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Voyager Compass 2 April 2014

FFAITHAITH MMATTERSATTERS Passionate and the Passion The word passionate can mean many things to many people. To some it means involvement in a relationship. To others it may be someone who is totally devoted to a cause or a sport. I know some people here in the park who are passionate about pickleball. They are on the court at every opportunity, they watch others play when they can’t, and their conversation is almost always turned to pickleball. Perhaps the best example of a passionate person was the late songwriter Irving Berlin. He wrote many of the time-tested popular songs, and he was totally involved with his songwriting. His friends had a standing wager. They had something similar to the office pool where everyone would chip in and place bets on football games or some other thing. The bet was “Guess how soon it will be before Irving starts talking about his new project?” The bets were in 30-second increments ranging from two minutes up to about 10 minutes. The usual winners ranged right around five minutes, because Irving Berlin was so passionate about songwriting, he was eager to tell everybody about it. Suppose that you know a person who was totally passionate about love. Not just any kind of love, but a love that was so deep and so powerful that everything he did, everything he said, the way he lived, and the way he died, was aimed at spreading that love. You do know such a person, and his message is about the love of God. Remember John 3:16: “God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son that whoever believed in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” Now, that is passion. This year, Christians all around the world will celebrate Easter on April 20. It is a celebration of life and of love— so deep and wide that not even death could contain it. It is interesting to note that the story of Jesus’s trial and crucifixion is known as the Passion of Christ. I, for one, am glad that God loves me enough to give His own son for the love of the world, because that includes me. By the way, Easter love includes you, too, if you let it. Grace and Peace, Ray W. Burgess, Chaplain

INTERDENOMINATIONAL HOLY WEEK SERVICES Everyone is welcome! Chaplain Ray Burgess

Maundy Thursday April 17th

7:00PM in the Ballroom

Good Friday April 18th

12:00PM in the Catalina Room

Easter Sunday April 20th

9:40AM in the Ballroom

Summer Chapel Sundays at 9:00-10:00 a.m.

Services in the Ballroom beginning April 27th Services are interdenominational • Everyone is welcome! Choir practices are held from 3:00-4:00 p.m. in the Catalina Room


Volume 19 Issue 7 April 2014 The Compass is a publication of Voyager Resort and is circulated to residents monthly during the season. It is intended to inform residents of planned activities, classes, and entertainment and to provide Voyager news and information. Submissions by residents are welcome. The editor reserves the right to choose from and edit submissions for content, style, and length. Updates are printed in the weekly Compass Points.

Activity Office phone 574-6100 or 574-6101 Activity Director: Debby Mitchell Compass Editor: Elizabeth Reid

Activity Assistants: Marla Clark, Adrienne Montgomery, Pam Stone, Jane Sumner, and Jim Wheeler

Compass Points Deadline : Each weekly issue – Wednesday at noon E-mail submissions to [email protected]

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MAIL SERVICE CENTER #5310

8:00 AM - 1:00 PM Monday - Friday

VOYAGER BAR & GRILL #5800 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM Sunday - Wednesday 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM Thursday - Saturday

VOYAGER MARKET/GIFT SHOP #5800

7:00 AM - 8:00 PM 7 days a week

VOYAGER GOLF COURSE #5700 Open Sunrise to Sunset

VOYAGER HOME SALES CENTER #6000 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Monday - Friday [email protected]

DESERT CLIPPER BEAUTY & BARBER SHOP #5600

9:00 AM - Until last appointment Monday - Friday Walk-ins welcome • Call for an appointment

EXCEL PHYSICAL THERAPY #440-7860

7th Street #202 Monday - Friday Call for an appointment

HUGHES FEDERAL CREDIT UNION #794-8341

8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Monday - Friday On-Line Banking Night Deposit

www.hughesfcu.org

JOURNEYS HEALTH CLINIC #6046 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Tuesday - Thursday Regular hours through the end of April

PEACEFUL SPIRIT MASSAGE THERAPY #320-1953

Located at 5th & Roadrunner Call for an appointment

VELVET BOW PET GROOMERS #5093

Located at 7th & Quail Call for an appointment


Drive safely, wherever you go!

COMING EVENTS

STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE BREAKFAST

Thursday, April 3rd 8:00 a.m. on the Patio

Tickets $4.50 Fresh Strawberries, Biscuits,

Real Whipped Cream, Juice & Coffee

- Table Service Provided -

Reminiscence Dance Friday, April 4th

7:00 p.m. in the Ballroom Tickets $6.00

Voyager’s Voyager’s Own Dance Own Dance

Band!!Band!!

BYOB Sponsored by Voyager Pickleball

Wednesday, April 2nd 7PM in the Ballroom

One of Tucson’s most eclectic vocal cover groups. With live accompaniment, beautiful harmonies and fabulous vocals all put together, make this show a

great one to end the season!

RESERVED SEATING GOLD $14 / SILVER $12 / COPPER $10 If you purchased the Wednesday Night Series Pass, you already have a ticket for this show.

Melodies MelodiesMelodiesMelodies DESERT DESERT

Voyager Show Choir presents

STEPHEN SONDHEIM & COLE PORTER

“On Broadway” Monday, March 31st 7:00 pm in the Ballroom

Featuring many favorite Broadway tunes as… “Send in the Clowns,”

“Into the Woods,” “Being Alive,” “I Love Paris,” “True Love,”

“It’s De-Lovely,” & “Night and Day”

Reserved Seating: Silver $7.00 Copper $6.00


COMING EVENTS

SOUTHWEST REGIONAL NATIVE AMERICAN FLUTE FESTIVAL

SATURDAY, APRIL 5TH 9:30 AM - 6 PM IN THE BALLROOM Voyager’s Native American Flute Circle invites you to drop by and

listen to flute players from throughout Arizona

All Day Performances Flutes for Sale

Flute Swap Workshops

Flute Lessons Vendors with Door Prizes

Native American-Style Flute Raffle Flute Makers

- Free Admission -

Line Dance Party Sunday, April 6th

1:00 PM in the Ballroom $6.00 at the Door

Monday Nite at the Movies 6:30PM in the Ballroom • April 7th

Set up and put away your chairs $1 Donation • All proceeds benefit Journeys Health Clinic


COMING EVENTS

CD VARIETY DANCE WITH DOLORES WARREN

Friday, April 11th at 7:00PM in the Ballroom

Country - Ballroom - Rock’n’Roll - 2-Step Waltz - Fox Trot - Polka - Swing - Line Dance

TICKETS $6.00 TO RESERVE A TABLE, PURCHASE 8 TICKETS

BYOB Sponsored by Voyager Pickleball

TUCSON PASSPORT Explore Southern Arizona and save over $400 with your Tucson Attractions Passport. Over 50 two-for-one offers to top area attractions, including the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum

and Tucson Botanical Gardens, plus discounts toward shopping, museums and more! Now available in the Activity Office — just $18.00!

