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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Voyager Information 2

Coming Events 3

Voyager News 14

Notices 15

On-Site Services 17

Health and Wellness 19

Faith, Giving & Thanks 20

Voyager Authors’ Page 23

Activity Updates 24

Activity Schedule 26

2017 Wednesday Night Series 31

Advertiser Index 31

March Events Calendar 32

Volume 21 Issue 6

March 2016

CCOMPASSOMPASS SET YOUR COURSE FOR VOYAGER RESORT

3/16 Volunteer Picnic (T) “Rave On” (T)

3/17 2017 Show Series Sales Open Casino Bus Trip

Merrill Lynch Seminar

3/18 Season’s End Party

3/20 Square Dance Party

3/21 Show Choir Concert (T)

3/23 Market Daze “Music of Motown” (T)

3/26 Clog Dance

3/30 Empire HS Steel Band (T)

3/31 Strawberry Shortcake Breakfast (T)

WEDNESDAY NIGHT SERIES MARCH SHOWS 7:00 PM IN THE BALLROOM RESERVED SEATING

3/1 Identity Theft Workshop

3/2 Show ‘n’ Tell “You’ve Got a Friend” (T)

3/3 Pancakes (T) Lecture Series

3/5 Tom Chesnut Dance (T)

3/9 Market Daze “Bluegrass Bonanza” (T)

3/10 “Oklahoma” (T) Lecture Series

3/11 “Oklahoma” (T)

3/12 Yard Sale

3/14 Barbershop Concert (T)

MARCH EVENTS (T) = TICKETED EVENTS

March 16

March 23

MARCH 9MARCH 9

Empire High School Empire High School Steel BandSteel Band

March 30March 30

March 2March 2

VOYAGER COMPASS 2 MARCH 2016

Volume 21 Issue 6 March 2016 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: Martha Wood

Activity Assistants: Marla Clark, Debbie McGraw, Adrienne Montgomery, Pam Stone, Jim Wheeler

Voyager Courtesy Patrol 520-574-5400 Emergency 520-574-5105

24 hours a day 7 days a week

Voyager Registration 520-574-5000 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Monday -Saturday

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Sunday [email protected]

Voyager Activity Office 520-574-6100

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Monday - Friday 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM Saturday

Ticket Sales 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Monday - Friday 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM Saturday

[email protected]

Mail Service Center 520-574-5201 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM Monday - Friday

Saturdays Package Pickup Only at the back door 9:00 AM - 12:00 Noon

Voyager Bar & Grill 520-574-5800

7:00 AM - 8:00 PM Sunday - Wednesday 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM Thursday - Saturday

Voyager Market/Gift Shop 520-574-5800

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

Voyager Golf Course 520-574-5700 Open Sunrise to Sunset

Pro Shop open Daily 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

April Compass Deadline Tuesday, March 15 Compass Points Deadline : Each weekly issue – Wednesday at noon

E-mail submissions to [email protected]

Voyager Home Sales/Rentals Steve Erickson 520-574-6000

[email protected] Connie Larson 520-574-5008

[email protected] 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Monday - Friday

9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Saturday

Journeys Health Clinic 520-574-6046 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday

Desert Clipper Beauty/Barber Shop 520-574-5600 Open at 9:00 AM Monday - Friday

Call for an appointment

Excel Physical Therapy 520-440-7860 7th Street #202 Monday - Friday


Hughes Federal Credit Union 520-794-8341 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Monday - Friday

On-Line Banking Night Deposit www.hughesfcu.org

Peaceful Spirit Massage Therapy 520-320-1953 Located at 5th & Roadrunner


Velvet Bow Pet Groomers 520-574-5093 520-668-1581

Located at 7th & Quail Call for an appointment


COMING EVENTS

Saturdays in the Ballroom March 5 - Sponsored by Freedom RV

March12 - Sponsored by Frost RV and Merrill Lynch Last Coffee of the Season March 19 - Sponsored by LaMesa RV

Coffee & Donuts Coffee & Donuts

at 8:00 am

Announcements at 8:30 am

WWEDNESDAYEDNESDAY, M, MARCHARCH 22 7:00 PM 7:00 PM ININ THETHE BBALLROOMALLROOM

Reserved Seating Gold $20 • Silver $18

Copper $16 If you purchased a Wednesday Night Series Pass,

you already have a ticket for this show.

Show & Tell Wednesday March 2 9:30 am – 1:00 pm in the Ballroom

See what your talented friends and neighbors have created

this season. No craft sales at this event

The Activity Kitchen opens at 11:00 am for lunch.

The music of Carly Simon, James Taylor,

and Carole King

An Evening with the Fun Band Voyager's original pickup band is all about having a good time and making you smile.

Join us in our annual fundraiser for local charities. Our 6th annual sing-along features over 20 acts. Monday, February 29 7:00 pm in the Ballroom

Donations accepted at the door

Hosted by David Showell of IDENTITY THEFT AND FRAUD PROTECTION WORKSHOP TUESDAY, MARCH 1 9:00 - 10:30 AM SANTA RITA ROOM

You’ve probably spent a lifetime building your retirement savings. That is why it’s important to help protect it against the risk of identity theft, which can quickly alter your long-term plans. Awareness is the best prevention, and in this workshop we will discuss techniques and tools to help you protect your information. Presented by Prudential’s Reid Coyne, Nationally renowned speaker and specialist in fraud protection.

RSVP to Laurie @ 520-544-4909


LECTURE SERIES Thursday, March 3 Catalina Room, 1-3 pm

Tucson author J. A. Jance talks about the art of writing and her new mystery “Clawback”, a Sedona financial scandal.

Donations accepted for Tucson Youth Music Center

Tom Chesnut Dance Saturday, March 5 7:00 pm in the Ballroom

Tickets $6.00

Dance to a variety of music To reserve a table, purchase 8 tickets

BYOB Sponsored by Voyager Pickleball

Seatings at 7:30 & 8:00 am in the Ballroom

Tickets $4.00/$4.50 at the door Pancakes, Sausage, Juice, and Coffee

Bring your own table service *Strawberries, Blueberries, & Whipped Cream

Red, White & Blue* Pancake Breakfast

Thursday, March 3

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9 7:00 PM IN THE BALLROOM

COMING EVENTS

Market Daze including

the Farmers Market Wednesday,

March 9 9 AM - 1 PM

in the Courtyard, Ballroom,

Santa Rita & Arizona Rooms Activity Kitchen

Lunch starts at 11 AM Reserved Seating: Gold $20 Silver $18 Copper $16

If you purchased a Wednesday Night Series Pass, you already have a ticket for this show.

A knee-slapping, rip-roaring, rollicking good time featuring bluegrass

favorites of yesterday and today such as “Orange Blossom Special” “Rocky Top” and “Blue Moon of Kentucky.”


