June 1981 - San Francisco Police Officers Association

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SAN FRANCISCO POLICEMAN - Page 26 June 1981Little Meridyth Gilbert (6), daughter of Sgt.. & LeeAnnGilbert (Fraud), is shown receiving some balloons fromPAL Cadets Mike Balich (left), and Rick Deza. The occasionwas the Chief's Family Day May 17th at thepolice range. Meridyth 's makeup courtesy of Sandy Dalyand Mary Petrie. (Photo by Herb Lee)PAL Cadet Troy Dangerfield explaining to the manypeople in attendance at the Chief's Family Day at thePistol Range about a radio car.BASEBALLPAL Baseball season is in full swing. A total of 57teams in the various age categories will be competingthroughout the summer. The youngest baseball leagueis the PAL Pee Wee Training League for youngsters 7-10 years of age.They will wind up their season the secondweek in July. In addition, the Pee Wee BaseballDirector Mrs. Thelma Williams promises another"Field Day" for all Pee Wee Participants to be heldSunday June 28, 1981 at 10 a.m. at Larsen Park, 19thand Ulloa. This "Field Day" is open to all youngsterswho have participated in the Pee Wee League, andfeatures races, competetion, and games. Bring your ownlunch, PAL Teams in the Intermediates (11 & 12's),and CAL PAL (15 & 16's) will be entered in the 4th ofJuly Tournaments in Napa and Benicia, as will the PALJoe DiMaggio Teams. The final tournaments will beheld in late July and August to determine regional andstate championships. All uniforms, equipment, andumpire fees are furnished by the PAL at no charge.There is no charge of any kind for participation.FOOTBALLPAL Midget Football tryouts will begin in July, dateto be announced. All boys between the ages of 11through 14 and weighing not less than 90 lb. nor morethan 130 lbs. are eligible to compete. Football helmets,pads, pants, socks, etc. are provided free of charge.The two teams with the best record will meet for thechampionship at the Joe Lacey Bowl Game. Trophieswill be provided. All boys interested in signing up are tocall PAL Headquarters (567-3215). The PAL is currentlylooking for volunteer coaches. Anyone interested incoaching is to contact the PAL (567-3215) for furtherinformation.PAL GAL SOFFBALLThe PAL GAL Softball League for girls begins thismonth and extends through August. Girls 12 through14 are eligible to participate. Call PAL Headquartersfor signups.BOXINGPAL Boxing Coach Bill Mateo reports three of ourPAL Boxers reached the regional Junior Olympicsfinals held May 28, 29 and 30th at Victorville, CA. Ofthe three, Jimmy Ford (70 lbs.), Ricky Uzzel (139 lbs.),won their bouts and qualified for the National JuniorOlympics to be held in Colorado the last part of June.Only Robert Bowman, the PAL Junior Boxer of theyear 1980, was a close loser. PAL Boxing is offered yearround to youths 8 to 21 years. Anyone interested insigning up call PAL Headquarters (567-3215).WE CATER TO BANQUETS AND PARTIESPHONE4753 MISSION STREETSAN FRANCISCO, CA 94112586-1515Granada CafeITALIAN DINNER • COCKTAIL LOUNGESERVING LUNCH & DINNERSEXCELSIORSUPER SHELLTOWING & ROAD SERVICETUNE UP • AIR CONDITIONING SERVICEBATTERIES • BRAKES • TIRESRAY M. KARDOSH PHONE1820 SAN JOSE AT SANTA ROSA 334.8868SAN FRANCISCO,CA 94112 333-2281PAL Cadet John Kileheside of a wagonTheWeek at the civic cjnter.r is showing two citizens the inoccasion was National PoliceIJI ESTCPtSAIJIC WCI?ISForeign/Domestic Mon. - Sat.Tune Ups • Brakes 8:30 - 6:30Valve Jobs Machine Shop Service"Quality Service • Hi Performance Workat Reasonable Prices"798 Monterey Blvd., San Francisco333-7080JIMMY'S MARKET6245 - 3RD STREETSAN FRANCISCO467-0598MAG UNION SERVICETIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIESBRAKES RELINING & ENGINE TUNE-UPSale: Any Tire or Battery In Stockat Dealer Cost Plus $3uni•nALl GHADIRI975 BAYSHORE BLVD.SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94124' PH. 467-0572Tel. 776-6727 Area Code 415FISHERMAN'S WHARFSEAFOODS, INC.LIVE MAINE LOBSTER ANDCHERRYSTONE CLAMSFLOWN IN DAILYFISHERMAN'S WHARFPIER 47- Foot of Jones St.SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94133F. A. BARSOCCHINISERVICE DISTRIBUTORS, INC.567-7th STREETSAN FRANCISCO 94103863-0415THE. EATRE CLUB16HAIGHT STREETSAJANCISCO 94117141.) 863-2567FRANKLIN'SCHINESE & AMERICAN FOODLUNCH - COCKTAILS2368 - 3RD STREETSAN FRANCISCO, CA 94107AT 5-2175Michel and Catherine BlanchardLe Castd U3235 Sacramento San Francisco 921-7115
