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S P O N S O R E D B Y T H E C O M M U N I T Y O R G A N I Z A T I O N O F M E A D V I E W S E R V I N G M E A D V I E W A N D L A K E M E A D C I T Y

online at <www.comaz.info > Adrienne O’Keeffe-Editor NOVEMBER 29, 2019 Jonathan Kiser--Assistant Editor

IMPORTANT DATES AND EVENTS November 28 Thanksgiving November 30 Craft Fairs — Community Church and MCA 9:00 am—2:00 pm November 30 Christmas Launch Party Lake Mead Plaza 6pm Thanksgiving Week Giving Tree tags at Fisherman’s Landing December 5 COM Meeting — MCA Auditorium 10:00 am December 7 Pearl Harbor Day Flag Raising VFW 11:00 am December 8 Christmas Cantata Community Church 5pm December 14 Ladies Christmas Luncheon — Meadview Community Church — 11:30 am December 19 Mt. Tipton School Caroling—MCA 9:00 am Lot at 6:00 pm

IN THIS ISSUE…

Holiday Magic in Meadview Page 2

Christmas Launch Party Page 2

From the Desk of Jean Bishop Page 4

New Hours for Recycle Center Page 4

MANNA December Schedule Page 5

Meadview Connection—Church News Page 6

Friends of the Meadview Library Page 6

Quail News Page 6

Christmas Home Tour Page 6

Friends of the AZ Joshua Tree Forest Page 7

VFW News Page 9

COM MEETING DECEMBER 5 — MCA AUDITORIUM

Please join us for a very special presentation that is so appropriate during this Season of Giving which is the theme for our last meeting of 2019. We will usher in the Christmas Season and also conduct the election for the COM Board for 2020. The meeting starts at 10:00 am and refreshments will be served at 9:45.

Enjoy a full day of Holiday Activities on Saturday, November 30. Start with the annual craft shows from 9:00 am – 2:00 pm at the Meadview Community Church and the

MCA. Then be at the Meadview Lake Plaza parking lot at 6:00 pm for the Holiday Magic on the Boulevard Christmas Launch Party.

COMMUNITY CHURCH CRAFT SHOW

Shop with us for that exquisite and unique gift for the family member or friend who has perfect taste. We have 20 artistic crafters who will be selling their items from 9:00 am until 2:00 pm at 540 W. Hualapai Drive.

Breakfast Burritos Served at 9:00 am

Wood Furniture

Bird Houses

Wind Chimes

Placemats/Aprons

Goat Milk Soaps

Doll Clothes

Sewn Animals

Wood Trucks/Cars

Aprons/Table Runners

Denim/Leather Purses

Mysteries by Local

Author

Dot Paintings

Designer Vests/Jackets

Stained Glass

Decorated Gourds

Eclectic Jewelry

Tile Trivets/Coasters

Wreaths

Christmas Decor

Weavings/Wall Hangings

Local Information Books

Beaded Jewelry

Unique Handmade Cards

Wooden Signs

2019 Telephone Book

MCA CRAFT FAIR NOVEMBER 30, 2019

9AM - 2PM Set up will be Friday night at 4:30.

We can get into the MCA around 8:00 Sat. morning for the crafters only.

There will be numerous items for sale on that day.

Pictures, Frames, Scarves, Jewelry, Novelties and Holiday Decor, Soaps, Quilts, Runners and Pillows,

and many, many more items.

Please come and see us.

Need more information please call (760) 638-2017

COMMUNITY NEWS NOVEMBER 29, 2019

HOLIDAY MAGIC IN MEADVIEW

During the Holiday Season, our quiet corner of the desert is transformed into a busy place of non-stop holiday festivi-ties. We have created this guide to assure you won’t miss out on any of the fun. If you know of an event that should be included, please send the information to Adrienne at [email protected].

Ongoing until November 27: Tag a tree or bush in the median on Meadview Boulevard anywhere from Sandy Point to Escalante. You can pick up lengths of ribbon to tie on the tree at the Gift Gallery/Chamber office. Decorate your tree by the Christmas Launch Party on November 30.

From Thanksgiving until a date to be determined: Canned Food Drive. A drop off box is located at the VFW. The food boxes will be delivered on December 23. Thanksgiving Week until tags are gone: The Giving Tree will be available for selecting tags of children in need of some extra Christmas cheer. Don’t delay if you want to participate. The tags are taken quickly.

