A recent incident brings up animportant issue concerningour welfare and safety. Agood neighbor noticed that aunit had three days worth ofpapers at the door. Was thisresident on vacation andneglected to stop her paper?Possibly, but perhaps she hadfallen, was ill, or had passedaway. The building rep wasnotified and security called tomake a welfare check.

Now it gets complicated.There were two locks on thedoor, and only one of the keyson file with the office worked.The old doorknob had beenreplaced with a lovely newlocking door handle, and anew key was never taken tothe office. No problem, justcall the daughter forinformation on the resident.That didn’t work so well either.

Remember the gold coloredemergency contact form youfilled out and filed with theoffice when you moved in?Well, this one was dated1991. The phone number forthe emergency contact hadchanged. There was no wayto contact a family member,or family friend listed on theform. In a situation like this911 is called and the firedepartments breaks in thedoor.

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Volume 6, Issue 3 March 2008Windsor Gardens, Denver's Premier Active Adult Community

ThePresident's

PenBy Judee McGuire,

2008 Board President

WWWWWindsor Lifeindsor Lifeindsor Lifeindsor Lifeindsor LifeThe News of Windsor Gardens

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Development and Construction Inside and Outside of WindsorGardens Brings New Opportunities

Havana Business Improvement District

The Havana Business Improvement District (BID), thearea along Havana Street from 6th Avenue toDartmouth, has many projects in the works and newstores and restaurants now open for business.

On Tuesday, January 8, neighbors, business owners,BID board members and Aurora city staff gathered togive the old Buckingham Square Mall a proper send-off, making way for the new mixed-use developmentcalled The Gardens on Havana. The memory book fromthe event is now in the possession of the Aurora HistoryMuseum.

Kohl’s is slated to open at the Gardens on Havana sitein the fall of 2008 with all retail opening in the spring of2009.

Checker Auto Parts has opened a new store at 1740South Havana, just south of the Crestone Apartments.The grand opening was in December. Checker closedtwo of its smaller stores, one at Leetsdale and Quebec

In This Issue

Disaster Training Program at WG page 4AARP Tax-Aide Program page 52008 Association Budget page 5Billiards Pro to Teach at WG page 8Pool Chemicals Testing page 9Guest Unit page 9

Buckingham Square Demolition

Windsor CommonsShopping Center

Development continued on page 7

WG MaintenanceBuilding

Construction

Windsor Life:The News of

Windsor Gardens

Founding Editor:Tami Blake

Managing Editor:Lori Colvin-HobbsAdvertising:303-364-7485

Printer:Barnum Printing & Publishing Co.

Windsor GardensAssociation

Board of Directors 595 South Clinton Street

Denver, CO 80247303-364-7485

www.windsorgardensassoc.com

Windsor Life is published by the Boardof Directors for the benefit of WindsorGardens residents and dedicated to:fostering communication andcollaboration among the residents,board of directors and staff; promotingWindsor Gardens numerous anddiverse activities; and informingresidents of community resources andissues.

The Windsor Gardens Association, itsboard of directors and employees andthe Windsor Life staff are notresponsible or liable for any of theservices or products advertised in theWindsor Life publication, nor do weendorse any advertisement, productor service. The Windsor GardensAssociation recommends that youthoroughly research any product orservice and check references prior tohiring any individual or company.

Your Board ofDirectors &Management

2008 Board MembersPresident: Judee McGuireVice Pres.: Nate CliffordSecretary: Nancy McGrathTreasurer: Clint EtterAss't Secretary:Frances WorrellAss't Treasurer: Larry BradyDirector -at-Large: CharlesGatto

Administration303-364-7485Office Hours

9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Nancy Barké,General Manager

Tami Blake,Business Manager

Charlotte Venhuisen,Community Administrator

Patricia Frawley, CommunityLiaison

Jane Dickinson, Receptionist

Betty Russo, Receptionist

Jeanet Ortiz, AccountingManager

Building RepresentativeAssociation

Connie Slaven, President

Security303-364-4924

Michael Piccin, Chief ofSecurity

Activities303-364-9141

Cynthia Courtney, DirectorSheryl Illig, Asst. Director

Golf Shop & Course303-366-3133

Jerry Dunlop, Golf Pro

Facilities MaintenanceBill Walsh, Manager

PaintingJohn Pacheco, Supervisor

Grounds MaintenanceDana Cusack, Supervisor

Have you introduced yourself to your new

neighbors? See who is new in your building.

Bldg. Name From4 Clarence & Kay Lee Thiessen Limon, CO

6 Diana Wolff Denver, CO

18 Mark Filak Denver, CO

28 Bernice & Cherrie Fairbanks Aurora, CO

43 John & Sharon Cronk Arvada, CO

44 Bruce Wilkie Aurora, CO

44 Esther Sheideman Brush, CO

48 Janet & Merlin Moore Indiana

63 Edith & Neil Trowbridge Aurora, CO

68 Jan Obert Denver, CO

80 Dorrance & Maria Lund New Mexico

80 John & Kathleen Hasche Aurora, CO

Since the door is the propertyof the owner, the cost ofreplacing the door is theresponsibility of the owner.This is a costly mistake whenit would have been so easy totake a new key to the office. Ifyour condo is on the second,third or fourth floor and securitycan’t gain access in anemergency then 911 is alwayscalled. On the first floor, if theunit has the old aluminumwindows, entry can be gainedthrough the window if it hasbeen left unlocked.

After this incident I got towondering how current myEDS form was. I mean afterall, as president of the WindsorGardens Association, I shouldbe up on this stuff. Oops!When I checked, the last timemy form had been updatedwas in 2002. Now howembarrassing is that?Needless to say an updatedversion is now on file with theoffice.

When was the last time youupdated your emergencycontact form? It is to our

advantage to have theinformation current, and I forone don’t want to bepurchasing a new front door ifI have had an emergency.

If you are wondering how therecent event turned out, I amhappy to report that theresident was simply awayvisiting relatives and neglectedto stop the paper or notify aneighbor that she would begone for a few days.

Spring is just around thecorner, or so I hope. It is a timewhen we all start to think aboutsprucing up our places. Wewill once again have theannual cleanup day in WindsorGardens, so begin thinkingabout what you might want toget rid of that you normallyshould not put down the trashchute. This is a greatconvenience for us.

As I sign off this month I willleave you with a thought I ranacross recently: “I would beunstoppable if I could just getstarted.” Certainly works forme some days.

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Welcome to Our New Neighbors

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Windsor GardensAssociation ...protecting,

preserving andenhancing theproperty as an

active, independentadult community.Windsor Gardens Mission

Statement

CommunityMeetings

Board of DirectorsBoardroom

March 28* 9 a.m.**Meeting date and time subjectto change. Please confirm withthe Association office just priorto the meeting date.

Board CommitteesCommittee meetings are heldthroughout the month on an asneeded basis. These meeting datesare established at the monthly,formal Board of Directors meeting,which is typically held at the endof the month and, therefore, not intime for publication of committeemeeting dates in this newspaper.

If you have an interest in attendingany of the committee meetings,please call the Association officeor e-mail us after the first of eachmonth to find out if and when acommittee is meeting. Thank youfor your interest.

Building Rep. Assoc.OrientationAuditorium

March 13 7 p.m.

Regular MeetingCenterPoint

March 26 7 p.m.

Letters

Re: Snow and thestreets of WindsorGardensLast winter a few people,despite the many parking lots,continued to park on the streetsof Windsor Gardens while lotsof snow was sitting in the middleof the street waiting for trucksto carry it away. This preventedRoute 3 buses from followingthe normal route throughWindsor Gardens. “On streetparkers” probably alsoprevented, or at least sloweddown, fire trucks that usuallyaccompany ambulances for 911calls.

I realize parking on the streetmeans many people are closerto the elevator in their building.And for many walking is difficult.Never the less, “selfish” is thekindest way to think of thoseparking on the street instead ofa parking lot after the hugeamount of snow that was on thestreets last year. I hope“accomplice to the grim reaper”was not an apt description of onstreet parkers, if an ambulanceor fire truck was delayed.Perhaps someone rescheduleda critical doctor appointmentbecause the route 3 bus stayedon Alameda Avenue, rather thantry to pass through WindsorGardens.

If you only care about yourself,consider this. When WindsorGardens streets are narrowedby snow plowed into the middle LETTERS

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of the street, your car is morelikely to be damaged whenparked on the street instead ofa Windsor Gardens parking lot.Making the effort to walk a bitmore to and from a parking lotcan save thousands of dollarsin automobile repair costs andthe inconvenience of livingwithout your car in the “postsnow storm” period, when bodyshops are the busiest.

Whatever motivates you to parkin the parking lots before, duringand after a big snow storm,please do it. It might make yourlife a little more difficult. But itcan make the lives of manyother people a little bit, even alot, easier.

Paul Steinhauer

Re: Garage Door ServiceChargeRecently I had trouble closingmy garage door. I called securityand they checked out theproblem and told me to call ScottSturgis for service, which I did.Upon Mr. Sturgis' arrival, hisservicing and correction of theproblem took about fifteenminutes. His service charge was$40, which I paid.

I think that such a charge is too,too much. Forty dollars for tenminutes work? Of course, histravel time to and from his workplace is considered.

I understand that WindsorGardens has contracted withhim to install and repair the

Letters submitted to Windsor Lifeare published at the discretion ofthe Windsor GardensAssociation Board of Directorsand the editors of Windsor Life.Letters should be no longer than500 words and are subject to

E-mail to:tblake@wgamail.com

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Letter Submission Policy

editing for length, grammar andavailable space.

Letters containing obviousfactual inaccuracies,unattributed facts and quotes, orlibelous statements will not be

printed. All submitted lettersmust include the writer's name,address, phone number andsignature for verificationpurposes. The writer's name willbe included with those letters thatare published.

Mail to:Windsor Life595 S. Clinton St.Denver, CO 80247

Fax to:303-364-3341Attn: Windsor Life

overhead doors in WindsorGarden. Do you consider aminor repair of ten to fifteenminutes costing $40 a faircharge? I do not. There areprobably residents here inWindsor Gardens who couldnot pay for such repair.

I believe it behooves WindsorGardens to look into suchservice charges and findsomeone who is willing to bemore reasonable for such minorrepairs.