COMING EVENTS

LECTURE SERIES Thursday, March 10 Catalina Room, 1-3 pm

U of A Astronomy Department “What’s Going on in Space?”

Donations accepted for Tucson Youth Music Center

Voyager Light Opera Company presents

OKLAHOMA! Thursday, March 10

Friday, March 11 7:00 PM in the Ballroom

Reserved Seating Gold $8 Silver $7 Cash or Check Only

The Voyager Light Opera Company Box Office

#574-5246 at Space 1-198 Monday thru Friday

10 AM – 2 PM Tickets are also available at

Market Daze and Coffees OKLAHOMA! Music by RICHARD ROGERS,

Book and Lyrics by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II, Based on the play “Green Grow the Lilacs” by

Lynn Riggs, original Dances by Agnes de Mille.

Yard Sale Saturday, March 12

9 am - 1 pm Sales at homes in The Cove,

The Bay, & Voyager! Clean out unwanted items OR Find new (to you) treasures!

For Sale

Have a sale in your own yard, or for a $5 donation for the Salvation Army Toy Drive, reserve an 8’ x 18’ space in the Golf Course parking lot. Sign up and pre-pay in the Activity Office. Starting at noon, a Gospel Rescue Mission truck will be at the Golf Course parking lot to collect your unsold/unwanted items.

Channel 2 -

Your source for

up-to-date

Voyager Resort activities

and information!

Buy Your Tickets

the Fast, Easy Way!

We don’t like lines either. Call 574-6100 or use the enclosed flyer and charge your tickets to

your Voyager, MasterCard, Visa, or Discover account. We’ll put the tickets in your Voyager mailbox. Cove & Bay customers can pick up tickets at the Activity Office. To receive the Resident Discount or to use your Voyager account to pay for your tickets, you must present your Voyager name badge.

Your Cove/Voyager Neighbor

Your Friend in Real Estate

Mary McVan 444-4758

[email protected]

Thinking about buying or selling? Call Mary for

professional, caring and friendly help. Serving the Cove,

Tucson & all of Southern AZ. New Homes too!

Voyager Resident

Since 1999

Realtor®

CURRENT COVE LISTINGS: 7384 E Navigator Lane 7140 E Maritime Drive SOLD 8511 S Maritime Place SOLD


COMING EVENTS

SEMINAR MONDAY, MARCH 14

1:00 PM VOYAGER BAR & GRILL

Provide a comfort zone for your loved ones with SkyMed, the premier transport service that TAKES YOU HOME, by air or

ground, from your doorstep world-wide. Complimentary refreshments

Door Prizes - Dream Vacation Sweepstakes Sign up on the Activity Board or call Jerry & Marilyn Collins 208-867-8739

No Co-Pays * No Deductibles * No Claim Forms

The Belle Tones, The Coyote Chorus and several quartets present "Songs We Love"

featuring favorites such as Hernando’s Hideaway, Mary Poppins, USA Tribute, Ragtime CowgirlJo and many more…

Monday, March 14 7:00 pm in the Ballroom

General Admission Tickets $7


CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS Wednesday, March 16

It’s your day at Voyager! Bring your spouse and enjoy a picnic on the Patio!

Lemonade will be available at 11:30 AM Lunch will be served at 12 Noon If you have volunteered at Voyager this season, join your friends and neighbors as the Voyager staff honors your greatly appreciated time and effort. YOU are what makes Voyager the unique place it is. THANK YOU! Complete the attached reservation below and exchange it for a ticket at the Activity Office NO LATER THAN Friday, March 11. YOU MUST HAVE A TICKET TO PICK UP YOUR LUNCH. If you are unable to attend, please cancel your reservation.

2016 VOLUNTEER PICNIC RESERVATION

NAME ________________________________SPOUSE________________________________ (or Significant Other)

VOLUNTEERED FOR ________________________________________________________________

NUMBER ATTENDING ___________________ (No Additional Guests Please)

Please Return This Slip to the Activity Office by Friday, March 11

“Volunteering is the ultimate exercise in democracy. You vote in elections once a year, but when you volunteer, you vote every day about the kind of community you want to live in.” Unknown

COMING EVENTS

2017 VOYAGER CONCERT SERIES

ADVANCE SALES OF THE 2017 SEASON PASS AND INDIVIDUAL SHOWS

FOR VOYAGER, COVE AND BAY RESIDENTS ONLY OPEN TUESDAY, MARCH 15 AT 9 AM IN THE ACTIVITY OFFICE Activities


COMING EVENTS

Wednesday, March 16 7 pm in the Ballroom

RESERVED SEATING Gold $22 Silver $20

Copper $18 If you purchased a Wednesday Night

Series Pass, you already have a ticket for this show.

Thank you, Voyager Volunteers!

You are the BEST!!!

Bus Trip to Tucson’s

Thursday, March 17 Bus leaves East Parking Lot at 10:30 AM

Departs Casino at 4:45 PM NO CHARGE

Sign up on Activity Board Pick up “Players Card” on arrival

Free Play Bingo: Cards on sale at 10:30 AM

Warm-Up 1:00 PM; Play 2:00 - 4:30 PM Includes $5 food voucher

9040 E Valencia Rd #184 * Next to Safeway at Valencia/Nexus

Telephone (520)663-3888


COMING EVENTS

Season’s End Party Friday, March 18

5-8 pm in the Ballroom and Courtyard

Music by Two’s Company No Charge

Just come and enjoy! (Wear your badge.) Voyager clubs &

groups will sell food starting at 5 PM.

Wednesday, March 23 7 PM in the Ballroom

Music of Motown

VOYAGER SHOW CHOIR presents

“BEST OF BROADWAY” Including “Fiddler on the Roof”,

“Hello, Dolly”, “My Fair Lady”,

and “New York, New York”

Monday, March 21 7:00 pm in the Ballroom

General Admission Tickets $7

Market Daze including

the Farmers Market Wednesday,

March 23 9 AM - 1 PM

in the Courtyard, Ballroom,

Santa Rita & Arizona Rooms Activity Kitchen

Lunch starts at 11 AM

Featuring the music of The Four Tops, The Temptations, The Supremes, Smokey Robinson, Stevie Wonder,

Michael Jackson, Lionel Ritchie, Martha Reeves, Marvin Gaye, and many more,,, Reserved Seating:

Gold $20 Silver $18 Copper $16 If you purchased a Wednesday Night Series Pass,

you already have a ticket for this show.

Last of the season!


TICKET RESALE BOARD Have a Voyager entertainment ticket you can’t use? Bought a Wednesday 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 across from the mail boxes. Include show details, the price you’re asking, and your phone number. There’s a good chance someone will buy it. Want to go to a show that’s sold out? Check the Ticket Resale Board - you might find just what you’re looking for. Check frequently - these tickets go fast!

