Classifieds for the May 21, 2009 edition include:
Rangely
Public meeting will seek input on wildlife issues
RANGELY — Colorado Wildlife Commissioner Roy McAnally will be holding a public meeting in Rangely to get input on wildlife issues.
Engagement: Matinsen-Allred
RANGELY — Stewart and Debra Matinsen are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Sabra to Jacob Allred, son of David and Joanne Allred on June 4, 2009.
Rock Crawlers club holds first-ever event for women drivers
RANGELY — The Rock Crawlers had their first women drivers only event last Saturday.
Arizona man held on meth-selling charge
RANGELY — A 45-year-old man was arrested April 21 during an undercover operation and charged with possession of and selling methaphetamine, a Class 3 felony.
LDS women’s conference to meet in Rifle
RBC — Joalene Woodward, Stake Relief Society president of the Meeker Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints would like to invite all women over the age of 12, to attend a women’s conference Saturday.
Rangely schools hold health fair
RANGELY — The RE-4 Wellness Committee and the Rangely community pulled together to put on health fairs for all three public schools.
Board considers cutting activities, some bus routes
RANGELY — While the possible elimination of some school activities was tabled, pending further study, school board members Monday approved a 30-cent increase to lunch prices.
Classifieds: May 14, 2009 Edition
Classified ads for May 14, 2009 edition.
Rabies clinic called a success
RANGELY — On April 25, the weather was in favor of the animals and their handlers as the wind and rain held off until the last animal went through.
4-H News: Chipigitt club meets
RANGELY — On April 6 the Chipigitt club of Rangely, held its third meeting of the year.
Days Gone By: May 7 Edition
From the archives of the Rio Blanco Herald Times.