Ted James

Response to Letter Re:Garage Door ServiceChargeThank you for your letter. I amsorry you were given theimpression that you wererequired to use this contractorfor any repairs made to yourgarage door opener. That is notcorrect information.

The Association has contractedwith GDO Dynamics (ownerScott Sturgis) to install garagedoor openers in units that do nothave one at the time of resale.After meeting with severalinstallers his company gave usthe best price for this servicewith the most reliable responsetime. Beyond that service, theAssociation does not have acontract with GDO Dynamics.

If a resident would like topurchase a garage door opener

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Community EmergencyResponse Team (CERT)training, provided by theMayor’s Office of EmergencyManagement, will be availableat Windsor Gardens onThursday, March 6, at 1 p.m.in the Auditorium.

The goal of the CERT programis for emergency personnel totrain citizens of our communityin basic disaster preparednessand response skills.

Through classroom typelearning and hands-on trainingpeople will learn how to helpthemselves, their families andtheir neighbors during andimmediately following adisaster.

Topics covered will include:Disaster Preparedness, Fire

Disaster Preparedness & ResponseTraining for Residents on March 6

Safety, Disaster MedicalOperations, Emergency FirstAid and Team Organization.

Please call the Activities Officeat 303-364-9141, extension 0,to sign up for the training.Future training sessions couldbe held in the evening as wellas daytime.

Those attending this seminarcould be used to train otherswithin the community.

The Federal EmergencyManagement Agency createdthe Community EmergencyResponse Team concept in1994 using a model created bythe Los Angeles FireDepartment. Since then,hundreds of communities haveestablished their own CERTprograms.

Source: Denver Office ofEmergency Management

Although each disastersituation is unique, there aresome general guidelines youshould follow:

1) Use extreme caution whenentering or working in buildingsthat may have been damagedor weakened by a disaster, asthey may collapse withoutwarning. Also, there may begas leaks or electrical shortcircuits in the building.

2) Do not take lanterns, torchesor lighted cigarettes intobuildings that have beenflooded or otherwise damagedsince there may be leaking gaslines or flammable materialpresent.

3) Stay away from fallen ordamaged electrical wires,which may still be dangerous.

(Consider ALL wires to bedangerous, includingtelephone wires.)

4) If any of your electricalappliances are wet, first turn offthe main power switch in yourhouse, then unplug the wetappliance. Allow the wetappliance to fully dry, and thenplug in the appliance, and thenturn on the main power switch.(NEVER perform these stepsif you are wet or in standingwater.) If the fuses blow whenthe electrical power is restored,turn off the main power switchand contact your utilitycompany.

5) If you smell gas in yourhouse, immediately exit thehouse and notify the gascompany and the fire

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at a time other than at closingor would like to have onerepaired at any time, they arefree to use any contractor thatthey choose.

Tami Blake, BusinessManager WGA

Re: Security MedicalAssistanceRecently on a cold, snowy nightI was advised by a friend to callWindsor Gardens Security forhelp because I was ill. This wasmy first experience with theservice and I found that they aregreat. They came immediatelyand they were very professionaland competent. Because oftheir help I did not have to go tothe hospital.

We are fortunate to have theservices of such a friendly andprofessional group.

Margaret Howell

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Trained and certified AARPTax-Aide volunteer counselorshelp people of low- tomoderate-income with specialattention to those aged 60 andolder.

Tax-Aide counseling isavailable February 1 throughApril 15. A listing of local Tax-Aide locations follows. Call theindividual Tax-Aide site forhours of operation and to makean appointment.

• Kentucky Circle Village,4901 E. Kentucky Ave.,Denver, CO 80246, 303-756-5218.

The 2008 orientation for newbuilding representatives andalternates is scheduled forThursday, March 13, at 1 p.m.in the Auditorium. Please planto attend as a lot of valuableinformation will be provided.Refreshments will be servedand all building representativesare invited.

2008 BuildingRepresentativesOrientation• Church of the Risen Christ,

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2008 Association Budget

INCOMEHOA Fees Income:

Insurance 283,665Water and Sewer 546,770Gas and Electric 1,320,990Maintenance 3,600,731Equipment Reserve 250,000Capital Reserve 1,787,140Billings 719,686Real Estate Tax 1,270,855UG Garages 85,075

Grand Total HOA Fee Income 9,864,912

Other Income 231,880Investment Income 241,155Community Center Income 102,280Golf Income 152,800Grand Total Income 10,593,027

EXPENSESUtilities 1,952,835Insurance 283,662Taxes 1,308,855General and Administrative 231,105Payroll 2,387,809Capital Improvement 2,289,759General Maintenance 257,905Grounds 118,750Vehicle Maintenance 60,800Sanitation 90,925Plumbing and Heating 82,700Painting 83,680Janitorial 273,232Security 13,825Community Center 550,618Golf Course 188,355Depreciation 418,212Grand Total Expenses 10,593,027

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As you begin working over-time to complete your annualtax return – be assured thatcrafty thieves are working over-time as well to obtain yourpersonal information for theirown financial benefit.

The Internal Revenue Servicewants consumers to be awareof the thieves are trying to stealyour personal and financialinformation.

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Windsor Gardens Security Report for January 2008

• Phony IRS e-mails whichlure victims into providingpersonal information. Thesubject line of the emailsays: IRS NOTIFICATION.The email claims that a taxrefund is due and requeststhat the taxpayer fax theattached form or click on alink to submit personalinformation directly to theIRS. The IRS does not useemail to contact taxpayers!

• Fictitious BankCorrespondence and PhonyForms are being mailed totaxpayers claiming to be

department from a neighbor’shouse. Do not re-enter thehome until you are told it’s safe.

6) Check your food and watersupplies before using them.Foods that require refrigerationmay be spoiled if electricalpower has been off for anextended period of time. Also,

Senior Citizen's Police AcademyNew Class Starting March 21

The Senior Citizen's PoliceAcademy with the AuroraPolice Department is a ten-week educational opportunity.The Academy will meet everyFriday afternoon from 1 to 3p.m., beginning March 21.

The Academy is held in aclassroom type setting. Someof the topics that will bediscussed:

• Community Policing• Patrol Services• Internal Affairs• Use of Force / KOGA• Victims Services• 1st Amendment• S.W.A.T. (Special

Weapons and Tactics)• D.A.R.T. (Direct Action

Response Team)• Traffic

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• K-9• Vice and Narcotics• Gangs

Participants will also tour thepolice department and the jail.

Registration is required. Toregister for the Academy, call303-739-6346. A criminalbackground check will beconducted on all persons whowish to attend.

do not eat food that has comeinto contact with flood waters.

7) Stay away from disasterareas. Sightseeing will onlyinterfere with first aid or rescuework.

8) Do not drive unlessabsolutely necessary.

9) Do not spread rumors aboutthe disaster situation.

10) Follow the advice andinstructions of your localgovernment authorities onways to help yourself and yourcommunity recover fromdisaster.

Alarms 2Alleged Burglary/Thefts 4Attempted Burglaries/Thefts 1Burglaries 0Criminal Mischief/Vandalism 4Family Disturbance 0

Harassing Phone Calls 0Missing Property 3Noise Complaints 18Police Assist 1Suspicious Person 8Suspicious Vehicle 2

from the taxpayer’s bankstating that “records arebeing updated” in anattempt to “exempt” thetaxpayer from reportinginterest or having interestpaid on the bank account.The attached phony formsrequest personalinformation and data whichallows the thieves to gainaccess to the victim’sidentity.

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in Denver and the other atPeoria and Iliff in Aurora, to beable to open the new store onHavana Street. The new storeis the 2nd largest store inAurora with 7,500 square feetand over 25,000 SKU’s oritems stocked in the store.

It’s all in the family at the newStevO’s Pizza restaurant, 800S. Havana Street (the formerDuncan Donuts location).Owner, Steve Wieand, andfamily serve up a New Yorkstyle pizza, hot wings andgarlic cheese bread. StevO’scelebrated their grand openingin January.

Windsor CommonsShopping Center

The remodeling of the WindsorCommons shopping Centerhas been completed. New

lessees have started thepermit process with the City ofDenver and the owner,Jonathan Power, expects thatmost of their spaces will becompleted over the nextseveral months. Power is stilllooking for additional tenants,including at least one newrestaurant.

Windsor Gardens Pharmacy &Gifts, with 30 years servingWindsor Gardens residents,has a refreshed space and arenewed commitment tooutstanding customer servicesaid Nancy Gallegos, thepharmacist and owner of thestore.

“We are bringing back the oldfashioned, small town drugstore appeal by providingexcellent one-on-one

With the completion of thebuilding decorating project,painters have started goingthrough buildings that have beencompleted to touch up doors andwalls. They have worked inBuildings 9, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19,22, 27, and 45 so far.

General Maintenance

The department has beenworking with a consultant on asolution for smaller leaks. Kevlarhas been added to the closedloop boiler system and this hasstopped one leak that we knowof. The Kevlar product is a pulpwith a high tensile strength andwas initially used in bullet proofvests because it is flexible andvery light weight. When addedto the boiler, the microscopicfibers move through the systemand will “plug” pin hole leaks. Wehope to see a reduction in thistype of leak over the next year.

The water leak in Building 55 hasbeen repaired and concretepoured. The carpet will be fixedbefore the end of the month.

Capital Projects

Several improvements to theunderground garages havebeen made, includingplastering and the use of carpetfrom the warehouse that wasleft from other jobs. The areasare repainted, doors arerepaired and new signage isaffixed.

The canopy project is goingwell. The atrium windowproblem has been solved byinstalling half windows at a costof $932 per building. We will tryto find a use for the other glass.The grading issues withBuilding 68 and 84 have beensolved with special columns forthese buildings.

Grounds

Grounds personnel are workingon the planters at the outdoorpool as weather permits.Currently they have moved theentire fill but nothing else canbe done until the weather getswarmer.

Maintenance Report

Dana Cusack has been workingclosely with ASR on thelandscaping issues around thecanopies – repairing irrigationlines, etc.

Dana recently attended the ProGreen Expo downtown andbrought back a lot of information.He will also be attending USGAclasses on grasses, herbicidesand golf environments in March.

Grounds held their annual treetrimming safety seminar inJanuary. Workers are workingon dead wooding pine treesaround the complex.

Paint

Wallpaper and border has beencompleted in Building 53.

Painters continue to work in therestaurant on Mondays whenthe restaurant is closed.

