9-19-14 Home Guide Weekly

For the Trail-Gazette
T
he Common Cents
Counts project at
the Estes Valley
Library will host a
special workshop titled
What Every Woman
Needs to Know about Mon-
ey. Marsha Yelick, the
Librarys Financial Pro-
grams Consultant, will lead
this special discussion
Sept. 24 at 7 p.m. The ses-
sion is free and registration
may be done at the
librarys website.
Gender roles are fre-
quently studied by financial
experts as men and women
are known to take different
approaches to money man-
agement. There are many
studies about the differenc-
es in pay scales that impact
a womans during her
career. And there is the dif-
ference in life expectancy:
for women, it is five years
greater, meaning different
strategies and projections
in terms of retirement and
health care planning.
Ultimately, says Yelick,
amid these differences, the
key goals remain the same
for women as they are for
men: Have a clear, attain-
able savings plan, spend
less than you earn and save
the rest. Have cash
reserves, make and keep a
workable budget, learn
about low-cost, diversified
financial products, and allo-
cate monies appropriately
for age and risk tolerance.
Wednesdays workshop
will offer basic tangible
objectives for participants
to assess their current situ-
ation and form a money-
management strategy that
fits their life goals. The ses-
sion is an excellent precur-
sor to the five-part basic
financial series that will be
open to the public begin-
ning Thursday, October 9
and continuing weekly
after that.
Advance sign-up for
Wednesdays workshop
may be done online at
estesvalleylibrary.org.
Money management: ideas for women
www.StanleyHome.info
415 W Wonderview Ave $1,600,000
4 Bed, 4 Bath, 5240 sq ft
Former Historic Home of F.O. Stanley
1.3 Acres, Grand Staircase, Carriage House
Kirk Fisher
Broker
Peggy Lynch
Broker
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451 S St Vrain $875,000
Building Completely Remodeled in 2008
Current Restaurant has a 3 Year Lease, 6895 sq ft
4096 sq ft Available for Lease
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1601 High Dr $139,500
.47 Acres, All Utilities Available
Fantastic Views of Longs Peak
Water and Sewer Tap Already Paid
www.211Pinewood.info
211 Pinewood Dr $264,000
Main Level Living, Updated Kitchen
1.32 Acres, Seasonal Stream, New Deck
www.1050TranquilLn.info
1050 Tranquil Ln $280,000
Main Level living, Double Sided Fireplace
Great Location, 2 Car Garage
www.4079LittleValley.info
4079 Little Valley $852,000
Open Floor Plan, Luxurious Master Suite
1.9 Acres, Private Setting, Amazing Views
www.MarysLakeCondo.info
2625 Marys Lake Rd 32 $314,000
End Unit Condo, Wonderful Views
Large Deck, Patio, Hot Tub
The Peggy Lynch Team
Visit
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for all Estes Park listings
970-586-1000 1200 GRAVES AVE.
MOUNTAIN BROKERS
Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising up every time we fail. ~Ralph Waldo Emerson
www.2130WindcliffDr.info
2130 Windcliff Dr $575,000
Main Level Living, 2 Master Suites
1.97 Acres, Incredible Views
www.945ElkTrail.info
945 Elk Trail Ct. $1,200,000
Custom Home, Gourmet Kitchen
1.39 Acres, Outdoor Living with Fireplace
www.220ValleyRd.info
220 Valley Rd $199,900
9 Acres of Privacy and Views
Well and Electric Already In Place
Great Location for Your Dream Home
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Sept. 20: Marvelous Marmots. Rock.
Lonigans Pub. 9 pm
Sept. 21: Rocky Mountain Opry
Variety Show 2. National Park Village
Playhouse. 2 pm
Sept. 21: Neal Whitlock. Acoustic Folk.
Rock Inn. 5 pm
Sept. 24: Trivia Night. Longz Mountain
Grill. 6:30 pm
Playhouse. 7:30 pm
Sept. 24: Open Mic. Lonigans Pub. 9
pm
Sept. 25: Open Bluegrass Jam. Rock
Inn. 6 pm
Sept. 25: Ladies Night with the
Mountain Town Rockers. Estes Park
Resort. 7pm
Country Jubilee Variety Show. National
Park Village Playhouse. 7:30 pm
Playhouse. 7:30 pm
Sept. 26: Pine Dwellers. Grassroots
Mountain Funk. Rock Inn. 9 pm
Sept. 26: Karaoke. Lonigans Pub. 9
pm
Music & Entertainment
Sept. 19: Ray Young. Jazz Piano.
