directors: Betty
Lu Ward (Ret.), Sgt. Joe Quick (Ret.), Sgt.
Clifford Bryant, Sgt. Duane Lauters and Sgt.
Reginal Jones (Ret.).
The first order of business for the newly for
med organization was to appoint a committee to
work with the promoters of the show in matters
ting to publicity and financial arrangements.
committee felt that some type of printed
or other publication should be
" rac,,,,,.., 't,,,,rI to the general public to acquaint them
the purpose of the association and at the
time give them an insight to the working of
various divisions comprising the Fresno
Sheriff's Department.
Work was started on this publication in early' .
ry with a target date of April 13, 1957.
the various articles were written and
phs collected the material was then
to a local printing firm in bulk form, not
ing that it was our responsiblility to
it finished form ready for printing. Mr.
Clough, a representative of the firm,
ing that we were rank amateurs, took pity
us and edited the material and put it into
finished form. Without his help it would have
never got off the ground. We are proud to say
that Mr. Clough is still associated with our
organization. Thus our first annual was born.
This first endeavor entitled your Law
Enforcement Agencies of Fresno County was
intended only as a' one issue effort. However, it
proved to be a financial success while the widely
advertised Home and Garden Show failed to
produce any revenue for our new organization. It
was our original intention to make the Home and
Garden Show an annual event, but due to high
overhead, particularly in providing headliner
entertainment, and the resultant low return it
was decided to seek some other means of
providing monies for our welfare fund.
Many different ideas were considered and
discarded. It was decided to make our first born,
the one and only effort in providing funds. This
decision was based on the fine reception ac
corded our first issue. After much discussion the
title, The Sheriff's Review, was adopted by the
officers and Board of Directors. It was also
decided that the general format would be to
review the departmental activities of the past
year including major crimes and to feature a
branch of law enforcement or judiciary.
As the annual grew each year, the association
was gradually able to increase its benefits to the
membership. Today the association is operating
on a sound fiscal basis, and yes, we pay taxes
like many other similar organizations. The
association is extremely proud of the confidence
placed in us by our advertisers and in the
manner in which we have been recieved by the
general public . To each and everyone of you a
very sincere "Thank You".
NEWEST -MOST EXCITING
PERSONALIZED LINE Of CUSTOM MADE
TROPHIES & PLAQUES WITH YOUR
• SCHOOL CREST -FOR SCHOLASTIC
• SCHOOL MASCOT -FOR SPORTS _~_'''_~_...
• CLUB OR COMPANY EMBLEMS
• SPORT & SCHOLASTIC SCENES
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THE BRANDING IRON
237-5301
3364 W. Belmont
BROADWAY STEAM CLEANING
CAL-SESAME PRODUCERS, INC.
4620 E. Vine Avenue
CALWA CAFE
Cars -Trucks -Tractors Steam Cleaned 233-93604144 E. Jensen, Calwa
CODY BROS. PLUMBING
Carl Allenl Jr.
8171 E. Hedges 251-7772
COMMERCIAL MFG. & SUPPLY CO.
2432 South Railroad
240 Broadway 237-7603· --------------1--------------1
CONFER PLASTERING CO., INC. BROSI'S HARDWARE
CALWA QUAlITY MARKET
Groceries -Beer -Wine -Soft Drinks PAUL CONFER KEN WATSON
orting Goods-Paint-Plumbing-Varie 3924 Jensen Ave. 233-9979 Phone 268-9504
5211 W. Shaw, Fresno 237-5268 I---C-A-L-W-A-R-EX-A-L-L-P-H-A-R-M-A-C-y--t --~~----------1
CONSOLIDATEDPrescription Specia:lists
BROWN'S MOTEL
Kitchen Apartments
4727 N. Motel Drive 233-9870
BRUCE'S BARBER SHOP
Personalized Barbering
2736 Divisadero,
Plaza Shopping Center
K. C. BUCK SERVICE STATION
Enco Gasoline -Service
Quality Rexall Products ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTORS
3978 E. Jensen Ave., Calwa 1420 North Clark
268-7876
CARL'S AUTO REPAIR
General Repairs -All Makes
5024 E. Kings Canyon Rd 251-6806
CARTER'S HEATING SERVICE
Heating & Cooling Installation
and Repairs
3688 N. Harrison, Fresno 222-0653
COOK & LA VOY INSURANCE
GENERAL INSURANCE -BONDS
3003 N. Blackstone 229-8523
Fresno
CUNNINGS & CUNNINGS
PAINTING CONTRACTORS* Commercial * Industrial * Residential
Merced & L 237-9773 1___""'--________
Call 251 -4218
4585 E. Floradora Ave. Fresno
BUKER & COLSON DRUG CO.
24-Hour Emergency Prescription Service
Open 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. (Sat . to 2)
Ph. 237-4171 -Free Delivery
2848 Mariposa
BURGOYNE CONSTRUCTION
3471 E. Harvard
Fresno Phone 222-5748
BUSSEY WELL PIPE WORKS
1555 N. Chestnut 251-8448
CAL MARKET -& LIQUOR
MEAT -FISH -POULTRY GROCERIES
304 E. California Ave. 237-8454
CEDAR AVENUE NURSERY
Complete Nursery Service
3411 N Cedar 227-0171
CENTRAL FISH CO.
"If It Swims, We Have It"
Fish. Groceries. Poultry
1507 Kern Ph . 237-2049
PAT CHIARITO TRUCKING, INC.
Tractor Hauling Our Specialty
2006 W. Jensen .. Ave. 485-0804
CHICAGO FURNITURE COMPANY
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS
2139 Stanislaus Fresno 268-638'
CIRCLE W. APPLIANCE CO.
Major Repair 0"' Westinghouse Only
2005 E. Belmont, Fresno 268-7703
RUSS CLEMENTS SERVICE
2740 Van Ness Blvd., Fresno
227-3190
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Chicken Dinners -Shrimp Dinners -Burgers
Shakes -Food To Go -Cones
DAIRY BELLE FREEZE
1311 W. Clinton Ave . Ray & Ethel Reynold
DEE'S FORTY ONE CLUB
1275 N. Blackstone
MIKE DEMIRJIAN
TRUCKING
233-4335
Ph. 237 -7178
CARL DePRIMA
Painting Contractor
3145 E. Simpson
DEW DROP INN
COCKTAILS
229-8291
5106 W. Shaw Ave., Fresno
Sgt.
Sgt. F
PAST PRESIDENTS
These are the past presidents of the Fresno County Sheriff's Office Relief
Association, to whom much gratitude is owed by all the members:
Sgt. Reggie Jones, 1955 Capt. Ken Larson, 1956. Chief Deputy Al Collins,
(retired) . 1957.
Joe Quick, 1959. Lt. Bud Lauters, 1960.
. Fred Pipkin, 1961. Sgt. Cliff Bryant, 1962 . Sgt. Bill Weaver, 1963.
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ELLICHMAN'S BARBER SUPPLIESDIAMOND-REO SALES & SERVICE FRESNO AUTO PARTS Complete line of Hair Styling Praducts
Truck Sales & Service Dryers -' Hair Clippers -Repairing 2401 Stanislaus St. at "N" St .
5220 So. Peach Ave. 233-1126
385 Blackstone Ph. 485-1971 266-8261 Fresno
DIESEL ENERGY CO. FRESNO BIBLE HOUSEEL MAR PACKING cO.Arnold Wallace * Bibles * Good Baaks 301 Santa FeDiesel Fu-el Injection-Sales & Servo 2027 Kern St. Ph. 268-5671
Fresno James A. Peter's2428 S. Railroad Ave. 268-7936 237-1874 ~----------------------~,-----------------------~,~----------------------~ Discount Fabric & Upholstery Center EL TROCADERO CAFE FRESNO MARBLE & TILE CO.
FINE FOOD"Everything For the Do It Yourselfer" 3256 N. Marks
Clos.d WednesdaysMae Berry 266-9438
602 Broadway 268-3045 Fresno 1441 Tulare St. 266-4841 Fresno
JACK ENRIGHT'S FRESNO MUFFLER SERVICEDOLLAR DINER SERVICE PHARMACY Mufflers -Exhaust Pipes -Toll Pipes Smorgasbord 2409 N. First St. at Clinton 222-5222 -Shock Absorbers 6767 N. Blackstone No. 2 Store Mas. Yamamoto, Owner
Fig Garden -Palm & Shaw 222-7772439-0267 2115 "H" St Fresno 26
DOMINIC'S LIQUORS ESTRADA'S
FRESNO OXYGEN & WELDINGCocktails -Spanish Food
PARTY SNACKS
7 Days a Week
Banquet Room SUPPLIES
370 Blackstone 237-05166030 Blackstone 439-4231 729 P Street 233-6684
FRESNO SAW SERVICE TOM DUFFY'S EVANS DRAPERY STUDIO POULAN CHAIN SAWS
ANTIQUES AND BOOKS Draperies for Your Every Need Trimmer Power Mowers
Complete Saw Service 6061 N. Blackstone 439-2384 455 No. Broadway 237-0063 721 N. Fresno 237-1407
FRI EDRICHSEN'SEVAN'S ELECTRIC SERVICE BABY NEWS STORE Repairing & Rebuilding In Headliner Center
648 Broadway Ph. 268-4704EASTON DRUG CO. Barstow at First 224-49043
5796 So. Elm Ave.
FUNG'S KITCHEN
CHINESE & AMERICAN FOOD TO GO
EDDIE'S CLUB 4141 E. Butler Ave. Fresno
"The Best liquors, Beers, Wines" 251-3234Cold Beer -Dancing -Cocktails Fred Gong
1447 Tulare St. Phone 233-9549
EDDIE'S PASTRY SHOP
We Specialize in
Birthday, Wedd.ing and Party Cakes
IManchester Center 229-0232
EEZER PRODUCTS
4730 E. Home
255-4140 Fresno
ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP
253 Fulton, Fresno 233-1153
ELMER EllA, Dry Wall Contractor
Taping, Texturing and Hanging
709 W. Sierra Madre Ave.
229-8206
1288 N. Fresno St., Fresno 266-1864
FEDERAL JEWELRY & LOAN CO.
Since 1919
1820 Tulare Street 237-3421
FENNELL'S SUNLAND SERVICE
Service -Accessories -Car Washing
2148 Kern Street at L 268-2492
Compliments of
THE FIRESIDE
1415 W. Shields Ave. 222-4805
RAY FISHER PHARMACY I
4646 N. Blackstone Ave.
Phone 22 2-3033
G & A LIQUOR
1438 Ventura
237-9735
VINCENT GANDUGLIA TRUCKING
4746 E. Florence 251-7101
GATEWAY MARKET
Featuring O'Neill Fed Beef
503 E. Belmont Ave. . No
am GEORGE STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHER
1464-68 Fresno St.
233-6670
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Lt. Ed Margosian, 1964. Sgt. Walt Pinion, 1965 . Det. Robert Kahl, 1966.
Lt. Leo Clapp, 1968
(retired) .
Det. Mark Golden, 1970.
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Bob Smith, 1967.
Crim inologis t ~-------------------------------,
WALT'S LARIAT
COCKTAILS -BEER
2615 So. Maple Fresno Ph. 233-7478
SIEBERT CAMPER &TRAILER SALES
CAMPERS -MOTOR HOMES
CAMPING TRAILERS -CABIN CRUISERS
"WHERE SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO"
)4581 E. Belmont Ave., Fresno 251-4225
V. & M.'s
AMERICAN FURNITURE CO.
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES
Special Discount To All Fresno Co. Sheriffs _
With Presentation of Identification
758 Broadway Phone 266-4087
BILL PARR'ISH CHEVRON SERVICE
WE PICK UP & DELIVER
I Bloe Chip Stamps
5385 N. Blackstone Ave. 439-4880
Bill Cunningham,
1971.
pictured: Joe Pieretti (1954)
Sgt. Boulware (969).
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GOFF UPHOLSTERY HEALEY & POPOVICH
SINCE 1928
OFFICE AND BUILDING EQUIPMENrTReasonable Prices
1703 Fulton Ph . 264-4736307 N. Broadway 237-3938
HEITZIG and SHIRKEY B. C. McGuy U. S. ROYAL TIRES-RECAPPING GOLD NUGGET Fresno's Oldest Tire Dealer Where Good Friends Meet Since 19191218 E. Belmont Avenue 1608 Broadway 233-1147
C. H. (BUD) HICKSTHE GOLDEN CROWN
Billiards -Pool -Snooker -Amusemen AUTOMAI IC TRANSMISSION SERVICE
COFFEE SHOP I Parts -Repair -Exchange Units -Conversions
740 E. Belmont Ph. 237-3752 1506 N. Blackstone, Fresno 264-7765
THERON HILLCompliments of * Complete Automatic Transmission Service
GRAND UNION CO. * Automotive Air Conditioning* Discount To Law Personnel
1603 E. Shields Ave. 222-6271 2403 E. McKinley, Fresno 264. 2447
GRAVE'S LIQUOR STORE CARL HOBE GROCERIES -DELICATESSEN
Consulting Petrol'eum EngineerBEER -WINE -LIQUORS
2583 So. Elm Ph. 233-3601 4740 N. Arcade, Fresno 227-8003
GREEN'S CYCLERY
SCHWINN BICYCLES HOLLY DEPARTMENT STORE
Sales and Service Fresno1027 F Street
HOME FURN!TURE CO.
