Desert Messenger

November 18, 2015 www.DesertMessenger.com 31 First locally-owned and operated music station in Quartzsite, Arizona. Proudly serving the communities of Quartzsite, Bouse, Brenda, Rainbow Acres, La Paz Valley and beyond, since 1988. Quartzsite Radio • Quartzsite's Favorite "CLASSIC HITS" • Local Information • Weather • 24 Hours Day / 7 Days Week! KBUX 94.3 FM 928-927-5111 http://kbuxradio.com Submitted by Linda Taylor We had a great turnout for our first Friday morning tournament of the season. The weather inspired some great golf from our teams. We have prepped most of the course after the long summer and there were some excellent scores fired during the competition. Low score of the day was turned in by Lee Raye Christner and Gary Mc- Gowan with a 19-under round of 37. Second place went to George Lische and Jerry Taylor who fired 38. Dino Linden and Bud Key along with the team of Bill Toner and Joe McWIlliams tied for 3rd place with 41's. Pete Lilly and Gene Howard finished 5th with a 42. Let's just say everyone else had a good time too! Lee Raye was closest to the pin on hole #9 and won the long drive contest for the day. In the men's division, Bud Key hit closest to the pin on #8 and the long drive for the day went to Brad Romaine. Our next scramble tournament will be Friday, Nov. 20 beginning at 9:00 sharp. Hope to see you there! A reminder that every Saturday there is also a scramble tourna- ment on the Quartzsite Town Course at 9:00am. Questions? Call Jerry at 208-405-3311. PHOTO on PAGE 4 Back Row (L to R): Dean Har- rington, Dino Linden, George Lische, Gene Howard, Bill Toner, Bud Key, Joe McWilliams, Geno Bisceglia, Pete Lilly Front Row (L toR): Brad Romaine, Tom Chopski, Gary McGowan, Lee Raye Christner, Jerry Taylor Not pictured: Dave Swindell and Linda Taylor Rainbow Acres Golf Tourney #1 Blythe and Quartzsite McDonald's Seek Employees Blythe - The McDonald's restau- rants in Blythe and Quartzsite are hosting Hiring Day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. November 18, in a concentrated effort to hire new employees. The new job openings will in- clude both full-time and part-time crew and manager positions. Interested candidates are encour- aged to stop by the restaurants for an interview, or they apply online at www.mylocalmcds.com. "We have immediate openings not just for the holiday season, but jobs that can also turn into rewarding careers," said Joe Johnson, Blythe and Quartzsite McDonald's owner. "This is an excellent opportunity to earn extra money (earn while you learn), have access to great benefits and competitive wages, enjoy a flexible work schedule and to work with a great group of exciting people." McDonald's crew and managers are eligible for benefits, including Archways to Opportunity, which helps employees learn English- language skills, obtain a high school diploma and move on to an associate's or bachelor's degree. McDonald's believes that educa- tion is the true game-changer, and Archways to Opportunities provides tuition assistance to em- ployees working at least 30 hours a week. The Town of Parker, Parks and Recreation Committee is put- ting on a Christmas event at Pop Harvey Park on the corner of Agency and Laguna December 13 at 5:30pm. It will consist of caroling, a Santa and this year they want to have Vendor's, Crafts and Food. The cost for Vendor's is $25. If anybody wants to come up and sing, they are more than welcome, we had several churches involved last year. For more information, contact Jackie or Tim at the Town of Parker 928-669-9265. McDonald's to hire Parker to host Christmas event DEADLINE : WED. NOV. 25 TH for the dec 2 nd edition Desert Messenger News Email: editor@DesertMessenger.com 928-916-4235 www.DesertMessenger.com Camel Express plans special outings In an effort to expand services for transit customers, the Camel Ex- press is adding another out of town opportunity. These trips will be monthly, on a first come first serve basis. Trips to Phoenix will cost $20.00 plus the cost of the activity. The cost will be the cost of tran- sit plus the cost of whatever you would like to paint, your pieces of art will be fired and brought to Quartzsite, at no additional charge. On Thursday, December 10, the trip will be to the Festival of Lights in Lake Havasu City. Transportation will be $15.00. There is no admittance fee. Please call Quartzsite Town Hall to make reservations and sched- ule. They are open for future suggestions. A passenger may also ride one way to any of these destinations. Call with any ques- tions, 928-927-4333.

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