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ABOVE: One of the quilts on display at the Mennonite Quilt Cen- ter in downtown Reedley. The museum will have the quilts show- cased through the end of October.
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fabric and you cut it up and create designs out of it, that is what is so joyful,"
"There are also different styles of quilting, you've got your contemporary quilts, you've got your traditional
quilts, you've got the in be- tween quilts," she said.
"I mean there's just a variation depending on who you are, you bring out your art in that."
The Mennonite Quilt Center Museum is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. as well as Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Photos by Juanita Adame / The Exponent
ABOVE: From left, varsity football players Joshua Cisneros, Devin Decker, Max Alvarez, Alex Echaniz and Israel Vildosola participate in a game during the Oct. 5 homecoming rally at Reedley High School. ABOVE LEFT: Students on the homecoming court watched activities during the homecoming rally.
LEFT: Members of the girls volleyball team played a game of Family Feud against the football team during the rally.
Photo by Juanita Adame / The Exponent
ABOVE: Xena, a four year old male cat was waiting to be seen by Dr. Charanjit Khaira at the Kings River Animal Hospital on Oct. 5.
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Out in the waiting room of the animal hospital were Reedley resident, Estephanie Salcedo and her 4-year-old cat named Xena.
"He's here getting his yearly shots because he's an outside cat so he needs those for sure," Salcedo said. "We have five cats and we bring them all in here."
Salcedo said they bring their cats in regularly for a
variety of checkups. She said some of her cats are inside cats but since Xena is an out- side cat, they make sure to bring him in regularly.
"The prices here are re- ally good and we've gone to a lot of other veterinarians and they're all more expensive"
Dr. Khaira said they've had a surge of patients in the recent weeks.
"The other veterinarian, he was on Dinuba Avenue here in town, he closed, and we've picked up his clients," he said. "We weren't that busy before but its really picked up around here."
Khaira said he's been practicing veterinary medi- cine for more than 30 years.
"I've been working in this field since 1976, so I did prac- tice many years in India and then I came to this country in 1999, I got my license over here," he said. "I did one year of my residency at Iowa State University here to get my li- cense."
Dr. Khaira said they also offer spay and neuter, vac- cines, and a variety of pre- ventative medicines for their pets as well.
"Pet owners in the area should consider getting the
preventative medications done before their pets might catch something," he said. "Then what ends up happen- ing is pet owners end up pay- ing too much if they get a dis- ease, we also have vaccines for rattlesnakes also incase of a bite, it minimizes that risk as well."
He also added that they've changed their phone number for new clients wanting to contact them.
For more information on the Kings River Veterinary Hospital, call 559-637-7700.
Come see the best of KCUSD!
¡Mira lo mejor de KCUSD!
T.L. Reed School
1400 N. Frankwood Reedley, CA
Comida
Puestos de Información
Entretenimiento
Brincolines y Juegos para los niños
Transportacion desde sitios escolares a la feria.
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Event Highlights:
Food Bounce Houses Entertainment Informational Booths Games and More!
Transportation provided from various school sites to the fair.
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T.L. Reed School
1400 N. Frankwood Reedley, CA
MARTES
5:00 to 7:30p.m.
TUESDAY 5:00 to 7:30p.m.
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