The Fresno Flyer Vol 1 No 15

FUNERAL INSURANCE
Who will pay for your funeral expenses? For pennies a day you can
have a real peace of mind. Call Clint
559-478-0425 Lic#0H83603
HELP WANTED
Tree Climber needed. Reliable

transportation a must. 421-8555
DRIVE WITH UBER
No experience required, but youll

need a smartphone. Its fun and easy.
Work when you want, be your own
boss. Call 1-800-803-9198
BOBS MINI STORAGE
Everyday low rates! See our ad with

deals and pricing on page 15! Prices start at just $32 a month, with a
FREE move-in truck! See the ad for
details.
3 BEDROOMS
$750 - $850 remodeled apartments.

Central AC, Secured Complex,
Wifi. 8th and Olive. Call Toll Free
1-888-895-9623 for more info visit
www.jm-properties.com/quailridge
1987 FLEETWOOD
Rally. 21 feet with only 58,115 miles

Its a 1-ton Ford in great condition.
$6,000 or best offer. Serious inquiries
only. Call 559-583-8110
CENTURY 21 AGENT
Sells farms and ranches. Call 559259-0713 Ray Schmall
BE JOB READY
In as few as 7 months! SJVC Madera

Campus offers medical and business
programs. Financial aid available to
those who qualify. Call 559-302-2155
or visit our website www.sjvc.edu Let
2017 be your year!
PLASTIC 55 GALLON
barrels available for sale $7 each. 55
gallon metal barrels $10 each. Call
559-736-5528 or 559-713-1052
IN-HOME CARE
Provider for hire. 20 years experience.

All domestic duties. Transportation,
errands, cooking, laundry and more.
577-6795 or 222-5109
HAIR CUTTERS WANTED

For BUSY shop. Full or part-time
977-6569 ask for Betty. Or call 9772379 and ask for Debbie.
PAYLESS BRAKES
$20 Used tires (per tire) and other

specials. See our ad on page 18 for
details.
ENTERTAINMENT DINING MUSIC FAMILY COMMUNITY ARTS
EDITORS NOTE
If your week has been anything like mine,
its been filled with unintentionally deep
conversations that teeter on the very edge
of argument with someone whos take
on the world differs from your own. And
the funny thing is its not even so drastic as
to be in stark opposition from you either,
its that their views are just different enough
to make the debate fairly prickly.

If your week has been anything
like mine, its been a little exhausting, trying to hit every nail on the head and make
an impact with your cause without boiling
down to phrases made up of impressively
laid out, and creatively used, four-letter
words. However, it has grown to be an important part of my day/week/randomly-dispersed-moment-throughout-the-month
regardless of the frustration of what seems
like an endless task to prove a point.
| JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017

Theres this trend on social media
(because this is where most of the arguments are happening) where people are beginning to put much more effort into finding the truth. Seriously. And if you havent
seen it yet, just wait. Each person is digging
through political history, pulling out old
video links, and researching policy to not
only make their case heard but to also end
the argument. Nothing shuts down a debate like hard, cold facts.

So why is` this important and what
does it have to do with The Fresno Flyer? Im
so glad you asked. Were having more and
more conversations with each other that
go well beyond pop-culture and celebrity
gossip. The conversations about policy, the
environment, education, art, and how they
all play into our future are transcending the
usual age groups of parents and grandpar-
| FRESNO FLYER |
ents to twenty-somethings and even teenagers. It may all be coming in the wake of
changes in our White House, but theyre
still happening, and its important we keep
the momentum going. To keep the conversation going.

Ill reiterate the fact that were not
a political publication, but it doesnt mean
that some things dont have a place here. If
its a national affair affecting us locally, lets
talk about it. If its a concern over our local education, the arts, or policy, lets talk
about it. And lets get away from concerns
for a moment. If its a triumph, accomplishment, or something of a positive impact on
our Central Valley, lets talk about it.

And when I say talk about it I
mean literally, lets talk. Tell me what you
want to see on our pages, or give me a
heads up on something you think will be
important to our community that others
| FEATURED | DINING | CALENDAR | MUSIC | B&S | CLASSIFIEDS |
should know about. Better yet, if you have

something youve written regarding any of
the above and want to print it, send it over.
Lets keep our conversations going.
Send a letter to the Editor:

The Fresno Flyer
ATTN: Lisa Talley
560 E. Shields Ave #103
Fresno CA, 93704
Or Email me directly:
lisa@fresnoflyer.com
Dont be afraid to call:
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
559-472-7182
Palm Village Senior

Network
A local community for seniors to have fun, socialize, share, and
meet new friends.
by Lisa Talley
etting older doesnt have to mean

that the fun stops here. Its true that
our society has led us to believe
that when we become seniors,
our lives are resigned to leading a
quiet life either with family or in
assisted living facilities. And often
times these environments
lack the same kind of social
interaction we would have
likewise enjoyed in our
youth. However, it doesnt have to be the
only reality for seniors living in the greater
Fresno area.

Palm Village Senior Network is a
501(c)3 non-profit committed to providing
on-going opportunities for seniors to remain
active and engaged in mind, body, and spirit
with each other and in the community.
For many seniors who choose to age in
place, isolation and depression often affect
the ability to maintain good physical and
mental health. By providing a place to
gather for activities, provide moral support
and opportunities for socialization, Palm
Village Senior Network (PVSN) members
can keep their minds sharp, bodies active,
and spirit uplifted.

Getting involved with PVSN
has made a tremendous impact on my life.
In August of 2013, I retired from Fresno
Unified after 50 years. When I turned in
my retirement papers I felt like my life was
over, my children were off on their own,
my husband deceased, and I no longer had
my teaching job. I came home to an empty
house [one day] and found a postcard from
Palm Village Senior Network inviting me
to join. I immediately emailed [contacted
them] and went over there the next day.
Now, I have a full and active life playing
bridge, canasta, bingo, bunco I do
crafts, line dancing, and belong to a book
club. We go out to lunch once a month

and have taken some wonderful field trips.
Most importantly, I have made some
wonderful friends that have had a
positive impact on my life, shares
Carol Fiorentino. PVSNs first
visitor in 2013, Carol has been an
avid participant in all the
organizations activities as
well as a welcoming presence
for the newer members.
Carol also recently took a position on the
Board of Directors as Secretary/Treasurer.

Research has shown that for the
next 15 years the senior population will
explode. Statistics show that there were
40.2 million seniors in the United States
in 2010. By 2050 the projected population
of Americans age 65 and older will more
than double to 88.5 million. It begged the
question, what kind of programs would
need to be created to support this increasing
population? In the summer of 2013, Barbara
Beauchamp, Director of Palm Village Senior
Network, along with David Reimer, CEO
of Peer Services Inc., a consulting firm for
senior living, came up with an idea to create
a program for seniors in the Fresno area.

And in looking at their program
for just the month of February, theyre
hosting activities nearly 5 days a week.
The activities include line dancing,
bridge and various other card games, a
monthly luncheon, a book club meeting,
bunco, and potluck just to name a few.
And many of these activities are led and
promoted by their members. Volunteers
and members are currently working on
planning an upcoming day trip to the
Getty Gardens and the Reedley Playhouse.

Currently, PVSN is the only senior
network in town and presents an experience
that differs from the senior centers within
the community.

I like to think of Palm
Village Senior Network as a
social club with no membership
fees,
offers
Director
Beauchamp, small fees are
required, however, for some of
our activities like line-dancing,
Bingo, Bunco, and crafts.
As
a
non-profit
organization, PVSN relies
heavily on donations from
members who donate what they
can. Some members donate in-
kind items such as paper, ink, paper towels,

and like supplies. Other members will donate
cash to our donation box intermittently and
some donate monthly or quarterly. There
are also those who give the gift of time and
talent, whether in volunteering or sharing/
teaching a skill.
In
fact,
PVSN
is
always
looking
for
volunteers.

Most of our volunteers are
members who help with getting the
newsletter or calendar out. Volunteers
also help plan our events and trips while
also acquiring donations for the silent
auction. We have had several Fresno State
students complete their volunteer hours
or internships with us at PVSN, says
Beauchamp.

The organization also hopes to
add some vendors to their volunteer list for
Members on a day trip to the Golden Chain Theater
small house repairs and errands. Since the

members at PVSN live in their own homes,
they often need a little help with things like
changing a light bulb or the batteries in the
smoke detector. If you or someone you know
is a handyman and would be interested
in volunteering their time for few hours a
month, PVSN would like to hear from you.

Likewise, if you are interested
in volunteering for other activities or in
becoming a member, Palm Village Senior
Network would like you to reach out.
Volunteers will be required to fill out an
application whereas future members simply
need to let organizers know where to send
the monthly newsletter and calendar.

And getting in contact is easy,
you can call or email PVSNs Director,
Barbara, at 559-346-7662 or barbara@
pvsn.org. Youre also welcome to stop in, the
organization is located in North Fresno on
the corner of Ingram and Fallbrook at 7638
N. Ingram, Suite 111 A Fresno, 93711.

If you feel like something is
missing in your life whether its friendship,
companionship, or youre filled with just
that empty feeling, contact Barbara at the
Palm Village Senior Network. This was the
right thing for me and maybe it will be for
you, too. - Judy Axe, active member and
one of PVSNs creative writing participants.
Members enjoying sone Creative Writing activities

| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
Fresno Souvenirs
ow you can buy Fresno souvenirs at the

following Downtown Fresno locations
like the Old Historic Fresno Water Tower and
Visitor Center, Kiku Floral and Tree of Life
Cafe & Bakery. All are handmade items like
Fresno coasters, totes, zipper pouches, postcards, greeting cards, magnets, buttons and
key chains by photographer Pedro Urena.

The Fresno Water Tower was established in 1876 by partners George McCullough and Lyman Andrews to serve the
needs of the town of Fresno. In 1890 a group
of Chicago investors purchased the Fresno
Water Company for $140,000. In 1893, the
water company hired architect George Washington Maher to design the new water tower
for the city.

In 2001 the interior was remodeled
and the tower was opened as a Visitors Center by the Fresno Convention and Visitors
Bureau. In October 2014, the Fresno Arts
Council took over operation of the Water
Tower. The tower functions as the Visitors
Information Center for the City of Fresno.
The shop provides unique shopping featuring
local artists work. Its open Tuesday to Saturday, 10am-4pm, 2444 Fresno St, Fresno, CA
93721.

Kick Floral located in downtown
offers fresh flower arrangements in Fresno
and the surrounding towns of Clovis, Fowler,
Sanger, Parlier and Reedley. Their expert staff
can create the perfect gifts to suit any special
occasion. Kiku Floral also offers quick and
easy floral delivery around the Fresno area and
same-day delivery services for any last minute
gift needs. The floral shop is located on 855 M
St, #190, Fresno, CA 93721, Monday - Friday: 9am-5pm, Saturday: 9am - 1pm.

Tree of Life Cafe & Bakery is an urban cafeteria where slow food is served fast.
Foods are prepared by hand, taking various
dietary needs into consideration. They serve
gluten-free baked goods, dairy-free treats and
vegetarian and vegan entrees on the menu.

In addition, they also serve the best
bacon and homemade cinnamon rolls for
breakfast and amazing meatloaf for lunch as
well as homemade chocolate chip cookies and
seasonal pies.

The Tree of Life team does catering
as well and hosts events, meetings, and celebrations in their venue on 2139 Kern St, Fresno CA 93721.