Brand Name Furniture & AppliancesHAHN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 1332 Van Ness 233-4672
All MAKES -MODElS -TERMS
HOUSE OF MAPLE 3906 E. Belmont 264-4009 Quality Early American Furniture
SHielDS & CHESTNUT SHOPPING CENTER
Phone 251·9010HAMILTON'S GROCERY
4780 E. Shields Fresno, Calif. 93726
18964 S. Elm 264-8609 HOWELL AIR CONDITIONING
& SHEET METAL, INC.
HARRISON MOTOR PARTS 4404 N. Effie Phone 222-5224
701 M Street 233-7255 HUDSON'S SHElL SERVICE
GIBBS AUTOMOTIVE AND ANTHONY HARRONTOWING SERVICE
Official Headlight Station HARRON BOX NAILING CO.
435-B-6465 2390 East Avenue 237 -7 4361449 Broadway Phone 268-0641
GLEIM-CROWN PUMP INC. HART'S PHARMACY
3087 So. Elm Ave. 266-0584 Phone 229-3553
Fresno 4174 N. First at Ashlan
* *
Expert Tune Up and Brake Work
1190 N. Chestnut at Olive
Phone 251 -8317
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HUEBNER SPORTS
Tennis & Ski Shop
West and Olive Aves.
485-5320
HUMPHREY BROS. INSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE
Established 1906
841 No. Fulton 264-3541
Capt.
H
HYATT LODGE
FIRST IN HOSPITALITY
Evelyn Buehler, Owner -Hostess
" We believe in cooperation of the Low Officen"
4290 N. Blackstone (209) 227-4015
J & J SERVICE
Groceries -Meats -TV -Appliances
9010 So . Elm 834-5034
JAE'S CLEANERS & TAILORS
Laundry Service -Alterations
Reweaving
1325 Hazelwood 264-5527
Compliments
JENSEN & PILEGARD
Fresno
JERRY'S TAVERN
Phone 264·2059
1547 Fresno at G Street Fresno
JIMPAT, INC.
W . Annadale & S. Grantland
Fresno
JONES WINDOW SHADES
& UPHOLSTERING
274 N. Fresno 51. 233-6523
JOHNNIE'S MARKET & CAFE
3292 N. Weber 237-2673
JOHNSON'S AUTO SERVICE
VOLKSWAGENS REPAIRED
4419 E. Belmont. Ave.
255-5411 .
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Christmas Office Party
Each Christmas Eve between 10:00 A.M. and
11:30 A.M., all Sheriff's Department employees
are invited to Records Division for coffee and a
wide variety of cookies and cakes.
Frances Day (Chief Clerk) is Hostess and the
typists work to bake the various sweets they bring
to the office.
Hostess Frances Day and Deputy Piper. Capt. Larson, Chief Collins, and Sheriff Melvin
Willmirth.
Det. Poore, Det. Shuman, Det. Henson, and juvenile
secretary Josephine Reyes at end of table .
. McKinney ana Lt. Cunningham. P P G INDUSTRIES
ptnSBURGH PAINTS
Morek Brushes • Kinney Wollpoper
1639 No. First St., Fresno 233-6179
Compliments from
P & J ,AUTO SUPPLY
WHOLESALE & RET AIL
2225 Ventura Avenue 264·9747
Jim Thompson. lorolea Thompson
H&H CAMPER SALES OF FRESNO
Manufocturer. of Thompson Tops
Goloxie. Westways & Westwaod Compers
3690 E. Belmont Ave., Fresno Ph. 485-9741
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JORGENSEN'S BAnERY SHOP
4740 E. Kings Canyon Road
255-0800
K-Y LUMBER CO.
"Home of Friendly Fences"
1710 Blackstone 237-6105
K & Y MARKET
Groceries -Wine -Beer
2082 W. Whitesbridge 237-6213
KEN'S
VALLEY TRANSMISSION SERVICE
ADJUSTING. REPAIRING· EXCHANGES
1060 W. Fresno St. 264·4442 & 233.9991
KIGGENS INSURANCE AGENCY
Bennett N. Levinson, Owner
All Lines of Insurance
I 3220 E. Mayfair Blvd. 237-7111
KING-O-MEAT CO.
Serving Restaurants -Institutions
Resorts -Markets
3931 Ventura 251-8603
KINSAKU
Japanese-American Food
Banquets -Food To Take Out
1424 Kern 233-1522
KOMOTO DEPARTMENT STORE
1528 Kern Fresno
JOE W. KONKEL
Electrical Wiring
Residential & Commercial
14405 E. Grant 251·8289
LA MAR E_LECTRONICS
1 2 .. L" Street
264-3636 .
Fresno
FRANK LAMBE
Piper Aircraft Sales & Service
Chandler Field 485-6410
LA PALOMA TAMALES
Authentic Mexican Food
Prepored Fresh Daily -Ready To Go
312 E. California Ave. Ph. 237-2482
LA PATRIA GROCERY
Groceries -Beer · Wine
350 W. Pinedale Ave., Pinedale
439·1591
LARSON BROS. AUTO PARTS
New Automotive Parts
1631 N. Motel Drive 233-3126
LAURA'S CLEANERS
Across from Fair Grounds
Pickup & Delivery
Laura C. Sullivan. Owner·Mgr.
4567 E. Kings Canyon Fresno 251-5830
"We Lease All Makes & Models"
LEACH LEASING
TRANSPORTATION SPECI'ALISTS
Vern Olson, President
1753 E. Saginaw Ave., Fresno 224-9831
SPEED B. LEAS CO.
Real Estate -Insurance
2515 Merced St. 268-4731
THE LEATHER SHOP
PERSONAL LEATHER GOODS & LUGGAGE
Palice Rigs & Undercover Holsters & Repairs
FIG GARDEN VILLAGE -229·1294
LEN'S LAWN MOWER SERVICE
New & Used Mowers
Sharpening & Repoiring
HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS
4691 N . Blackstone 222.6849
WA
Diamonds -Bulova Watches
Sony TV -Stereo -Radio
Oriental Gifts
1029 E Street 264-1511
LEWIS FOOD MARKET
Fresh Meais -Produce· Groceries
2301 E. Lewis Ph. 237-0366
COMPLIMENTS OF
LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE CO'S
1333 E. Shaw Ave.
224-6110 Fresno
LIGHTNING RECORD SHOP
Walter Mah
3551 E. Ventura 268-6717
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LION PACKING CO.
3310 E. California
Fresno
LIQUOR LOCKER
RETAIL LIQUOR STORE
Thomos Y. Kubota. Mgr.
4616 E. Belmont, Fresno 255·389j
LITTLE ANTHO NY'S
SUBMARINE SANDWICHES
In Fig Garden Village
5076 N. Palm Ave. Ph. 229.9497
LITTLE BROS. PAINiflNG CO.
4547 East Olive Avenue
251-4277
LLOYD'S AUTOWERKSTAT
German Auto Repair
1426 N. Blackstone Ave. 237·5924
Fresno
!.loyd Robison
LLOYD'S CHEVRON SERVICE
3105 E. Tulare Ph . 485-6473
LOS CHARRITOS
ORDERS TO GO
4069 E. Ashlan Ave. Fresno 224·3928
KENNETH LOUIE
Noodle Mfg. & Bean Crop Pkg.
471 S. Teilman 264-2745
LWGI'S nALIAN RESTAURANT
Pizza -Neapolitan Style
-Banquet Room for 50-
7 Days a Week 5155 N. Blackstone
LUM'S CHOP SUEY
Chinese and American Dishes
COMPLETE INTERIORS
BOATS· AUTOS -AI~PLANES
3827 E. Belmont . Ph. 233-5416
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Getting Ready for A Parade
Fresno County Sheriff's units and Sheriff's which Sheriff Willmirth has sponsored for the
Reserve units participated in the annual protection and safety of people from all parts of
Veteran's Day Parade in 1971. The various California who visit Fresno County recreation
displays demonstra ted the numerous projects areas.
Above men contributed to the Veterans Day
par~de in various entries.
Sheriff Willmirth leads the Sheriff's Department
entries in the Veteran's Day parade.
Sheriff's Department Reserve Air Squadron Sheriff's Department boat which patrols the
entry.
FRESNO
CATHOLIC CEMETERI ES
• St. Peter's Cemetery
• Holy Cross Cemetery
• Calvary Cemetery
264N. 'Blythe 485-6422
Fresno County lakes.
HOWARD E. ANDERSON
COIN MUSIC, Inc.
Phonographs & Amusement Games
710 R. St. 237-1563
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WM. H. McDONALD, Jeweler
Certified Gemologist -Registered Jeweler
American Gem Society
5056 North Palm Avenue 222 ·5656
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McLANE SUPER MARKET
4266 East Clinton
255-4783
MADISON BUTANE SERVICE
Hardware -Plumbing -Sport Goods
4032 W . Whitesbridge 264-1730
M. J. B. PLUMBING
For Quick Service Call
237-5686
905 W . Pine, Fresno
MANCHESTER BARBER SHOP
Daily 8 a.m. -6 p.m. -Closed Sunday
6 Barbers -Hair Styling Apph. Avoilable
1944 E. Doyton
Manchester Shopping Center
MARINI GROCERY
Groceries -Beer -Meat -Produce
1304 W . Jensen 237-2219
MARTIN flOWERS & GIFTS
458 N. Fulton Near Belmont, Fresno
Phone 485-1161
MARUKO CYCLERY
BICYCLES -HONDAS
2848 E. Belmont 485-2450
MELODY FOOD MARKET
5149 W . Shaw, Fresno 233-5039
MID-STATE BOWL
32 Lanes· Sports Room -Coffee Shop
Open 24 Hours Daily
2221 N. Weber 237-6688
MID VALLEY TIME LOAN
Dick Owen, Monoger
825 N. Abby (Between Belmont and Olive)
Phone 264·6594 Fresno
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MIKE'S LIQUOR STORE
George, Ella Marcus
Liquor -Wine -Beer
852 E. California, Fresno 266-1828
MILLER'S DRUG
3 E. Olive ~64-5037
Ch3014 E. Olive Fresno Ph. 266·1506MIKE MIYAMOTO rna
Excavating -Grading -Paving boc
O. K. PRODUCE6369 N. Peach Ave., Clovis 299-2629
MID VALLEY TIME LOANMcDONALD BOTTLE & CORK
Bill Probosco, Mgr. O'BRIEN'S BRAKE SERVICE611 W. Dakota 224-0140 735 N. Fulton St. Fresno 233·1216 Wheel Aligning -Brake Relining
Fresno Between Belmont & Olive Drum Turning -Tire Skimming
MODERN TILE CO .
Ceramic Tile Specialists
4505 E. Cambridge 255-7107
MONARCH REFRIGERATION
1558 N. 9th 266-2393
Fresno
MOORADIAN SHELL SERVICE
NANCY'S COFFEE SHOP
at
Palm Lakes Golf Club
Breakfast & Lunch
5005 E. Dakota Ph. 29 11·3535
l ubrication -Tires -Batteries
Wheel Balancing
Phone 237·1748
PARADISE LIQUOR
Open 7 Days A Week And Evenings
Complete Service, Tune Up & Brake Service
" Contact Lenses"
Come To
THE NEW OASIS
For A Pleasant Drink
4141 E. Ventura Fresno 255·9840
NISEI LANDSCAPE SERVICE
5322 E. Huntington Blvd.
251-3051
Fresno
NORMART'S FURS
Established In 1895
1230 Fulton Mall 237-6143
1515 Merced at F Sts. 266-0631
OCHINERO'S PRODUCE CO.
. 1431 G Street Fresno
OHLBERG'S FOOD CENTER
" The Home Of The German Sausage"
Oriental Clothes
Shel
Sqw4674 N. Blackstone 222-0949
own PARKWAY ARCO SERVICE
Open 24 Hours
1502 G St., Fresno 268-7031
Compliments
NORMAN OLSEN
CONSTRUCTION CO.
