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Cheney clinic holds adoption event
The Cheney Veterinary Clinic is teaming with the Spokane Humane Society for the “Spring Into Love Adoption Event.” The event will be held at the clinic April 22 from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Some of Spokane Humane Society’s cutest animals looking for homes will be featured. There will be raffles for gift baskets, certificates and other goodies along with a barbecue.
Discounted walk-in vaccines will be offered along with the clinic’s custom photo booth.
Monetary donations accepted as well as high quality cat and dog food.
Please RSVP on Facebook for a head count. Call 235-6860 with any questions.
Feed Cheney April 25 at Wren Pierson
Feed Cheney will be Monday, April 25 at the Wren Pierson Community Center, 615 Fourth St. At 5:30 p.m. a hot dinner will be served and groceries will be available for every household, all to the tune of live music.
Feed Cheney is free and is supported by Women and Children’s Free Restaurant, Second Harvest Food Bank, and community volunteers. More information is available at http://www.feedcheney.com or by emailing feedcheney@gmail.com.
The clothing bank will be open from 5 – 6:30 p.m.
Cheney Inclusive Theater presents ‘Beauty and the Beast’ at Westwood
The Cheney Parks and Recreation’s Specialized Recreation Shining Stars Inclusive Theater will be producing “Beauty and the Beast” at Westwood Middle School, 6120 S. Abbott Road on Friday April 22 at 7 p.m., Saturday April 23 at 6 p.m. and Sunday April 24 at 2 p.m. Tickets can be purchased through Cheney Parks and Recreation at (509) 498-9250.
Book club discusses ‘Orphan Train’
“Orphan Train,” a moving novel, is the April selection of the Book Discussion Group of the Friends of the Cheney Community Library. The group meets Wednesday, April 27, at 7 p.m. at the library.
“Orphan Train” tells the story of a girl who travels from New York City to Kansas in the 19th century as one of the poor, often orphaned children who were sent out to be taken in by people on farms and in small towns. Although it is a novel, the author, Kristina Baker Kline, has done extensive research for historical accuracy.
Please call 235-4490 for more information.
Dollars for Scholars seeks sale items
Medical Lake Dollars for Scholars is seeking donations of good quality items — furniture, sports equipment, clothing and household goods — for their annual fundraising yard sale May 6-7. Contact Dan Dorshorst at 995-1099 or Steven Meltzer at 951-5468 to arrange for pick-up/delivery, or email at medicallakedfs@yahoo.com.
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