Enjoy your downtown visit and buy
Fresno souvenirs at these locations. If youre
interested in custom souvenirs for your event
or business contact Pedro Urena, purena111@
gmail.com or visit his website, www.giftpic.
work. Thank you!
| FRESNO FLYER |
JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017 |
Adoptable Pets
Jackson
This handsome, mature

guy gets along great with
other dogs big and small.
He knows some basic
commands and seems to
be house-trained, too! This
guy may be a bit older, but
he still has a lot of spunk!
Alana
Meet Alana! Alana and

her sister Adella originally
came to us as young
puppies with their mama
& litter mates. They were
recently returned after
their family encountered
an emergency personal
health issue. We would
love for them to find a
home together! They are
dog social and great with
kids. They also LOVE the
water.
River
River is 2 years old. For

more information on this
adoptable pet, please
contact the shelter directly.
Bruce
This stunningly handsome

3yr old is great with other
dogs, very mellow, and
great with children!
Queenie
1 yr 2 mo. She loves people

and has an adventurous
personality. Shes great
with other dogs big & small
and is a happy, curious girl.
Open - Wed, Fri, Sat,
& Sun. 9am - 4pm
8547 W Herndon Ave
Fresno, 93723
(559) 276-7611
| JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017
Claudia, our 2.5yr old

feline friend, was rescued
from an animal control
facility and brough to our
shelter earlier this spring.
If her stunning good
looks werent enough, her
lovable personality might
do the trick! Get ready for
cuddles with this one.
Penny Lane
Jocko
3yrs 5 mo. He is great with

other dogs big and small
and is also good with cats.
He does better with older
children, as the little ones
make him a bit nervous.
He is in a foster home so
please arrange in advance
to meet him.
Claudia
| FRESNO FLYER |
All you need is love...

puppy love that is! Our
adorable 6 month old
shephard mix puppy,
Penny Lane, is looking for
her forever home. She is a
complete sweetheart and
would be the best fit for a
family that enjoys playing
and cuddling just as
much as she does! Call to
schedule a meet and greet!
Salinger
Salinger is a 1 year old

Pomeranian-mix. He is a
sweet little guy who is very
well-mannered and does
well with other dogs.
Find your next best friend here! Each of these animals are ready for adoption at
their corresponding shelters listed at the bottom of this page, or in the listing
themselves. The Fresno Flyer (559) 472-7182
MISSING
Small male Shih Tzu /

Maltese named Max. Hes
been missing since 12/26 last
seen around the cross streets
of Cedar and Sheppard. He
is the emotional support
companion for my daughter.
Reward $$ if found. Please
call 559-307-7062 or 559803-1317 if you have any
information that might help.
York
York is the class clown in

his kitty condo. This 2.5
year old buff tabby loves
chasing toys around and
is a huge fan of hanging
out in boxes. He is looking
for humans who are just
as playful and full of
personality, just like him!
Missy
Missy is a gorgeous 4-yearold, long-haired blue

tabby, with striking green
eyes. Missy is a little shy
but once she gets to know
you, theres no stopping
her from loving on you or
asking for it in return.
Buster
Buster is a 3 year old

boxer mix who is currently
looking for his forever
home. He would do best
with an active family. If
youre looking for a great
walking or jogging buddy
who also just enjoys
hanging out, Buster is the
one for you! Come meet
this cute guy at our shelter!
Open 7 days a week,
10:00am-4:30pm
(559) 233-8690
3934 N Hayston, 93726
info@valleyanimal.org
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
Essential Oils
Labeling and Wording
By Mary Bell
t is common knowledge that words

matter. Words have meaning. They
can be informative, confrontational,
emotional, or joyful among other things.

Words can also be misleading.
Everyone I know can admit to misunderstanding someone at some point in their
lives. We do not always hear the sound
emanating from peoples mouths. After
that sound arrives at our ears, misinterpreting the meaning behind the words
becomes all too easy to do. Distractions
confuse our emotional filters and cloud
our senses. Hearing and listening are not
always the same thing.

Words used in product labeling
struggle with the same problems that are
common to spoken language. Labeling
can be information as well as misleading.
Regulations regarding what goes inside a
product are not as restrictive as what is
printed on the outside label. Lets consider an example about the use of the word
pure when applied to essential oils. If
a bottle contains pure rosemary essential
oil and nothing else, it can be labeled as
pure rosemary essential oil. If a bottle
contains a pure rosemary oil mixed with
a pure carrier oil to dilute the rosemary, it
can be labeled as pure essential oils. See
the difference? Even though everything
inside the bottle might be pure, there is
a huge difference in what you are actually
getting for your money.

The term natural is another
example of labeling gone haywire. Some
companies use the word natural or nature in their company name or product
name to create the illusion that what is
inside their bottle is also natural. This is
not always the case. Applying the word to

the label does not alter the composition
of the product or what is inside the bottle.

Another way that labels can be
misleading stems from the difference between what is required on the nutritional
label and what information can be revealed in the list of other ingredients.
Not all information is required to be disclosed on a nutritional label. We are used
to reading serving size, fat calories, cholesterol, carbohydrates, proteins and such.
The average consumer will stop there. It is
important, however, to keep reading beyond the nutritional box. Other ingredients impact the effectiveness of products
and often times render them useless to
our bodys nutritional needs. Those pesky
other ingredients regularly contain fillers and preservatives that are harmful to
our bodies. Yet it is all too common for
consumers to be content with the information contained only in the boxed area.

Change serving size also contributes to misunderstandings in labeling and
wording. While the logical mind assumes
that the entire package, can, or container
would often contain one serving, labeling
allows for multiples servings. By creating
smaller serving sizes, nutritional information can be manipulated. Being mindful
of the serving size becomes very important for those of us who are watching our
weight or trying to limit calorie intake.

Be sure to pick up the next edition of The Fresno Flyer to learn more
about essential oils and their use. And as
always, drink more water. Your body will
love you for it.
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
| FRESNO FLYER |
JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017 |
Answers on page 19
Fun Facts
was elected to the post of Town Clerk for Brownhelm, Ohio in

1855 Langston became one of the first African Americans ever
elected to public office in America. John Mercer Langston was
also the great-uncle of Langston Hughes, famed poet of the
Harlem Renaissance.
In honor of Black History Month (February)
1. Black History Month began as Negro History Week, which

was created in 1926 by Carter G. Woodson, a noted African
American historian, scholar, educator, and publisher. It became
a month-long celebration in 1976. The month of February was
chosen to coincide with the birthdays of Frederick Douglass
and Abraham Lincoln.
2. On February 12, 2009, the NAACP marked its 100th anniversary. Spurred by growing racial violence in the early twentieth century, and particularly by race riots in Springfield Illinois
in 1908, a group of African American leaders joined together
to form a new permanent civil rights organization, the National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
February 12, 1909 was chosen because it was the centennial
anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln.
3. John Mercer Langston was the first black man to become
a lawyer in Ohio when he passed the Bar in 1854. When he
| JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017
| FRESNO FLYER |
researchers, and was a co-investigator on a bone cell experiment.
8. In 1940, Hattie McDaniel was the first African-American

performer to win an Academy Award (the film industry`s highest honor) for her portrayal of a loyal slave governess in Gone
4. Jack Johnson became the first African-American man to hold With the Wind.
the World Heavyweight Champion boxing title in 1908. He
held on to the belt until 1915.
9. George Washington Carver developed 300 derivative products from peanuts among them cheese, milk, coffee, flour, ink,
5. Thurgood Marshall was the first African American ever ap- dyes, plastics, wood stains, soap, linoleum, medicinal oils and
pointed to the United States Supreme Court. He was appointed cosmetics.
by President Lyndon B. Johnson, and served on the Supreme
10. Hiram Rhodes Revels was the first African American ever
Court from 1967 to 1991.
elected to the United States Senate. He represented the state of
Mississippi from February 1870 to March 1871.
6. Shirley Chisholm was the first African American woman
elected to the House of Representatives. She was elected in
1968 and represented the state of New York. She broke ground 11. The U.S. isnt the only country to celebrate Black History
again four years later in 1972 when she was the first major par- Month. Canada also observes it in February, while the U.K.
recognizes it in October. (Glum - ibtimes.com - 1/31/16)
ty African-American candidate and the first female candidate
for president of the United States.
12. One out of every four cowboys in the 1800s was black,
7. In 1992, Dr. Mae Jemison became the first African Ameri- CNN reported. (Glum - ibtimes.com - 1/31/16)
can woman to go into space aboard the space shuttle Endeavor.
During her 8-day mission she worked with U.S. and Japanese History.com Staff - History.com - Black History Facts (2009)
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
GET YOUR GRUB ON

LOCAL EATS AND TREATS
Safe Food Techniques Every

Home Cook Should Know
(BPT) - Good hosts want positive experiences around the dishes they prepare for
their friends and families - great conversation and good memories.

Whats a sure way to mar the feast?
Not being consistent in following safe food
handling techniques that every home cook
should know. Each year, one in six people
experiences food poisoning, affecting some
48 million people, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC).

Sometimes, the causes of food
poisoning are beyond our control, in spite
of regulations and best practices by farmers
and food companies. While ready-to-eat
foods and restaurants are often highlighted in the fight against food poisoning, we
often overlook that home cooks are important partners in reducing the risk of
foodborne illness, said Mike Robach, vice
president of food safety at Cargill.

The most common foodborne
pathogens, like salmonella and campylobacter, can cause serious illness, particularly in young children, the elderly, pregnant
women and other immune-compromised
people, said Shelley Feist, executive director of the Partnership for Food Safety
Education. Consistently practicing good
hand hygiene and safe food handling at
home is important to protect your family
from these microorganisms and the serious
illness they can cause.

Each year, foodborne illnesses
lead to 128,000 hospitalizations and 3,000
deaths, according to the CDC, as they can
lead to serious conditions such as sepsis
and kidney failure.

Like any skilled chef, you are best
prepared to create a memorable feast when
you keep these safe food handling practices
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
top-of-mind. They are just as necessary to

a great meal as sharp knives, high-quality
cookware, fresh ingredients and the right
appliances.
Clean Hands and Surfaces Often
rate from other foods, and use one cutting

board for fresh produce and a separate one
for raw meat and poultry.

Cook to Safe Temperatures
Before you begin cooking, start by making sure your work area and tools are clean.
Wash all preparation surfaces, including
cutting boards, with hot, soapy water. If
any tools or containers you will need are
dirty, either run the dishwasher cycle or
hand-wash the items in a sink of hot, soapy
water. Finally, wash your hands with warm
water and soap for 20 seconds before and
after handling food.
Here is a compelling reason to cook food

to a safe temperature: Even a professional chef cannot say with precision if a food
item is cooked to a safe internal temperature. Food is safely cooked when it reaches
a high enough internal temperature to kill
the harmful bacteria that cause illness. Get
a food thermometer and use it consistently.
For a list of safe internal temperatures, visit
the Partnership for Food Safety Education
website at fightbac.org.
Rinse Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Safe Leftovers
Depending on what you are using, some

foods will require rinsing. Rinse fresh fruits
and vegetables under running water just
before eating or using. Firm-skinned produce like cucumbers and apples should be
rubbed under running tap water by hand
or with a clean brush. You should also rinse
any produce that will be peeled, because
microorganisms on the surface can be easily transferred to the flesh with a peeler or
knife blade. Blot fresh fruits and vegetables
dry with paper towels.

