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September 17, 2014

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22 www.DesertMessenger.com September 17, 2014 Page 22 www.DesertMessenger.com September 7, 2011 PUZZLE PAGE (page 20) ANSWERS LETTERS FROM PAGE 5 • Amphitheater at Cecilia's Garden • Heliport and full time life flight helicopter stationed in Quartzsite • Christmas Light Parade • Bronze Statues at the Skate Park, and the west entrance of town NEW BUSINESSES: • Family Dollar Store • Bealls • Bill's Bike Shop • Toe Truck Service • In Town Pharmacy • Quiet Times • Arco AM PM Truck Stop • Taco Mio • Main St. Eatery • Quartzsite Business Chamber • Tlaquepaque Imports • Super 8 Motel Kool Kovers • Hi Jolly Outpost • Gem World • Smoke Shop • Discount Solar • Brazilian Stones • Animal Refuge Thrift Store • Addicted to Deals • Ironwood Accounting • Carl's Jr. • Quail Trail Cafe • Desert Messenger • The Main Trading Post • Altamont Beads • Alternative Therapies • Sonoran Heart Clinic • Quartzsite Imaging • Mostly Wood Restaurant • Quartzsite Community Thrift Store • Quartzsite Chiropractic • Storage Units on Moon Mt./ Kofa • AZ West Coast Realty • Times Three Family Restaurant • Paul's Taxi • Horizon Community Bank EXPANDED OR REMODELED BUSINESSES: • Hardies Beads • Reader's Oasis Books • Sweet Darlene's Restaurant • All American Tire • La Paz Regional Hospital Clinic • Cactus Curlers • Chevron Station • Post Office Annex • Everett's Towing • Betty Hunter Real Estate • Daniel's Jerky Quartzsite dying? We don't think so. If the information above doesn't convince you, the 2010 census showed our year round population has grown from 3,354 to 3,677. If we missed your new or improved business we apologize. Mike and Judy Nacheff Quartzsite Do what is right I'd like to take this time so that our government can take a few minutes and reflect on this country. Look at us common people that live here and that have voted for you. Right now a lot of us are out of work and let me tell you it is not by choice. I am one of them,and let me tell you, I would love to work right now, but where I live, there is little work and I am a single mother of two. I would rather be working than on welfare, but at this point I have no choice. Let me get off my life, which I hate to say, but there are so many other Americans that are in the same boat that I am in. I will say that there are so many of you that have a lot of money and don't need any more. So where does that leave this country. The government is in debt and most of the people that live here are in debt and then you want to take more money from us, when you are setting high on the hog. This country needs a reality check, not just for officials that are in office, but so many of our actors, musicians, and very wealthy. I am not prejudiced to helping people of other countries, but how can so many of you help them when this country has its fair share on the streets and so many more getting ready to fall. I am not saying to just give away your money that you have worked hard for, but I am saying look at us. Look at the ones that watch you on television, the ones that buy your music, and the ones that vote for you. Shouldn't we deserve some respect and help back instead of always being the ones that get hurt? It shouldn't matter if you are Republican or Democrat. We the American people voted for you, so why can't you work together for the American people and do what is right for us and not just for you? Patsy Gresham, Quartzsite Riding fences The concept of riding the fence is a euphemism for remaining non- commital. Have you ever really tried to ride a fence? It's impossible because there is no saddle upon which to sit, only a thin wire offering no stability for integrity. Like the song Desperado says, "You've been out riding fences for too long now...come down from those fences and open the gate." Hygeia Halfmoon, Quartzsite Follow the law Mrs. Golden-Bear, Your editorial blog piece entitled, "How can Quartzsite be- come a better community" missed the mark on several points. The question you raise in your article is valid. Your suggestion as to the cause of the obvi- ous decline in the community quality of life and possible solutions fail to address the problem in an honest and objective manner. Your article begins by suggesting Mayor Ed Foster is the cause of the polarization that grips the community is not valid, nor fair. For the sake of clarity let us point out that the Mayor's only fault is his insistence that the Quartzsite Council and Administration follow the law and produce public documents to the press and public and to hold well publicized public meetings that are conducted at a time and place in a manner that encourages public participation in the governing process of the community. Due to length and space limits, read the rest of Bob Miller's 556 word let- ter at www.QuartzsiteBlog.com under post of "How can Quartz- site become a better community?" PUZZLE PAGE ANSWERS (from page 20) FREE CLASSIFIEDS * *for items under $999 (30 words, 1/mo./private party) 30 words $ 4.50 / ad or Twice for $ 8 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." LOST DOG! Black/white Lab mix, white line on head, white belly, white triangle on rear end. Rabies & heart tag w/phone. Last seen 9/2/14 on Sunrise near Cac- tus Patch. Named Fritzie. (could be confused with Pit mix) Call 928-916-9143 (keep trying). Owner at 206 E. Sunrise, around back. ESTATE SALE Fri. Sat. Sun. Sept. 19-21, from 7am-4pm. Jewelry, purses, hats & lots of unique items. 