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administration includes Natalie Boust, Kelsey Smith and Julia Htoon.
Castillo will attend Fresno State and said he will take what he’s learned and likely continue with it. “I learned to manage my time,” he said. “I got more involved in my community, and I’ve come to love serving others.
“It was a big responsibility.”
Early on, freshmen Amanda Cantu and Heidi Villa introduced themselves to the Rotarians. They called meeting them a “great honor,” and they
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was so enigmatic that it inspired many of the actor’s later roles — “the suave American male.”
Jacqueline Aguilar, who acted with Guerra before the two graduated, also lauded Fiester, who she said brought with her a great sense of vision for the production. Aguilar plays a Havana dancer and missionary. She read for Heidi Hulsey, who plays Sarah Brown, during the June 12 rehearsal.
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time,” she said. “It’s really great to give back to the community.”
Cantu said she likes having the Rotarians get more involved with her group.
“They do so much for the community and they help us and we help them,” she said.
“They’re our biggest supporters. They’re like parents. We’re like the child.”
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Andrea Miguel, Rhianna Howell and Gabriela Chapa. Havana dancers also include Samantha Hardy, Bonnie Gonzalez, Rebecca Boger and Patrick Gonzalez.
Salvation Army workers include BreAnna Trejo, Alexis Skipper, Hannah Cooper, Jason Rocker, Katie Cobb, Rebecca, Iris Mendoza, Lupita Padilla, Matt Nia and Sarah Robbins.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Community Breakfast is from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. July 7 at the American Legion Hall, 1502 O St. Cost is $6. Cub Scout Pack 322 and Boy Scout Pack 322 will assist. The VFW breakfast is usually the first Saturday of the month.
Sanger Community Church plans its Vacation Bible School every day from 9 a.m. to noon July 9 to 13 at the church, 1610 Jensen Ave. The camp is for those 4 years to sixth grade. The theme this year is “Shipwrecked! Jesus Saves Us.” Details, 559-875- 2553.
Kyle Kupiec, an assistant football coach at Immanuel in Reedley, has partnered with the NFL Flag, part of USA Football, to create the County Line Football League for boys and girls 7 to 12 years old.
The Interact Club at Sanger High is responsible for a great many accomplishments in the community.
impressed their elder counterparts.
“We all feel like family and feel comfortable with each other,” Aguilar said. “Everyone has everything down really well.”
The plot deals with gamblers, gangsters and morality. “It’s a really fun show,” Aguilar said. “It has a really cool storyline that people will love to follow.”
Early that night, Rachel Henderson and Savannah Manriquez, who both play Hot Box girls, broke out their new white gloves and put them on. They said they’d been working on their dance numbers since the start of the previous
Villa said participation is expected by those in her
month. The Hot Box is a dance club.
“They’re pretty rigorous,” Henderson said. “They’re pretty fast-
paced,” Manriquez said. “Now that we have it, it’s become so much more fun,” Henderson said. “I like the choreography.” (Jackie
Moreno is choreographer.) “And to be in sync with each other,” Manriquez
said.
Composer and music
director Andrew Esquer again handles the music and the orchestra. This time out, he even contributed original music that will be
ninth-grade class, but she said she will likely continue
performed by the Junior Company. “The whole show is bookended by this little thing that I wrote,” he said.
That little thing didn’t quite have a name but Husak suggested “Ode to New York,” something of a working title, would be sufficient.
Esquer said the Junior Company will also perform a couple of tunes from the musical “Annie,” “New York, New York” and a number from “Thoroughly Modern Millie.”
Melissa Aaron plays Adelaide, Alex Gomez plays Nathan Detroit, Dimitrius
the tradition. “Once I got in, I had a really good
Hopkins plays Nicely- Nicely, Edgar Olivera plays Benny Southstreet, Chuck Salinitro plays Arvide, David del Concepcion plays Harry the Horse and Matt Naylor plays Big Julie.
Gamblers include Cameron Robbins as Rusty Charlie, Patrick Gonzalez as Brandy Bottle Bates, Jordan Pinedo as Scranton Slim, Preston Lewis as Angie the Ox, Nathaniel Lara as Money Bags and Antoni Lopez as Diamond Jim.
Hot Box girls also include Ashley Cooper, Felicia Lopez, Tabitha Santos,
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The 4th of July Spectacular, sponsored
July 4 at the Sanger High practice fields. There will be music, food and a flag retirement ceremony in addition to fireworks. A parking pass is $10 and includes four tickets. Walk- up cost is $3. Details, 559- 876-2300, option 2.