You’re invited to. . .

Ron’s Dance Party Sunday, April 13th

in the Ballroom Potluck 5 - 6 p.m.

BYOB and bring your own plates/glasses/silverware

Dancing & Music with the

Tucson Twosome 6 - 8 p.m.

Tickets $6.00

You’re invited to. . .

Ron’s Dance Party Sunday, April 13th

in the Ballroom Potluck 5 - 6 p.m.

BYOB and bring your own plates/glasses/silverware

Dancing & Music with the

Tucson Twosome 6 - 8 p.m.

Tickets $6.00 BYOB SPONSORED BY PICKLEBALL

• T I C K E T R E S A L E B O A R D • Have a Voyager entertainment ticket you can’t use? Bought a Wednesday Night or Friday Night Pass and can’t go one night? The Activity Office cannot issue refunds, but you are welcome to post a 3x5 card on the Ticket Resale Board. Include show details, the price you’re asking, and your phone number, and there’s a good chance someone will buy it— these tickets go fast! Want to go to a show that’s sold out? Check the Ticket Resale Board— you might find just what you’re looking for!


COMING EVENTS

Early Bird Café

- featuring -

Mary’s Muffins & Norm’s Coffee

For sale at the Activity Kitchen starting Monday, April 21st

6:00 - 8:00 a.m.

Team Work Mortgage & Insurance DEE or KIM

Insurance Agents

Ph # (480) 635-1101 Toll Free # (888) 700-8331

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Mary’s Spaghetti

Dinner Wednesday, April 16th

in the Ballroom Social Time 5:30PM Dinner at 6:00PM

Reserved Seating by Table

Tickets $9.50 BYO Vino

(Sponsored by Voyager Pickleball)

Spaghetti

with Meat Sauce Tossed Salad, Bread, Spumoni & Iced Tea


COMING EVENTS

REMINDER: If you are a Bay or Cove resident and leaving for the summer, don’t forget to sign

up for Summer Mailing with the Activity Office. Voyager residents — please make sure

Registration has your correct Summer Address.

GOING AWAY PARTY WITH DJ BILL

FRIDAY, APRIL 4TH FROM 7 - 10PM

SHANE STEWART


GOING AWAY PARTY WITH DJ BILL


SHANE STEWART


Easter Ham Dinner Sunday, April 20th

12:00 - 6:00 p.m. $14.95 Adults • $8.95 12 & Under


National Performing Artists Friday Night Shows

SPECIAL EVENTS

Buy Your 2015 Wednesday Night Passes Today! 12 SHOWS JANUARY 7TH THROUGH APRIL 1ST

Reserved Seating : GOLD $196 • SILVER $172 • COPPER $148

Enter your choice of series passes or individual shows on the Reservation Form for March/April 2014 Events & 2015 Voyager Wednesday & Friday Nights

JAN 7th CLASS OF ‘65 Top hits of 1965

FEB 25th TRAVELIN’ MAN Salute to Ricky Nelson & Teen Idols

JAN 14th HOT AUGUST NIGHT Tribute to Neil Diamond

MAR 4th BLUE, BLUES & BOOGIE WOOGIE Songs saluting the color Blue and the Blues & Boogie Woogie style

JAN 21st AMERICAN SONGBOOK SERIES Music of Irving Berlin

MAR 11th LUCK OF THE IRISH Music, dance, and comedy – Irish-style

JAN 28th ABBA-FAB The premiere Abba experience

MAR 18th GOOD ROCKIN’ LIVE Salute to Sun Records (Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis & more)

FEB 4th SOUTHWEST SURFERS Tribute to the Beach Boys

MAR 25th AMERICAN MADE Country gospel quartet – the Presidio Boys

FEB 11th TUMBLIN’ TUMBLEWEEDS Gunfighter ballads and songs of the West

APR 1st ARIZONA SYMPHONIC WINDS Arizona’s premiere community concert band

Blue, Blues

&

Boogie Woogie

Friday, JAN 23rd BEACHFRONT PROPERTY Great California Vocal Group

Friday, FEB 6th JIM VAN SLYKE

Musical Tribute to Neil Sedaka

Performing some of America’s most beloved juke box classics

from the 40s, 50s & 60s

Critically acclaimed, “The Sedaka Show” combines Sedaka favorites,

lost gems & a few surprises


HOURS OF OPERATION:

Open Tuesdays, Wednesdays,

and Thursdays

9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Appointments scheduled by calling #6046

INR CLINIC HOURS: (International Normalized Ratio) Clinic established to

monitor and manage the medication(s) that you take to

prevent blood clots

Tuesdays 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

Thursdays 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. No Appointment Necessary

DR. MARY BETH LOCHNER

Family Nurse Practitioner

Journeys Health Clinic Services

Our clinic offers a wide range of services to

assist you in meeting your healthy living goals.

Just call or come in during clinic hours.

Primary care for chronic disease management

and short-term illnesses and injuries

Routine gynecologic exams

Coumadin monitoring program

Skin cancer screening and skin tag removal

Foot and nail care services

Ear canal cleaning and wax removal

Excel Physical Therapy Paul Wheeler, PT, DPT

Ken Diehl, PT Call 440-7860 Monday - Friday for appt

Clinic located at Space 7-202

Treating Neck, Back and Orthopedic Conditions, Balance Training, Osteoporosis Programs Medicare, Blue Cross/Blue Shield accepted

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETING

Every Tuesday 7:00-8:00 p.m.

in the Health Clinic Call Donna or John at 574-2246

for more information.

Therapeutic Massage Center

call 320-1953 for an appointment

Located at 5th & Roadrunner www.bestmassageintucson.com

Peaceful Spirit

HEALTH NEWS


LET YOURSELF BE HEARD

Think about it. When you are talking to a person with a hearing problem, you both have a communication problem.

