Page 7 - Sanger Herald 9-27-18 E-edition

By Dick Sheppard
Sanger Herald
The Sanger Animal Shelter's pets of the week are Duch- ess, Luna and Knight.
Duchess and Luna are beautiful young, playful German shepherd ladies who like to run, romp and cuddle.
Duchess had her photo taken at the shelter and Luna was all dressed up for the adoption event last week at the Street Fair and Farmers' Market.
Knight is probably a shepherd/malamute mix, not quite a year old, who has lots of energy, likes to walk, go for car rides and hop on chairs when he gets his picture taken at the shelter.
You'll be able to meet them this Saturday from 5-9 p.m. at the Street Faire and Farmers' Market in downtown Sanger.
Call animal control officer Mario Irazoqui at (559) 618-9071 or message the Sanger Animal Shelter Facebook page and leave your email address to find out more about the adoption process which will involve home checks.
The cost for each adoption will vary.
Let Mario know if you're interested in providing a tem- porary foster home for any of the shelter dogs.
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John "Doc" Bart, above, now as adjutant for the American Legion Department of Cali- fornia and, below right, as a 17-year-old sailor.
Herald staff report
John "Doc" Bart, adjutant for the American Legion De- partment of California, will be the "Guest of Honor" at the annual Marine Birthday Ball and Veterans Celebra- tion Nov. 10 at the commu- nity center.
Bart, who was born in Broken Arrow OK, enlisted in the Navy when he was 17. He graduated Hospital Corps School in 1972 and worked
in the emergency room at Great Lakes Naval Hospital and later in the surgical ward at the Orlando Naval Hospi-
tal.Later he worked with the 1st Marine Division at Camp Pendleton and the 3rd Ma- rine Division where he was assigned to the 7th Engineer Battalion.
After two enlistments
Doc left the Navy in 1980 and became a police officer in Oceanside.
He later served as police chief in Angels Camp, Corco- ran and Sanger where he retired in 2001.
Doc then went to work for West Hills College where he taught criminal justice and ran the basic academy.
Heis nowactiveinthe American Legion and the Sanger Veterans Network.
SANGER HERALD 7A THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2018
"Doc" Bart is Guest of Honor at annual Sanger Marine Corps Ball and Veterans' Celebration
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