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Ruiz Food, employees give back to community
Sentinel staff report
Thursday, December 27, 2018 | A3
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Giving back to the community is not just something Ruiz Foods does on a regular basis, it's something the employees take pride in.
In the past couple of weeks Ruiz Foods, along with their employees, took it upon themselves to reach out to the community in different ways. On Dec. 17 employees filled a truck with large gifts bags (left) that were going out to CASA, which stands for Court Appointed Special Advocates. The national association helps abused or neglected children find permanent loving homes. Last week, Ruiz Foods also donated over 100 hams to local food pantries, including Open Gate Ministries. Also receiving hams was the Bethlehem Center of Visalia.
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Worship in Dinuba
• Alexander James Rios, 20, of Dinuba was booked on Dec. 17 on suspicion of battery to a spouse, ex-spouse or date, and false imprisonment, both misdemeanors.
Police say he was contacted in the 1300 block of North Crawford Avenue during a disturbance with his ex-girlfriend. The victim reportedly stated he came into her residence, started a verbal altercation and then prevented her from leaving the residence by blocking the doorway. Officers say that while the victim tried to move pass him he pushed her with an open hand on her chest. Police say the victim did not obtain marks or bruises from the incident. The two reportedly share a child in common.
He was taken into custody, booked and transported to the Tulare County Pretrial Facility.
• Eileen Beatriz Moreno, 27, of Dinuba was booked on Dec. 19 on suspicion of vandalism, a misdemeanor.
According to police, she was contacted during a public disturbance in the 200 block of Exie Lane. Officers say she
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had been placed under a citizen arrest by a private person for damaging property. She was detained by police, booked and transported to the Tulare County Pretrial Facility.
• Miguel Angel Espino, 28, a transient of Dinuba was booked on Dec. 21 on suspicion of first degree burglary, a felony.
Police say officers were dispatched to a burglary in progress, where he was seen gathering items inside the victim’s garage. When contacted by police, officers say he fled the scene, but was later identified through a photo lineup. He was later arrested in the 900 block of West North Way, booked and then transported to the Tulare County Pretrial Facility for housing.
• Rodrigo Rodriguez Morales, 33, of Dinuba was booked on Dec. 23 on suspicikon of public intoxication, a misdemeanor.
According to police, he flagged down a police officer in the 1100 block of East Academy Way requesting assistance. Upon making contact with him, officers say he stated a male subject killed his brother and that the person who assaulted
his brother was standing across the street. Officers say there was no one standing across the street in the area he was pointing at and the Morales displayed objective signs of being under the influence of alcohol.
He was arrested at the scene, booked and later transported to the Tulare County Jail.
• Deborah Ann Cabe, 34, a homeless person in Dinuba, was booked on Dec. 23 on suspicion of possessing more than 28.5 grams of marijuana, a misdemeanor.
Police say she was contacted in a consensual encounter in the 1000 block of North Alta Avenue and was found to be in possession of an illegal amount of marijuana.
She was arrested, booked and released on cite with a promise to appear in court.
• Guillermo Hernandez Lozano, 23, of Dinuba was booked on Dec. 23 on suspicion of obstructing a public officer and public intoxication, both misdemeanors.
According to police, officers responded to the 1300 block of East Park Way for a report of a large fight. Upon arrival, police say Lozano ran from the scene, and was reportedly seen holding onto his waist as if he was carrying something.
He was caught a block away and continued to resist police officers, delaying arrest. He was taken into custody, booked and later transported to the Tulare County Pretrial Facility.
Grace of God of Dinuba
A Non-Denominational Church Meeting at the First Lutheran Church 961 E Elizabeth Way, Dinuba, CA 93618 595-1441
Pastors Bert & Nancy Boyd
9:00 a.m. Worship Service & Children’s Church 6:00 p.m. Worship Nights (every 4th Sunday) *****
Our services are contemporary and casual with doors open wide to people from all backgrounds, regardless of where they are on their spiritual journey. We’re a church where every day is a celebration of God’s goodness and love.
Healing Prayer Ministry is available every 1st Monday of the month. Please see our website for more information.
For information on Bible Studies and activities, see our
website - www.igogod.org
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST
480 South College Avenue,
Dinuba, CA 93618
Phone: (559) 406-5410
Minister: Christopher Roberts WELCOMES YOU
*****
Sunday Mornings---9:50 a.m. Worship---10:50 a.m.
Sunday Evening Service---6:00 p.m.
*****
Wednesday ---7:00 p.m.
I can do all things through Christ which strengthened me. Please come join us and be strengthened through the preaching of God's word. www.dinubacoc.org
CALVARY APOSTOLIC CHURCH Apostolic in Doctrine- Pentecostal in Experience
1013 N. Alta Ave. Dinuba, CA 93618 Phone: (559) 397-1313 Pastor: Ron Bohde
*****
COME WORSHIP WITH US
Sunday a.m. Sunday School
and worship 10:00
Sunday Spanish service 2:00
Sunday p.m. Praise and worship 6:00 Tuesday p.m. prayer service 7:00 Wednesday p.m. Bible study 7:30 Youth service last Wednesday
of every month 7:00
We are a friendly family oriented church where everyone is welcome. For a real life change, come and join us. See how a Spirit change can also change both You and your family forever.
YOU ARE WELCOME HERE!
First Baptist Church of Dinuba A church for people on the grow! 600 E. Nebraska Avenue, Dinuba Phone: 591-0234
Website: rstbaptistchurchdinuba.org Facebook: DinubaFirst Baptist
Senior Pastor: Dr. Tom Carter
Associate Pastor: Rev. Rick Foddrill
Youth Pastor: Nick Gomez
Director of Children's Ministry: Natalie Zuniga Ministerio en Español : Sunday: 9 a.m. Contemporary Worship: Sunday: 9 a.m. Contemporary Worship: Sunday: 10:45 a.m. Traditional Worship: Sunday: 6 p.m. Awana Children's Ministry: Wednesday: 6:15 p.m.