WEAR YOUR BADGE!

Reserved seating Gold $16 • Silver $14 • Copper $12

If you purchased a Wednesday Night Series Pass, you already have a ticket for this show.

COMING EVENTS

Empire Empire High School High School Steel BandSteel Band

Wednesday, March 30Wednesday, March 30 7:00 PM in the Ballroom7:00 PM in the Ballroom

Traditional Caribbean music along with pop, jazz and classical

Clog Dance (Absolute Beginners–Advanced)

Saturday, March 26 6:45 pm Tap Check

Dance at 7:00 pm in the Catalina Room Dancers $5.00 at the door

Spectators Welcome at No Charge!

STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE BREAKFAST

Thursday, March 31 8:00 am on the Patio

Tickets $4.50 Fresh Strawberries, Biscuits,

Real Whipped Cream, Juice & Coffee Table Service Provided


EARLY APRIL EVENTS

Monday Nite at the Movies 6:30 pm in the Ballroom

April 4

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

Reminiscence Dance Friday, April 1

7:00 pm in the Ballroom

Tickets $6.00 $7.00 at the door

Voyager’s Own Dance Band!! To reserve a table, purchase 8 tickets.

BYOB Sponsored by Voyager Pickleball

Line Dance Party

Sunday, April 3 1:00 PM in the Ballroom

$6.00 at the Door

•TICKET BOX OFFICE• Monday – Friday 9 am - 3 pm Saturday 9:30 am - 12:30 pm

Purchase event tickets by calling 574-6100, using the enclosed Reservation Form, or stopping by the Activity Office during the above hours. To receive the Resident Discount or use your Voyager account to pay for tickets, you must present your Voyager name badge.

Urgent Care RV Repair Mobile RV Service

Scott Harris (831) 588-3148 www.urgentcarervrepair.com

[email protected]

Electrical. Plumbing. Appliances.

Certified. Insured. (site 11-202)

http://www.urgentcarervrepair.com


Michigan Monday, 2/29

Wisconsin Saturday, 3/5

New England Saturday, 3/5

Washington/Oregon Monday, 3/28

OTHER EVENTS

ATRIAL FIBRILLATION PRESENTATION FRIDAY, MARCH 11

1:00 PM IN THE CATALINA ROOM Dr. Peter Ott, associate professor of clinical medicine at the University of Arizona Sarver Heart Center, will discuss atrial fibrillation and stroke therapies, anti-coagulation medicine and new options for patients who can’t tolerate anti-coagulants Donations at the door will help continue the Heart Center’s community education programs. Contact: Fran Winckel 860-657-5573

MEET THE AUTHOR SATURDAY, MARCH 5

12:30 PM IN THE ARIZONA ROOM Meet Rita Lakin, prizewinning author of The Only Woman in the Room: Episodes in My Life and Career as a Television Writer. Ms. Lakin is the published author of the Getting Old is Murder Series, several plays and many short stories. She is the sister of longtime Voyager resident Judy Van Wettering. Refreshments served. Contact: Judy Van Wettering #5212

MATA ORTIZ ADVENTURE MARCH 8-9-10 OR MARCH 15-16-17

2 night/3 day guided tour by van $450 per person (dbl)

Pottery Demo/Shopping/Casa Grande Ruins A never-to-be-forgotten trip!

Limited to 8 people per tour - Passport needed Contact: Jim/Betty Klosterman at #5331/ #937-750-5470

VOYAGER COUNTRY CLUB ANNUAL BAKE SALE SATURDAY, MARCH 12

PRO SHOP PATIO 8:00 AM UNTIL SOLD OUT Free coffee with purchase

Contact: Rose Gumaer #5880

GOLF BANQUET SATURDAY, MARCH 12

5:00 – 9:30 PM IN THE BALLROOM Not just for golfers, but for everyone

Tickets $6.00 at the Pro Shop To reserve a table, purchase 10 tickets

Each table plans its own menu Music by Albert Galli

Contact : Donna Burman #574-2246 (Cove)

HIKER-BIKER PARTY AND POTLUCK DINNER THURSDAY, MARCH 3

5:30 PM ON THE PATIO (BALLROOM IF RAIN) Bring your place setting, beverage, and a dish to serve 8.

BYOB Sponsored by Voyager Pickleball ($1 pp) Sign up on the Activity Board.

Contact: Fran Winckel 860-657-5573

THE FOLLOWING EVENTS ARE NOT PLANNED BY THE ACTIVITY OFFICE, BUT ARE SCHEDULED BY VARIOUS GROUPS FOR VOYAGER RESIDENTS. SEE CONTACT PERSON FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

STATE & REGIONAL PARTIES

2016 parties are listed below. See details on the Activity Board and in the State Party Book in the Activity Office.

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If you are in charge of your state party for 2017, and wish to reserve a Voyager room for the celebration, complete a 2017 State Party Form in the Activity Office ASAP. If you plan to allow alcohol at your party, you must pay a $20 fee to Voyager Pickleball for use of the BYOB license. The Catalina Room is not available for BYOB.


T U C S O N P A S S P O R T -

J U S T $ 2 0 !

Explore Southern Arizona and save over $400 with your Tucson Attractions Passport. Over 60 two-for-

one offers to top area attractions, including the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum and Tucson Botanical Gardens, plus discounts for shopping, museums and more!

AAMHO MEETING THURSDAY, MARCH 17

10:00 - 11:30 AM IN THE SANTA RITA ROOM Join Arizona Association of Manufactured Homes and RV Owners for an interactive and informative workshop on the Arizona Landlord - Tenant Act that protects owners of Park Models and Manufactured Homes as well as stationery RVs. Learn your rights and responsibilities as a Mobile Home Owner in a park setting. $5.00 per person will be collected at the door. AAMHO Membership is encouraged but not required. Call or email with questions: Dunny Chase, [email protected], 805.587.7837 Kathy Franz, [email protected], 520.400.4608

CELTIC BAND DANCE & IRISH SING-A-LONG SATURDAY, MARCH 19

7:00 PM IN THE CATALINA ROOM Easy contra-dancing with caller J.P. Thom-Gronachan

Live accompaniment by the newly-formed VOYAGER CELTIC BAND!

$5 at the door Bring your own snacks

Contact: Diane Thomas # 5408

OTHER EVENTS

The Las Cruces Revue Troupe presents a cotton-candy colored musical trip down memory lane to a

1958 high school prom. Tickets $7 available at Market Daze and Coffee and at Sp 1-198 Voyager Light Opera Company Box Office

Benefit Voyager Light Opera Company Contact: Dee Manning #970-987-1526

BANJO BLASTERS BENEFIT CONCERT MONDAY, MARCH 28

7:00 PM IN THE BALLROOM Tickets $5 at Coffee.