November 29-December 23 Christmas Ornament Contest. Come to the Gift Gallery to vote for your favorite orna-ments that are on display. Cast your votes with pennies that will be donated to Quail for their Penny Harvest. You may vote as often as you wish. There will also be ornaments for sale.

November 30 9:00 am-2:00 pm Annual Craft Shows at the Meadview Community Church and the MCA..

November 30 6:00 pm Christmas Launch Party in the Lake Mead Plaza parking lot. Santa and Mrs. Claus will be there. We will have bonfires, refreshments and surprises for the kids. Collector’s Corners will be having a Baked Good Sale and Cupcake Contest. Proceeds from the bake sale will go to the Santa Run.

December 7, 11:00 am Pearl Harbor Day Flag Raising at the VFW at 11:00 am. A light lunch will be served after-ward.

December 8, 5:00 pm Oh Come Let Us Adore Cantata with refreshments to follow in the Fellowship Hall.

December 12 3:30 pm—5:30 pm Winter Wonderland at Mt. Tipton Elementary School.

December 14 11:30 am Ladies Christmas Luncheon. If you want to participate in the gift exchange, bring a $10 gift. If you have questions, please call Sharon at (406) 431-7891

December 14 8:00 pm Christmas Sweater / PJ Party with Karaoke at Fisherman’s Landing.

December 19 9:00 am The entire student body of Mt. Tipton Elementary School will put on a Christmas Carol pro-gram in the MCA Auditorium.

December 21 6:00 pm COM’s Christmas Caravan tour of homes that have been decorated with outdoor lighting dis-plays. Meet in the MCA parking lot. We will guide the tour of “drive by” viewing of homes decorated for Christmas. The tour will end at the MCA for a tour of the decorated grounds. Refreshments will be served in the auditorium.

December 24 Annual Christmas Eve Santa Quad Run. Call Loretta Levandowski at 564-2990 for more information.

December 28 8:00 pm—??? Fisherman’s Landing Band Party with Bud, Shawn and Big Daddy Rich December 31 8:00 pm—??? Fisherman’s Landing New Year’s Eve Party with Lonesome Dick Band . .

CHRISTMAS LAUNCH PARTY

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30 AT 6:00 PM In LAKE MEAD Plaza

GATHER AROUND THE BONFIRES

enjoy HOT CHOCOLATE AND HOT APPLE CIDER

SWEET TREATS and S’MORES

Surprises for the kids and SANTA AND MRS. CLAUS

SPONSORED BY THE MEADVIEW AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

mailto:[email protected]

290 Pueblo ˖ Meadview, AZ (928) 564-2100


DECEMBER 14, 2019 8:00 PM UNTIL ??

ANNUAL KARAOKE

UGLY CHRISTMAS SWEATER PARTY

Featuring Cindy Lou Mayericks

Join us for an evening of Christmas Cheer!!!

PLEASE WEAR YOUR ??? “FAVORITE” ??? SWEATER

TO ADD TO THE FUN!!!


FROM THE DESK OF SUPERVISOR JEAN BISHOP: Mohave County has drawn a line in the sand against proposed transfer of Colorado River water beyond rural communi-ties along the River in western Arizona to benefit larger cities elsewhere in the state.

The Mohave County Board of Supervisors passed a resolution Monday, November 18 formally opposing a proposal by GSC Farm, LLC (GSC) to sell and transfer 2,083 acre-feet of fourth priority River water to the Town of Queen Creek for municipal uses in central Arizona.

“Continual raids of water rights/allocations reserved to smaller river communities to benefit larger metropolitan areas sets a bad precedent and places the water supplies of rural jurisdictions at risk,” according to Resolution 2019 – 138. “Water is one of our most precious resources that is in jeopardy of being depleted if not managed adequately.”

Similar resolutions opposing the transfer have been adopted by the County Supervisors Association of Arizona, the Mo-have County Water Authority and the Kingman and Bullhead City Councils.

Further opposition was expressed during public comment hearings conducted this week by the Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR). District 5 state representative Regina Cobb, who testified in person in Phoenix, Bullhead City and Parker, and Leo Biasiucci by letter, urged the agency to reject the transfer they believe will prohibit local growth opportunity, exporting it to central Arizona.

The transfer would eliminate 484-acres of agriculture production along the River while stimulating enormously dispropor-tionate benefit in central Arizona where an impact analysis estimated annual economic activity totaling more than $307-million.

Mohave County’s public affairs consultant identified four other options the Town of Queen Creek has for securing water rather than the proposed GSC purchase.