There is no need to rinse raw meat
or poultry, at least, not in the name of food
safety. All that will accomplish is potentially spreading bacteria in your sink and
beyond. Raw meat and poultry must be
cooked to a safe internal temperature.
Proper storing of leftovers in a refrigerator

at 40 degrees Fahrenheit or below helps reduce the risk of food poisoning. Keep leftovers in shallow containers so they cool off
more quickly. When reheating leftovers,
make sure they reach a safe temperature
of 165 F degrees as measured with a food
thermometer. Consume or freeze refrigerated leftovers within three to four days.

For more tips to build your skills
and expertise in food safety, visit StoryofYourDinner.org. Check out an animated video, as well as fun items such as
kid-friendly placemats to download, and a
collection of delicious side dish recipes that
incorporate home food safety tips.
Safely Handle Meat and Poultry

The best home cooks know its important
to safely handle raw meat and poultry. To
start with, do not thaw frozen meat and
poultry at room temperature - to do so
gives harmful bacteria an ideal environment to multiply and spread.

There are three safe ways to defrost food: in the refrigerator, submerged
in cold water, and in the microwave. Food
thawed in cold water or in the microwave
should be cooked immediately.

Keep raw meat and poultry sepa-
| FRESNO FLYER |
JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017 |
The Horrors of Artificial

Food Coloring
by Anglia Walpool
ajor grocery shopping is done

once a month in my household,
and I sometimes start to hear the
theme music from the 1960s classic horror
movie Psycho in my head as I walk down
the food aisles of the store. Throughout the
years, companies have been targeting us with
the alluring appearance of their food products
by way of artificial colors. Everything from
the colorful cereal with charming cartoon
characters on the box to the colorful fruit
gummy snacks our children adore. Lets
face it, for most of us the more colorful our
food and beverages
are, the more were
captivated by it
which is exactly
why so many of
our favorite foods
contain
artificial
coloring.

The eight
most commonly used
artificial dyes are Blue
#1 (Brilliant Blue)
Blue #2 (Indigotine)
Green No. 3 (Fast
Green) Red No. 40 (Allure Red) Red No.
3 (Erythrosine) Yellow No. 5 (Tartrazine)
Yellow No. 6 (Sunset Yellow) and Orange B
(restricted to use in sausage casings and hot
dogs). The more frequently used food colors
are Yellow 5, Red Dye 40, and Red 3 which
is a petroleum product banned in 1990 from
being used in cosmetics as well as anything
else going on to skin due to the concerns the
risk of cancer. Nevertheless, unfortunately, it
is still legal for food industrial companies to
continue using it in our food as an ingredient.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest
(CSPI) an advocate for nutrition and health,
| JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017
| FRESNO FLYER |
food safety, and sound science, published

an inclusive report on June 1, 2010 entitled
Food Dyes: A Rainbow of Risks which
details the different dyes commonly used
in our food and the harm it may cause. Dr.
Arlen J. Lieberm, The founder and Director
of Advanced Medical of Twin Cities, PC
said, I would ban these dyes in a moment!

Manufacturers claim that artificial
coloring is added to enhance the appearance,
texture, and flavoring of food or beverages.
Food dyes are also used to deepen the color
of candy, fruit snacks, dry mixes, soups, and
even bread. Studies
published in the
Journal of Pediatrics
suggest that some
children
with
ADHD are adversely
affected by food
additives. However,
patients that have
removed
artificial
food dyes from their
diet have experienced
a decrease in seizures,
asthma, allergies, and
behavior disorders. Various studies show that
artificial colors like Yellow 5 and Yellow 6,
Red dye 40, can have a devastating effect on
ones health, especially that of children. Red
Dye 40, which has been specifically linked to
seizures, tumors, asthma, allergies, Attention
Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, also known
as ADHD, is still commonly used in a variety
of food products. Yet, the U.S. Food & Drug
Administration includes Red dye 40 on a list
of food additives that are generally recognized
on the GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe)
list. Artificial food coloring can be lurking
where you least expect it, in something as
simple as applesauce, flavored yogurt and

pickles (that beautiful bright green perfect
color isnt always natural) The food industry
dumps over 15 million pounds of the dyes
into the food supply each year, according to
Food Safety News.

Joel Nigg, P.H.D., a clinical
psychologist and a professor in the
departments of psychiatry and behavioral
sciences at OHSU stated the studies support
the link between dyes and hyperactivity.
Nigg is also the Author of What Causes
ADHD? Understanding What Goes Wrong
and Why. He has published nearly 200
peer-reviewed scientific papers related to
the neuropsychological, cognitive, and
temperamental correlations of child ADHD
to ADHD genetics. Dr. Nigg, has also coauthored a report linking color additives
to ADHD symptoms in children in 2012
in which he reported, Due to cancer
concerns, in 1961 Red dye #1 was banned.
Approximately nine years later Red #2 was
prohibited after some studies found that
large doses caused cancer in lab animals and
Red #4 shortly after.

Dr. David Wallinga of the Institute
for Agriculture and Trade Policy stated They
are really ubiquitous in this food supply
that we have created, he continued saying
that dyes disrupt metabolism functionality,
yellow dyes deplete zinc levels enough in
some kids to cause hyperactivity.

In Britain, warning labels caution
that the food may have an adverse effect on
activity and attention in children. Britain
has also requested that manufacturers
replace artificial food colors and flavors with
natural alternatives. In Europe, M&Ms
candy contains mostly natural dyes, because
otherwise theyd be required by law to place
a label on the packaging that says may have
an adverse effect on activity and attention
in children. However, on February 5, 2016
the reputable Mars Incorporated, a family
owned company with over one hundred
years of experience in the candy business,
announced that it will remove all artificial
colors from its human food products as part
of a commitment to meet evolving consumer
preferences, according to a press release by
the company. The change will take place over
a duration of five years.

Foods that arent red or orange
can still include artificial colors such as
peanut butter crackers, salad dressings,
marshmallows, and even medications you
take on a daily basis. Your best defense is
to read your food labels carefully and try
to avoid, or at least limit eating packaged
foods or sweet treats made with these kinds
of ingredients. Knowledge is half the battle
and it goes a long way in taking some of the
horror out of grocery shopping!
_____
Anglia is a local producer, director, author, and
writer seeking the most exciting entertainment
and helpful informative topics for her articles
in her efforts to improving the quality of life.
Facebook.com/candlesandwineproductions
/
Facebook.com/raisecentralvalley
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
THE CALENDAR
Find Out Whats Going on in Your Neck of the Woods.
Art
Art Hop Thursday, 5-8pm
ArtHop occurs every 1st and
3rd Thursday of each month.
Its one of the most active and
successful programs organized
by the Fresno Arts Council. Art
lovers and enthusiasts from
all walks of life flock downtown
Fresno and the Tower District
on the first Thursday of each
month, and the rest of ArtHop
venues in the Fresno metro areas on third Thursdays, to meet
and greet with the artists and
enjoy the reception and music.
Museums, studios, galleries
and other venues open their
exhibitions to the public at 5:00
p.m. and run the free event
until 8:00 p.m.
Art of the Word 2 Art Show,
Museum, Painting, Drawings/
Works on Paper In the Art of
the Word 2 exhibition, the
Fresno Art Museum honors two
Fresno literary icons and five
visual artists who have illustrated their words over the past 20
years. Featured on the walls
of the Contemporary Gallery
are excerpted writings from
childrens books by U.S. Poet
Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera
and Carnegie Medalist Gary
Soto and some of the illustrations their words inspired. Fresno Art Museum 2233 N. First
St. Fresno, CA 93703 (559)
441-4221 Thu.-Sun. 11 am-5
pm general adm $10, $5 ages
6-17, free to ages 5 and under
www.fresnoartmuseum.org
Named Sue, Folsom Prison

Blues, and the title tune. This
show paints a musical portrait
of The Man in Black that pays
tribute to a uniquely American
legend! Though he is never
impersonated, Johnny Cashs
remarkable life story is told
through his music, climaxing in
a concert that will both move
and exhilarate! $25-$40 Fri
2/3/17 at 8pm, Sat 2/4/17 at
8pm, Thu 2/9/17 at 7pm, Fri
2/10/17 at 8pm, Sat 2/11/17
at 8pm, Sun 2/12/17 at 2pm,
Thu 2/16/17 at 7pm Reedleys
River City Theatre Company
1720 10th St. Reedley, 93654
(559) 638-6500

Lively Arts Foundation
Presents BalletBoyz Fri, Feb
3rd 7:30pm Saroyan Theatre
730 M Street Fresno, 93721
This company of 10 male
dancers from London, founded
by former Royal Ballet principal
dancers, Michael Nunn and
William Trevitt, has been hailed
as viscerally thrilling The
Telegraph and a paradox of
muscular impact and weightless flight The program Life
features 2 new commissions
by internationally-acclaimed
choreographers Pontus Lidberg
and Javier deFrutos which are
inventitve, vivid and memorable.

HMS Pinafore Thu, Mar 2nd
7:30pm 2nd Space Theatre
928 E. Olive Fresno, CA 93728
ongoing event Waves of laughter buoy Gilbert & Sullivans
tale of a Captains daughter
who falls in love with a lowly
sailor. Along the way, the comic
opera lampoons the British
class system, the Royal Navy
and politics. Check website for
show times. www.gcplayers.
com/
Family
Meux Home Museum Tours
Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays
12:00pm-3:00pm 1007 R St. at
Tulare Fresno, 93721 The Meux
Home Museum recaptures
the flavor of Victorian Fresno
by presenting a middle-class
residence furnished in the period, as a representative house
museum. A costumed docent
will lead you on a one hour tour
of this restored urban dwelling
of the 1890s. The architecture
of the Meux Home results in
a calculated restlessness that
makes the home as intriguing
today as it was in its own day.
The 10 rooms are furnished
more or less as a Victorian
family might have had them the kitchen has a pie safe and
the library; a portrait showing
the young Dr. Meux on his way
to join the Confederate Army.
The Meux home was placed on
the National Register of Historic
Places on January 14, 1975.
Disney On Ice Friday, February 3, 2017 at 7 PM - 10 PM
Selland Arena 700 M St, Fresno
93721
Expanded Zumba classes
in Kerman! Every Tuesday
and Thursday from 7:00pm
8:00pm and Every Monday
and Wednesday from 9:00am
10:30 am at the Community/
Teen Center, cost is $5 a day or
$40 for a 12 day punch card.
The Weekend Blender Indoor Mall Show. Kids Art Hop.

