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P��� 6 Nugget Wranglers updates The first monthly meeting and outing of The Nugget Wranglers Prospecting Club was held at a claim in the Quartz- site area on October 30. A demonstra- tion was given by member Glen of his new high production dry washer called the Gold Extreme and gold was found. Lunch was our world famous Hobo Stew. The next meeting and outing will be at the Tom Wells claim. Bring your rigs and plan to spend three or four days metal detecting and dry washing and evening campfires. For more information contact President Dwayne Farmer, djfarmeraz@yahoo. com. Or visit the Nugget Wrangler website, www.nuggetwranglers.net ���.D�����M��������.��� Art Guild updates We had 11 people attend our meet- ing of Oct 21, at Ron and Jo Stoltz’s house, Mark Goldberg had 3 paintings all sketched out ready for us to start painting. Mary Huntley had them all primered for him. These will be for the Arizona Centennial coming up soon. Several of us got to start paint- ing on them and Mark showed us the technique and how to mix the paints. It is looking really good. Jo was a great hostess and served us delicious coffee, iced tea and cake. Our next meeting on Nov.4 will once again be at their house on 555 Conner Lane at Q Mountain Vista Park. So we can continue to paint on the art boards. We voted and decided to change our 425 N. Central (Hwy. 95) OPEN 7 DAYS/WEEK 7:30 am PROPANE OPD Valves Custom Hoses Recertification Refills Tanks WATER R/O Ozone Water RV Potable Water R/O ICE R/O WATER 5 GAL/ $1 RV DUMP RV PARK with full hookups 928-927-3714 art show to Jan 28 and 29 during the weekend of the Pow Wow . I t is a re- ally busy time of year and there are so many winter visitors during this time. It will be held once again at the Senior Building and will be our 3rd annual Art Show. Be sure and stop by at Horizon Com- munity Bank to see the art display of Tina Moore. She is a very talented artist and has classes available on how to draw. We will be collecting club dues at the next meeting. $ 5.00 year- ly dues and $5.00 for a Senior Center Membership. If you love to draw and paint come by and join our group. See you there Carol Brainerd 928-927-7344 Every Tuesday Afternoon Starting Every Tuesday 5:30-6:30 pm Tuesday, Nov. 9 2:30-3:30 pm Refreshments Provided Located at Parker Public Library 1000 Navajo Ave. Parker, Arizona (Enter right of main door by bike rack) Refreshments Provided OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY! Located at: Alliance Church Fellowship Hall 665 W. Tyson, Quartzsite, AZ Open to the Community! Questions? Call Toll Free 1-888-854-5024 Life’s Most Important Journey” “Your Trusted Partner on Serving Quartzsite and Surrounding Areas Coping With Loss Adult Grief Support Coping With Loss Adult Grief Support AWC Open House Nov. 5 AWC’s Quartzsite Learning Center Hosts Open House Features new facilities with a Bar B Que Arizona Western College’s Quartzsite Learning Center staff invites the com- munity to a celebration. The Quartz- site staff will host an Open House on Friday, November 5th from 3-7pm at the Quartzsite Learning Center located at 695 N. Kofa Ave. in Quartzsite. This event is intended to celebrate our current students, welcome back our winter visitors, and encourage the public to stop in to learn about the classes and services we offer. We will be offering a free bar-b-que, door prizes, various informational booths, Zumba demonstrations and demon- strations for using our online library services and Webadvisor program. This is an informal event; the com- munity is welcome to come and go at their leisure. Local high school stu- dents with an interest in attending AWC should also stop in to visit with the representatives that will be here from our main campus in Yuma. The Quartzsite Learning Center is lo- cated at 695 N. Kofa Ave. in Quartzsite. For more info call 928- 927-8299. DEADLINE for the Nov. 17th Desert Messenger is WED. NOV. 10th desertmessenger7@yahoo.com www.DesertMessenger.com 541-218-2560 or Online at N������� 3, 2010 Townwide Cleanup Days Nov. 19 & 20 The Town of Quartzsite is sponsoring Community Wide Clean-up Days on Friday & Saturday, Nov. 19 & 20. Dumpsters will be available on the Town lot east of Scholars’ Academy, 560 E. Coyote, for free trash and household goods disposal. No tires or white goods will be accepted. If you need help and cannot get trash to the dumpsters, please phone Town Hall for assistance. Town volunteers will be available to assist you. For more information, contact Town Hall, 928-927-4333. Nov. 20, 7:30pm Community Movie Night Beginning Sat. Nov. 20, the Quartzsite community will be treated to a free mov- ie night once a month. Tracey Richard- son, of Quartzsite Parks & Recreation is planning on presenting many quality movies for your viewing pleasure.Watch for details of dates and times. The first movie is “August Rush” re- leased in 2007. Rated PG and will be shown in the Quartzsite Library. After cellist Lyla (Keri Russell) and guitarist Louis (Jonathan Rhys Mey- ers) share an enchanted night together, circumstances rip them apart, and the child (Freddie Highmore) produced by the union is raised by an opportu- nistic stranger (Robin Williams) who nurtures the boy’s musical talent. De- termined to find his parents, the boy -- known as August Rush -- relies on music to draw his mother and father to him. Terrence Howard co-stars. Genre: Romantic Dramas, Fam- ily Dramas. This movie is: Romantic, Sentimental, Emotional. Join the fun on Sat. Nov. 20th at 7pm at the Quartzsite Library for the show- ing of this very memorable movie. WATCHES BATTERIES BLACK HILLS GOLD SAME LOCATION! Tyson Wells space #11 AVIS & DICK CASSEM 602-390-1613 Everyday Low Prices!