By definition, communication involves providing and receiving information. Unfortunately, receiving breaks down all too often among Voyager residents whose hearing has mysteriously slipped away. Quite sadly, approximately 40% of all people age 65 and over suffer a hearing loss. This percentage increases substantially with age.

Not all persons experiencing hearing difficulty are willing to acknowledge it. Seeing an audiologist is highly encouraged. You will not be sorry you gave in.

Put yourself in the shoes of a hard-of-hearing listener. Maybe his word recognition is only at a 50% level. More than likely he has high frequency hearing loss which severely affects the ability to hear higher pitched voices.

“Talkers” can assist the hard-of-hearing “listeners.” There are various ways to reduce the communication problem as well as the inter-personal challenges and frustrations of both parties that go along with hearing loss.

Today’s hearing aids offer dramatic improvement. However, hearing aids are not a panacea. Hearing aids do not return normal hearing. Just because your listener is wearing aids, don’t think his hearing is normal.

Things you can do to help the listener:

Because lip reading is fairly common, all the following should be practiced:

Keep your hands and microphone away from your lips.

Face the listener directly and be at the same level—sit or stand as necessary.

Speak clearly but don’t exaggerate pronunciation.

Be in a well lit area—avoid shadows.

Use facial expressions and hand gestures to give useful clues—show size, point in a direction, etc.

Get the listener’s attention. Tell him what you are going to be talking about before starting and very importantly, let him know if the subject is changing.

Speak in a normal voice without shouting.

Talking somewhat slower will give the listener’s brain slightly more time to process your message.

No-brainers include never talking from another room, not speaking as you walk away and not letting your voice drop at the end of a sentence.

The very hardest thing for a listener to overcome is background noise. Turn the music off. Move to a quieter area if possible. Don’t even attempt to convey important information in a noisy setting.

You may have to re-phrase your sentence. If repeating one time doesn’t help, it is better to use different words to express the same idea.

Confirm the important stuff. When a message is particularly important or you suspect confusion, asking a question to clarify what message was received is okay. However, be careful not to overdo questions. They are important when dates, schedules and directions are involved. Any and all financial matters should be in writing.

Talkers can show concern and consideration in many ways:

When in a group, be sure to include the hearing impaired person when talking. This helps keep him from feeling excluded.

When asking questions at a presentation, stand up so your voice projects well and make a determined effort to be heard.

Presenters should turn the microphone over to those asking questions or at least repeat the question.

Be careful not to create unnecessary loud noises. Many hearing impaired persons hear loud sounds (pans banging, loud music or a grandchild screaming) at a level much louder than a person with normal hearing. Go figure!

Listeners have to assume a major share of the responsibility for better hearing. There are many techniques which can be used, perhaps the subject of a follow-up article. Just a few of the many techniques that could be covered include:

Arrive early to get the best seat possible.

Don’t accept a seat at a restaurant unless all or most of the background noise will be at your back. A booth with high backs is always better than a table in the middle of the room.

Do your own map quest rather than ask directions.

Take a lip (speech) reading class.

When attending a lecture or play, read up on the subject and/or the speaker before hand.

If any or all of the above makes sense, say yes, yes, yes---- You have joined the “Hearing Team.”

NOTE: Voyager management is moving ahead to provide equipment beneficial to those with hearing aids, i.e., the Loop System. Hopefully, management will continue to be responsive to the hearing needs of all residents by providing better sound equipment and hearing environments.

HEALTH FEATURE by Jack Zwicky


Terry Oremland • Frosch Travel 888-682-1548 • www.froschvacations.com HAPPY SPRING!

As many of you are preparing to leave the Old Pueblo for the summer, I’m just a call or email away to plan your next vacation.

Family Reunions, Wedding Anniversary and Birthday Vacations

Oceania Cruises - Pre-paid gratuities and shipboard credit on selected sailings

2015 River Cruises Exclusive savings and early booking promotions on selected AMA Waterways and Uniworld Europe River Cruises

2014/2015 Rose Parade tour is now available for reservations. This is a fabulous tour and you will enjoy the convenience of being picked up right here at the Voyager.

WHY CHOOSE TERRY: Exclusive values ONLY for Voyager residents on

cruises, land tours and more

Customized just for you and your needs

Your reservation monitored for lower rates, upgrade and any itinerary changes

Making sure you purchase the right travel insurance for you

On-site travel desk and in-home appointments for your convenience.

Sign up to receive exclusive savings and last minute deals!

Have a wonderful summer!

Travel Desk in the Registration Lobby (Home appointments available) Tuesdays & Thursdays from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. 888-682-1548 • 520-405-7862 [email protected]

VOYAGER RESORT ON-SITE SERVICES

9:00 a.m. Monday to Friday

Walk-ins welcome • 574-5600

the Desert Clipper Beauty and Barber Shop

Appointments Recommended

End-of-Season Sale! Select Jewelry is now 50% off. New items being added daily. We have

Apparel, Caps, Gift Items and much more! Discounts from 25% to 50%.

All sale items conveniently located on our sale cart. Come in to the Voyager Market & Gift Shop and take a look!


NOTICES

Condolences to the families and friends of:

Jeanette Balluff

Eileen Gerrard

Stanley Heywood

Herman Izor

Richard Mallett

Pat McLeod

Neil Mitchell

If you know of someone in need of cheer, please contact one of the following, who will send a card:

Bay Bouquet Carol Leach #574-5217

Cove Cares

Phyllis Drinkwine #664-0468 Jeanette Morris #574-1099

Voyager Sunshine

Millie Paxton #574-6162

“I am so grateful for all the audience support for ‘The Pirates of Penzance.’ It was our privilege to entertain you! And all my love to the cast and crew. I am SO PROUD OF YOU!” Diane Thomas

“We wish to thank those who organized and entertained at our Canada Day Party. It was a wonderful evening!” Ernest & Lorraine Charron

“Thank you all for your support at our Racy Ribs and Rattlesnake Burgers sales. We had a lot of fun and hope you enjoyed the food. We have just purchased a new router and table for your use at your Woodshop. This will help to offset our cost. Stop in and see what your support helped us to buy.” The Woodshop Crew

“Thanks for all the beautiful cards and birthday wishes. Everyone is so kind!” Thanks, Mary Knecht

“Thank you so much to all of you that helped me celebrate my 80th birthday. Your well wishes were greatly appreciated. It made my day!” Kaye Spargur

NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR COVE / BAY / VOYAGER

Carol Anderson (C) #574-8572

Carol Leach (B) #574-5217

Jane Kenworthy (V) #574-5314

If you are or know of someone in need, give us a call! Neighbor to Neighbor is a group of about 110 terrific volunteers who help individuals in our Voyager community. We match someone who has a need with someone who is able to meet that need. Since our beginning in 2004, we have averaged about 100 “acts of kindness” annually.