Proceeds Benefit the AED Acquisition Fund. Banjo Blasters website: http://www.azbanjoblasters.com/

Contact: Fran Winckel 860-657-5573

THE DEATH MONOLOGUES MONDAY, MARCH 14

1:30 PM IN THE CATALINA ROOM The Re-Imagining God Group invites you to a one-woman play written and performed by Giselle Suarez. It sheds a different light on death, a subject rarely portrayed on stage. She performed at the Live Theatre Workshop last month in Tucson. $5 suggested donation. Contact: Betty Lundeen #5273

TUCSON CHAPTER MEETING MONDAY, MARCH 14

11 AM CATALINA ROOM

Speaker Ken Arcia, Outreach Manager for AZ Relay Service

Did you know that your cell/landline phone taxes apply to free captioned telephone and services? If you or a loved one has difficulty hearing the telephone, don't miss this Relay Service, CapTel, and the Arizona Telephone Equipment program. Everyone is welcome! The room is looped for those who wear hearing aids with t-coils and real-time captioning available. Contact: Victoria Garth #828-243-8162

CHEST COMPRESSION ONLY CLASS MONDAY, MARCH 21

6:00 PM IN THE CATALINA ROOM Two pickleball players who collapsed and went into sudden cardiac arrest on Voyager courts survived thanks to bystanders who were trained in chest compression only CPR and knew how to use an AED. Specially trained medical students from the University of Arizona School of Medicine offer a one hour workshop on the “new” CPR (eliminating the need for mouth-to-mouth breathing or checking for a pulse) and how to use an AED (automated defibrillator). Seating is limited. Sign up on the Activity Board. Donations benefit the AED Acquisition Fund. Contact: Fran Winckel 860-657-5573

mailto:[email protected]


http://www.azbanjoblasters.com/


WE ARE HAPPY TO WELCOME THESE NEW ANNUAL

RESIDENTS TO VOYAGER. Marie Bishop 4-232 WA

Rick & Rhonda Brady 5-247 MN Arvid & LaVonne Carlson 1-196 ND

Judy Cramer & Carol Helliar 7-299 NY Dianne & Les Dodge 11-237 AZ

David & Jean Erickson 4-205 MN Roger & Cheryl Guthrie 1-289 NV

Don & Julie Hartman 11-326 IL David Hill 8-224 AZ

Larry & Marilyn Hoffer 6-234 IL Kevin Horton & Trudy DeLoatche 5-229 VA

Victoria Jensen 3-266 AZ Robert & Nancy Joy 5-298 SD

David & Susan Manderscheid 3-285 CA Jacqueline Newhof 2-186 MI

Margaret & Carl Perry 11-267 TX Bryan & Lucy Rickman 10-179 CO

L.K. & Mary Roney V-251 IL Walter & Helen Schmidt 1-285 CO

Jeri Shillam 5-302 OR Ed & Carl St. Laurent 8-169 MA

Mick & Jane Vanderbilt 3-278 IL Frederick Young & Lillian Kusy 6-178 AZ

VOYAGER NEWS

A NOTE FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER… The season is in full swing, and once again, I’ve enjoyed seeing your smiling faces and being able to meet with several of you each morning in the boardroom. I sincerely appreciate all your compliments to our staff

and to the work we have done over the past two years to make Voyager the best it can possibly be. January and February were even busier than last year, which is saying a lot!!! Out of 35 Arizona resorts, we had the most resident referrals for new RVers last year - and we are currently leading again this year! That’s a great stat, since it is ALL driven by you, our residents and guests…so a BIG THANK YOU to all of you who have brought in family and friends. Our Early Bird Reservation period runs until March 31. If you want to keep the same site you had this season, be sure to book and place a deposit on the site before March 15 – otherwise it goes to first come first served. As Easter comes early this year, on March 27, I know several of you will be leaving to be with family for the holiday. Before you go, please come Registration to update summer contact information in case we should need to contact you. Lastly, I’d like to thank those that made it out for the February Manager’s Ride to Gates Pass and San Xavier Mission. We will be doing a March Ride to River Bottom Saloon in Florence for lunch. It will be a bit longer than the first ride, but it’ll give you a chance to stretch it out a bit. I’ll have more details when we finalize the ride. If you’re leaving in March, have a great summer and THANK YOU for continuing to make Voyager your home away from home! For those of you staying into April and May, I’ll see you around the resort. Regards, Rick

Congratulations to the following couples who celebrated their 50th Anniversary at a

gala reception on February 13th: Dick & Janice Dahlke David & Mary Grier

Bob & Sandy Malaski Joe & Arlene Mc Cown

Bill & Lois Rettig Doug & Janice Shugart Tim & Barbara Spencer

Roger & Ada Sutton Ron & Sue Wierda Jim & Joyce Wright

50th Anniversary Reception


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F o r S a l e B o a r dF o r S a l e B o a r dF o r S a l e B o a r d

Please follow these guidelines: Use 3x5 cards only (available in the Activity Office) Use only one card per space/lot List all items on one card; date the card If used, a photo must be part of the single 3x5 card Remove card after the item is sold

PLEASE NOTE! Postings are for Voyager/Cove/Bay residents only All cards are removed on the 1st of each month and

are stored in the Activity Office for pick-up & re-use. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION!

PICKLEBALL BYOB INSURANCE Having a party? If you have requested a Voyager Activity Room or the Courtyard and there will be alcohol brought to or served at your event, you must complete a Pickleball BYOB Insurance Coverage Form and pay a $20 fee at the Activity Office.

Pickleball has extended its’ sponsorship with liability insurance coverage to all Activity Office events in the Ballroom and Courtyard so you can BYOB. Donations are collected to offset, but not exceed, the cost of insurance. Please remember to contribute to the fund at dances sponsored by Pickleball. Our Board recently approved $400 to each of three charities: Salvation Army Toy Drive, Larry’s Shoe Angels and the Food Bank.

NOTICES

Thank You for Displaying Your Flag! How to Display the American Flag in the USA Should be flown from sunrise to sunset Should be illuminated if flown 24 hours Should NOT be flown in inclement weather Should be kept clean Should be flown at the top of the pole if with another flag Never fly another country’s flag by itself - fly it with the American flag, either below it on a pole or next to it at the same height.

