1. art and entertainment
2. theatre

Hearing Wellness Checks
and Hearing Screening
A representative from the Hearing Rehab
Center will be available on the 1st Thursday
of every month starting at 10:00am for a
Hearing Wellness Clinic.
Manicures and Hand Massage
Wednesday, February 11th and Saturday,
February 28th. See calendar and sign up
sheets for available times.
The Winslow Community Council
Monthly committee minutes and a list of
committee members are posted on the
bulletin board outside of the Activity Room.
New to The Winslow?
This month’s orientation will take place on
Thursday, February 26th, at 1:00pm.
Food Input Meeting
February’s Food Input Meeting is scheduled
for Tuesday, February 10th, at 1:00pm.
New Resident Ice Cream Social with
Entertainment by The Good News Singers
This event to take place in the Activity Room
on Friday, February 27th, at 1:00pm.
This is a great way to meet the newest
members of The Winslow Family!
Foot Care Nurse’s Clinic at The Winslow
Members of the GOLDEN 90’S CLUB:
Walter Beckley • Jean Blaylock • Lavon Brown
Jeanne Butler • Marabelle Carroll • Nancy Cech
Eleanor Christiansen • Norman Christiansen
Lee Coleman • Peg Donegan • Ella Edgerton
Virginia Febinger • Betty Fischer • Madelyn Green
Pearl Hare • Ski Herrod • Fusaye Honda
Golda Jaspers • Phyllis Jenkins • George Kotsiopulos
Ann Kowardy • Addie Lewis • Ruth Lillestolen
Dottie Miller • Phil O’Neill • Hellen Oxley
Nancy Patton • Augie Pfeiffer • Rusty Ritchie
Laura Rudzinski • Grace Sampley • Maude Usel
Stan Usel • Eleanor Vanderlinde • Nell Van Driel
Ruth Weverstad • Gene Wooldridge
Member of the PLATNIUM 100 CLUB:
Carl Jorgensen • Katy Christopher
Valentine’s Day and February
Celebrations with Lindsay Espinoza
Lindsay Espinosa is a student at Colorado
State University pursuing her Master of
Music Degree in vocal performance.
Lindsay Espinoza will entertain for our
February birthday and Valentines Day
celebrations, these two events will be
celebrated together and wrapped into one
great party! The party starts at 1:30pm
on Friday, February 13th, and will be held
in the Winslow Hall. Be sure to wear red
or pink to be entered in a drawing to win a
lovely Valentine’s-themed prize! Dessert will
be served. Come celebrate!
Several Mondays of every month
(see calendar)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Will He See His Shadow?
Groundhog Day: February 2nd
Will we have six more weeks of winter?
According to folklore, if it is cloudy when
the groundhog emerges from its burrow
on this day, then spring will come early; if
it is sunny, the groundhog will supposedly
see its shadow and retreat back into
its burrow, and the winter weather will
continue for six more weeks.
Welcoming Committee
The welcoming committee will meet
Tuesday, February 17th, at 9:00am in
the Activity Room
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Betty Carden
Feb. 1st
Dona Wick
Feb. 12th
Walter Beckley Feb. 15th
Beth Burke
Feb. 16th
Stan Usel
Feb. 18th
Roslyn Brodsky Feb. 21st
Ragna Amann
Feb. 28th
Eleanor Christiansen Feb. 28th
Guess
?
Who
Can you
guess which
resident
this is?
(6 years old)
The Winslow
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1
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N E W SLETTER
Welcome to The Winslow
We are happy to have you here. We want
you to be as comfortable as possible.
Please let of us know if you need any
information or additional assistance.
The Winslow Team
Jackie Cisco - Manager
Rebecca Godin - Office Manager
Stefanie Merrell - Activity Director
Ruth Davey - Housekeeping/Laundry Supervisor
Jim Arhelger - Chef
Dustin Drieth - Wait Staff Supervisor
Jimmie Whitman - Maintenance Supervisor
OUT AND ABOUT A C T I V I T I E S
PLEASE SIGN UP FOR
ACTIVITIES IN THE
ACTIVITY SIGN-UP
BOOK LOCATED IN
FRONT LOBBY.
THANK YOU!
Please be courteous
regarding activity van
sign ups. Unless you
are ill, please give 48hours notice to cancel
activity reservations
Pringle’s Liquor Store
AND Walgreens Outing
Pringle’s Liquor Store and
Walgreens are located at the intersection
of Taft Hill and Drake. The Winslow takes
monthly trips to the liquor store in order to
provide residents with an opportunity to
purchase personal alcohol. This month’s trip
is scheduled for both Walgreens and Pringles.
Residents will be first taken to Pringles and
then picked up and dropped off at Walgreens
for a quick shopping trip.
Wednesday, February 25th, at 9:00am.
Kings Soopers, Safeway, Wal-Mart
Take a look at the monthly activity calendar.
Weekly trips to Safeway and King Soopers take
place at 9:30am on Monday and Fridays; the
bus goes to Wal-Mart once each month. Sign up
on sheets located in the activity sign-up book.
Ladies Lunch & Shopping:
Rare and Pendleton
Candlelight Dinner Theatre:
(Sign up by Tuesday, February 3rd)
The big hit musical, winner of eight
Tony Awards, that will sweep you
away to 1960s Baltimore where the ’50s are
“so out” and change is in the air. Hairspray is
a blockbuster winner with laughter, romance,
and deliriously tuneful songs. Queen-sized
teen Tracy Turnblad, who has all the right
moves, turns her passion for dancing into
a spot on the local TV dance program.
Transformed into an overnight teen celebrity,
Tracy teaches 1962 Baltimore a thing or two
about integration and fair play. Watch as a
larger-than-life adolescent vanquishes the
reigning princess and her conniving mother,
singing and dancing her way to her true love —
all without mussing her perfectly coiffed hair.