Painters are working in theunderground garage lobbies asthe new texture work is beingcompleted. Buildings 58, 64 and68 have been completed.

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The underground ramp heaterin Parking Lot 24 is beingworked on by Boyer.

As side arm tank was replacedin Building 74.

Plumbers are working on adrain leak in Building 84.

Community Center

The HVAC unit that servicesCenterPoint blew a bearing,shaft and motor. Themaintenance staff has it runningat about half power untilreplacement parts can besecured for the repair.

The computer controlledautomation of the HVACfunctions for the auditorium andthe offices is nearingcompletion. This enablesremote control for thethermostats in these areas.

Janitorial Services

Carpets were cleaned inBuildings 56 and 64.

Crews are working on tile floorwaxing.

customer service," Gallegossaid. "We have less of a waittime for prescriptions to befilled when compared to ourcompetitors and we offerdelivery services formedications, over-the-counteritems and other items thatpeople may need fromtoiletries to Russell Stover’scandy."

More than one WindsorGardens resident has referredto Windsor Gardens Pharmacy& Gifts as Denver's best keptsecret for unique gifts. Thestore has recently expandedtheir inventory of one-of-a-kindgift items.

Dayton StreetMaintenance Building

Work on the Dayton Streetmaintenance building is finally

underway. The consolidationof maintenance personnel andequipment in the new buildingwill free up space in the centralarea, which presentsopportunities for expanding,relocating or otherwiseimproving some of our existingfacilities.

Grounds personnel havemoved the storage bays fromthe detention pond area –which was a very big job. Theyhave also been cleaning up theproperty and it is greatlyimproved.

The area on the Dayton Streetproperty that has been used byresidents for car washing hasbeen permanently closed dueto the location of the newmaintenance building on theproperty.

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Is your digital camera sitting ina drawer gathering dust?

When you try to use your digitalcamera do you resort to certainchoice words?

Check out the digitalphotography class at Windsor

Gardens which returns for a 7-week course beginningTuesday, April 8, at 6:30 p.m.in CenterPoint West.

Barbara Peck, professionalphotographer and owner of InYour Element Photography

Give It A Shot: Digital Photography Class Returns

Billiards Pro to Teach at Windsor Gardens

Professional pool player andinstructor Samm Diep isbringing her love andenthusiasm for pool to WindsorGardens classes beginning inMarch. She invites all levels ofpool players, including

beginners, to join her forlessons and tips.

Samm competes in pooltournaments around thecountry and is the house proat Table Steaks East in Denverwhere she conducts regular

clinics.

Samm’s writing canbe found in severalprint and online poolrelated publications,including the book“You Might Be A DPlayer If ..." with 101classic moves thatall pool players can

appreciate. An archive of herwriting can be found at herpersonal pool blog, The Tip Jar,at www.pooltipjar.com.

Samm is also an entrepreneurwith her own pool training andnovelty items company,Samm's Side PocketProductions, Inc. Sheproduces unique, creativeitems that you might not findelsewhere. Check out herwebsite atwww.sammspocket.com.

Samm believes that a goodpool player is always a studentof the game and has studied

with some of the top instructorssuch as Randy Goettlicher,Tom Ross, and The Monk.

Samm DiepLesson Schedule

Daytime sessions:Monday, Wednesday andFriday, March 24, 26 and28, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. inthe Billiard Room.

Evening sessions:Tuesdays and Thursdays,April 15, 17, 22 and 24,from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in theBilliard Room.

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returns as the instructor.

One resident who has takenthe class in the past said shehad given up on her digitalcamera until the class. Now,she is enjoying her explorationof the digital photos world.

Sign up for this class isrequired in the Activities Office.Seating is limited so do notdelay.

Bring your digital camera andyour instruction manual withyou to the first class.

Genealogy class facilitatorMarion Bauman is an expert inresearching family trees andcan assist you if you are havingproblems or if you are justbeginning to research familyhistory.

The Genealogy Class meetsthe first Friday of each month

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SPORTS & FITNESS

By Jerry Dunlop, Golf CourseManager

Golf Shop Sale

New merchandise is arrivingon a daily basis. Everything ison sale right now so make surewhen you are in the area tostop by the Golf Shop.Catalogues are also availablefor you to order any style thatmay not be in stock.

Pay Your Dues,Windsorettes & Dukesof Windsor

In order to get your name in the2008 Windsorettes and Dukesof Windsor Directory, club duesneed to be paid as soon aspossible. The dues amount forboth the Dukes andWindsorettes is $20 this year.

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Windsorettes Coffee

The Windsorettes will have amembership coffee onWednesday, March 26, at 10a.m.

Storage LockersAvailable

There are several lockersavailable for club storage. Thefee is $60 for the year. If you

PersonalTraining

Personal trainer CindyAnderson will be here Tuesday,March 4, from 6 to 8 p.m.;Tuesday, March 18, from 9 to 11a.m.; Tuesday, March 25, 9 to11 a.m. in the Exercise Room.

Please arrive within the first hourof these times as Cindy willleave if there is no one requiringher assistance.

Pool Water Chemical Analysis Shows Association Pools Within Desired Range

This winter there havebeen several questionsabout how theAssociation monitors thechemicals in the water inthe swimming and therapypools.

Our pools are tested at leastonce and as many as three

times per day accordingto “bather load.”Adjustments are made tothe pool chemicalsaccording to the results

of these daily tests.

Following guidelines set by theEPA and city health

department, the Associationtests for seven elements in ourwater and our test results areconsistently within the desiredranges. We are so proud of ourresults that we now havea regular monthly reporton display in the poolarea.

This has been a very cold anddry winter, and the dryconditions coupled with thechlorinated water can causeskin irritations. If you have a

skin condition, it isadvised that you speakwith your doctor abouttreatments and possiblelimitations.

are interested, please contactthe golf shop to reserve yourlocker.

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WINDSOR HAPPENINGS

MOVIE DAY: Sunday,March 9, at 2 p.m. in theAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUM. This month’sselection is “Casablanca” starringHumphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergmanand Peter Lorre in the 1942 Oscar-winning romance film set in theMoroccan city of Casablanca.

Cost: FREEFREEFREEFREEFREE. Snacks from 25· to $1.

INTERNATIONALLUNCHEON: Tuesday,March 18, at 11:45 a.m. in theWINDSOR INNWINDSOR INNWINDSOR INNWINDSOR INNWINDSOR INN. The WATT groupand the Windsor Inn invite you toa French International Lunch. Dineon a menu of Salade nicoise withbalsamic vinegar, Chicken duxelleau poivre, Lyonnaise potatoes,French cut green beansalmondine, and bistro rolls withbutter. After lunch there will be aninteresting speaker.

Cost: $11$11$11$11$11 per person. Ticketsavailable at the Activities Desk.

TRIVIA FUN DAY:Friday, March 21, at 2 p.m. in theAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUM, always the third

Friday of the month. Full audienceparticipation, refreshments andgood cheer. Presented by theWATT Group. Sponsored by KaiserPermanente Senior Advantage.

Cost: FREEFREEFREEFREEFREE.

CRAFT & BAKESALE sponsored by theC H I L D R E N ’ SHOSPITAL GUILD:Friday, March 21, from 8 a.m. to 3p.m. in CENTERPOINT EASTCENTERPOINT EASTCENTERPOINT EASTCENTERPOINT EASTCENTERPOINT EAST.Support the Children’s Hospitalprograms with your purchase ofhandmade gifts and goodies. Allproceeds go directly to theChildren’s Hospital.

Cost: FREEFREEFREEFREEFREE.

Events posted inchronological order. ACTIVITIES OFFICE HOURS

Monday – Friday9 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

303-364-9141We do not accept reservations by phone for events that require payment.The Activities Office does not keep large sums of money, making it difficultto change large bills. Please keep this in mind when purchasing tickets.Thank you for your consideration in this matter.

AARP SAFEDRIVING COURSE:Monday and Tuesday, March 24 &25, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. inCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT.

Cost: $10$10$10$10$10 per person (checksmade payable to AARP) due on thefirst day of class.

ARSENIC & OLDLACE: Friday, April 11, 7 p.m.;Saturday, April 12, 2 p.m.; andSunday, April 13, at 2 p.m. in theAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUM. The WG DramaClub will present JosephKesselring’s play “Arsenic & OldLace."

Cost: $4$4$4$4$4 per person. Tickets nowon sale at the Activities Desk.

BENNETT IRISHSCHOOL OF DANCE:Tuesday, March 18, at 7 p.m. in theAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUM. Celebrate St.Patrick’s Day with an evening ofIrish music and dance performedby the talented students from this

CONCERT SERIES

TEA TIMEREADINGS: Friday, April 18,at 2 p.m. in CENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT. TheWriters Group of WindsorGardens invites you to their 20thAnnual Tea Time Readings. Comemeet the writers and enjoycookies and coffee.

Cost: FREEFREEFREEFREEFREE.

SPICE OF LIFESPRING CONCERT:Friday, May 16, at 7 p.m. andSaturday, May 17, at 3 p.m. inCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT. The WindsorGardens chorus group, Spice ofLife, will perform old and newfavorites such as “Billy Boy,”“Singing In The Rain,” “Don’t GetAround Much Anymore,” “Bye,Bye Blackbird,” and spiritualfavorites such as “Bless The Lord,O My Soul,” and “Let There BePeace On Earth.”

Cost: FREEFREEFREEFREEFREE. Concert tickets arefree and can be picked up at theActivities Desk.

well known Denver school.These young dancers areexceptional and they are

sure to delight you.

CLIFF SPRATTTRIO: Tuesday, April 29, at 7p.m. in the AUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUM. CliffSpratt has entertained in popularvenues around Denver. We will be

treated to a wide variety of music.

NEW CHORDS:Wednesday, May 21, at 7 p.m. inthe AUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUM. A WindsorGardens favorite returns. NewChords is composed of 20 men and

Concert tickets are $6 per person.

The shuttle bus will run for all concerts. Take advantage of it!

FRIDAY NIGHTDANCES: Friday Night Dancesare on the second second second second second and third third third third third Fridayof the month in the AUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMfrom 7 to 10 p.m.7 to 10 p.m.7 to 10 p.m.7 to 10 p.m.7 to 10 p.m. Terry NoronaTitans will perform Friday, March

DANCES

women who have entertainedacross the Front Range for over 26years. We can look forward toanother lively show conducted byWG resident Liana Lansing withher extensive background as aperformer and conductor.

