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SERVING MEADVIEW AND LAKE MEAD CITY
Community News
Online at <www.comaz.info >
Adrienne O’Keeffe-Editor
Jonathan Kiser--Assistant Editor
JULY 3, 2015
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF AN AGAVE AMERICANA AKA CENTURY PLANT
The Century Plant certainly suffers from an identity crisis. It does not live for a century or take that long to bloom. They
are native to Mexico but are now used as ornamental plants where climate conditions will allow them to grow. Typically, they do not bloom until they are around 15 years old. Then a giant stalk will shoot up from the middle and grow 15 to
40 feet. Before blooming the stalk will resemble a giant asparagus. The stalk will produce hundreds of white or yellow
clustered blossoms that will last approximately one month and then it will begin to wither and die along with the base
plant. The stalk can be cut to harvest a sweet sap called agave syrup that can be used as a sugar substitute. Another
misconception is that the plant produces Tequila. While it is in the same family as Tequila producing agaves, this one
does not.
Beginning of the end.
Photo taken March 31.
The dying plant can no longer support the weight
of the stalk and blossoms.— June 26
Blossoms start to
sprout — April 29
Jonathan and the Duke to show the
scale of the giant stalk— June 14
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS BUZZ: MEADVIEW LIBRARY ADDITION
For many years, Meadview area residents have supported fund raising activities to contribute to the building fund for the
much needed addition. What once was a dream has now become a realty as the room nears completion.
Work continues on the addition to the Meadview Library,
which is being funded primarily by the Friends of the
Meadview Library.
Now that the interior and exterior have been painted, the installation of the epoxy shield floor coating, HVAC, lighting
fixtures and ceiling fan will follow.
When complete the expansion will provide 350-square feet of
additional space for supplemental seating, library programs,
and meetings. The addition is slated to be ready for occupancy by July 1.
IMPORTANT DATES AND COMING EVENTS
July 4
July 14
July 20
Independence Day
Chamber of Commerce Mixer at 6:00 pm at
Sophie’s Sidewalk Café
LMRFD Meeting 1:30 pm Meadview Fire
Station
LAKE MEAD STATS
Water Elevation 6/29/15
6/29/14
Air Temperature 6/29/15
1075.06
1082.80
109 high /85 low
Data obtained from Bureau of Reclamation Website:
http://www.usbr.gov/lc/riverops.html
IN THIS ISSUE...
LMRFD Meeting Review
New Signs in Town
Library News
Meadview Connection and
Church News
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RECAP OF LAKE MOHAVE RANCHOS FIRE DISTRICT MEETING
John Flynn, LMRFD Administrator, gave a financial report stating that the cash position at the end of
May was $72,631.92. He continues to project a positive balance to close out the 14/15 Fiscal Year
and begin the 15/16 Fiscal Year. Fire Chief Pat Moore stated that Northern Arizona Consolidated
Fire District (NACFD) has approved their tentative budget and will now start considering the issue of
consolidation with LMRFD. NACFD has increased their tax rate from $2.88 to $3. which is 25 cents
less than LMRFD and they are concerned about the impact on LMRFD which would match NACFD’s
rate after consolidation. Moore stated that a newer ambulance is still a priority for LMRFD and the
new radio system is up and running well. He reported that Medical Insurance for LMRFD personnel
should be in place by July l. Another property in Meadview was annexed into the LMRFD.
Consolidation can be accomplished with the unanimous vote by the NACFD Board and a yes vote by Administrator
John Flynn. If forced to take it to a vote of district members in both districts, neither district could cover the cost. If the
consolidation is blocked the County would most likely require that LMRFD continue as it has for the last 2 years. Consolidation will be presented to both districts in public meetings with questions by the public answered.
When asked about using volunteers as EMT’s, Chief Moore answered that only Meadview has any volunteers. Under
new rules volunteers must pass a long list of physical tests, pass a background test and a drug test and be insurable.
The next meeting will be July 20 in Meadview at 1:30 pm and notice will be made about the public meeting to consider
consolidation.