Nickys Steakhouse. 6 pm
Playhouse. 7:30 pm
Sept. 19: Karaoke. Lonigans Pub. 9
pm
Playhouse. 2 pm
Sept. 20: Peak to Peak Concert Series.
Piano/Organ & Hungarian, Slavonic
Dances. Shepherd of the Mountains
Lutheran Church. 3 pm
Sept. 20: Just Us, Chuck & Julie
Varilek. Piano, Trumpet, Flugelhorn &
Vocals. Coffee on the Rocks. 5 pm
Sept. 20: Ray Young. Jazz Piano.
Nickys Steakhouse. 6 pm
Sept. 20: Mountain Town Rockers. Elk
Meadow Lodge. 6:30 pm
Sept. 20: Neal Whitlock, Rob Yocom,
Yann Treguier & Tom Oates. Musical
Variety. Performance Park. 7 pm
Sept. 20: Sean Flynn. Acoustic. Rock
Inn. 7 pm
Sept. 20: Rocky Mountain Opry Old
Time Rock & Roll 1. Variety Show.
National Park Village Playhouse. 7:30 pm
livemusic
Courtesy Photo / Estes Park Trail-Gazette
The Trail Ridge Trio - Lynette Johnson, flute, Annette Dechant, clarinet, and
Michelle Gergen-Wisner, piano, will be performing at the seasons first Peak
to Peak Concert at the Shepherd of the Mountains Lutheran Church.
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10 SEPTEMBER 19, 2014 ESTES PARK INSIDE & OUT
the musicians expenses,
such as for printed music,
piano tuning, and instru-
ment repairs, will be grate-
fully accepted ($10.00 is
suggested). Checks made
out to OSEP or ACCC are
tax deductible. All of the
net proceeds go directly to
the musicians. A reception
will follow each concert.
The next Peak to Peak
concert will be at 3:00 on
Saturday, October 25th. Dr.
David Korevaar, a well-
known international solo-
ist, clinician, and recording
artist, who, fortunately, is
available to audiences in
northern Colorado
because he heads the piano
department at CU, has
agreed once more to pres-
ent some of his favorite pia-
no solos. He loves his
Estes/Tahosa Valley audi-
ence. To see the full sched-
ule of concerts in this
series go to www.osep.info
and look under current
events.
it is a great privilege to
make music with all of
these accomplished musi-
cians who have the desired
formal training.
Now these accomplished
local musicians warmly
invite the public to come to
SMLC on Saturday, Sep-
tember 20, at 3:00 pm to
enjoy the beginning of a
new concert season. Area
musicians have asked the
Peak to Peak Concerts
committee to increase the
seven concerts in 2013-14
to nine monthly, Saturday-
afternoon concerts in 2014-
15, all sponsored by the
Oratorio Society of Estes
Park (OSEP) and the Allen-
spark Community Cultures
Council (ACCC). These
local area musicians all
hope that their regular
audience feels just as
enthusiastic as they do
about supporting more
chamber music concerts
and will encourage an even
larger group of patrons to
attend. Nothing succeeds
like success.
Admission is always free,
but any donations to defray
date to aim for, it is too
easy for them to let com-
munity service get in the
way of their fun. They all
support the community
outside of the concert
stage. For example, Phyllis
Eggers, who has over fifty
years of experience as a
church organist for various
denominations, is currently
the full-time worship coor-
dinator as well as the
organist at SMLC. Michelle
Gergen-Wisner, who
earned her B.A. in music
and languages from Colo-
rado Womens College, is
an employee of the US
Postal Service. She is often
seen and heard accompa-
nying other musicians for
local fund-raisers. Annette
Dechant, who earned her
M.A. in music from WU,
puts in very full days as the
lab receptionist at the
Estes Park Medical Center.
Lynette Johnson, a retired
English and Spanish teach-
er, although not a music
major, works behind the
scenes as Treasurer and
Orchestra Manager for the
Oratorio Society. She says
Dances, Gypsy music that
Brahms transcribed to
support the nationalistic
movement in Hungary in
1869.