14, and Perfect Harmony will playon Friday, March 21.

Please note for next month: theApril 11 dance is cancelled due tothe WG Drama Club’s spring play.

Cost: $3 $3 $3 $3 $3 per resident (bring yourWindsor Gardens ID); $6$6$6$6$6 pernonresident. BYOB.

MONTHLY DANCE:The Monthly Dance is held on thelast Saturday of the month.The Tom

Allan Trio will play Saturday, March29, from 7 to 10 p.m. in theAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUM.

Cost: Residents are FREEFREEFREEFREEFREE. Non-residents are $6$6$6$6$6 per person.

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MR. B’SRESTAURANT: Tuesday,April 15, at noon. Bus time to beannounced. Enjoy lunch at Mr. B’sRestaurant. Mr. B’s is operated byArapahoe/Douglas Career &Technical School and is staffed byarea high school students.Gratuities are used for the FCCLAyouth organization.

Cost: $13$13$13$13$13 per person, includeslunch, tax, tip and beverage, as wellas transportation.

ENGLAND,SCOTLAND & WALESCANAL ADVENTUREFILM at the D. L.PARSONS THEATRE:Wednesday, April 16, TIME. Bustime to be announced. The D.L.Parsons Theatre invites to join themfor their 20th season travel andadventure films. Tour guides areprofessional filmmakers whopersonally narrate their films.Shows begin at 10:30 a.m. andinclude a 15-minute intermissionwith refreshments. FranReidelberger will present “England,

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RTD SENIOR RIDE EVENTS

BOYER’S COFFEETOUR: Tuesday, April 8, at 10a.m. Bus time to be announced.Boyer’s Coffee proudly servespremium coffees, teas, and otherfine products to customers alongColorado’s front range. Come alongon a tour of the Boyer’s facility.After the tour you can visit Boyer’sFlagship Store and purchase a cupof coffee. Please note nowheelchairs, walkers or canes areallowed on this tour. Lunch will beat the Golden Corral after the tour.

Cost: $12 $12 $12 $12 $12 per person, includeslunch, tax and tip.

THE MERRY WIVESOF WINDSOR at theSTAGE THEATRE:Thursday, April 10, at 11 a.m. Bustime to be announced.Sir JohnFalstaff is larger than life and twiceas hilarious in Shakespeare’srambunctious comedy of rascals,secret identities, marital mayhemand romance in an English village.The vain, bumbling Falstaff, shorton funds and ale, plots to seduceand rob two respectable Windsor

wives. In a style worthy of TV’s Lucyand Ethel, the women thwart hisplot, while the villagers join in aboisterous moonlit revel, to drumthe hapless knight out of town forgood and all.

Cost: $20$20$20$20$20 per person.

GLENN MILLERORCHESTRA atatatatat thePARAMOUNT: Saturday,April 12, at 8 p.m. Bus time to beannounced. A legend lives on withthe big band sounds of the worldfamous Glenn Miller Orchestra withmusical director and tromboneplayer Larry O’Brien. The GlennMiller Orchestra plays an averageof 300 live dates a year around theglobe for millions of fans. For anevening of nostalgic music, theorchestra will play such classics as“The Mood,” “Chattanooga ChooChoo,” “Moonlight Serenade,”“Tuxedo Junction,” “Little BrownJug,” “Danny Boy,” “Stardust,” andmany, many more. This concertbenefits Denver’s public televisionstation KBDI-TV12.

Cost: $37 $37 $37 $37 $37 per person.

When purchasing RTD SENIOR RIDE EVENT tickets, please bring small bills or checks. The Activities Desk does not keeplarge sums of cash on hand.

Times listed are EVENT TIMES -- not bus times. Bus times are available on the Activities & Entertainment Line, 303-364-9141, #5, and posted outside the Activities Office three to five days prior to the event.

Please note: Prices, times and event availability may not have been confirmed by RTD by press time. Please check with theActivities Desk for up-to-date event information.

Scotland and Wales CanalAdventure.” Board an old-fashioned narrow boat and visitLllangollen, Stoke-on-Trent,Chester, the Anderson Lift, London,Loch Lochy, Loch Olch, and LochNess. Boating from Ft. William toInverness, climb Neptune’sStaircase, search for the“monster,” watch the making ofwool, and more.

Cost: $9$9$9$9$9 per person.

GOLD – WEALTH,BEAUTY, POWER at theDENVER MUSEUM OFNATURE & SCIENCE:Thursday, April 17, at 10:30 a.m.Bus time to be announced. Gold.Even the word dazzles. Discovery.Splendor. Wealth. And the powerto shape history. Come see thelargest collection of gold ever tobe exhibited. More than 600geological specimens and culturalobjects in the exhibition trace thepath of gold from the depths ofEarth to glittering jewelry and

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artifacts that have captivatedcivilizations for centuries. Gold hasplayed a starring role in Colorado’shistory. The allure of gold—thechance to strike it rich—broughtthousands of people to Coloradoin the late 1800s. The DenverMuseum of Nature & Sciencehouses a top-notch collection ofcrystalline gold, including thefamous Tom’s Baby, the largestsingle mass of crystalline gold everfound in Colorado.

Cost: $14$14$14$14$14 per person.

HAMMOND’SCANDY FACTORY andGOLDEN CORRAL onTuesday, April 29, at 11 a.m. Bustime to be announced. Over thelast 88 years, the Mile High City hasseen a number of fine chocolateand candy manufacturers comeand go. But the candy companyfounded by Carl Hammond Sr., in1920 is one that is still very muchin business. Hammond’s CandyFactory still makes candy the wayCarl Hammond made it withcareful craftsmanship. The TravelChannel voted Hammond’sCandies one of the top ten fun foodfactories in the world.

Cost: $12$12$12$12$12 per person, includeslunch, beverage, tax & tip plustransportation.

HOUSE OF BLUELEAVES at the ARVADACENTER: Wednesday, April30, at 11:30 a.m. Bus time to be

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announced. “House of BlueLeaves,” winner of four TonyAwards, is a dark comedy withneurotic characters. This socialcommentary of the ’60s followsArtie Shaughnessy, a zookeeperby day and a hope-to-besongwriter by night. He fears thathe is “too old to be a youngtalent.” Artie’s creative space isinterrupted by a cast of crazycharacters – nuns on the roof, hisloony wife Bananas, his manicmistress Bunny, and his psychoticson Ronnie, who is preparing toassassinate the Pope. This absurdcomedy brings to light the lengthspeople will go to for their 15minutes of fame.

Cost: $42$42$42$42$42 per person.

ISLAMORADAFISH COMPANY:Tuesday, May 6, at 11 a.m. Bustime to be announced. IslamoradaFish Company is owned andoperated by Bass Pro Shops. It isrich in tradition and atmosphereand has one of the best food andbeverage menus in the city. Therestaurant atmosphere featuresseveral true-to-life ocean scenedepictions and murals. The 12,000gallon salt water aquarium isbehind the bar and is filled withmany species of exotic fish thatare indigenous to the Islamoradaarea.

Cost: $3 $3 $3 $3 $3 per person with lunch onyour own.

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Casino TripsThe coach arrives in front of the Auditorium at 8:30 a.m. and loads. At 8:40a.m. the coach drives the loop to pick up passengers and then returns tothe Auditorium. Coach departs Windsor Gardens at 9 a.m.

Due to the high cost of fuel the cost of the casino trips will increase toDue to the high cost of fuel the cost of the casino trips will increase toDue to the high cost of fuel the cost of the casino trips will increase toDue to the high cost of fuel the cost of the casino trips will increase toDue to the high cost of fuel the cost of the casino trips will increase to$12 per person. W$12 per person. W$12 per person. W$12 per person. W$12 per person. We are sorry for any inconvenience.e are sorry for any inconvenience.e are sorry for any inconvenience.e are sorry for any inconvenience.e are sorry for any inconvenience.

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CLUBS & GROUPS

ARTISTS CLUB willmeet Friday, March 21, at 10 a.m. inthe COLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOM. The guestartist will be Steve Tracy who willdemonstrate his “3-3s Theory ofDesign.” Steve will be painting inoils, but his design theories applyto any medium. We will also bevoting for the Wakeman Awardrecipient at this meeting. Visitorsand guests are always welcome.

CHILDREN’SHOSPITAL GUILD,WG CHAPTER, will meeton Monday, March 17, at 9:30 a.m.in the COLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOM. We willfinalize plans for the Spring Craftand Bake Sale on March 20 inCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT. For moreinformation call Nancy Price at303-343-4112.

COLORADOSYMPHONY GUILD,WG UNIT, will meet Friday,March 14. at 10 a.m. inCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT. After lightrefreshments and a short businessmeeting, 13-year-old Joseph Eiselewill entertain. Joseph has beenstudying piano for 6 1/2 years.Currently he is studying with Dr.Andrew Cooperstock of the CUBoulder College of Music. If youhave questions, please call Jane at720-859-9430.

COMPUTER CLUBwill meet Wednesday, March 12,from 7 to 8 p.m. in a new locationnew locationnew locationnew locationnew location:the COLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOM. The guestspeaker will be Jennifer Wallacewith the Denver Geeks. Topic willbe “All About Blogs.” You’ve heard

about them. Come and learn thegood, the bad and the ugly aboutblogs. Free door prize. No fee. Nocommitment. Bring your neighbors.

DEMOCRATIC BOOKDISCUSSION GROUPwill meet on Saturday, March 15,from 2 to 4 p.m. at the home ofGeorgia Milstein, 595 South AltonWay, #8A. The March book is “TheFuture of Freedom: LiberalDemocracies at Home and Abroad”by Fareed Zakaria, managing editorof Newsweek.

DEMOCRATIC CLUBwill meet Tuesday, March 25, at 6p.m. at CENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT. Speakers forthe meeting will includeRepresentative Andrew Romanoff,Speaker of the Colorado House, andSenator Ken Gordon of the ColoradoSenate. Precinct 6B will have a briefmeeting after the speakers andrefreshments will be served.Volunteers are needed as the clubchanges leadership in March due toterm limits. If you haverecommendations for officers,please be sure to let current officersknow after checking to be sure thatperson is willing to serve. For moreinformation, call Georgia Milstein at303-341-4153 or Barb Cotts at 303-360-8808.