Art & Music at Tower DisFeb 24-26th Fri. 10am-9m Sat
trict Records. Feb 2nd 5-8pm
10am-8pm & Sun 11am-6pm
302 E Olive Ave, Fresno
Sierra Vista Mall 1050 Shaw

Ave. Clovis

Beard & Moustache Competition Feb 18th at Franks
High School Musical On
Place 1432 Fulton St. Proceeds
The 2017 season of the
Stage Fri, Mar 10th 7:30pm
benefit Marjaree Mason Center.
Woodward Shakespeare Festi- Veterans Memorial Auditorium Doors open at 4. Competitors
val will be presenting: Twelfth
808 4th St Clovis, CA 93612
$20 Spectators $10
Night (Runs June 15 - July
Mar. 10, 2017 7:30pm Mar. 11,
18) & Titus Andronicus (Runs
2017 2:00pm & 7:30pm Mar.
August 3 - August 26) General 12, 2017 2:00pm Mar. 17,
audition information is avail2017 7:30pm Mar. 18, 2017
able on our website: http://
2:00pm & 7:30pm Mar. 19,
www.woodwardshakespeare.
2017 2:00pm
org/season-13/ Schedule your
audition now. Callbacks will be The Princess Bride (1987)
Saturday, January 21st.
Thursday, February 16, 2017

6:30 pm Visalia Fox Theatre
Ring Of Fire Cover/Tribute 300 Main Street Visalia
Band/Performer, Musical,
Revue From the iconic songCalling All Promotors We
book of Johnny Cash comes
can help get you out there.
this unique musical about love Well design, print and distriband faith, struggle and success, ute. Great prices for bulk orders
rowdiness and redemption, and Just call us for a free quote
home and family. More than
559-472-7182
two dozen classic hits - including I Walk The Line, A Boy
Theater
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
| FRESNO FLYER |
JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017 |
10
| JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017
| FRESNO FLYER |
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
Kaiser Permanente-Fresno
Line Dance Feb. 21st 3-4pm
Medical Center Farmers Market Senior Network 7638 N. InFresno Medical Center 7300
gram, Suite 111A, Fresno
N. Fresno St. Fresno, 93720
Wednesdays, year-round
Book Club Feb. 22nd
(weather permitting) 8 a.m.
10:30am Senior Network 7638
- 1:30 p.m. March through
N. Ingram, Suite 111A, Fresno
November 9 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
December through February. Craft Beaded Bracelet Feb.
Chocolate Run Feb 18, 2017 The Kaiser Permanente Fresno 24th 1pm Senior Network
Family event with a chocolate
Farmers Market is a certified
7638 N. Ingram, Suite 111A,
theme featuring a 2 mile walk year-round farmers market held Fresno
and run; 5 mile run; 10 mile
at the Palm entrance of the
run - which would be GREAT for Fresno Medical Center.For more Bridge Feb. 27th 1-3pm Sehalf or full marathon preparainformation about the market, nior Network 7638 N. Ingram,
tion; and a kids race, with each contact Public Affairs, (559)
Suite 111A, Fresno
child receiving a ribbon. Each 454-4128 mydoctor.kaiserperentrant will be entered into a
manente.org/ncal/facilities/
cash drawing during the event. region/fresno/area_master/
Awards will go to the top 3 in
news_events/farmers_market.
each 5 year age group and a
jsp
Beyond Your Backyard
1st place trophy for each walk
and run for both male and
Cherry Avenue Auction Every Astronomy Fri, Jan 27th Feb.
3, 2017 Feb. 24, 2017 Mar. 3,
female competitors. Large
Saturday & Tuesday 6:00amselection of chocolate edibles 3:00pm Cherry Avenue Auction 2017 7:00pm-8:00pm Three
Rivers Union School 41932 Siand drinks will be available
4640 S. Cherry Ave. Fresno,
93706 www.cherryavenueauc- erra Dr. Three Rivers, CA 93721
Join us for an hour of astronSupport Blue 5K, 10K Febru- tion.com
omy in the Three Rivers Union
ary 25, 2017 What better way
School upper field. Well look
to show your support of our
Old Town Clovis Farmers
for cool constellations, meteors
Police Officers who put their
Market 5th and Clovis Ave.
zooming by, planets, satellites
life on the line to protect the
Clovis, 93612 Sat, Nov 1st to
citizens of Fresno than to come Mon, Dec 26th 2016 Old Town and much more! Dress warmly.
out and run our 10K or run/
Clovis Farmers Market runs all Bring a blanket and flashlight.
walk the 5K. Unique Finishers year round 8:30am to 11:00am Children must be accompanied
medallions and awards.
featuring outstanding produce, by an adult chaperone. This is a
new Moon evening. This activity

delectable food and family
cancels in the event of rain.
Spotlight Dance Competition friendly entertainment. www.
Free.
Sat, Feb 4th 9:00am Saroyan
oldtownclovis.org

Theatre 730 M St. Fresno,
Circus 1903 The Golden
Visalia Adventure park.
Certified Organic Farmers
Arcade, Family Track, Lazer Tag, Age of Circus Sat, Feb 11th
Market Kristinas Natural
Batting Cages and more 5600 8:00pm Saroyan Theatre 730
Ranch Market Parking Lot
W Cypress Ave, Visalia, 93277, M Street Fresno, CA 93721
Circus 1903 The Golden Age
761 E. Barstow Fresno, 93710 559-635-7275
of Circus The producers of the
Fresno, 93710 Mon, Dec 26th
worlds biggest magic show,
to Sun, Jan 4th 2016 KristiThe Illusionists have teamed
nas Natural Ranch Market is
up with the award winning
proud to host Fresnos ONLY
puppeteers from War Horse to
year round Certified Organic
Bingo
Feb.
1st
3-4pm.
Palm
present a thrilling turn of the
Farmers Market. Here you can
Village
Senior
Network
7638
N.
century circus spectacular.
find local produce, organic raw
Sensational puppetry puts
milk, local honey, local organic Ingram, Suite 111A, Fresno
Elephants back in the ring as
eggs, etc. The Farmers Market
Bridge
Feb.
6th
1-3pm
Palm
never seen before along with a
is held in the Kristinas parking
Village
Senior
Network
7638
N.
huge cast of the most unique,
lot on the southwest corner on
amazing and dangerous circus
Barstow/First. Phone: 559-224- Ingram, Suite 111A, Fresno
acts from all four corners of
2222 Hours of Operation: Every
Line
Dance
Feb.
7th
3-4pm
the world, from strong men
Saturday year-round 7:00amto contortionists, acrobats to
12:00pm www.kristinasranch- Senior Network 7638 N. Ingram,
Suite
111A,
Fresno
musicians, knife throwers, high
market.com

wire and much more! Discover

Adult Coloring & Potluck
the golden age of circus this
Vineyard Farmers Market
Feb. 10th 12-2pm Senior
summer as CIRCUS 1903 The
100 W. Shaw Ave. Fresno
Network
7638
N.
Ingram,
Suite
Golden Age of Circus sets to
93704 Hours of operation:
111A,
Fresno
captivate audiences of all ages.
Wed: 3:00pm-6:00pm Satur$33, $43, $53, $63 www.fresdays 7:00am-12:00pm Year
Bridge
Feb.
13th
1-3pm
Senoconventioncenter.com/
round Rain or Shine. Vineyard
nior
Network
7638
N.
Ingram,
Farmers Market provides the
Suite 111A, Fresno
Mud Factor Fresno 2017
finest quality, locally grown,

Sunday March 5 at 10a - 1p
fruits and vegetables direct
Creative
Writing
Feb.
14th
Hobbs Grove. Mud Factor Sefrom the grower and is dedicatriously Fun, 5K Obstacle Run!
ed to providing your family with 1-2:30pm Senior Network
7638 N. Ingram, Suite 111A,
returns to Hobbs Grove for its
a healthy grocery options
Fresno
annual spring event on Sunday,
March 5th. Giant Cargo Climbs,
Crabfeed. All you can eat. Friday, February 17, 2017. T.D.E.S. BUNCO Feb. 16th 1-4pm Se- Mud Pits, Water Slides, KIDZ
Hall / 515 N. I Street, Tulare. nior Network 7638 N. Ingram, Run Too! Mud Factor is the misSuite 111A, Fresno
fit of mud runs. No timing chip.
Doors open at 6PM / Food
No first or last place. Just thouServed at 7PM. Dine in only.
Monthly
Luncheon
Feb.
sands of runners out for a good
Salad, Pasta, Cioppino, Wine &
17th
Senior
Network
7638
N.
time in the mud with friends
Cold Stone Creamery. $50 Holy
and family. Take advantage of
Spirit Festa 559-358-1052 or Ingram, Suite 111A, Fresno
EARLY BIRD pricing and Save
559-697-9072
www.FresnoFlyer.com
BIG! www.MUDFACTOR.com
2017 Bass Lake Events:
Easter Egg Hunt April 15, 2017
Pines Village. Easter Champagne Brunch April 16, 2017
Pines Village. 37th Annual Bass
Lake Fishing Derby May 6 & 7.
Yosemite Half Marathon May
13.
Special Events
Senior Events
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
World Ag Expo Thu, Feb

16th 9:00am-4:00pm International Agri-Center 4500
South Laspina Street Tulare,
CA 93274 World Ag Expo is
the worlds largest annual
agricultural exposition. More
than 1,500 exhibitors display
the latest in farm equipment,
communications and technology on 2.6 million square feet
of exhibit space. Free seminars
focus on a variety of topics
important to dairy producers,
farmers, ranchers and agribusiness professionals. World
Ag Expo is a cant miss show
for anyone in ag. $15 at the
gate Children 6 and under,
free SHOW HOURSTuesday,
February 14,2017: 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, February
15, 2017: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Thursday, February 16, 2017:
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

A unique 2 day festival with
positive vibe encouraging professional development, growth,
community, and fun! Www.
hotraqs.com April 22-23rd
Clovis

Rusty Roots Show Junk
Market April 23,2017 at sears
Visalia & June 24-25,2017 at
Tulare Fair over 100 vendors.
Www.rustyrootsshow.com

An Evening to Treasure Fri,
Feb 10th 6:00pm-9:00pm
Northpointe Community Church
4625 W Palo Alto Ave Fresno
- An Evening to Treasure Prom
is a FREE prom event for teens
and young adults ages 15-21
who are affected by disability or
have special needs in Central
California. Girls will be provided a free prom dress of their
dreams, a tiara, corsage, and
their hair and makeup done.
Boys will get a free tuxedo
rental, a shoe shine, crown,
hair done, and boutonniere.
Everyone will be paired with
a volunteer buddy for the
evening, as they get a limo ride,
free Chick-Fil-A dinner, a walk
down the red carpet with paparazzi celebrating them, and
even more. To sign up for this
amazing event, or to volunteer,
please go to www.aneveningtotreasure.com
| FRESNO FLYER |
JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017 | 11
Fresno Tattoo Expo 13th

March 25-26 Fresno Fairgrounds
Fresno State Lacrosse Feb.

10, 2017 Fresno State vs. LUI
Brooklyn 5:00pm Feb. 26,
2017 Fresno State vs. Oregon
1:00pm Mar. 3, 2017 Fresno
State vs. Presbyterian College
5:00pm Mar. 8, 2017 Fresno
State vs. Coastal Carolina
5:00pm
Free Smog Repairs Saturday

March 25, 2017 at Fresno Fairgrounds First 525 vehicles that
qualify after the free emissions
test will receive a $500 voucher
for repairs. 4670 E. Butler Ave.
Fresno
Tokopah Falls Winter Hike
Wed, Mar 29th 9:30am12:30pm Sequoia National
Park- Tokopah Falls Trailhead
Tokopah Falls trailhead Sequoia
National Park, CA 93262 WaFresno State Mens Tennis
terfalls are a popular summer
Fresno State vs. UC Davis
destination. What do they look
4:00pm Feb. 8, 2017 Fresno
like in winter? Join this moderState vs. UOP 5:00pm Feb. 12, ately paced walk to this local
2017 Fresno State vs. UCSB
attraction for winter recreation4:00pm Fresno State- Spaldists. On snowshoes or hiking,
ing G. Wathen Tennis Center
we will watch for wintering
5241 N. Maple Ave. Fresno,
animals and follow the dramat93740
ic Marble Fork of the Kaweah
Follow Us Online on FaceRiver upriver to this striking
book, Instagram, and Twitter to fall. Have your camera ready
learn about giveaways.
for this gorgeous excursion.
Snowshoes are available for
Sports
12
| JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017
| FRESNO FLYER |
rent at the Lodgepole Market.