Those who sign up from The Winslow are
scheduled to enjoy lunch and watch Hairspray
at The Candlelight Dinner Playhouse on
Sunday, February 8th, at 12:00pm.
On Thursday, February 12th, at 11:30 am,
the ladies who are signed up will head to Rare
in Old Town Fort Collins. Rare is one of the
newer Old Town restaurants featuring Italianstyle entrees and more. There is an opportunity
to share meals and order half portions at the
restaurant if you don’t want a large meal. After
the meal, we will walk down the block to browse
at Pendleton. Please plan on approximately 3
hours for this outing.
Men’s Lunch: Chili’s
Attention men of The
Winslow! Sign up for
good food and good
conversation. The men
of The Winslow, including Jimmie, our
Maintenance Supervisor, and Dustin Dreith,
Wait Staff Supervisor, will enjoy lunch at Chili’s
off of College Avenue.
The van will leave The Winslow at 11:30am
on Wednesday, February 18th, at 11:30am.
Hope you can join us!
SPECIAL EVENTS
Happy 10-year
Anniversary to
The Winslow!
In September
of 2015, The
Winslow will
turn 10 years
old. In celebration of this milestone, we will
have a special event or activity every month
until September. Please be sure to pay
attention to mailbox notices and read your
newsletter so you don’t miss out on these
special events. This month’s celebration will
be a fun and interactive Winslow-style bingo
game! This activity will take place on Friday,
February 20th, at 1:00pm.
Welcome Spring Semester Interns
Breanna Hernandez and Elsy David
Hello, my name is Breanna
Hernandez! I was born
in Mesa, Arizona but I have
lived in Fort Collins since
I was six years old. I was
raised by my grandparents,
which sparked my interest
in working with older
adults. I am currently a senior at Colorado
State University and I am majoring in Human
Development and Family Studies; minoring
in Gerontology. I am thankful to be apart of
The Winslow family and eager to meet and
learn from everyone!
My name is Elsy David,
I was born in the Central
American country of
Honduras. My family and
I moved to the U.S. when
I was six years old. We
moved to New York then
to Colorado shortly after
9/11. I attended high school, graduating
from Aurora Central High School. I currently
attend Colorado State University where I am
studying Human Development and Family
Studies and minoring in Gerontology. I
will graduate in May of this year. I am very
interested in working with older adults in
the future and hope to gain experience from
interning at The Winslow.
2
Saturday Craft, Game and
Social with Local Families
The Children & Family Council at First United
Methodist Church will join residents of The Winslow
in the Activity Room for their Family Service Day.
Coffee will be served while the group socializes,
plays games, or participates in crafts. There will
be something for everyone! Event to take place on
Saturday, February 7th, at 10:30am.
RED
HATTERS
OUT ING
Winslow Red Hatters Group: Lunch and Laughter
Event - Thursday, February 19th, at 11:30am
“Your sense of humor is one of the most
powerful tools you have to make certain that
your daily mood and emotional state support
good health.” ~ Paul E. McGhee, Ph.D.
This month, the Red Hatters will enjoy their
monthly gathering here at The Winslow with a
special Lunch and Laughter Event. Red Hatter
members will gather in the Activity where
there will enjoy lunch items from 11:30amnoon. Then, at noon, Jill Taylor from the
Aspen Club will be in to lead the members in
a laughter seminar. They say “laughter is the
best medicine” and here’s why…
Humor is infectious. The sound of roaring
laughter is far more contagious than any
cough, sniffle, or sneeze. When laughter is
shared, it binds people together and increases
happiness and intimacy. Laughter also triggers
healthy physical changes in the body. Humor
and laughter strengthen your immune system,
boost your energy, diminish pain, and protect
you from the damaging effects of stress. Best
of all, this priceless medicine is fun, free, and
easy to use.
The Winslow’s Red Hatters Group gathers
once a month for an outing or event; it is a
fun-filled afternoon to say the least. There
is no charge to join the group. The only
requirements are purple clothes, a red hat,
and a desire to have fun. If you would like
to join, or if you have additional questions,
please contact Ruthie.
Come and get to know Breanna and Elsy a
little bit better at Milk and Cookies with Elsy
and Breanna on Thursday, February 5th, at
1:00pm in the Winslow Hall.
Strengthen your Body & Mind at The Winslow
Among other regularly scheduled exercise
classes, here are a few of the exercise
classes The Winslow provides:
• Music and Movement Music and Movement
is an exercise group consisting of gentle range
of motion exercises accompanied by both
live and recorded music. Different musical
themes are chosen for each session. This
group will be led by Heather Fjare, MM, MTBC, who is a board certified Music Therapist.
Heather received her Master’s degree in
Music Therapy from Colorado State University
and has been in private practice for over 10
years. Class will take place on Thursday,
February 26th, at 1:00pm.
• Senior Yoga
Come try this yoga class designed with the
senior body in mind. Yoga is slow moving,
chair and wall assisted, with an emphasis
on deep breathing and slow simple, safe,
yoga-like movements. Class scheduled for
Thursday, February 12th, at 1:30pm.
• Strength Class
A trained professional from Columbine’s
Lifestyle Centre will come to The Winslow to
teach a senior strength class in our Activity
Room. Residents are encouraged to use 1-5
pound weights. Strength Class is scheduled
for Thursday, February 19th, at 1:30pm.
