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SOCKS FOR SENIORS DRIVE

WHEN: Drive will run through Dec. 13 WHERE: Drop-off box at Round Table Pizza, 2544 W. 16th St. GOING ON: Yuma Camera Club is starting their annual ‘Socks for Seniors’ drive; fun, colorful socks delivered to local nursing homes; also collecting heavy work socks for Crossroads Mission INFO: Contact yumacamera­club@ gmail.com

OPEN MEDICARE ENROLLMENT

WHEN: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. WHERE: Main Library, 2951 S. 21st Drive GOING ON: WACOG will have open enrollment for Medicare INFO: Angela Meza, 928-217-7198

JOB RESOURCES EXPO!

WHEN: 10 a.m. WHERE: Yuma County Community Room, 2050 S. Main St., Somerton GOING ON: Family self-sufficienc­y, self-employment, job resources expo INFO: Anel Torres, 928-304-7318, Anel.Torres@yumacounty­az.gov; Anna Dalton, 928-304-7331, Anna. Dalton@yumacounty­az.gov

PERSONAL FINANCE WORKSHOP

WHEN: 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. WHERE: Wellton Library, 28790 San Jose Ave. GOING ON: Learn how to budget, plan for emergencie­s, determine the cost of borrowing money and understand credit reports; space is limited, registrati­on required, free INFO: To register, call or email Jodi Uebergang at 928-726-3904 or juebergang@email.arizona.edu

PERSONAL FINANCE WORKSHOP

WHEN: 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. WHERE: Wellton Library, 28790 San Jose Ave. GOING ON: Learn how to budget, plan for emergencie­s, determine the cost of borrowing money and understand credit reports; space is limited, registrati­on required, free INFO: To register, call or email Jodi Uebergang at 928-726-3904 or juebergang@email.arizona.edu

LUTES TAKEOVER

WHEN: 4 to 8 p.m. WHERE: Lutes Casino, 221 S. Main St. GOING ON: The Spanish Club at Gila Ridge High School will host a takeover at Lutes to raise funds for their cultural trip to San Diego

CRIMS’ FALL CONCERT

WHEN: 7 p.m. WHERE: Yuma High School, Snider Auditorium, 400 S. 6th Ave. GOING ON: YHS Criminal Choir will perform a selection of harvest season repertoire including selections from the annual Dia de Los Muertos parade; funds will support YHS Criminal Choir and future production­s COST: Entry fee is pay what you can

STOP THE BLEED, TRAIN THE TRAINER

WHEN: 1 to 3 p.m. WHERE: St. John Neumann Catholic Church, 11545 E. 40th St. GOING ON: Get certificat­ion in bleeding control and the necessary skills to teach others; course is designed for non-tactical law enforcemen­t officers, firefighte­rs, security personnel, teachers and other civilians requiring this basic training; presented by Integrated Community Solutions to Active Violence Events (ICSAVE) INFO: Jerry Conrad, 928-388-8942, jerryconra­d5158@gmail.com

HEALTHY LIVING WORKSHOP

WHEN: 4 p.m. WHERE: Main Library, Meeting Room C, 2951 S. 21st Drive

GOING ON: “Tracking Your Health” will help you track your health and how to bring awareness on your feelings, activities and foods you eat; space is limited, registrati­on required; free INFO: To register, call the Cooperativ­e Extension Office at 928-726-3904

HEALTHY LIVING, LEARN ABOUT FARMING

WHEN: 4 to 8 p.m. WHERE: Yuma Civic Center, 1440 W. Desert Hills Drive GOING ON: Children and families can learn about veggies and activities that promote a healthy lifestyle in their local communitie­s; special benefit concert with Los Chicos del 512, a musical band of teachers with lead singer Evelyn Molina; with family activities, photo booth, talent show, informatio­n on local resources COST: Tickets $10 per person, children 2 and under free INFO: For tickets, call 928-6275050

A NIGHT FOR LIBERTY FUNDRAISER

WHEN: 6 to 9 p.m. WHERE: Booth Machinery, 6565 E. 30th Ave. GOING ON: Debate will feature Kofa High School students regarding the poem on the base of the Statue of Liberty; 50/50 raffle, silent auction, raffle prizes; all proceeds will benefit the Freedom Library education and scholarshi­p program COST: $20 each, $30 for two; $30 each at door INFO: For tickets, call 928-2109911

‘MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS’

WHEN: 7 p.m. WHERE: St. Paul’s Cultural Center, 645 S. 2nd Ave. GOING ON: “Murder on the Orient Express,” stage play by Agatha Christie, presented by Yuma Community Theater; tickets available at 928.tix, Yuma Sun office or Box Office one hour prior to each show time COST: $20 INFO: Mary Ellen Finch, 928-9194876 or yumacommun­itytheater@ twc.com

CELEBRATE DAY OF THE DEAD

WHEN: 7 to 9 p.m. WHERE: Cibola High School, 4100 W. 20th St. GOING ON: Celebrate the Day of the Dead with JOY, a new and exciting family oriented dance production COST: VIP $15, general pre-pay $8, general at door $10; youth tickets 10 and under $5 INFO: Dawn Atherton at 928-3296868

YUMA NIGHTMARES HAUNTED HOUSE

WHEN: 7 to 10 p.m.; last entry 9:30 p.m. (if no line) WHERE: 15485 S. Avenue 4E (4E and County 15-1/2) GOING ON: The big, scary haunted house in the counties; not recommende­d for children under 12; closed toe shoes highly recommende­d, you will be walking in sand; proceeds benefit Yuma Habitat for Humanity COST: General admission $10 at gate per person for all ages; fast pass front of line at gate is additional $3 per person INFO: Limited number of VIP front of line discount pre-sale tickets ($8 Friday, $9 Saturday) available at Main Street Physical Therapy, 928343-7828; Habitat Restore, 928783-3993; 5 Star Sunshades, 928304-0988; check Yuma Nightmares Facebook page for last minute closures due to poor weather

STOP THE BLEED, TRAIN THE TRAINER

WHEN: 8 to 10 a.m., 11 to 1 p.m., 2 to 4 p.m. WHERE: Yuma Regional Medical Center Administra­tion Center, 2400 S. Avenue A GOING ON: Get certificat­ion in bleeding control and the necessary skills to teach others; course is designed for non-tactical law enforcemen­t officers, firefighte­rs,

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 ?? LOANED PHOTO ?? Gila Vista Jr. High School received a donation of various sports equipment from ERA Matt Fischer Realty. Cisco Munoz and Quincy Smith, realtors with ERA, presented these items to Principal Francisco Nunez and several students from the schools’ sports programs. Munoz saw a need for sports equipment among youth sports in Yuma, and reached out to Nunez to make a donation. The donation included items for boys and girls soccer, softball, basketball and football. Gila Vista currently provides organized sports to their students in sixth through eighth grades. These donated items will contribute to Gila Vista athletes having the equipment they need for a successful season.
LOANED PHOTO Gila Vista Jr. High School received a donation of various sports equipment from ERA Matt Fischer Realty. Cisco Munoz and Quincy Smith, realtors with ERA, presented these items to Principal Francisco Nunez and several students from the schools’ sports programs. Munoz saw a need for sports equipment among youth sports in Yuma, and reached out to Nunez to make a donation. The donation included items for boys and girls soccer, softball, basketball and football. Gila Vista currently provides organized sports to their students in sixth through eighth grades. These donated items will contribute to Gila Vista athletes having the equipment they need for a successful season.
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