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SANGER HERALD 2A THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2018 PoliceLogfor May7-13
May 7
There were 153 calls for service and three traffic citations were issued
1100 block of Hoag – petty theft
1700 block of 7th – monthly criminal regis- trant
800 block of Geary – incident report re- garding a verbal disturbance
1000blockofBethel –incidentreport regarding possible threats
Quality/Highway180–DUIarrest
600blockofFaller –incidentreportre- garding possible child abuse
800 block of K – hit and run traffic colli- sion
1700 block of Sanger - fraud
Academy/Jensen-vehicleversuspedes- trian non injury collision
Faller/North - field interview
May 8
There were 134 calls for service and three traffic citations were issued.
1000 block of Muscat - repossession 800 block of K - vandalism
800 block of Holt - dog bite
400 block of K - warrant arrest
300 block of Greenwood - vandalism
1700 block of Academy - hit and run/recov- ered stolen vehicle
700 block of Academy - DUI arrest
2500 block of Jensen - general incident regarding domestic disturbance
May 9
There were 141 calls for service and three traffic citations were issued.
2700 block of Jensen – general incident 1100 block of Faller – traffic collision 2900blockofSterling–stolen/recovered
vehicle
2700blockofJensen –DUItrafficcolli-
sion
1700 block of 10th – mental health evalua-
tion
2200 block of Webster – found property
1000 block of Webster – deceased person 1000blockofBethel –generalincident 2700 block of Jensen - warrant arrests 300 block of block of Tucker - vehicle bur-
glary report
1900 block of Heidi - fraud report
May 10
There were 96 calls for service and two traffic citations were issued.
1700 block of 7th – general incident
2800 block of Atchison – field interview 100 block of Academy – general incident 2400 block of 5th – petty theft
1700 block of 7th – general incident
1700 block of 10th – possession of weapon 1700 block of 7th – criminal registration 6th/Greenwood – warrant arrest
Jensen at the canal – solo vehicle collision
with a minor injury
May 11
There were 89 calls for service and no traffic citations were issued.
800 block of I – warrant arrest 1700blockof10th–generalincident
1000 block of Bethel – traffic collision Greenwood/Holt–fieldinterview 1700blockof10th–generalincident
800 block of Harrison – domestic violence 2700 block of 4th – mental health evalua-
tion
1700 block of 7th – fraud 1000blockofBethel–counterreport 1400 block of 9th – vehicle repossession 2100 block of 3rd – assault with a deadly
weapon arrest
Bethel/Jensen – public intoxication arrest 800 block of Fenmore – domestic distur-
bance
9th/Bethel – narcotics violation arrests
May 12
There were 143 calls for service and six traffic citations were issued.
1000 block of North- battery report Cherry/P – public intoxication arrest 100 block of Florence Ct. – arrest 10th/N – shooting
3rd/Greenwood - public intoxication arrest 10th/N – threats arrest
May 13
There were 107 calls for service and one traffic citation was issued.
00 block of Lyon - theft report Greenwood/North-gangfieldinterview 1800 block of Academy - theft/warrant ar-
rest
900blockofAcademy–battery
1500 block of P – missing/returned person 1400 block of 5th – DUI traffic collision
'Honoring Sanger' announces its 2018 awards
Honoring Sanger
press release
Honoring Sanger is a new non-profit organization that will be joining together with Sanger’s citizens, companies and other organizations on a number of projects.
The American Legion will host Honoring Sanger’s first event at 6 p.m. on May 24.
Honoring Sanger will in- troduce its projects designed to recognize and honor those who have made positive con- tributions to the city and its residents.
Honoring Sanger and the American Legion will partner on an annual project called “Quilts for our Heroes."
Each year during the Veterans Parade in Novem- ber the American Legion,
Patricia Merk
AMVETS and VFW will each honor a local veteran with specially designed quilt.
Adam Albrecht, Honoring Sanger president/CEO, will design and create the quilts.
The only requirement is that the honorees must live or must have been born in Sanger.
In mid-September Honor- ing Sanger and the Golden Living Center will honor all 99 residents at the facility with a blanket for the “Cov- ered with Love” project.
Golden Living Center's Heidi Setty said the residents need hospital socks and if the budget is able, Honoring Sanger will also purchase and donate those.
The citizens of Sanger can get involved by supporting
Honoring Sanger with dona- tions of money and time and by spreading the word that Honoring Sanger is a new and upcoming organization in Sanger.
Honoring Sanger's board will always be looking for new ideas for new projects.
Honoring Sanger will need a number of volunteers to help pass out blankets to the residents at the Golden Liv- ing Center.
Albrecht will be unveil- ing Honoring Sanger’s logo and motto at the American Legion event, “Honoring Sanger – Where Sanger Comes Together Like Fam- ily."
Every year up to 10 Sanger residents will be hon- ored in five categories.
All awards will be given to persons who have lived, worked or volunteered within the City of Sanger.
Anyone may submit a nomination for the Honoring Sanger Awards for May 2019. Nomination letters should be emailed to honoringsanger@ yahoo.com.
• Legend Award: Only
one person each year will
be honored with the Legend Award. It will be given to someone who has lived, worked or volunteered in the City of Sanger for 20 years or more. This person must have a positive image and an obvious love for Sanger. The person would be considered an ambassador of the City of Sanger.
Honoring Sanger’s Legend
Award for 2018 will be an- nounced at the American Legion event on May 24.