Additional Events to Note
Flower Arranging
Thursday, February
19th, 10:00am
Craft Corner
Wednesday, February
11th, at 9:00am
Making Snack for Social Hour
Thursday, February 12th, at 9:00am
Making Chocolate and Cherries
10:00am, VALENTINE’S DAY
Intro to Wii Bowling
Wednesday, February 18th, at 1:30pm
Book Club
Tuesday, February 24th, at 11:00am
Balance Class
Saturday, February 28th, at 9:30am
Musical Monday:
The Wizard of Oz
Monday, February
9th, at 1:00pm,
Activity Room
1939
103 minutes
There’s no place
like home for
young Dorothy (Judy Garland), who’s been
swept away from her farm in Kansas
to a wonderland of munchkins, flying
monkeys and different-colored horses.
She must follow the Yellow Brick Road to
the all-knowing Wizard of Oz to find her
way home. Along the way, she meets the
Scarecrow (Ray Bolger), the Tin Man (Jack
Haley) and the Cowardly Lion (Bert Lahr),
who help her fend off the Wicked Witch of
the West (Margaret Hamilton).
Video: George
Washington:
Founding Father
Monday, February
16th, at 1:00pm
1994
50 minutes
From his youth of
privilege to his
inauguration as the nation’s first president,
explore George Washington’s remarkable
life in this compelling portrait of a man
who first distinguished himself in the
British forces before creating the army that
would ultimately defeat them. This film is
a stirring look at the American hero who
remains, in the words of Henry Lee: “First
in war, first in peace, first in the hearts of
his countrymen.”
Making Drinks for Bingo
Tuesday, February 24th, at 10:00am in
the Activity Room.
Walker Clinic
Columbine Medical Equipment will send
a representative to The Winslow the first
Monday of every month at 2:00pm to
adjust residents’ walkers as needed.
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909 Centre Avenue • Fort Collins, Colorado 80526 • Phone: 970.492.6200 •
Cooking with Cooper
Facials
Cheese Tasting
and Presentation
Baking Cookies
Back by popular request…Cooper Snook is a
cook in The Winslow kitchen and has worked
at The Winslow in one capacity or another
for a little more than 3 years. Cooper would
love to create another creative and fun dish
with a group of the residents of The Winslow
in a cooking show-type event. Please sign
up for this activity so we can plan the food
amounts properly, as each resident will get a
taste of this homemade treat. Event to take
place on Tuesday, February 3rd, at 1:00pm.
The everythingyou-always-wanted
-to-know-aboutcheese- but-were-afraid-to-ask class.
The Fox and Crow Cheese shop and
Bistro’s owner and Head Cheese Monger,
Tina Mooney, will guide your first cheese
adventure. In this class you’ll taste, listen,
and ask your way through the basics of
what cheese is, how and where it’s made,
and how it’s classified. Above all, you’ll learn
key tasting skills that will enhance your
appreciation of cheese for the rest of your
life. In cheese, as in life, a little knowledge
goes a long way.
4
The Presentation will cover:
Cheesy History
1. Myth Vs Fact
Classification of Cheeses and How
to taste
1. Seven classes of cheese AND how
they’re made…
• Fresh Cheeses
• Soft Bloomy Rind
• Soft Washed Rind
• Hard Aged Cheeses
• Blue veined Cheeses
• Processed Cheeses
Each participant will receive 1-2oz of each
class of cheese, crackers, and a take
home tasting wheel. Must sign up to attend
as the size of the class is limited. Event to take
place on Tuesday, February 24th, at 1:00pm
You may merely enjoy the pampering and
relaxation you feel when receiving a facial
treatment, but there are a multitude of other
benefits that offer you and your skin health
and wellness, according to BeauticiansOnNet.
com. Facials cleanse the skin, increase
circulation, provide emotional benefits,
and decrease signs of aging. So, whatever
your reason, sign up to make and apply a
homemade facial to your skin and enjoy the
benefits! We will gather in the Activity Room
on Friday, February 6th, at 1pm for this
activity. Please sign up to attend.
There’s nothing like the smell of homemade
cookies baking! Join Stefanie in the
Activity Room on Tuesday, February 10th,
at 10:30am to make a batch of yummy
cookies. The cookies will be available for
others to enjoy at the Resident and Food
Input Meeting later in the day.
Dinner Daiquiris
Hannah Zieler, Activity Assistant, will
be passing out both alcoholic and nonalcoholic strawberry daiquiris before and
during dinner service on Wednesday,
February 25th, at 4:00pm.
The Winslow Health Fair
Thursday, February 26th
9:30am-11:30am
Winslow Hall
Some organizations that will have a booth
at The Winslow’s Health Fair include:
Columbine’s Market Centre
Medical Equipment and Supplies
Columbine’s BLOOM at Home
Columbine’s Lifestyle Centre
Columbine Poudre Home Care
Aspen Club
Diane Horak-Fort Collins Senior Center’s Health
and Wellness Program Manager
A representative from “Larimer County for Age
Friendly Communities”
Pathways Hospice
Hearing Rehab Center
Eyecare Associates
Ensight Skills Center
Mardi Gras Donut Social
Mardi Gras, also Fat Tuesday in English,
refers to events of the Carnival celebrations,
beginning on or after the Epiphany or King’s
Day and culminating on the day before Ash
Wednesday. Mardi Gras is French for “Fat
Tuesday”, reflecting the practice of the last
night of eating richer, fatty foods before the
ritual fasting of the Lenten season.
The traditional colors of New Orleans’ Mardi
Gras are purple, green, and gold. All three
colors were used by the Catholic Church
throughout history and thus continued to be
used in relation to Mardi Gras, which was
Catholic in origin.
The Winslow will enjoy traditional Mardi Gras
colored donuts on Tuesday, February 17th, at
1:00pm in the Activity Room.
Super Bowl XLIX
Party and Game
Let’s hope for
a good game as
the New England
Patriots take on
the Seattle Seahawks for Super Bowl XLVIIII
on Sunday, February 1st, at 4:30pm. The
game will be aired in the Activity Room. The
party will offer drinks (including beer), Super
Bowl-type food, a big screen, and all of the
elements for a fun time!