Anyone who needs transportationhome within Windsor Gardens,should speak to the Georgia Milsteinor Barb Cotts at the meeting.

Democrats are invited to come for asnack or supper and conversationin the Windsor Inn at 4:30 p.m. (notetime change) prior to the meeting.

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EAST HIGH ANGELSare getting together at theWINDSOR INNWINDSOR INNWINDSOR INNWINDSOR INNWINDSOR INN the secondSaturday of the month, March 8, atnoon. Call Art Johnson at 303-344-2874 if you plan to attend.

EASTERN STARmembers are invited to join thisgroup on the 3rd Thursday of eachmonth. For information call 303-341-5387.

GATES RETIREES meetthe fourth Tuesday of each month forbreakfast. Contact Irene Osburn at303-367-9728 for more information.

MARINE CORPSLEAGUE (MCL) will meetTuesday, March 11, at 1900 hours inthe ASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOM. They will also behosting a Colorado MCL staffmeeting on Saturday, March 29, atnoon in CENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT. Call FrankKasky at 303-341-6343 or BarryGeorgopulos at 303-360-6302 withany questions about the league orthe meetings. Once a Marine –Always a Marine – Semper Fidelis

MEN’S CLUB will meetSaturday, March 8, at 9:30 a.m. inCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT and will begin withdonuts and coffee. The regularmeeting starts at 10 a.m. with guestspeaker Tom Keller. Tom will bespeaking on the Korean War. Formore information call Art at 303-344-5582.

NEW GARMENTSALWAYS meets the fourthFriday of the month in the ASPENASPENASPENASPENASPENROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM at 10 a.m. Garments arecollected to be given to the needy.

The group's annual clothing driveis in March. A large collection boxwill be available by the ActivitiesOffice in CenterPoint. Forinformation, please call 303-340-1942.

PHO TOGRAPHYCLUB meets at the WINDSORWINDSORWINDSORWINDSORWINDSORINNINNINNINNINN on the fourth Wednesday ofeach month for lunch and aprogram. For information, call RichElliam at 303-758-5571 or AnnTheiss at 303-340-3952.

SINGLESFRIENDSHIP GROUPwill meet on Thursday, March 13,at 6 p.m. in CENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT. Theywill be celebrating St. Patrick’s Day.Bring a light entrée, salad ordessert for the Irish Buffet or pay$4$4$4$4$4 for the meal. Please call Lois at720-839-7102 if you plan to attend.

WOMEN’S CLUB willmeet Thursday, March 6, at 2 p.m.in CENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT. After a shortbusiness meeting Lee Traster willtickle the ivories for the club’senjoyment. Refreshments willfollow. For more information, callNorma at 303-365-1617.

WRITER’S GROUPmeets in the ASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOM onMondays from 9 to 10 a.m. If youwould like to have your workcritiqued by other writers, jointhem. The group writes about awide variety of subjects and manypieces are published in WindsorWorld. The group will be holdingtheir 20th Annual Tea TimeReadings on Friday, April 18, at 2p.m. in CenterPoint.

FLEA MARKET SELLERFLEA MARKET SELLERFLEA MARKET SELLERFLEA MARKET SELLERFLEA MARKET SELLERAPPLICAAPPLICAAPPLICAAPPLICAAPPLICATION PROCESSTION PROCESSTION PROCESSTION PROCESSTION PROCESS::::: Thesign-up process for the annualWindsor Gardens Flea Market hasbeen streamlined. Beginning thisyear sellers can pick up theirapplication, fill it out and chosetheir table all at the same time. Nomore drawings! Flea market sellerapplications with tablereservations will be available in theCENTERPOINT LOBBYCENTERPOINT LOBBYCENTERPOINT LOBBYCENTERPOINT LOBBYCENTERPOINT LOBBY on April 7,8 and 9 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. or untilall tables are reserved. The cost ofone table in the Auditorium is $18and the cost for space in theGazebos is $7.

The flea market will be held Friday,May 30, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., andSaturday, May 31, from 9 a.m. to 2p.m. Set up in the Auditorium willbe Thursday, May 29, from noon to4:30 p.m. only. Set up for theGazebos will be Friday, May 30, at7 a.m.

For more information call Marie at303-366-6697.

SEE’S CANDYSEE’S CANDYSEE’S CANDYSEE’S CANDYSEE’S CANDY will be inCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT on Wednesday,March 12, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Awide selection of candy and Eastertreats will be available.

RTD GROCERY SHOPPERRTD GROCERY SHOPPERRTD GROCERY SHOPPERRTD GROCERY SHOPPERRTD GROCERY SHOPPERBUSBUSBUSBUSBUS tototototo ALBERTSONS, KINGALBERTSONS, KINGALBERTSONS, KINGALBERTSONS, KINGALBERTSONS, KINGSOOPERS SOOPERS SOOPERS SOOPERS SOOPERS and US BANK US BANK US BANK US BANK US BANK comesevery Thursday at 9:30 a.m. As ofJanuary 1, the new fare per personis $1.75$1.75$1.75$1.75$1.75. The bus stops at the mainentrance on Clinton, continuesaround on E. Center, S. Alton Way,S. Clinton, and then exits on E.Center.

DENVER LIBRARYDENVER LIBRARYDENVER LIBRARYDENVER LIBRARYDENVER LIBRARYBOOKMOBILEBOOKMOBILEBOOKMOBILEBOOKMOBILEBOOKMOBILE: : : : : Fridays from 1:30to 4 p.m. on the street in front ofthe AUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUMAUDITORIUM.

MEAL DELIVERY SERVICEMEAL DELIVERY SERVICEMEAL DELIVERY SERVICEMEAL DELIVERY SERVICEMEAL DELIVERY SERVICEfromfromfromfromfrom BRIGHTON GARDENS: BRIGHTON GARDENS: BRIGHTON GARDENS: BRIGHTON GARDENS: BRIGHTON GARDENS:Brighton Gardens will deliver toyour door your choice of twoentrees served with a salad,veggie, and dessert for only $6 perday delivered. Select meals from

a weekly menu. Call AngelaHolland at 303-671-2500.

ALALALALALTERATERATERATERATERATIONS & CUSTOMTIONS & CUSTOMTIONS & CUSTOMTIONS & CUSTOMTIONS & CUSTOMSEWING SERVICESEWING SERVICESEWING SERVICESEWING SERVICESEWING SERVICE: : : : : Fast,expert, reasonable, 12 yrs servingWG. Free Pick-Up and Delivery.303-366-6991.

ALALALALALTERATERATERATERATERATIONS SERVICETIONS SERVICETIONS SERVICETIONS SERVICETIONS SERVICE:::::Anna of Stitch Express, is in theSEWING ROOMSEWING ROOMSEWING ROOMSEWING ROOMSEWING ROOM (2nd floor of theCommunity Center) on Tuesdayafternoons from 1 to 5 p.m.Restyling, custom designs, andalternations for men and womenare available.

JEWELRY REPJEWELRY REPJEWELRY REPJEWELRY REPJEWELRY REPAIR & SALESAIR & SALESAIR & SALESAIR & SALESAIR & SALESby Susan West in CENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTon the 2nd Thursday of eachmonth from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Susandesigns and sells her jewelry, doesrepair, restringing, redesign andreplacement of clasps withmagnets. Most repairs while youwait. Magnetic clasps are $5$5$5$5$5.

JEWELRY & GIFTSJEWELRY & GIFTSJEWELRY & GIFTSJEWELRY & GIFTSJEWELRY & GIFTS by Lindaevery third Tuesday in theCENTERPOINT LOBBYCENTERPOINT LOBBYCENTERPOINT LOBBYCENTERPOINT LOBBYCENTERPOINT LOBBY. Linda hascards, jewelry, miniature dolls andmuch more.

WWWWWAAAAATCH BATCH BATCH BATCH BATCH BATTERY & REPTTERY & REPTTERY & REPTTERY & REPTTERY & REPAIRAIRAIRAIRAIRby Tulper and Company, isavailable the first Friday of eachmonth from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in theCENTERPOINT LOBBYCENTERPOINT LOBBYCENTERPOINT LOBBYCENTERPOINT LOBBYCENTERPOINT LOBBY. Sales ofwatch and hearing aid batteriesand watch band repair areavailable. Watch batteries are $6$6$6$6$6each.

KNIFE & SCISSORKNIFE & SCISSORKNIFE & SCISSORKNIFE & SCISSORKNIFE & SCISSORSHARPENINGSHARPENINGSHARPENINGSHARPENINGSHARPENING by Handy Bob, aWG resident, in theCENTERPOINT LOBBYCENTERPOINT LOBBYCENTERPOINT LOBBYCENTERPOINT LOBBYCENTERPOINT LOBBY on thesecond Monday of each monthfrom 1 to 4 p.m. Most itemssharpened while you wait. Paringknife $1; 5" knife $2; butcher knife$3; serrated knife $5. Scissors $5per pair.

AAAAAVON FOR SALEVON FOR SALEVON FOR SALEVON FOR SALEVON FOR SALECENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT on the thirdTuesday of the month from 10 a.m.to 3 p.m. in CENTERPOINT CENTERPOINT CENTERPOINT CENTERPOINT CENTERPOINT.Catalogs and products will beavailable.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

BRIDGE

AFTER LUNCH BRIDGEAFTER LUNCH BRIDGEAFTER LUNCH BRIDGEAFTER LUNCH BRIDGEAFTER LUNCH BRIDGEmeets on the second Thursday inthe COLORADO ROOM COLORADO ROOM COLORADO ROOM COLORADO ROOM COLORADO ROOM at 1 p.m.Bridge players are alwayswelcome. Call Ann Theiss at 303-340-3952 for information.

BRIDGE BASICS CLASSBRIDGE BASICS CLASSBRIDGE BASICS CLASSBRIDGE BASICS CLASSBRIDGE BASICS CLASSmeets on Tuesdays, from 10 a.m.to noon in the COLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOM.Instruction will be given on basicbidding, play, and defense. Thisclass is intended for those whohave a little knowledge aboutbridge and want to improve theirskills. Instructor: Anita Heitler.

DUPLICADUPLICADUPLICADUPLICADUPLICATE BRIDGETE BRIDGETE BRIDGETE BRIDGETE BRIDGE:Mondays at 1 p.m. in theCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOM. Residents andguests are welcome. Call Rich at303-344-1729 if you need a partner.