FSA1 FRANCISCO POLICEMAN - Page 27 June1981For additional informationPhone PAL: 567.3215[.J-1 -.---- 0'..!4NFRANCISDirector of ActivitiesSAILINGPAL Sailing Commissioner Lt. Mario Tovani (Co. E)has announced that the PAL Sailing Program will beginThursday, June 18th, and meet every Thursday at thePolice Pistol Range through September 3rd. All interestedyouths between the ages of 12 through 18 areinvited to sign up by calling PAL Headquarters (567-3215).CR0 WLEYMOVING & STORAGELic.& Ins.CLOSET OR FULL HOUSEOffices & Stores24 Hrs. Service - FreeEst.922-4596, if no answer 922-5244Same Rate AnytimeKOREAN VILLA GERESTAU RANTNITE-CLUB1024 Kearny Street-INear Broadway)San Francisco, CA 94133LAW ENFORCEMENTThe PAL Law Enforcement Division Summer Inservicetraining will begin June 22, 1981, and concludeFriday, August 14, 1981. This Program for PAL LawEnforcement Cadets only, offers an excellent opportunityfor youngsters to participate in the day to daybusiness of the- San Francisco Police Department. Inthe past, Cadets have been assigned to the variousbureaus and details at the Hall of Justice. Last year, aninnovative concept with PAL Cadets assigned to NorthernStation was introduced. It was a smashing success.There will be 10 Cadets available for assignmentthis summer, at no cost to the Department. All expenseswill be funded by the PAL. All details andbureau heads interested in having a PAL Cadet assignedare asked to submit their requests to Lt. Frank Jordan,Crime Prevention Division. On Wednesday, May27th, Six Law Enforcement Cadet Seniors receivedtheir PAL Certificates of Graduation from Chief- Murphy.A total of 15 years of voluntary participation in thePAL Cadet program is represented.SOCCERFinal standings in the PAL Soccer League are asfollows: Under 8 (7 a side), the PAL Eagles won with arecord of 6-2-0 under the tutelage of coach SuzanneValla. In the under 8 (11 a side), Coach Chris McGarrigan'sPAL Celtics won first place with a record of 4-0-0. In the under 10 (West), the representative PALSuper-dolphins met the Shannon Rovers of the Under10 (East) on May 27th for the title. The ShannonRovers under Coach Con Keighren, triumphed 6-0 atBalboa Stadium. In the under 12 (East), the ShannonRovers, winners of the division, met the winners of theunder 12 (West) on May 27th with the Rovers winning4-1. Congrats to Coach Con Keighren.In the under 14 division, the PAL Lions and theWanderers played their Championship game with theLions losing 1-0. Since the Lions were in first place,they had the extra point and had to bç beaten twice.The Final game will be decided June 6th at BalboaStadium. The winner will be announced in the nextissue. In the under 16, PAL Mezcala won 1st place inthe East Division with the PAL Pumas winning theWest Division. In an exciting game May 27th, Mezcalabecame the Champion defeating the Pumas 4-0. Congratsto Head Coach German Lopez. In the under 19division, the PAL Celtics beat the Inter-Constellation 2-1 in a very tight tie breaker to emerge as the East DivisionChamps. As such, the Celtics will play theWildcats, champs of the West Division- on June 6th,2:30 p.m. at Balboa Stadium. The results will bereported in the next issue. -BROOKS & SONSUNION SERVICEAAA EMERGENCY ROAD SERVICESix Senior PAL Law Enforcement Cadets received theirPAL Certificates of Graduation from Chief Murphyrecently in the Chief's Office. Also shown (left) is Off.Jeff Levin, Co. D, PAL Law Enforcement Commissioner.The Cadets are (left to right) Cadet LarryMiglio, John Kelleher, Cadet Sergeant Sherry Backus,Cadet Lieutenant- Tim Oberzeir, and Cadets MikeBalich and Rick Deza. (Photo by Herb Lee)5545 THIRb ST, SAN FRANCISCOPHONE:822-3323ElTapatio-I Fine Mexican Restaurant and Lounge475 Francisco StreetBetween Powell & MasonSan Francisco, CA 94133Dennis M. Sanchez(415) 981-3018NEW SANTACLARA MARKETLiquor - Open 7 DaysHours 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM799 HaightSan Francisco861-6304A player in Coach Logan Franklin's U16 Division usinghis head to advance the soccer ball. All to no avail asthe PAL Mezcalas won the Championship at BalboaStadium. (Photo by Guy Milano)VIGIL'S CLUB2730 - 21st StreetSan Francisco282-9926JOSEPH A.FILIPPELLIATTORNEY AT LAWLAW OFFICESFILIPPELLI & EISENBERG407 SANSOME STREETSAN FRANCISCO 94111TELEPHONE 433-3476The PAL Wanderers (U14) in light shirt, intercepts apass from the PAL Lions as the- Wanderers won theChampionship 1-0. (Photo by Guy Milano)Action packed-photo as- an 8 year old player of the -P4L- - Celtics drives for a-goal ;Photo by Guy Milano,
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