ORIENTAL IMPORTS COMPANY
Cecilia Y. Wong
Hawaiian Dresses -Perfumes
2750 Parkwoy Dr. Fresno 266·5317
GREEK
PARTY MIX DELICATESSEN
Specializing In International Foods
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Mr. & Mrs. A. Dimas -Ph . 227-9344
3736 N. Blackstone -Manchester Mall
FRANK L. PATTERSON
LICENSED DISPENSING OPTICIAN
2831 Mariposa, Fresno 264-5991
PAY LESS MARKET
1103 "e" St.
Corner of "E" and Mariposa
233-2523
Norsigian Bros. Aircraft Repair Resel I menFresno Air Terminal 255-3444 ' searc,* *
Chet Weaver, Communication Reserve, works Art Green, Communication Reserve, patrols
many week-ends patrolling Pine Flat Lake for Pine Flat Lake many week-ends to promote
boating and fishing safety. boating safety.
Sheriff's Department Reserve Communications
Squadron also patrol the lakes in their personally
owned boats . •
Sheriff's Department Underwater Divers team.
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PRECISION CYCLE OF FRESNO
485-0462
2250 East McKinley Ave., Fresno
FORMICA CARPENTRY
LEROI'S CUSTOM CABINETS
Stained -Painted -Custom Finishes
LEROI VANNUCCHI, Owner
7189 North Abby, Pinedale 439-3535
A-l AUTO PARTS
AUTO WRECKING -USED PARTS
WE PAY CASH FOR YOUR WRECKED CAR
Ed Nance, Owner
910 W. Church, Fresno 266-4476
BOOTH INSURANCE & ASSOC.
McS"erry & Company
C. H. Ross & Son
General Insurance
666 W. Shaw, Suite 307, Fresno (209) 224-9220
",..,,,,r,,',,, Air Squadron -Two of the dedicated
who use their planes and time to aid in
and rescue operations.
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PETE'S FURNITURE REFINISHING
Office & Household Work Guaranteed
3579 W. Dudley, Fresno 237-2929
PETS, Incorporated
Pet Ritz -Swiss Miss &
Downyflake Frozen Dessert Pies
320 "0" Street 268-5051
PHANTOM VIEW PET MOTEL
Boarding -Trimming -Bathing
DOGS & CATS
929 N. Maple, Fresno 255-9600
JOE PHILLIPS, Inc.
PRODUCE SHIPPERS
1615 E. Shields Ave. 227-0768
PICCOLO'S FLOWERLAND
Gifts -Weddings -Banquets -Funerals
Flowers For All Occasions
1047 N. Fresno SI-233-0482
PINEDALE AUTO PARTS
Open Sundoys 10 to 3
6620 N. Blockstone Fresno 439-7610
PIONEER AUTO PARTS
CLAIR G. DRAGOO, Owner
1532 Fresno St. Fresno 233-7167
PLAYPOOL
Beer -Pool Tables
812 Van Ness Ave_ 233-9731
POOL SUPPLY OF FRESNO
268-8026
1338 N. Blackstone Fresno
POTIGIAN TRANSFER
4041 S. Highway 99 268-6254
PROFESSIONAL HEARING AID
Horry Bennett
Serving Entire Fresno For A Decode
Customer Eor Molds & All Repoirs
Are Mode In Our Own Loborotory
MARY SARKISIAN MOSESIAN
RONNIE'S MIDWAY MARKET
7091 North Blackstone
SCHEDLER-KIRSCH TIRE SHOP439-2509 R & L RICHFIELD SERVICE Recapping & New Tires
3097 Tulare 237-3096 242 Broadway 237-3850
Fresno * * *
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DICK RAFFERTY ,ROSE'S ADD A BOARD N.lJRSERY AUTO RENT, INC.
940 So. Arthur Ave. 233-8445 Wholesale Only
Fresno 2420 W. Olive Fresno
Horry E. Roto ROYAL PHARMACYRATA CABINET SHOP
CABINETS AND FIXTURES FOR 946 Fresno Street STORES -HOMES -OFFICES
Phone 266-1785 -Res. 264-1079 266-3292
2322 SO. ORINDA
RUEBEN'S T V
Sales & ServiceRAYNE WATER CONDITIONING •
MOTOROlA
Soles -Rentols -Service Color and Black & White
2310 So. Roilrood Ave. Ph. 233-6597 209 N. Maple Ave., 251-2081
Eat Out & Enjoy life
RED TRIANGLE OIL CO. * *
S. E. RYKOFF & CO.2809 S. Chestnut, Fresno 237-3835 1
RENO'S SPECIALIZED SERVICE
SABER'S GROCERY 1659 Broadway 268-0629 COMPLETE GROCERY LINE
Beer -Wine
3320 W. Jensen Ph. 266-6837REX DRUG CO.
Karl & Dee Tashjian
SAMS
LUGGAGE AND LEATHER GOODS
Re-Nu·AII Shoe Service 1020 Broadway 268-0791
1017 Fulton Mall, Fresno, Californio 93721
Telephone: 2·3.3-0825RICHARD'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE
1609 E. Belmont Ave.
Best Wishes266-4077
PAUL L. SANDERS CO.
RIDGE ELECTRIC MOTOR CO. 2747 N. Clovis, Fresno Eleelric Motors -Portoble Tool Repair
Commerciol Kitchen Equipment Repoir
Wiring ond Supplies
SAN JOAQUIN CHEMICAL
1215 G 51. Phone 268·5031 DISTRIBUTORS
4684 E. Hedges Ave.. Fresno
RITE WAY
JANITORIAL SERVICE
SANTA FE HOTEL
Basque Dinners
935 Santa Fe., Fresno 237-9996
ROEDING PARK PHARMACY, INC.
BARNETT, DAVIS & TATMAN
SARIS' BIG FIVE
93 Belmont Ave. 233-7339
429 N. Fresno
Palm and Olive
ROLINDA FARMERS STORE
9500 West Whitesbridge Road
SARKIS K. SARKISIAN266-3671
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Prior to the autumn of 1970, the Fresno County
Industrial Farm was under the general super
vision of the Sheriff, but was not a full-fledged
component of the Sheriff's Department. Certain
administrative problems were thus created,
since the Sheriff didn't have sufficient time to
make frequent visits to the facility to exercise
direct control. Furthermore, there was a lack of
close coordina tion between the Farm and the
jail; not a desirable situation for two institutions
involved in handling people in the custody of the
Sheriff.
About eighteen months ago, following a
lengthy and comprehensive study, the Board of
Supervisors made the Farm a regular part of the
Sheriff's Department. It then became a branch
of the Security Division, under the same com
mand as the jail. Since that time considerable
progress has been made in reorganizing the
overall operation of the facility, and redefining
its goals.
Naturally, the welfare of the inmates is still
the primary concern. Regular inmates, in
cidegtally, are all "doing time," that is, they
have already been to court to answer for the
crimes with which they were charged, either
plead or were found guil ty, and commi tted to the
custody of the Sheriff for periods up to a year.
Crimes for which they are commi tted range all
the way from public drunkedness to serious
offenses which were originally felonies, but
became misdemeanors when the court imposed
a "local time" sentence instead of sending them
to prison.
The Farm is a replacement for the old road
camp northwest of Coalinga, which was closed
when the project of building a road through Los
Gatos Creek canyon to the San Benito County
line was completed. The name' 'road camp" was
o firmly entrenched in the minds of everyone
who had any official contact with it that the
Farm is still often referred to as the road camp,
even though the inmates never work on roads.
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The original purpose of such institutions as
road camps and industrial farms was to merely
provide a place where prisoners who were not
security risks could do their time without the
demoralizing effect of sitting in a jail cell for
months, and at the same time be kept busy,
under the theory that idleness breeds thoughts of
mischief. In line with a recent trend to go farther
than that, at our Farm considerable emphasis is
being placed upon making it a productive
operation, instead of merely providing a place
for confinement and "make work" projects to
keep the inmates out of trouble. Meaningful
labor with a positive result not only aids the
inmates in their efforts toward rehabilitation,
but also saves the taxpayer many dollars.
During the growing season many of the fresh
vegetables served at the jail and juvenile haH, as
well as at the Farm, are produced in the Farm's
truck garden, planted, cultivated, watered, and
harvested with inmate labor. Sweet corn,
tomatoes, eggplant, squash, onions, bell pep
pers, chili peppers, okra, and carrots thus add
variety to county institution menus throughout
the summer and fall, at a very nominal cost.
Future plans are that the garden will be kept in
production the year round, with cabbage, tur
nips, onions, and other plants not susceptible to
frost being grown in the winter.
Soon after the facility was opened in 1959, a
cattle feeding program was initiated. Range
animals were purchased and fattened for
slaughter on alfalfa produced at the Far~, and
the mea t was consumed there and at other
county institutions. In one group of feeders thus
purchased a few years ago there were half a
dozen cows of breeding age. Leroy Cox, one of
the farm supervisors, suggested to Sheriff
Willmirth that they be used to start the Farm's
own herd. The Sheriff liked the idea and gave his
approval, a bull was purchased, and nature took
its course. Other cows pUrchased for feeding but
suitable for breeding were .kept, and the whole
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ART SCHEDLER'S
ENGINE REBUILDING & SUPPLY
624 Broadway, Fresno 268·5091
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W. C. SCHMIDT
TOOl AND DIE MAKER
776 N. Backer 255-2386
7-11 FOOD STORE
Open 24 Hours
2450 E, Gettysburg Ph. 222·9997
SERVICE BODY WORKS
Body -Fender & Pain ling
Color Matching
251 Broadway, Fresno 237-7719
SHAG -0 CO.
SPARKLE CLEANERS NO. 15
7:30 'Iii 6 -Sat. 9 'Iii 5
First & McKinley Ph. 237·2883
STARLITE MOTEL
$4,00 & UP
Ph. 237-7975
3335 N. Highway 99 Fresno
STAR SUPER MARKET
745 G Street
2624 South Elm Avenue
STATE CENTER MEAT COMPANY
268-0741
1803 So. Van Ness # 1
2327 No. West # 2
485.5800
STATE LOAN & JEWELRY
LOANS
BUY -SEll -TRADE
2302 Tulare 51. 485-9342
STERLING'S FUNERAL HOME
Feltus l. Sterling, Prop.
1146 B Street Fresno 266-2349
STRAWBERRY EXCHANGE
COOPERATIVE
2040 G Street Fresno
STRUZA'S LIQUORS
2974 So. Elm, Fresno 264·3275
SUBURBAN STEEL INC.
706 W. California St.
268-6281
SUMNER'S
BSA -Suzuki Motorcycles
SC,hwinn Bicycles
4697 E. Belmont 255-9642
SUNKIST POOLS
Phone 439·5311
6116 N. Blackslone Fresno
SUNNYLAN'D BULGHUR CO.
Manufacturers of PROCESSED WHEAT
1435 Gearhart 233-4983
SUPER MINI MART
GROCERIES & GAS
740 E, Shields Ave. Ph. 222-7947
Compliments of
Swimming Pool Equipment Distributors
DON MADSEN
TALLY HO MOTEL
Wm. & Gloria Harden, Mgrs.
1425 No. Molel Drive Ph, 264·4319
TENT CITY SURPLUS
6722 N. Blackstone
439-1345
THERMAL PRODUCTS, INC.
Wholesale Refrigeration Supplies
720 E. Belmont 435-1941
TOKIWA-RO
JAPANESE & CHINESE DINNERS
943 E Sireel 266·5329
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TOMMEL'S ROD AND REEL REPAIR
608 Blackstone 266·5537
TOP HAT
4773 E. Belmont Avenue
JOHN TORIK
Complete Automotive Service
460 Fulton 268·9431
TOWER HOUSE* Lunches * Dinner * Dry Blue Dressing
831 Fern Ph. 485-0840
TOWN TALK BARBER SHOP
VICTOR M. BENCOMO
2609 E. Ashlan 222·6864
Tupperware's Famous Seal. , .
Locks I n flavor ... fresh ness
Locks Out moisture ... dryness
TUPPERWAR,E -CALL 291-2573
UNITED AUTOMOTIVE WORKS
TRUCK REPAIRING
Used Truck Parts
"N" Street 264-2937
UNITED LOAN & JEWELRY CO.
1010 Broadway
233-8766, Fresno
VALLEY RADIATOR CO.
1221 N. Blackstone 237-0723
VALLEY TYPEWRITER CO.
Royal Typewrilers
Viclor Adding Machines
FRESNO
1929 Fresno Sireel Phone 266·9936
VENTURA T-V CENTER
T -V RENTALS
3619 E. Ventura 266-5318
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reached a size where purchasing of feeders will
no longer be necessary. The herd will sustain
itself, and still produce one beef per week each
for the Farm, the jail, and juvenile hall.