DUPLICADUPLICADUPLICADUPLICADUPLICATE BRIDGETE BRIDGETE BRIDGETE BRIDGETE BRIDGECLASS & PLACLASS & PLACLASS & PLACLASS & PLACLASS & PLAYYYYY: Tuesdays andWednesdays at 1 p.m. in theCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOM. A shortlecture on various bridge topics isfollowed by a game. Residents andguests are welcome. Call Rich at303-344-1729 if you need a partner.

INTERMEDIAINTERMEDIAINTERMEDIAINTERMEDIAINTERMEDIATE &TE &TE &TE &TE &ADVADVADVADVADVANCED BRIDGE CLASSANCED BRIDGE CLASSANCED BRIDGE CLASSANCED BRIDGE CLASSANCED BRIDGE CLASS:Tuesdays from 3 to 5 p.m. in theCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOM. This classrequires some knowledge of thebasics and introduces students tointermediate concepts of biddingand play. Instructor: Anita Heitler.

SASASASASATURDATURDATURDATURDATURDAY NITE PY NITE PY NITE PY NITE PY NITE PARTYARTYARTYARTYARTYBRIDGEBRIDGEBRIDGEBRIDGEBRIDGE meets on the 2nd and3rd Saturdays of the month in theCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOM at 7 p.m. Formore information, call Edith at 303-343-1351.

SOCIAL BRIDGESOCIAL BRIDGESOCIAL BRIDGESOCIAL BRIDGESOCIAL BRIDGE: Tuesdays at1 p.m. in the COLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOM.Come with a partner or foursometo practice your bidding, play andhave questions answered.

THURSDATHURSDATHURSDATHURSDATHURSDAY NIGHT BRIDGEY NIGHT BRIDGEY NIGHT BRIDGEY NIGHT BRIDGEY NIGHT BRIDGEis played in the COLORADO ROOM COLORADO ROOM COLORADO ROOM COLORADO ROOM COLORADO ROOMfrom 7 to 10 p.m. For moreinformation, call Glen at 303-363-1905.

CANASTA

CANAST CANAST CANAST CANAST CANASTA CLUBA CLUBA CLUBA CLUBA CLUB meets everyWednesday at 6 p.m. in the ALL-ALL-ALL-ALL-ALL-PURPOSE ROOMPURPOSE ROOMPURPOSE ROOMPURPOSE ROOMPURPOSE ROOM. For moreinformation, call Sandra at 303-344-2099.

THURSDATHURSDATHURSDATHURSDATHURSDAY CANASTY CANASTY CANASTY CANASTY CANASTAAAAAGROUPGROUPGROUPGROUPGROUP meets on the 1st and 3rdThursdays at 1 p.m. in the ALL-ALL-ALL-ALL-ALL-PURPOSE ROOMPURPOSE ROOMPURPOSE ROOMPURPOSE ROOMPURPOSE ROOM. Call Sara at 303-343-0012.

EUCHRE

Learn to play Euchre on Mondaysin the ASPEN ROOM ASPEN ROOM ASPEN ROOM ASPEN ROOM ASPEN ROOM from 1 to 3p.m. For information call Sara at303-343-0012.

PINOCHLE

FRIDAFRIDAFRIDAFRIDAFRIDAY NIGHT PINOCHLEY NIGHT PINOCHLEY NIGHT PINOCHLEY NIGHT PINOCHLEY NIGHT PINOCHLEat 6:30 p.m. every week in theCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOM. Contact Maryfor information at 303-341-4333.

LADIES PINOCHLELADIES PINOCHLELADIES PINOCHLELADIES PINOCHLELADIES PINOCHLE is playedevery Thursday evening at 6:30p.m. in the ASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOM. You donot need a foursome to play.

TUESDATUESDATUESDATUESDATUESDAY PINOCHLEY PINOCHLEY PINOCHLEY PINOCHLEY PINOCHLE everyweek at 6:30 p.m. in theCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOM. Forinformation, call Howard at 303-340-1825.

RUMMIKUB

Group meets on the first and thirdFriday of each month from 1 to 4p.m. in the COLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOMCOLORADO ROOM.

SCRABBLE

Club meets every Monday from3:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the ASPENASPENASPENASPENASPENROOM.ROOM.ROOM.ROOM.ROOM. For other days and timesplease call Shirley Smith at 720-859-0993.

TRIPOLY

Players meet in the ALL-PURPOSEALL-PURPOSEALL-PURPOSEALL-PURPOSEALL-PURPOSEROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM every Friday evening at5:30 p.m. Call Sandra at 303-344-2099 for more information.

WG CARD GROUPPinochle & gin rummy are playeddaily, noon to 5 p.m., and poker isplayed on Wednesdays, noon to 5p.m., in the CARD ROOMCARD ROOMCARD ROOMCARD ROOMCARD ROOM. Allresidents are welcome.

CARD & GAME GROUPS

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BIBLE STUDYBIBLE STUDYBIBLE STUDYBIBLE STUDYBIBLE STUDY taught by Dr.Beckman from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. onWednesdays in the COLORADOCOLORADOCOLORADOCOLORADOCOLORADOROOMROOMROOMROOMROOM.

CACACACACATHOLIC MASSTHOLIC MASSTHOLIC MASSTHOLIC MASSTHOLIC MASS iscelebrated the 1st Friday of eachmonth at 9:30 a.m. inCENTERPOINT WESTCENTERPOINT WESTCENTERPOINT WESTCENTERPOINT WESTCENTERPOINT WEST.

CACACACACATHOLIC MASS THOLIC MASS THOLIC MASS THOLIC MASS THOLIC MASS iscelebrated every Sunday at 1 p.m.in CENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT.

FAITH COMMUNITIES

LADIES BIBLE STUDYLADIES BIBLE STUDYLADIES BIBLE STUDYLADIES BIBLE STUDYLADIES BIBLE STUDYmeets on the last Tuesday of eachmonth in the SEWING ROOMSEWING ROOMSEWING ROOMSEWING ROOMSEWING ROOM from10:30 a.m. to noon. Call Doris at 303-364-1045.

PRAPRAPRAPRAPRAYER GROUPYER GROUPYER GROUPYER GROUPYER GROUP meets forRosary from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. onFridays in the DENVER ROOMDENVER ROOMDENVER ROOMDENVER ROOMDENVER ROOM. CallJoan at 303-364-1307.

QUEEN OF PEACEQUEEN OF PEACEQUEEN OF PEACEQUEEN OF PEACEQUEEN OF PEACECHURCHCHURCHCHURCHCHURCHCHURCH provides a shuttleshuttleshuttleshuttleshuttle for

Windsor Gardens residents everySaturday at 3:10 p.m. for the 4 p.m.Mass. Call Wilma Baird at 303-344-1011 for more information.

SUNDASUNDASUNDASUNDASUNDAY NIGHTY NIGHTY NIGHTY NIGHTY NIGHTSERVICESSERVICESSERVICESSERVICESSERVICES are held the thirdSunday of each month inCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT. The servicebegins at 6 p.m. For those needinga ride to and from the service,please call Maggie at 303-341-0854.

WINDSOR GARDENSWINDSOR GARDENSWINDSOR GARDENSWINDSOR GARDENSWINDSOR GARDENSCHAPELCHAPELCHAPELCHAPELCHAPEL services are held at 9:30a.m. on Sundays in CENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT.For information call 303-364-3810.

WINDSOR GARDENSWINDSOR GARDENSWINDSOR GARDENSWINDSOR GARDENSWINDSOR GARDENSCOMMUNITY CHURCHCOMMUNITY CHURCHCOMMUNITY CHURCHCOMMUNITY CHURCHCOMMUNITY CHURCHservices are held at 11 a.m. onSundays in CENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT. Forinformation call 303-340-2629.

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AL-ANON MEETINGS AAL-ANON MEETINGS AAL-ANON MEETINGS AAL-ANON MEETINGS AAL-ANON MEETINGS ATTTTTWG:WG:WG:WG:WG: Wednesday evenings from6 to 7 p.m. in the ASPEN ROOM.ASPEN ROOM.ASPEN ROOM.ASPEN ROOM.ASPEN ROOM.For more information call Fred orPat at 303-344-0715.

A L C O H O L I C SA L C O H O L I C SA L C O H O L I C SA L C O H O L I C SA L C O H O L I C SANONYMOUS at WG:ANONYMOUS at WG:ANONYMOUS at WG:ANONYMOUS at WG:ANONYMOUS at WG: Forinformation call Diane at 303-337-0083 or 720-352-6123.

ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEALZHEIMER’S DISEASEALZHEIMER’S DISEASEALZHEIMER’S DISEASEALZHEIMER’S DISEASESUPPORT GROUPSUPPORT GROUPSUPPORT GROUPSUPPORT GROUPSUPPORT GROUP meets the

SUPPORT GROUPS

4th Monday of each month at 6:30p.m. in the ASPEN ROOM.ASPEN ROOM.ASPEN ROOM.ASPEN ROOM.ASPEN ROOM. CallSylvia 303-364-8570.

GRIEF SUPPORT GROUPGRIEF SUPPORT GROUPGRIEF SUPPORT GROUPGRIEF SUPPORT GROUPGRIEF SUPPORT GROUPat Kaiser Permanente has beencancelled. We are working withDenver Hospice to coordinate amonthly grief support group hereat Windsor Gardens.

PPPPPARKINSON’S DISEASEARKINSON’S DISEASEARKINSON’S DISEASEARKINSON’S DISEASEARKINSON’S DISEASESUPPORT GROUPSUPPORT GROUPSUPPORT GROUPSUPPORT GROUPSUPPORT GROUP meets on

the 4th Tuesday of each monthfrom 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the ASPENASPENASPENASPENASPENROOM. ROOM. ROOM. ROOM. ROOM. For more information, callDeena Osgood at 303-364-3528.

PERIPHERAL NEUROPPERIPHERAL NEUROPPERIPHERAL NEUROPPERIPHERAL NEUROPPERIPHERAL NEUROPAAAAATHYTHYTHYTHYTHYASSOCIAASSOCIAASSOCIAASSOCIAASSOCIATION TION TION TION TION meets the firstand third Thursday of every monthfrom 3:30 to 5 p.m. Meetings areheld at Christ Church Chapel in themeeting room at 690 ColoradoBoulevard, corner of 7th Ave. andColorado. Parking and entrance

are in back. For more informationcall Terry Ford at 303-690-3933.