• Spotlight Award: One or two people every year will be honored with the Spotlight Award. The Spotlight Award will be given to someone
who stands out for doing something to shine a light on Sanger. It may be a child or an adult who lives, works or volunteers in Sanger. It will be someone with a positive image who gives back to
the community and does not seek recognition. Honoring Sanger’s Spotlight Awards for 2018 will go to Matt Navo and Chieko Delgado.
• Golden Heart Award: One or two people every year will be honored with the Golden Heart Award. It
will go to someone who has lived, worked or volunteered in Sanger for at least five years. It will be someone who has blessed a number of citi- zen’s in different ways. The recipient/s may be a part of an organization that reaches out in time of need.
Honoring Sanger’s Golden Heart Awards for 2018 are Mark Morales and Eli Cruz.
• Thank You Award: Up See AWARDS, page 7A
A graveside service for Mrs. Patricia "Pat" Ann Merk of Sanger will be held at 2 p.m. on May 17 at Sanger Cemetery, followed by a memorial service at 3 p.m. at Grace Community Church.
Mrs. Merk, 76, died May 13, 2018. She was a homemaker.
She is survived by husband Stanley Merk of Sanger; daugh- ters Karen Boydstun of Clovis and Janet Mitchell and Christine
WORSHIP IN SANGER
Obituaries
Rusk of Selma; brother Howard Petersen of Fresno; and seven grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents Albert and Edna Petersen; and brother Leonard Petersen.
Wallin's Sanger Funeral Home made the arrangements.
Mildred Styre
A graveside service for Mrs. Mildred Florence Styre of Sanger will be held at 11 a.m. on May 18 at Sanger Cemetery.
Mrs. Styre, 100, died May 8, 2018. She was a homemaker.
She is survived by daughter JoAnne Harris and husband Kevin of Texas; six grandchildren; five great grandchildren; and five great, great grandchildren.
Joyce Tanimoto Tuck
October 26, 1943 — May 5, 2018
Joyce Tanimoto Tuck was born on October 26, 1943 in the Japanese-American internment camp at Gila River, AZ to Takuichi and Kiyomi Tanimoto. She passed away on May 5, 2018 in Clovis, CA from complications related to cancer.
She grew up in Sanger, CA, and graduated as salutato- rian from Sanger High School in 1961. She was also one of the few women to graduate with a B. S. degree in chem- istry at the University of California, Berkeley.
She married Burnis (Gene) Tuck in 1965, and they raised two daughters, Anna and Laura, in Oakland, CA; Portland, OR; and Port Angeles, WA. Because Joyce was a caregiver dedicated to family values, once her daughters had grown up, she and Gene moved back to the Central Valley to help take care of her mother and brother Frank.
Joyce worked as a chemist for several years in Port An- geles, and then became an award-winning watercolor art- ist. She enjoyed painting outdoors on location and cap- tured the beauty and meaning of the local landscapes she loved so much.
Joyce will be sorely missed by her husband and two daughters, as well as her son-in-law, Felice Scala, and grandson, Giorgio Scala. She is also survived by her sib- lings George Tanimoto of Porterville, CA; Betty Hishida of Fresno, CA; and Marilyn Oishi of Honolulu, HI. She was preceded in death by her parents and siblings Gladys Yo- shida of Denver, CO and Frank Tanimoto of Sanger, CA.
A Buddhist Memorial Service was held at Lisle Funeral Home in Fresno on Saturday, May 12, 2018 at 11 a.m.
Mrs. Styre was preceded in death by her husband George Miller Styre; daughter Rita Miller; son Larry Styre; parents Raymond and Carrie Wheeler; brothers Harold and Leo Wheeler; sisters Gladys Wheeler, Dorothy Pemberton and Bille Jean Gullian.
Remembrances may be made to the donor's favorite char- ity.
Visitation will be from 3-7 p.m. on May 17 at the funeral home.
Wallin's Sanger Funeral Home made the arrangements.
Zacarias Uribes
A Mass of Christian Burial for Mr. Zacarias "Zack" Andrew Uribes, a resident of the California Veterans Home and for- merly of Sanger, was held on May 16 at St. John's Cathedral in Fresno, followed by internment with full military honors at St. Peter's Cemetery.
Mr. Uribes, 96, died April 29, 2018. He was a former con- struction superintendent for Self-Help Enterprises, an owner of Uribes Cabinets and U&M Construction Co. and a founding commander of Sanger AMVETS Post 98.
He is survived by children Regina Uribes, Tom Uribes, Andrea Arguijo, Marty Uribes Yanez and Robert Yanez and Pat Uribes and Katherine Avalos Uribes; 11 grandchildren; 15 great grandchildren; and four great, great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his wife Carmen; his parents; siblings Seferino Uribes, Grace Rubio, Pete Uribes, Dario Uribes, Margaret Bowen, Lucille Flores, Alma Lozano and Greg Uribes; and grandson Zacarias Uribes III.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Zack Uribes Memorial Scholarship: make check payable to CSUF Chicano Alumni Account c/o Educational Employees Credit Union P.O. Box 5242 Fresno CA 93755; Subject line: Zack Uribes Memorial Scholarship.
A more detailed obituary is available at http://bit.ly/Zack- UribesServices.
Arrangements were made by Whitehurst Sullivan Burns & Blair Funeral Home in Fresno
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