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Where Is This? is brought to you in part byLisa Caskey at Mac5 Mortgage

Where Is This?

216 W. 3rd St. 104 | Rifle • 625-8686

Here is “Where is This?”The Rifle mystery picture contest.

Lisa Caskey, NMLS #239942 • To check the license status of your mortgage

loan originator visit http://dora.state.colorado.us/real-estate/index.htm

The first person to correctly identifywhere this picture was taken will win agift certifi cate to La Hacienda of Rifl e to bepicked up from Lisa at Mac5 Mortgage anda FREE three-month subscription to The

Citizen Telegram, delivered directly to your house, business or post office box. If you already have a subscription, we’ll add another three months, or you can give a gift subscription to your favorite person.

If you have correctly guessed “Where Is This” and wonthe prizes in the past three months, your are ineligible foradditional prizes during that time frame.

Contact us with your answer by calling 625-3245, ext.16771 or e-mail laurie@citizentelegram.com.

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L to R: Cody Rogers, Buddy Rogers, Bailey Rogers

“We’ve had a great response to our ads in the Citizen Telegram and the Post

Independent. We have sold a LOT of Firewood, thanks to those ads!”

Thanks!Thanks!

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Rick Allen Chaney: Oct. 17, 1955- Sept. 28, 2011

Rick passed away on September 28, 2011. He was bornon October 17, 1955, in Kansas City, Missouri, to Leonardand Carol Chaney. They moved to Leadville, Colorado,when he was one year old. He graduated from Lake Coun-ty High school in 1973. He has lived in Rifle the past 25years. He worked for Dahl of Glenwood Springs for thepast 23 years.

Rick enjoyed playing cards, golf, horseshoes, and play-ing on a pool league. He especially loved spending timewith his dogs Skeeter and Foxy.

He is preceded in death by his parents, Leonard and Carol Chaney. He is survived by abrother Larry (Venita) Chaney; sister Lynetta (Troy) Trevathan; his four nephews: DerekChaney, children Cambria and Kira; Coby (Jennifer) Chaney, children Emily andCreighton; Clint (Sheila) Warfel, children Wyatt and Levi, and Randy (Mary) Warfel.

Rick will be remembered for his witty sense of humor and will be greatly missed by hisfamily and many fiends. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, October 15 at Ri-fle’s Elk Lodge at 2 p.m.

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Where Is This?We Have a WINNER!for the Rifle mystery picture contest.

Trish Stanley of Rifle wasthe first to ID the entranceto Kings Crown in Rifle.She will win a subscriptionto the Citizen Telegramand a gif t cer t i f icate

to La Hacienda Restaurant of Rifle. Thewinner can pick up their certificate from Lisaat Mac5 Mortgage. See the new mystery photoon page 14!!

Where Is This? is brought to you in part byLisa Caskey at Mac5 Mortgage

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216 W. 3rd St. 104 | Rifle • 625-8686Lisa Caskey, MB #100008570, NMLS #239942 • To check the license status of your

mortgage loan originator visit http://dora.state.colorado.us/real-estate/index.htm

• Purchase

• Refinance

• FHA Loans

• VA Loans

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“OUR ADS WORKED GREAT...“OUR ADS WORKED GREAT...COMMUNITY

OBITUARY

PPHHOOTTOO CCOOUURRTTEESSYY OOFF HHEELLEENN RROOGGEERRSS

The final Farmer's Market basket winner of the season was Todd Sieber, pictured at theFriends of the Rifle Library Booth with Jane Whitt, Nella Barker, and Amelia Shelley. TheSept. 30 market was the last of the season. See you next summer.

RRIICCKK AALLLLEENN CCHHAANNEEYY

Medicare EnrollmentMedicare enrollment begins and ends

early this year. The annual period to signup or make changes to your plan beginson Oct. 15, 2011, a month early. Themost important change is the cutoff date:Circle the date on your calendar, becausethe enrollment period now endson Dec. 7, 2011. This way you’llhave your card at the beginningof the New Year.

As always, you only have thisone time per year to make anychanges to your coverage for 2012.Changes can include Medicare Advan-tage, your drug coverage, Medigap sup-plemental or your regular Medicare.

There are a number of changes you’llneed to figure into your decision-mak-ing:

— Drug coverage (Part D) will cost abit more. At this point, however, theydon’t know how much that will be forthe premiums and deductibles, but youcan find out at the website or phone

number below.— Part B premiums will increase a bit

as well. Watch the news, as the cost ofliving adjustments (COLA) are generallyannounced sometime in October eachyear.

— “Doughnut hole” coverage has afew changes. When you reach the limits

of coverage, you’ll get a 14 per-cent discount on generic drugsand a 50 percent discount onbrand names.

No matter what type of planyou have, beware. There could

be changes to all parts of your coverage.Be sure to check the fine print so youknow what you’re getting.