Chief Moore, president of the Mohave County Fire Officer’s Association and a member of the Arizona Fire Districts Association and the Arizona Fire Safety Committee, recently explained the problems impacting all of Arizona’s fire districts
after the collapse of the housing market and new taxing laws enacted by the Arizona legislature:
The tax rate cap of $3.25 per $100,000 and the cap on tax levy growth limits growth to 8%. Income from property tax
has dropped by $2 million for NACFD, with the assessed value down over $9 million. It wouldn’t matter even if the assessed value went up, since the district now has a state mandated limit of 5% growth from the previous year. NACFD
had 46 employees and now is down to 26. If the fire districts are unable to change one or more of these tax laws, more
and more of the 156 fire districts in the state will have to consider consolation with neighboring fire districts. Then they
would be able to take advantage of employees who can be moved as needed, share rolling equipment, benefit from
reduced costs of liability insurance, health insurance, worker’s comp and save on purchase of disposable items such as
gloves, turnouts, boots and medical supplies.
FIREWORKS
The use of fireworks is always prohibited in the Lake Mead Recreation Area as well as all other Federal Parks.
Violators of the prohibition will be subject to citation and prosecution. Please go to http://www.nps.gov/lake/
learn/news/2015-fire-restrictions.htm for information on current fire restrictions in the park.
Signs of what’s coming soon to a
neighborhood near you.
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MOVING SALE - JULY 1 THRU JULY 11
MEAD CITY OFF CHARLES & RAINBOW RD
(408) 807-4667
WHOLE HOME– KITCHEN, FRONT ROOM, BEDROOMS, GARAGE & BARN
THERE IS REALLY TOO MUCH TO MENTION ALL BUT I HAVE SOME PICTURES
DOUBLE DOOR REFRIGERATOR, LARGE MICROWAVE
MANY KITCHEN DISHES AND UTENSILS
POTS AND PANS, UTILITY CART, BAR ACCESSORIES
SMALL CHEST 3 DRAWERS, BOOKCASE
4 PADDED DINING ROOM CHAIRS
LARGE CORNER COMPUTER DESK (BEAUTIFUL)
2 MATCHING LOUNGE CHAIRS
1 LEATHER SWIVEL ROCKER, 6' COUCH (LIKE NEW)
2 SMALL END TABLES
ANTIQUE 4-DRAWER TALL DRESSER, MANY BOOKS, ETC.
PORTER CABLE COMPRESSOR, NAIL GUNS, DEWALT SAW & DRILL
CHAMPION 4000 GENERATOR
CRAFTSMAN BAND SAW 9” ½ HP W/BLADES
LADDERS, POP RIVET GUN, STAPLE GUN, ETC.
DECK CHAIRS W/TABLE, MANY DIFFERENT OUTSIDE CHAIRS
LARGE BAR-B-QUE W/COVER, STAINLESS STEEL CART
PLASTIC CONTAINERS
OAK ROUND TABLE READY TO PUT MOSAIC TILES ON
SOLID OAK CHINA/BUFFET CUSTOM MADE
STACK-ABLE OR SIDE BY SIDE WASHER/DRYER SET
SEVERAL ROLLS OF WHEAT PENNIES
MANY MORE ITEMS!
DOWNSIZING, REASONABLE OFFERS CONSIDERED!
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CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY
WITH A WEEKEND AT THE LANDING
4th OF JULY WEEKEND
Stop by the Landing before
heading to the lake
to stock up on ice, snacks,
beer, soda, water,
fishing supplies….
Anything you may
need for your lake fun
Open 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Closed Mondays & Tuesdays
Pueblo Drive across from Fisherman's Landing
702-277-0617
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Meadview Area Chamber of Commerce
OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
On Saturday, July 4th!
Come in and cool off and see all the
items on display in our Gift Gallery.
Be sure to ask for free brochures
and maps available in our Chamber
Office for your friends and visitors.
Hamburgers and Hot Dogs With Sides
For Donations to Mt. Tipton School
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM, Saturday, July 4
Enjoy boating the lake by day
And keep the party going at the
Landing by night
Dance to the Sounds of
STEFnROCK Band
Friday and Saturday, July 3 and 4,
7:00 PM - ???
