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ia Page 24 . SAN FRANCISCO POLICEMAN December 1982 PAL CADETS The 1982-83 PAL Law Enforcement Cadet Program meets weekly on Tuesday nights 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the 6th floor Auditorium at the Hall of Justice. Since the new semester began on October 5th, more than 100 youths have signed up to be PAL Cadets. The Program will include scheduled speakers on topics such as patrol, investigative techniques, history of Law Enforcement, and criminal law. There will be tours of the county jails, coroner's office, and courtrooms. Ridealong programs, firearms safety, hunter safety, first aid, etc. will round out the semester. Other activities include, marching units, Recruit Class Graduations, crime prevention pamphlet handouts, civic functions such as children's fairs, marathons, parades, and PAL related assignments. Social functions include, fishing trips, picnics, cruises on boats, snow trips, barbecue, dances, etc. The following is a list of activities that PAL Cadets have been involved in since the semester began. To date, more than 700 voluntary manhours have been donated by the PAL Cadets. The Cadets continue to be a viable organization serving SFPD, community, and PAL related functions. The Cadet Program has experienced a 500% increase in enrollment this term. To date, the Program has 100 active members. The Program is open to any high school student in San Francisco. Call PAL Headquarters (567-3215) for signups. PAL CADET ACTIVITIES Sep. 26 to Nov. 7, 1982 9/26/82 Super Senior Sunday—City Hall 10 Cadets 10/2/82 Walt Stack Run—Fort Mason 15 Cadets 10/7/82 151st Recruit Class Ushers 12 Cadets 10/10/82 POA—Columbus Day Parade 10 Cadets 10/31/82 Noe Valley Halloween Parade 8 Cadets 11/6/82 Childrens Fair—Ft. Mason 10 Cadets 11/7/82 Childrens Fair—Ft. Mason 10 Cadets 11/7182 PAL Football Joe Lacey Bowl 2 Cadets 11/7/82 Veterans Day Parade 37 Cadets PHONE 334-1465 0 flaiwe 1Mac%et 74% & ,2oidtq QUALITY & SERVICE DENNIS PIEROTFI 2550 OCEAN AVE. AND SONS SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94132 ©LT© ATO 415/982-2491 209 6th Street San Francisco, CA BUCKETS—CONVEYERS—SHAKERS SCREENS—STAKERS Don's Welding CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIRED & MANUFACTURED WELDING OF ALL TYPES Don Wooten PHONE (415) 822-1000 HOME (415) 488-1183 Betty Lew (right) teaching the fundamentals of fishing to some of the Cadets. Betty is a member of the PAL Fishing Staff. Betty also volunteers her services to the Cadet Program. PAL Color Guard practising formation in the recent Veterans Day Parade (rt. to left) Sgt. Alane Baca, Cadets Gina Hess, Eileen Moylan, and Karen McVeigh, Sgt. Julie Torres. The unit was led by Sgt. Bill Bermudez. The PAL Cadets placed 2nd in parade competition, the FIRST time the Cadets had ever entered. Congratulations. PAL Cadet Lt. Lynn Tracey responding to an order of "Attention." 1100 REVERE ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94124 Communications Dispatcher Chris Curran (left) is showing PAL Cadet Feliza Dempsey and PAL Law Enforcement Director Ernie Galaviz how to route incoming calls in a recent tour. More PAL Cadets on a recent tour of the Communications Facilities. Gary Mondfrans (left) is shown explaining the day to day operation. r.. PAL Cadets volunteering their services at the recently concluded San Francisco Children's Fair at Ft. Mason. (Left to right) Cadet Isiah Fields, Lt. Darren Jackson, Sgts. Jose Pubill, Stefania Fonteno, Daisy Daisug, and Cadet Kenny Lewis. The Cadets have logged in over 800 manhours of voluntary service in just two months. (Photo by Herb Lee) More PAL Cadets at the Ft. Mason Children's Fair Take Auntie Pasta home tonight. Bring this ad to one of our three convenient locations for a FREE POUND OF PASTA with any purchase of sauce. Wailer & Clayton Diamond at 24th Street Fillmore & Filbert 681-4212 / 282-0738 / 921-7576
December 1982 PAL S94 FRANCISCO For additional information Phone PA L.- 56 7-3215 PAL BASKETBALL PAL Basketball Program is coming to a close finish. According to Sgt. Tom Bruton (Auto) PAL Basketball Commissioner, no team has a lock on the championship. A complete wrapup will be reported in next month's issue. PAL JUDO Coach Dirk Beijan reports that the PAL Judo Program has expanded in order to accommodate the many new students enrolled. Signups for beginners meet each Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in the 5th floor Gym at the Hall of Justice. Classes for advanced students are scheduled for 11:30 a.m. each Saturday. The PAL Judo Program will take a break for the Christmas holidays and the next scheduled signup for both classes is Saturday, January 8, 1983. All interested boys and girls from 10 to 18 years of age may simply show up at the above location for signups. Judo Commissioner Officer Joe Mollo further reports that signups are scheduled only on the first Saturday of each month. Other Instructors assisting in the program besides George York are: Officer Frank McKee (Co E) and Mitch Lang. PAL BOXING Head Coach Bill Mateo reports that our PAL Boxing Team is preparing for the 1982 Junior Golden Gloves competition scheduled for Dec. 2, 3, 4 and 5 in Alameda. A complete wrapup will be reported in next month's column. PAL Boxing is offered to boys 10 through 18 years of age. Workouts are Mondays through Thursdays 3:30 p.m. through 7 p.m. at the old National Guard Armory, 14th and Mission Streets. Call PAL Headquarters (567-3215) for signups. PAL Boxing Head Coach Bill Mateo (right) with some of his star pupils. Also in photo are Asst. Coaches Rio Rosa (left), The PAL Cadets shown in a recent outing at the Marina. Football games, water balloon fights, and hot dogs were the order for the day. rij"'T -r" fVl? SAN FRANCISCO POLICEMAN pØ: PAL Cadet Sgt. John Swan (left) accepting a dare to "hose" Cadet Lt. Lorraine Perez. Cadet Eileen Moylan enjoying another spray of water. John Hughes (left back row), and Erwin Bunge (rear row (left to right) Cadets Sean DiVarco, Kenny Lewis, Arun Redright). (Photos by Herb Lee) dy, and Isiah Fields in a spirited football game. ORDERS TO GO PHONE 647-9875 GUADALAJARA "DE NOCHE" V RESTAURANT& COCKTAIL LOUNGE ii OPEN 11 A.M. - 3 A.M. - FRI. & SAT. TILL 4 A.M. —DANCING ON WEEKENDS- II . .. Herbert P. Director of Activities Now you see him, now you don't. *, 4 -: One of the new Cadets, Mark Gong, looking a lot like an Easter Bunny. Cadet Rolando Garcia as he prepares to dive into the 53 degree chilly water off the Marina. An Exceptional Offer From An Exceptional Hotel 2981 - 24th STREET x RICARDO & LUCY AT HARRISON PROPRIETORS SAN FRANCISCO Introducing Our "New Look" Rate Of $85 Per Room, Per Night $12,000,000 has been invested to create luxuriously new guestrooms, bathrooms and the hotel lobby. Call local travel agent Garage Toll free number Parking (800) 327-0200 Available In Los Angeles (213) 879-3847 AN tNTER.00NTJNENTAL HOTEL Number One Nob Hill, San Francisco (415) 392-3434
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