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March 21, 2018 www.DesertMessenger.com 29 BUCK CONNORS: who was he and where is he now? Save the Date for No- vember 10th, 2018. HUGE YARD SALE April 7, 8am -2pm. something for everyone. Tools, hardware, toys, sewing, crafts, kitchen items, soft goods. 12th and Eagle, Parker. Follow the red and yellow signs. HELP WANTED: Town of Quartzsite announces an em- ployment opportunity: Public Works Maintenance Worker I. Under the direct Supervision of the Public Works Supervisor. Applicant shall have a commer- cial driver's license or the abil- ity to obtain one. A High School Diploma or G.E.D. is required. Applicant shall have the abil- ity to perform heavy manual labor and sufficient skills to work with minimal instruction and supervision. Knowledge of use of small tools is required. Knowledge of heavy equip- ment operation is preferred. Full time position; benefits apply. Salary Range $11.06 - $17.23 D.O.E. A pre-employment drug test and finger printing/background check are required. Applica- tions & full job descriptions available at Town Hall, 465 MUST SELL 40 acre parcel with lovely views. Approx 15 miles east of Kingman, AZ (I- 40 & AZ #93) 2 hr drive to Las Vegas! For price & details phone: (IA) 641-477-8044. GREAT LOCATION & VIEWS! Approx 45 minutes west & south of Phoenix, AZ. 10 minutes from T/A Truck Stop. (1) 5 acre parcel, $25,500. (2) 10 acre parcels, $35,300 each. For details phone (IA) 641-477-8044. WANT TO CARAVAN with others to Alaska from Southern California end of April/beginning of May. Please email Joanne at jmleary1@gmail.com. FOR SALE: Bring your toys large 30 by 30 garage insu- lated 2 10 x 10 overhead doors with washer dryer laundry sink also covered RV parking 22 x 40 approxi- mate 1/3 acre fenced-in town $72,500. 2003 Holi- day Rambler Imperial three slides with washer /dryer lots of extras 400 Cummins $60,500. Will consider sell- ing together package deal $125,000. We are located in Quartzsite 303-907-5841. SEVERAL CONCRETE Cinder blocks, various sizes, concrete piers, scalloped edging, bricks & pavers for landscaping, $400/all. Jim 719-395-2656. PARK MODEL HOME, 2 bdrm, 1 bath, $6,996. Large covered patio, carport, large shed, quiet street, own street address w/circular drive, fully furnished, kitch- en stocked. 515 N. Wash- ington, rent in 55+ park paid thru July 1. 307-413-8833. LAS CASAS de Quartzsite apartments is taking names for our waiting list for both 2 and 3 bedroom units. Ame- nities include built in micro- wave, dishwasher, garbage disposal, ceiling fan, pa- tio/balcony, washer/dryer hook ups, on site laundry, car ports, playground, pic- nic and BBQ area and com- munity pool. Pets under 25 pounds are welcome. Household income limits ap- ply. Contact Anita 928 927- 4410. This institution is an equal opportunity provider. QUARTZSITE SENIOR Apartments has a 2 bed- room unit at the higher in- come limit available and we are taking names for our waiting list for 1 bedroom and lower income limits 2 bedroom units. Amenities include built in microwave, dishwasher, garbage dis- posal, ceiling fan, patio, on site laundry, car ports, picnic and BBQ area and community pool. Pets under 25 pounds are welcome. Household income limits apply. Contact Anita 928 927-4410. This institution is an equal opportunity pro- vider. N. Plymouth Ave., Quartzsite, AZ 85346 or website www. ci.quartzsite.az.us Applications should be submitted to the Fi- nance Department. Open until filled. E.O.E. BOAT FOR SALE 1996 seadoo sportster 14.5ft all new stickers, motor, and performance impeller does 50 mph runs perfect seats 4 excellent on fuel $4,500. 315-575-5050. FOR SALE 1997 FORD Crown Victoria, 200k miles, needs TLC, $600. 605-661-6269. 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." P��� 30 ���.D�����M��������.��� N������� 17, 2010 PUZZLE PAGE (page 20) ANSWERS Quartzsite rumor control Have you heard rumors that make you wonder about what the heck is Quartzsite up to?...and "they said" this or that? Would you like to know what's REALLY being said at the Quartzsite Town Council meetings? Desert Messenger contributing Photographer, Ms. Starr BearCat, videos most council meetings. She recently has been very busy uploading the videos to www.youtube.com. If you missed the meetings, now you can watch the videos online at your convenience. YouTube.com has time constraints, so there are many segments of each meeting. (15 minutes or less) Hear and SEE for yourself! Judge for yourself! Visit http://www.youtube.com/user/QWatchingEyes over 1200 blankets yearly (through Wacog) to people who are cold. They work with several other agencies and churches, including the highway patrol, police dept. and others to help anyone in need that is brought to them. Pastor Mike Hobby and his wife Linda started their ministry many years ago, when they both were going through some rough times and decided that their lives were meant to change. They saw their mission as being to feed the hungry and clothe the naked (Isaiah 58) and their ministry was formed. They believe that it is very different to want something as opposed to need something, and they feel that God will provide for their needs, and always has. Isaiah 58 is a much needed church run facility whose sole purpose is to do God's work and help those in need. They are not judgemental, they only try to help anyone who wants to help themselves. They give a hand up, not a hand out. People who are down on their luck can get a shower, clean clothes, food, and job referral, and it makes them feel good about themselves and perhaps helps them to get back on their feet again. Isaiah 58 will be having a Thanksgiving meal again this year, and will do another one at Christmas, along with meals every day from now til late spring. They can use any donated food items, clothing, toiletries etc. to help with their mission, and of course, any monetary donation is always appreciated. They pro- vide a great service to this area, and hope to do even more in the future--meals for shutins, veterans help, etc. If you would like to help, please visit them at their church on Moon Mountain Road, or call 927-3124. ISAIAH 58 FROM PAGE 1 (ARA) - This winter, Americans are expected to spend approximately $7.5 mil- lion every minute on holiday-related items, including gifts and festive decora- tions. Underwriters Laboratories (UL), a leading independent safety organiza- tion, is urging families to dedicate just a fraction of the time and attention spent shopping for gifts and decor on making sure their purchases are being used safely. The following tips - taking as little as one minute each - can help families rec- ognize, identify and prevent hazards that too often can result in accidents or tragedy: • Check your lights: Before hanging light strings, inspect them for damage and wear. Cracks, frays and bare wires can pose fire or shock hazards. • Decorate with a safe eye: Cords should not be run under carpets or tacked up with metal nails or staples. Small decorations can be choking hazards and should be kept out of the reach of toddlers. • Be flame aware: Always blow out unattended candles and teach children to stay away from lit candles or fireplaces. • Prevent a spark: Only use light strings and other electrical decorations that bear the UL Mark near the plug, signifying that safety standards have been met. For additional ideas and activities on how to "Commit a Minute" this holiday season, visit www.SafetyAtHome.com Make your holiday season safer in a minute or less PUZZLE PAGE ANSWERS (from page 28)

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