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September 21, 2011

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October 5 2011 Quartzsite Love's "loves" Children's Miracle Network Each fall, Love's Travel Stops & Country Stores employees will be putting their hearts into raising funds for 89 Children's Miracle Network Hospitals by asking cus- tomers to purchase $1, $5 or $20 paper hearts. From now through Sept. 30th, customers can donate. Sat. Sept. 24th there is a car wash beginning at 9am at Love's in Quartzsite, at Exit 17. Love's raises additional funds by holding bake sales, pumping gas for tips, conducting in-store drawings and coordinating other fundraising events. In 2010, Love's raised $1 million at more than 265 locations. Love's Travel Stops and Country Stores is a family owned and oper- ated chain of food and fuel stops. They take special pride in their lo- cations and their employees. Their motto is "Clean Places, Friendly Places." They believe that giving back to each community in which they op- erate is an important factor to their success. One of those ways they give back to their communities is to partner with Children's Miracle Network Hospitals. Since beginning its affiliation with Children's Mira- cle Network in 1998, Love's and its customers have raised more than $4 million to help sick children in the communities where it operates stores. Local funds raised will sup- port Phoenix Children's Hospital. "The support Children's Miracle Net- work receives from Love's and its asso- ciates is vital to help us provide much- needed funds to children's hospitals," said Brian Hazelgren, Chief Develop- ment Officer, Children's Miracle Net- work. "The generosity and dedication of Love's associates and customers is far reaching and will have a profound impact on the lives of many children and their families." www.DesertMessenger.com 2nd Annual Quartzsite Country Bash slated for Oct. 14, 15 Quartzsite- The Harry Luge Band re- turns to Quartzsite Country Bash on Saturday, October 15th, 2011. The 2nd Annual Quartzsite Country Bash, a fundraiser for Quartzsite Rotary, will take place at Town Park from 2pm- 10pm. This family friendly event will showcase Harry Luge, a well-known performer from the "Country Thun- der" Festival circuit from the South- west to Midwest. Harry Luge is the ever-consummate singer/songwriter with deep and proud roots in the Arizona desert. He's experienced beyond his 33 years and his non-stop creative personality translates to high energy live perfor- mances on some of the largest stages in the Country Music industry. "Harry's music is most relevant when one hears a simplicity that transcends the transient, reaches across political lines and reaches deep inside each lis- tener with stories relating to family, sense of place, personal growth and everyday life. As a result, Harry's pop- ularity is a well developed institution throughout Arizona." In addition there will also be a rodeo featuring the bulls of the Broken Slash P Rodeo Company. Broken Slash P was founded in 1999 by Jesse Pettigrew, who was the 2000 Turquoise Circuit Rookie of the Year in steer wrestling as well as yearend Pickup Man for the Grand Canyon Pro Rodeo Finals. Jesse was also part of the founding Board of Directors for the Arizona Youth Bull Riding Association and still serves on the board, in addition to being the Stock Director. The bulls of Broken Slash P have been used at Mr. Lucky's Nightclub in Phoenix, and participated in one of the largest open bull riding exhibitions General Store Quartzsite FOR ALL YOUR GROCERY NEEDS! OPEN 7 DAYS 8AM-6PM SALES RUN THURS.-SAT. (NEW FLYER TUES.) 410 E. MAIN ST. Fresh Meats (retail & wholesale) 928-927-6310 A.P.S. Pay Station AZ Lottery & Pick Fish & Game Licenses Beer & Wine at Country Thunder in Florence. The bulls are currently being featured at Rawhide Western Town in Chandler, Arizona. Broken Slash P has several Championship Lines in their stable, including Baby Huey, the 2008 Bull of the Year for the Grand Canyon Pro Rodeo Association. To kick the event of in style, there will be a pre-party Friday, October 14th featuring live music for all ticket holders. Gates open at 7pm on Friday. Quartzsite Country Bash is a fund- raiser for the Rotary Club of Quartz- site. Tickets will be available in Quartzsite at Grubstake Bar & Restau- rant, Quartzsite General Store, Main St. Laundromat & Eatery, and VFW Post 769. In Parker, folks can purchase tickets at Little Brown Jug. Holt Engi- neering Group has tickets for sale in Blythe, Calif. Tickets are also available online at www.QuartzsiteCountryBash. com. Tickets are only $20 or $25/at the HAM RADIO Amateur Radio Bible Study 147.360 MHZ STARTS NOV. 1ST 8:00 AM Every Day Except Sunday Open to all HAMS and Scanners Page 3 door. Children under 12 are free with paying adult. Budweiser will provide the beer garden. There will be great food, a children's bounce house, classic cars, karaoke and more! Come on out for a fun-filled evening at the park! The concert will be festival seating, so bring your chairs and blankets, for the best seating on the grass! For more information visit www.QuartzsiteCountryBash.com or call 928-916-4120. C & B LOCK & KEY 34 YEARS EXPERIENCE 928-927-6589 Mobile Service Only We're BACK! TRANSPONDER AUTO KEYS (Electronic chip keys) Jeep, Chrysler, Ford Chevrolet, Toyota & many more! Betty Crenshaw, Owner Jim Buys in Quartzsite! PUBLIC NOTICE Need Cash? Jim is Buying the Following: ALL Old Coins • Sterling Silver Anything Made of GOLD! Antique Toys • Fountain Pens Wrist & Pocket Watches All Famous Autographs 1240 W. MAIN ST. • QUARTZSITE, ARIZONA Located directly across from McDonald‛s in Quartzsite OPEN 7 days a week!

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