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ABOVe: Jordyn Van Hoorebeke and Hayden Tung treat- ed residents at the Golden Living Facility in Sanger with some homemade cookies.
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Sanger High's Class of 1949 celebrate reunion
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ABOVe:Backrow,standingfromlefttoright, JoanGriess-estrada, Delia Brangel-Green, Wilma Phillips-Baker, John Vance, Pauline Griffith-Smith, Anna Terzian-do Silva, Gerald Weber, Joyce So- rensen Fraunheim, Andy Darby, Frank Netzer, Bill Hunter, Betty Smith-Anderson, James Bedoian. Front row, sitting from left to right, Barbara Wedgeworth-Gee, Betty Thomas-Forney, Margaret Mori-Nelson, Lillian Orozco-Marquez, Donna Phillips-Rayburn.
'Bark for Life' in Dinuba held for good cause
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There were 18 mem- bers of the 1949 gradu- ating class of Sanger High who gathered at O’Sullivan’s Lounge in Fresno on Oct. 19 to cel- ebrate their 70th year reunion.
Some of the enthusi-
astic 88-year-olds who attended the reunion traveled from places like Chico and Bakers- field to reunite with their classmates and friends and also to con- gratulate eachother on their impressive sur- vival skills.
Photos by George Villagrana / Mid Valley Times
A corgi decided to take a break during the 'Bark for Life' event.
A lab mix was ready to participate in the annual Bark for Life event held in Dinuba.
Categories included best kiss, fetch, stay and "owner lookalike."
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Pet Haven was among the businesses at the event.
ABOVe: katelyn Oyervidez, Miss Dinuba 2019 took some time to chat with an owner and her dog during Bark for Life.
ABOVe: Members from the Dinuba Chamber of Com- merce look on as the event takes place.
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By George Villagrana
Mid Valley Times
Members of the com- munity turned out for the American Cancer Soci- ety Bark For Life Dinuba Dog Days on Saturday.
“Pawticipants” re- ceived a certificate, a free opportunity draw- ing ticket and goodie bag. Categories includ- ed best kiss, fetch, stay, special talent, costume, purple pride, tail wag,
roll over, dog/owner look- a-like and doggie musical chairs.
The Dinuba Police Department’s K-9 unit also gave a demonstra- tion.
Other activities in- cluded creating a clay paw print, exhibitor booths as well as adop- tion opportunities, licens- ing renewals. Pet Haven mobile grooming offered nail trims at an afford- able cost.
Proceeds from "Bark for Life" benefit the American Cancer Society
As in previous years, the Dinuba Lions Club grilled hot dogs.
The Bark For Life event is co-sponsored by ACS and the City of Dinu-
ba’s Park and Communi- ty Services department. Other sponsors included the Low family, Dinuba Chamber of Commerce, Dinuba Kiwanis, Dinuba Lions and the Dinuba Woman’s Club.
Proceeds from the event benefits the Amer- ican Cancer Society’s Re-
lay for Life of Dinuba as well as additional ameni- ties at the Jimmie Low Community Dog Park.
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