Common Cents Counts series features

free financial workshops for 2015

For the Trail-Gazette
he Common Cents
Counts program at
the Estes Valley
Library is hosting a
series of free workshops
this season to provide for
basic financial training and

encouragement. This seasons events are designed

to help individuals and families to save and invest
more of their hard-earned
dollars.
Following a five-year
grant project, 2015 is
scheduled to mark the final

year of the Common Cents

Counts project at the Estes
Valley Library. This years
programs are made possible by a generous contribution from local donors.
The popular five-part
basic financial education
classes, which form the

core of money management training, are being

offered beginning on Tuesday, February 17, continuing on four more consecutive Tuesday evenings, all
at 7:00 pm. Its a well-designed all-you-need-toknow series which will

guide attendees with clear

direction for their successful financial future.
Although the classes are
sequential, participants
may select any that are of
most interest and best fit
their schedule. The classes
See WORKSHOPS, pg. 11

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Nonprofit membership
program announced
For the Trail-Gazette
he Estes Park Nonprofit Resource
Center is announcing a new nonprofit
organizational membership
program for local 501(c)(3)
organizations, and government entities and taxing
districts that are eligible to
accept charitable donations; and affiliate memberships for other 501(c)_
nonprofit organizations.
By becoming a member
of the program, nonprofits
will have opportunities to
collaborate and gain
insight from local nonprofit
leaders, save money on

professional development,
get fundraising support,
boost volunteer recruitment, take advantage of
discounts from Office
Depot, and much more.
The annual dues for nonprofit memberships are
based on the organizations
annual budget and range
from $50 to $150 per year.
Memberships are good for
one calendar year beginning January, 2015. Nonprofit members will receive
many benefits for participating in the program,
including:
* Free monthly lunch &
learn roundtable programs

* A 30% discount on EPNRC workshops, conferences and resource materials

* A discounted Colorado
Nonprofit Association
membership
* Donor Bill of Rights
Pledge
* Inclusion on the Estes
Give Back list of charities
provided to business partners
* Notifications of grant
opportunities
* Free participation in
Mountain Strong for Nonprofits, EPNRCs collaborative fundraising campaign/
website
* Free volunteer postings

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The game wardens pickup

e started
watching a TV
show we hadnt
seen before,
called Wardens. It takes
place in Montana and tells of
what game wardens do to
enforce the fish and game
laws there.
The first episode we saw
had my cousins son as one
of the wardens they focused
on. I knew he was a game
warden, but didnt know
where he was stationed.
There is no doubt he is my
cousins son, he looks very
much like his dad and his
grandfather as well.
It brought the memories
of the game warden in my
home town when I was
growing up. He told me once
that the reason he was hired
as a game warden was to
keep him from being a
poacher.
He, like so many others
during the depression, fed
his family with wild game. I
have been told that he also
provided meat for a lot of
other families with his hunting ability.

Ride Easy
Pard

carrier. Pops called Ken and

explained the problem. They
decided Pops could fix it,
Victor T. Anderson rather than send it back and
wait another month or so for
delivery.
I came into the shop after
I think everyone liked
school, like I always did. I
Ken. Unless he caught
saw the brand new pickup
someone poaching, then he
and knew it was the one Ken
wasnt so well liked by that
had ordered. Pops was
individual. But it seems to
there, talking to the mechanme that he was fair, and I
ic. I said something about
know of a couple of incidents
the pickup finally getting
where he let the person keep
the meat, as he knew they
were having hard times
keeping food on the table.
He bought a new pickup
from my Dad, when we had
the International Harvester
are: Goal Setting and
dealership in WSS. It had
been ordered with the spare Financial Planning (2/17),
tire carrier to be in a depres- Key Investment Concepts
(2/24), Retirement Savings
sion in the rear fender. Ken
Vehicles (3/3), Common
wanted it there so he could
get at it easily when he need- Investment Types (3/10),
and Managing Money Dured it, rather than under the
bed of the truck. I think that ing Retirement (3/17).
is a rather unhandy place to
put them, especially if you
drive where farmers, ranchers, game wardens, hunters,
etc. drive their outfits. Anyhow, it came without the tire