Did you take part in The Winslow’s Super
Bowl Pool? The scores will be written down
at the end of each quarter and prizes will be
awarded to the winners! You don’t have to be
present to win, but you do have to be a part
of the pool to win, so good luck to all who
participated in this fun and friendly pool!
A Visit to Tell Others About
Thursday, February 5th, at 10:30am
An aspiring writer whose works of fiction
never captured the reading public’s
fancy nevertheless wrote and published
voluminously. Bayard Taylor traveled the world
and Horace Greeley published his descriptive
tales of people and place. In the summer
of 1866, the young Territory of Colorado
became Taylor’s next destination; and for three
months his journey across plains, foothills, and
mountains captured the American imagination.
www.columbinehealth.com
Kevin Cook Presents: Writing Colorado Series
Writing Colorado, a year-long series, features
twelve writers whose books reveal the
essential character of this state we call
home. Colorado’s landscapes and lifescapes
inspired many writers in the last two and a
half centuries. Some just passed through;
some came and stayed; some did not become
writers until they lived here a while. Their
words, living long after they disappear, yet
speak of yesterday’s Colorado that we might
more clearly understand the Colorado of today.
If you would like to pre-read the books Kevin
Cook will be describing and discussing, here
a complete list of the featured books for the
2015 discussions:
Featured Writers and Books
February
Bayard Taylor
Colorado: A Summer Trip
1866
March
Wallace Stegner
Beyond the Hundredth Meridian
1954
April
Isabella Bird
A Lady’s Life in the Rocky Mountains 1879
May
Enos Mills
Wild Life on the Rockies
1909
June
Hal Borland
Country Editor’s Boy
1970
July
Edwin Way Teale
Journey into Summer
1960
August
Ann Zwinger
Beyond the Aspen Grove
1970
September
C.F. Mutel & John Emerick
From Grassland to Glacier
1984
October
Wintergreen
Robert Michael Pyle
1987
November
Howard Ensign Evans
A Naturalist’s Years in the Rocky Mountains
001 2
December
Joyce Gellhorn
Song of the Alpine
2002
3
909 Centre Avenue • Fort Collins, Colorado 80526 • Phone: 970.492.6200 •
Cooking with Cooper
Facials
Cheese Tasting
and Presentation
Baking Cookies
Back by popular request…Cooper Snook is a
cook in The Winslow kitchen and has worked
at The Winslow in one capacity or another
for a little more than 3 years. Cooper would
love to create another creative and fun dish
with a group of the residents of The Winslow
in a cooking show-type event. Please sign
up for this activity so we can plan the food
amounts properly, as each resident will get a
taste of this homemade treat. Event to take
place on Tuesday, February 3rd, at 1:00pm.
The everythingyou-always-wanted
-to-know-aboutcheese- but-were-afraid-to-ask class.
The Fox and Crow Cheese shop and
Bistro’s owner and Head Cheese Monger,
Tina Mooney, will guide your first cheese
adventure. In this class you’ll taste, listen,
and ask your way through the basics of
what cheese is, how and where it’s made,
and how it’s classified. Above all, you’ll learn
key tasting skills that will enhance your
appreciation of cheese for the rest of your
life. In cheese, as in life, a little knowledge
goes a long way.
4
The Presentation will cover:
Cheesy History
1. Myth Vs Fact
Classification of Cheeses and How
to taste
1. Seven classes of cheese AND how
they’re made…
• Fresh Cheeses
• Soft Bloomy Rind
• Soft Washed Rind
• Hard Aged Cheeses
• Blue veined Cheeses
• Processed Cheeses
Each participant will receive 1-2oz of each
class of cheese, crackers, and a take
home tasting wheel. Must sign up to attend
as the size of the class is limited. Event to take
place on Tuesday, February 24th, at 1:00pm
You may merely enjoy the pampering and
relaxation you feel when receiving a facial
treatment, but there are a multitude of other
benefits that offer you and your skin health
and wellness, according to BeauticiansOnNet.
com. Facials cleanse the skin, increase
circulation, provide emotional benefits,
and decrease signs of aging. So, whatever
your reason, sign up to make and apply a
homemade facial to your skin and enjoy the
benefits! We will gather in the Activity Room
on Friday, February 6th, at 1pm for this
activity. Please sign up to attend.
There’s nothing like the smell of homemade
cookies baking! Join Stefanie in the
Activity Room on Tuesday, February 10th,
at 10:30am to make a batch of yummy
cookies. The cookies will be available for
others to enjoy at the Resident and Food
Input Meeting later in the day.
Dinner Daiquiris
Hannah Zieler, Activity Assistant, will
be passing out both alcoholic and nonalcoholic strawberry daiquiris before and
during dinner service on Wednesday,
February 25th, at 4:00pm.
The Winslow Health Fair
Thursday, February 26th
9:30am-11:30am
Winslow Hall
Some organizations that will have a booth
at The Winslow’s Health Fair include:
Columbine’s Market Centre
Medical Equipment and Supplies
Columbine’s BLOOM at Home
Columbine’s Lifestyle Centre
Columbine Poudre Home Care
Aspen Club
Diane Horak-Fort Collins Senior Center’s Health
and Wellness Program Manager
A representative from “Larimer County for Age
Friendly Communities”
Pathways Hospice
Hearing Rehab Center
Eyecare Associates
Ensight Skills Center
Mardi Gras Donut Social
Mardi Gras, also Fat Tuesday in English,
refers to events of the Carnival celebrations,
beginning on or after the Epiphany or King’s
Day and culminating on the day before Ash
Wednesday. Mardi Gras is French for “Fat
Tuesday”, reflecting the practice of the last
night of eating richer, fatty foods before the
ritual fasting of the Lenten season.
