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12A ✧ SPORTS Rozilynn Thacker is one of the returning players for RHS. She will be a junior. Dakota Kenney is another member of the Lady Panthers’ returning junior class. RANGELY PANTHERS GO PANTHERS! Cedar Ridges Golf Course 7/4 – Fourth ofJuly Scramble 7/18 – 27 Hole 2 Man Best Ball 8/1-2 – Couples Classic 8/8-9 – Men’s Club Championship 8/15 – Ladies’ Club Championship 8/22-23 – Rangely Cup 9/5-6 – Rio Blanco Cup •••••••••••••••••••••• For a complete schedule ofParks and Rec activities this summer go to... www.WesternRioBlanco.org Sign up for Softball & Baseball! MEEKER COWBOYS MEEKER GOLF COURSE 7/11-12 Licschke Memorial Tournament 8-10 BASEBALL 6/25 @ HOME vs. Rifle 2 - 6:30pm (Meeker 1) 6/27 @ DeBeque - 4pm (Meeker 1) 6/29 @ HOME — Meeker 1 vs. Meeker 2 - 6pm 11-12 BASEBALL 6/25 @ New Castle - 6pm 13-15 BASEBALL 6/26 @ Aspen - 6pm 8-10 SOFTBALL 6/26 @ Parachute - 6pm 13-15 SOFTBALL 7/11 @ HOME vs. Basalt - 12pm, 2pm JEFF BURKHEAD Torie Slagle, front, who will be a junior, is one of the returning players for Rangely High School’s girls’ basketball team. The Lady Panthers won three of five games in last week’s summer action at CNCC. “Thank you to (President) John Boyd and the college for allowing us to use their facilities,” said Coach Jimmie Mergleman. Ma Famiglia Henry & Kris Arcolesse 410 Market, Meeker, CO 878-4141 SUPPORTYOUR LOCAL BOOSTERS! With the support of the business community, we are able to provide this space for weekly schedules of athletic activities. The support is greatly appreciated. If we missed contacting you as a booster, please contact the Herald Times at 878-4017. Wecan add your name next week. Watt’s Ranch Market 271 E. Market Meeker, CO 878-5868 SUPPORTYOUR LOCAL BOOSTERS! With the support of the business community, we are able to provide this space for weekly schedules of athletic activities. The support is greatly appreciated. If we missed contacting you as a booster, please contact Jeff Burkhead at the Herald Times at 675-5033. We can add your name next week. Rio Blanco Herald Times Serving Rio Blanco County 675-5033 Alliance Energy Service, LLC 100 Chevron Rd., Rangely, CO 675-3010 Valley Hardware 401 E. Market, Meeker, CO 878-4608 Rio Blanco Herald Times 592 Main, Upstairs, Meeker, CO 878-4017 RIO BLANCO HERALD TIMES Thursday, June 25, 2009 JEFF BURKHEAD Meeker’s Adrienne Wix will be a sophomore next season. The Lady Cowboys took part in last week’s summer games at CNCC. Coach Hallie Blunt took her team outside to run through plays during a break in the action last week. Colorado CPA Services, PC 118 W. Main St., Rangely, CO 675-2222 First National Bank of the Rockies 222 W. Main, Rangely, CO 675-8481 W.C. Striegel 17030 Hwy. 64 Rangely, CO 675-8444 Silver Sage RV & Mobile Home Park 259 Crest, Rangely, CO 675-8573 The Bakery 265 Sixth St., Meeker, CO 878-5500 GIC Mobile Home Parks Gianinetti Investment Corp. Meeker, CO 878-0150 Northwest Auto Sales & Service 485 Market St., Meeker, CO 878-5026 First National Bank Of The Rockies 500 Main, Meeker, CO 878-5073 White River Electric Association, Inc. 233 Sixth St., Meeker, CO 878-5041
RIO BLANCO HERALD TIMES Thursday, June 25, 2009 JEFF BURKHEAD Anthony Mazzola was on the winning team in the annual White River Electric Association golf tournament last Friday at the Meeker Golf Course. Mazzola serves on the WREA’s Board of Directors. Todd Gerloff was a member of the winning team. The Meeker Herald — 100 years ago ■ Walter VanCleave caught a 5pound rainbow trout. As far as heard this is the largest since the season opened. ■ County surveyor Dan Moog is the latest convert to the auto. Dan secured a machine this week which will carry him and field equipment everywhere. ■ Washed out roads and culverts has kept road overseer Johnny Williams pretty