If interested in becoming a Neighbor to Neighbor volunteer, pick up an application in the Activity Office. Call Sue Pierce 574-6700 for more information.


ZERO WASTE: A CONCEPT WHO’S TIME HAS COME BY ROSE BECK

Zero waste embraces the reuse component in the waste hierarchy of refuse, reduce, reuse, recycle, and rot. At this time in history, zero waste is poorly supported by government laws leaving reuse marginalized. This is where you and I come in. By changing our thinking from recycling as an end-result to Zero Waste as a design principle that can be applied to any product or process, in any situation, or at any level. It applies equally to toxic chemicals as to benign plant matter. It can even be applied to the waste of human potential by enforced poverty and the denial of educational opportunity. It encompasses redesign for reduced energy wasting in industry or transportation, as well as designing the efficient use of all resources. Yes, right now our government and our communities are focused on solid waste management and supports the garbage industry and the recycling industry because they ARE industries and people need jobs. Zero Waste is a visionary concept and unless we individually envision it, promote it, suggest it to others in conversation, learn more about it, speak to our politicians, knock on the doors of industry and incorporate it into our individual lifestyle, it will not happen or may take longer than our planet can tolerate. Most of us have lives full of “stuff” that could be passed on to others for their use. Doing without all this “stuff” and letting go of the idea that “new is better” is something we can all embrace as a first step toward zero waste. Let’s all chew on this idea, digest the concept and discover what our lives would look like if we incorporated it into our lives.

Online web services, like FreeCycle or the reGives Network have risen in popularity over the last decade where locals can give items that they no longer need to others locally in an effort to keep items out of landfills and work toward a zero waste lifestyle.

NOTICES

COMMUNITY FOOD BANK

Community Food Bank needs become

even higher as the summer approaches.

1 in 5 Arizonans do not know where

their next meal is coming from. If you

are leaving, please remember the CFB

boxes in the Ballroom. If you stay all

year, please remember the

needs of the CFB as you

shop. Thank you in

advance!

Questions? Call Sue

Pierce at 574-6700.

Bookmobile Thursday, April 3rd

at 9:15 a.m. Ballroom South

Parking Lot

Google Group To join the

Voyager Community Post:

Send an email to [email protected]


ACTIVITY UPDATES

VOYAGER LIGHT OPERA COMPANY

If you were unable to make the planning meeting and want to be included in the emails over the summer for cast or crew of Voyager Light Opera Company’s 2015 production of “Guys and Dolls,” please contact Diane Thomas at 271-9681 or email [email protected].

ROLLING HILLS GOLF SCRAMBLE

Monday, April 14th at 8900 East 29th St. in Tucson. Open to men and women. Sign up by Friday, April 11th. Place entries in envelope and put in baskets at:

Ralph Grant Bay #81 574-6182 Charlie Harms 8573 Masthead - Cove 574-0293

Fee is $24.00 made payable to Rolling Hills Golf. $2.00 cash prize money.

SINGLES GROUP

Meeting every Thursday at 5:15 p.m. in the Santa Rita Room, unless otherwise noted. Pick up a copy of our calendar in the Activity Office. April’s schedule is as follows:

April 3 Italian Potluck with games after our meal.

April 10 Cookout at Meg’s, 3:00 p.m. at Bay #67 Bring something to grill and a side dish to share. (weather permitting)

April 17 Cookout in the Park Arlene has directions; carpool at 2:00 p.m. Bring something to grill and a side dish to share. (weather permitting)

April 24 Salads & Desserts Potluck with games after we eat.

AN EVENING WITH THE FUN BAND

Over 450 Voyager residents attended our fourth annual sing along in the Ballroom on Monday, March 3rd. The band had a wonderful time, and it warmed our hearts to hear you sing along with us. Voyager folks sure have great voices!

You donated $1,034.75 and we sent $300 checks to two charities, The Wounded Warrior Project and Emerge! the local women’s and children’s shelter. We’re going to use $100 of the money to replace some of our aging percussion instruments

which we loan to anyone who comes to our Tuesday night play sessions without an instrument, and we’re allocating the remainder of the money for improvements to the Catalina Room’s sound system. Thank you all for your generosity!

ALZHEIMER’S BENEFIT GOLF EVENT

Forty-nine women played in the Voyager Ladies Golf League Benefit for Alzheimer’s held on February 25th at the Voyager

Golf Course. Including registration fees, donations, and golf games at the event, the Benefit raised $1,685.60 for the Desert Southwest Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. The committee thanks all volunteers who worked on the event; Debbie Johnson in the Pro Shop; Adam Stierman, Golf Course Superintendent; Rick Tubaugh, Voyager General Manager; and the following individuals and businesses for donating prizes:

Equity LifeStyle Properties Final Touch Nail Spa

Golf Stop, Inc. Newaukum Valley Golf Course

Omar’s Hwy Chef Restaurant Sallie Sue’s Gift Shop at TTT

Van’s Sporting Goods Store Voyager Bar & Grill

Donna Burman Joyce Burlog

John and Debbie Date Steve Hanson

The event was a huge success thanks to everyone involved.

SUMMER CHAPEL & CHOIR

Summer Chapel services will begin the week after Easter on Sunday, April 27th at 9:00 a.m. in the Ballroom. Dress is casual. It is interdenominational and we have 6 ministers from the Tucson area. Everyone is welcome!

Choir practice will be in the Catalina Room 3-4 p.m. on Thursdays beginning April 24th. Please join us if you like to sing!

TRIP TO MEXICO

Show of Interest Requested: Several Voyager residents are considering plans for a 3 or 4 day trip from the Voyager to Mata Ortiz and/or Copper Canyon in Mexico next January or February and would like to know how many people might be interested in such a trip. Please sign the “Show of Interest” sheet on the bulletin board outside the Activity Office or you may contact Jim Klosterman at 937-750-5470 or Les Bundrick at 574-5593. Please note that providing your name is just for a show of interest and does not obligate you for the trip.