there. Pops said, Yeah, but

it came without the tire carrier, damn those guys at the
factory. It makes me so
mad. Then he picked up a
sixteen pound maul and,
with a full swing, pounded a
depression in the passenger
side fender, Then he swung
it again and again, and again,
each time with a cuss word.
Then he and the mechanic
started laughing. I guess my
jaw dropped to my belt line,

watching Pops whang away

on the fender of that brand
new pickup. Of course, they
had waited until I got there,
just to see my reaction. It
worked, I was absolutely
stunned at what Pops did to
that brand new government
truck.
He built a nice tire rack
that set the spare right
where Ken wanted it.
Ride easy pards.Vic
mtyodeler@hotmail.com

workshops from page 9

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Mon-Thurs - 9 til 3 Fri, Sat, & Sun - 11 til 7
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Sign-up may be done online

at estesvalleylibrary.org or
by calling (970) 586-8116.
Contact the library for
more information about
these or other events coming up in the Common
Cents Counts series.

Special

Valentines Day
Weekend Menu

Join Us For
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Library financial programs

consultant Marsha Yelick
will serve as instructor.
All of this seasons events
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Meet Me @ The Museum program is Feb. 2

For the Trail-Gazette

he next Meet Me
@ The Museum
program will be
facilitated by the
Curator of Education about
the role of a participatory
museum. The program is
on Monday, Feb. 2, at 6:30
p.m.
Alicia Mittelman will
explain the philosophy and
trends in museum education and encourage a discussion that evening. Her
talk will reflect on past programs and will seek input
from community members
to guide future planning of
activities.
Meet Me @ The Museum encourages all of us to
be curious about the history of sites, events, and
those who came before us
in Estes Park. Museum
Photo Courtesy Melissa Strong
staff will aim to include the
Community members visit their photographs featured in the exhibit Gripped.
community in their local
history findings and current projects once a month. Discussions will be on-site at the Museum or participants may assemble at the

      
     


    



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Museum and then embark

by foot, bike or caravan to
other location(s) in the
Estes valley. Get involved
with the Museum staffs
topic of choice by participating in Meet Me @ the
Museum events on the first
Monday of every month.
Located at 200 Fourth
Street, the Estes Park
Museum galleries are open
Friday and Saturdays from
10 a.m. until 5 p.m. and
Sundays from 1 until 5 p.m.
The mission of the Estes
Park Museum is to collect,
interpret and preserve
local history, as well as to
present exhibits, programs
and events for the education and benefit of residents and visitors of all
ages.
For more information
call the Estes Park Museum at 970-586-6256 or visit
the museums website at
www.estes.org/museum.
Museum admission is free.

Library and museum team up

to archive historical records
Photographs,
postcards, oral
histories are
part of the local
history project

For the Trail-Gazette

he Estes Valley
Library houses a
special archive that
forms the local history collection. Careful
efforts to assemble and
index the collection at the
Library date back to the
1970s. Included in the collection are 100 years of
local newspapers, telephone directories, yearbooks, postcards, photographs, oral history
transcripts, scrapbooks of

several local clubs, along

with other ephemera and
documents.
Each year, as additional
materials have been integrated into the collection,
the space/storage challenge has increased. This
year, the collection reached
maximum capacity within
the library building. An
over-full collection is a wonderful problem to have, but
it is a problem that needs
fixing.
As these challenges surfaced, staff from Estes Valley Library and Estes Park
Museum began discussions on our responsibilities: When will both the
library and museum reach
capacity? What is the best
future to allow the continu-

sible preservation and

access solutions for the
library board that include:
1) expanding the library
space allotted for archival
material while diminishing
ing growth of Estes Parks place on Thurs., Feb. 5, at 3
meeting rooms to accomlocal history collection?
p.m. in the librarys Wasmodate the expansion; 2)
How can we ensure the
son Room. While these
collaborating with the
proper preservation of
study sessions do not have
museum to transfer library
archival materials while
a component for audience
materials to them while
maintaining open commucomment, the public is weldigitizing items in order to
nity access?
come to attend, and future
increase ease of access via
Both organizations have opportunities for public
the Internet worldwide; or
a strong legacy as stewards input will be included with3) do nothing and cease
of archival documents,
in the longer-term process.
building the collection.
manuscripts, and publicaThe library board uses
Staff from both organizations to those researching
these sessions to gather
tions propose that the least
the rich history of the
and review information; no
desirable option would be
Estes Valley. Building on
decisions are made, nor
to do nothing, which would
this commitment, future
are votes taken.
essentially mean a loss of
options will be discussed at
The library board of
history as future archival
the next study session of
trustees has asked staff to
materials would have no
the library board of trustexplore all reasonable soluees. That session takes
tions. Staff will present posSee ARCHIVE, pg. 15