The Sanger branch of the Fresno County Library has a lot going on despite not being open. The Sanger Library Outdoor Fun shows are planned at 10 and 11:30 a.m. directly outside the library in the park. E&M Reptiles with snakes, lizards and more is June 22. Bubble Show with wild child adventures is June 29. And Fridays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. the mobile or pop-up library services will be available. The library is at 1812 Seventh St. Details, 559-305-7130.
Sanger offers a junior lifeguard program again this year thanks to a
Wonderful Co. grant. Participants work to develop skills to meet lifeguard course requirements, such as in-water rescue and other basics. The course is open to ages 13 to 17, costs $50 and runs from June 19 to July 27. Register at the Sanger recreation office, 1700 Seventh St. Details, 559-876-6300, option 2.
Sanger’s Movie Night in the Park continues this summer. Show times are 8:45 p.m. Here’s the lineup: June 23 “Despicable Me 3” at Community Pool, July 7 “Paddington 2” at Community Pool, July 14 “The Legend of Tarzan” at City Annex, July 21 “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” at City Annex, July 28 “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle” at City Annex, and Aug. 4 “Coco” at Community Pool.
Summer Fun at the Community Center
continues again this year. For children 5 to 12, it includes two-week sessions 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday in sessions: June 25 to July 6, July 9 to July 20 and July 23 to Aug. 3. One session is $40 or $140 for all. Older youth 13to15canenrollina junior recreation leader program that provides fun, leadership training and a T-shirt. Cost is $100 for all eight weeks. Field trips are included. Details, 559-876- 6300, option 2 or recinfo@ ci.sanger.ca.us.
AMVETS offers its chili dogs from 5 to 8 p.m. the first and third Wednesdays of the month. So that will be July 25. Everybody who’s anybody will be there. Come early. It’s popular. There will also be kraut dogs, mustard dogs and Frito boats. Details, George 559-286-5667.
CeCil Davis Celebrates His 100tH birtHDay
Cecil Davis celebrated his 100th birthday in Sanger on May 19, 2018, in the home of Marilyn and Charles Wallin, his daughter and son-in-law. Marilyn and Charles’ home was filled with family and friends, banners, balloons, party hats, and pictures of Cecil and his family through the years. The menu consisted of appetizers, a steak dinner (Cecil’s favorite din- ner), and birthday cake and ice cream. Guests had many kind words to say about Cecil. He is known for always being willing to help his family, friends, and
church, Woodward Park Church of Christ, in Fresno.
Cecil’s son, Dr. Dave Davis and his wife, Robin, from Shera- ton, CA, joined in the celebration with their children, Bob Da- vis and his wife Ayaka from Hayward; daughter, Kelly Davis, from Vallejo, and son, PJ Elbakri, from Los Angeles. Marilyn and Charles’ sons and their wives and children all attended: Mark and Laurie Wallin, Matt, Ashley, and Kate, from Irvine, CA; Chris and Katherine Wallin, Davis, Ryan, and Elle, from Austin, TX; and Brian and Cary Wallin, Kayli and Chase, from Laguna Niguel, CA. Cecil’s son-in-law, Bill Spain, Bill’s daughter and son-in-law, Laura and Tony Bullock, and their sons, Eric and Greg, all from Escondido, attended. Cecil’s sis- ter, Virginia Bane , 95 years old, her son Bruce Bane, and his daughter, Elizabeth Bane, all from Pollock Pines, came for the special celebration. Friends from Sanger and Fresno attended
the 100th birthday celebration.
Cecil was born in Bowling Green, Kentucky, on May 23,
1918. Cecil and his family moved to Fresno when he was two years old. Cecil attended schools in Fresno and gradu- ated from Poly Duncan Technical High School. He went to work for PG&E after high school. Cecil met Hattie, his future wife, at the Church of Christ in Fresno. Cecil and Hattie were married in 1939 and had three children: Sharon Davis Spain, deceased; Marilyn Davis Wallin of Sanger, and Dr. David Da- vis, of Sheraton. Cecil was in the Navy during WWII for two years. He and his family moved to Sanger in 1948. Hattie worked for Sanger Unified School District as a secretary at Washington Junior High School. All of Cecil’s children gradu- ated from Sanger High School. Cecil continued to work for PG&E until he retired after 30 years of service. Cecil then became an independent electrician for ten years. He retired then but has continued to help family and friends through the years.
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