STROKE SURVIVORSSTROKE SURVIVORSSTROKE SURVIVORSSTROKE SURVIVORSSTROKE SURVIVORS atWindsor Gardens meet from 10:30a.m. to noon at 600 S. Clinton St.,#3A. We focus on memory loss,recovering your speech and self-advocacy.

STROKE SURVIVORSSTROKE SURVIVORSSTROKE SURVIVORSSTROKE SURVIVORSSTROKE SURVIVORS meetevery Thursday from 10:30 a.m. to12:30 p.m. at Littleton AdventistHospital, 7700 S. Broadway in theFamily Conference Room, 1st floor.

WIDOWED MEN’SWIDOWED MEN’SWIDOWED MEN’SWIDOWED MEN’SWIDOWED MEN’SBREAKFBREAKFBREAKFBREAKFBREAKFASTASTASTASTAST every Saturday atthe Cherry Creek Village Inn (222Columbine St.) at 7:30 a.m. TheAARP Widowed Person’s Servicesponsors the breakfasts. For moreinformation call Eldon Smith at 303-756-0029.

Join us for our free seminar on funeral or cremation preplanning.

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Planning ahead for funeral and cremation arrangements is something most of us don’t like to think about. But preplanning today helps ease your loved ones from worry and anxiety at a time when they’ll need it most.

That’s why we offer our free seminar series: Planning Ahead – For All the Right Reasons. Once a month we discuss topics that will help guide you through the steps you need to preplan your arrangements.

A gift certificate is given away at each seminar. We hope we see you at our next one, at Windsor Gardens,CenterPoint West, Tuesday, March 4, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Periodically, there may be announcements in the below section of upcoming informational meetings, workshops, or seminars related to commercialproducts or services that are conducted by outside individuals or groups not affiliated with Windsor Gardens. Please be aware that the products orservices discussed or offered during such meetings are not endorsed, sponsored, or approved by the Board of Directors or management of WindsorGardens Association, nor is your attendance necessarily encouraged. Residents who attend such meetings are urged to carefully research theproduct or services that may be offered through these meetings before entering into any agreement or contract to purchase. The Windsor GardensAssociation assumes no responsibility other than for the rental of meeting facilities.—Nancy Barké, General Manager

HEALTH SCREENINGS, SEMINARS & SERVICES

ACUPUNCTUREAcupuncture treatments areoffered every Wednesday andFriday by appt. Call Dr. Liu 303 819-3276.

BLOOD PRESSURETESTScreenings are available twice amonth on the first Wednesday ofeach month, from 9 to 10:30 a.m.,in CENTERPOINT EASTCENTERPOINT EASTCENTERPOINT EASTCENTERPOINT EASTCENTERPOINT EAST, and onthe second Saturday of each

month, from noon to 2 p.m. in theASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOM. Everyone iswelcome. Cost is $1.25$1.25$1.25$1.25$1.25. Pleasehave exact change.

HEARING TESTS &AIDE REPAIR

AFFORDABLE HEARINGAFFORDABLE HEARINGAFFORDABLE HEARINGAFFORDABLE HEARINGAFFORDABLE HEARINGconducts hearing tests, repairs,and ear molds, and sells batteriesat 50 cents a cell, in the ALL-ALL-ALL-ALL-ALL-PURPOSE ROOMPURPOSE ROOMPURPOSE ROOMPURPOSE ROOMPURPOSE ROOM every Monday,9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. For moreinformation call 303-344-1744.

BA BA BA BA BAYER’S MOBILE EAR CLINIC:YER’S MOBILE EAR CLINIC:YER’S MOBILE EAR CLINIC:YER’S MOBILE EAR CLINIC:YER’S MOBILE EAR CLINIC:full service, hearing tests, hearingaide repairs, batteries and waxmanagement. Call 303-752-7200.

MASSAGE THERAPYMassage therapy is offered in theASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOMASPEN ROOM on Thursdays. $40p/h. Call Zhanna for appt. at 720-338-3821.

VISITING NURSESTAYWELL CLINICSClinic nurses offer foot carefoot carefoot carefoot carefoot care for

$20 $20 $20 $20 $20 and fingernail carefingernail carefingernail carefingernail carefingernail care for $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 inthe ASPEN ROOM ASPEN ROOM ASPEN ROOM ASPEN ROOM ASPEN ROOM on Tuesdays.Appointments required. Call 303-698-6496.

Kaiser Permanente patients: youmust call the above number to beapproved for four free foot caretreatments per year. Be sure tobring your Kaiser card and numberto the clinic. If you are a Kaiserpatient and you come withoutbeing pre-approved, you may besubject to private pay.

SEMINARS

PLANNING AHEAD FORPLANNING AHEAD FORPLANNING AHEAD FORPLANNING AHEAD FORPLANNING AHEAD FORALL THE RIGHT REASONSALL THE RIGHT REASONSALL THE RIGHT REASONSALL THE RIGHT REASONSALL THE RIGHT REASONSinformational workshop onTuesday, March 4, at 10 a.m. inCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT. Workshopprovided by the AdvantageFuneral & Cremation Services ofDenver. Space for the seminar islimited, so please call 303-366-3551

to reserve your seat.Refreshments and gift card give-ways. CAREGIVER RESOURCECAREGIVER RESOURCECAREGIVER RESOURCECAREGIVER RESOURCECAREGIVER RESOURCE

MEETING with ED SARDELLAMEETING with ED SARDELLAMEETING with ED SARDELLAMEETING with ED SARDELLAMEETING with ED SARDELLAon Tuesday, April 1, at 6 p.m. inCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINTCENTERPOINT. Total Long TermCare is a non-profit organizationthat helps frail elderly individuals

live their lives in their own homesand communities. Their programalso provides valuable support forfamily caregivers by providingrespite, education and support.Recently, Total Long Term Carebegan holding caregiver resourcemeetings, which are hosted by EdSardella. At these meetings, Ed

tells the Total Long Term Care storyand introduces other communityexperts in the areas of elder law,financial planning, and Medicaid.The meetings are free and open tothe public. For more information onthe program or caregiver resourcemeetings call 303-869-4664.

The library is open all day andevery day. Volunteers are onhand Monday through Friday,1:30 to 3:30 p.m., and Saturday,10 a.m. to noon, to help youcheck out and return books andvideos in the glass cabinets.

The latest list of best sellersowned by the library is posted

LIBRARY NOTES

on the bulletin board near thepaperbacks. You may place areserve if you don’t find one ofthese titles on the shelf.

New BooksBowen, Rhys – “EvanlyBodies”

Cannell, Stephen – “Three

Shirt Deal”

Elam, Jason – “MondayNight Jihad”

Evanovich, Janet – “PlumLucky”

Garwood, Julie – “ShadowMusic”

Griffin, W.E.B. – “The

Shooters”

Jance, J.A. – “Hand of Evil”

Miller, Sue – “The Senator'sWife”

Paretsky, Sara – “BleedingKansas”

Woods, Stuart – “BeverlyHills Dead”

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FORMAL NOTICE: RENTAL LIMIT OF 20% HAS BEEN REACHEDThe amended Declarations for the Windsor Gardens community were recorded in Denver District Court in January, 2002. It has taken four and a halfyears to reach the rental limit of 20% as stated in Article 5, Section 5.6, (a) and (b). The limitations set for all future rentals went into effect July 17, 2006.According to the Association’s Declaration, any owner wishing to lease a unit, if the unit has not been previously rented, must apply for andobtain the Association’s permission to lease the unit. Permission may be withheld based upon the Board’s determination of the then existingpercentage of leased units. Permission shall be granted on a first come, first serve basis. The Association may grant permission to an owner to leasea unit in the event of hardship, as solely determined by the Board of Directors of the Association. Owners should address hardship issues to the Boardof Directors, in care of the Association offices and they will be contacted for a meeting the Association Rental Committee will consider these issues.All nonresident owners should be aware that all renters must come in to the Association offices PRIOR to moving into the unit as required by theAssociation Declarations.It is Association procedure to notify Building Representatives when new residents are moving into their buildings. We appreciate Building Representativesmaking the Association staff aware when people move into the building that they have not been notified about.

Classified ad rates: $5/line with maximum of 37 characters eachline, including spaces and punctuation. Call 303-364-7485 for moreinformation. Deadline for ad submission is the 15th of the monthprior to the month of publication.

CLASSIFIEDS

GUNS-all types, ammo, knives, any man items,WWII scrapbooks, etc. Legal sale to collector.Alan 303-232-1212CARS-If you’re not driving don’t payinsurance, license or fees. Call Alanat 303-232-1212.AVON!! Call Johnnie 303-755-9691.SPRING SALE (Private). 9:00-3:00March 2&3. 635 S. Alton Wy, 6-CBooks. Household. Furniture.RASCAL 600e Convertible ScooterNear New, New Batteries, Pd $6KSell for $2000, OBO 720-849-1187FAIRMOUNT SINGLE GRAVESITE $1000Easy access near road lot 68 block 112Phone 1-970-686-5599 Mr. KenyonFAIRMOUNT – 2 Cremation NichesChapel Floor Inside Manusoleum$4,000.00 Each OBO. Rob 303-321-21111380 SQ. FT. 2 BD 2 BA $145,000Immaculate Vaulted RemodelGlassed and Screened Lanai with3 new Air Conditioners and 3 FansCall Karen 720-341-1683GOLF COURSE VIEW!2 BD 2 BA Beauty in 10BUpdated and designed @ $128,300Call Karen 720-341-1683ALTERATIONS for men & women, all kindsCenterPoint Sewing Room Tuesdays,1 to 5 p.m. Reasonable prices, fast,quality work. Call 303-359-9704 AnnaMOBILE MANICURE & Pedicure Service:10 yrs. exp.,Reasonable rates, Jeanine 303-510-6124HAIR CARE – IN HOME. I’ll come to you!Full service. Ashley 303-662-8107IN HOME EXPERT FOOT CARE-I am licensedpedicurist with over 20 yrs experience whospecializes in thick toenails, fungus, ingrown nails,bunions & hammer toes. Call Sandra (303) 861-2279.HEALTHCARE COMPANION very dependable.Excellent references & my own car.Shopping, cooking, etc. No lifting.Terri (303)340-3715. I am WG resident.EXPERIENCED CAREGIVER-Referencesupon request. Call Johnnie at 303-344-5261.EXPERIENCED CAREGIVER. Reliable withExcellent References. Debi 720-296-7652