So far, the breeds have been mixed to a con
siderable degree, due to our necessarily
haphazard method of purchasing breeding stock.
Consideration is now being given to segregating
the animals so that there will eventually be three
distinct breeds; Hereford, Black Angus, and a
cross between Hereford and Charbray. Then
records will be kept to determine which is the
most productive under the conditions in which
the animals are raised; that breed will be
retained, and the others phased out.
Incidentally, until recently the meat, although
processed by a commercial slaughterhouse, was
not graded, since it wasn't sold on the open
market. Late last year it was decided to arrange
for federal inspection and grading, so we would
have an answer if anyone ever asked what grade
of meat was being served at the county in
stitutions involved. Surprisingly, much of it was
graded good, several carca~ses choice, and at
least one received the top grade of prime. There
was no particular effort to attain such high
grading, and it is not intended to set a standard,
since, naturally, much of the meat produced will
be standard and commercial. The animals are
fed nothing but ground alfalfa after they go from
the pasture to the feed lot.
Even with the increase in the size of the herd,
the Farm still produces enough alfalfa that so far
it has not been necessary to purchase feed.
Greater yield on fewer acres is predicted for
future years, through the application of scientific
principles of fertilizing, watering, and the use of
the Farm's good-natured Hereford
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Two inmates prepare a field for seeding alfalfa.
insecticides and herbicides. The Fresno County
Farm Advisor's office, the Agriculture
Department of Fresno State College, and the
Fresno County Cattlemen's Association have all
been most helpful in rendering advice.
Lt. Herman Saghatelian may have been born
near Ventura and "M" Streets, and spent most of
his youth in a peda bread bakery, but he has
learned more about farming since taking over
direct supervision of the Farm than many people
who were born on farms and reared with shovels
or hoes in their hands. His assistant, Sgt. Rodney
Arden, has also become familiar with the
meanings of terms usually not connected with
law enforcement, such as crop rotation, flood
and sprinkler irrigation, cross breeding, soil
conservation, and insect and weed control.
In addition to providing necessary labor for the
operation of the Fram, inmate crews, when
sufficient men are available, are assigned to the
Parks and Recreation Department, for main
tainence and development of parks in various
parts of the county. The men so assigned live at
the Farm, and are transported by bus each day
to the sites where they are to work. Inmate labor
has made possible the development of parks at
Lost Lake, Pine Flat, Piedra, Kearney, and Los
Ga tos Creek much sooner and more
economically than if it had to be done by hired
('mployees.
With all the emphasis on labor to operate the
farm and other projects for the benefit of the
Fresno County taxpayer, the welfare of the in
mate has not been neglected. Improvements
have been made in the menu ,in living quarters,
and in recreational facilities. A library and
hobby shop are available, and visiting and mail
privileges are not as restrictive as thev must
C Olllllliled
necessarily be in the jail. Spiritual counseling is
available through the efforts of volunteer church
groups, and attendance at church services is
usually good. A group from Alcoholics
Anonymous holds weekly sessions, and a visit
can always be arranged for anyone who has a
bona fide desire to see an inmate for special
counseling or advice, assuming the visitor is
qualified. _
Scheduled to be launched this year sometime
is a basic education program, sponsored by the
Community Services Department of Fresno City
College. At no cost to the county, the program
will provide courses in remedial reading,
writing, grammar, and simple arithmetic: Few
inmates are sentenced to the Farm for a long
enough period to benefit from a more com
prehensive educational program. However, the
project planned should help many to learn new
skills or improve present ones so that they can
more easily fill out job application blanks,
communicate better orally with prospective
employers, and in other ways be better prepared
to cope with a predominantly . literate society.
The course won't produce any Ph. D~s, but it
should fulfill a few basic needs.
Lest any reader gets the impression that Farm
inmates are pampered, or that they are being
exploited because they are required to work, an
explanation of the basic philosophy of the in
stitution may be in order. Assignment to the
Farm is a privilege, since the living conditions
are much better than they can be made in the
jail. Therefore, the inmate is expected to work
and to maintain certain standards of behavior in
~xchange for that privilege, and if he fails in
Cattle in the feed lot, being prepared for
slaughter with a diet of ground alfalfa.
A group of yearlings not yet ready for the feed
lot. In the background is a portion of the 400 tons
of hay produced at the Farm each year.
either requirement, he is returned to the jail.
And he is not working just for the benefit of the
Fresno County taxpayer, although that wouldn't
necessarily be bad, since in many cases he is a
taxpayer, too. Mainly, he is working for his own
benefit. A chance to work, even if it is only
manual farm labor, to pay for the privilege of
living in a clean, light, airy barracks, eating
three plain but wholesome, plentiful, and varied
meals a day, and a certain amount of freedom of
movement unheard of in the jail, helps a man
retain some measure of self-respect, and lessens
the chance that he'll repeat his offense when he
is released. It was to lessen tha t chance that he
was committed to custody in the first place.
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PREVENTABLE
Reading this may give you a "second chance" that is no longer
available to the less fortunate subjects of this article.
A base camp in winter of a search and rescue
team.
Best Wishes
JAMES A SCRUGGS -DON LIPS
CENTRAL COUNTIES INSURANCE
During the 1971 calendar year, the Fresno
County Sheriff's Department's Search Rescue
and Recovery team was involved in seventy
three operations. This number reflects an in
crease over the past few years. It also reflects a
decrease in costs and man hour expended in
behalf of those needing our services. This
reduction can be attributed to the policies of
Sheriff Melvin A. Willmirth which stress the
need for efficient and economical service in aU
categories of the duties of his office. Constant
training of all personnel, close cooperation with
other agencies and the organization of volunteer
specialists provide the best in equipment,
knowledge and dedication. The great reduction
in cost and in man hour expenditure, can be
largely attributed to the efforts of the Sheriff's
Jeep Rescue unit and the Sheriff's Air Squadron,
volunteers all. It can also be attributed to the
close cooperation of other agencies. The U.S.
Forestry Service, the National park service,
constables and the many good citizens who live
in the areas where the need for assistance most
commonly occur.
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A feeling of accomplishment and pride in one's
effort is the only reward received by those who ·
provide this vital service. Re-uniting a child with
its family is more than ample. But un
fortunately, a feeling of despair and sadness also
is a reality to the search and rescue team.
Thirty-five persons lost their lives in
recreational pursuits in Fresno County in the
past year. The permanent personal loss to their
families and friends cannot be erased or
Soluting The Men and Women
of the
Fresno County Sheriff's Office
Continued
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measured. These tragedies have taken place
under conditions which preclude any corrective
action, for they take place so rapidly tha t even
those nearest the victims can rarely be effective
in saving the life. The one hope related to these
events concerns the circumstances which lead
up to their occurance. These circumstances do
not occur rapidly, therefore, by recognizing and
avoiding them, we may be able to reduce many
of the tragedies they lead to. This is called
prevention.
A person who has had a close brush with death
while being swept along a fast moving stream,
will develop a respect for the force of water and
be much more careful the next time he is around
a fast moving stream . A swimmer who ventures
too far from shore, and nearly drowns when he
becomes exhausted, will not venture too far in
the future. Parents, whose child nearly drowns,
will watch the child more carefully and restrict
his activity, if they get a second chance. For
twenty-seven persons, there was no second
chance in their experience with the dangers of
water. For eight persons, there was no second
chance in their encounter with other recreational
dangers.
The lessons to be learned are as old and as well
publicised as any we know. Each has been
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drummed into us from early childhood. Human
nature being what it is, we always believe the
tragedy is going to happen to the other guy. We
know that if a person knows how to swim, he
probably won't drown. We know thatifwewear a
life jacket, we don't have to know how to swin.
We also know that if we believe these two
statements to be true, we are flirting with
tragedy. Some of the twenty-seven would be
ali ve if they had known how to swim. Some would
be alive if they only had known how to float. Most
of them would be alive if they had not challenged
the limits of their abilities. Fast water reduces a
good swimmer to the ranks of a non swimmer,
for its force takes you where it wants to take you.
This may be to the bottom, pinned under a
boulder, or it may be that it beats you to death
against rocks and boulders. Cold water reduces
the ability of a good swimmer to that of a non
swimmer in a matter of minutes. Deep water can
as surely drown a good swimmer as it can a non
swimmer. The only difference is in how long it
takes.
Depending upon floatation devices for safety is
another area in which the user flirts with death.
Punctures happen easily, and the non swimmer
is at the mercy of the water. A good swimmer
has an option, for he can swim to safety if he is
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margin of safety, but to depend upon them to
keep you afloat instead of your own ability is
folly. They also wear out and sink. You can let go
of it or have it slip off, which leaves you
dependent upon your swimming ability. If you
don't have this ability, you will drown.
There obviously is no single answer to the
question of water safety. Certainly each of us can
increase our chances by knowing how to swim.
We can also add extra margins of safety by using
approved safety equipment, such as life jackets.
We can also improve our chances by avoiding the
second rate and hazardous floatation devices
such as air mattresses and inner tubes. They
serve only as temporary emergency aids and
may well take more lives than they save if used
as the primary floatation device in place of the
approved life jacket.
The best means of increasing one's margin of
safety around water, is to respect its potential.
Never challenge it with your abilities. It can
wear you out. It is stronger than you and will
prove it in every case. If you must test your
endurance as a swimmer, be certain that you
have backup safety built into your plans. If it
looks safe for children's wading, it has to be a
wading pool, anything else has motion, depth and
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deceiving strength. If it seems to be cold, it is
because it is cold, and this robs your body of
energy and endurance.
We learn from our mistakes only if we get a
second chance. Far too many do not. get a second
chance.
THE PROBLEM AND ITS
CONTRIBUTING FACTORS
Factors which contribute to a problem are
often overlooked because of their predominance
and acceptance to the American way of life. The
mobility of the American people is such a factor,
and our first reaction to the problems created by
this mobility is to the injury and death which
results from automobile accidents. These
tragedies obscure the contribution of mobility to
the mountain search and rescue problem.
The leisure time afforded the majority of
Americans creates a need for time filling ac
tivity which combines with mobility. Both
combine with our network of super highways and
the universal acceptance of the credit card. This
total combination of factors results in the
nation's recreation lands being only a few hours
drive from the major population centers. This
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means the excitement and adventure most
Americans could only read about in past years
has become a potential experience for many.
Many will pursue it.
Industry was quick to recognize the potential
of these conditions with the manufacture of
trailers, campers, four-wheel drive vehicles,
snow mobiles, trail bikes, and a variety of less
expensive eq~pment designed for fun and ad
venture. Others seek their share of the bonanza
through advertising, promotion and speculation
with a subtle suggestion that each of us owe
ourselves a fling in this adventure. The resulting
impact appears contradictory because the
problems that arise can be attributed to either
too many people or too few people in a specific
area.
In the first consideration we only need to
recognize that there is not always safety in
numbers; and wherever the number of people
increase, it is likely the number of problems and
the number of tragedies will increase propor
tionately. This is understandable when we
consider that the additional life support sub
sistence required of a recreational area when an
influx of 30,000 to 40,000 people take up tem
porary residence can and does tax the available
resources beyond the area's capability to
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people will have a police force, they will have FRESNO OVERHEAD DOOR CO.ambulances and 8 to 10 doctors, as well as
hospitals and drug stores. The normal death rate
in such a community is sufficient to require all of
these to maintain preventive means in their
efforts to protect life and property. When several
such communities are transplanted to a
recreational area where one doctor, one am
bulance, no hospitals, and no drug stores are
available, the natural rate of injury, accidents,
and death will present insurmountable problems
which will result in many untimely deaths and
countless cases of needless suffering.
Those who argue that users of the mountain
recreational areas are mostly in the prime of life
and therefore represent lower risks of injury and
fatality are overlooking the true facts. Those
facts being that people of all ages, from the in
fant to the elderly, find these areas as exciting as
the young adults and are included in the family
vacation plans. Couple this with the fact that the
nature of the terrain and the elements will add
an additional and unfamiliar potential for
danger which will equate and nullify any con
sideration that modern communications,
transportation, and other techniques are a total
prevention and correction instrument.
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The ruggedness of the terrain has always been
there but never before so accessible to so many.
The adventure and excitment it holds for all ages
assures it of many visitors with varied degrees of
experience and ability. They shall not all need
assistance, but those that do will need it
urgently. Sometimes it will arrive in time;
other times it will not.
The next consideration is that of too few people
in a specific area. This situation relates to the
individual and his self reliance when alone and
removed from the familiar and routine survival
requirements to which he is accustomed. The
individual represents the most complex of all the
factors that make up the mountain search and
rescue problem. His behavior patterns and
character traits as well as his physical and
mental development are usually geared to
another style of life, which often results in a total
lack of the ability and knowledge required for
survival in mountain terrain.