Anyone wanting to provide input has until December 16 to email or fax written comments to Sharon Scantlebury at ADWR: [email protected] or 602-771- 8686. ADWR Director Tom Buschatzke has until mid-February to pro-vide a recommendation to the U.S. Department of the Interior.

Recycling Drop Site Changing to Winter Hours

Closed Sundays Starting in December

Beginning December 1, 2019, the centralized recycling drop site, located at the Kingman Public Works Department, 3700 East Andy Devine Avenue, will be closed on Sundays. The new drop off hours will be:

· 7am-3:30pm Monday-Friday

· 7am-12noon Saturday

· CLOSED SUNDAYS

Public works members ARE on-hand to help people drop off the correct items for recycling during those hours. Acceptable items are:

· Glass bottles

· Plastics #1 & #2 only

· Aluminum cans

· Paper and newspapers (no magazines or junk mail)

· Cardboard

· Steel, aluminum, and tin cans We appreciate the community’s support with these chang-es, and look forward to helping everyone with their recycling needs. For any questions regarding the changes, please call Sani-tation Superintendent Ed Tapia (928) 692-3102.



COMMUNITY NEWS

Published every other Friday

Fees for ads: 1" ad, $2.00/issue or $18.00/12 issues (6 months); 2" ad; $3.00/issue, $30.00/12 issues; 3" ad, $4.00/issue, $42.00/12 issues; Busi-ness card ad, $3.00; 1/4 Page: $6.00/issue, $60/12 issues; Half Page: $10/issue, $120/12 issues (6 months). Full Page: $20/issue, $240/12 issues (6 months). Back Page: $15/half page; $30/full page.

Put ad with payment into the Community News drop box at the Post Office or mail to P.O. Box 31, Meadview, AZ 86444. Make checks payable to “COM”

Community News reserves the right to edit or refuse ads or submissions. Sorry, no refunds for cancellations.

The next issue date is 12-14-2019. Ads must be received by 4:00 pm on Satur-day 12-13-2019. Contact us via email at

[email protected]

Dawn Brannies, Designated Broker

Always Ready to help you List and Sell!!

Jonathan Kiser, Manager Kat Howard, Sales

Christina Purkiss, Sales

(928) 564-2222 • 335 E. Pueblo Drive

MARVELOUS HIGHLANDS HOME

3Bed/3Bath with Large Bonus/Rec Room Open Living and Dining Areas

Beehive Fireplace, Gourmet Kitchen 4-Car Garage, Backs to Park Land

Meadview Area Chamber of Commerce

Annual Ornament Contest

Once again, the Gift Gallery is sponsoring an ornament contest. All the contest ornaments

are on the tree in the front window. Vote for your favorite(s) with pennies (or any amount).

The money raised with the votes will be donated to Quail’s Penny Harvest at the January COM Meeting.

330 Meadview Blvd, Suite D

Meadview, AZ 86444 (928) 564-2425

Hours: Tuesday—Friday 11:00 am—4:00 pm Saturday 10:00 am—4:00 pm

Meadview Area Necessary Nutritional Assistance

MANNA Food Program

Next MANNA Food Distribution: Thursday, December 5, 2019

8:00 AM – 11:00 AM 330 E. Meadview Blvd. in the Plaza

NEW Applications are being requested by DES. The same guidelines: honor based, no proof of income required simplifies administrative paperwork

Applications available (928) 218-1654

Future distribution date Tuesday

12/31

We are SO THANKFUL for our Volunteers!

Equal Opportunity Provider

FOR SALE

Authentic Video Poker Slot Machine

$300.00

(928) 564-2373

FIREWOOD IS IN!!

Another cold winter ahead —Get it before it’s gone!!!

Well seasoned & split Ponderosa Pine, Oak & More 1/4, 1/2 or full cords mixed

Call Lorne at (928) 218-1232

Or home (928) 564-2370

COMMUNITY NEWS 2019

LOCAL CHURCH NEWS MEADVIEW CONNECTION

Meadview Baptist Church Pastor Curtis O’Brien 1035 Meadview Blvd.

(928) 564-5058 [email protected] www.meadviewbaptist.com

WEEKLY SCHEDULE: Sunday - 9:45 AM - Sunday School, 11:00 AM - Worship Service

Tuesday - 4:00 PM - Praise Team Practice.

Thursday - 3:00 PM - Bible Study/Prayer Meeting

Saturday - 9:00 AM Men’s Breakfast is held the first Saturday of every month. All Men are welcome. Sunday, December 15 - Christmas Potluck following the 11:00 AM. Service.