POKER – DEALER’S CHOICE

Monday through Friday nights from 6:00-9:00 p.m. located in the Poker Room. Have fun in our friendly, ‘no-pressure’ games. Newcomers welcome! Any questions? Please call Dennis Yarbrough, Poker Coordinator, at 574-5447.


ACTIVITY UPDATES

NIMBLE FINGERS

This year our Underwear and Sock Drive for the children in Foster Care through AVIVA was a big success. Thanks to all of you who contributed either dollars or new packages of underwear and socks, we collected 226 packages… many with 8 or 10 pairs per package! AVIVA was delighted with our donation as their cupboards were almost bare and their city-wide drive doesn’t begin until April. So our drive was very timely. We will continue having our drive each February. So, as you travel this summer, “Remember the Children” and pick up items on sale to contribute for our next drive!

Our current sewing projects include making cute animal face pillows for EMTs to distribute to children in stressful circumstances; and also cloth duffle bags for children to stow their belongings when taken into Foster Care (so they don’t have to have their things put into a black plastic garbage bag). Our needlework groups are focusing on baby size afghans and adult lap robes. As always, our charities are in need of all types of items and so whatever our members wish to make, we will find someone that needs it. Over the summer, all of us continue to work on fall and winter projects including several types of items for the Salvation Army’s fall toy drive.

Voyager really shows its heart in the support it gives to so many worthy charitable organizations. We thank all of you who donated fabric and yarn this year. We have put it to good use. We are also grateful for the dollars donated that help us purchase needed supplies. We could not do it without you!

We meet all summer. Drop by and get involved with the work we do or just bring your own project to work on and visit. All are welcome to join us. We meet in the Palo Verde Room every Monday and Friday between 1:00 and 3:30 p.m. Contact Joyce Spears at 574-5491 with any questions.

DOWN-THE-RABBIT-HOLE FILMS

Meeting in the Santa Rita Room from 1:00-3:30 p.m. on Saturdays, April 12th and 26th.

The term “down the rabbit hole” is used to define an altered view of reality. A new paradigm that goes beyond everything we thought we knew about ourselves, our planet, and our universe. The film series will take us on a journey to a different perception of the human body, through a new way of viewing our living planet, to the wonderland of our universe.

The April 12th film is “Planet Ocean.” This film serves as a reminder of the bond between humans and nature, and the duty that exists to respect and protect our home. The film captures extraordinary images of our remarkable oceans, the source of all life on our planet.

“The Celestine Prophesy,” will be shown on April 26th.

How far down the rabbit hole do you want to go? As some films are shorter than the allotted time, we encourage discussion afterwards.

CONTINUOUS CHEST COMPRESSION CLASSES

Monday, March 17th marked the last in a series of free, one hour Continuous Chest Compression workshops taught in the Catalina Room by specially trained University of Arizona medical students. Over 70 people attended

the last event, and a total of 237 people have received training here this year. We plan to offer the classes again in January–March 2015.


ACTIVITY UPDATES

2014 QUILTERS 2 QUILT SHOW

Our 7th annual Show was held on February 24th. 791 persons attended our show, an increase of 100 over last year!

Co-Chairs Elaine Vanier and Louise Walton would like to thank all chairpersons, their workers, and everyone who helped with the show. Many husbands helped with the hanging of quilts as well. Everyone did a fantastic job. A big thanks once again for a job well done!

Pictures of all 118 entries, along with the story behind it, can be seen on our website: www.quilters2.com.

The drawing for the popular Mini Raffle prizes took place toward the end of the Show. This year’s raffle was a great success, raising $785 which will allow Quilters 2 to continue with their quilt donations to charity.

Organizers Patty Bennett, Lou Ann Garno and Debbie McGraw would like to extend a big “Thank you!” to Voyager RV Resort, several Tucson businesses and the numerous Quilters 2 members for their contributions.

QUILT SHOW MINI RAFFLE WINNERS DONATED BY ITEM *WON BY

Barbara Salazar Rooster Wall Hangings Pat Rapp

Donna Camp Four Quilt Books Sandy Birkland

Vel Peters Desert Wall Hanging Mary Beth Lochner

Karen Anderson Coffee & Tea Basket Nancie Silis

Tom Fountain Teddy Bear & Fabric Farris Gray

Nanette McDoniels Quilted Hand Bag Becca*

Ann Ruelle Monkey Sock & Wine Adrienne Bortell

Patty Bennett Southwest Mat Set Arlene Carter

Barbara Salazar Howler Coyote Set Mrs Wilson*

Joan Buswell Mesh Market Bag Charlene Laughlin

Q2 Members Pink Goodie Basket Carol Young

Pat Rapp Layer Cake & Lollipop Karyn Lehman

Pat Rapp Layer Cake & Lollipop Louise Walton

Kris Curtis Denim Tote Bag Shirley David

Quilters Desert Patch $25 Gift Certificate Sharon Kowalik

Quilters Desert Patch $25 Gift Certificate Linda Gary

Quilters Desert Patch $25 Gift Certificate Elaine Tharp

Quilters Desert Patch $25 Gift Certificate Debbie McGraw

Q2 Members Blue Goodies Basket Carol Meier

Squirrels Nest Perfect Thread Bag Cathy Batty

Cactus Quilt Shop Three Books Janet Pugh

Quilt Basket $10 Gift Certificate Linda Gary & Q2 Member & Goodies

Voyager RV $50 Gift Certificate Joan Buswell

Patty Bennett Iron Basket & Fabric Kris Curtis

AZ Vac & Sew Jelly Roll Judy Thorpe

Cathey’s Sew & Vac Mystery Bag Jan* & many Q2 Members

Q2 Members Orange Goodie Basket Anita*

*Sorry, we are missing some last names!

VOYAGER RV RESORT GIFT CARDS Available for purchase

and redemption at the Activity Office, Bar &

Grill, Market, Gift Shop,

and the Pro Shop

— any amount, for any occasion!


ACTIVITY SCHEDULE

* sign up necessary $ Fee - see Activity Office for details

Newcomers are welcome to ANY and ALL Voyager activities. If you have any questions, stop in or call the Activity Office—we can direct you to the coordinator of that activity. Come join us—learn, create, enjoy, and meet some great people! Please wear your badge to all Voyager activities.