Many die while doing things that appear to be
routine, such as chopping wood, carrying water,
digging out a vehicle stuck in the mud, or while
pursuing elusive game. The individual's pride
becomes his enemy, for he sees a mountain tha t
challenges his manhood, a stream that bars his
path or a feat of others that he must duplicate.
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Search and rescue operations require many
skills.
He may fail to anticipate the elements and the
terrific toll they can take of endurance and
health. He is unfamiliar with fast water, and
concerns himself with its potential for drowning
him and neglects its potential for beating him to
death against rocks and boulders. He will en
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Scuba divers complete a search. There are few
truly successful searches because most often the
ending is a heartbreaking tragedy for the vic
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part of the adventure he seeks. For his children
the same threats of injury and death exist, only
with twice the potential that applies to him. The
varied background of those encountered has
revealed a varied degree of knowledge and
ability. Many times this knowledge and ability
exists only in the mind of the participant and is
based upon unrealistic claims to instincts,
knowledge and ability that died with their
forefathers.
Any comparison of the generations would
reveal that for survival in the out of doors, as
well as the acceptance of reality, our forefathers
were better prepared, both mentally and in
ability, than our "better educated, week end
pioneers" of today. Sparsely settled areas
resulted in the development of character traits
and behavior patterns which were vital to sur
vival. Behavior patterns were dependable guides
upon which others could base a judgment
during periods of concern. Self reliance was a
survival necessity and common sense was a
most important part of self reliance. They
avoided traveling alone into areas that did not
have others, for they acknowledged that injury
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and illness could overtake them at any time. If
necessary to travel alone or in small groups they
always told someone where they were going,
what route they were taking and when they
would return, for help was not to be expected
unless planned for. There were few spur-of-the
moment decisions or frivilous acts. Plans were
rarely changed for a brief flirtation with ex
citement or danger. Needless risks, daredevil
antics and foolhearty endeavors were un
common, for steady, predictable behavior was a
survival necessity.
Techniques of survival and character traits
are varied even today. They reflect the needs of
different geographical and environmental
conditions in different parts of the world. Many
are traceable to our forefathers and beyond, and
are practiced by those living under conditions
that make self reliance a survival necessity.
Those among us today who entertain the myth
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that they have inherited instinCt and ability from
their forefathers are entertaining fantasy, for as
generatIOn replaced generation, new survival
techniques were developed to meet new
challenges. The old were put aside to be
forgotten, for what was needed during one period
in history is not always needed in another. To be
better educated does not mean that we are better
prepared to pursue the game, climb the
mountain, ford the stream or survive the ordeal.
This fact is evident each time a need arises for
mountain search and resue.
Since an objective of life, is to stay alive, we
hear much of the so called "Survival expert".
Survival has been defined as "The challenge to
stay alive" . If this is the case, mankind has
never known a survival expert, for no one has
managed to stay ali ve beyond his endurance.
Some are more likely to extend their survival
time under a variety of conditions than others
which may make them more of an expert than
others.These so called experts often tempt fate in
order to become the "So. Called Expert". They
scale the sheer cliff or swim the swift water and
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
FRESNO AND VICINITY Antique Uphohh!ling Shop '40 Garner l. "Sill" BiJlin9~ '46 :ol-S.,some ProdUCtH', Inc. '48 Coin Music , Inc. 155
A NuruHY '<16 Anton-le.....;' Co. Ille. '46 Bill', Advance Muffler 58 Cal Western Potrol •ll Commercial Body Sales & Mfg . 74
'35A-I Towing Service Antonetli', Gourmet Catering 81 BiI,', Furniture & Appliance 22 Colifomia 6o"ery 28 Commercial Mfg. & Supply Co. '48
iA-l ,Awlionce Service 58 A-Ped 30 8ill's liquor Slorf! '46 Calif. Blood Bonk Foundation cover Confer lathing & Plcu1ering '48
A-I A'.Jto Porh 157 Appleby & Co. InvesligololS '67 8ill', Rental Sc,,,,;ce 146 California Fen ce Co. 78 Consolidated Electrical Di,l. '48
A-I Inwlotion Fence 146 Architectural CO'1crele Products 69 BiJt', Towing Service 7' ColifOlf'lio-FrC$no Oil Co. 133 Consume,'s Drug 59
AAA Aulo Soles & Dismantle" 17 Argentine Plumbing &. Heating 54 Bix Furniture Stripping Co. "6 Colifornio Molar Exchange 139 Continental Morktt 36
AAA Sewer Service 170 Armen Flowers by F '46 Blackstone Aula Poru .36 Colifornia Plumbing Repair 72 Continental Motors •32
A &. B Liquor 31 The Arm~ 129 Black.stone Auto Repair .70 California Sewage Di !.pos.a I Co. 26 Continental Service Cenler .24
ABC Towing 'll Arro'w Pharmacy '40 Blackstone TV &. Repair .73 California Trophy Center 138 Continental Title Co. 65
I\FM Aluminum Awning Co. 84 Arl'S 800u 25 Blauer', Sports Equipment Co. Marie Callendor Pie Shop 119 71 Cook &. lo Voy lnsu ron ce "8
AHS Corp. 169 Arthur's Toy Shop 4' .<6 Colwo Cafe "8 Cook's Communications Corp . 137The Blue Front Cocklaih '<6A&' M Carpt'l 140 Alher Bros. 2' Bob's Big Boy Restaurant Cover Colwo Grill 162 Country Boy Morket .72
"A &. M lumber Co. 146 Adllon Pharmacy 166 Bob's Steak &. Shhh Colwo Mort 98 Counl ri n Cousin Markel 18
A &. P Body Shop 90 Ashton Equipment Co. 143 '25 Colwo Ouoliry Morkel 148 Crest Meat Morket 65Bonodelle Homes A &. R 'Nholesole Meot Co. 74 Auociol'l!d Brou Product, '6 Bonded Transmission Center '5 Colwo Rexall Phormocy 14b Crockt:r Notional Sonk 14325 tAW Dri ve Inn 69 The AuodotiOf1 '37 Bo~'s liquor Slorl! Campbt! 1I To )( &. &alness Service .72 Cunnings &. Cunnings "B146 Abbott's ~bil Servic. 24 Astra Matel 38 Canteen Service CJ7 Currie Bros. Inc. '678odon ROl1ch Co . 118 Ace Aluminum Awning 69 At henian Restouronl 24 Boys Market Capri Cocktail lounge 20 CUlling Inc .31 Ac.e lownmaw'l!r '40 Atkinson' s Faundotions 7S Branding Iroo (Walt's) 148 .carberry Crop Dusters Inc . '2 o & B ElectroniC! 166" ~ce liquor 14. Atlas Bi g &. Toll o'Aen 's Shop IS Brandcn Conl/rvct ion 5' ~ardwell's Texac~ Service '66 o &. H Drywall 74 140 Atlas Plastering Inc . 144 The Brig arey Oil Co. 135 o &. M Auto Den 6533~~: ~~irl~uK:; 'Shop 29 A1105 Scaffold &. Equipment 72 Broodwoy Foi r 14 ~orl's Auto Repair '48 Dahnken .69
ce Parloh le Steam Cleaning 50 Attorney Meuenge r &. Process Serv o .46 Broadway Morkel Carl', Wholesale Meot' '8 Doiry Selle Freen '48
ce Refrigeration Audio Sales Co, 3. Broadway Srt:om Cleaning torlo, Office Equipment 14 Doiry BellI! FreeZE No. 35 134 8. '46 '48 Acme Machine Co. 146 Auto Dielel Electric '3J Brosi', Hardware Caro-lyn Beauty S~ply '6 Dole Bro~. 35'48 Brown BrOS. Adiuslef"\ 31Acme Refrig.ration Serviur 88 Autamotiv~ Port, Co . 83 Carousel IIi\otel 127 Dole Electric .26
r\Corn Equipment Renlol 4' Automotive Utility Co. .28 Brawn'~ Arco Service The Carpet Gallery 9 Oaleno &. Morciac~i. Inc . 7282169 Thomo, E. Avent '<6 Brown' , Texaco Selvice Aubrey C. Caner Investigations .3 B. E. Dalr)"fI"4Jle Trucking 86~~~:~ ~~~;:e 67 33 Carler·, Healing Servict: ,'8 Don Day Pantioc coverBrown ie Muffler Service 28 ;Adams Paving Co. '36 B &. 8 Applionce '4' Brown', Motel Ca,o Canales 44 Dan's Club 68'48p.dvonce Electric Co. 87 8 & D Bod, Shop 32 Bruce', Borber Shop 148 Coves Bui ck Co. 32 Done', Supply Center 74
f'dvonce TV Service 34 B &. J Rent-A-Tlailer System 68 Bruno &. Tele90n Cedar Avenue Nurser y 148 Danish Cr'l!omery Asm. 56 ~guilor Body A Point Shop 134 B &. l Foodlond, Inc. .0 Bruno's lked Maleriols
12 Cedar Lones 23 Donny's Pool Service 14228 irport Morino Hotel 27 Babalu Cafe 143 Brun5wig Drug Co. Central Colifornia Corpeh .65 Dove', Auto S~ply 6876 Air-Way Sanitizor of Fresno '<6 Balian', ATmenion Food. 50 Buck Ranche, 124 Central Califomio Wholesale Co. 128 Dove' , Troclar Repair A Service '9
f.irwoys Coffee Shop 58 Ballard THe &. Morble Co. 90 K. C . &lck Service Station Central Counties Insurance '63 Dave's Von A Storage 128'48 Bud &. ur's 33Airways Golf Course 25 Charles Baloion Co. 1<6 Central Fi,h Co . '48 David A Sons 33
Alan', Salon of Beaut y Balthrop Elechic 80 Central \hc of Fresno 79 Sam Dovidsan Co. .8
1'6 Budget Autamotive S.rvice '6 t lbrecht" Welding 82 Bank of Ameri co 27 Centrol Volle y Pip e Co. .38 Decker Renls 85Buford', 83 :A.lbright Electric .34 The Bonk of Tokyo .2 142 Cenlrol Volley Wholesale furniture .76 Dee's 41 Club "8Bu il def"\ Coocrete '8 Buker &. Colson Drug Co. 148 '6Alert Alarm Co , Balgoin liqvan 41 Certificate Inve,tment fund '27 De KOf Drugs
Sam Alexander Refrigeration 146 Edwin 8ork.mon Elec.lricol Coni . 26 88 Certified Ceupoal Co , 74 Delk Pest Conlral 74Bullel Ornamental Concrete
Bullock', Vacuum ~Iexander's Auto Di,montler 137 AI Barton'S Garoge &. Se rvice Stolion '40 Pumping 54 Champion Muffler Se rvice 47 De luco &. Threlkeld, Inc. 39
Burgoyne CooSiruction '48~II Beari ng, Sot., Co. .46 Basque French Sokery 21 Cherry Auction .JO 01111 Webh Townehou\e 26
3' .72 Surl '. klo Ele ctric 72 '48Allied l inoleum 80sque Hot.1 Pol Chlarito Trucking Inc . Demco Educational Corp. 42
Burnell Pools 83AIIi.d Paving Co. 62 Herb Bouer Sparling Gooch 1<6 Chicago Furniture Co. 148 Mik. Demirjian '48 Allied S::tnilotion Co. II 8ou.r's Auto WreckinSJ 70 Chi Chi Club 25 Denair .AviotionWm . J. BurnS . Detecti ve Agency 66 4' Allitot. Roofing Co, 57 Beaver', Enterprises '6 Chihuahua lorrillerio 87 Densmore Engine RI-Nu &. S~ly 172Archie ikJrton Shell Service 148
Buuey Well Pipe Warkl 148
Alpine Sport Shop .26 &edrosion Truck Service Inc. '46 Children'S World .26 Denver's Paltry Sh~ 27
Butler Convalescent Home 82
AI', Tune-up Service 48 Bel-Air'l! Cal"\llruct'on 90 Chino Cafe 57 Cod De Primo Pointing Coni. 148
·Americon Aula Body 18 Oscar Bell Butane S'I!rvice '43 Christensen', Foad Store 39 Dermer', liquor Store 68
American Automotive Specially 1<6 Mike Bellow Contractor 6. Christen', Turk.ey Hatchery 126 Devlin-Drew 84 ~V &. M' , .Americon furniture Co. .51 aelmont Memorial Pork. 136 Circle C Meat Co . 113 Dew Drop Inn 148C & A Thrifty Mort Grocery '40
American Indian Shop 83 Belmanl Molars '46 Circle W Appliance Service 148 Diamond Internotianol Corp. 166
C &. E Sheet Metal 3A
American Paving Co. 70 Benny's Refrigeration Co. n Clark Equipment .70 Diamond-Roo Solei &. S'I!rvice 'SO
American Truck Salvage '35 Berg's 170 Clark's Fi reploc. Equipment 44 Di Buduo A Oil!: Fendis Insurance 43
CEI-CO'T1munication Ent'l!rpris'I!$ Inc:. 54
C &. R Enterprises, Gen. Contr. 86
C &. S Kor Kare 56
~erican Uphol~t.ry 78 Bernie's Guaranteed Septic S.,·vi ce '69 Run Clements Service 148 Di Cicco's Pinerio 59 r. Sidney Ames Serven RIJ9 Mi lis, Inc. '37 Club arozil 6' Donald J. Dick, Inc .6' 27Cobony Rug , UpholstelY, &. Janitoriol 63
Anc:hor Morine r~ Bell-Way Cleo"ing Co. ,7J Club Ookoto 126 Didier's liquor 88
And.lla liquor 84 Bet-R-Rooh .75 Club laundry &. Cleaners '32 Diesel Energy Co. .SO
Coesar'~ Ital ion D'I!li 82
,A.ndersan Broke &. Whul Service 138 Be"er life Health Shoppe 14 CI yde's Roundup 25 Bob Dillard livellock 76
Anderson-Clayton A Co., Food Oiv. .66 Seller Pe~t ContrOl 78 ~~~;&C;:l~~i!~a~o~~~;~ping 78 " Coates Boot & Mator 85 Dina··s Fornoul Pino 2.