Lazydays Offers Our Customers

- Body And Paint Repairs On All RV Makes - Technicians Certified In PPG Products - 65 Foot Climate-Controlled Paint & Bake Booth - Conveniently Located on The Service Drive - Technicians With Vast Experiences In Paint Color Matching , Welding And Fiberglass Repair Procedures - Free Estimate- In Some Case We Can Arrange To Meet You At Your Units Location

Chris Valenzuela Body Shop Supervisor

3200 E Irvington Rd Tucson, Az 85714 [email protected] 520-741-2219 EXT 6320

Come Visit Our Fully Stocked Retail Parts Store -The Blue Building



TRASH AND RECYCLING OPEN 24/7 TUESDAY AND FRIDAY TRASH PICK-UP

Put trash out by 8 am in sturdy, heavy-duty bags tied securely.

NO RECYCLABLES, NO UNBAGGED TRASH, NO YARD TRIMMINGS

Take these items to the Trash & Recycle Station located in the Bay, just before exiting the back gate.

If you miss pick-up, trash can be taken to the TRASH BINS at the Trash & Recycle Station For details on Voyager’s recycling program, pick up a “Recycle the Voyager Way” pamphlet at Registration.

NOTICES

CHILD VISITATION GUIDELINES Open visitation year-round. Limited to 14 days per child in season.

Facility usage allowed with time restrictions and with resident or parent supervision. Residents and/or parent may walk with children to Office, Market or Restaurant.

Please make this a pleasant time for everyone (the children as well as all residents) by observing Voyager Rules & Regulations, Section 3B: Children as Guests.

Copies of the regulations are also available at the Registration Desk.

PET WALKERS When walking with your pet, walk facing traffic.

Walk with your pet ONLY in designated pet areas ! Core facilities are NOT designated pet areas. At Yield & Stop Signs, stop & look both ways.

Keep your pet on a short (6 foot) leash at all times. Keep your pet under control when near other pets.

SAFETY REMINDERS Within the resort

Yes, bicycles motorcycles,

& golf cars too! Thank you for helping us all stay safe!

Stop at stop signs!

Yes, bicycles motorcycles,

& golf cars too!

SUMMER HOME CARE If you are a summer care provider, complete a form in Registration. The complete list of providers will be made available to interested residents. Need a summer care provider? Stop in Registration and pick up a list.

Voyager Country Club Seasonal Passes Now Available!

Unlimited golf through May 1, 2016 $300.00 per person

Purchase at the Pro Shop or the Activity Office


ON SITE SERVICES

WHY GO INTO TOWN? WE HAVE IT ALL RIGHT HERE!

the Desert Clipper Beauty and Barber Shop

574-5600

9:00 am - 5 pm Monday to Friday Saturday - call for an appointment

Appointments Recommended

Tuesday & Saturday Nights In the Bar

Wednesday Nights Texas Hold’em

Thursday Nights Karaoke

$4 Margaritas!

St Patrick’s Day Thursday, March 17th Corned Beef & Cabbage Lunch $9.95 Dinner $10.95

No Reservations - first come first served. Fast seatings all day!!!!

March 1 - Roy Mac March 5 - Albert Galli March 8 - Jay Faircloth March 12 - DJ Bill

March 15 - Henry Soriano March 19 - Jay Faircloth March 22 - Bobby Wilson March 26 - Roy Mac

Saturday Swap Meets March 12 & 26

7:30 AM Restaurant Parking Lot No charge • BYO table

Clean out the shed - find a treasure!


Thursday, March 3

9:15 am Ballroom South Parking Lot

Library Cards, Books, and DVDs available

Request materials ahead by calling 520-594-5415

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

ATTENTION TRAVEL ENTHUSIASTS! Are you missing out? If you’re booking your cruises and tours directly with the cruise lines and tour companies, you are missing out! I can offer same rates and better values, additional amenities, my expertise and customer service, as well as adjust rates if the pricing goes down. Ask me about: All-inclusive cruises and tours so you’re not nickeled

and dimed, for overall better values Active vacations with hiking, biking, golfing, and

walking. Wine and culinary trips Special pricing for single travelers. Rely on my expertise and excellent customer service for your next stress free vacation!

Terry Oremland Voyager Travel Consultant since 1998

Travel Desk (Registration Lobby) 9 am – 12 pm Tuesday & Thursday

Home appointments available 888-682-1548 or 520-405-7862 [email protected]

ON SITE SERVICES

Have Lunch at the Pro Shop! Daily Specials served 10:30 AM - 1:30 PM

Friday 2/26 Sausage, Pepper& Onion Sub

Saturday 2/27 Chicken Pot Pie

Sunday 2/28 Cookout

Monday 2/29 Hot Dog

Taco Tuesday 3/1 Beef Taco

Wednesday 3/2 Strawberry Spinach Salad

Thursday 3/3 Chicken Salad on a Croissant

Friday 3/4 Grilled Dogs on the Patio

BIKE REPAIR March 2 & 15 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Offering on-site bike repair and inspection in the

breezeway between the Arizona and Cactus Rooms. Call #237-2660 for special requests.

ARIZONA PROPANE DELIVERY To guarantee propane delivery on any Tuesday, call Arizona Propane at 520-750-9116

by 4:00 PM on Monday. Simply displaying the ORANGE propane card will not ensure delivery.

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HOURS OF OPERATION: Open Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Schedule an appointment by calling

(520) 574-6046

Walk-ins welcome when available.

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.

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

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 AM - 10:00 AM

Thursdays 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM No Appointment Necessary for INR

Excel Physical Therapy Paul Wheeler, PT, DPT

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

Therapeutic Massage Center

call 320-1953 for an appointment

Located at 5th & Roadrunner www.bestmassageintucson.com

Peaceful Spirit

HEALTH AND WELLNESS

Saturday, March 19 in the Catalina Room

Call 800-770-0240 for an appointment

Saturday, April 2 7 AM - 1 PM in the Catalina Room

Call 520-730-0402 for an appointment

American Red Cross

Blood Drive


PAYING IT FORWARD A car drove up to the drive-through window at a McDonald’s to pick up an order. The driver asked “How much?” The reply was “Nothing. The guy in front of you paid for it.” So the man in the car said “Okay. I’ll pay for the next guy behind me.” And so it went. For over a half hour no one paid for their own order. The next driver always paid it forward for the next one coming after him. It happens that way periodically, often at thruway toll booths. Someone pays it forward for the next vehicle. Or a gift of flowers arrives at someone’s doorstep just at a moment of great need, but the giver chooses to remain anonymous. Such generosity sometimes has a note that says only that someone was good to the anonymous giver, so he or she decided to pass it on. Paying it forward means undertaking someone else’s debt, usually a small thing like a food order. However, I know that sometimes a mortgage payment is made, or a phone bill mysteriously is taken care of just because someone is generous. When you get right down to it, the greatest act of paying it forward comes at the end of this month when we celebrate Easter. That holiday reminds us that Jesus went to the cross to take upon himself the sin debt of the world. In the words of an old liturgy, “He made there, by the one offering of himself, a full, perfect and sufficient sacrifice for the sins of the world.” That is paying it forward for you and for me. God cares enough for you and me to send Jesus to die on our behalf. And Easter tells us that his death wasn’t the end of the story. That comes three days later when he was raised from the dead. It was the greatest gift ever, an act of paying forward that resounds to this day and this place. That is good news indeed. See you in church Ray W. Burgess, Chaplain

