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Page 28 www.DesertMessenger.com November 21, 2012 QES October Students of the Month Quartzsite Elementary School (QES) students were honored at the monthly Assembly. Congratulations to the fi ne students of QES! PHOTO: Front Row: Left to Right Austin Gleason, 2nd Grade Allison Chicoine, 3rd Grade Annabell Ries, Kindergarten Back Row: Left to Right Ashley Coen, 5th & 6th Grade Mikiala Mercado, 4th Grade Jonathan Avilez, 7th/8th Grade (Not present 1st Grader, Soe Erdman) Quartzsite Coachworks On Site RV Repair A/C • Electrical • Plumbing • Roof Repair • All Appliances CALL TODAY! 760-799-2370 RV Specialist PO Box 5082 • Quartzsite, AZ 85359 www.QuartzsiteCoachworks.com Serving the RVing Community since1977 Rainbow Acres Golf Tournaments resume Thanks to all the regulars who turned out for our fi rst tournament of the sea- son. It was a bit cool, but a delightful morning anyway. The year's fi rst tour- ney was won by Jerry Taylor and Henry Lucero who teamed up for a score of 39 on the par 56 course. They were closely followed by Bruce Scott and George Lische who fi red a 41. A sudden death playoff was used to determine the 3rd and 4th place fi nishers after both teams shot 42, with Brad Roman and Deano Linden winning out over Larry Krohling and Mike Stegeman. Closest to the pin on #8 was Bud Key and long drive on #13 was Jerry Taylor. In the women's competition, LeeRaye Christner was closest to the pin on #2 and Linda Taylor had the long drive on #13. We hope to see a few more out for our next tournament which is Nov. 29 teeing off at 9:00. Pictured back row: LeeRaye Christner, Larry Krohling, Bruce Scott, Brad Roman, Bud Key, Deano Linden, Mike Stegeman, Linda Taylor Front row: Jerry Taylor, Henry Lucero GADGETS FROM PAGE 24 • Impress upon your children the val- ue of their gadgets with simple math. If they receive an allowance, calcu- late how long it would take them to save up enough to replace the device themselves. Or calculate the number of chocolate bars a gadget is equal to in cost. By putting it into terms they understand, they'll be more likely to protect their technology. • If traveling light is a priority for your child, go with a form-fi tting case that can be used on any device. For in- stance, Travelocity Travel Tablet Cases fi t all 7 to 8 inch and 9 to 10 inch tablet or e-reader models, have a thin design ideal for travel, but still provide extra cushioning. • Appeal to children's sense of indi- viduality to entice them to always use protective cases on pricey devices. Let your kid guard that gadget with a styl- ish case with a snazzy design of his or her choosing. More information on protecting your family's devices can be found at www. mizco.com. Help your children help you save time and money by giving them the tools to protect their devices.