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January 5, 2011

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P��� 26 “Only if we understand can we care. Only if we care will we help. Only if we help shall they be saved.” Jane Goodall HOLLYWOOD PETS Mobile Grooming Professionally groomed by Robin Barbour Award winning groomer! 22 years experience! Pamper your pet in our state-of-the-art fully mobile grooming parlor Best Rates in Town! Call for an appt. We’re back @ Sunsetters RV Park 218-670-0626 ���.D�����M��������.��� New courses to choose from at AWC Quartzsite - In addition to personal enrichment classes previously offered (oil painting, sculpting, drawing, soap stone carving, Zumba, low impact aer- obics, computer classes, Spreadsheet and digital photo manipulation) Ari- zona Western College (AWC) will be offering some new options in January. Join us for Fun Woodcarving with Mark Goldberg. Basic woodcarving techniques will be taught through hands-on projects for beginners. This is a great class for men or women. The class will meet from 9am-11:30am on Mondays, 1/10 to 2/14/11. Woodcarving not your thing? Join Mark Goldberg for a Beginning Wire Wrap Jewelry class. This course is an introduction to wire-wrapped jew- elry through hands-on instruction. A cabochon necklace will be made by each student. Basic hand tools and materials will be required. A list of materials needed can be picked up at the Quartzsite Learning Center when you register. This class will meet ev- ery Wednesday from 1/12/ to 1/31/11, AZ Scared Wood (It’s Petrified) 25,000 pounds of Arizona Rainbow Petrified Wood! Prices start @ 33¢/lb. 1240 W. Main • Quartzsite directly across from McDonald’s Open daily 9-6 9am-11:30am. Another jewelry class is Jewelry Mak- ing for Beginners (beads, etc) with Marie Wister. This course covers de- sign creation, choosing appropriate materials, proper assembly techniques and more. This is a fun opportunity to be artistic while creating beautiful and unique jewelry for yourself or others. It begins on Monday, 1/10/11 and will meet each Monday for four weeks, 10am to noon. Do you enjoy writing and would love the opportunity to perfect your skill? Have you always wondered how one goes about getting his/her work pub- lished? The Book Starts Here is the perfect class for you. This course will be taught by the published author of Ask Me No Questions, Cindie Miller. Cindie Miller has a degree in creative writing from Eastern Washington Uni- versity and loves sharing her knowl- edge with others. This class starts on January 24th and will meet every Monday, 1-3pm, through March 7th. How about an opportunity to learn a J������ 5, 2011 second language? Basic Spanish Con- versation 1 focuses on the spoken lan- guage and is a great course for those who enjoy traveling to Mexico or other Spanish speaking countries. In ad- dition to correct pronunciation, vo- cabulary needed for socialization, din- ing out, lodging, money basics, travel and emergencies will be covered. Our instructor, Armando Heredia, is na- tive to the language and is a certified ESL teacher with many years instruc- tional experience. The class will meet Wednesday evenings, 6pm-8pm, from 1/12 to 2/23/11. And finally, for the music lovers we have a Piano Keyboard for Beginners class. Bring your portable keyboard and join Lisa DeHaven who will teach you the basics of reading music and playing a piano keyboard. This is a great opportunity to develop a musi- cal talent for personal enjoyment and self expression! This class begins on 1/11/11 and will meet every Tuesday through 3/15/11, 6pm-8pm. You can learn more about these and other class opportunities by calling, (928) 927-8299, or stopping by the AWC Quartzsite Learning Center at 695 N. Kofa Avenue. SWEET DARLENE’S RESTAURANT & BAKERY Sweet Darlene’s Restaurant and Bakery is a true American success story. Starting out over 20 years ago in a small food vendor tent, the SDR&B grew and expanded to its present location in the big white building at the east end of town where they can now serve over 100 hungry customers at a time. They started the first Friday night Fish Fry in Quartzsite where they serve Jumbo Cod fried in a special beer-batter. Other specialties include their famous Reuben Sandwich, Steak and Shrimp, slow-cooked Half-Rack of Ribs, and best of all, real mashed potatoes. Sadly, Big Ken passed away a few years ago, but Darlene and her loyal staff have kept the tradition of home-cooked meals going and have added some new menu items as well, such as Key West Chicken, Hawaiian Salad, and Coconut Shrimp. They have added home- made soups, such as Chicken Soup and Trucker’s Soup (vegetable beef) and home-made Chili, all of which come with home-made corn bread. She has several varieties for Gourmet Burgers and sandwiches including pastrami and Cordon Bleu. She has a different special everyday such as Petite Steak on Tuesday for only $5.95 for lunch and Big Steak only $7.95 for dinner. Mornings you can smell the home-made Pecan Rolls and Cinnamon Rolls baking when you walk in to the restaurant where breakfast is served starting at 7am ‘til 11am and features 10 breakfast specials for under $5.00 like the $2.99 bacon and egg special which comes with toast and hash browns. On the way out you can pick-up bakery treats to take home such as her home-made pumpkin nut or banana nut breads, strudel, and a wide variety or cookies and cakes. Their cream pies are made from scratch, such as their Banana Cream, Coconut Cream and Chocolate Cream pies. For breakfast, lunch or dinner, Sweet Darlene’s has the best food and prices in town, so treat yourself now and bring a friend or meet a new friend over a cup of delicious coffee. 776 E. MAIN ST., QUARTZSITE, AT THE I-10 EXIT 19 OFF RAMP. OPEN DAILY 7AM-8PM THRU JANUARY 928-927-9338

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