busy the past two weeks. ■ A report came to town last evening that Fred Gordon, former district game warden, was found up the river with a bullet hole in his head—whether accidental or suicidal, remains to be determined. The Meeker Herald — 50 years ago ■ Volunteers are needed for the improvement of the city park. Since the moving of the evergreens from the hospital property a couple of weeks ago things have really been taking shape at the park. — �� — �� Toni Carroll-Simmons has been diagnosed with cancer. �� • �� • �� Meeker golf pro Jim Cook gives instructions before players tee off. RIO BLANCO COUNTY DAYS GONE BY ■ Contractor A.E. Joslin is about to complete the installation of the water meters for the city this week. ■ Patty Johnson was selected as rodeo queen following judging at the fairgrounds. ■ Granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ridings, Barbara Beaird, will play the part of Teenie, the little girl who teases Fibber McGee and Molly in the television series. Her most “fun” role was that of an equestrian in Walt Disney’s “Toby Tyler” about circus life. The Meeker Herald — 25 years ago ■ Community spirit was alive and well as almost 85 people took the time to help Bud and Sally Norell clean up their residence which was hit by flood waters several weeks ago. ■ Dave Arnold, an EMT with Colowyo, planned to walk from Craig to Meeker to help raise money for an EKG-defibrillator machine at Pioneers Hospital. ■ Meeker’s new Sulphur Creek �� Ride starts at the Fairgrounds in Meeker... 1st stop Rangely; 2nd stop Dinosaur; 3rd stop Maybell; 4th stop Craig; Final stop at the Fairgrounds in Meeker WREA GOLF TOURNEY Men’s results First place Jim Houlihan, Denver Kirk Henderson, Meeker Brandan Stewart, Meeker Todd Gerloff, Meeker Anthony Mazzola, Meeker Second place Bob Murphy, Castle Rock Bill Hirt, Grand Junction John Potter, Castle Rock Jay Purkey, Meeker Shane Phelan, Meeker ballfield took on a new look as the lights went up while the sod, all 63,000 square feet of it, went down. ■ Happy birthday to Donny Winkler, who turned 1-year-old June 23, 1984. The Rangely Times — 50 years ago ■ The Loma-Rangely road over Douglas Pass will be completed in October. ■ Bicycle licenses will go on sale July 1 at Town Hall. All bikes must be licensed by July 15. Rangely Police Department. ■ Miss Patricia Kilduff wed Darrel Howard at Rangely at the Catholic church. ■ Miss Barbara Jean Warford wed Durwood Duane Carey in Grand Junction. The newlyweds are making their home in Rangely. ■ Miss Barbard Sowards became the bride of Mr. Albert Eddy. ■ Harold Bland announced his marriage to Barbara Beck in Las Vegas. The couple plan to make their home in Rangely. Due to the unforseen reduction of landfill rates, Redi Services, LLC will NOT be increasing rates as previously stated. Therefore, residential trash pick up rates will remain the same. WR ROCK, SAND, GRAVEL TRASH CARTS Senior Citizens $17/month Residents $21/month 970-878-5630 READY MIX CONCRETE FREE QUOTE Third place (putt-off tiebreaker) Todd Morris, Meeker Bob Agnew, Denver Andy Bosch, Grand Junction Neil Joy, Meeker Russ Nelson, Denver Women’s results First place (putt-off tiebreaker) Amanda Back, Craig Deb Henderson, Meeker Jan Henderson, Meeker Sue Dunbar, Meeker Mindy Burke makes a point with Erik Brown prior to the start of the WREA tournament. The Rangely Times — 35 years ago ■ New communities are a definite possibility, even a probability, because of the needs of the oil shale industry. So say the oil companies involved in the Colorado and Utah tracts. ■ Miss Kay Lynn Wilson became the bride of Wesley Mark Mobley on June 15. ■ Former Rangely College baseball player Greg Yokam signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates after being drafted in the 30th round. The Rangely Times — 20 years ago ■ The