Read your Annual Notice of Changecarefully. To learn more about all thechanges, go online towww.medicare.gov and look for the pub-lication called “Medicare & You 2012.”To find a plan in your area, click on Re-source Locator, then scroll down toMedicare Plan Finder. You also can call1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227).

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JA N U A R Y 12, 2012 TH E CI T I Z E N TE L E G R A M PAG E 7

Where Is This? is brought to you in part by

The Citizen Telegram and La Hacienda Restaurant.

To sponsor this ad, call Laurie Vagneur at 384-9171

or e-mail laurie@citizentelegram.com.

Selected as a best promotion award winner, by the Colorado Press Association, in 2009, 2010 & 2011!!

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Ralph Koehler of

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the brick façade of

the Fellowship of

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subscription to the Citizen Telegram and a gift certificate

from La Hacienda restaurant, on West 3rd Street in

Rifle. The winner can pick up their certificate from the

La Hacienda restaurant. See the new mystery photo

on page 13!!

Where Is This?We Have a WINNER!for the Rifle mystery picture contest.

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“We are thrilled with our print advertising in CMNM. We

advertise in Rifl e, Glenwood, Eagle and Aspen, and the

phone starts ringing, as soon as the ad comes out!”

COMMUNITYCOMMUNITYNEWS ANDANNOUNCEMENTS BBOOWWLLIINNGG LLEEAAGGUUEESS BBEEGGIINNIINN JJAANNUUAARRYY

Rifle Fireside Lanes introducesBranded Bowling. This league will bea 12-week, non-sanctioned league,every Wednesday night from 7-10p.m.,starting Jan. 18.

Every week, there will be a StrikePot Winner who will receive a $200voucher redeemable at Mountain InkTattoo in Glenwood Springs toward atattoo of their choice.

Teams can have up to four peopleand must have at least three people.$5.00 per game for a total of threegames. Shoes not included LeagueMeeting January 11, at 6:30 p.m.

RRFFTTAA WWIINNTTEERR SSCCHHEEDDUULLEE AAVVAAIILLAABBLLEEThe Roaring Fork Transportation

Authority (RFTA) began its 2011-12Winter Season on Dec. 10. RFTA’sWinter Season runs through April 8,2012.

Go to www.rfta.com to see if yourbus schedule has changed. Changeswill occur on the Valley, Hogback, As-pen & Snowmass routes. Additionallythe Four Mountain Connector bus willbegin servicing the four Upvalley skimountains. For additional information,call (970) 925-8484.

GGOO TTOO WWOORRKKSSHHOOPPSS AATT BBEEGGIINN SSOOOONNAATT LLOOCCAALL LLIIBBRRAARRYY

Go To Workshops at Your Library arecomputer development programs thatteach adults basic computer and job

seeking skills necessary to acquire andmaintain steady, well-paid employ-ment. Workshops will be held at allGarfield County Libraries for bothEnglish and English as a Second Lan-guage learners. The workshops start inDecember and run through July (ex-cept in New Castle which will startholding workshops after the new li-brary building is open). “Computersfor Beginners” and “Job Searching”workshops will be held in December,with additional topics in the comingmonths. Contact your local library fordates and times or visit www.gcpld.orgfor a complete calendar.

SSCCRRAABBBBLLEE CCLLUUBB FFOORR AADDUULLTTSSJoin the Scrabble Club for adults in

Rifle or Glenwood Springs. If you lovewords, games, and having fun, thisclub is for you. The Scrabble Club willmeet from 6 to 8 p.m. on the first Tues-day of every month at the GlenwoodSprings Branch Library, and on thethird Tuesday of every month at the Ri-fle Branch Library. Beginners and ex-perts alike are encouraged to join.Make new friends and learn new scrab-ble strategies. Bring Your Own Board(BYOB) if you have one. Scoring ma-terials and dictionaries will be provid-ed. For more information call (970)945-5958 or (970) 625-3471.

GGRRIIEEFF AANNDD LLOOSSSS SSUUPPPPOORRTT GGRROOUUPPHospice of the Valley, in partnership

with Grand River Hospital, is offeringan ongoing Grief and Loss SupportGroup that meets the first and thirdMonday of every month. For details,call Sean Jeung at 544-1574, e-mail in-fo@hchotv.org, or visitwww.hchotv.org.

ANSWERS: NO PEEKING

PAG E 14 TH E CI T I Z E N TE L E G R A M OC T O B E R 27, 2011

- LISA CASKEY

“I have people come up to me all the time, and say they see my picture in the newspaper, even when the

ad is not running. The amazing thing is that my advertising was not only noticed, but remembered.

I was also voted Local’s Choice BEST Mortgage Broker!!

Thank you Post Independent and Citizen Telegram readers.”

That’s the power of newspaper!

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GLENWOOD SPRINGS ON NOVEMBER 3, 2011.The U.S. Department of Commerce is An Equal Opportunity Employer

This agency provides reasonable accommodation to applicants with disabilities. If you need reasonable accommodationsfor any part of the application process, please notify the agency. Decisions will be made on a case-by-case basis.

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