Free. 9:30pm-12:30pm. Registration: Wuksachi Lodge. Open
to all park visitors. Difficulty:
Moderate Distance: about 4
miles Ages: All. Children must
be accompanied by an adult
chaperone. Meeting Location:
Tokopah Falls trailhead, Sequoia National Park Schedule
Jan. 4, 2017 Feb. 22, 2017
Mar. 29, 2017 Apr. 19, 2017
www.sequoiaparksconservancy.
org/
Central Valley Showcase:

Fresno Fuego vs. CV All Stars
Saturday, February 4 at 6:30
PM - 9:30 PM Chukchansi Park
1800 Tulare St, Fresno,
Grapple Bowl 4 Jiu-Jitsu
tournament at Clovis West High
School Sunday, February 12 at
7 AM - 5 PM Clovis West High
School 1070 E Teague Ave,
Clovis, 93720
R Kelly Live in concert.

The ABBA Show Sat 2/4/17
Sunday, February 19th. Selland at 7pm Cover/Tribute Band/
Arena 700 M Street Fresno.
Performer Performed by inter
nationally acclaimed impersonRebel Souljahz March 23rd
ators ABBAsolutely FABBAulous,
Fulton 55 875 Divisadero
The ABBA Show invites you on a

musical journey into the magic,
Foreigner 40th Anniversary talent and history that is the
Tour Thursday, March 9 at 8
legacy of ABBA. (559) 485PM - 11 PM Visalia Fox Theatre 5356 www.ticketweb.com All
308 W Main St, Visalia
ages $15 Strummers 833 E.

Fern Ave. Fresno
Sweet Dreams Pajama

Party Ft. Squnto Saturday,
Blake Shelton Fri 3/3/17 at
February 4 at 8 PM - 1:30 AM 7:30pm Save Mart Center 2650
Feb 4 at 8 PM to Feb 5 at 1:30 E. Shaw Ave. Fresno (559) 347AM Azteca Theater 838 F St,
3400 $29.50-$69.50
Fresno 8pm - 2am 16+ $10

Pepe Aguilar Sun 4/23/17
Beatles Vs Stones A musical at 8pm Latin/Salsa (559) 347showdown. Thursday, Feb3400 $39-$119
ruary 23rd. The Cellar Door
101 W. Main St. Visalia. $15
Los Blasters March 25th
advanced/$18 night of show.
Fulton 55 875 Divisadero St
Doors open at 8.
Super Bowl Potluck Party

Sunday, February 5 at 12 PM
Blue Fin Billiards 4113 W Swift
Fresno State Mens Basketball Feb. 1, 2017 Fresno State Ave. #103,

vs. Air Force 7:00pm Feb. 15,
2017 Fresno State vs. San
Jose State 7:00pm Feb. 18,
2017 Fresno State vs. New
Mexico 7:00pm Mar. 4, 2017
Fresno State vs. UNLV 4:00pm LA FIESTA DEL PUEBLO 3
DIAS FESTIVAL MARZO March
Save Mart Center 2650 E.
17 March 19 Mar 17 at 9 AM
Shaw Ave Fresno
to Mar 19 at 12 PM InternationRoller Derby- Tulare Takeover
al Agri-Center 4500 S Laspina Calling All Promotors Well
Feb. 4th at 5pm Tulare Fairdesign, print and distribute.
St, Tulare
grounds
Free quote 559-472-7182

Music
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
Follow Us Online on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to

18-time Blues Music Award

nominee overall. (559) 4859050 All ages $27-$47 Tower
Theatre Lounge 805 E. Olive
Ave. Fresno.
genre Bend & Blending through

the basselines all night long.
Veni Vidi Vici 1116 No Fulton
St, Fresno 93728 1p-4p

No Love Zone Bash Feb 17th
Blazefest featuring Shine$3 entry $1 drink night 9pm
down Sat 4/8/17 at 3pm Rock 1930 E Shields Ave, Fresno.
With All That Remains, Sick
Puppies and As Lions. $32.50- The Salsa Tuesdays Latin/
$42.50 Fresno Fairgrounds
Salsa, Ballroom Salsa Dance
1121 S. Chance Ave. Fresno
Lessons start at 8 pm; music
and dancing follow every TuesGregor Ross and the 4
day night at The Cellar Door.
Horsemen Russian Money Sat, Beginners lessons run from
February 25, 2017 Doors: 7:30 8-8:45 pm, advanced lessons
pm / Show: 8:30 pm $10.00
from 8:45-9:30 pm, and danc- $12.00 Gregor is a singer/
ing follows. All dabce lessons
songwriter from Caruthers, a
are free with admission. www.
small farming community in the
Central Valley of California. I
work as a welder by trade traveling around to several different
states. I started welding around
age 15. During my weekends
and summer breaks from
school, I would go out on the
road working and learning to
Neil Diamond Fri 4/7/17 at
Cody Canada and the Departplay my guitar in the many hotel
8pm Save Mart Center 2650 ed Country, Rock Cody Canada
rooms we stayed in. Fulton 55
E. Shaw Ave. Fresno (559) 347- first made waves on the music
875 Divisadero Street, Fresno
3400 www.neildiamond.com
scene as part of the Red Dirt
559-485-8497 (TIXS), http://
band, Cross Canadian Ragwww.ticketmaster.com/ $36weed, which he fronted for 15
$146.50 plus service fee
years. After they parted ways

in 2010, Canada resurfaced
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
with his new, Oklahoma-Texas Wine Tasting Food/Tasting J.
Thu 3/23/17 at 9pm Rock The band, The Departed, and they Sorrenti Wine Bar in the Sierra
Brooklyn-based quintet, Clap
released their debut album,
Nut House hosts daily wine
Your Hands Say Yeah, plays up- This is Indian Land, back in
tastings, with appetizers and
beat, pop-branded rock n roll. 2011. Along with Canada, the full menu items. (559) 432www.clapyourhandssayyeah.
current lineup includes Jeremy 4023 Sierra Nut House 7901
com/ (559) 636-9463 21 and Plato, Chris Doege and Steve
N. Blackstone Ave. Fresno,
over $12 in advance, $15 day Littleton. (559) 485-5356 www. 93720 Daily 8am-8pm
of show The Cellar Door 101 W. ticketweb.com All ages $15

Main St. Visalia
Strummers 833 E. Fern Ave.
Bob Marley Annual Birthday
Fresno
Jam Friday Feb 10 at Cellar
The Bouncing Souls Mon
Door 9pm Anual Reggae Unity
3/20/17 at 7pm With AJJ, Get Duke Robillard Band Thu
and Marley Birthday CelebraDead Punk, Rock www.bounc- 3/30/17 at 8pm Blues, Jazz
tion. Featuring the absolute
ingsouls.com (559) 485-5356 Duke Robillard. Guitarist.
best reggae bands in the
www.ticketweb.com All ages
Bandleader. Songwriter. Singer. Central Valley. 101 W Main St
$20 Strummers 833 E. Fern
Producer. Session musician.
Visalia, 93291
Ave.
And a one-man cheering
section for the blues, in all
Rebel Bass. Reggae, Dub,
The Police Experience
its forms and permutations.
Dancehall, Ragga, Grime, FootSaturday, March 4, 2017 at 7
And every one of those names work. Bless Up! Friday February
PM - 10 PM Tower Theatre 815 has shared recording studio
10th the Genuine Bass Crew is
E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728
space or stage time with a man back with another night of Reb
who is a legend in the blues
el Bass, Rebel Music for your
Robin Thicke Mon, Feb 13th community. The multi-Grammy hearts , souls & your Booties!
7:30pm Table Mountain Casino nominee from Rhode Island is a With your Host Dj Professor
8184 Table Mountain Rd. Friant four-time Best Guitarist winner Stone plus special guest bring
at the Blues Music Awards and ing in the Reggae Vibes and
Twenty One Pilots with
Judah and the Lion coming to
the Save Mart Center February
14. Tickets available online
TicketLiquidator.com 2650 E
Shaw Ave Fresno, 93710
cellardoor101.com/event-calendar.html Event Info: (559)

636-9463 The Cellar Door 101
W. Main St. Visalia, 93291
Fifty Shades of Men February 25th at 7PM Fresno Fair
Grounds Commerce Bldg. Buy
tickets online at bigfootticket.
com

Poker for Paws Sat, February
18th at 7:15. $40 Buy-In. Cat
House on the kings & Club One
Casino.
Dapper Stroll & Soiree Pub

Crawl. March 11th Tower District. 7:30pm, Drink Specials,
No cover, Party starts at The Ivy
Room $5 wristbands.
Calling All Promotors We

can help get you out there.
Designing and distributing can
sometimes cut into your pockets deeper than you would like.
Let us help. Well design, print
and distribute. Dont need the
design? Cool. Weve got great
rates on bulk prints you wont
find anywhere else. Just call us
Follow Us Online on Facefor a free quote and lets see
book, Instagram, and Twitter to what we can do for you.559learn about giveaways.
472-7182
21 & Over
Fresno Dixieland Festival

Thu 2/9/17 at 6pm-11pm,
Fri 2/10/17 - Sun 2/12/17 at
10am-11pm Cajun/Zydeco,
Swing, Ballroom, Live Music in
Bar/Club33rd Annual Sounds
of Mardi Gras Festival. (209)
534-1924 All ages DoubleTree
Fresno & Convention Center
2233 Ventura Street Fresno
(559) 268-1000
Follow Us Online on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
| FRESNO FLYER |
JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017 | 13
Directory|List Your Business
Business & Service

AC & HEATING

A/C TUNEUP $69 Just
mention this ad. Francos Plumbing Heating
& A/C. Commercial
& Residential Service,
Repair & Installation. 7
Days a Week. All Makes
& Models. Call (559)
917-9367
FOR YOUR HOMREHEALTH

PAIR NEEDS. Drywall,
Painting, Plumbing and
TOWER CHIROMore. No Job is too
PRACTIC WELLSmall. Free Estimates
NESS CENTER,
704-5967 Unlicensed
and injury chiropractor
in Fresno 459-0224
CARE PROVIDER
IN HOME Care
Provider. 20 years
experience. All domestic
duties. Transportation to
appointments, errands,
cooking, laundry, light
house work, personal
grooming and more.
Adults male, female
or couples. Pets ok.
Smokers ok. Please
call (559)577-6795 or
AUTO REPAIR
(559)222-5109. Please
LUBE, OIL & FILTER leave a message, will
return call.
change. $17.98 most
vehicles. Call Economy
Auto (559) 233- 1737
DIAGNOSTICS
CHECK $39.95 for
most cars & trucks plus
tax. Payless Brakes &
Tires 237-5377
CLEANING
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
ORALIAS HOUSE
Cleaning 15 years
experience. Honest &
Affordable. Residential
only. Call 250-3071
FOR ALL YOUR

HOME REPAIR
NEEDS. Drywall,
Painting, Plumbing,
Doors, Windows and
More. No Job is too
Small. Free Estimates,
Call Charles Today!
559-704-5967 Unlicensed
LIST YOUR BUSINESS HERE for only