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330 Meadview Blvd, Suite D
Meadview, AZ 86444
(928) 564-2425
Open Tuesday through Saturday 11:00 am—4:00 pm
290 Pueblo ˖ Meadview, AZ
(928) 564-2100
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HOURS
12 PM-6:30 PM - MON-SAT
330 E. MEADVIEW BLVD
LAKE MEAD PLAZA
928-715-3656
Now Renting:
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Jupiter Ascending — Black Sea — Left
Behind — American Sniper — The
Loft — 50 Shades of Grey—Taken 3
— The Gambler — Paddington — Into
the Woods — Interstellar — Wild —
Unbroken — & 1000’S MORE
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
ONE ACRE PROPERTY —
NO CCR’S
$9,500.00
OR WILL TRADE FOR RV,
TRAILER, CAR
LET’S TALK TURKEY
PROPERTY LOCATION
1780 CORMORANT DRIVE
WEST SIDE OF WATER HAUL
CALL 928-564-2170
Need a new zipper/fixed, torn seam.
Alterations on dress/skirt, pants/
jeans, curtains.
M&M Services
Marcia Mays
Repair/replace pockets in pants or
Dedicated to serve Meadview
jackets
Tax Preparation and Notary
Reasonable Rates
150 E. Haystack Dr.
P. O. Box 86 Meadview, AZ 86444
For all your sewing needs call:
(928) 564-2348
[email protected]
Teri Champine (928) 564-2574
Published every other Friday
Fees for ads: 1" ad, $1.50/issue or
$18.00/13 issues (6 months); 2" ad; $2.50/
issue, $30.00/13 issues; 3" ad, $3.50/
issue, $42.00/13 issues; 4" ad, $4.50/
issue, $54.00/13 issues; Business card
ad, $3.00; 1/4 Page: $5.00/issue, $60/13
issues; Half Page: $10/issue, $120/13
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$240/13 issues (6 months). Back Page:
$15/half page; $30/full page.
Put ad with payment into the 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 7-17-2015. Ads must be
received by 4:00 p.m. on SATURDAY
7-11-2015. Contact us via email at
[email protected]
Or by telephone: (928) 564-2187
MOTEL AND RESTAURANT
New Menu – Clean Rooms
Good Home Cooking!
Restaurant Open Daily
8:00 am to 8:00 pm
Serving Breakfast 8:00 am to 11:00 am
Lunch and Dinner 11:00 am to 8:00 pm
Closed Tuesday
928-564-2525
KB Home Improvement
Interior / Exterior Painting
All Summer Long
All aspects of home
Improvement and repair;
Carpentry, plumbing,
Electrical, carpet stretching
Flooring, roof repair.
Local references, 30 yrs.
Experience.
Keith Burger
858-366-2875
Unlicensed
CALL NOW FOR
Yard Work
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House Cleaning
Car Detailing
Reliable and
Reasonable Rates
928-715-4686
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MEADVIEW LIBRARY HOURS
Tuesday - Thursday - Saturday
10:00 AM—3:00 PM
(928) 564-2535
PLEASE NOTE:
The Meadview Library and all
the Mohave County Libraries
will be closed on
Saturday July 4 to celebrate
Independence Day.
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SUMMER READING
PROGRAM
THE BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP
The book, Church of the Dog by Kaya
McLaren is ready to pick-up. We will
meet on August 21 at 1:00 pm to discuss this story. Things change when
Mara rescues a pig from becoming
dinner and when she rents a small
place from a lonely couple in Oregon.
Many lives are changed when they
meet Mara.
You can still sign up for the Summer
Reading Program
online at home or in the Library.
CHILDREN’S PROGRAM
Play Super Hero Bingo
Thursday July 9th at 10:00 AM
PLAY BINGO
THE FRIENDS OF THE
Play and help support the Library.
MEADVIEW LIBRARY
The Tuesday night session begins at
The
Friends
group will meet on July 17
6:30 pm. The Friday session is dark
at 10:00 A.M.
until September. Bring a friend and
Please
plan to attend.
maybe share the wealth.