These were so popular in
1869 that Antonin Dvorak
finished a similar set of six-
teen Slavonic Dances to
support the nationalistic
movement in Czecholslova-
kia.
The trio will play three of
their favorites. All seven
dances are arranged for
flute, clarinet, and piano by
professional clarinetist,
Michael Webster. He and
his equally prodigious wife,
Leona Buyse, perform
these same trios on their
own concert tours through-
out the U.S.
The Peak to Peak Con-
certs Series was estab-
lished last year in order to
keep musicians in the
Estes and Tahosa Valleys
busy polishing their skills
and artistry.
They all have fun playing
their favorite music selec-
tions together regularly in
small ensembles; but with-
out a specific performance
For the Trail-Gazette
T
he first concert in
the 2014-2015 Peak
to Peak Concerts
series will open Sat-
urday, Sept. 20 at 3 p.m.,
with four outstanding local
musicians. All nine once-a-
month Saturday-afternoon
concerts will enjoy the hos-
pitality of Shepherd of the
Mountains Lutheran
Church (SMLC), 2000
Ptarmigan Trail.
This first program offers
a wide variety of music in
just a little over an hour.
It will begin with the key-
board artists who serve
two of the local churches:
SMLCs own Phyllis Egg-
ers and Our Lady of the
Mountain Catholic
Churchs Michelle Gergen-
Wisner.
They will be playing
familiar music arranged for
organ and piano by Tschai-
kowsky, Grieg, and Raney.
These will be interspersed
with Ms. Eggers organ
solos that show off the new
state-of-the-art Allen organ
at SMLC as well as her
mastery of a concert reper-
toire that she has devel-
oped through her love of
classical music and her
association with other pro-
fessional concert organists.
Two of her contemporary
composer-organist friends
featured on this program
are Ken Yukl and Dr.
Pamela Decker. For those
who prefer classical music,
she will include Setting V
of Haydns Musical
Clocks.
Following these inspiring
keyboard selections, the
Trail Ridge Trio, i.e.,
Annette Dechant, Lynette
Johnson, and Michelle Ger-
gen-Wisner, will offer four
of Brahms twenty-one
short and lively Hungarian
Estes musicians open2014-15
PeaktoPeakConcerts Series
Phyllis Eggers
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By Kurtis Kelly
Special to the Trail-Gazette
S
taff at the Estes
Valley Library
have joined in
honoring the
nationwide event called
Banned Books Week by
posing with a few of their
favorite banned books.
Such well-known titles
ranging from Gone with
the Wind to Catcher in
the Rye have at one time
or another in history been
removed or restricted from
readers. The weeklong
event to spotlight banned
or challenged books is
designed to celebrate the
freedom to read and helps
bring together the entire
See BANNED, pg. 14
BannedBooks Week
celebrates freedomtoread
Katherine
Dumont
Kieran Rowser
970.586.3333
800.401.7750
523 St. Vrain Lane
Estes Park, CO 80517
www.FirstColoradoRealty.com
Mountain Home on 1.78 Acres
$348,000
1785 Moon Trailway
Life Isnt Meant to Fit in a Box
$705,000
28 Blue Valley Drive
Time Share at the Crags
$800
300 E. Riverside Drive #213
Investment Opportunity/
Employee Housing
Total price is $675,000
260-267 Sunny Acres Court
Mountain Views
$469,000
1800 Cherokee Drive
4+ Acres of Ranch Living
$310,000
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Beauty That Works
$478,000
1655 Avalon Drive
Sunny 2.16 Acre Lot
$32,000
151 Chipmunk Place
O
ne of the ranchers
had sixteen or
eighteen horses,
mostly older geld-
ings, several mares and one
younger proud cut gelding
that had run wild for many
years.
He tried to gather them
himself a time or two, but
they were too wise for one
person to corral. He said the
rodeo club could have them
if we could catch them.
We had run a lot of horses
and thought wed be able to
get it done. A couple of us
looked the country over. I
had worked for the fellow a
time or two, so I went along.
Id seen the bunch a time
or two but never paid them
much mind, because we
were moving cows, or calv-
ing, or what ever the season
was.