Tuesday, December 24 - 5:00 PM Christ-mas Eve Candlelight Service..

Nursery care is available during services.

LIBRARY NEWS

We thank Nancy Hussey, Chris Selinsky, Cory and Jayden Thompson, Pat Kelly-Staab, and Nancy Willoughby for decorating our chosen tree on the Meadview Boulevard for the holidays.

On November 30 at the MCA, The Friends of the Meadview Library will be selling raffle tickets for a beautiful quilt made and donated by Libby Maaske and a gourmet basket filled with many delicious items to enjoy. We will hold the drawings the same day and you don’t have to be present to win. Hope to see you there!

MEADVIEW LIBRARY HOURS

Tuesday - Thursday -Saturday

10:00 AM—3:00 PM

(928) 564-2535

CHRISTMAS HOME DECORATING/LIGHTING TOUR SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21

If you want your home listed on the tour, please call Suzann Newell at 564-2213 before December 15. The tour will leave the MCA parking lot at 6:00 p.m. and return to the MCA for a walk through of their decorations plus hot cocoa and cookies.

CHRISTMAS LAUNCH PARTY We will kick off the Christmas holiday season with the annual Launch Party at the Plaza on November 30. Bonfires, S’Mores, hot chocolate, cider, cookies and SANTA. The fun starts at 6:00 pm. The VFW has offered use of the MANNA suite for serving refreshments and keeping warm . Collector’s Corner is sponsoring a Cupcake Battle with proceeds of cupcake sales going to the VFW. Hope to see you there!

Meadview Community Church “A Light at the Canyon’s End”

(928) 564-2411

Our scheduled services are as follows:

Sunday School - 9:30 AM Morning Worship - 10:45 AM.

Communion –1st Sunday of month Wednesday Bible Study - 6:30 PM. Friday Praise TeamPractice - 5:30PM Friday Choir and Cantata Prac,- 6PM 1st & 3rd Mondays

Women's Bible Study - 9:30 AM 2nd Tuesday

Men’s Breakfast - 8:00 AM 3rd & 4th Thursdays

Red, White, & Blue Quilters - 9:00 AM

Dec 8 – 5 PM Christmas Cantata—potluck snack/finger foods following

Dec 14—Ladies Community Christmas Luncheon 11:30 AM

We welcome you to come and worship with us at Meadview Community Church.

Pastor Stephen May 530-720-0944

Quail Club News The next Quail Club meeting will be on Tuesday, December 17 at 10:00 am at the MCA. We will be have our Christmas potluck and a cookie walk (please bring 3 dozen cookies to participate). For the potluck, please bring something other than dessert since there will be lots of cookies. Dress Christmassy or wear an ugly sweater. There will be a prize for the ugliest sweater. Quail members will again donate unwrapped toys for VFW distribution.

You don’t need to be a member of the Quail Club to attend the meeting or par-ticipate in the potluck.

The Meadview Gift Gallery is again having their Christmas Ornament Contest beginning November 29 through December 23 in support of Quail. Come to the Gift Gallery Tuesday through Saturday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm and cast your votes with pennies (or any other coins) for your favorite ornament on dis-play. The Quail Club needs your donations for scholarships for children.

Hope to see you there.

Carole Duran Club Reporter


http://www.meadviewbaptist.com


DOLAN SPRINGS TRAIL

Josh and Chris are going to be turning the Dolan Springs Trail, close to the school, into a Winter Wonderland with “sleigh rides” (a trailer) at the top for the children.

Winter Wonderland will take place on Thursday, December 12. Josh and Chris are hoping to begin decorating on Mon-day, December 9 and would appreciate help!!! Monetary, blow-up decorations, bobbles, lights are all appreciated. They would be happy to put up signage for organizations that help with contributions.

Please call the Mt. Tipton School phone number (928) 767-3350 for direct information.

COMMUNITY NEWS

In 2018, the printer for the Community News changed the format of how each issue is printed by using a center fold and stapled in the center. This format does make for easier reading however each issue must be in increments of 4 (12, 16 or 20 pages). This has resulted in higher printing costs and we are now must increase the prices we charge for ads. Effective immediately, prices for column width ads will be increased 50 cents to the next even dollar amount. For exam-ple, a 3-inch ad will be increased from 3.50 to 4.00. Effective January 1: non-contract quarter page ads will be $6.00; half page will be $12.00, full page ads will be $24.00 and banner ads will be $7.00. Terms for contract ads will be changed from 13 or 26 issues to 12 or 24 issues. Con-tract ad prices will remain the same,

The Meadview Community Choir will present a Cantata

Come Let Us ADORE

On Sunday, December 8, 2019

at 5:00 pm at the Meadview Community Church

Finger foods will be served in the

Fellowship Hall following the presentation.