ARTS & CRAFTS END DATE Ceramics Open Shop $ M-Th 4 days/week 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Ceramic Shop 4/14/2014 Ceramics Open Shop $ M-Th 4 days/week 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Ceramic Shop 4/15/2014 Glass Fusion Open Shop $ T-F 4 days/week 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Glass Fusion Shop 4/15/2014 Hobby Group T F 2 days/week 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Palo V-Sewing Room Horsehair Pottery $ F weekly 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Ceramic Shop 4/11/2014 Nimblefingers M F 2 days/week 1:00 PM 3:30 PM Palo V-Sewing Room Oil Painting M weekly 9:00 AM 3:30 PM Art Room 4/28/2014 Quilters I Th Su 2 days/week 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Palo Verde Room Quilters II - Meeting M weekly 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Palo V, H Quilters & Sewing Room Quilters II - Open Sewing & Classes S weekly 9:00 AM 4:00 PM Palo V, H Quilters & Sewing Room Quilters II website - quilters2.com * Quilting Classes/Workshops $ W S weekly 9:00 AM 4:00 PM Palo V - H Quilters Room 4/19/2014 * Silvercraft Open Shop $ M-F weekdays 9:00 AM 3:45 PM Silver Shop 4/30/2014 Sun Bunny Stampers $ W 1st & 3rd Wednesday 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Art Room 4/16/2014 Sun Bunny Stampers $ T 2nd Tuesday 6:00 PM 9:00 PM Art Room 4/15/2014 Watercolor - Open Studio Th weekly 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Art Room 4/3/2014 Wood Carving W Th F 3 days/week 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Craft Room 4/4/2014 Wood Carving W Th twice/week 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Craft Room 4/3/2014 * Wood Pen & Bottle Stopper Class $ T weekly varies varies Woodshop 4/22/2014 * Woodshop Class $ varies varies varies Woodshop 4/30/2014 Woodshop Open Shop $ M-F weekly 9:00 AM 3:00 PM Woodshop

MUSIC END DATE Belle Tones $ T weekly 12:30 PM 3:00 PM Catalina Room 4/8/2014 Bluegrass Jam Session M W F 3 days/week 3:00 PM 5:00 PM Arizona Room 4/18/2014 Chapel Choir Practice Th weekly 12:30 PM 2:30 PM Ballroom 4/24/2014 Coyote Chorus $ T weekly 12:30 PM 4:00 PM Arizona Room 4/1/2014 * Dance Band Practice T weekly 9:00 AM 12:30 PM Arizona Room 4/29/2014 * Dance Band Practice TH weekly 2:45 PM 4:30 PM Ballroom 4/24/2014 Guitar Jam Session for Beginners Th weekly 3:00 PM 5:00 PM Coyote Room 4/24/2014 Guitar-Beginning Lessons $ F weekly 1:30 PM 2:30 PM Coyote Room 4/25/2014 Guitar-Beginning Lessons $ F weekly 3:00 PM 4:00 PM Coyote Room 4/25/2014 Jam Session for Beginners W weekly 3:00 PM 5:00 PM Arizona Room Mountain Dulcimer-Beginning Lessons M weekly 9:30 AM 10:30 AM Coyote Room 4/28/2014 Mountain Dulcimer-Intermediate Class M weekly 11:00 AM 12:00 PM Coyote Room 4/28/2014 Native American Flute Circle Th weekly 6:30 PM 8:00 PM Fire Pit on Patio/Coyote Room Native American Flute Circle - Beginners S weekly 11:00 AM 12:00 PM Coyote Room

Summer Choir Rehearsal Th weekly 3:00 PM 4:00 PM Catalina Room STARTS - 4/24/2014

Ukulele Club W weekly 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Catalina Room 4/30/2014 Ukulele Intermediate Jam Session W weekly 11:00 AM 12:00 PM Coyote Room 4/30/2014 Ukulele Lessons-Beginning $ W weekly 10:00 AM 11:00 AM Coyote Room 4/30/2014 Voyager Fun Band T weekly 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Catalina Room 4/29/2014 Voyager Fun Band Rebels W weekly 1:30 PM 3:30 PM Coyote Room 4/9/2014


ACTIVITY SCHEDULE


EXERCISE END DATE Aerobic Dance T Th 2 days/week 7:00 AM 8:00 AM Catalina Room 4/17/2014 Aqua Boot Camp S weekly 10:00 AM 11:00 AM Pool - Indoor Aquacise M W F weekdays 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Pool - Exercise 4/12/2014 Aquafit T Th 2 days/week 8:00 AM 9:00 AM Pool - Indoor Aquafit M W F 3 days/week 8:00 AM 9:00 AM Pool - Indoor 4/11/2014 Deep Water Aerobics M W F 3 days/week 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Pool- Deep 4/11/2014 Deep Water Aerobics M W F 3 days/week 10:00 AM 11:00 AM Pool - Deep 4/28/2014 Fitness Room All daily 5:00 AM 10:00 PM Fitness Room Guts & Butts Exercise $ T weekly 11:00 AM 12:00 PM Coyote Room Interval Circuit Training $ M W F 3 days/week 7:00 AM 7:45 AM Arizona Room Kettlebell Workout $ T TH 2 days/week 8:00 AM 9:00 AM Catalina Room 4/24/2014 Lap Swim All daily 7:00 AM 9:00 AM Pool - Deep Lap Swim All daily 12:00 PM 2:00 PM Pool - Deep Lap Swim-Indoor M W F 3 days/week 7:00 AM 8:00 AM Pool - Indoor Strength & Stretch $ M W F 3 days/week 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Catalina Room Strength & Stretch - Spring $ M W F 3 days/week 7:45 AM 8:45 AM Catalina Room Tai Chi for Beginners Tu weekly 9:30 AM 10:00 AM Catalina Room 4/1/2014 Tai Chi-Traditional Tu weekly 10:30 AM 11:30 AM Catalina Room 4/1/2014 Water Therapy All daily 11:00 AM 12:00 PM Pool - Deep Water Therapy All daily 2:00 PM 3:00 PM Pool - Deep Yoga - Basic $ M W F 3 days/week 7:00 AM 7:50 AM Cactus Room 4/4/2014 Yoga - Yin $ M W F 3 days/week 8:00 AM 8:50 AM Cactus Room 4/4/2014 Zumba $ M TH 2 days/week 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Ballroom 4/17/2014