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DOWN1 Greet the villain2 Boom times3 Knocking noise4 Smile5 Blotch6 Procession7 October stone8 Drench9 Orange variety10 Summarize11 Put forth17 Curie discovery19 Man with a van21 Keep talking22 Ultramodernist24 Wood-shaping tool26 Grayish-red28 Grates30 Roscoe32 Kids (Sl.)33 Greek vowel34 Pigs’ digs36 Walking on air38 Stared open-mouthed39 Speak from the soapbox40 Georgia and Cal42 Remove wool45 Spiked club46 Cube-maker Rubik48 Eve, originally50 Witness51 Mag. staffers

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Air ConditioningAir Conditioner Sales & ServiceTom Grace2075 S. University #211, Denver 80210303-755-2111

Attorney ServicesMartha Karnopp, Attorney at LawI will come to you!www.marthakarnopplaw.com303-766-7727

Auto Repair & Services

Jim Paris Express Tire & AutoRod Ellis10593 E. Mississippi Ave.303-341-4836

Computer ServicesIra Geek720-560-5315David Sparks

Estate Sale ServicesJoan Bailey303-758-1152 or 303-204-5926

Financial ServicesNational Senior Associates Co., LLC8400 E. Prentice Ave., #715, Greenwood Village 80111Jamie Swanbom, CSA, 303-818-1240Samuel L. Torrez, LUTCF, CSA, 303-818-0360

FlooringAladdin Carpet Cleaning / Carpet Sales“The WINDSOR Cleaner”Discounted RatesRon 303-690-2229

Garage Door OpenersGDO DynamicsGarage Door Openers & PartsScot Sturgis5017 S. Gibralter Way 303-693-6894

Hauling Services

Haul Away Anything AnytimeAnywhere to DumpRudolph303-525-5421

Springer HaulingAnything Hauled - Senior Discount303-287-3670Rex Jackson

Healthcare ServicesAcupuncture TreatmentsGiven at WG by Dr. LiuCall for Appointment303-819-3276

Healthcare Services continued

Ruth Kang, DDS PC496 S. Dayton St.Denver, CO 80247303-360-5660

Windsor Dental CareMichael K Frisch DDS1155 S. Havana St., #43, Aurora 80012720-213-0004

Home Care ServicesAll Heart Home Care, Inc.2-24/Hr Services, RN Supervised, Bonded & InsuredJanice Crowley, CEO/President303-996-0699 or www.allhearthomecare.com

Alzheimer’s CareJewell Assisted Living Inc.2141 S. Lansing Ct., Aurora 80014720-353-7457

Aurora HomecareWe care, cook and clean … … professionallyCharity, C.N.A. 720-628-8207

Caring for YouService with a HeartVerna Headrick303-360-0772

Certified Nurse AideAgnes Karanja“Home Care When Needed”720-933-5660

Expert Nursing & Companion ServicesRenee Franklin496 S. Dayton St., Ste. D, Denver, 80247303-340-3390

Extended Family, Inc.Geriatric Care Management & Companion CareRachel Webb/Jackie Webb 303-955-8107www.coseniorservices.com

Hilde’s Helping Hand, CNAHildegarde Ratliff725 S. Clinton Street, #13A, Denver 80247303-366-2088

Home Health CareEunice Munyi, C.N.A.720-341-9191

Howard's Home CareMary Howard, CNA303-367-8627

Love and Care Services, Inc.Bobbi Sengenberger1780 S. Bellaire St. #600, Denver 80222303-504-0313 ext. 11

Home Care Services continued

Medication AssistanceElaine Dylke, MS, APRN, BC720-373-3046

Teery's Homecare, LLC"Freedom to remain at home."6312 S. Fiddler's Green Cir., Greenwood Village 80111303-233-2848

Home Repair & RemodelAbsolute Guarantee by Hammer for HireMarc Hufnagel303-377-9004huffmobile@comcast.net

Bello Construction LLCAsk about our full kitchen & bath remodelsWe Offer Free EstimatesContact Jason at 303-669-4943

Dave “The Handyman”10% off labor to first time customersDavid Shapiro303-619-0337 or 303-471-0287

Emerald Home Remodel & Repair LLCLarry Dotterer720-384-5806Handy BobBob Olson580 S. Clinton Street C1, Denver 80247303-503-1314Professional Electrical ServiceTrouble Shooting is our ExpertiseFrom New Services to New WiringCall 303-360-8226 or 303-668-4854

TeleconnectTelephone jacks, wiring, installation, repairSenior DiscountCall Mike at 303-368-8733

Housecleaning ServicesDiamond CleaningWG Employees-Careful, Honest,Hardworking, Many ServicesJuan 720-933-1374 or Chris 303-520-2809

Lanai EnclosuresAwnings Inc.303-936-7239 Ken Landis2936 S. Zuni Street Unit BEnglewood, 80110

Moving CompaniesCity & State MoversAurora / Denver COLarry Sanders303-696-6900

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Moving Companies continued

Johnson Storage & MovingJohnson United Van Lines7009 S. Jordan Road, Centennial 80112Greg Kiehm 720-394-5429

Penthouse MoversCall About Senior Discounts4430 Garfield St., Denver 80216Paul Haverstick 303-757-5152

2 Men with Big Hearts Moving & Storage5203 Lincoln St., Denver 80216Carol Allen 303-292-9200

OrganizersCarol StreamerOrganize your files and records720-323-6838

PaintingAble Wallpapering & PaintingW/P Removal and Wall Repair29 years of satisfied customersJerry 303-489-4230

High Plains Restoration & Repair30 S. Havana St., 312 RearDennis White303-726-3225

Purcell Painting, Inc.Father & Son owned & operatedOver 20 years experience303-617-0917

Personal AssistantTime for YouConcierge/Personal Assistant Service LLCCould you use a Personal Assistant?Call Pat Eustrom at 303-263-6603

Pet ServicesDr. Forrest E. Cole, VeterinarianPet vaccinations in your homeReduced fees, no trip chargePlease call 303-807-1472

Dave’s Pet & Home ServicesPersonal services for you & your petReasonable Rates/References Avail.Call Dave Norton at 720-427-6805

SERVICE DIRECTORY continued

Plumbing ServicesA-1 Plumbing Co.Since 19481509 Osceola Street, Denver 80204303-629-0722

Aurora Huddleston Plumbing, Inc.2380 Dayton Street303-344-4400

Bell Plumbing & Heating CompanyPlumbing, Cooling, Bath Remodel2150 S. Abilene Street, Aurora 80014303-757-5661

RealtorsCherry Creek Professionals RealtyPatti Flannery 720-933-6137www.pflannery@cherrycreekpros.com

Coldwell Banker, Bob White9385 E. Center Ave, #9A, Denver 80247720-989-7290

Home Real Estate, Shirley Shideler9320 E. Center Ave, #9A, Denver 80247303-503-0745

Larry Brady Realty Co.2150 S. Peoria St., Aurora, 80014303-363-9525

Park Place Real EstateDiane Zimmerman6901 E. Vassar Ave.303-756-5056

Prestige Real Estate Group, LLCMarshall Evilsizer & Barbara Haines303-799-9898

Re/Max of Cherry Creek, Dan Braun3773 Cherry Creek North Dr., #801Denver 80209303-883-5881

Re/Max Southeast, Amy Grossman, SRES3600 Yosemite, Suite 150, Denver 80237www.amygrossman@remax.net303-941-9436

Yarbrough Realty CompanyBill Yarbrough745 S. Clinton St., #7A, Denver 80247303-366-4797 www.os-bo.com

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Security SystemsAzeza Security SystemsDenver Licensed Since 1981Free Medical MonitoringWG Resident 303-525-3882

Personal Alert SystemsAffordable Medical AlarmsAlternative to Assisted LivingFree Installation 303-799-0767

Response Link24-Hour Medical Emergency ResponseLive in Your Home Safer and LongerJohn Weslar 303-805-5979

TransportationLimo - DIA & MoreBob Feder303-343-4747

Window CleaningTwin Pines Window CleaningBob Starr303-329-8205

Window FashionDarnell Designs - Discounted Shades,Draperies & Valances InstalledFree Decorating Consultation.Closet Organization 720-334-6957

Home Decor, Window Fashion, BlindCleaning & Repair, and New Sales754 S. Mobile St., Aurora 80017Terry Gent 303-696-2015

Window Installation andRepairChampion Window Co. of Denver10000 E. 45th Avenue, Denver 80238303-375-0745

Grande Vista, Inc.Windows, Doors & Enclosed Lanais1550 Larimer St., #454, Denver 80202Carlos Perez 303-777-4500

Would you like to see your business or service advertised

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Call 303-364-7485 for more information.

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Office: 303-363-9525Fax: 303-755-4501

WINDSOR INNFor reservations or information call

303-341-7480

HOURSTuesday—Friday

Lunch 11:30 am to 2 pmDinner 4:30 pm to 7 pm

SaturdaysBreakfast

9 am to 11:30 amLunch 11:30 am to 3 pm

SundaysLunch 11 am to 3 pm

Mondays Closed

St. Patrick’s DayFriday, March 14

$11 per personRegular lunch and dinner hours.Reservations Strongly SuggestedMenu: Corned Beef, BangerSausage, Braised Cabbage,

Glazed Baby Carrots, ParsleyNew Potatoes, Mixed Green

Salad, Rolls, Vanilla Ice Cream w/Chocolate Sauce

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Mother’s Day BrunchSunday, May 11

$20 Adults$12 Children (ages 5-11)

Tickets on sale April 1

Easter BrunchSunday, March 23

$18 per adult$11 per child (ages 5-11)

Tickets now on sale.Menu: Omelet Bar, Waffle Bar,

Roast Beef & Ham, ChickenMarsala, Eggs Benedict, MashedPotatoes & Gravy, Sausage and

Bacon, Breakfast Potatoes,Poached Salmon, Fruit Salad,

New Potato & Pea Salad w/ Dill,Waldorf Salad, Tossed Salad,Fresh Baked Rolls, AssortedPastries, Carrot Cake, Asstd

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