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Some Photos From Jim Hart's and Frank Misrac's Parties
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These photos appear in this months newsletter, but I've posted them here for better viewing (Actually I think John P. just wanted his picture on the site a little more)
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John Pawelek, Chief Halas, Mike Manahan
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John & Diane Pawelek
Bill & Jane Zerfass
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Don & Joan Satiro, John P.
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John & Diane Pawelek
Harold & Marion Westberg
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Came across these old photos and thought somebody might get a kick out of seing them;
The group photo was taken around the mid 1960's in front of the 8333 Lincoln Ave station. (For your information- they are from left to right--Mort Podolsky, Jack (tomato nose) Gish, K.B. (boss) Chamberlain, Capt. Ed (our main man) Caulfield, and Marty (the rabbit) Miller. Not in this photo, but a great part of the S.P.D Youth Division is Ken Cody.
During the late 60's, the night shift of the Det. Bureau were known to "brown bag it" at supper time---pictured is just a sample of how spoiled we were!
Best regards to all
Mort Podolsky
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Can You Name These Hard Working Former Yoot Officers?
(Hint: the juvenile cime rate went down after she left, every 15-17 yr. old male stopped turning himself in for punishment: and a few officers, too!)
lst correct answer Receives an All Expenses Paid Trip For Two To Audy Plantation and a Lifetime supply of white out!
Nicknames Too!
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In Fond Memory Of
Ofcr. Don Taylor
Who really enjoyed the people he served.
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 Photo Courtesy of Al Fournier.
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A Special Tribute For A Special Lady
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Nina's Tweety, Visit her website to see them all.
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Barry Powers
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Bruce
Rappe
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Wilbur Miller
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George Heeres
John Potempa
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Tony Ross Steve Anton Ken Chamberlain.
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Can Anybody Identify This Cat? Or This "Teddy" Bear?
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  Jon "Morris" DeGusto Bill Zerfass
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Debbie Danecki's Not Afraid To Show Us How Kind The Years Have Been To Her.
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I was wondering what happened to Robbie Stein ?
The "Mayor of
Dempster"
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1969, Four Years Into Job
And 35 Years Later.
Not Quite As Kind.
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Old Squadroom Old Dispatcher
Two Photos Courtesy of Al Fournier.
Note The High Tech Equipment (A Switchboard?) and Beat Map !
The following e mail was rec'd in response to this photo.
Hi Fred
When new switchboard was there Thiry was instructing, think it was about 1865, about civil war, think Lincoln was president, about when he was shot, hey how old am I duh!!! 86
heloon1 (Helen Albrecht)
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An Interesting old News Clip circa 1970
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Bruce Rappe made good arrests like this all the time. An interesting case. One of the detectives asked the suspect if he pimped the women "on the side". His response was "Are you kidding? I have enough trouble getting men for me!"
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The frame below is the opposite side of this clipping.
How do you like these prices? Are we old or what!
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League Champions
(Once, the first year,then Chicago joined)
 Back Row: Fred Bolin, Charlie Olshock,Tom Banner, Chief Chamberlain, Carl Hansen, Ray Davis, Ed Trob, John Pawelek
Kneeling: Dennis Degelman, Dave Kaufman, Lenny (The Flash) Ramirez, Darrel Warrington,Bob Heelan, Hank O'Connell
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A 1940
10-50
Fortunately there was a recorder running at the time of this accident. To hear the tape use controls at right.
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These Photos Have Been "Borrowed" From The Skokie Public Library/Historical Society Archives.
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They Drove Just As Good Then As Now!
The other driver's response was also archived. Use second set for it.
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Three 1949 Ford Squad Cars Were
Donated.
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I Bet They Were Faster Than Diplomats!
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These Guys Were the Reason Not To Speed in 1950
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I think I out-ran one of them on my Schwinn!
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 4TH ROW: JACK WISE, FUZZY MUELLER, ART HENNIG, JOE THIRY, FRED HARTUNG AND ME, D. SATIRO.
3RD ROW: FRED HERRRIMAN, BUD FORDYCE, WALLY DAHM, ANDY PROZELL, ART THIRY AND HARVEY CARLSTEDT.
2ND ROW: CAP STENSEN, ED CAULFIELD, LOUIE HENNIG AND FRANK SIEGEL.
FRONT ROW: CAPT. AL STOLEBERG, CHIEF GRIFFIN, AND LT. GUS MILZ.
All Have Been Identified, Thanks To Don Satiro
HI, I WAS LOOKING AT THE SKOKIE RETIREE WEB SIGHT AND SAW THE PICTURE OF 19 OFFICERS FROM THE SKOKIE P.D, THE NAMES ARE IF YOU WANT THEM, I BELIEVE I KNOW THEM ALL AS I AM IN THE PICTURE.
I HAVE ONE OF THESE PICTURES. YOU CAN'T SEE THE FACES ON SEVERAL, BUT I KNOW WHO THEY ARE. I LOOK AT THIS PICTURE AND I CAN ONLY SAY, THERE ARE ONLY A FEW THAT ARE STILL AMONG US.
Don Satiro
Ed. Comment:
Growing up in Morton Grove, young drivers such as myself knew not to get out of line when we crossed the Lincoln Ave., bridge and entered the "big" city of Skokie, becaused lying in wait, you could be sure that "mean" motorcycle cop known as "The Flyin' Hawaiian" would be there. Sgt. Don Satiro hated that knickname, and the only reason I use it now, is because he's 1/2 a continent away. Roger Milz knew how to get under Don's skin and would often refer to him by that name. At any rate, Don loved to write tickets to those rich kids, driving Daddy's car, so I learned very early to drive my hand-me-down 1950 Buick Special, very carefully en-route to Niles East. I avoided any problems with Don, until I joined S.P.D. and then he got even. Our thanks to Don for his input.
Fred Bolin
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Dispatch Center, Late
1980's
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Lindsay Gooris Canalle
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Pols At Dedica-
tion of
"new"
Police
Station
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I'm sure she had a lot to do with it.
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8333
Lincoln
around 1960
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God, I miss that place.
NOT!!!
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 Skokie's New Banner On Their Web Site
(No Police Representation, Wonder Why?)
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