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Were not
falling down

had a revelation the

other day while I was
teaching the local
Senior Exercise class
at the Senior Center here in
Estes Park. It happened
when I was trying to hold
my composure during some
strong hip and balance exercises that I found myself
leading the class through
that day. Yes, I feel and suffer through class with the
rest of you. Wait, wait, wait,
suffering is not the right
word to use. Lets use the
word experiencing with
the rest of the class. Much
more positive since we
always want exercise to be a
positive experience.
I found myself trying to
think through all the class
participants that have been
regular at experiencing
these particular exercises
with me over the last few
years and I thought to
myself; I dont think weve
lost a single participant to a
fractured or broken hip. This
is not a negative or morbid
revelation because the number one injury in senior citizens is a broken hip due to
an accidental fall. I cant
think of a single individual
who has left our class due to
a severe fall of any sort,
which supports my belief
(and research) individuals
who exercise on a regular
basis will experience far less
injuries due to accidents.
Now, dont think this is a
small reference that Im pulling this local research from.
Id guestimate that this

High Altitude
Health
Deborah Holmes
MedX of Estes

local class has about 35 regular members (men and women) that participate on a regular basis. Not to mention
the numbers of seniors who
have come and gone
throughout my 16 years of
teaching this class. Wow.
Its amazing to have a revelation like this in a little exercise program here in Estes. I
know and preach on a regular basis how the benefits of
exercise will increase the
quality of our lives. We so
often think about the day to
day functions that we want to
maintain and continue until
were all pushing up daisies.
We want to maintain and to
be able to take care of ourselves when we get older;
there are no questions about
this. Exercise will help you
be able to do this.
For instance, in class we
never sit on our chair without doing a couple of sets of
practice sits (a.k,a. squats).
Yes, these are basic squats
down to our chairs and then
right back up again for 16 to
20 reps before well sit to finish our workout. Now, you
tell me how important it is to
be able to sit and even more
important being able to get
up from a sitting position.
Its pretty important. I can
think of a number of places
on a daily basis where Ill
need to be able to get myself

up without having or needing someone there to pull

me up. This is exactly what
exercise does, gives you a
better opportunity of being
able to still do this simple
movement for yourself when
you are older than you might
want to be. Getting up later
can be harder than you want
it to be, if you dont practice
it now.
Now back to those hip
exercises and the balance
exercises that I insist on at
least two times per week in
any exercise program. What
takes more senior citizens to
the hospital every year? Injuries due to slips and falls,
which are directly related to
balance issues and strength
issues associated with the
hips, knees, ankles and feet.
Therefore, these parts of the
body must be strengthened
through basic exercises on a
regular basis. Balance issues
begin for all of us as early 25
years of age. The stronger
you are and the body-parts
that are associated with balance are, the better your balance will be. This is a fact.
Therefore you must practice
balance exercises and you
must strengthen for balance.
So finish reading this article
standing on one foot.
I wish I could promise that
this is all it takes, but I know
that there is so much more
to protecting against falls
and injuries. The only thing
that I can promise is that
exercise will help and the
Tri-Fit class here in Estes
Park proves it.

Getting the most out of your iPhone

Class offered
March 17

Senior Citizens Center, Inc.

(EPSCC, INC.) members or
$19 for non-members; registration is now open at the
For the Trail-Gazette
senior center.
A minimum of five particihe Town of Estes
pants is needed for this
Parks Senior Serclass; the registration deadvices Division and
the Estes Park Inter- line is Tuesday, March 10.
net Computer Users Group If the minimum is met and
(EPICUG) will offer a class spaces remain after the
called Getting the most out deadline, registration will
of your iPhone on Tuesday, continue until the class fills.
March 17 from 1 to 3 p.m.
This class is for those
at the senior center, 220
who already own an Apple
Fourth Street. The cost is
iPhone 4s or above and
$15 for current Estes Park
have had some experience

archive from page 13

home within an at-capacity
collection.
The Feb. 5 study session
will help guide the library
and museum in developing
plans for the continued

stewardship of these historic materials.