The traditional colors of New Orleans’ Mardi
Gras are purple, green, and gold. All three
colors were used by the Catholic Church
throughout history and thus continued to be
used in relation to Mardi Gras, which was
Catholic in origin.
The Winslow will enjoy traditional Mardi Gras
colored donuts on Tuesday, February 17th, at
1:00pm in the Activity Room.
Super Bowl XLIX
Party and Game
Let’s hope for
a good game as
the New England
Patriots take on
the Seattle Seahawks for Super Bowl XLVIIII
on Sunday, February 1st, at 4:30pm. The
game will be aired in the Activity Room. The
party will offer drinks (including beer), Super
Bowl-type food, a big screen, and all of the
elements for a fun time!
Did you take part in The Winslow’s Super
Bowl Pool? The scores will be written down
at the end of each quarter and prizes will be
awarded to the winners! You don’t have to be
present to win, but you do have to be a part
of the pool to win, so good luck to all who
participated in this fun and friendly pool!
A Visit to Tell Others About
Thursday, February 5th, at 10:30am
An aspiring writer whose works of fiction
never captured the reading public’s
fancy nevertheless wrote and published
voluminously. Bayard Taylor traveled the world
and Horace Greeley published his descriptive
tales of people and place. In the summer
of 1866, the young Territory of Colorado
became Taylor’s next destination; and for three
months his journey across plains, foothills, and
mountains captured the American imagination.
www.columbinehealth.com
Kevin Cook Presents: Writing Colorado Series
Writing Colorado, a year-long series, features
twelve writers whose books reveal the
essential character of this state we call
home. Colorado’s landscapes and lifescapes
inspired many writers in the last two and a
half centuries. Some just passed through;
some came and stayed; some did not become
writers until they lived here a while. Their
words, living long after they disappear, yet
speak of yesterday’s Colorado that we might
more clearly understand the Colorado of today.
If you would like to pre-read the books Kevin
Cook will be describing and discussing, here
a complete list of the featured books for the
2015 discussions:
Featured Writers and Books
February
Bayard Taylor
Colorado: A Summer Trip
1866
March
Wallace Stegner
Beyond the Hundredth Meridian
1954
April
Isabella Bird
A Lady’s Life in the Rocky Mountains 1879
May
Enos Mills
Wild Life on the Rockies
1909
June
Hal Borland
Country Editor’s Boy
1970
July
Edwin Way Teale
Journey into Summer
1960
August
Ann Zwinger
Beyond the Aspen Grove
1970
September
C.F. Mutel & John Emerick
From Grassland to Glacier
1984
October
Wintergreen
Robert Michael Pyle
1987
November
Howard Ensign Evans
A Naturalist’s Years in the Rocky Mountains
001 2
December
Joyce Gellhorn
Song of the Alpine
2002
3
SPECIAL EVENTS
Happy 10-year
Anniversary to
The Winslow!
In September
of 2015, The
Winslow will
turn 10 years
old. In celebration of this milestone, we will
have a special event or activity every month
until September. Please be sure to pay
attention to mailbox notices and read your
newsletter so you don’t miss out on these
special events. This month’s celebration will
be a fun and interactive Winslow-style bingo
game! This activity will take place on Friday,
February 20th, at 1:00pm.
Welcome Spring Semester Interns
Breanna Hernandez and Elsy David
Hello, my name is Breanna
Hernandez! I was born
in Mesa, Arizona but I have
lived in Fort Collins since
I was six years old. I was
raised by my grandparents,
which sparked my interest
in working with older
adults. I am currently a senior at Colorado
State University and I am majoring in Human
Development and Family Studies; minoring
in Gerontology. I am thankful to be apart of
The Winslow family and eager to meet and
learn from everyone!
My name is Elsy David,
I was born in the Central
American country of
Honduras. My family and
I moved to the U.S. when
I was six years old. We
moved to New York then
to Colorado shortly after
9/11. I attended high school, graduating
from Aurora Central High School. I currently
attend Colorado State University where I am
studying Human Development and Family
Studies and minoring in Gerontology. I
will graduate in May of this year. I am very
interested in working with older adults in
the future and hope to gain experience from
interning at The Winslow.
2
Saturday Craft, Game and
Social with Local Families
The Children & Family Council at First United
Methodist Church will join residents of The Winslow
in the Activity Room for their Family Service Day.
Coffee will be served while the group socializes,
plays games, or participates in crafts. There will
be something for everyone! Event to take place on
Saturday, February 7th, at 10:30am.
RED
HATTERS
OUT ING
Winslow Red Hatters Group: Lunch and Laughter
Event - Thursday, February 19th, at 11:30am
“Your sense of humor is one of the most
powerful tools you have to make certain that
your daily mood and emotional state support
good health.” ~ Paul E. McGhee, Ph.D.
This month, the Red Hatters will enjoy their
monthly gathering here at The Winslow with a
special Lunch and Laughter Event. Red Hatter
members will gather in the Activity where
there will enjoy lunch items from 11:30amnoon. Then, at noon, Jill Taylor from the
Aspen Club will be in to lead the members in
a laughter seminar. They say “laughter is the
best medicine” and here’s why…
Humor is infectious. The sound of roaring
laughter is far more contagious than any
cough, sniffle, or sneeze. When laughter is
shared, it binds people together and increases
happiness and intimacy. Laughter also triggers
healthy physical changes in the body. Humor
and laughter strengthen your immune system,
boost your energy, diminish pain, and protect
you from the damaging effects of stress. Best
of all, this priceless medicine is fun, free, and
easy to use.
The Winslow’s Red Hatters Group gathers
once a month for an outing or event; it is a
fun-filled afternoon to say the least. There
is no charge to join the group. The only
requirements are purple clothes, a red hat,
and a desire to have fun. If you would like
to join, or if you have additional questions,
please contact Ruthie.