$10 a week. Call 559472-7182
CONCRETE
CONCRETE construction and repairs. Driveways slabs walkways
sidewalks patios and
more Lic. and insured
Lic893450 Cal West
Concrete Inc 250-6966
BARBERSHOP

SHIELDS & WEST
Barbershop! Reg hair
cut $4.50. Seniors and
boys under 12, $4.00.
1224 W Shields Ave,
Fresno. Mon-Fri 8-6,
Sat-Sun 8-5. 227-6739
LAWN SERVICE
HAULING
Reach Your Community

For Less!
YOUR BUSINESS HERE
Mini Business Card

$20 WEEK
Colins
Upholstery
LAWN SERVICE.
Cleanups, Fertilizer,
New Saw, Lawn Spraying, Sprinkler Repair &
Lawn Reseeding. Call
for a Free Estimate!
559-696-5149 or 559275-7630
JW CLEAN-UP
SERVICES and trash
hauling. Estate Sale

Cleanups. Yard, ConTHOMAS NELSON
struction, rubbish, trees
CONSTRUCTION
STORAGE
& demo, rentals, lots,
Custom homes, Reapartments. We do it all.
moldeling, Koi Ponds
BOBS MINI STOR645-1586 50 years exp (559)307-4304
AGE - EVERYDAY
LOW RATES! Call
SUPPORT LOCAL
for specials 6x8 only
BUSINESS
$32.00 per month.
10x10 only $59.00
Business Card Size per month, 8x24 only
$81.00 per month. Free
moving Truck!! Bobs
Mini Storage 5280 N.
Barcus Fresno, CA.
93722 (559)275-4000
AD DESIGN
Se Habla Espanol
CONSTRUCTION
LIST YOUR BUSINESS HERE for

only $10 a week. Call
559-472-7182 or email
info@fresnoflyer.com
This whole Ad
$60 week
Only $7 a week. Call 559-472-7182

Email your ads to: Info@fresnoflyer.com
ONLY
$30 WEEK
INCLUDED
Call Today
(559) 472-7182
NO CONTRACTS
FresnoFlyer.com
FresnoFlyer.com
Drywall Painting Plumbing Doors

Windows Cabinets Concrete & More!
No Job is Too Small

call charles
Unlicensed
but Im never alone.

I have Life Alert.
FREE ESTIMATES
Like Me on Facebook! www.Facebook.com/EdmondsonHandyman
For a FREE brochure call:
1-800-760-7834
14
| JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017
| FRESNO FLYER |
CEdmondsonCEO@gmail.com
559-704-5967
TREE SERVICE
LIST YOUR BUSINESS HERE for only

$10 a week. Call 559472-7182
Handyman Services
REAL ESTATE

CENTURY 21 AGENT
SELLS FARMS &
RANCHES. Call (559)
259-0713. Ray Schmall
Century 21.
WALKERS TREE
& Lawn Service. Free
Estimates. Palm trees,
tree stumps, mistletoe,
we can do it all! Call
765-4873 (office) 4218555 (cell)
Automotive, Boats, RVs, Custom Furniture.

Motorcycles, Convertibles
Complete Restoration
3807 E. Tulare Fresno, Ca 93702

559-445-0019
DUIS? - TICKETS ACCIDENTS - SR22

- NO LICENSE? NO
PROBLEM! Cost U
Less Insurance can
help. (559)512-1255
lic#oc13463
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
Classifieds
Run it with us for FREE! Its Easy!

If youre a private party and selling items for under $300 then well list it for
free. Email your classified ads to: Info@fresnoflyer.com
BOBS MINI STOR-
IN HOME CARE
EXPLORE CranioBE JOB READY in as
EMPLOYMENT
Provider. 20 years
Sacral Therapy. 30
few as 7 months! SJVC
minute session for $20 Madera Campus offers
for specials 6x8 only duties. Transportation to EXPERIENCED
to answer all your ques- medical and business
$32.00 per month.
appointments, errands, Tree Climber needed.
tions about this dynamic programs. Classes start
10x10 only $59.00
cooking, laundry, light Reliable transportation alternative to traditional every 5 /wks. Financial
a must. Tools provided, methods. Call/text 559- aid available to those
per month, 8x24 only house work, personal
but own tools a plus.
$81.00 per month. Free grooming and more.
400-1352.
who qualify. (559) 302call 421-8555 to apply
moving Truck!! Bobs
Adults male, female
2155 sjvc.edu
or couples. Pets ok.
LIFE ALERT. 24/7.

LICENSED HAIR
Barcus Fresno, CA.
Smokers ok. Please
One press of a button
BOBS MINI STORCUTTER WANTED
93722 (559)275-4000
call (559)577-6795 or
sends help FAST! Medi- AGE - EVERYDAY
Se Habla Espanol
(559)222-5109. Please Busy Shop. 1224 W
cal, Fire, Burglar.
LOW RATES! Call
Shields Ave, Fresno.

leave a message, will
Even if you can?t
for specials 6x8 only
Mon-Fri 8-6, Sat-Sun
DISH TV 2 Year
return call.
reach a phone! FREE
$32.00 per month.
8-5. Call SHIELDS &
Price Lock With Flex

Brochure. CALL 80010x10 only $59.00
WEST Barber Shop
Pack. Only $49.99/mo. FEMALE HELPER
760-7834
per month, 8x24 only
(559)227-6739
Includes FREE Hopper Needed. Cleaning and

$81.00 per month. Free

and 3 Months HBO,
Organizing. HonesWHO WILL pay your moving Truck!! Bobs
NEED SOME extra
Cinemax, Showtime,
ty and dependability
funeral expenses? For
Starz & Dish Movie
required. $15 Hour. 432- cash? Text your email
pennies a day you can
Barcus Fresno, CA.
address to 559-400-1352 have real peace-ofPack Call Today 1-800- 5050 Leave Message
93722 (559)275-4000
and receive a free ebook mind! Security National Se Habla Espanol
416-5143
to learn if becoming a

Life Insurance Compa-
Young Living distributor ny. CA agent, Clint Car- DISH TV 2 Year
LIFE ALERT. 24/7.
EDUCATION
is for you.
One press of a button
tridge (559) 478-0425
Price Lock With Flex

sends help FAST! Medi- YOUR NEW Career
LIC#OH83603
Pack. Only $49.99/mo.
DRIVE WITH UBER.
cal, Fire, Burglar.
Includes FREE Hopper
Starts Here. Health &
No experience is reEven if you can?t

and 3 Months HBO,
Beauty. Financial aid
quired, but youll need a MISCELLANEOUS Cinemax, Showtime,
reach a phone! FREE
for those who qualify.
Smartphone. Its fun and
Brochure. CALL 800Starz & Dish Movie
Employment services
760-7834
Pack Call Today 1-800for graduates. No High easy. For more informa- FREE EBOOK. Text
tion, call: 1-800-803
416-5143
School Diploma or
your email address
9198
STOP OVERPAYING GED? Call Milan, we

to 559-400-1352 and
ADULT
AGE - EVERYDAY
ENTERTAINMENT LOW RATES! Call
MEET SINGLES in
your area. Real Hookups
Real Fast. Try it FREE!
Ahora en Espanol 18+
(559)761-0162

MEET HOT black
singles Now Call FREE!
1-800-731-5606

ALL MALE HOT
GAY HOOKUPS! Call
FREE! 800-546-8918
only 18 and over

HABLAS ESPANOL?
HOT Latino Chat.
Call FREE! 800-9364519
ANNOUNCEMENTS
YOUR NEW Career

Starts Here. Health &
Beauty. Financial aid
for those who qualify.
Employment services
for graduates. No High
School Diploma or
GED? Call Milan, we
for your prescriptions! can help! 1-888-216can help! 1-888-216SAVE! Call our licensed 1797 MilanInstitute.edu
WORK WANTED
1797 MilanInstitute.
Canadian and Interna
edu tional pharmacy,
LEARN TO DRIVE A

compare prices and get FORKLIFT. Train-The- IN-HOME Care ProLEARN TO DRIVE A $25.00 OFF your first
Trainer & Re-Certifica- vider for Hire. 27 years
FORKLIFT. Train-The- prescription! CALL
tion Classes Available. experience. Personal
grooming, transportaTrainer & Re-Certifica- 1-800-291-6572 Promo Day & Night Classes
tion Classes Available. Code CDC201625
Available. $50 Discount tion to appointments,
Day & Night Classes

to Veterans. Visit CFTC. grocery stores or just
Available. $50 Discount DRIVE WITH Uber.
net For More Info. 559- an outing to movies,
parks or to visit friends.
to Veterans. Visit CFTC. No experience is re325-8097
All household duties.
net For More Info. 559- quired, but youll need a
Available Full Time.
325-8097
Smartphone. Its fun and GUITAR LESSONS.

easy. For more informa- All levels, All styles,Af- Call (559) 394-3806
Diana
BE JOB READY in as tion, call: 1-800-803fordable. Available in
few as 7 months! SJVC 9198 the Fresno/Clovis area.
IN HOME Care
Madera Campus offers
Contact Kevin James
Provider. 20 years
medical and business
ORALIAS HOUSE
gitfiddle@yahoo.com
programs. Classes start Cleaning. 15 years
(559)940-8757 experience. All domestic
every 5 /wks. Financial experience. Honest &

aid available to those
Dependable. Residential BE JOB READY in as appointments, errands,
who qualify. (559) 302- Only. Call Oralia 250few as 7 months! SJVC cooking, laundry, light
2155 sjvc.edu
3071 or 275-7630(mes- Madera Campus offers house work, personal
grooming and more.

sages only)
medical and business
WALKERS TREE ,

programs. Classes start Adults male, female

every 5 /wks. Financial or couples. Pets ok.
Smokers ok. Please
estimates. Palm trees,
CARE PROVIDER aid available to those
who qualify. (559) 302- call (559)577-6795 or
(559)222-5109. Please
WHO WILL pay your 2155 sjvc.edu
765-4873 (office) 421- funeral expenses? For

return call.
8555 (cell)
FREE EBOOK. Text

have real peace-ofyour email address
WE LOAN MONEY. mind! Security National to 559-400-1352 and
Call The Fresno Hock
HEALTH & FITNESS
Life Insurance Compa- receive a free ebook
Shoppe (559) 264-5856 ny. CA agent, Clint Car- to learn if becoming a

or come in. 3235 E.
tridge (559) 478-0425
Young Living distributor SHIELDS & WEST
Belmont Ave. Fresno.
Barbershop! Reg hair
LIC#OH83603
is for you.
We have electronics,
cut $4.50. Seniors and
SELLING SOMEjewelry, and more! You SELLING SOMEboys under 12, $4.00.
THING? If its under
THING? Under $300
can also check us out
1224 W Shields Ave,
its FREE! 472-7182
online www.TheFresno- $300 list it here for
Fresno. Mon-Fri 8-6,
FREE! 472-7182
HockShoppe.com
Sat-Sun 8-5. (559)2276739
SUPPORT LOCAL
FresnoFlyer.com
BUSINESS
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
STOP OVERPAYING
receive a free ebook
for your prescriptions!
Young Living distributor SAVE! Call our licensed
Canadian and Internais for you.
tional pharmacy,

compare prices and get
NEED SOME extra
$25.00 OFF your first
cash? Text your email
address to 559-400-1352 prescription! CALL
and receive a free ebook 1-800-291-6572 Promo
Code CDC201625
Young Living distributor
IN-HOME Care Prois for you.
vider for Hire. 27 years

TIRED OF the plastic experience. Personal
claw in your hair? Call grooming, transportation to appointments,
559-400-1352 for a
grocery stores or just an
beautiful and versatile
outing to movies, parks
alternative.
or to visit friends. All

household duties. AvailLOOKING FOR the
able Full Time. Call
perfect gift for that
(559) 394-3806 Diana
special lady who has
everything? Call/text
559-400-1352 for some SELLING SOMETHING? If its under
clever alternatives to
$300 list it here for
flowers and candy.
FREE! 472-7182

WE LOAN Money.
Call The Fresno Hock
Shoppe (559) 264-5856
or come in. 3235 E.
jewelry, and more! You
online www.TheFresnoHockShoppe.com
Are You Still Paying Too Much For Your Medications?