To contact the library,
call (970) 586-8116, or visit
estesvalleylibrary.org. To
contact the museum, call

This class is for those who

already own an Apple
iPhone 4s or above.
with iPhone features.
Please bring your iPhone
to class fully charged and
upgraded to the latest version of iSO8+ as well as
your Apple ID and password. Participants will
learn overall functions, features and settings and also
learn how to use a variety
of applications on the

iPhone.
For more information,
please contact the Estes
Park Senior Center at (970)
586-2996 or visit the center
at 220 Fourth Street, Monday through Friday
between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Visit the Senior Services
website at www.estes.org/
seniorcenter.

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(970) 586-6256, or visit
www.estes.org/museum.
We will keep the public
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Unheard of price in this neighborhood - 1 acre lot,

south facing, city water, sewer, natural gas, paved
streets. Views of Longs Peak, Mt. Meeker Twin sisters,
access to Prospect Mountain hiking trail.
$104,900
175 Curry Drive

RIVERFRONT LOCATION! Fall River at Fawn

Valley Inn. New Carpet! Perfect get-a-way w/rental
income opport. HOA fee inc. pool, hot tub, cable tv,
wifi, water, sewer, trash, ext. maint. Home Warranty.
$125,000
2760 Fall River Road A-5

Final condo in this phase of construction at The

Meadow. 3 bedroom, end unit, one level living. There is
still time to choose your finishes. Great vacation rental
income property or make this your Estes Park home.
$424,900
355 Kiowa Dr

Owner Financing 3.07 Acre lot on Little Prospect Road.

Building envelopes amongst the trees, rock out croppings or
grassy meadows. Great views! Sewer tap paid.

Furnished Marys Lake Lodge condo, corner unit

Excellent condition with quality finishes. Great
income property, used as a vacation rental.

$154,000

$164,500

$43,000

16 JANUARY 30, 2015 ESTES PARK INSIDE & OUT

Only $114,900

2111 Eagle Cliff Rd Unit 1

Little Prospect Road

PRIME OFFICE SPACE Welcoming reception area,

4 sep rms, sunny deck above river, private 1/2 bath.
Currently occupied as massage/wellness retreat, but
would make great office space.
$239,000
356 E Elkhorn Ave, 10

2625 Marys Lake Rd #18B

970.586.3333
800.401.7750

523 St. Vrain Lane

Estes Park, CO 80517
www.FirstColoradoRealty.com

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W
NE

Welcome to Turtle Rock

Build your dream home on 1.15 acres w/ big views of Longs

Peak. Very usable prime lot with privacy, rock outcroppings,
trees & neighbors such as deer, elk & turkey. Minutes from
downtown Estes Parkk, RMNP, Nationall Forest & milles off
hiking/biking trails & 4WD roads. Get started now & spend
next summer savoring thhe long days in your own Rockky
Mountain retreat.

$79,500
114 Overlook Lane

This Is It!

Lovely log home with warm character & luxury comforts.

Tucked in a wooded half acre lot, this 4BR/2BA home offers
charming indoor & outdoor living spaces. Gather friends &
famiily aroundd thhe flfloor to ceiiling F/ P or miinglle in thhe open
design chefs kitchen. A master bedroom suite, covered front
deckk, & large backk pattio compllettes your perffectt Esttes Parkk
home.

$425,000
1022 Pine Knoll Drive

Historic Concept Homes has recently finished

the restoration & expansion of this early 20th
century mountain home. Original floor to ceiling
stone frpl, wood flooring, country kitchen with
Thermidor appliances, Pella view windows,
mercantile designed butler pantry. The intimate
Walnut finished wine/library is an exceptional
feature. All hand crafted cabinetry and finishes
throughout, 4 bd, 3 1/2 ba.

26

2.