Begin your Christmas season

with this musical treat.

LADIES CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON

On December 14th at 11:30 AM, the ladies of Meadview Community Church would like to invite all ladies from Mead-view and Lake Mead City to celebrate the Expectant Joy of Christmas Luncheon! Come and join us as we sing Christmas Carols, eat great food and enjoy an afternoon with good friends! If you would like to participate in a gift exchange, please bring a $10 gift! We look forward to seeing you!

FRIENDS OF THE ARIZONA JOSHUA TREE FOREST

How about gifting your loved ones or friends with an annual membership in our non-profit organization? Individual / Couples memberships are $25, Business memberships are $30 and Family memberships are $45 per year. You would give them the opportunity to support our efforts and be a part of preserving and protecting our unique and magnificent Joshua Tree Forest. It is the largest and densest forest of its kind in the world and we need to keep its grandeur intact for our children and grandchildren to appreciate. Please email us at [email protected] or visit our website at arizonajoshuatreeforest.org for details.

FROM THE COM BOARD


VFW POST #11014 NEWS

The holidays are here, fall is heading into winter and the temperature is getting a bit nippier! The VFW is a great place to come and enjoy visiting with friends and family with good food and a very holiday-like atmosphere. Please remember to drive safely over the upcoming holidays. Thank you Meadview for participating in the Family Freedom Festival on November 11. Your support of this community event and movie night was greatly appreciated. Thank you to all who came out and to the Candidates from the County and State that came out to talk with their constituents. We enjoyed meeting and discussing concerns with Congress-man Gosar, Supervisor Bishop, County Treasurer Cindy Landa Cox, County Registrar Kristi Blair, County Assessor Jeanne Kentch and Penny Pew from Representative Gosar’s office. Connor Alleman, the Voice of Democracy winner, read his winning entry. He is in the 12

th grade and is an Eagle Scout.

We wish him luck in the District Competition and hope to see more of him at future events. The American Legion Riders did a great job presenting the Flag for raising. K-9’s from Mohave County Sheriff’s Office showed off their expertise. VFW programs were showcased as well as COM, Quail, the Red, White and Blue Quilters and trike rides were provided for attendees to enjoy. Thank you Mike Karesh for once again manning the Flag Disposal area. Special thanks to all who helped make this a truly wonderful event!! Thanks to all the volunteers who made the Family Freedom Festival a successful event. It is truly a team effort. The American Legion Riders led the Veterans Day Parade, the Red, White and Blue Quilters handed out 16 quilts to Veterans and received donations from the VFW, the VFW Auxiliary and the American Legion Auxiliary to help with the purchase of material to continue their beautiful and heartfelt endeavors. The Turkey Shoot was once again a success although a bit cooler than most would like. Proceeds from this event will be used to buy the gifts for Veterans living at the Boulder City VA Veterans Home and Christmas Food Boxes for those needing extra help to make their Christmas shine. Veterans’ requests have been received by the VFW Auxiliary and the shopping has begun. If you wish to donate food for the Christmas Food Baskets, the VFW and Auxiliary have collection boxes inside the entrance of the VFW. Please drop by any non-perishable food items you wish to donate. The VFW volunteers once again are stepping up and will help at the Anchor Smokehouse for their Community Thanks-giving dinner. Stacie Sue created a Candy Sleigh to benefit the VFW Arizona Charities that helps Veterans needing a little financial assistance over the holiday season and throughout the year. Please stop by and get your tickets for this delicious sweet treat. See a bartender for your chance to win this superb chocolate Christmas treat! On December 7, the VFW will have its Pearl Harbor Day Flag Raising at 11:00 am. Please come out for this remem-brance ceremony honoring those who lost their lives. There will be a lite lunch following the Flag Raising and the Com-munity is invited. Don’t forget our Taco Tuesdays and Fish Fridays as well as the Sunday Pool Tournament, Monday Darts, Thursday Wii Bowling and Saturday Shuffleboard. Please check out the VFW Facebook page and the bulletin board outside the VFW entrance for updates on events in December. Stayed turned for more information on upcoming Euchre nights.