Their Price
CrestorTM
794.70
Typical US Brand Price
for 20mg x 90
Our Price
Rosuvastatin*
$
78.30
Generic equivalent of CrestorTM

Generic price for for 20mg x 90
You can save up to 97% when you fill your prescriptions

with our Canadian and International prescription service.
Get An Extra $15 Off & Free Shipping

On Your 1st Order!
Call the number below and save an additional $15 plus get free shipping
on your first prescription order with Canada Drug Center. Expires
December 31, 2016. Offer is valid for prescription orders only and can
not be used in conjunction with any other offers. Valid for new customers
only. One time use per household. Use code 15FREE to receive this
special offer.
Call Now! 800-291-6572
Please note that we do not carry controlled substances and a valid prescription is required for all prescription medication orders.
Use of these services is subject to the Terms of Use and accompanying policies at www.canadadrugcenter.com.
| FRESNO FLYER |
JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017 | 15
IN HOME CARE
Provider. 20 years
appointments, errands,
cooking, laundry, light
house work, personal
grooming and more.
call (559)577-6795 or
(559)222-5109. Please
return call.

WHO WILL pay your
have real peace-ofmind! Security National
Life Insurance Company. CA agent, Clint Cartridge (559) 478-0425
LIC#OH83603

FEMALE HELPER
Needed. Cleaning and
Organizing. Honesty and dependability
required. $15 Hour. 4325050 Leave Message.

MANUFACTURED
Homes in a Gated
Community. Starting
at $59,900. Owner
financing, low down
payments, competitive
interest rates. Veterans
eligible for $2,500
grant towards the down
payment on a home!
(559) 273-3150 or (888)
563-3003
16
ORALIAS HOUSE
Cleaning. 15 years
Dependable. Residential
Only. Call Oralia 2503071 or 275-7630(messages only)

SPANISH
CANADA DRUG
Center es tu mejor
opcion para ordenar
medicamentos seguros y
economicos. Nuestros
servicios de farmacia
con licencia Canadiense
e Internacional te
proveeran con ahorros de hasta el 75 en
todas las medicinas que
necesites. Llama ahora
al 1-800-986-1851 y
obten $10 de descuento
con tu primer orden ademas de envio gratuito.
FURNITURE
OLD WOODEN furniture in need of some
paint. Springs are in
great condition. Comes
with cushions bought at
Pier 1. $100 OBO, No
delivery 974-7119

BED FRAME with
nightstand and dresser
FULL $275 (559) 7074402
| JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017
1960S GOLD Night

Stand Set $100 (559)
723-2231

LARGE DARK brown
couch imitation leather,
it is 7 1/2 foot long like
new, no imperfections
very durable. $175
cash if interested call
(559)344-9452
8 QUART milk can /

jug steel $50 (559) 7765218

EMERSON completed
stereo system Beautiful
like new with manual
Emerson complete
phonograph CD cassette
a.m. FM radio . In
beautiful wood cabinet
. Record player still has
RED LEATHER chair plastic on never used
Contact 559 355-2174 . Great sounding for
$100
someone who likes to
listen to records casSTORAGE LAWN
settes or CD and Radio
shed. Brand new in box. $ 75.00 call or text 5598ft $150 no delivery.
709-3250
Call 840-7886
1977 McCormick
ELECTRIC recliner,
Whiskey Decanter with
like new. Paid $600
a wind-up Music Box in
Asking $200 obo Call
base. Yours Elvis 55
578-0445
Series. The decanter is
empty but otherwise
in perfect condition.
Stands 14 tall. Includes
ANTIQUES
& COLLECTIBLES certificate of authenticity and original box and
WE LOAN MONEY. registration form. $75.
call or text 559-708Call The Fresno Hock
Shoppe (559) 264-5856 7791

or come in. 3235 E.
AUTHENTIC Mid
Century 9 drawer dressWe have electronics,
jewelry, and more visit er $200 (559) 776-1766
online TheFresnoHockSELLING SOMEShoppe.com
THING? If its under
FREE! 472-7182
| FRESNO FLYER |
NICE ANTIQUE set

of dishes by Edwin M.
Knowles. 37 pieces: 8
dinner plates 8 berry
bowls 6 bread and
butter plates 4 teacups
(1 chipped) 6 saucers
1 cream 1 sugar bowl
with lid 1 serving
platter 1 oval serving
bowl 1 bowl Excellent
condition. Only 1 small
chip. $30 (559) 7603037
ANTIQUE Gas/Coal/
Wood burning stove universal. Was in working
condition when it was
last hooked up to gas.
Cash only. 559-9175689 $800 (Sanger)
APPLIANCES
GE Refrigerator with
ice maker. Black. Works
perfect. Makes ice fast.
$200 Text is best 559718-0275 (Madera)

KENMORE elite
washer/elect. dryer $250
(559) 284-1993

MAYTAG Neptune
Washer/Dryer Front
Load Washer Serviced
Ready For Work Clean
Set Electric Dryer
$450.00 Call 313-7519
TOP OF THE line

full size freezer that
works perfect. Im in
small apartment now so
must sell. Temp gage
and alarm on outside
of unit(see. Pictures).
$225.00 Call Darryl at
652-8164
JAUBERT France
vintage road bike in
excellent condition &
fun to ride. Fixie(single
gear) bike with a front
brake, 700c rims & tires
along with a new gel
comfort seat. Please call
(559) 349-9217 $107

12 TONKA bike, for
sale , bike shows normal
BIKES
use , but its in good
WE LOAN MONEY. working condition, tires
have air and everyCall The Fresno Hock
Shoppe (559) 264-5856 thing $25 call or text
559.217.9024
or come in. 3235 E.

Belmont Ave. We have
KENWOORD 200 watt
electronics, jewelry,
and more! Check us out CEMETERY PLOTS 4 channel amp $150 obo
578-2196
online www.TheFresnoHockShoppe.com
WHO WILL pay your
TOOLS
RALEIGH Retroglid
& EQUIPMENT
one of the most comhave real peace-offortable and well built
mind! Security National
Beach Cruisers on the
Life Insurance Compa- WE LOAN MONEY.
market. Great bike for
ny. CA agent, Clint Car- Call The Fresno Hock
Shoppe (559) 264-5856
less than half of price
tridge (559) 478-0425
or come in. 3235 E.
new at $150.00. Call
LIC#OH83603
DARRYL anytime at

559-652-8162
jewelry, and more! You
ELECTRONICS
26 INCH swinn bike
$60 (559) 681-5116
KICKER SOLAR bar- online www.TheFresno
ic sub - L7 new in box HockShoppe.com

16 BOYS bike $40
$200 obo 578-2196
SKIL 12V Cordless
(559) 500-9158

KENWOOD FLIP flop Drill w Charger and
Case $30 470-8091 text
SPECIALIZED hot
face CD player 9013
please
rock 16 inch girls bike $150 obo 578-2196
$40 (559) 371-3212
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
BEAUTIFUL COZY
Home For Sale by owner.Safe neighborhood.
3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom
3-BEDROOMS
1489 sqft on large lot.
$750.00-$850.00!!
Remodeled Apartments, Wood burning fireplace,
A/C, Washer/Dryer
Central A/C, Secured
hookup, clothesline,
Complex WIFI, 8th/
electric garage door,
Olive. Call Toll-Free
double pane windows,
1-888-895-9623. For
upgraded receptacles
more info visit www.
and more. 3145 N. 7th
jm-properties.com/
St. Fresno, 93703. Askquailridge
ing $172,950. Call for
questions and viewing
(559)292-8318
APARTMENT
FOR RENT
FOR RENT
DO YOU have a rental?

List is here for only $5
a week. Call The Fresno

Flyer (559) 472-7182
ORALIAS HOUSE
JW CLEAN-UP
Cleaning. 15 years
SERVICES. Estate Sale or email our office at
Cleanups. Yard, Trash, info@fresnoflyer.com
Well be able to build
Dependable. Residential Construction cleanup,
Only. Call Oralia 250rubbish, lots and more. you a custom quote
from line ads to displays
3071 or 275-7630(mes- Call 307-4304
sages only)

CLEANING
TREE SERVICE
WALKERS TREE ,
estimates. Palm trees,
765-4873 (office) 4218555 (cell)
SE RENTA Apartmento ROOM FOR RENT

1145 E. Clinton Ave.
1 bd 1 bth $620/month FRESNO/ASHLAN
LADDER, 5 ft alumi- HORSE TRAILER
$620 deposit. Call 451- area with a full room for
num $30 Call 559-259- $3500 (559) 430-7789
rent in a nice house. For
1100 or 646-2804
9740.
single of couple. $400
HOME

5.5 x 10 Utility Trailer,
month with $300 deopIMPROVEMENT
WHEELBARROW
all new, $950 Call 559sit. Se habla espanol.
FOR SALE
in good condition. Call 456-8466 or text 559(559) 400-1500
FOR ALL YOUR

559-360-2977. $25
999-4730
HOME REPAIR
BEAUTIFUL
COZY

NEEDS. Drywall, PaintHome
For
Sale
by
own3 SPACE Service Cart AIR compressor trim
REAL ESTATE
ing, Plumbing, Doors,
er.Safe
neighborhood.
only $80.00 please call edger $125 559-333FOR SALE
Windows and More. No
3
Bedroom
2
Bathroom
or text me at (559)389- 3230
Job is too Small. Free
1489
sqft
on
large
lot.
4462
CENTURY 21 AGENT Estimates, Call Charles
Wood
burning
fireplace,

SELLS FARMS &
Today! 559-704-5967
A/C, Washer/Dryer
STORAGE cabinet,
APARTMENTS
RANCHES. Call (559) Unlicensed
hookup,
clothesline,
antique metal 12x18x63
FOR RENT
259-0713. Ray Schmall
electric garage door,
$55 559-360-2977
Century 21.
JW CLEAN-UP
double
pane
windows,

3-BEDROOMS
SERVICES. Estate Sale
upgraded
receptacles
CRAFTSMAN
$750.00-$850.00!!
MANUFACTURED
Cleanups. Yard, Trash,
and
more.
3145
N.
7th
BELT SANDER $35
Remodeled Apartments, St. Fresno, 93703. Ask- Homes in a Gated Com- Construction cleanup,
(559)246-5661
Central A/C, Secured
munity. Homes starting rubbish, trees & demo,
ing $172,950. Call for
Complex WIFI, 8th/
rentals, lots, apartments
questions and viewing at $59,900. Owner
Olive. Call Toll-Free
financing, low down
& forclosures. We do it
(559)292-8318
FARM & GARDEN 1-888-895-9623. For
payments, competitive all Just Call! (550)307more info visit www.
interest rates. Veterans 4304 ask for James