Come and get to know Breanna and Elsy a
little bit better at Milk and Cookies with Elsy
and Breanna on Thursday, February 5th, at
1:00pm in the Winslow Hall.
Strengthen your Body & Mind at The Winslow
Among other regularly scheduled exercise
classes, here are a few of the exercise
classes The Winslow provides:
• Music and Movement Music and Movement
is an exercise group consisting of gentle range
of motion exercises accompanied by both
live and recorded music. Different musical
themes are chosen for each session. This
group will be led by Heather Fjare, MM, MTBC, who is a board certified Music Therapist.
Heather received her Master’s degree in
Music Therapy from Colorado State University
and has been in private practice for over 10
years. Class will take place on Thursday,
February 26th, at 1:00pm.
• Senior Yoga
Come try this yoga class designed with the
senior body in mind. Yoga is slow moving,
chair and wall assisted, with an emphasis
on deep breathing and slow simple, safe,
yoga-like movements. Class scheduled for
Thursday, February 12th, at 1:30pm.
• Strength Class
A trained professional from Columbine’s
Lifestyle Centre will come to The Winslow to
teach a senior strength class in our Activity
Room. Residents are encouraged to use 1-5
pound weights. Strength Class is scheduled
for Thursday, February 19th, at 1:30pm.
Additional Events to Note
Flower Arranging
Thursday, February
19th, 10:00am
Craft Corner
Wednesday, February
11th, at 9:00am
Making Snack for Social Hour
Thursday, February 12th, at 9:00am
Making Chocolate and Cherries
10:00am, VALENTINE’S DAY
Intro to Wii Bowling
Wednesday, February 18th, at 1:30pm
Book Club
Tuesday, February 24th, at 11:00am
Balance Class
Saturday, February 28th, at 9:30am
Musical Monday:
The Wizard of Oz
Monday, February
9th, at 1:00pm,
Activity Room
1939
103 minutes
There’s no place
like home for
young Dorothy (Judy Garland), who’s been
swept away from her farm in Kansas
to a wonderland of munchkins, flying
monkeys and different-colored horses.
She must follow the Yellow Brick Road to
the all-knowing Wizard of Oz to find her
way home. Along the way, she meets the
Scarecrow (Ray Bolger), the Tin Man (Jack
Haley) and the Cowardly Lion (Bert Lahr),
who help her fend off the Wicked Witch of
the West (Margaret Hamilton).
Video: George
Washington:
Founding Father
Monday, February
16th, at 1:00pm
1994
50 minutes
From his youth of
privilege to his
inauguration as the nation’s first president,
explore George Washington’s remarkable
life in this compelling portrait of a man
who first distinguished himself in the
British forces before creating the army that
would ultimately defeat them. This film is
a stirring look at the American hero who
remains, in the words of Henry Lee: “First
in war, first in peace, first in the hearts of
his countrymen.”
Making Drinks for Bingo
Tuesday, February 24th, at 10:00am in
the Activity Room.
Walker Clinic
Columbine Medical Equipment will send
a representative to The Winslow the first
Monday of every month at 2:00pm to
adjust residents’ walkers as needed.
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Hearing Wellness Checks
and Hearing Screening
A representative from the Hearing Rehab
Center will be available on the 1st Thursday
of every month starting at 10:00am for a
Hearing Wellness Clinic.
Manicures and Hand Massage
Wednesday, February 11th and Saturday,
February 28th. See calendar and sign up
sheets for available times.
The Winslow Community Council
Monthly committee minutes and a list of
committee members are posted on the
bulletin board outside of the Activity Room.
New to The Winslow?
This month’s orientation will take place on
Thursday, February 26th, at 1:00pm.
Food Input Meeting
February’s Food Input Meeting is scheduled
for Tuesday, February 10th, at 1:00pm.
New Resident Ice Cream Social with
Entertainment by The Good News Singers
This event to take place in the Activity Room
on Friday, February 27th, at 1:00pm.
This is a great way to meet the newest
members of The Winslow Family!
Foot Care Nurse’s Clinic at The Winslow
Members of the GOLDEN 90’S CLUB:
Walter Beckley • Jean Blaylock • Lavon Brown
Jeanne Butler • Marabelle Carroll • Nancy Cech
Eleanor Christiansen • Norman Christiansen
Lee Coleman • Peg Donegan • Ella Edgerton
Virginia Febinger • Betty Fischer • Madelyn Green
Pearl Hare • Ski Herrod • Fusaye Honda
Golda Jaspers • Phyllis Jenkins • George Kotsiopulos
Ann Kowardy • Addie Lewis • Ruth Lillestolen
Dottie Miller • Phil O’Neill • Hellen Oxley
Nancy Patton • Augie Pfeiffer • Rusty Ritchie
Laura Rudzinski • Grace Sampley • Maude Usel
Stan Usel • Eleanor Vanderlinde • Nell Van Driel
Ruth Weverstad • Gene Wooldridge
Member of the PLATNIUM 100 CLUB:
Carl Jorgensen • Katy Christopher
Valentine’s Day and February
Celebrations with Lindsay Espinoza
Lindsay Espinosa is a student at Colorado
State University pursuing her Master of
Music Degree in vocal performance.
Lindsay Espinoza will entertain for our
February birthday and Valentines Day
celebrations, these two events will be
celebrated together and wrapped into one
great party! The party starts at 1:30pm
on Friday, February 13th, and will be held
in the Winslow Hall. Be sure to wear red
or pink to be entered in a drawing to win a
lovely Valentine’s-themed prize! Dessert will
be served. Come celebrate!
Several Mondays of every month
(see calendar)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Will He See His Shadow?
Groundhog Day: February 2nd
Will we have six more weeks of winter?