I had an idea where they
might be found, and we
watched them for a couple of
days, located draws and cou-
lees where there were tracks
that indicated where they
roamed.
A couple weeks later sev-
eral of us took after them, all
on good horses and ready to
get them in the corral and
loaded in trucks to take
them to the rodeo grounds
where wed see if there were
any that might be usable.
When they saw us, they
broke apart individually and
disappeared in the trees,
brush and anyplace but
where we were.
We tried to get them in a
bunch, but they were not
having any of it.
Finally we had to bring
them in one at a time, and
the only way we could get it
done was by roping. It was
the first time I had ever
roped a wild horse. My
horse wasnt very fast, and I
had to kind of sneak up on
them to get close enough to
get one caught.
I got a rope on one, but I
roped it really deep, and it
nearly got my mare tipped
over, but she braced herself
and we got it turned. After a
little tug of war, we finally
headed toward the corral,
about a mile or so down the
creek.
We got lined out,and about
everywhere I looked there
was a cowboy with a horse
on the end of a rope.
They were pretty well
broke to lead by the time we
got them all caught in in the
corral.
We hadnt caught the
younger gelding, and our
horses were plumb wore
out.
We decided to run him by
a fellow who thought he had
horse enough to rope him.
He thundered by him, he
threw his rope and caught
the gelding, and was tied
hard and fast.
Both horses went down,
recovered, the gelding took
off and hit the end of the
rope again, and it sounded
like a rifle went off when the
rope broke.
The gelding went on up
the mountain.
Ill be at the Coffee on The
Rocks on Thursday eve, and
at the Colorado Chapter of
the Western Music Associa-
tion jam session at the Gold
Bar Theater in Cripple
Creek Sept. 27 and 28.
Ride easy pards.....Vic
Catching
horses
Ride Easy
Pard
Victor T. Anderson
Gorgeous rental condo beautifully finished with granite
counters stainless appliances, wood beamed great room,
2 stone fire places, custom tile flooring with granite/slate inlays.
Upper level deck and lower level patio has snow-capped views
of the continental divide and Marys Lake views.Washer/dryer
in laundry, very nice furniture throughout. Hot tub on lower
patio. Great investment and turn-key. MLS# 731901
2625 Marys Lake Rd., #37 $329,000
Luxurious one level living condominium in attractive neighborhood!
Bright & open floor plan... kitchen has stone tile floors & looks out
over dinning area at spacious living room w/vaulted ceiling & large
windows giving lots of light. Master suite w/walk-in closet, separate
shower, Jacuzzi soaking tub.Two more large bedrooms. Oversized
2 car garage attached by covered breezeway. Near walking path leading
around Lake Estes. Never lived in full time & shows like brand new!
1600Wapiti Drive, #32 $359,500
5 bedroom home in Estes Park at a great price. Residential
home grandfathered to allow renting upper and lower
levels separately. Upper level rented for $1,200 per month,
lower level was rented for $1,000 per month. Owner pays
$400 per month utilities. MLS# 696336
404 STANLEYAVENUE $219,000
See all Northern Colorado homes for sale on www.tomadams.net
13 acres in highly desired west side of Estes Park. Snow
capped views of Continental Divide and Rocky Mountain
National Park. Possible 3 building sites on this parcel.
Horses allowed. City water and sewer may be available.
Stunning acreage in Estes Valley.Windcliff subdivision next
to this land. 360 degree views. Unique opportunity.
MLS# 739563
TBDTunnel Road $549,000
Thursday, October 2
3:00 pm
Interested in Joining Us? Contact
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exie at 970.577.4370
Event sponsored by Jane Schoen, AAMS, Edward Jones Financial Advisor
Celebrate the power of women
in philanthropy with the
L
adies
L
egacy Circle, a
diverse group of women
dedicated to our community s
healthcare needs.
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book community: librari-
ans, booksellers, publish-
ers, journalists, teachers,
and readers of all types.
Locally, the library will
feature a display table fea-
turing many of the books
that groups or individuals
have sought to remove
from libraries or schools
over the years. Banned
Books Week is an annual
event held every Septem-
ber.
The books featured dur-
ing Banned Books Week
represent titles that have
been targeted with removal
or restrictions in libraries
and schools.
