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September 04, 2013

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September 4, 2013 13 www.DesertMessenger.com Reader's Oasis donates books to Yarnell Library Quartzsite, Arizona MOUNTAIN QUAIL CAFE Open Year-Round @ 6am Photo: (left to right) Yarnell Friends of the Library Helen Stratton, Marcia Suchy with Paul Winer People from all over the world were wondering what they could do to help the town that suffered such huge losses, this little town was one of the prettiest spots in the area. Wondering if the library had been burned out as well, Paul called them and was told that they came very close to being destroyed, but were okay. SEE YARNELL PAGE 21 490 N. Moon Mt. Ave., Quartzsite (corner of Moon Mt. & Quail Trail) Home Style Cooking! Open 6am • MEXICAN MONDAY! 7pm • Thurs. SPAGHETTI & MEATBALLS 7 DAYS/ WEEK • Friday FISH Special N Quail Trail • Sat. PRIME RIB Enjoy our Famous Bread Pudding! X 928-927-8890 B-10, Main St. Sunday Worship: 10am & 6pm Wednesday Service: 6pm Phone: 928-927-5035 "Come join our Family where the Love of Jesus is preached" 375 E. Sunrise St. Quartzsite Wickenburg Alternative Medicine (WAM) AMERICAN INDIAN JEWELRY & POTTERY La Paz County's Only Medical Marijuana Dispensary We're back from buying trip with new American Indian Jewelry and Pottery! NOW OPEN Gem Stone Jewelry • Black Hills Gold Jewelry 511 E. Main Street, Quartzsite, Arizona BEADS•JEWELRY•FINDINGS HOURS: Open Daily 8-4 Sun. 9-3 Closed Tuesdays 1250 W. Main, Quartzsite (across from McDonald's) 928-927-6381, Fax 928-927-4814 Open Mon. - Fri. 9 am-5 pm 928-927-4200 Hwy. 95, N. Central ����� | J����� W���� Moon Mountain By Joanne Winer Reader's Oasis Bookstore owner Paul Winer used to do a lot of selling in the swap meets in Prescott Valley, and every weekend he would travel up Hwy 60 through Congress and up Yarnell Hill to get to Prescott. Most times when they were going up this way, they stopped in Yarnell at the little library on the main street in town, to stretch their legs and look for books on sale at the library, as they do many places they travel to. This little library helped Paul get some great books for his swap meet selling, and he always appreciated every little bit of help this gave him in those days of travelling back and forth, especially when the economy was bad. Paul has not been up to that area much since opening his first bookstore here in Quartzsite. Things got so busy here that he just didn't have time to go all that way just to buy more books, and the few times he went to Prescott, the library happened to be closed. When that huge wildfire went out of control and almost destroyed the town of Yarnell, everyone who heard about the fire and the deaths of the Granite Mountain Hot Shot crew were completely in shock at the devastation it all caused. 2014 SHOW & EVENT DATES www.VisitQuartzsite.com

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