FAITH, GIVING, AND THANKS

SUNDAY CHAPEL SERVICES 9:40 AM in the Ballroom, beginning with a Hymn Sing

Interdenominational Chapel Services Everyone is welcome! Chaplain Ray Burgess

INTERDENOMINATIONAL HOLY WEEK SERVICES Everyone is welcome! Chaplain Ray Burgess

Maundy Thursday March 24 7:00 PM

in the Ballroom

Good Friday March 25 12:00 PM

in the Catalina Room

Easter Sunday March 27 9:40AM

in the Ballroom

SUMMER CHAPEL Sundays at 9:00 am in the Ballroom beginning April 3 Services are interdenominational • Dress is casual • Everyone is welcome!

Summer Choir Rehearsal Thursdays 3:00-4:00 pm in the Catalina Room beginning March 31


NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR Carol Leach (B) #574-5217

Jane Kenworthy (V) #574-5314 Jean Cary (C) #663-0181

If you are or know of someone in need, give us a call! Neighbor to Neighbor is a group of about

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

Are you living alone, ill, injured, or fragile and would appreciate a FREE daily check for health and safety? If the answer is yes, the

Community Cares Program can meet that need. As a participant, you are given a set of cards illustrating days of the week. It will be your responsibility to be certain the correct day is displayed in your window before 10 each morning. Volunteers will check each day. If correct, they will continue on their way. If not, you will receive a knock on your door, a phone call, or other instructions to confirm your health or safety is not in danger.

Sign up as a Community Cares volunteer by calling: Anne Ruelle #6191 or Judy Williamson #730-2917

We need you!

Community Cares Celebration of Life for Lyle Crain

Saturday, March 5 1:00 pm in the Catalina Room

If you knew Lyle, please join Jackie and other family members and friends


Condolences to the families and friends of:

Louise Dukes Martin Mauer Mary Miller Sharon Nook

Wanda Plagens

Grief Support Group Voyager’s Grief Support Group meets Sundays, March 6 & 20 from 2-4 pm in the Cactus Room. All are welcome. Call Marie Hale at #979-1776 with questions.

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

Voyager Sunshine

Millie Paxton #574-6162

Dear Voyager Family, Words cannot express our family's gratitude for the outpouring of love and support for Ronnie Shy and Pops (Tom Percy) these past months. Thank you! Love, Leila, Marion, David Percy, Leni Frey & Katie Kearns

•••••••••••••• Thanks to all who lent desk mats to the Tucson Mountain Cloggers for the Iowa Party.



COMMUNITY FOOD BANK In southern Arizona, one in four children is at risk for hunger, AND one in five seniors goes to bed hungry. The Community Food Bank donation box is located in the Ballroom. The most needed food

items are canned meat, vegetables, soup, fruit, and tomato products in non-glass containers. Cereal and peanut butter are in great need as well. All items must be non-perishable.

AED ACQUISITION FUND Thanks to Chest Compression Only Workshop donations, private contributions and the Saguaro Sunset Trio Benefit Concert ticket sales, we have raised $1000 towards the purchase of two new AEDs (automated defibrillators) for the park. The cost of the two units is $3400. General Manager Rick Tubaugh has agreed to cost share the purchase. We are optimistic that we will raise the remaining $700 for our half of the purchase at the Banjo Blasters Benefit Concert on March 28. (see page 13)

ROTARY CLUB CHILDREN’S FOOD DRIVE Thanks to Voyager residents, Safeway, and the Vail Rotary Foundation, 28 local children in need receive a back pack of food each weekend. The Back Pack program still has 2½ months to go before the end of the school

year - 14 weeks or 392 more back packs to fill. Donations of individual easy open servings of instant oatmeal, pop tarts, fruit and pudding cups, pastas, canned meats, cup of soup, raisins, snack bars,100% juice boxes, and UHT chocolate milk boxes can be delivered to Bay #47 car port drop box across from the playground. For more info call Mark at #5826. Cienega Rotary Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with Tax ID 74-3247657.

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VOYAGER AUTHORS’ PAGE

THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH by Sharon Surhoff

Ted 30, married to Linda, tourist on vacation Linda 30, married to Ted, tourist on vacation Guide 75, male or female, retired, loves history Time: now Place: St. Augustine, Florida, Fountain of Youth archaeological park Set: a table with a pitcher of water, paper cups (GUIDE explaining facility, pointing to various features) (TED and LINDA listen and follow GUIDE’S talk) Guide: (pointing to floor) Over here is a native Christian burial site. We have unearthed the bones of Timucua Indians who were converted by the early Spanish explorers... Linda: (looking) Oh my!...Entire skeletons laid out perfectly. Guide: Yes, that’s how we know these were converts, buried peaceably, not from violent battles. Ted: How long ago was this? Guide: Ponce de Leon claimed this area for Spain in 1513...almost 500 years ago...In fact, next year we’ll have a major celebration...You should come back... Linda: (points towards “burial area”) Why are the burials here, in this spot? Guide: This was the Spanish Mission...Artifacts were discovered in 1904 by the owner, Dr. McConnell, who had recently purchased it. Ted: Artifacts?...Like what? Guide: A cross and a silver salt cellar...They’re on display in the exhibit out front. Ted: And the Fountain? Guide: The Fountain of Youth has flowed here for as long as anyone can remember...The Timucuan Indians depict it in their ancient drawings... Did you drink from it yet? Linda: Not yet...How does it taste? Guide: (picks up pitcher) It tastes okay...A bit of sulphur smell...But maybe that’s why it works. Ted: (surprised) It does?...I thought it was a touristy thing. Guide: (pouring from pitcher into paper cup) Oh no...It definitely works (offers drink to Linda)...Here, try it. Linda: (takes cup and sniffs it) Ack!...Smells pretty horrid! Guide: Drink it all at once...It’s not bad once past your nose. Ted: (looks at GUIDE curiously) Did you try it? Guide: (sagely) Oh no...Too late for me...I’ve got too many years to be considered young. Linda: (holds up cup) Well...Down the hatch! (drinks)...pause, hand to head)...I feel faint...(drops dead onto the floor) Ted: (kneels by Linda’s side, patting her hand) Linda!...Linda!...Speak to me! Guide: (looks impassively at TED and LINDA) Three today! Ted: (anguished) What do you mean? Guide: (sagely) No one is satisfied with what they have...I’m too late for youth but satisfied with where I am. I’ve seen it all ... Ted: But this is the Fountain of Youth...Youth is to be restored...The clock turned back... Guide: You can never turn back the clock...You can only stop it...This is The Fountain of Never Getting Older...Your wife is as young as she will ever be.

