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30 www.DesertMessenger.com November 15, 2017 RAINBOW ACRES No- vember Yard Sale Friday and Saturday, Nov. 17 & 18 from 8-2. JR'S PARK ESTATE SALE Sat. Nov. 18th, Space #123. YARD SALE Quality fabric, beads and findings, scrap booking, misc. Nov 16, 17, & 18. 8am-2pm. 425 N Em- erald, Quartzsite. BRENDA RV RESORT Yard Sale November 16, 2017, 9 am to 1 pm. Come find your treasure. PARKWIDE YARD SALE December 1st & 2nd. 8am- 12 noon. 480 N. Central Blvd. The Scenic Road RV Park. HELP WANTED: Horizon Community Bank is hiring for a seasonal FULL TIME teller at the Quartzsite Branch. Seasonal employ- ment is Nov. 1st – April 1st. Please turn resume in to Amy LoPresti at 225 N. Central Blvd Quartzsite Az. or email to hr@ horizon- communitybank.com PARK MODEL TRAILER for sale 16x40, covered patio & carport, two 8x10 metal sheds, extra fridge & freezer. Washer, Large lot East 2 Holiday Palms RV $10,000. 575-694-5212. 2004 CHALLENGER by Da- mon motor home. 34 ft. Exc. Condition. 2 slides, 28,500 miles. $35,000. Quartzsite. 307-389-3711. 2 ROCKER/reclining chairs, Flexsteel, $25 ea. Lift bed, $100 or trade for double bed. Lift chair $60. Glider chair, $10. All OBO. 406-431-9465. LAND FOR SALE "Tiny Home" Builders start your own Village on one of these lots. We have (1) 5 acre par- cel & (2) 10 acre parces in the Tonopah/Buckey area approx 10 min south & west of I-10 west of Phoenix. Larger parcels approx 15 miles east of Kingman. Par- cels can be split. For details & prices phone (IA) 641-477- 8044 OR 641-750-5435. WANT TO BUY Propane gas grill, preferably with ro- tisserie and tank. 805-504- 5623 Quartzsite KINDLEBOOK AUTHOR needs coaching on how to upload manuscripts and navigate Kindlebook Amazon account. Will trade motiva- tional health and yoga coach- ing skills for your computer coaching. Please email me at hygeiahalfmoon@yahoo.com. 1991 LANCE 8.6 Squire Camper for sale Fully self- contained. Good condition. $1,450/OBO. Call (928) 927-6159. 33 FT HITCH HIKER premier 5th wheel. 14 ft super slide. Oak cabinets. Onan genera- tor. 2 sheds. Everything goes. Tools, bedding, etc. Bring your toothbrush. $5500/obo Yuma. 928-304-8327. LOST TREASURE MINING Service 20 Acre claims staked includes all fees for filing, recording, state and federal mining claims plus includes monuments, and 4 signs, good Gold claims Nov. and Dec. special $600. own it today not a lic. con- tactor. MVP 928-259-1481. 1991 JEEP WRANGLER $4,500. Quartzsite. Call 618-799-9328. P��� 22 ���.D�����M��������.��� S�������� 1, 2010 PUZZLE PAGE (page 20) ANSWERS FOR SALE: 7 SPACE RV PARK plus 2 bdrm, 2 bath mobile on 1 acre near shopping/ library. Large trees & cactus, quite park, CUP for 9 spaces. Good income, low maint. New electric & backflow valve just installed. $149,500 for quick sale! 928-916-3514. jerlucyferguson@gmail.com. Will send photos on request. WANTED: OFFICE SPACE. Accupuncturist looking to share or rent a business space from Oct. thru April in Quartzsite. Call Steven 602-625-6612. FULL SIZE COKE MACHINE. Complete has Dollar Bill Changer, asking $50. No deliv- ery MUST pickup. Allan (Ace) Chandler. 928-927-6409 FOR RENT: 2 BDRM, 2 BATH mobile in RV park, with add- on. $600/mo. plus elect. Also one RV/5th wheel space for rent, $175/mo. plus elect. 440 E. Sunrise. Sonrise RV Park. 928-916-3514 or jerlucyferguson@gmail.com. NEED TO FIND WATER to drill a well? Never fear the "Water Witch" is here. Call Jon at 928-927-5196. CARETAKER WANTED for security purpose on 30 acres near Quartzsite. Some light chores in trade for FREE RV space. Available immediately. Call for details. 951-532-5604. WANTED: PARK MODEL/ nice trailer to rent from Oct. thru April. Professional couple working in Quartzsite w/ small very well behaved hypoal- lergenic dog. Call Steven or Helen at 602-625-6612. 