Anderwn Rock PraduCh 68 Big AI ', Pizzo & Chicken '2 Coco Colo Bottling Co . 12 Discount Fobric &. Uphoist'l!ry ISOCohn's of Fresno 32
Col-Celllral Plumbing Supply 76
Andy's Owl Club 146 Big B Market 140 Cody Bro$ , Plumbing 148 Joe Di,hian Shellshope Service .67
Andy's Tire Shop 70 Big Sore Drilling Co. 146 Coffee', II Dodge laundry 69
Col Morket &. Liquor '48
Angelo's Drive In 8. Big Potato Markel 63
Ann'S li quar .<6 Slanion Bigg' '46
ROY SMITH
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5 MINUTE SERVICE
DAY OR NIGHT
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Office 268-5789
272 Palm -Fresno, Calif. 93701
CARPET • UPHOLSTERY • WALL CLEANING
COMPLETE APARTMENT CLEAN'NG
Best-Way CJeaning Co.
H~34 EAST PORTOLA
FRESNO. CAL'FORNIA
PHONE 229-6710
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PHILCO & ZENITH SALES CENTER
BLACKSTONE TV & RADIO
Color TV Repair Specialists All Makes
24-HOUR SERVICE
1855 E. Gettysburg 224-8686
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Parts for ALL Makes of Cars
Top Prices for ANY Make or Model
2334 E. Muscat Ave. at Maple 237-3819
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DoHe. Din~r 150 150 G. 'Htrol T l!om~I~'s Union 174 ~ndtpendtnl Metol P,oduch 14 3 La Ploza Club 50 MO'l
Dominic's liquo.\ 150 lok~ Pesl Conlrol 131 Gcolge Studio ISO pnland Show Cose & fi:du,,!~ 132 La Tobolie,t; 53 Mo..:; Gt!o'gio Poc; fj c Corp . 90 Inl. Foolprinrcm Aun . Ch . 1r 144 La Vi claria Torti llo\ 4B
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John P. Donaghy T.V. 59 lomingo Club 44 McD
Don'\ Phil lips 66 70 Robert l. Forkner Ranch 69 Inle/nolionol IIYlPOrfS M,OGibbs Au tomotive 1>2 30 Lomb-Ai, 16
G lose. BHoH)' Dooley & Co. 64 Foiler'~ Old Foshion FUl!Ilzc 39 ros. 10 Intt'motionol Pool Holl 51 Fronk lombe 154 M,OInc. 66114 Four C', CollegE 127 Glaim-Crown Pump, 152 Ireland oV.onufactuling Co. 30 Lomono Serliice Cenrer McK Globe Auto Wreckl!l'$ 74 Longe! Roofing Co. 30G. 5.001)9101 Co.
Drug Service Syo;IOIT'Oli:w; , Inc. 06 Fowler Cobin..,1 & Hardware Co. 06 Md..: Goertzen N\olors 69 R,obflrl H, Lonldord Co, '6ReK Dfi~nm Real Eslolt: 57 Fran's Pine Lakt! Lodge 40 J &. J 5t1rvicc 152 MeN
Tom DuHy;s Anliques & Booh Freeway Drive In 36150 Goff lJphohtery 152 Jock -Be~Nimblt.' Candle Shop 172 Lanning'S Garage 126 Mc5t Gold Dragon 136 14 The: Lorial 151174 Jacki e's Costumes Midi
Duke 's Cocktails Fr.'co Soles Inc. 160
Duggan 's Lounge FremOf tv\oll!l 11 42 Gold Nugget m Harry Jacobs Body &. Fflnder 136 Larry's Uniform Servic~ 17 Mt!E~
Duncan's Liquor, Fr.Uto Ag Hordwor~ 6721 The Golden Crown 152 Joccbs Garage 22 Larsen-Ratto Consl . Co. 63 Mdi~
46 Gang's Market 60 Jade Pola ce 145 Lonon Br~. Auto Pons 154 Mt:looDun-R,ite Mfg . Corp . Frt'f1'lO AnbuIOf1 ce 79
Dtmond'l Electroniu Center Fnrsno AuCTion 80ln 272 Gottschalk's 27 Joe's Cl eaners &. Tai lors 152 Los Palmo\ Reslouront 60 Me-,. Grond Union Co, 152 154Fred S. James &. Co . Ins. Louro'S Clean e's Floyd Gravc, liquol Slore 152 170" Laz y AK Saddle Shop 80 "".e~i( Fresno ALlto Porh 150 Joynes &. Co . B""il r Eads Mobi Ie Homes 61 Green's CycJery 152 Jensen Auto Paris 144 Leach Lecsing 15' M:dla Fresno Automali c Transmiuion 71
Fresno 8ibl., HOuse 150Eogle Cafe 51 IGregor Atuminum Booll 130 Jcns~n &. Pilegard 152 Spe~d B. Lea.s Co. 154 Mid S Fresno Building Mate,ials Dealers 72
Fresno Catholic CtI'meh!:ries 155
Eosl EI M':nte Guest Home 56 .Griffith-Oyer Co. 67 Junst:n &. Worts Smoll Engine Clinic 17 The Leolnel Shop 15' Mid 5 EO\I Side Body Shop 76 Era \l"c Sui" Homll~ JerrY'1 Tavt'r ... 152 The 18mon Tret'! Mjd~S130 III Fresno Collie Feeding Co . 71Easton Drug Co. 150 Guest's Motorc:ycle Center 133 C. W, JCSicn Camlr. Co. Leo', Wot~h &. Gif' Shop 15446 Mid \' Bud Eberwein Brake & Wheel 42 'Guide litho, Inc. 62 Jel Drive-In 45 le MoH Radiol Ti.Ci, Inc. 'J MidV Fresno C,edit 8ureou 46
Fresno Cyclt' Center 126Eddi e's Sokery Shop 150 Jewels By Arom 32 l tln's Lawn Mower Service 154 Mid VFresno Equipmenl Co. 54Eddie's Club 150 ~ &. H Camper Sole\ 153 ji""ot Inc. 152 Leonardo Liquor Store: 12 Mici VFresno Ford T ,acto( Inc:. 47 lien C. Hoo\l.· Garage Inc , 53 79Edward, Lock'&. Sole Co. 66 Johnnie's .Markt:! &. Cafe 152 Leonord'l A-I Equip. &. Rentol t(\; .,,~
Ecoter Produc:h 150 Pinedale Liqu<32 Mik. ' Fresno Fl..notrol Chapel 61 Hahn's Auiomor(vil Service 152 Leroi'1 Cu~tom Cabinets 157Fresno Guarant ee Sovings &. Loon 45 John', m Hol waod Aulamoti v. St'!rvice 13 L.,lie's Jawe len 53Elbee Co. 134 Johnson's Aula Service 152 M,iicyFresno HelJccpten , Inc, 133 Elbow Room 30 Hamilton Grocery 152 Jones Ambulance Servic.~ 139 Lewi~ Food Market 15' M\ I~Fr~~no Hobby 169 Electric laborotorias, Jnc:, 45 Happy's liquor 53 Jone" Film Service 57 Liberty Auto Service 77 Mi ~0J'lFresno tr..... & Metal Co. Inc. 133 ,Horpain's Dairy For!'l1 Uberty /V.ulurolElecltic Io/tOlar Shop 150 51 Jones Roofing Co. 40 'n'lJrance Co. 15' Mis Or iTem Horris Eleclric 134 Lien Chemical Co:t~Ulny Fresno In igotion Applioncc:, 54 ~Iect ra Truck Refrigeration 174 Jane.s Window Shode. &. Upholslery 152 MI.DFresno Liquor Store 19 HCJlriWn Motor Port~ Lift Truck Ss, vic.e Corp.Ii', Elechical Service 20 152 Jorgensen &. Co. 104 14'" Mj~I!1Fr!.l1flo WOlb le & Tile Co, Inc. 150 Horron 80)( Naili ng Co . 152 154Ellrchman's Barber Supplies 150 Jorgensen '~ Satlery Snop 154 lighlning Aec:ard Shop Mr . SI Horl's Pncr!'l1ocy 152 Limbr id: &. Hicks Pot rol &. Guard 52Fresno 1-Jemorioi Gordens 132 Elliott Mfg . CO . 1M Joy-N-Joy Cofe 36 ~"\oOc:.