49704 To- paz in Rainbow Acres. YARD SALES! FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 19-20, AND Fri & Sat. Sept. 26-27. Lots of Jewelry! 415 N. Emerald Ave. by Community Center. 6am - 10am only. IMS URGENT CARE Now Hiring! Part Time & Sea- sonal CNA's, MA's, with Front Office and Back Of- fice knowledge. Inquire at 255 N Central Blvd, Ste. 7, Quartzsite; email christina.pelkey@imsaz. com or fax 480-621-7043. 2001 PROWLER Travel Trailer, 25 ft. Propane heater, A/C, queen bed. New tires + recliner. $5,000/offer. Locat- ed in Qtz. 970-682-0173. FOR SALE: 36' 5th-wheel w/ year-round add-on room that needs some finishing work. Double corner lot in Wagon West RV Park, Brenda. Dou- ble car port; 2 storage shed. Reduced to $5500. Call Jean: 503 313 2840. VERY CUTE 1 bedroom Park Model. Must sell due to medical issues. Quiet, skirted, screened in deck, 8 x 16 craft room, landscaped. La Mirage RV Park, 62B Washington, Quartzsite. Make offer. For appt. call 360-318-5824. NEED CAMPING GEAR? Stoves, tents, water stor- age, survival food, solar & wind power, & even RV's and Travel Trailers! Rock- sInMyHead is open in King- man, AZ until October! 605- 376-8754, and online at www.RocksInMyHead.com PRE-LOVED LAPIDARY Equipment for Sale! 20" Flat Lap, 14" slab saw, buf- fers, grinder/polishers, rock tumblers, motors, and more. Plus, we can order whatever you need. RocksInMyHead is open in Kingman, AZ un- til October! 605-376-8754, www.RocksInMyHead.com. DONATE: Community mem- bers have set up a memorial fund for Robert Bennett's daughter on GoFundMe at http://www.gofundme.com/ do1jtc. Give a little or give a lot. Also on Facebook at Robert Bennett Memorial Page. YEAR-ROUND MANAGER wanted for small 55+ RV park in Quartzsite. Mini- mum duties in exchange for space rent. Starts Oct. 1st. 928-899-1210 or 928-499-8128. NOW OPEN ALL YEAR! Winterhaven 55+ RV Park in Quartzsite. $1175/year + electric. 928-899-1210, 928-499-8128. OPEN UTILITY TRAILER for sale. 5 x 9. Single Axle. Wood floor. $600 OBO Locat- ed in Kingman. 605-376-8754. START OFF THE 2014/15 season with a new busi- ness! Turn-key business for sale. ToolsRUs Retail/ Wholesale Discount Tool Business, ready to walk into and make money. Currently operating at a profit with only two days a week. All inven- tory, equipment, displays, fixtures, signs, trailer, tent frames, accounts, website, and more included in price. Plus two weeks training with current owner to get busi- ness up and running. 25 year business, owners retir- ing. Call 605-376-8754 for more info. LAS CASAS DE Quartzsite Apartments have spacious 3 bedroom apartments avail- able, 1617 E Quail Trail. Amenities include bulit-in microwave, dishwasher, garbage disposal, ceiling fan, patio/balcony, washer/ dryer hook ups on all units, on-site laundry, car ports, picnic and BBQ area, play ground, and community pool. Pets under 25 pounds are welcome. Household in- come limits apply. Contact Anita 928 927-4410 CAMPWORKER WANTED for year round R.V. Park. Single or couple. Any minor irrigation and plumbing ex- perience a plus. Free space with storage shed. No smoking. No pets please. 928-927-6778. RNs & LPNs New Grads Welcome! Corizon, a provider of health services for the Arizona Department of Corrections, has excellent opportunities at the Yuma Correctional Complex in Yuma. Correctional nursing is dif- ferent with every patient, every day. Regardless of your area of interest, cor- rectional nursing provides a rewarding career in a spe- cialized field that encom- passes ambulatory care, health education, urgent care and infirmary care. Corizon offers excellent compensation, great differ- entials and comprehensive benefits. PRN Positions also available! Please send resume: Julie Hampton, RV DON Julie.Hampton@ Corizonhealth.com Or call: 928+627+8871 x 17274 Or Quick Apply @ www.corizonhealth.com EOE/AAP/DTR OPEN PUBLIC AUTION Sept. 20, 2014 12 noon. Paradise Self Storage, 140 N. Moon Mountain Ave. Quartzsite. Cash only sales. No holds. YARD SALE Sept. 26 & 27, 9am-4pm. Guns, ammo, reloading equipment, tools, misc. Rose RV Park 600 E. Kuehn, Qtz.

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