SPECIAL INTEREST END DATE A Course in Miracles Th weekly 4:00 PM 6:00 PM Mesquite Room 4/17/2014 AA Meeting T weekly 7:00 PM 8:00 PM Health Clinic ATV/Dirt Bike Trail Riding varies location varies Bible Study Th weekly 7:00 PM 8:00 PM Arizona Room 4/10/2014 Computer Resource Center M Th 2 days/week 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Computer Lab Computer Resource Center F weekly 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Computer Resource Ctr * Desert Divas $ M 3rd Monday 11:30 AM 2:00 PM Various restaurants * Growing in Faith M weekly 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Craft Room 4/14/2014 * Men’s Prayer Breakfast $ T 2nd Tuesday 6:45 AM 8:00 AM Ballroom 4/8/2014 Photo Session F weekly varies varies Varies 4/29/2014 Potluck T weekly 5:00 PM 6:00 PM Ballroom 4/8/2014 * Singles Group $ Th weekly 5:15 PM 9:00 PM Santa Rita Room 4/24/2014 Weight Watchers Th weekly 10:00 AM 11:00 AM Cactus Room 4/24/2014

Happy Trails to You… Until We Meet Again!


ACTIVITY SCHEDULE


CARDS & GAMES END DATE “500” Cards $ T weekly 6:30 PM 9:00 PM Cactus Room Bingo $ T weekly 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Ballroom 4/1/2014 Bridge 1 - Chicago (Partners) $ Su weekly 6:00 PM 9:30 PM Arizona Room * Bridge 2 - Rubber (Party) $ M weekly 12:15 PM 3:15 PM Cactus Room * Bridge 3 - Rubber (Party) M weekly 6:30 PM 9:00 PM Arizona Room 4/28/2014 Bridge 4 - Duplicate $ T weekly 6:00 PM 9:30 PM Arizona Room * Bridge 5 - Rubber (Party) $ Th weekly 12:15 PM 3:30 PM Cactus Room * Bridge-Beginning/Intermediate Play M weekly 6:30 PM 9:00 PM Arizona Room 4/28/2014 Bridge-Lessons, Practice & Play M meets weekly 6:00 PM 8:00 PM Arizona Room 4/7/2014 Canasta (Ponytail) M Th weekly 6:00 PM 9:30 PM Cactus Room Cribbage $ Su weekly 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Cactus Room Dominoes - Mexican Train $ Su weekly 6:30 PM 9:30 PM Santa Rita Room 4/6/2014 Dominoes - Mexican Train 4 Su weekly 6:30 PM 9:30 PM Art Room 4/6/2014 Dominoes - Mexican Train F weekly 7:00 PM 10:00 PM Arizona Room 4/25/2014 Euchre $ F weekly 7:00 PM 9:30 PM Cactus Room Hearts Th weekly 1:00 PM 3:30 PM Mesquite Room Mah Jongg - League F weekly 12:00 PM 3:15 PM Mesquite Room Mah Jongg - League (Beginning) M weekly 6:30 PM 9:00 PM Cactus Room (West) 4/28/2014 Mah Jongg (Wright Pat) T F twice/week 8:45 AM 12:00 PM Mesquite Room Penny Poker $ Th weekly 6:00 PM 9:00 PM Cactus Room (West) 4/17/2014 Pinochle $ S weekly 7:00 PM 9:30 PM Cactus Room Pinochle - Double Deck $ T weekly 1:00 PM 3:30 PM Cactus Room Poker $ M-F weeknights 6:00 PM 9:00 PM Poker Room 4/25/2014 * Poker Tournament (Omaha) $ S weekly 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Poker Room 4/26/2014 Poker Tournament (Texas Hold ‘Em) $ W weekly 6:00 PM 9:00 PM Cactus Room Poker Tournament (Texas Hold ‘Em) $ F weekly 6:00 PM 9:00 PM Mesquite Room Scrabble Su weekly 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Mesquite Room 6/1/2014 * Sheepshead Card Party $ Th weekly 7:00 PM 9:30 PM Art Room 4/10/2014

DANCE END DATE * Ballroom Dance Lessons $ T weekly 1:00 PM 3:00 PM Ballroom 4/29/2014 Ballroom Dance Practice $ F weekly 10:00 AM 12:00 PM Ballroom 4/25/2014 Clog Classes - Level 1 $ Th weekly 12:30 PM 1:45 PM Arizona Room 4/18/2014 Line Dance - Level 1/Continuing Beginners $ T weekly 11:05 AM 12:05 PM Ballroom 4/29/2014 Line Dance - Level 2/Intermediate $ T weekly 10:00 AM 11:00 AM Ballroom 4/29/2014 Line Dance-Help Sessions S weekly 9:00 AM 10:30 AM Arizona Room

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SPORTS END DATE Bicycle Club W Th 2 days/week check Activity Board Blanche Softball Field (Bay) 4/24/2014

Bicycle Desert Rides M weekly check Activity Board 18th & 3rd St Gate 4/21/2014

Bike Ride - Twenty Miler F weekly 9:00 AM varies Blanche Softball Field (Bay) 4/29/2014

Billiards All daily 9:00 AM 10:00 PM Billiard Room

Billiards - Ladies Th weekly 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Billiard Room 4/24/2014

Billiards - Mixer Su weekly 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Billiard Room 4/26/2014

Bocce Ball Open Play All daily 7:00 AM 9:00 PM Bocce Ball Ct

* Golf - Dorado Co-Ed Tournament $ W weekly tee times Dorado Golf Course 4/16/2014

* Golf - Dorado Sign-Up $ M weekly 7:30 AM 8:00 AM Santa Rita Room 4/14/2014

Golf - Driving Practice All daily sunrise sundown Golf Course

Golf - Open Play $ All daily 9:00 AM 5:00 PM Golf Course

* Golf League - Ladies $ Th weekly 10:00 AM varies Golf Course 4/17/2014

* Golf League - Men’s $ M weekly 10:00 AM varies Golf Course 4/28/2014

Hiking - Easy/Moderate M weekly 8:50 AM 9:00 AM East Parking Lot Breezeway 4/4/2014

Horseshoes All daily 8:00 AM 8:00 PM Horseshoe Pits

Pickleball Open Play All daily 5:00 PM 10:00 PM Pickleball Courts 7 & 8

Pickleball Open Play S Su 2 days/week 7:00 AM 5:00 PM Pickleball Courts 4/27/2014