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First Baptist Church lives to glorify God by leading people to Christ, helping them grow in Christ,
and training them to minister for Christ.
Dinuba Presbyterian Church
1250 E. Nebraska Ave. (at Hayes Ave.)
Phone: 591-6610
Pastor: Rich Latta (859-9662)
Sunday Morning Worship Service at 10 am Monday Women’s Bible Studies at 9:30 am Wednesday Women’s Bible Studies at 5:45 pm Men’s Bible Study: Friday 6:00-7:30 am M.O.P.S. Mothers of Pre Schoolers: 1st & 3rd ursday of the month at 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Welcome!! We are just ordinary folks with an extraordinary God.
We are Christ-followers, who love the Lord Jesus and want to bless this communityandseetheKingdomofGodcomehereinDinuba. Come,joinus!
Carolyn Mikaelian
May 10, 1937 ~ December 20, 2018
Carolyn Mikaelian, age 81, passed away
peacefully on Thursday, December 20th,
2018, in Visalia, California. Carolyn was
born on May 10, 1937 to parents, Kaye
and Dupy Kachadoorian. She was a vivacious,
loving, spiritual person who deeply impacted
those who were blessed to be a part of her life. Carolyn was born and raised in Tulare, California and undoubtedly left a lasting impression with her fellow students in the elementary schools she attended as well as during her time at Tulare Union High School given her zest for life and out-going personality. She was the rst child of the close net Kazarian family and was pampered by those who loved her, including her beloved “Aunt Nanny”. Carolyn attended College of the Sequoias in Visalia where she was a cheerleader and during this period ran for Miss Tulare County where she was rst runner up after having played her beloved violin. While she was pursued by many, her friends Laura and Harry Davidian, insisted she meet Michael Mikaelian a local boy from Dinuba who had recently come back from the service to work on the family farm. Mike swept her off her feet once he got the nerve to show up for the second planned date. They moved to Dinuba after they married on December 29, 1956 where Carolyn continued to make her mark on life by assisting Mike in his quest to become the best farmer in the area. That was no small task, given Mike’s drive and determination but Carol was up to the task and undoubtedly helped him achieve the success they were able to enjoy in their business endeavors. They were blessed with three children, Michael, Debbie and Kevin who all lived in a very small home in Orosi that often had to accommodate many family and friends. But it was a home that was full of wealth in the only way that matters.
Eventually the family moved into Carol’s dream home on Ave 400 in Dinuba, California where they continued to host many memorable parties, including viewing some very spirited football games. Carol may be remembered by some for her spirit in the stands as well, watching her two sons play football rst at Orosi High School and then at Dinuba High School. Her kids would often cringe at her antics but that did not stop her from being a part of the game, even from the bleachers.
Her dream of being a grandmother was ful lled with the birth of her rst grandchild, Nicole, in 1992 which was then followed by her next grandchild, Matthew. She was a constant presence in their lives living across the street from her daughter Debbie, and would often be seen walking between the two homes to “check on the kids”. She was blessed later in life to become an instant grandmother to two beautiful little girls, Taylor and Presley, with the marriage her son Kevin. She was the recipient of another blessing with the birth of little Luke, who to date shows as much energy for life as his grandmother. She was further blessed to become a grandmother to Derek with the marriage of her son Michael.
Carolyn was very fortunate to have her son, Michael, work on the ranch and was a very treasured part of her daily life, even more so as her zest for life was slowly extinguished and she needed continued care. It was her children’s turn to take care of her and they did so lovingly, after having been taught by the example of their mother who continually sacri ced for others. Carol not only was there for her family and friends whenever life necessitated a loving and caring hand, she also was a vital part of the Armenian Church in Yettem, California. Those who grew up in the church were blessed to hear her angelic voice every Sunday as a soloist in the choir and eventual choir director. Carol was very active in St. Mary Ladies Society, where she served as chairman of the Ladies Society Central Council and held all of the of ce on the Central Council.
Carolyn is survived by her husband, Mike Mikaelian, children, Michael (Sandra) Mikaelian, Debbie (Rob) Agnew and Dr. Kevin (Kristy) Mikaelian, grandchildren, Nicole and Matthew Agnew, Taylor, Presley and Luke Mikaelian and Derek Montgomery.
Carolyn is survived by her brother Kaye (Judy) Kachadoorian, sister Helen Ramirez and families. She also leaves behind Mikaelian family members and many dear friends.
Visitation will be from 4:00 to 8:00pm on Wednesday, December 26, at Dopkins Funeral Chapel.
Funeral services will be held at St. Mary Armenian Church, Yettem, California on Thursday December 27, at 9:30am.
In lieu of owers, donations may be made to St. Mary Armenian Apostolic Church, P.O. Box 367, Yettem, CA 93670.
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Dinuba Veteran’s Memorial Hall
249 S. Alta Ave. Dinuba
$40
The Western Regional Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial Wall Committee Would like to thank the following sponsors:
Cutter Food Mart 40312 RD 128 Cutler, CA. 93615 (559) 528-6873
Valley Tax Service Reedley, CA. (559) 638-2020
Spanky’s Hair Salon 1035 G St. Reedley, CA. 93654
(559) 638-5499
La Esperanza Restaurant 12786 Railroad Drive Cutler, CA.
93615
(559) 528-2414
J&M Ibarra Organic Farms Reedley - Gilroy, CA. (408) 460-8708
All proceeds to benefit The Western Regional Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial Wall Contact
Ruth Padilla (559) 696-0614
Frank Nunez (559) 970-5177
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