1999 DODGE CARAVAN, runs good, needs body work $1500. 928-927-9551. WOODEN DROP LEAF dinnette set with padded swivel chairs. Like New $350. Sears treadmill. Excellent condition $250. 928-927-9551. GAS DRYER, great condition, $150/OBO. 928-927-9684. ANTIQUE WATERFALL BEDROOM set w/new box spring & mattress. Exc. cond. $1200. 928-927-9551. POLES FOR ARIZONA ROOM, some panels, many extra fit- tings, $100. 928-387-3187. 1999 FLEETWOOD MOBILE home, porch model, 16x70. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, big deck, fur- nished. Many extras! Located at Desert Gardens, 55+ park. Call to see, 928-927-5771. COZY CRADLE BABY SLING is a convenient, comfortable, secure and safe way to wear your baby! We offer Pretty Pink and Go Green for an affordable $17. For more info visit: www.ILoveMyBabySling.com OXYGEN CONCENTRATOR, $500. Compac laptop comput- er with Windows Vista, $200. Lexmark color printer, $25. All in great condition. Prices ne- gotiable. 928-927-6021. 72 TRAVELEZE TRAILER/ park model, $2000. 32' x 8', w/4' x 8' tip-out. Includes deck and shed. Must move from Black Rock RV in Brenda. 928- 387-3187. HANDYMAN ZANE Fix it or build it. Professional, year-round, references, reasonable rates, work guaranteed. Happy to help! Free estimates. Not a licensed contractor. 928-97-5240. CLASSIFIEDS By Beth Praast Part 1 of a 2 Part Article Do you have a stray or strange cat hanging around your home lately? Do you know the difference between a stray or abandoned cat and a feral cat? Here are a few tips to help you determine the difference. A feral cat is a domestic cat born in the wild. They have had no human contact, and like any "wild" animal will be leery of any human. For the most part, a feral cat will not approach you. If you have laid out any food for it, the feral cat will not approach the food until you have walked away from the food you've put down. Feral cats are silent. No purring, very little vocal sounds unless of course it is a male who can sense a female in season (that will be discussed in another article). The feral cat can appear well groomed and therefore is usually mistaken for an abandoned or lost cat. It is noteworthy, that feral cats are noc- turnal. The silent vocals and nocturnal be- havior is in-bred like many other wild ani- mals. They hunt in the night when it's safer, and they do not make any vocal sounds to alert any predators of their location. Cats have been living outdoors near hu- mans for centuries and can survive on their own. Do not think that just because the cat is outdoors, perhaps in the heat or extreme cold that it is suffering. Feral cats are quite happy with their lifestyle. Like all animals, feral cats make their homes where they find shelter and food, often in close prox- imity to humans. Quartzsite has quite a large population of feral cats. I know that not everyone enjoys having cats in their yard, and these simple tips will help you divert outdoor cats away from certain areas. • Place a tight lid on your trash can. Ex- posed trash bags will attract other wildlife as well. • See if neighbors are feeding the cats. If they are, please ask them not to do this or make sure they are doing it on a regular schedule. It is a cat's natural instinct to dig and de- posit in soft or loose soil, moss, mulch, or sand. So if this is a problem: • Scatter fresh orange and lemon peels or spray with citrus-scented fragrances. Cof- fee grounds, pipe tobacco, or oil of laven- der, lemongrass, citronella, or eucalyptus are all natural cat deters. • Plant the herb rue to repel cats, or sprin- kle dried rue over your garden. • Use plastic carpet runners spike-side up, covered lightly in soil. They can be found at local hardware or office supply