District 4 Supervisor Jean Bishop and her assistant
Marianne Salem would like to wish everyone in
Meadview a very safe and happy 4th of July.
CHIROPRACTOR
Do you need a
Chiropractic
Adjustment?
Dawn Brannies, Designated Broker
Featured Property
LOOK AT ALL THE VALUE HERE!
2 Bedroom/2 Bath Home with Office
(or optional 3rd Bedroom)
Over 1,650 Square Feet with Large Rooms
Friendly Kitchen and Formal Dining Room
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Motivated Seller!
Asking $88,995.00.
Jonathan Kiser, Manager
(928) 564-2222 • 335 E. Pueblo Drive
Due to circumstances outside of our control,
Dr. Wilkins will only be seeing patients in
Kingman. Your continued treatment and
patient records are available at
Manzanita Chiropractic Center,
115 Tucker St., Kingman, AZ.
Please call to schedule an appointment.
Main Office: 928-753-6937
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MEADVIEW CONNECTION
LOCAL CHURCH NEWS
Meadview Community Church
“A Light at the Canyon’s End”
564-2411
MEADVIEW AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Open for Business....
With the summer heat up to the max, many of our Meadview organizations speak of "going dark for the summer". Yet, MACC carries on
Sunday: Sunday school at 9:45 and Morn- with regular activities.
ing Worship at 10:45 with the observance
Thank you all for the support given to our 6th annual Wine
of Holy Communion the first Sunday of
Tasting Event where we had fun and raised money for our
each month.
Chamber projects. If you missed it, there will be future opportunities to join us in community events, so stay tuned.
Wednesday: Midweek Bible Study and
Prayer Service at 6:30 p.m.
We especially thank Kingman Regional Medical Center, Mohave State Bank and Garlic Clove Restaurant as primary
Friday: Choir Practice at 6:30. The choir
sponsors and all the other local businesses that joined in with
will take a summer break for the months of
raffle prize donations to make it a special evening. Wines
July and August. Practice will resume
th
offered through the night are now available for sale at Fisheragain on September 4 at 6:30.
man's Landing and Meadview T-Shirts can be purchased at
our
Chamber
Office/Gift
Gallery.
Men’s Breakfast will be held on Tuesday,
July 14 at 8:00
Our next monthly meeting will be followed by a Mixer at Sophie's Sidewalk
Monthly Pot Luck lunch will be on July 19 Café on Tuesday, July 14. Come check us out and mingle!
after the morning service.
Strictly Business,
And a Whole Lot of Fun
Jonathan Kiser
Our regular schedule of services:
Meadview Baptist Church
TOWN HALL MEETING REVIEW
564-2341
www.meadviewbaptist.com
Pastor Dale Cell 480-688-1945
Looking for a place to worship? Look no
further. Whether you’re new or a long-time
resident, the Meadview Baptist Church
family is waiting to welcome you. Pastor
Dale’s new sermon series is “A Biblical
View of Life After Death”. Sunday morning
Worship is at 11:00 am.
Please join us for any of our many activities
throughout the year.!
For more information on any of the above
services or if you need to talk with someone, please call us!
Approximately 60 residents and those from surrounding areas didn’t let the
heat keep them from learning what KRMC plans for our Meadview Medical
Services Clinic. Randy Beck, Senior Director of Physician Services for
KRMC, opened his talk assuring those in the audience that the Clinic will be
kept open one day a week until the hospital can find either a Physician Assistant or a Nurse Practitioner to be here two days a week. This was greeted
with applause. He did mention that KRMC plans to open another clinic in Dolan Springs and they hope to find someone who will live in Meadview and who
will be available to man both clinics with two days in Dolan and two days in
Meadview. Dr. Regina Cobb DDS will use the clinic one day a week. Randy
Beck will evaluate the space available and if the hospital sees a real need,
they may be able to bring up a Physical Therapist and/or a Chiropractor for
one day a week. The decision on this will be made in the future.
Randy’s Staff Coordinator, Stephanie, added that the KRMC van is able to
transport patients to Kingman for doctor visits and blood lab work. Please
contact KRMC for more information about this service. Beck listened to a
number of questions from the audience and was able to give answers that
provided those in the audience with a comfortable feeling that KRMC is very
interested in providing good health care to our area.