EI Iv'ror Pocking Co, 150 FreU'lO "-'.ote l 59 Heal~y &. Popovich 152 Lincoln Notional Life Ins. Co. 166 Fresno Malar Sore~ 12 Elmer Elio. Dry Wall Con'roClor 150 150 Heitzig &. Shi 'key 152 ,&. B Aula Serllice 39 Lion Pock ing Co . 154 "'-" Fresno Muff/(!r Service !Hlllnrieilo Rancho Products Co. 51 Liquor J\"nc:,ion 66EI Patio Club 51 K &. K Kompeu 32 MOIlar
EI Ta ra Cofe Frasna No,ian &. O.ug 45 """"" 135 Helb's JoynJ 144 K-Y Lumbr:r 154 Liquor Loc.k';lr 154 1v'.coro;:Fresno Orlhopedic Co. 126 'Harff-JOOr!S Co. 16 Lidl!: Funeral Ho.T.e 7'I T racod.10 Cof~ 150 K & Y MarkeT 154 Marger.Frell10 Chcygcm 150 C. H. Hick1 Automotive lransmission 152 Lillie Anthony' ~ 154lInI'IIerJ Far~'1 Products , Inc, 35 Karla's 90 Maffi~Fresno Paper 80K CO. Inc . 5672 The Hide -A-Woy 51 Karsh', Soke,y Gille 6.OJ. POlnling Co. 154 61 Morris Fresno Planing Milt Co. 43 150 Hoborl :lole-s &. Service 46 Keorney Manufacturing 37 L1ayd's Avlowerkslol 15. MolaroFresno Roofing Co. 131 Carl Habe 152 66 Lavie Kef! r\'\o rket 56 L1oyd's ChevlOfl Service 154 MaY'1 64 Kecnvr Cycl e Cenler 126 Bud Locke AuTam¢live 37 Mulroy Fre~no Soni1ary Co . 166 Hobo Grocery &. Liquor 6 1 Fresno Sow Se rvice 150 ,.Holiday Inn 1416' Ken's Volley Tronsmiuion S.ervice 154 Lm Chorritm 154 Mye,s
150 ~M. Ho llislt!r In c, 41 K~r RUil C'"I . 51 KenneTh Loui e 154 Fr.sno White & Autocor Salf!s 40
Fresno Wire Rope &. Rigging Co. 132 Ily Deport ment Store 152140 Kf5CO 49 Loy Loy Kitchen 14 N &NFriedric,wn's Baby NeW$ Sto.tI 150 allywood CanNa Shop 22150 Fri endly Ford K iggi ns InsuIO"c~ Agency 154 Lucky Boil Bonds 124 Nagele'Holt Lu mber, 150 Frigid Food Locker1 87 Inc . 63 King-O-Meal Co. 154 Luh l1nberg's Fabric Cenler In Noncy'
r"-' Homo El eclronics Cenler 74 M. Friis-Honsen &Co. 172 Kings County Truck Lines 29 Luigi 's 1I0lion RC!'1louranl 154 Nancy"Homa Furni ture Co. 152 Kinsaku 154 Lum's Chop Suey 154 Noloon ~ome Title Co. 131 174Frontier oV,orket 39150 L. Kimfalh.r Aulo Sole~ Lupe's Hiwoy Cil y lJpholsltHy 53 Ne'N E" Fruehauf Trailer Co . 165 ope Monor 73oil Way Markel 137 Kjtl;h.en-8est PrePared Palat~s 21 W. M. Lyles Ca. 166 The Ne,
orm Machinery Canter 169 Klein'~ Mammoth Truck Service 49 New R.Fung's Kilchen 150 Geo . A. Hormel &Co. 69
or We,t Construction Inc.. 24 Fred Horn, Inc. 26 John &. Alell Kache;gon Form 70 MC Engineering 7, NeN Yo
osana Realty 26 KOrT',ota Deportment Siore 154 M &. D Cement 166 Niagara G &. A Liquor 150 Horn Photo Shop 50 Gamber Home~ 37 House of Maple 152 oshion Furniture 57 Kong's fv\arkel 21 M.J.B. PJun,bing 156 Nielsen Vincent Ganduglia Trucking 150 Howord's Pest Cont rol federal Jewe lry &. Loon 150 Gardner Valk~wogen Inc. 26 56 joe \'II . Konkel 154 M &. T Distributi ng Co . 40 Nil.; L:l Howe ll Air Condi ti oning 152-=ederol Land Bonk A$sn . Kovac. Equipmltnt Co. 141 Modison 8utone $ervi ce 156 Non,n,'!IGardner's BootelY 61 f'1.vdson" Shell Service 152Fennell's Sunland Service 150 Kuellel Piano House 29 Malogo Food Cen1er Normcnc ~uebn(!' SpOrlS 15213 Ferrieo &. Gollie Chevron 144 tg~:r~tE~;x'~~ive In 175 I Malogo Genero l Slor~ 1"35 Norma'l umphrey B,os. 152Fig Gorden Golf COUlse 167 'L &. J Trucking 90 Manchester Barber Shop 156 Nolligia
Fine Arl Theoter 06 Hyatt Lodge 152 :l. K. Livestock Tronsporlation 56 J.Aonpawer 35 f'obrthgoJGateway Market 150
'General Bearing Co . 82 Fink & Skq:lp HQ/T're Furnishings 65 ·La Cabana Restaurant 34 Ma.1uel ·, Auto Wrecking 144General Electric 46 36Fireman's Fund A'Tlerican Ins. Co. 44 La Fiesto Nile: Club 42 Ma'cu~ Pharmacy 64 O,K . Pr General Environment Corp . 46 !~:lri'!;lk:Ob oV,ote l 52f ire,id. 150 General Tire ~er vice Jl La Fonda Me)(i can ~cstouronl 127 Morini Grocery 156
La Mar Electronics 154 Marlcet Express Inc. 54
La Palomo Tomales 154 Mars Drive In Restaurant 166
La Pot rio Grocery 154 oV,orl,n &. Moriin ConstrUClian 133
GREETINGS FROM MEMBERS
& OFFICERS Of
GENERAL
TEAMSTERS UNION'
LOCAL NO. 431
EXECUTIV,E 80ARD MEMBERS
.. Pre,.Raymond SchUll
Fronk Ventura ......Vice Pres.,
.... Sec. & Trea•.Harry Kachadoorion
Harry Maro,hion .... .. Recording Sec.
TRUSTEES ASSISTANT
Joe DeJu.lo BUSINESS AGENTS
larry Keller John Gilio
Tony Fornaro Hershel loveioy
larry McCormick
lorry Booker
1059 T STREET
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA 93721
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LOUNGE .. . 1254 N. Abby
Fresno, California
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ELECTRO TRUCK REFRIGERATION, INC.
COMPLETE TRUCK & CAB REFRIGERATION
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2760 S. Railroad Ave. 233-3502
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Pinedale Auto POrtl
Pinedole Orugs
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Robi."on', Au'o Body Shop
Rodhco Product\
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Shore Acc.ousticol &. Insulation 25 30
Mory' , Plac," 18 ()c;hinero Produce Co , I Sol Pinedale Ory Ou~ 28 Rod-Ru-Art Kl'nn.II 85 Sharf Auto Wrecke'~ 173
Mosler Radiator Work\ 77 Ohlbur9" Food Center I Sol Pioneer Auto Par" 158 Ro.~ing Pork Phormocy 158 Siebert Compe" & Troil~r~ 151
Malodor 43 Olon' , II Pioneer Club 77 A & R Rogen Corp." Servi (Ie 90 Sierra Hospital 45
Matthew, Mobile Ho.Tle Sole, 140 Old Fresno Hofbtou 10 Pipco Inc. 162 Rolindo Formen. Slore 158 Sie"o Printing & ltho 125
Maxine', World of Beauty 145 OHenberger', 40 G & J Pisrocchio Trucking 132 Rol-Pak Filler Service 142 Siltffo Tra iler Rentah & Sohls 130
McDonald Aula TIi,. & Trail." 1504 Nonaon Olsen COlu'''.tc tion Co. I Sol Ploy Pool 158 Ramo Pizzo Hou,. 12 Sigler's Inc. 42
McDonald Jew.lry 156 One Hour Martini&in9 22 rlayhnd Pool 76 Ron & l arry" Club 134 Sirmon & Warren 46
McDonald', 801lie & Cork 156 On. Hour Motti"izing 16 Plaza Cafe 17 Ronnie Midway Market 158 Slidel, Bokery 175
Oriental Dry Goock Ron's Dairy Supplie, & S~rviceMc Kenzie Avenue Markel B.S 16 PleO'SOrl' Slerili zotion & Motlleu 33 44 GOlly Smilh Masonry Inc . 46
Mclone Supttr Mark •• 1S6 Orien'ol Import I Company I Sol Pool Suppl y of Fre,no 158 ROffl's Add A Soard f\luru:ry 158 Kyle C. Smi th 83
Mc Nomora', liq\lOf I J9 Orlondo foods. Inc, 52 POligion Transfer 158 Rosa', Cafe 79 Roy Smith Soil Sot'Id, 173
McSherry & Co. 157 '0' Sole Mia Restaurant 33 Poult ry Tromport 93 Rose', Coffee Shop 14 Wolter Smith II 137 :Ost.rgoord Feed, 86 Roth', Crone Servict' 89 Smilh Tank lin~,Mt:dicol Dental Pharmacy Precision Cycle of f resno .57 J9
Th~ Prr:\cription Pharmacy ' 2 Meekins Really 52 IThe OulpO!t 167 Rou.,d Up 8or-6-0",e J9 Socko " King', Row 18
Mt'tikion Dehydroto~s 123 Overhead Door Co , of F,elnO 167 Mel Price Towing 22 Royal Pharmacy 158 Son, Construction rnc. 47
Me Icdy Food Merkel 170 P.ince CXloff'li Cro....n Jttw.,ls 17156 Owl Transfer Co, Roy's Union Service 34 Sound Stage
Me-n-Ed', Pi.ao Poria" 26 Pl(xiucer, Cotton Oil Co, 163 Ruck'Iell California Soles Co , 56 Sparkle Cleon.1S No . 15 160 16" P.A. l. Di,tributors S, E, Rykoff & Co, 158Floyd W, f.krcer. Inc, Produce" Pocking Corp . 45 Sporky EI.ctronic, 30
Meltico Cafe P & J Auto Supply "' Profltulooal Hearing Aid 158 Eorl G . Spomcr, 0.0. Dr. 166 Sober's Grocery 158 40 153 Sr.
Midland Savings & loon 7 P & N liquors 70 Prudential Ins. Co . 68 Staiger Con,truclioro Co. 63
Mid Stole Bowl 156 PPG Indu5friei 170 Sam', luggage 158 Ston', Towing Serv;c,e 166
Mid Stot~ linoleum 8.5 PPG Industrieli 153 Quoli-T-Ruck Service "4 168 Siondord Oi I Co. 165Son Carlos Cafe
Mid-Slole Plumbif\9 Suppl y 142 Pacific Drive Int G\Jolily Meat Wholesall;lu 43 20 Sial Supermarket 160Son Froncitco Floral
Mid Volley Wiola rs .... Pacific Weste", Construction 1" 42 Cvolity Exleria~ 56 JO Slod ile MorelSon Jooquin Batte,y 160
Mid Volley Sporl, Ce.nter 135 Palace Market Son Joaquin Chemi~1 Dis! , 158 Siole Cenl er Meal Co. 160
Mid Volley Tim. loon 1.56 Pa lm lo4<et Golf Courte 89 R & l Rich(ield Service 158 1'3 In,uroncp. 63 83 San Joaquin Moteriols Co , Slolc Form
Mid Vall ey Time loan 1.56 Pan Americon Underwrilen Inc. 88 Dick Rafferty Auto Rtlnl. I.,c, 15' 79 Siole loon & JewelrySon Joaquin Securities Co, 160
Mike" Aula S.rvice 85 Ponto Pok Div, '7 Roinbo#w Ballroom 60 Son Joaquin S....,ply Co. 167 Siul Structure, Co, 49
'Mike', l iquor Sto.e 1.56 Pappy's MeOtl Rain For Rei'll Inc . 114 Sonchl'l.-Holl Mortuary 134 Sieriing Fun.rol Ho"TIe 16018 Milky Way Dai.y 128 Porodis. Club 140 Ramirez Union 76 Service 137 Paull. SondenCo. 158 SteHling Tranlit Co. 17.
Miller's Drug \56 Paradise liquon 156 Ramsey Drywoll Servilee 42 Santo Fe Hotel 158 Sligoll Plumbing 56
Mi Ronchito Nu",be' One 135 Parodi,e Trail er Soles 73 Rona, Piuo & S~a9helli Hous. 22 Santi', Inc, 135 Slillmon Drug Co. 58
Mi Hion lin~n Supply 130 Paramaunt Pint Control 42 Rancher', Cation Oit 129 Sari', 158 Strow Hal Pizzo ParlorBig Five 70
52 Pardini's 25 Roy Rondrup Pointing Coni . 70 Sarltis K. Sarkisian 158 Strawberry Exchange Co-op 160
MiUer J, Mllln'Ii'lle:Jr 23 Pordini', Grocery 50 Ra~muuen Aula Repoin 14) Savory Delicatessen 62 Sfruolo'li liquor 160
23 Parkway Arco Se,..'; Cl' 156 Rolo Co~inel Shop 158 MI , Steak Schedler-)(inch Ti re Shop 158 Suburban Stu!. InC . 160
Modern Drug 38 Parkway Union Servic~ 171 Ratclifie Stadium Shell 6' Arl Sch.dlen Engine Rebuilding 160 Sumn.r', 160
Modern Tile Co. 156 Bi II Parrish Chevron 151 Rou', Dairy Form 131 Jack Schiefer Soond Equipment 2' SUIl Sun Kitchen 128
Mo..:lt'ln Welding Co . 12 Party Bazoor 135 Raul 's Upholilc:ry 44 W, C , Schmidt Tool & Die Mokc:r 160 Sunki,t Pooh 160
Mona lch Refrigefotion Co. 1.56 Porly Mix Oelicoteuen 156 Rayne 'Noter Conditioning 15' Scotl 8ros , 48 Sunland Refining Co, 66
Mooradian Shell S.rvice 156 Patte I Motors 22 Roy's Television Selvictt 65 ScottY'1 liquor Store 52 Sunlit e Marker 138
Screen Print 37 Sunnyland Bulghur Co. 160
Man;, Fruit Co. 86 PattertQn Electronia 172 Red & .'Jth', Rock Shop 50
Morgan's TV Service 167 'f'ohic Jame, Men', Start' 60 The Red lant ern 'J'/ Seo15 63 Sunn)'\ide Arco 126
Morri, Manor Relt Hom. 136 Fronk l. Pallerson 156 R.d Tdongle Oi I Co, 158 1J9Securi ty Pacific Notional Bank 175 Sunnyside 80wl Selma HOUle Moving 172 Sunn)'\ido Hardware 35Motorola Communications 1"0 POllon's Sheet Me!al Work, 173 Reinlle'n 138 Semper Truck lines 80 Sunnyside Janiloriol 49
Mulroy'S liquor 1"2 Poul.'s Shoet 70 Reno', Speciolil.ed Servict' 158
rV.oy's Kit chen 60 Pauline's Sporhweor 171 Reliable Plumbing & Heating 18 Sequoia Do::!r Co, 47 Sunn)'\id~ Pharma cy 25
Myers-WOld Tractor Co. 37 Paylen Reuben's Restaurant 13. Sequoia Mortgogl' Co. 12 Sunri~ Kitchen 88130
Paylen Markel 156 Reuben', Tv 158
Sequoia Sovin~ J9 Sunset Food Markat 135
N &. N Morine Archie Peckham ~.rena's Beauty Solons 42 Super /ll:in; Mort 160III 33 Ron Do.g Co. 158 NagarI' Body & Point Shop 43 ~G.o , 'N. Pedene" ~hohtery 18 Rex Meat Market 53 S.rvice Bod y 'Narks 160 Swimtrim, Inc . 160
Service Transfer Co , Swiu Bavarian House 131
Nancy" Coffee Shop 156 Peno', Bakery 55 J. Richard,on Sprinkler Sytlems J9
Nancy'li III Peno Janitorial SeNicli 66 Ri ce Rox! Dump 68 76 7-11 Food Store 160 Sycamore blond Stock Ranch 142
Nll'lson Cran. &. Sign Service 65 P.p.r Janitorial Service 46 Ri chard', Cocktail lounge 158 20Seven S.O!