average time lapse between a mosquito bite and a mosquito itch is about three minutes. ■ CNCC said goodbye to some fine staff members. ■ John Morrill brought his pet turtle to Storytime at the library. Adam Pennell was the lucky winner guessing the number of “Sour Patch Kids” in the jar. Samuel Schofield was the Spotlight Student. DUMPSTERS $15/yard for domestic, household trash $18/yard for construction & other We apologize for anyconfusion. Thank you for your patronage. AGGREGATES 40 RB County Rd. 8 • Meeker, Colorado SERVING RIO BLANCO COUNTY CUSTOM CRUSHING YOU PICK UP OR WE CAN HAUL DUMP TRUCKS END DUMPS BELLY DUMPS SPORTS/NEWS ✧ 13A RANGE CALL RODEO ENTRIES FOR RANCH RODEO ENTRIES Call Jackie Klinglesmith before July 1st at 878-5330 FOR CPRA RODEO ENTRIES Call June 29th between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. at (719) 486-0599 Historical Society Quarterly Meeting This Sunday, June 28th, the Rio Blanco County Historical Society will host a quarterly meeting at the Kilowatt Korner, 6th & Market St, in Meeker. Pot Luck dinner will begin at 1:00 PM, followed by a short business meeting, and then Geoffrey Haymes, an archeologist with the BLM will give a presentation on the ancient Indians of this area and how their sites and artifacts are handled. The main dish and drinks will be provided. If you can, bring a covered dish, if not, please come anyway. All historical society members, prospective members, and friends of the White River Museum are invited. It should be fun and interesting. Discounted telephone service available The Colorado Public Utilities Commission designated CenturyTel as an Eligible Telecommunications Carrier or ETC within its service area for universal service purposes. The goal of universal service is to provide all Colorado citizens access to essential telecommunications services. CenturyTel provides single party residential and business services. The rates range from $10.97 to $14.74 per month for residential customers and $24.31 to $36.79 per month for business customers. This includes access to long distance carriers, Emergency Services, Operator Services, Directory Assistance and Toll Blocking. Use of these services may result in added charges. Specific rates for your area can be provided upon request. CenturyTel offers qualified customers Lifeline and Link-Up Service if you meet certain low-income eligibility requirements. Lifeline Service includes a monthly discount up to $16.50 for basic phone charges (including a $6.50 waiver of the Federal Subscriber Line Charge), as well as toll blocking at no charge and a waiver of the deposit if toll blocking is selected by qualifying customers. Link-Up Service provides a discount on installation charges and charges to move service. Residents of Tribal Lands can also qualify for the additional Federal portion of the Lifeline program. Please call CenturyTel at 1-800-201-4099 or visit www.centurytel.com/lifeline with questions or to request an application for the Lifeline/Link-Up programs. You may also call the Department of Human Services at 1-800-782-0721 or your County Social Services Office for more information on eligibility. lifelineCO 06-20-06 NON SAU July 2nd – 4th, 2009 www.centurytel.com ART AUCTION What: Art Auction (silent) When: July 2nd – 4th, 2009 Where: Fawn Creek Gallery Who: YOU & Local /area artists Why: To support your community! Support the Rio Blanco County Historical Society and get yourself a piece of original art by a local/area artist Silent auction starts July 2; ends July 4 Entire event heldat Fawn Creek Gallery Rio Blanco County Historical Society PO Box 413 – Meeker CO 81641 White River Museum 565 Park Avenue – Meeker CO 81641 970 / 878-9982 The Museum will be open July Fourth! Stop in andEnjoy the Displays!
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