GARDEN PLUS
jm-properties.com/
let us help you with a
HOUSES
FOR
SALE
galvanized hardware
quailridge
$2,500 grant towards
LAWN SERVICE.
cloth/mesh $20 (559)
the down payment on a Cleanups, Fertilizer,
MANUFACTURED
776-5218
SE RENTA Apartmento
Homes in a Gated Com- home! Call Willows of New Saw, Lawn Spray
1145 E. Clinton Ave.
munity. Homes starting Santiago 559) 273-3150 ing, Sprinkler Repair &
CRAFTSMAN lawn
1 bd 1 bth $620/month
or (888) 563-3003
Lawn Reseeding. Call
mower $135 (Kerman) $620 deposit. Call 451- at $59,900. Owner
for a Free Estimate!
financing, low down
(559)800-5118 1100 or 646-2804
559-696-5149 or 559payments,
competitive

HANDYMAN
275-7630
interest
rates.
Veterans
LANDSCAPE
DO YOU have a rental?
let us help you with a
MATERIALS FOR
List is here for only $5
FOR ALL YOUR
SALE* Top soil, Sand, a week. Call The Fresno $2,500 grant towards
HOME REPAIR
the
down
payment
on
Gravel, Decorative rock Flyer (559) 472-7182
NEEDS. Drywall, Painta
home!
Call
Willows
delivery fee may apply/
ing, Plumbing, Doors,
of
Santiago
today
(559)
4 yard minimum CALL
Windows and More. No
273-3150
or
(888)
563(209)404-6706 prices
Job is too Small. Free
3003
vary call for pricing
Estimates, Call Charles
SUPPORT LOCAL
SUPPORT LOCAL
Today! 559-704-5967
FresnoFlyer.com
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
Unlicensed
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
HAULING
2013 KIA OPTIMA. Still under warranty. Under 40 thousand

miles. Gap insurance. From KIA of Clovis. Tagged until Oct 2017.
Asking $15,000 Call (559) 304-1831
| FRESNO FLYER |
JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017 | 17
2007 HONDA TRX

1997 SUNNY brook

400ex $2300 (clovis)
with slide $6500 559TRUCKS
(319) 360-2160
246-2164

BOBS MINI STOR2005 SATURN vue v-6
KAWASAKI KFX 700 2002 FRONTIER 22
AGE - EVERYDAY
in perfect condition,runs
quad, lots of extras,
foot. $4900 (559) 474- very strong, smogged
LOW RATES! Call
3021
for specials 6x8 only alien exhaust, hand
and clean title, New
guards, brush guards, 6
$32.00 per month.
tires, alloywheels,leathpack holder, and more.
10x10 only $59.00
er extra clean 559-451per month, 8x24 only Runs great, lots of
CARS
7959 $4500
$81.00 per month. Free power! $3800 (Fowler)
(559) 960-6697
moving Truck!! Bobs
2001 VW Passat Wagon BLACK DODGE Ram

smog & clean title. Runs $5000 (Madera) (559)
98 SKI Doo SnowBarcus Fresno, CA.
great. 152,000 miles.
474-6407
mobile long trac, dyna 6 cylinder automatic.
93722 (559)275-4000
port exhaust, runs great Tires still have alot of
Se Habla Espanol
2003 GMC YUKON
$1100 (SANGER)
tread on them. $2000
SLT $6500 559-451(559) 259-8791
(559) 312-4951
7959

MOTORCYCLES
2011 KAWASAKI
2008 Mustang $5950
2007 TOYOTA Tacoma
(559) 724-6150
crew cab $1200 2092002 SUZUKI Rm 125 Teryx Special Edition

447-7265
$1500 (559) 232-4752 Sport. 750 cc Fuel
Injected V-Twin, 4X4,
71 BUG very good

condition,rebuilt 1600
FORD 2010 F-150
2004 HONDA Crf450 1/2 windshield, Pro
cc engine, nice paint,
Super Cab One Owner
$2100 (559) 512-4977 Armor doors, hardtop
& softtop, tilt steel bed, new- (upholstery, head 260K Miles All Power

Extras Very Well Care
2006 HARLEY softail resivor shocks, and front liner, carpet, dash pad
locking differental. 564 cover, lower suspension For Runs And Looks
standard. 22k miles,
2 short beam. 2 1/2
Great 559-355-3047
lowered, lots of chrome, miles with 91 hours!!
No Scam. $8,300 (530) lowering spindles, front
wide back tire and
shocks, front brakes
2002 GMC Sierra
wheel, exhaust ect. Call 301-5801

rotors, rear drums) new 2500hd 4x4 lifted $8500
Alan at 559-978-3000
2006 YAMAHA Bantires 195 45R16 with
(Modesto ca) 209-210$8500
shee $4000 call or txt
16 original porshe rims 1241
559-451-7269 etc. Asking $ 6,500

KAWASAKI Vulcan

OBO (559) 396-7140

Nomad 1500 Nice
BIG WHEEL Drift
TRAILERS
$5000 (Easton) (559)
trike 6.5hp 212cc pred- 1995 Mercedes S420
907 0509
ator motor, new tires.
$1800 (Madera) (510)

UTILITY TRAILER
HARLEY Davidson 07 Asking $1000 obo (han- 302-9630
77by 12ft $1299 (Han
Roadking $16000 (559 ford) (559) 281-5985
ford) (559) 410-7305
1973 CHEVY Vega GT
834-3746
factory tachometer

GRIFFIN 12 FT Dump
RVS
102,000 miles on car
2014 YAHAMA V-Star
Trailer $2000 (559) 36512,000 miles on rebuilt 6092
$4000 (559) 704-9104
1996 MAVERICK 29 motor 4 speed never

wrecked perfect bum2007 GSXR 600 Sale or MBW $13,950 Paul
5.5 X 10 Utility trailer,
pers Runs Great $6,800 all new, tires, paint,
Trade $3100 (559) 927- 559-476-9103
$6800 (559) 301-4415 wood, fenders, and wir3255
2008 JAYCO 20 ft.

ing, 15 6 lug, 2 ball,
Travel trailer/camper
2013 TOYOTA PRIUS $950 for more info. call
2000 YAMAHA
$11000 559-779-6809
C 4 doors, under 48k
Roadstar 1600 $3500
559-456-8466 or text
miles, no scratches.
374-1137
559-999-4730
TRAVEL EZE Fifth
$13000 (559)250-3247
Wheel 1996 $4999
serious only
UTILITY TRAILER
(559)904-5891

4x8 $500 . Please call
ATVS
98 TOYOTA Camry.
559-417-6737.
2006 SANDPIPER by For sale. I have pink
GOLF CART, 2013
forest river $7750 (559) slip. In Hand. Tags Just SELLING SOMEEZGO RXV $2650
514-3025
expired 2016. $1400
(madera) (559) 999THING? If its under
(559) 554-8555
8126
2002 FRONTIER 22

FREE! 472-7182
SUPPORT LOCAL
foot. $4900 (559) 474- 2008 BMW 335i $9200
BUSINESS
3021
(559) 289-9463

18
| JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017
| FRESNO FLYER |
STORAGE
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
UNABLE TO WORK? DENIED BENEFITS? WE CAN HELP!
SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY
Fighting for Your Social Security Disability

Benefits for Over 20 Years!
I could not be happier about the job

performance of BGA. They have proven that
they are there to help unfortunate people who
are in need of a helping hand. America should
be proud to have them represent those in
need. I would recommend them
-Gil B.
to anyone
Applications/Hearings/Appeals
Immediate Access to Experienced Personnel
We Strive For Quick Claim Approval
Free Consultation
REAL PEOPLE,
REAL DESIRE,
REAL FUN.
Call for an Immediate Evaluation
(800) 449-7892
Bill Gordon & Associates, a nationwide practice, represents clients before the Social Security Administration.
Member of the TX & NM Bar Associations. Mail: 1420 NW St Washington D.C. Office: Broward County, FL.
Services may be provided by associated attorneys licensed in other states.
Try FREE: 559-761-0162

More Local Numbers: 1-800-926-6000
Ahora espaol
Livelinks.com 18+
INTRODUCING THE NEW
FLEX PACK
Create Your Own TV Package
Meet sexy friends

who really get your vibe...
Call 1-800-609-2690
All offers require credit qualification and 24-month commitment and early termination fee with eAutoPay. Offer ends 1/28/17. Call for details.
| FRESNOFLYER.COM |
Try FREE: 800-731-5606

18+
| FRESNO FLYER |
JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017 | 19

The Fresno Flyer Vol 1 No 15

Uploaded by

Document Information

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

The Fresno Flyer Vol 1 No 15

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

FUNERAL INSURANCE

Tree Climber needed. Reliable

DRIVE WITH UBER

No experience required, but youll

BOBS MINI STORAGE

Everyday low rates! See our ad with

$750 - $850 remodeled apartments.

Rally. 21 feet with only 58,115 miles

In as few as 7 months! SJVC Madera

Provider for hire. 20 years experience.

HAIR CUTTERS WANTED

$20 Used tires (per tire) and other

ENTERTAINMENT DINING MUSIC FAMILY COMMUNITY ARTS

| JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017

| FEATURED | DINING | CALENDAR | MUSIC | B&S | CLASSIFIEDS |

should know about. Better yet, if you have

Send a letter to the Editor:

Palm Village Senior

etting older doesnt have to mean

club. We go out to lunch once a month

kind items such as paper, ink, paper towels,

Members on a day trip to the Golden Chain Theater

small house repairs and errands. Since the

Members enjoying sone Creative Writing activities

| FEATURED | DINING | CALENDAR | MUSIC | B&S | CLASSIFIEDS |

ow you can buy Fresno souvenirs at the

JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017 |

This handsome, mature

Meet Alana! Alana and

River is 2 years old. For

This stunningly handsome

1 yr 2 mo. She loves people

| JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017

Claudia, our 2.5yr old

3yrs 5 mo. He is great with

All you need is love...

Salinger is a 1 year old

Small male Shih Tzu /

York is the class clown in

Missy is a gorgeous 4-yearold, long-haired blue

Buster is a 3 year old

| FEATURED | DINING | CALENDAR | MUSIC | B&S | CLASSIFIEDS |

t is common knowledge that words

not always the case. Applying the word to

| FEATURED | DINING | CALENDAR | MUSIC | B&S | CLASSIFIEDS |

JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017 |

was elected to the post of Town Clerk for Brownhelm, Ohio in

In honor of Black History Month (February)

1. Black History Month began as Negro History Week, which

| JAN 26 & FEB 2, 2017

researchers, and was a co-investigator on a bone cell experiment.

8. In 1940, Hattie McDaniel was the first African-American

| FEATURED | DINING | CALENDAR | MUSIC | B&S | CLASSIFIEDS |

GET YOUR GRUB ON

Safe Food Techniques Every

president of food safety at Cargill.

top-of-mind. They are just as necessary to

Clean Hands and Surfaces Often

rate from other foods, and use one cutting

Cook to Safe Temperatures

Here is a compelling reason to cook food

Rinse Fresh Fruits and Vegetables

Depending on what you are using, some

Proper storing of leftovers in a refrigerator