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Reedley Senior Center Happenings
Reedley Senior Cen- ter is open Monday- Friday 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. Enjoy the morning with friends. The pool table is available for those who wish to play pool. Coffee and pastries will be served.
Gleaners (drive th- ru) Every Wednesday 8:30am-9:30am. Avail- able 9:00am-9:30am for those who do not have a vehicle.
Every Monday - Yo- ga Monthly Class 6 p.m - 7 p.m. For more infor- mation (559) 637-4203
Every Wednesday - Men’s Hobby Time 12:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Join us in the Senior Center for a game of poker and pool.
Sept. 17 - Senior Cin- ema and Ice Cream So- cial at 1 p.m. "Tom and Jerry the Movie" will be shown.
Sept. 21, Reedley Se- nior Center Bingo and Pizza Party. Bingo will begin at 10 a.m. Fol- lowing bingo is a pizza lunch. The cost for lunch is $3. Due at time of registration. Please RSVP before Monday, Sept. 20, to reserve your spot for bingo and /or lunch.
*Save the date -
Sept. 24, Senior Prom 2021 Roaring Twenties Entertainment by Fac- ulty Five. Tickets are available for purchase through Monday, Sept. 13, stop by Reedley
Reedley
Senior Center Monday- Friday from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. to purchase a prom ticket. Limited Seating
City Programs
Volleyball Registra- tion - The City of Reed- ley is now accepting registration through Sept. 30 for Youth Girls Volleyball. League is designed girls grades 3rd-8th grade. For more information please call (559) 637-4203.
Adult volleyball reg- istration is now open for Adult Volleyball through Sept. 21. This new program is de- signed for adults 18 and over. For more infor- mation please call (559) 637-4203
Mondays -Yoga Monthly Class, starts at 6p.m.-7p.m,formore information contact (559) 637-4203
Pre-K & Preschool Combo Class Space still available! Classes meet Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 9 a.m. to noon. For info contact (559) 637-4203
Oct. 7 - Reedley His- torical Society’s Annual Dinner Meeting. Please join us, all are welcome – society members and non-members.
Our very special guest speaker will be James Spitze – author of the recently pub- lished book, “Treasures en route to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.” Jim is a 4th generation Californian who grew up in Berke- ley and went to the Uni- versity of California.
The dinner will be held at the Reedley Op- era House and will be- gin at 6 p.m. Deadline for registration is Octo- ber 1. For information, contact (559) 638-1913.
Oct.8to9-The56th Annual Reedley Fiesta This year’s theme hon- ors Reedley’s aviation past and future. “Take Flight In Reedley!” There will be food, beer garden, diaper derby, live entertainment, ven- dor booths and so much more!
Immanuel News
Sept. 20 Homecom- ing Week, game on Sept. 24 at County Line Sta- dium
Oct. 16 - Annual Din- ner & Auction
Immanuel Schools is thrilled to announce the return of our Annual Dinner & Auction event. This is the premier fun- draising event of the year and one that you will not want to miss.
Mark your calendars and join us under the stars on the evening of Saturday, October 16, 2021.
You can reserve your table/seat online today! Visit immanuelschools. com/donate/fundraising- events.cfm.
We are still looking for items to include in our auction. Donations may be dropped off at the District Office.
Contact Rhonda Du- erksen at rduerksen@ immanuelschools.com or (559) 638-2529 ext. 7108 with questions.
Sept. 18 - Street Fair and Farmer's Market will be taking place in downtown Sanger start- ing at 5 p.m. until 9 p.m. For information on the farmer's market contact (559) 875-4575 or email sangerchamber@gmail. com
Cultiva La Salud, Financial Assistance Program, please apply if you meet the follow- ing criteria; women, 65 years of age or older, undocumented, and a Fresno County Resident.
This is a one-time fi-
Sept. 23 -26 Raisin Day Harvest Festival This year's theme is "Community Heroes Raisin to Give Thanks!"
A 4-day Carnival, with a 2-day Festival featur- ing kids activities, craft & food vendors, enter- tainment and a parade on Saturday morning at 10 am.
The event will take place the last full week- end of September. Our
Sanger
Sept. 18 - Celebrating Tom Flores Mark your calendars! You don't want to miss this event Farmers' Market.
Please help us spread the word, we are also looking for vendors sell- ing food, crafts, fruit, in- formation, memorabilia,
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nancial assistance pay- ment for the following expenses, rent/ mort- gage, water, electricity medical, vision.
The fund will go directly to vendors. For more information, please call (559) 498- 0870
Dinuba
committee is hard at work getting ready for September and we hope you and your family will join us.
If you would like to participate in this year's event please download the appropriate form and email it to isabel@ dinubachamber.com
Oct. 21 - Prophecies of Hope Come and En- joy Pastor David Pikop. He has been a local pas-
etc. who want to partici- pate.
We will have special guests & activities for everyone! For informa- tion, contact the Sanger Chamber at (559) 875- 4575
Sept. 16-19 Centenni- al Celebration event will feature a carnival, pa- rade and live entertain- ment. Festivities, ven- dors and music through- out the weekend. Go to parlierevents.com for more information.
tor, and enjoys sharing bible prophecies, event will be taking place at 325 N. Eaton Avenue in Dinuba. There will also be a children's program for ages 5 - 12.
The event will be held from Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. through Oct. 23. Presentations will con- tinue through Oct. 30. For more information contact (559) 591-0758.
Garden Checklist: Start spring planting now
Contributed
If you don’t have a fall or winter garden, prepare for spring planting.
Tasks: Repair dam- aged spots in cool sea- son lawns such as tall fescue by scratching the surface with a rake, seeding, and covering with mulch Keep moist until the new grass seedlings are well es- tablished.
Warm season lawns like Bermuda grass will soon be entering their dormant season, so bare patches should be covered with mulch to discourage winter
weeds. Use spent veg- etable plants and sum- mer annuals to start a compost pile. Pruning: Divide and thin perenni- als. Sharpen your prun- ing tools in preparation for fall pruning. Fertiliz- ing: To avoid a flush of new growth late in the growing season, do not apply fertilizer to citrus, avocados or other frost‐ tender plants. Plant- ing: If weather is cool enough, plant spring bulbs and annuals. Chi- talpa. Enjoy now: An- nuals and perennials: fibrous begonia. Bulbs, corms, tubers: cycla- men. Things to ponder Cover remaining tomato and pepper plants with
a garden blanket to ex- tend the harvest season into November.
Limit fall vegetable gardens in size to avoid over production. Plant only the varieties that you know you will use and enjoy, or that you can share with others.
Source: Adapted from “A Gardener’s Companion for the Cen- tral San Joaquin Valley,” 3rd edition, currently available from Fresno County Master Garden- ers for $30. Gardening Questions answered at mgfresno@ucdavis.edu Prepared by Judy Park- er, Master Gardener UCCE Fresno County.
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