Pickleball Open Skill Level Play M-F 5 days/week 7:00 AM 12:30 PM Pickleball Courts 4/11/2014

* Pickleball Reserved Play All daily 11:30 AM 12:30 PM Pickleball Court 4 4/11/2014

* Pickleball Reserved Play All daily 4:00 PM 5:00 PM Pickleball Court 4 4/11/2014

Shuffleboard - Quarter on Corner $ T weekly 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Shuffleboard Courts 4/8/2014

Table Tennis M T S Su 4days/week 1:00 PM 6:00 PM Table Tennis Rm (Bay #102)

* Tennis - Open Play M-S 6 days/week 7:00 AM 11:00 AM Courts 1-4 4/30/2014

* Tennis - Open Play or Reserved All daily 7:00 AM 10:00 PM Court 5 4/30/2014

* Tennis - Reserved Su-S daily 7:00 AM 10:00 PM Court 5 4/30/2014

* Tennis - Reserved Play-Sunday Su Sunday 7:00 AM 11:00 AM Courts 1-5 4/30/2014

Tennis Beginner Lessons & Clinic $ T weekly 1:00 PM 2:30 PM Tennis Courts 1- 3 4/30/2014

Volleyball M-S 6 days/week 9:00 AM 11:30 AM Volleyball Court #1 4/21/2014

Volleyball All daily 3:00 PM 5:30 PM Volleyball Court #1 4/21/2014

Water Volleyball M W Th F 4 days/week 3:00 PM 4:30 PM Pool - Shallow 4/18/2014


SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

30 31

Show Choir Concert 7:00 PM

1

Bingo 6:30 PM

2

Desert Melodies 7:00 PM

3 Strawberry

Shortcake Breakfast 8:00 AM

4

Reminiscence Dance 7:00 PM

5 Southwest

Regional Native American Flute

Festival 9:00 AM

6 Chapel Service

9:40 AM

Line Dance Party 1:00 PM

7

Movie: “Captain Phillips”

6:30 PM

8 9 10 11

CD Dance with Dolores

7:00 PM

12

13 PALM SUNDAY

Service 9:40 AM

Ron’s Dance Party 5:00 PM

14 15 16

Mary’s Spaghetti Dinner 5:30 PM

17

MAUNDY THURSDAY Service 7:00 PM

18

GOOD FRIDAY Service 12:00 PM

19

20 EASTER

Sunday Service 9:40 AM

21 Early Bird Café

6:00 AM

22 EARTH DAY

23 24 25 26

27 Summer Chapel

9:00 AM

28 29 30 1 MAY DAY

2 3

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2015 WEDNESDAY SHOWS TICKET LEVEL & PRICE RATE QUANTITY TOTAL $

CLASS OF ‘65 Wednesday, January 7

GOLD -------- $ 18.00 SILVER ------ $ 16.00 COPPER ----- $ 14.00

$

HOT AUGUST NIGHT Wednesday, January 14


$

AMERICAN SONGBOOK SERIES Wednesday, January 21


$

ABBA-FAB Wednesday, January 28


$

SOUTHWEST SURFERS Wednesday, February 4


$

TUMBLIN’ TUMBLEWEEDS Wednesday, February 11


$

TRAVELIN’ MAN Wednesday, February 25


$

BLUE, BLUES & BOOGIE WOOGIE Wednesday, March 4


$

LUCK OF THE IRISH Wednesday, March 11


$

GOOD ROCKIN’ LIVE Wednesday, March 18


$

AMERICAN MADE Wednesday, March 25


$

ARIZONA SYMPHONIC WINDS Wednesday, April 1


$

2015 FRIDAY SHOWS TICKET LEVEL & PRICE RATE QUANTITY TOTAL $

BEACHFRONT PROPERTY GREAT CALIFORNIA VOCAL GROUP

Friday, January 23


$

JIM VAN SLYKE MUSICAL TRIBUTE TO NEIL SEDAKA

Friday, February 6


$

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Total from page 1 $

GRAND TOTAL $

2015 Voyager Wednesday & Friday Nights Reservation Form


2015 Voyager Wednesday Night Pass 12 Shows January 7th through April 1st

RESERVED SEATING

Gold $196 • Silver $172 • Copper $148

Name(s): ____________________________________________________________________

Level: ___ Gold $196.00 (x 2 = $392.00)

___ Silver $172.00 (x 2 = $344.00)

___ Copper $148.00 (x 2 = $296.00)

Your Wednesday Night Pass will be available for pickup in December of 2014 (Retain this section for your records)

Name(s): ___________________________________________________________________________________________

Voyager/Cove/Bay Address: ______________________________ Phone: ____________________________________

Email: _________________________________________________ Summer Phone: ____________________________

Row ______Seat _______

Row ______Seat _______

Level:

___ Gold $196 (x 2 = $392)

___ Silver $172 (x 2 = $344)

___ Copper $148 (x 2 = $296)

Total paid: $__________________

Row ______Seat _______

Row ______Seat _______

PAYMENT METHOD:

Check # _____________ (enclosed)

Visa__ MC__ Discover__ Card #__________________________________

Exp _____ /____________

Voyager Acct_____________________ (must present card at time of order)

Signature:____________________________________________________

JANUARY 7th CLASS OF ‘65 Top hits of 1965

FEBRUARY 25th TRAVELIN’ MAN Salute to Ricky Nelson & Teen Idols

JANUARY 14th HOT AUGUST NIGHT Tribute to Neil Diamond

MARCH 4th BLUE, BLUES & BOOGIE WOOGIE Songs saluting the color Blue and the Blues & Boogie Woogie style

JANUARY 21st AMERICAN SONGBOOK SERIES Music of Irving Berlin

MARCH 11th LUCK OF THE IRISH Music, dance, and comedy – Irish-style

JANUARY 28th ABBA-FAB The premiere Abba experience

MARCH 18th GOOD ROCKIN’ LIVE Salute to Sun Records (Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis & more)

FEBRUARY 4th SOUTHWEST SURFERS Tribute to the Beach Boys

MARCH 25th AMERICAN MADE Country gospel quartet— the Presidio Boys

FEBRUARY 11th TUMBLIN’ TUMBLEWEEDS Gunfighter ballads and songs of the West

APRIL 1st ARIZONA SYMPHONIC WINDS Arizona’s premiere community concert band

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