290 Pueblo ˖ Meadview, AZ (928) 564-2100



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We are not AZ licensed contractors.

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Coming Attractions for 2019

November 30 8:00 Thanksgiving Weekend Band Party

December 14 8:00 Christmas Ugly Sweater / Pajamas

Karaoke Party

December 28 8:00 New Years Eve

Weekend Band Party

December 31 8:00 New Years Eve /

10th Anniversary Band Party

AL-ANON Are you troubled by someone’s

drinking? Call 564-3467 or 564-2667

RED HATTERS

The Desert Babes hold their gatherings on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 1:00 pm in the MCA Auditorium (except for June, July and August). 564-2938.

MEADVIEW PERSONAL COMPUTER USERS

GROUP

Meets on the first Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm at 485 Badger Cove, 564-2519.

EXPLORERS and OVER-THE-HILL HIKERS

Meets at the MCA at 6:30 pm on the second Wednesday of each month.

(except July and Aug.) 564-2213 (MCA Members)

LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

MCA NEWS

Exercise Monday-Wednesday-Friday 9:00 am

Line Dancing

Monday at 6:30 pm Beginners Class at 6:00 pm

564-2526

Busy Hands 1st and 2nd Wednesday

10:30 - 6:00 pm Come for a while or stay the whole time

MCA MEMBER MEETING 2nd Saturday of the month,

9:00 am at the MCA. All members urged to attend.

Office Hours

Tuesday-Saturday: 9:00 am-12 and 12:30-4:00 pm Closed Sun / Mon

564-2313

MEADVIEW QUAIL

Meets on 3rd Tuesday of each month at 10:00 am at the MCA (except for June, July and Aug.) (928) 692-6196.

MEADVIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH

Sunday School 9:30 am Worship 10:45 am

Bible Study Wed. 6:30 pm

564-2411

MEADVIEW AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Meets on the second Tuesday of the month at 5:00 pm. Please call 564-2425.for loca-tion. Visit website for more information: www.meadviewchamber.com

MEADVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH www.meadviewbaptist.com

Sunday School, 9:45 am Sunday Worship, 11:00 am

Thurs Bible Study & Prayer Mtg. 3:00pm (928) 564-5058

COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION OF MEADVIEW (COM)

Meets at 10:00 am on the first Thursday of each month at the MCA Sept-May. Pre-sents monthly programs of general interest to the community and publishes the Com-munity News. Please visit the COM Web-site: www.comaz.info No membership re-quired. 564-2187

OUR LADY OF THE DESERT MISSION

Pastor: Rev. Chauncey Winkler Saturday—4:00 pm English

Sundays — 10:00 am Spanish

(928) 855-2685


FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY

Meets on the third Saturday of odd num-bered months at 3:00 pm in the library. 564-2535

D.A.R.

The Daughters of the American Revo-lution meet the 2nd Saturday every month in the Kingman Regional Medi-cal Center conference room near the cafeteria at 10:30 AM September

through May. For infor-mation call Lucille at 564-2544.

RED, WHITE AND BLUE QUILTERS OF MEADVIEW

Meets 3rd and 4th Thursday at 9:00 am each month to make lap quilts for Wounded Warriors and Veterans and quilts for foster children through CPS.

We meet in the Fellowship Hall of the Meadview Community Church. Call Linda Boyden (928) 715-0327 or Suz Wood 564-2779 for info.

BINGO

Fridays at 1:00 pm. The doors will open at 12:00 P.M.

We are always looking for volunteers. Please call Loretta at 564-2949.

MEADVIEW RIDGERIDERS Meet on the first Saturday of the month at 9:00 am in the MCA with a ride following

the meeting. Call (702) 283-7503 for more information

https://www.facebook.com/MeadviewRidgeRiders/

BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP Meets on the third Saturday of even num-bered months at 3:00 pm in the library

564-2535

For God & Country Veterans Advocacy

928-564-2666

MANNA

Meadview Area Necessary Nutritional Assistance

Food distribution: First Thursday of each month 7:00 am –10:00 am

Lake Mead Plaza Call (928) 218-1654 for more information.

Equal Opportunity Provider

If the information provided on your group listing changes, please send an email to [email protected] so the information can be updated.

AA MEETINGS

Saturdays at 9:00 am Building behind the Baptist Church

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH Meets the first Saturday of each month at 10:30 am in the MCA auditorium. For info, call (928) 564-5270.

http://www.meadviewchamber.com

http://www.meadviewbaptist.com



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