MONSOON 2015 IS HERE!!!
On Sunday afternoon June 28 around 4:00 pm we experienced the first monsoon storm of the 2015 season. Dark
clouds formed over the cliffs and to the south of the area and the storm moved in from there. Thunder, lightning and a
heavy rainfall hit our area. Some areas reported hail, also. Temperatures quickly dropped from around 104 degrees to
the mid 80’s. The weather reporting station located in the Meadview Boulevard median measured .64 of rainfall. It is
time for us to remember the common sense rules of monsoons. To name a few: Don’t drive into running washes, turn
off computers, TV’s, don’t go out in a haboob if one occurs and secure or remove lightweight patio furniture items.
COMMUNITY NEWS
MORE THAN JUST A BAR!
Nightly Food Specials:
Monday: Deep Fried Hot Dogs Only $2.00
Tuesday: Homemade Sloppy Joes with
French Fries & Beer Draft/Soda Only $5.49
Wednesday: Chicken Wings
Only 50 Cents Each
Happy Hour Pricing for Ladies
Thursday: Bar-B-Que Pork Sandwich
with Cole Slaw & Beer Draft/Soda Only $5.49
Friday: Deep Fried Hot Dogs Only $2.00
Play Pool, Shuffleboard & Juke Box Every Night
ATM & Convenience Store Available Always
290 Pueblo ˖ Meadview, AZ
(928) 564-2100
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HIGH DESERT WATER
BULK WATER
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S O U T H C O V E RV RESORT
AND MOTEL
RV’S! - Large Pull-Thru Sites
PHONE #: (928) 925-0777
COMPETIVELY PRICED
WITH OTHER SUPPLIERS
PIERCE FERRY ROAD
AND
CORMORANT
TAD’S BOAT
& RV STORAGE
AUTO & MARINE
SERVICE & REPAIR
ASE CERTIFIED MECHANIC
A/C - TUNE-UPS - BRAKES
COMPUTER DIAGNOSTIC
27070 Pierce Ferry Road
Meadview, AZ 86444
1-928-564-2855
Owned by Donna Tadsen
Full hook-ups - Daily, Weekly & Monthly Rates
MOTEL - with TV
and Air Conditioning
Close to Meadview Business District
410 W. Diamond Creek Lane
Meadview, AZ 86444
P. O. Box 36
(928) 564 - 2241
TERRI LOVE'S
HOUSE CLEANING & MORE
Will Clean Home or Car
Organize / Rearrange
Windows and Blinds
Pet Friendly
Own Supplies
Local References
Reliable, Trustworthy
and Flexible
949-433-7080
[email protected]
12X12X40 12X14X45
24-Hour Coded Access
Large Enclosed Bays
Air/Water Available
25 W. Diamond Creek
Meadview AZ 86444
(Corner of Sandy Point
& Diamond Creek)
Phone:928/727-3700
PRICES:
$140 mo/$150 mo
ANNUAL: $1400/$1500
($117 mo) / ($125 mo)
BLUE MOON PEST CONTROL LLC #5541
Out of Kingman, AZ is
interested in doing your
pest control. We will be
coming to Meadview on the
1st Tuesday of each
month. If you would like
service please call our
office at
928-692-9417
SNACKS AND FOOD
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BRADLEY BAY SELF STORAGE
RV’s—Boats—Household—Etc.
Sizes from 5 x 10 up to 14 x 40
REASONABLE RATES
MONTH-TO-MONTH OR
LONG TERM
885 E. Bradley Bay Drive
Meadview, AZ 86444
564-2343
Upcoming Events for 2015
No Tank Rental Fee
July 3 July 4th Weekend Band Party
July 4 July 4th Weekend Band Party
August 8 Summer Karaoke Party
September 5 Labor Day Band Party
October 31 Halloween Costume Party
November 13 Thanksgiving Pot Luck Dinner
December 12 Christmas Sweater
Karaoke Party
December 31 New Years Eve Band Party
Call and ask about our new customer special
Senior Discount Available
Office: 928-323-2454
Email: [email protected]
290 Pueblo ˖ Meadview, AZ
(928) 564-2100
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LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS
AA MEETINGS
LINE DANCING
MCA NEWS
Held every Tuesday & Saturday at 7 pm Line Dancing Mondays at the MCA. BeginBody Conditioning
in Fellowship Hall of the Baptist Church, ners session is at 6:00 pm. End of Line