According to folklore, if it is cloudy when
the groundhog emerges from its burrow
on this day, then spring will come early; if
it is sunny, the groundhog will supposedly
see its shadow and retreat back into
its burrow, and the winter weather will
continue for six more weeks.
Welcoming Committee
The welcoming committee will meet
Tuesday, February 17th, at 9:00am in
the Activity Room
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Betty Carden
Feb. 1st
Dona Wick
Feb. 12th
Walter Beckley Feb. 15th
Beth Burke
Feb. 16th
Stan Usel
Feb. 18th
Roslyn Brodsky Feb. 21st
Ragna Amann
Feb. 28th
Eleanor Christiansen Feb. 28th
Guess
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Who
Can you
guess which
resident
this is?
(6 years old)
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Welcome to The Winslow
We are happy to have you here. We want
you to be as comfortable as possible.
Please let of us know if you need any
information or additional assistance.
The Winslow Team
Jackie Cisco - Manager
Rebecca Godin - Office Manager
Stefanie Merrell - Activity Director
Ruth Davey - Housekeeping/Laundry Supervisor
Jim Arhelger - Chef
Dustin Drieth - Wait Staff Supervisor
Jimmie Whitman - Maintenance Supervisor
OUT AND ABOUT A C T I V I T I E S
PLEASE SIGN UP FOR
ACTIVITIES IN THE
ACTIVITY SIGN-UP
BOOK LOCATED IN
FRONT LOBBY.
THANK YOU!
Please be courteous
regarding activity van
sign ups. Unless you
are ill, please give 48hours notice to cancel
activity reservations
Pringle’s Liquor Store
AND Walgreens Outing
Pringle’s Liquor Store and
Walgreens are located at the intersection
of Taft Hill and Drake. The Winslow takes
monthly trips to the liquor store in order to
provide residents with an opportunity to
purchase personal alcohol. This month’s trip
is scheduled for both Walgreens and Pringles.
Residents will be first taken to Pringles and
then picked up and dropped off at Walgreens
for a quick shopping trip.
Wednesday, February 25th, at 9:00am.
Kings Soopers, Safeway, Wal-Mart
Take a look at the monthly activity calendar.
Weekly trips to Safeway and King Soopers take
place at 9:30am on Monday and Fridays; the
bus goes to Wal-Mart once each month. Sign up
on sheets located in the activity sign-up book.
Ladies Lunch & Shopping:
Rare and Pendleton
Candlelight Dinner Theatre:
(Sign up by Tuesday, February 3rd)
The big hit musical, winner of eight
Tony Awards, that will sweep you
away to 1960s Baltimore where the ’50s are
“so out” and change is in the air. Hairspray is
a blockbuster winner with laughter, romance,
and deliriously tuneful songs. Queen-sized
teen Tracy Turnblad, who has all the right
moves, turns her passion for dancing into
a spot on the local TV dance program.
Transformed into an overnight teen celebrity,
Tracy teaches 1962 Baltimore a thing or two
about integration and fair play. Watch as a
larger-than-life adolescent vanquishes the
reigning princess and her conniving mother,
singing and dancing her way to her true love —
all without mussing her perfectly coiffed hair.
Those who sign up from The Winslow are
scheduled to enjoy lunch and watch Hairspray
at The Candlelight Dinner Playhouse on
Sunday, February 8th, at 12:00pm.
On Thursday, February 12th, at 11:30 am,
the ladies who are signed up will head to Rare
in Old Town Fort Collins. Rare is one of the
newer Old Town restaurants featuring Italianstyle entrees and more. There is an opportunity
to share meals and order half portions at the
restaurant if you don’t want a large meal. After
the meal, we will walk down the block to browse
at Pendleton. Please plan on approximately 3
hours for this outing.
Men’s Lunch: Chili’s
Attention men of The
Winslow! Sign up for
good food and good
conversation. The men
of The Winslow, including Jimmie, our
Maintenance Supervisor, and Dustin Dreith,
Wait Staff Supervisor, will enjoy lunch at Chili’s
off of College Avenue.
The van will leave The Winslow at 11:30am
on Wednesday, February 18th, at 11:30am.
Hope you can join us!
