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November 4, 2020 www.DesertMessenger.com 15 QIA Quartzsite Improvement Assoc. (QIA) Craft Show & Yard Sale is 1st Saturday of the month thru March, 9am. 235 E. Ironwood. Office is open Mon - Fri. 9am-noon. 235 E. Ironwood St., Quartzsite. 928-927- 6325. www.QIAarizona.org. SENIOR CENTER The 3rd Friday of each month, starting in Novem- ber, the Senior Center will hold Arts/Crafts Community Sale be- ginning at 9.00a.m. 40 N. Moon Mountain Ave. ROCK CLUB The Quartzsite Roadrunners Gem & Mineral Club, located at 65 Iron- wood. QRGMC.org. Stop by M,T,W 9am-12pm & 1pm-3pm to renew your membership or learn how to become a member. You're invited to our meetings every Thursday 2pm at the QIA. CHAMBER HOURS Quartzsite Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism is open Wed. - Sat. 10am - 2pm. 1240 W. Main St. www.Quartzsite- Tourism.com 928-927-5200. FOOD HANDLER CLASSES Wednesday November 4th & 18th 10am & 2pm. Quartzsite Senior Center 40 Moon Mountain Ave. COWBOY DESERT CHURCH: The service at BLM LTVA La Posa South and the Lord's Supper (Com- munion) will be done according to the CDC guide lines. SPLIT RAIL RV PARK will have its first jam on November 5th from 1 - 3 pm. 928-927-5296. DESERT SINGLES Meetings are every Friday at 10 AM in the din- ing hall at the Quartzsite Improve- ment Association (QIA.) Make new friends and enjoy lots of activities. All singles are welcome. The QIA is located at 235 E. Ironwood St., Quartzsite. All singles are welcome. Join us. FARMERS MARKET opens Thurs- day Nov 5. Looking for vendors food related and single item ven- dors. Fees are 10.00 a day 3 for 20. Special deal for a produce vendor. Info 801-403 9964. Vendors fees go to the Quartzsite Food Bank. 960 W Main near Ken's Grocery Outlet and K&B Tools. SUNRIDERS: For the first meeting of the season, the Arizona SunRid- ers will meet on Friday, November 13 at 10am at the City Park, dance slab. Bring your chairs and your masks....Nominations for presi- dent and treasurer for 2021 (two year terms) will be accepted. .If you want to renew your membership, check out the Arizona Sunriders OHV Club Facebook page. Hope to see you soon. MUSIC JAMS are happening at Com- munity Bible Church Tuesdays at 6:30 PM. The church is located at 375 Sun- rise St, Quartzsite. (928) 927-5035. JR'S RV PARK 982 N. Central Blvd. Quartzsite. Jam starts on Nov. 6th. 6:30 pm. BINGO at Quartzsite Senior Cen- ter: 40 Moon Mountain Ave. Every Wednesday and Saturday, Doors Open 5:00pm, EARLY Bird 6:30pm, Deli 5:30pm. Come and have din- ner and play bingo or just come and have dinner. Available to everyone. NA MEETINGS Mon. Wed. Fri. 7pm at Alano Club behind Silly Al's Pizza. Dave, 442-273-7323. BRENDA RV RESORT Hwy 60 Brenda No Music Jams or Dances until further notice from manage- ment. All activities are for park resi- dents ONLY. Brenda RV Resort is located at 46251 US-60, Salome, AZ 85348 Phone: (928) 927-5249. SPANISH CLASS starting at Quartzsite Community Center this week. Meet the instructor, Jackie on Thursday, Nov. 5 at 11am. Classes are Tuesdays 11:30am and Thurs- days 11am. $2/person. Masks will be required. For details call Jackie, 503-913-5214. Town wide Clean-up days planned It's that time of year to clean up around your home! The Town of Quartzsite is sponsor- ing bi-monthly Town Wide Clean- up Days NOVEMBER 16-22, 2020. Dumpsters will be available at two locations: Town Lot located at 560 E. Coyote (just down the street from the Police Station, off Plymouth Ave.) and the North-East corner of Moon Mountain and Quail Trail. Free trash and household goods disposal, however NO TIRES, NO HAZARDOUS WASTE and NO HOUSEHOLD TRASH. FOR ONE DAY ONLY: US Fuel Oil, LLC. will be onsite to accept USED MOTOR OIL, OIL FILTERS and VEHICLE BATTER- IES (6V, 12V and 24V): Thursday, November 19th, 2020 at the Quail Trail & Moon Mountain Avenue site. If you need help or cannot get to the dumpsters, call Quartzsite Town Hall at 928-927-4333 to arrange a free pick for Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. Limited number of pickups are available on a first come first serve basis. "In our every deliberation, we must consider the impact of our decisions on the next seven generations." - Iroquois Maxim (circa 1700-1800)

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