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May 20, 2015

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May 20, 2015 www.DesertMessenger.com 9 Senior Center updates ����� | S������ �� ��� M�������� DENTURES $350 Full Set (replacement) • US Military trained w/ 30 plus years experience • Implant Dentures Available • Partials starting at $175 QUARTZSITE SNOWBIRD SPECIAL: Same Day Dentures and 1 Hour Reline/Repairs!! Dental Laboratory Service Call: 623-444-4013 • Goodyear, AZ http://www.DLSAZ.com Mexico Prices...USA Made!! Parker, AZ - Native American Arts & Crafts Show & Sale will be held at the BlueWater Resort & Casino Conference Rooms on Sunday, May 24th. The show runs from 10am - 5pm. The show is presented by the Artisans of the Colorado River In- dian Tribes (CRIT) of the Mohave, Chemehuevi, Hopi, Navajo. For more information contact CRIT at (520) 238-2969. NA Arts & Crafts show set READER'S OASIS BOOKS 690 E. Main - Quartzsite (one block east of Family Dollar) 928-927-6551 Antiques • Collectibles • Teacups & Teddy Bears See's Candy Fundraiser for GFWC in season 455 E. Main St. Quartzsite Open Tues. thru Sat. 9-3 928-927-4223 Contributed by Violet Kiss Things have wound down in our home of Quartzsite this month. Hope you are enjoying that and our not-so-hot weather so far. All of the town's gardens are surely happy for this and the additional periodic rain. Happy "el Nino". We have two announcements for you. One is our Annual Scholarship winner for 2015 from Salome High School. For those of you who do not know our procedure for schol- arship applications, an involved teacher or guidance counselor endorses a student who wishes to apply. Then the applicant attaches that endorsement along with all of their credentialed transcripts including all of their high school grades. Finally, an essay is required of the student describing their interests for college, future plans, any par- ticipation in sports, clubs, honors, and in any or all outside commu- nity involvement. When we receive these criteria, members read them, discuss, and then vote on the fi nal- ists. The fi nalists are brought in soon after and asked to give their presentations to us and we have a fi nal question and answer session. Following, we have our fi nal vote and with a majority vote, the win- ner is chosen. No one outside of the membership knows the winner until the winner is announced at the Senior Awards Banquet. At the Senior Banquet on May 7th, Steve Schue and Amy LoPresti announced the 2015 High School Scholarship winner, Jennifer Wilkinson. Con- gratulations, Jennifer! We had many wonderful applicants whom we wish we could all give a scholar- ship to. We wish everyone a most enjoyable and productive college career. All of us hope that you all keep in touch with us to let us know how you are doing. The second item we'd like to an- nounce is our newest member, Amy LoPresti, who I am sure most of you are aware she is also our new Branch Manager at Horizon Community Bank since January 26th. We are very happy to have her here and having Amy with us. Welcome, Amy (and with that great smile)! Happy Memorial Day, everyone. Please, one and all, please come out to Town Park for fun and fam- ily picnics! Senior Citizens Center is open, get out of the heat come join us. The Senior Center is open Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 3 PM each day with lunch being served at noon for a donation of $3.50. There are a number of activities each day cards, jigsaw puzzles, and Wii games on a large screen. The fi rst and third Tuesday there is White Elephant Bingo, second & fourth Tuesday knitting and cro- cheting are being taught with all supplies provided. Sally is still hosting Craft time, 1-3 PM on Thursday . NOTE: This is a change of days. Be sure to check the Quartzsite Calendar, at www. quartzsitecalendar.com for all Quartzsite happenings. We're located at 40 Moon Moun- tain Rd. just one block off Main St. in Quartzsite. The next series of CPR and First Aid classes is scheduled for May 21st at 9:00am. CPR starts the day, runs 4 hours and is followed by First Aid which is also a 4 hour course. Cost for each course is $35. Classes take place at the AWC Tech Center in Parker at 1120 16th Street. Call the station 928-927- 6556 to sign up. Rotary doings CPR Class offered ����� | S������ �� ��� M�������� The Senior Center is open Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 3 PM each day with lunch being served at noon for a donation of $3.50. There are a number of activities each day cards, jigsaw puzzles, and (PHOTO Left to Right): Amy LoPresti, Jennifer Wilkinson, Steve Schue

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