End Play Sharon Surhoff is a playwright visiting Voyager for her fourth winter. In April 2000 her play, "'Show Time' In Waco (A Brief, Tragic History)" was produced Off Off Broadway in New York City. The Surhoffs are full-time RVers from New Jersey. The Voyager Authors’ Page features poems and stories written by members of the Voyager Writers’ Workshop.


ARTS & CRAFTS

NIMBLE FINGERS Nimble Fingers congratulates it’s members for making and delivering 1,112 hand made items to our charities since November. 87 afghans, 449 hats for warmth and oncology, 202 assorted clothing items, assorted household items and toys, 85 duffle, tote and walker bags were donated to agencies including the VA, Salvation Army, Aviva, Pio Decimo, Shriners, hospital cancer units, and rehab centers. Our total for the current season is 2,276 items. Our February sock and underwear drive is winding down, but we can accept donations for the next week. Our sewers continue to make pajama bottoms for children. We use t-shirts as tops and welcome donations of new, any color t-shirts, especially children's sizes medium and large. We match them with the PJ bottoms before we distribute them. Our knitters and crocheters are busy making hats, scarves, sweaters, booties, mittens, and slippers. THANK YOU for the many donations of fabric, yarn, and dollars. We have put them to good use this year. You are welcome to come by and join in, watch, or ask how you can help any Monday or Friday between 1:00 and 3:30pm in the Palo Verde Room!

ACTIVITY UPDATES DANCE

SQUARE DANCE March 16th is our last Wednesday dance in the Catalina Room. Our last Sunday dance is March 20th at 6:30 pm in the Ballroom.

ROUND DANCE All level Round Dance Saturday, March 26 from 2 - 4 pm in the Ballroom. $6.00 at the door. Lisa Wall cuer/caller.

FITNESS & WELLNESS

FITNESS ROOM ORIENTATION Tracy Argenziano answers your fitness questions in a group setting Wednesdays, March 9 & 23 at 10:30 AM in the Fitness Room. No charge.

MUSIC

RUSTY WINDS Rusty Winds is for those who used to play a band instrument but put it down years ago. The lip may be gone, fingering might be fuzzy, timing is a bit off, and we don’t always play in tune. No one cares - we play for fun. We’re not a performance band! We play great tunes that are easy and familiar. We have music but play by ear as well. Join us Sunday evenings at 6:30 in the Catalina Room. Joe Pedersen 520 574-0257.

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www.GreenbergFinancial.com [email protected]

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Every Sunday on 790 KNST from 8-10 am The Money Matters show is a financial and investment radio

show that talks about the markets, economy, corporate

earnings and the political landscape…...everything that

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Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting Every Tuesday 7 - 8 PM in the Health Clinic

Call Donna or John at 574-2246 for more information .

ACTIVITY UPDATES

AG/BUSINESS Thursdays from 10 - 11:30 AM in the Catalina Room 3/3 - Rural Ministries by Keith Lingwall 3/10 - Evaluation of SW Dairies by Steve Farber 3/17 - AZ Birds & Their Conservation by Kendall Kroesen 3/24 - The Peopling of Hawaii by Mac & Nancy McKay 3/31 - TBA Questions? Call Dave Black at #5550

AL-ANON New group meets every Wednesday from 7-8 pm in the Health Clinic. Friends and families of problem drinkers find understanding and support at Al-Anon meetings.

BOOK DISCUSSION

Tuesdays at 7:00 PM in the Santa Rita Room: 3/8 - The American Bride in Kabul by Phyllis Chesler 3/22 - Berlin Boxing Club by Robert Sharenow Pick up a complete listing in the Activity Office.

DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE FILMS 2016

Continue the journey that will alter your perception of reality Saturdays, March 5 & 19 from 1:00 - 3: 30 PM in the Santa Rita Room with “The Language of The Divine Matrix Bridging Time, Space, Miracles And Belief,” shown in two parts. New discoveries suggest that our world is the mirror of our beliefs. What we once believed is about to change. How far down the Rabbit Hole do you want to go?

GENEALOGY Voyager Genealogists meet Wednesday afternoons in the Cactus Room. Programs begin at 1 PM, but the room is available at 12:30 for those who want to visit our library, discuss genealogy or get help with research. Our theme this season, Back to the Basics, is a good review for experienced genealogists and suitable for beginners. March 2 Voyager Show and Tell NO MEETING March 9 Who Can You Trust? - Carol Cox March 16 Volunteer Picnic NO MEETING March 23 End of Season Luncheon 12 Noon in the Catalina Room

GREAT DECISIONS VIDEO PROGRAMS

The last of this year’s Great Decisions Videos will be “Cuba and the US”, shown on Monday, March 7 in the Santa Rita Room at 1:45 pm.

SPECIAL INTEREST

STAR PARTY! Tuesday, March 8

7:30 PM on the Tennis Courts across from the Golf Course

(weather permitting) See what the night sky has to offer!

Voyager’s Astronomy Group provides telescopes.

SPORTS

ROLLING HILLS CO-ED GOLF Rolling Hills Golf Monday, March 14. Shotgun start at 12:00 Noon. Check in by 11:30. Limited to 72 golfers. Sign up by March 11 for March 14 play: put an envelope with your name, address, and phone # and $24.00 green fees (cash or check to Rolling Hills Golf Course) and $2.00 cash prize money in the basket at David Johnson’s, #V-280, (574-5694) or Bud Herran’s, Cove 7553 E Maritime Dr. (574-6997). Cancellation after the sign up date forfeits prize money; no-shows forfeit all fees.

SPECIAL INTEREST

SINGLES Thursdays at 5:15 PM in the Santa Rita Room. March 3: Potluck & Game Night March 17: Potluck and a Movie - “Second Hand Lions”

WORLD HISTORY History’s Impact on Americans Today - Fridays from 3:30 - 5:00 PM in the Cactus Room. Presentations followed by discussion. Open to all Voyager residents. March 4: Bonnie Parsons brings us the true story of Elizabeth Van Lew, a Yankee spy living in Richmond, VA. March 11: Shirley Aune, Florence North & Delila Roulston present “What You Don’t Know But Should About Caucuses, Primaries, and the Electoral Vote.” March 17: Bob Landen with “Gadsden, The Man, The Land, The Plan.” March 25: George Aune discusses David McCullough’s Teddy Roosevelt book Mornings on Horseback.

