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ABOVE: The 9 through 12 month category winners Asher Wilson, first place, Emma Mendez, second place. Brody Taff, third place.
BELOW: The "Scramble" winners were Owen Bib, first place, Brody Taff, second place and Xavier Smith, third place.
ABOVE: The Sanger Boxing Club has fighters from a variety of ages.
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belt back in June, it took a lot hard work to win this belt.”
Alyssa said she en- joys training at the cen- ter and enjoys the sport.
“Practicing every day,” she said. “It just makes me a better fighter.”
Bark for Life coming to Dinuba
ABOVE: The annual dinner and auction had a variety of items up for bid from gift baskets to household items and gift certificates.
BELOW: The Country Store featured items that includ- ed stemware, arts and crafts, and cookies.
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Community members are invited to attend the American Cancer Society’s Bark for Life Dinuba Dog Days. The event will be held from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. on Sat- urday, Oct. 19 at Jimmy Low Community Dog Park located at 1000 E. Nebraska Ave in Dinuba.
There will be exhibi- tors including licensing, mobile grooming and adoption opportunities.
Competition registra- tion will begin at 10:30 a.m. Categories include special talent, best cos-
tume, dog/owner look alike, fetch, doggie mu- sical chairs and more. Other activities will in- clude clay paw prints, opportunity drawings and exhibitor booths. Services available rang- ing from adoption to li- censing will be available.
All dogs must be on a leash and there is a cost to enter.
For more information and cost of registration, please contact Michele Tapia of the City of Di- nuba Parks and Commu- nity Service Department at 559-591-5940.
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ABOVE: The smallest Palma Freestone Kid's Center at- tendees posed for a photo during the Educational Em- ployees Credit Union "Attendance Ralley."
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our other girl Carolina [Briones] also had a fight but right before the weigh in, her oppo- nent didn’t show up.”
Briones said she had an idea as to why the op- ponent didn’t show up.
“I do know I hurt her pretty bad back then, even though she won that fight, I know I had hurt her pretty bad, so when it came time to fight at the Fresno Fair, she didn’t show up,” said Briones.
“I was suppose to fight at the fair, I trained really hard, I
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was ready. She had over forty fights and that was barely my third fight.”
Other fighters who represent the boxing center include Pedro Lucero and Alyssa Samorano.
“I’ve been boxing for about 9-10 months,” said Lucero. “I won this
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I not only met Caro- lina but also met Pedro Lucero, Izak Samorano
and Alyssa Samorano.
All have what to takes to be number one in the ring, keep up the great work everyone.
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The credit union Sponsors Kings Canyon High School four times during the year with re- freshments and prizes. Students who excel at attendance are eligible for more than 25 prizes.
All students who attend school that day receive refreshments.
In addition to the EECU, Mike and Cindy Wooden and others con- tribute prizes. The next attendance Rally will be Dec. 17.
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