This Saturday, April 4 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., the Delhi Raiders will host a fundraiser at the home of Team President Brenda Thomas.

The Air Soft Gun Tournament has a $5 entry fee. Participants must bring their own equipement including face protection, pellets, long-sleeves, pants and weapons that are no stronger than 400-feet per second. For more information about the fundraising event and to sign up to participate, please call Thomas at 632-3230.

Advance sign-ups are needed to make sure they have a good count for food.

The Delhi Raiders are Delhi’s youth footbal teams. They have Junior Novice, Novice, JV and Varsity teams. Games will kick-off in late August with their first home game on August 22. Earlier in August, Delhi will host the Munchies Game which brings teams from throughout the league to Delhi for some round-robin football action.

The Delhi Raiders have worked hard on fundraising in the off-season and will continue to do so. Please continue to check DelhiExpressNews.com or The Delhi Express monthly printed editions for additional Delhi Raiders fundraising information and events.

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Pritam Kaur 1929-2009

Mrs. Pritam Kaur was born January 3, 1929 in India. She died March 22, 2009 at Elness Convelescent Hospital in Turlock. Kaur was a resident of Delhi for 20 years. She previously lived in Ceres from 1986 to 1989. Mrs. Kaur was a homemaker and attended the Turlock Sikh Temple.
She is survied by three sons Amrik Singh Samra, Nirmal Singh Samra, Malkit Singh
Samra all of Delhi, CA; and six grandhildren.
A Sikh funeral will take place 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, March 29 at Allen Mortuary in Turlock. Please share your memories at www.allenmortuary.com

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Merced County Sheriff’s Department Spokesman Tom Mackenzie reported this morning that all of the recovered stolen jewlery items have been returned to their rightful owners.

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Submitted by Merced County Sheriff’s Department Spokesman Tom Mackenzie

Merced County Sheriff’s Detectives have recovered several items of jewelry that were believed to have been taken in the Delhi area.  Anyone who has been a victim of a burglary in the last three months and is missing jewelry is asked to come to the Sheriff’s Sub Station at Schendel and Shanks in Delhi to see if they can identify their property.

Detective Dwayne Pavelski is asking anyone to call him at (209) 385-7664 and come to the office during business hours and possibly help identify their property.

The recovery is the result on an ongoing burglary investigation in the Delhi area where several arrests have been made.  Please have a complete as description as possible before arriving at the office as it will help in the process.  If you have made a police report and have a copy of the case number, it would greatly aid in matching up the property, but is not necessary.

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This weekend marks the start of the second extended Daylight Saving Time (DST) for the United States. Tonight is the night to set your clocks ahead one hour. The time changes at 2 a.m., so most people opt to set their clocks ahead before going to bed. Remember to set those clocks tonight!

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