stores. Or, set chicken wire firmly into the dirt with sharp edges rolled under. • Physically block or seal any location the cats are entering with chicken wire or lat- tice once you are certain the cats are not inside. Be sure to search for kittens before confirming that the cats have left–espe- cially during spring, prime kitten season. Feral cats cannot be socialized, please do not take a feral cat to your local pound, shelter, or animal sanctuary unless they are currently advertising or promoting a program called, "Trap-Neuter-Return- Program". You are not doing the feral cat any favor, and you are not doing your local shelter any favor. The most humane way of caring for or Stray or Feral cats? eliminating a feral cat colony is to humanely trap them and see that they are neutered and vaccinated and then released back into the wild. If you don't want the feral cat in your neighborhood, release it away from your home. This en- sures that the cats will live longer, healthier lives. Females will not get pregnant or need to nurse, and male cats will not fight or prowl for mates. It's so important to always remember, a feral cat is wild, do not attempt to tame or domesticate it. If you have found very small kittens that are feral, they could possibly be so- cialized and adopted out to good homes. There really is no hard and fast rule on how many weeks old is "too old" for a kitten to be handled, or how long the socialization pro- cess will take. Typically, the older the kitten is, the longer it will take to socialize her. This subject will be addressed at a later date in a different article. In Part two we will discuss and learn about stray, aban- doned, or neglected cats. Stay tuned…. PUZZLE PAGE ANSWERS (from page 28) 1995 36' TERRY PARK Model, Holiday Palms RV Park, Quartsite, AZ Cool cover, screened carport, ramp, Urethane roof, new tile & flooring, shed. Rent paid twice a year. $13,500. 208-789-7093 JAYCO CAMPER 302FK3 Set up at JR's RV Park #119 928 N. Central Blvd. 24 x 18 metal carport, 8x6 metal shed. Camper is strapped down. A/C, propane furnice, fridge, gas water heater. All work fine. $6,000. Ralph. 724-462-7608. TOWN LOT w/hookups 1/3 acre Central location, 2 blocks from Town Hall, 1/2 block from the Park on dead end street. 480 Pilgrim $40,000. 1999 30 ft. 5th wheel, $8,000. 520-490-7812. COUPLE SEEKING RN for respiratory client near Bouse, AZ. Client needs assessment & prevention education, com- petitive pay & flexible sched- ule. Please call for more de- tails. 307-851-1529. RV SPACE FOR RENT. $350/ mo on 280 acres with only 1 fulltime resident. Hwy. 60 near Brenda, AZ. $50/mo electric. Full/Part time. 602-570-6417. FREE CLASSIFIEDS * *for items under $999 (30 words, 1/mo./private party) 30 words $ 5 / ad or Twice for $ 9 Editor@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 ad- vertise "any preference, limitation, or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, famil- ial status, or national origin, or inten- tion to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination." STORAGE TRAILER, 1984 Chevrolet truck bed with shell camper top. $350, (928) 927-6159. 1991 ALLEGRO BAY Mo- torhome, 34 ft. 454, 2 a/c,7000 watt generator, requires tow $950. 928-927-4440. 2010 SYM MOTOR Scooter 250cc, Only 1200 miles! In- cludes helmet w/full face shield. Plenty of lockable stor- age under double seat. Traile- ring chock & handlebar strap included. Asking $1200.00 937-231-8637 Mark. 2003 WINNEBAGO Jour- ney DL 39QD Diesel Pusher, 330 Cat Engine, 7.5 Onan generator, 67K miles, new microwave, cherry cabinets, new windshield, NEW TIRES, $49,900 OBO. 402-340-4568. 1975 ALFA 35 FT. furnished, $4,000. Lot space paid til Nov. 18.Gold Star Park. 814-572-3844

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