Nll'w England Sh.et Metal Ric' l liquors 172 Sttven Up Boll ling Co. 37 To lly Ho Motel 160
Shag-O Co , To.gel Sules 5568 Pep'; Colo Bolll ing Co. 27 The New Oo.il 156 Perfection Macaroni Co, 33 Ridge Electric Motor 158 160
New R.ndeolvou. sa lorry Perkins Union 76 52 Bill j. ~ippee Investigator J6 Shorn Exc avating Co 169 IVern Taylor Broke & Wheel 13
New York life 129 PellY BoY' Smorgy 140 Rite Way Janitorial Service 158 88 T.a;nicolor Corp. 60Sham" Men'J Wear
Niagara Chemical Oiv" FMC Corp . 132 Arom Pelets 167 Ri ver Bluff Stobles 42 12 Ted Ii Cockloils 46Shebelut Sheet Metal
Niel,en 's Cr.ornery 59 Pet." & Gorobedion 54 Riverside Coffel' Shop 87 126 Tent City Surplus 160Shelbur"e'~ Stationery
Nisei l.oncncop. Service 156 Pele', Furnih.rre Refinishing 158 Roberls Fig Co. 73 23 Terminal Cockroil lour'lg. 79Sh.ldon's Auto Porh
Nonini', Winery 29 Pels, !nc. 158 Normandy Plastics 7.. Pfaff Sewing Cenler 77 Normarl', Furs 156 Phantom Vi.w Pet Matel 158 Nonigion Bros. Aircraft Jo. Phillipl Inc . 156 158 Northgote Super Shell 12S Phillip, Troiler Supply & Repair 52
Piccolo', Flawerlond 158
O.K . Produce 156 pierre', 12
BET-R-ROOFS
Bank Terms -Licensed -Insured
ROOFING -SIDING -WATERPROOFING
Free Estimates
3 J88 W. Belmont 237-2042
GAS-N-EA T DRIVE IN
Specialists In Good Food
Shaw & 99 Hiway 237-9846
Hiway City
SLIDELL BAKERY Blackstone & Bullard Fresno Main Office
Bakery Goods for Every Occasion 5788 N. Blackstone Ave. 1058 Fulton Mall
Specialists in
Birthday and Wedding Cakes
(Free Delivery of Wedding Cakes) Fresno Fashion Fair Orange & Ventura Branch
56.5 E. Shaw Ave 3556 E. Ventura Ave.J48 E. Olive Ave. 237-5427
Chuck & Ron 's Cedar & Shields Branch Palm & Shaw Branch
UPHOLSTERY CITY 3320 N. Cedar Ave. 1015 W. Shaw Ave.
SEAT COVERS -CUSTOM INTER IORS
Autos • Boats • Trucks • Planes Fresno Center Branch Wishon & O live Branch 4295 N. Blackstone Ave. 222-3858 2220 Tulare .st. 1264 Wishon Ave.
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ThenTlol P,oductl, Inc. 160 Ward'\ Vi !loge IVoOrkut 164 linenboch Aula Part' 120 The,on Hi t! Aula . Transmission 152 Wo rrick Elcclric Co, 3.5 Marshall Station 108
Shelman Thomas Enterprise, 172 Wolt,cn Bres. 31 Mi Rancho To'lillo Shop 107 Thompson Hoyword Chemica l 166 Walorido Forming, Inc. 46 Mid Col Paving Inc. 105 The Tinder Sox 8' Wore'~ l iquor 90 M ,;";t: Miyamoto 156 Tinldl!'r Mi n ion Chape l 19 R. J, Wo yt </! & Son5 142 Popogni Frui! Co. 106
Tiny's Rl!stouront 142 Woc:;) OxygM 55 Preuu G un Shop 105
Tokiwo~Ro 160 Ji m 'Neir & Safli Cement 166 Dualit y Cabi net Co . 106
Tommeh Rod & Rt!el Repair 160 West Belmont Granite WOrk~ 56 R & R Drywal l & Construction 106
Tommy's liquor Store 12 West Fresno DfUg Co. 164 Rolph', Dru!) Stor.., 120
Top Hot 160 Mel ""tn! Aula Body Works 5.5 Remco COn!ll ruction Co. 108
JaM Torik AutamOliv," 160 Western Building Materiels Co, 15 Rc-newol Ibdy Works 108 To.... er House 160 Western lodge Molar Hot e l 81 Regen , Hl1licopt~r! 123
To ....n Talk Sarber Shop 160 WesTern Mt!lal 169 SO$$OnO'S M enl Weor 108
Trade Wi rtds 50 WeS'ern Wa~ Div. AMXCO 52 Sovino'S Markel 106
Tromom4"rico Title "" . Co. 172 Whid Wide Helicoprers lnc. 164 51-ow Villa liquors 120 Travel. " Body & Fender Works J5 Whilft Front Storc~ 17 Sky Li ne Cocktail lounge 106 Trif?Vner Pa....er lawn Mower 88 Whitic's Pel Shop 19 Stirn & Jockie '~ Country Kilcho:nl05
Triple J Drugs 69 Wilbur~Ellh Co. 29 Sian's TV & Rodio Center 108 Th~ Trophy Shop 147 Eddie Itlilljams Chtwran 1 B Sudden Plumbing 105
Tlop i cono lodge 19 Wihon's Motofcyde~ 164 T,ois,', 132
Truck Di!patch Service 67 WinQote Co . 164 l. R. White Mobile Home 108 Truck Ports Inc. 76 WOr"o<lllflond Rolle~ Rink 17
lloyd Tull, Inc . 59 Wor>g's Automali vo: Service 12 OTHER COMMUNITIES
Twin Palms Li quol J6 VlMQ's City Morktrl 164
T.... o Way Fruit Stand IJJ WOI"g's Food Morl 164 IAub-c:rr~ 114 Wood Die/cling Co, 95Uncle Torn's liquor StOIC 20 Viviane Woodard Cosmetics ~1 1~~~:he~reek 9 1, 92,120United Aulomotiv~ Work, 160 Wright's Trailer Selvicc 10 f ooHngo 117, 118, ) 19, 120 United California Bonk 21 Wunslall's Auto Poinling 87 Dcl Rcy 101, 102, 120United loon & Jdwel ry Co. 160 Firebaugh 93, 94Univenol Athletic >oles Co, 84 Yee Pharmacy B2 Five Points 97, 119 Upholste ry Cit y 17.5 Yella.... Cab 145 Fowl~r 4, 101 , 120 U-Sovt' Advl!rtising Fund 4 Yor)(s Pla ce 20 Friant 109 , 114 Ut ility Teolle! Sales Co . 54 Yosemite ~r,cry 164 Hdm 96 YOSl & Webb Funt:ral Hame 164 Huron 116, 120 Vollty Air Conditioning 90 Ylulri Hot~1 & Restaurant 24 Kerman 92, 9J, 120 Volfey Burglar Alarm 67 Kingsburg 98, 99, 120 Voll*y Chrome Ploling 129 Zale' s Je..... elers 61 l ::lkeshoru 115 Valley Foundry & Machine 82 lotOflCLOVIS 98, 120 Volley Fum iture 5S 106 Ml!ndoloA-I Roofi ng Co. 94,95, 120 Volley Ice Co. 89 1 07 Orong~ CoveA & W Root Beer 104Volley Industrial laundry J8 120 Parli e r Voll e y Ken.....Ollh Corp . 28 Alcorn Automotive Service 102, 120 120 Piedra Volley Livestock Supply 72 The Bear Pow Co . III, 113 107 Reedley 103, 104, 120Bill's Golden HOllesnoe Club Volley Muffler Service 30 lOB Riverdo le. 98, 122Sol ee Funeral HomeVolley Novelty Co . 55 120 Son Joaqurn 96Joy Brinl<l.y ServiceVaHey Radiator Co . 160 107 Songe( ).4, 109, 110, 111 , 112, 122Buddie: Air ConditioningVoll rty Ti lt Co. 143 Ray E. Case Gen. Contr. 107 Selma 99, 99, 100, 101, 122 Volley Type ..... ril~r Co . 160 109 snove r lake Clovis Ambulance Service 115 Vollc y Welding & Mochine Works 67 106 TranquillityClovis Citrus Co. 96 Von Dyke News Co. 102 Clavi, Dray & Ice Co. 106Veri ', Markel « Clavi, Saddle & Tack 12JVon Go, Inc . 63 Clovi,Sonitorium 107Van \'IOhH ' & Roge rs, Inc. 20 Joyce Day Shops 105VO l1r,y Snap J8 Foster FreeztJ 120 Ve.e's Troiler Rental Servi~ 174 GffOI Wesleln HordW"are lOBV.odo Ca. 2 Henderson Garde ns lOBVentur a TV Center 160 Humphrey Sla/iOil 12JVetlli n9 Sporting Gooch 142 HU,",$Okc:r Construction Co. 120Vie-Del Co. 163 Wm. J. Hutchinson Real Esrole 107M . R.VierroCo. 138 J & M Liquor & Sporling Gooch 120Viclly's r\I\a'kcl 164 Jim', Picco! 106Village Drugs 24 Mol Johnson Ins\rIronee lOBVi Iloge Foodlond 19 Kowloon Kitchen 12J Wagne r', Auto Rodio 164 Kur-i\o\ax S~rvicc.' lOB
DfF YOU DON'T HAVE A HACKSAW, HOW A80UT A 80WI..ING SAG ?
Central Valle'lsHy!'~~4!.~fE :Jurniture
2205 so. VAN NESS -FRESNO, CALIF. 93702
Phone 233-8456
HERE'S HOW IT WORKS
Central Valley Wholesale Furniture is a Fresno-based furniture warehouse supplying San Joaquin
Valley dealers as a restricted dealer showroom. In addition, members of large groups and associa
tions such as ours, by special arrangement, are permitted to visit the warehouse showrooms and
make purchases at savings of approximately 30 % off the area's general selling price.
VERIFIEO SAVINGS OF 30%
Each item at Central Valley Wholesale Furniture is identified with a coded price which will be
explained upon request. The price is the same to our employees as Central's selling price to the
dealer, and represents only % of the normal furniture store markup.
NOTE: Although "leader" items at retail stores may at times reflect a lower price, they cannot
match the 30 % "across the board" savings available at Central Valley Wholesale Furniture.
OTHERS DO IT -The following associations have also endorsed this program:
Castle Air Force Base
California Teachers Association (Central Section 17,000 membersl Chemical Workers Union
California State Employees Assoc. (Central Section 4,500 Membersl Police Department Association
County Employees Association (6 Counties 9,000 Membersl Mercy Hospital Employees
City Employees Associations (8 Cities 2,000 Members) Petroleum Workers Union
Calif. School Employees Assoc. (Fresno Chapters 4,500 Members) Bakersfield City Employees
Madera County Farm Bureau 1,200 Members Oscar Spano
'Fresno County Farm Bureau 4,700 Members State Center Junior College Employees
Tulare County Farm Bureau 3,000 Members American Safety Employees
Public Finance Company 1,775 Members Production Union Local
Andy's Warehouse 2,285 Members Firemen's Fund American Insurance Company
Kings County Employees 916 Members Farmer's Insurance Group
Porterville CSEA 1,029 Members Independent Metal Workers
Fresno County Employees 4,175 Members American National Red Cro ..
Central! California Regional Chapter
Simply show your identification card at the front desk, and a permanent pass will be issued to you.
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1497 N. Blackstone
Fresno, Calif. 93703
485-3121
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CALIFORNIA
BLOOD BANK
FOUNDATION
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460 North Broodway
Fresno, Calif. 93701
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