While books have been
and continue to be banned,
part of the Banned Books
Week celebration is the
fact that, in a majority of
cases, the books have
remained available.
Among the national orga-
nizations helping highlight
the event is the American
Library Association, which
has issued this statement:
The ALA promotes the
freedom to choose or the
freedom to express ones
opinions even if that opin-
ion might be considered
unorthodox or unpopular
and stresses the impor-
tance of ensuring the avail-
ability of those viewpoints
to all who wish to read
them.
Included on the list of
books that logged the most
challenges in 2013 are
The Bluest Eye by Toni
Morrison, The Absolutely
True Diary of a Part-Time
Indian by Sherman Alexie,
and the Captain Under-
pants childrens book
series by Dav Pilkey.
In addition to this weeks
library display table, more
information is available at
the website www.banned-
booksweek.org
All real estate advertising in this newspaper is
subject to the Fair Housing Act, which makes it
illegal to advertise any preference limitation or
discrimination based on race, color, religion,
sex, handicap, familial status, or national
origin, or an intention, to make any such
preference, limitation, or discrimination.
Familial status includes children under the age
of 18 living with parents or legal custodians;
pregnant women and people securing custody
of children under 18. This newspaper will not
knowingly accept any advertising for real
estate which is in violation of the law. Our
readers are hereby informed that all dwellings
advertised in this newspaper are available on
an equal opportunity basis. To complain of
discrimination, call HUD toll-free at
1-800-669-9777. The toll-free number for the
hearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275.
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$349,000 2610 Wildwood
ONE THOUSAND PINES NEIGHBORHOOD.
Vaulted ceilings and a gas fre place in the open living
room. Eat-in kitchen, dining room and main level living.
Huge family room in lower level.
$525,000 1026 Pine Knoll Dr.
Great mountain views from this secluded lot.
Panoramic views of the Lumpy Ridge and Mummy
Range as well as the valley below. Adorned with
mature pine trees and rock outcroppings.
$98,500 558 Upper Venner Rd
BEAUTIFUL LODGE STYLE, one level condo.
A perfect mountain retreat, or year round living.
Great room w/ freplace, eat-in kitchen. Master
suite, plus 2nd suite with private entrance.
$325,000 800 Macgregor Avenue, Unit D
Great Starter Home One bedroom One bath
home with living/dining/kitchen great-room. The
storage in the home will surprise you. Get your foot in
the door in the Estes market.
$165,000 555 Ouray Dr.
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523 St. Vrain Lane
www.FirstColoradoRealty.com
Looking For Special?
and Rockwood Estates. Septic & excellent well,
$955,000
1016 Christmas Tree Lane
Overlooking the Pool
$165,000
2625 Marys Lake Road 18C
Eagles Landing Condo
Agreat value at only $150,000
1010 S. Saint Vrain Avenue B-4
Historic Home
$485,000
www.340JamesStreet.com
Lots of Charm
$279,000
645 S. Saint Vrain Avenue
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$310,000
1071 Marys Lake Road
Perfect Site For Your NewHome
$76,500
163 MeadowviewDrive
Year-Round RIVERFRONT
Retreat W/Water Rights!
$321,000
121 Canyon River Road
Lot with Mummy Range in the
Background
Estes Valley will be right out your back door. Having lived in
$75,000
Lot 12 Moon Trailway
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
Kelly November Carlson, Broker Assoc. 970-402-0659
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
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
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Newly Remodeled
Amust see at $375,000
810 Riverside Drive
AMagical Cottage
$595,000
8465 Highway 7
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4 bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, 2 Car Garage, Carport, RV Parking
MLS 741547 $720,000
OpEn HOusE: sunday september 28
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1 - 3 pm
Peyman (Sasha) Razifard
BROKER
www.uniqueBuilderHomes.com
For a private showing
please call 303.667.8738
or 720.229.9915
Custom built by Dallman Construction
Located on a nearly 1 Acre estate Lot
Exquisite views of Twin Sisters &
Continental Divide
Steps from Downtown, Lake Estes,
Safeway & Golf Course
20 ft. Vaulted Ceiling, SST Appliances,
Cherry cabinets & Granite Counters
Hickory Floors, Large Main
Level Master Suite, Sauna, Hot Tub,
Central AC

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