1035 W. Meadview Blvd. 928-715-4800 Dancers start at 7:00 pm. (MCA Members) Two hours of aerobic and step exercises.
M, W, F at 8:00 a.m. 564-2513
AL-ANON
Troubled by someone’s drinking?
Call 564-3467
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
Meets on the third Friday of odd numbered
months at 10:00 am in the Library.
564-2535
BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP
Meets on the third Friday of even numbered months at 1:00 pm in the library
564-2535
Bingo
Tuesday at 6:30 PM &
Friday at 1:00 PM
(no Friday bingo June, July and Aug.)
Call 564-2949 for info
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION
OF MEADVIEW (COM)
Meets at 10:00 am on the first Thursday of
each month at the MCA Sept-May. Presents monthly programs of general interest
to the community and publishes the Community News. Please visit the COM Website: www.comaz.info No membership required. 564-2213.
D.A.R.
The Daughters of the
American Revolution
meet the 2nd Saturday every month in
the Kingman Regional Medical Center
conference room near the cafeteria at
10:30 AM September through May.
For information call Lucille at 564-
RED HATTERS
The Desert Babes hold their gathering on the
3rd Thurs. of each month at 1:30 pm in the
MCA Auditorium. 564-2574 (MCA Members)
CRAFTERS’ SATURDAY MARKET
1st Saturday of each month.
9:00 AM AT OUR PLACE
Coffee Will Be Served
For more information
call Ruth at 715-0095.
MEADVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
www.meadviewbaptist.com
Sunday School, 9:45 am
Sunday Worship, 11:00 am
Thurs Bible Study & Prayer Mtg. 5:00pm
564-2341
MEADVIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH
Sunday School 9:45 am
Worship 10:45 am
Bible Study Wed. 6:30 pm
564-2411
OUR LADY OF THE DESERT MISSION
Pastor: Rev. Chauncey Winkler
Saturday—4:00 pm English
Sundays — 10:00 am Spanish
(928) 855-2685
MEADVIEW QUAIL
Meets on 3rd Tuesday of
each month at 10:00 am at
the MCA (except for June,
July and Aug.) 564-2879
MEADVIEW PERSONAL
COMPUTER USERS
GROUP
Meets on the first Thursday
of each month at 6:30 pm at
RED, WHITE AND BLUE QUILTERS 485 Badger Cove, 564-2519.
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 building behind the
Baptist Church. Call Linda Boyden
564-2579 or Suz Wood 564-2779 for
info.
MEADVIEW AREA CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
Sit and Be Fit
Starts in October 10:15 am
564-2579
Crafty Ladies
Tuesdays at 1 pm in the MCA classroom.
For info, call Dorothy at 564-2309
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
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)
BINGO CALLERS NEEDED
Volunteers are needed to call Bingo on
Tuesday night at 6:30 pm and Friday
afternoon at 1:00 pm.
Please call Loretta at 564-2949.
GRAPEVINE MESA
FIRE Station #43
Firefighter training: 9:00 am - the 1st
and 3rd Saturday of the month
MEADVIEW RIDGERIDERS
Meet on the first Saturday of the month at
9:00 am at the home of George and Paula
Foster. with a ride following the meeting.
Call (928) 716-2760 for more information
http://meadviewridgeridersclub.ning.com/
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH
Meets the 3rd Saturday of every month at
“Our Place” at 1:00 pm. For information
contact Skip at [email protected] or
call (720) 636-5627.
If the information provided on your
Meets on the second Tuesday of the month
group listing changes, please send
at 5:00 pm. Please call 564-2425.for location. Visit website for more information: an email to [email protected]
so the listing can be updated.
www.meadviewchamber.com
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