Exquisite Home in Thunder Mountain

Rich, rustic upgrades throughout. Grand living spaces...

warm GR w/vaulted T&G ceilings & native rock F/P.
Gourmet kitchen w/ stainless appliances, large island,
honedd granite, & sllate fl
floors. Dining w//rustic woodd fl
floors
& wooded views. Master suite w/steam shower. Walk into
R M NP. Endd off th
he roadd priivacy w// viiews off th
he Mummy
Range. Make your dream come true!

$724,900
2729 Cumulus Drive

AC

Mountain Ranch with Enchanting Views

Situated on 2.26 acres, this mountain ranch features

easy 1-level living in an open floor plan, Master Suite w/
full bath & walk-in closet. Horses will be at home with
the pastture & barn in pllace. Peaceffull locattion is onlly
minutes from town, shopping, dining, RMNP & endless
hikingg & riidingg. Dont waiit, stt artt liviingg your addventture
today from this mountain retreat, just $369,000!

$369,000
3255 Fish Creek Road

NE

$1,225,000
Spectacular Views & Privacy

Peaceful home situated on 3.49 acres features open

floorplan, vaulted ceilings, spacious kitchen w/breaakfast
nook, separate dining & 3 bedrooms, each with itss own
bath. Spacious wrap around deck and view windowss take
advantage of breathtaking views from Twin Sisteers to
the Continental Divide & Mummy Range. This is the
mountain retreat youve waited for...

2051 Upper High

Drive
Historic High Drive
Home

$569,000
1157 Rockwood Lane
W

NE

Affordable Lot For Your New Mtn Home

Remodeled Mountain Cabin

Experience the beauty and tranquility of living in the

Retreat just outside the town of Glen Haven. Lot 39
offers 2.57 acres of evergreens, rock outcroppings and
views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Good
year round access located off Dunraven Glade Road.
An affordable option for your new mountain home.

On the Big Thompson River, enjoy the open floor plan in this
1028 Sq. Ft. cabin with 3 bdrms, 1 bath on a 1.24 acre lot
with river frontage. Many upgrades including a newer roof,
new carpet, recently painted interior & exterior, some new
windows, upgraded electrical panel, bathroom upgrades, new
lighting fixtures, new stove & refrigerator. Move in Ready...

$39,000
1128 Dunraven Glade Road

$185,000
56 Big Pine Lane

Balanced Rock at Black Canyon

Spectacular unit adjacent to the Wedding Pavilion boasts

2 beautifully appointed master suites, greatroom w/
gas fireplace, kitchen w/stainless appliances & granite
counter tops & HUGE views of Lumpy Ridge & Black
Canyon. Spacious deck & private balcony off 2nd
bedroom provide the mountain experience guests desire.
Prime season is just around the corner; lets talk today!

$439,000
800 MacGregor Avenue H-4

Stunning, Timeless Retreat on 9+ Acres

Timeless private retreat on nearly 10 acres filled w/ high-end

finishes, creative touches, ambiance & character. Custom
wood work, dream kitchen w/ Thermador appliances, granite
counters, custom glazed cabinets & an old-west bar. Soaring
greatroom, massive mossrock fireplace & inviting decks,
perfect for luxurious Western living. Barn/shop for hobbies
or horses, 10-min to town.

L E A D E R S I N E S T E S PA R K R E A L E S TAT E
Christian Collinet, Broker/Owner 970-231-8570
Janine Dawley, Assistant to Christian Collinet
Mindy Van Nest, Office Coordinator
Diane Visintainer, Administrative Assistant
Brad Barnett, Broker Assoc. 970-212-6780

Jeremy Collinet, Broker Assoc. 970-302-1850

Julia Daley, Broker Assoc. 720-937-0806
Becky Davis, GRI, CNE Broker Assoc. 970-405-9709
Glinda Doyle, Assistant to Judy Nystrom
Sue Magnuson, GRI, Broker Assoc 970-214-0319

24 JANUARY 30, 2015 ESTES PARK INSIDE & OUT

$1,495,000
1732 Devils Gulch

Judy Nystrom, GRI, Broker Assoc. 970-586-5053

Mike Richardson, GRI, CNE Broker Assoc. 970-215-2722
Heidi Riedesel, CNE Broker Assoc. 970-691-7083
Lori Smith, Broker Assoc. 970-232-5511
Jack Smith, Broker Assoc. 970-231-7327
Tom Thomas, Broker Associate 970-481-3619