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Super Bowl Sunday
3:30 PM Rummikub
4:00 PM Super Bowl Party
Ground HoG day
9:00 AM - 3:45 PM Foot Care Clinic
9:30 AM *Safeway Run
10:00 AM Communion (Catholic)
11:15 AM Move and Stretch
1:00 PM Penny Poker
2:00 PM Walker Clinic
2:30 PM Pool Game
3:00 PM Kings Corners
6:30 PM Card Game Night
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12:00 PM *Candlelight Dinner
Theatre: Hairspray
3:30 PM Rummikub
6:30 PM Movie: The Grand
Budapest Hotel
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3:30 PM Rummikub
6:00pm Warm Towel Wraps
and Hand Massages
by the Fireplace
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3:30 PM Rummikub
6:30 PM Movie: Giant (Part II)
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Monday
Tuesday
9:30 AM Thera Band
10:30 AM Brain Aerobics
1:00 PM Cooking with Cooper
3:00 PM Bingo
6:30 PM Kings Corners
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Wednesday
10:00 AM BINGO
11:15 AM Move and Stretch
1:00 PM Bridge Club
1:00 PM Penny Poker
2:15 PM Wii Bowling
2:30 PM Pool Game
6:30 PM Kings Corners
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9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Computer Help 9:00 AM Crafts
9:30 AM *Safeway Run
with Gary Roerig
10:00 AM Communion (Catholic)
10:00 AM BINGO
9:00 AM Communion
11:15 AM Move and Stretch
11:15 AM Move and Stretch
(Non-Denominational)
1:00 PM Penny Poker
1:00 PM Manicures and
9:30 AM Thera Band
Hand Massages
10:30 AM Baking Cookies
1:00 PM Musical Monday: The
10:30 AM Schwan’s for sale
Wizard of Oz
1:00 PM Bridge Club
1:00
PM
Resident
and
Food
2:30 PM Pool Game
1:00 PM Penny Poker
Input Meeting
3:00 PM Kings Corners
2:15 PM Wii Bowling
3:00 PM Bingo
3:00 PM Library Cart
2:30 PM Pool Game
6:30 PM Kings Corners
6:30 PM Card Game Night
6:30 PM Kings Corners
16 PrESIdEnT'S day
17 Mardi Gras
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9:00 AM - 3:45 PM Foot Care Clinic 9:00 AM Welcome Committee
10:00 AM BINGO
9:30 AM *Wal-Mart Run
11:15 AM Move and Stretch
9:30 AM Thera Band
10:00 AM Communion (Catholic)
11:30 AM *Men’s Lunch: Chili’s
11:15 AM Move and Stretch
10:30 AM Brain Aerobics
1:00 PM Bridge Club
1:00 PM Video: George
1:00 PM Penny Poker
1:00
PM
Mardi
Gras
Donut
Social
Washington, Founding Father
1:30 PM Intro to Wii Bowling
3:00 PM Bingo
1:00 PM Penny Poker
2:15 PM Wii Bowling
2:30 PM Pool Game
6:30 PM Kings Corners
2:30 PM Pool Game
3:00 PM Kings Corners
6:30 PM Kings Corners
6:30 PM Card Game Night
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9:00 AM - 3:45 PM Foot Care Clinic 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Computer Help
with Gary Roerig
9:30 AM *Safeway Run
9:30 AM Thera Band
10:00 AM Making a Drink
10:00 AM Communion (Catholic)
for Bingo
11:15 AM Move and Stretch
10:30 AM Schwan’s for sale
1:00 PM Penny Poker
11:00 AM Book Club
1:00 PM Cheese Tasting
2:30 PM Pool Game
and Presentation
3:00 PM Kings Corners
3:00 PM Bingo
6:30 PM Card Game Night
6:30 PM Kings Corners
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9:00 AM *Pringles Liquor Store
and Walgreens
10:00 AM BINGO
11:15 AM Move and Stretch
1:00 PM Bridge Club
1:00 PM Penny Poker
2:15 PM Wii Bowling
2:30 PM Pool Game
4:00 PM Dinner Daiquiris
6:30 PM Kings Corners
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Thursday
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Laundry Service Available
(Sign up in Activity Book)
9:00 AM Blood Pressure Checks
10:00 AM Hearing Wellness
Checks and Hearing Screening
10:05 AM *Lifestyle Centre
10:30 AM Kevin Cook Presents:
Colorado, A Summer Trip
1:00 PM Milk and Cookies with Elsy
and Breanna (Stefanie’s Interns)
3:00 PM Bingo
4:00 PM Social Hour
6:30 PM Bible Study
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(Sign up in Activity Book)
9:00 AM Making Snack
for Social Hour
10:00 AM The Winslow
Community Council
10:05 AM *Lifestyle Centre
11:30 AM *Ladies Lunch and
Shopping: Rare and Pendleton
1:30 PM Senior Yoga
3:00 PM Bingo
4:00 PM Social Hour
6:30 PM Bible Study
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(Sign up in Activity Book)
9:00 AM Blood Pressure Checks
10:00 AM Flower Arranging
10:05 AM *Lifestyle Centre
11:30 AM Red Hatter’s Lunch
and Laughter Event
1:30 PM Strength Class
3:00 PM Bingo
4:00 PM Social Hour
6:30 PM Bible Study
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Laundry Service Available
(Sign up in Activity Book)
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM The Winslow
Health Fair
10:05 AM *Lifestyle Centre
1:00 PM New Resident Orientation
1:00 PM Music & Movement
3:00 PM Bingo
4:00 PM Social Hour
6:30 PM Bible Study
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Friday
9:30 AM *King Soopers Run
11:15 AM Move and Stretch
1:00 PM Self Facials
2:15 PM Wii Bowling
2:30 PM Pool Game
6:30 PM Card Game Night
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Saturday
9:30 AM Move & Stretch
10:00 AM Scrabble
10:30 AM Crafts, Games, and
Treats with First United
Methodist Church Families
1:00 PM Kings Corners
2:00 PM Card Game Time
6:30 PM Movie: As it is in Heavan
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VaLEnTInE'S day
9:30 AM *King Soopers Run
9:30 AM Move & Stretch
11:15 AM Move and Stretch
10:00 AM Chocolate and Cherries
1:00 PM Sewing Lady Available
10:00 AM Scrabble
1:30 PM Valentines Day Party and 1:00 PM Kings Corners
February Celebrations
2:00 PM Card Game Time
2:15 PM Wii Bowling
6:30 PM Movie: Valentine’s Day
2:30 PM Pool Game
6:30 PM Pub Night
9:30 AM *King Soopers Run
11:15 AM Move and Stretch
1:00 PM Celebrating The
Winslow:BINGO
2:15 PM Wii Bowling
2:30 PM Pool Game
6:30 PM Card Game Night
9:30 AM *King Soopers Run
11:15 AM Move and Stretch
1:00 PM The Good News
Singers and New Resident
Ice Cream Social
1:00 PM Sewing Lady Available
2:15 PM Wii Bowling
2:30 PM Pool Game
6:30 PM Pub Night
9:30 AM Move & Stretch Video
10:00 AM Scrabble
1:00 PM Kings Corners
2:00 PM Card Game Time
6:30 PM Movie: Giant (Part I)
9:30 AM Balance Class
10:00 AM Manicures and
Hand Massages
10:00 AM Scrabble
1:00 PM Kings Corners
2:00 PM Card Game Time
6:30 PM Movie: The End