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September 4, 2019 www.DesertMessenger.com 21 FREE CLASSIFIEDS * *for items under $999 (30 words, 1/mo./private party) 30 words $ 5 / ad or TWICE for $ 9 Ed itor@DesertMessenger.com 928-916-4235 CLASSIFIEDS PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to adver- tise "any preference, limitation, or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial sta- tus, or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination." WANTED: Quartzsite Senior Center is looking for a few good volunteers to add to our already great volunteer staff. Call 928-927-6496 or come by 40 S. Moon Moun- tain Ave. WANTED: Quartzsite Se- nior Center is looking for upper kitchen cabinets, do- nation please, thanks QSC 928-927-6496. RV LOT IN gated community 55 + for sale or lease owners will carry. 928-916-1122. WANTED: Older Class C RV that has been sitting and needs some work. Looking for a project RV to work on with my son then travel with him. Text send pics Mike 860-482-8888. GET NFL SUNDAY Tick- et FREE w/ DIRECTV Choice All-Included Pack- age. $59.99 / month for 12 months. 185 Channels PLUS Thousands of Shows/ Movies On Demand. FREE Genie HD DVR Upgrade. Call 1-844-733-7504 or sat- ellitedealnow.com/desert able to see inside. Very rea- sonable price. Drove into lot approx. four years ago, will have to be towed, driv- ing engine doesn't run and needs 2 running engine bat- teries, 24 volts. Will have to be towed off property. Ev- erything else works. Let's talk. $1500.00 and you tow. Pictures can be sent of in- side/outside. Call Ron (406) 861-7560. 1987 VINTAGE Holiday Rambler Presidential Trail- er, 8x30, cold A/C, rear bed- room, twin beds. Exc. cond. Original flooring & cabinets. Washer & dryer in screened in patio. 2 sheds, nice back- yard w/view. Holiday Palms RV #-10, Qtz. $10,000 928- 300-7485, 928-821-4268. R. V. SPACE FOR RENT. Gated community. $250 per month. Will consider annual rental. Or for sale. Call 928- 916-1122. and 3 bedroom units. Many amenities including pool, built in microwave, dish- washer, garbage disposal, ceiling fan, balcony/patio, washer/dryer hook up, on site laundry, car ports, and play ground. Household income limits apply. Con- tact Anita 928-927-4410 for more information. PARK MODEL FOR SALE. 1 Bdrm Full bath large kitch- en & Living Area. 2 Decks- 1 covered, arts and crafts room with concrete floor, windows, electric. $12,000. 618-579-6107. FOR RENT TRAILER for single person, completely furnished. $300/month plus electric. Has Laundromat & Free WIFI. Call Beverly (928) 446-5326 located at LaMirage Adult RV Park, 110 N. Washington. PRIVATE R.V. SPACE for rent, $250 per month. You pay electric. Call 928-916-1122. 1936 FORD STREET ROD 5 window coupe, 345 HP, Runs great. $28,000. 928- 927-3370. TRAILERS FOR RENT! $325-$375/mo. 1 bdrm, fur- nished. Clean w/slideout in small well-maintained RV Park in Qtz. Large shaded spaces. Water, trash, & shed included. Winterhaven RV Park. Also available: Rentals equipped with linen, dishes, etc. 928-499-8128 1988 MCI BUS converted into motorhome. Sitting in Quartzsite Park. It will be the end of August before FOR SALE 1998 ALPENLITE 34' 5th wheel with 2 slides. Very good condition.Always been under cover. Set up in Bouse RV Park, Bouse, Ari- zona, Space E5. Cool cover, fenced yard space, close to laundromat and clubhouse. Fully furnished, extras in- clude small fridge, freezer, blue flame heater. Move in ready. Great home away from home for only $10, 995. Call or text: 509-965-3233. LAS CASAS DE Quartzsite, 1617 E Quail Trail, has im- mediate occupancy for a 2 P��� 22 ���.D�����M��������.��� J��� 1, 2011 PUZZLE PAGE (page 20) ANSWERS APS SUMMER TIPS CAN‛T FIND "THE MESSENGER"? JOIN THE THOUSANDS READING IT ONLINE! Sign up for FREE VIP alerts when the next E-edition of the DESERT MESSENGER is available @ www.DesertMessenger.com Between Dec. 30, 2010-Jan. 29,2011 there was 21,115 page views It's getting warm out there, and we know summer heat brings higher elec- tricity bills. These quick and easy tips can help you start saving today. Tip #33 Visit the APS Energy Analyzer. In just a few minutes, you can find more easy and inexpensive things you can do to use less energy and lower your bills. The survey is fun and interactive. It guides you through your home, helps you evaluate where you use energy and provides customized suggestions on how you can reduce your energy use. It even compares your energy use with similar homes. Visit the APS Energy Analyzer at www.aps.com Tip #32 Take a day and get out of the house. Lifestyles change. Whether for you this means different work shifts, a new baby, kids out of school for the sum- mer or retirement. These are a few of the things that can affect lifestyle. They can impact the amount of time spent at home, the number of times the door is opened, the setting on the thermostat, time watching TV, lights used, amount of cooking and the number of showers. It all affects the amount of electricity that is used. What's a quick way to make a change in that routine? Take a day to get out- side the house and enjoy a movie, or the mall, or anything that meets your fancy. Give your home's systems a break. Tip #31 Don't place lamps or TV sets near your thermostat. The thermostat senses heat from these appliances, which can cause the air con- ditioner to run longer than necessary. Also, don't set your thermostat for a lower temperature than you really want, thinking that it will cool your home down faster. The AC will still run at the same speed, and the ending re- sult could be excessive cooling result- ing in wasted energy and increased cooling cost. Tip #30 Don't cool down the house by leaving the refrigerator door open. We know that blast of cold air hitting your face feels good, but leaving the re- frigerator door open longer than needed just causes your fridge to work harder to keep food cold, using more energy. Arrange refrigerator shelves so you don't have to rummage around with the door open. Keep the door closed as much as possible. Tip #29 Wrap your water heater in an insulated blanket. Wrapping your water heater in an in- sulated blanket - one costs about $10 to $20 at home centers - and could save your household a bundle. Most water heaters more than five years old are constantly losing heat and wasting energy because they lack internal insu- lation. If the surface feels warm to the touch, get your heater an extra blankie. It'll keep the tank water warm, so less time and power are required. [Editor's suggestion: Better yet, just urn off your water heater during the summer! ] Tip #28 Choose light-colored ex- terior paint, stucco, or roofing material. When making home improvements, choose lighter colors of paint, stucco, and/or roofing material to reflect heat away from your home. This keeps the interior cooler and that results in less stress on your AC. Tip #27 Be sure to repair leaky fau- cets to avoid the constant "drip" and wasting valuable water. Tip #26 Avoid using the oven as much as possible, summer is a time for BBQ. Consider limiting use of the oven to keep your kitchen cooler. Use the mi- crowave instead whenever possible and try to cook in the cooler parts of the day. When you're using the oven, avoid opening the oven door multiple times, releasing heat and cooling down the oven. Here's another idea, ditch the oven for a night and cook outside. Outdoor barbeques are one of the best things to do in the summertime! 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