VEGETARIAN POTLUCK DINNER Please join us on Wednesday, March 16 at 5:00 PM in the Catalina Room. Bring a vegetarian dish to share. Coffee and tea provided. Contact Gail at #818-359-9406.

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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 Acrylic Painting $ T weekly 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Art Room 3/29/2016 Busy Hands T F 2 days/week 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Palo V-Sewing Room Ceramics - Clay Hand Building $ W weekly 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Ceramic Shop Ceramics - Horsehair Pottery $ F weekly 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Ceramic Shop 3/25/2016 Ceramics Open Shop $ M T Th 3 days/week 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Ceramic Shop Ceramics Open Shop $ M-Th 4 days/week 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Ceramic Shop * Glass Fusion Beg Class $ M weekly 1:00 PM 5:00 PM Glass Fusion Shop 3/21/2016 Glass Fusion Open Shop $ M-F weekly 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Glass Fusion Shop 3/31/2016 Glass Fusion Open Shop $ T-F 4/days week 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Glass Fusion Shop 3/31/2016 Joy of Painting Th weekly 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Art Room 3/31/2016 * Lapidary for Beginners $ M weekly 8:30 AM 12:00 PM Lapidary Shop 3/28/2016 Lapidary Open Shop $ T-F 4 days/week 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Lapidary Shop Lapidary Open Shop $ M-F weekdays 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Lapidary Shop Machine Embroidery Workshop Th 1st & 3rd Thursday 8:30 AM 12:00 PM Palo V-Sewing Room 3/31/2016 Nimblefingers M F 2 days/week 1:00 PM 3:30 PM Palo V-Sewing Room Oil Painting M weekly 9:00 AM 3:00 PM Art Room Oil Painting Open Studio W 2nd & 4th Wednesday 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Art Room 3/23/2016 Polymer Clay Class $ F weekly 1:00 PM 3:00 PM Craft Room Quilters1 Th Su 2 days/week 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Palo Verde Room Quilters 2 - Meeting M weekly 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Palo V, H Quilters & Sewing Rm Quilters 2 - Open Sewing & Classes W, S weekly 9:00 AM 4:00 PM Palo V, H Quilters & Sewing Rm Quilters 2 website - quilters2.com * Quilting Classes/Workshops $ W S varies 9:00 AM 4:00 PM Palo V - H Quilters Room 3/26/2016 Scrapbooking Workshop T weekly 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Craft Room 3/29/2016 * Silvercraft for Beginners $ M-F weekdays 9:00 AM 3:45 PM Silver Shop * Silvercraft Open Shop $ M-F weekdays 9:00 AM 3:45 PM Silver Shop * Stained Glass for Beginners $ M 1 day class 9:00 AM 4:00 PM Stained Glass Shop 3/30/2016 Stained Glass Open Shop $ T - F 4 days/week 9:00 AM 4:00 PM Stained Glass Shop 3/31/2016 Stained Glass Open Shop $ S weekly 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Stained Glass Shop 3/26/2016 Stained Glass-Open Shop $ M - Th 4 days/week 6:00 PM 9:00 PM Stained Glass Shop 3/24/2016 * Sun Bunny Stampers $ W 1st & 3rd Wednesday 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Art Room * Watercolor - Beginning/Interm $ F weekly 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Art Room 3/18/2016 Watercolor Open Studio Th weekly 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Art Room 3/24/2016 Watercolor Open Studio W weekly 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Art Room 3/23/2016 Wood Bowl Class $ varies varies varies varies Woodshop 3/31/2016 Wood Carving W Th F 3 days/week 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Craft Room Wood Carving W Th 2 days/week 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Craft Room 3/31/2016 * Wood Pen & Bottle Stopper Class $ T weekly varies varies Woodshop 3/29/2016 Woodshop Open Shop $ M-F weekdays 9:00 AM 3:00 PM Woodshop


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 3/29/2016

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 - Duplicate $ T weekly 6:00 PM 9:30 PM Arizona Room

* Bridge 4 - Rubber (Party) $ Th weekly 12:15 PM 3:30 PM Cactus Room

* Bunco $ M 3rd Monday 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Art Room

Canasta S weekly 1:00 PM 5:00 PM Mesquite Room

Canasta (Hand, Foot & Knee) M W Th 3 days/week 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

Dominoes - Mexican Train 4 Su weekly 6:30 PM 9:30 PM Art Room

Dominoes - Mexican Train F weekly 7:00 PM 10:00 PM Arizona Room

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 (Beg/Int) M weekly 6:30 PM 9:00 PM Arizona Room

Mah Jongg - League (Beg/Int) M weekly 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Mesquite Room 3/28/2016

Mah Jongg (Wright Pat) $ T F 2 days/week 8:45 AM 12:00 PM Mesquite Room

Nickel Bingo $ M W 2 days/week 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Santa Rita Room 3/30/2016

Penny Poker $ Th weekly 6:00 PM 9:00 PM Cactus Room (West)

Pinochle $ S weekly 7:00 PM 9:30 PM Cactus Room (East)

Pinochle - Double Deck $ T weekly 1:00 PM 3:00 PM Mesquite Room 3/29/2016

Poker $ M-F weeknights 6:30 PM 9:30 PM Poker Room

Poker (Texas Hold 'Em) $ TH weekly 6:30 PM 9:00 PM Mesquite Room

Poker (Texas Hold 'Em) $ S weekly 6:30 PM 9:00 PM Cactus Room (West)

Poker (Texas Hold 'Em) Beginners $ M weekly 6:00 PM 9:00 PM Mesquite Room

Poker Tournament (Omaha) $ S weekly 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Poker Room

Poopsy $ M weekly 3:30 PM 6:30 PM Santa Rita Room 3/28/2016

Scrabble Su weekly 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Mesquite Room

* Sheepshead Card Party $ Th weekly 6:30 PM 9:00 PM Art Room 3/312016

Spades Su weekly 2:30 PM 4:30 PM Arizona Room

DANCE END DATE * Ballroom Dance Lessons $ T weekly 1:00 PM 3:00 PM Ballroom 3/29/2016

Ballroom Dance Practice $ F weekly 10:30 AM 12:30 PM Ballroom

* Clog Classes - Brand New Beginners $ Th weekly 1:45 PM 2:45 PM Arizona Room

Clog Classes - Level 1 $ Th weekly 12:30 PM 1:45 PM Arizona Room

Clog Classes - Level 2 $ Th weekly 10:45 AM 12:00 PM Arizona Room

Clog Classes - Level 3 $ Th weekly 9:30 AM 10:45 AM Arizona Room

* Country Two Step-Basics/Plus $ Su weekly 2:00 PM 4:00 PM Catalina Room 3/20/2016

* Line Dance - Introduction to Steps $ T 4 week class 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Ballroom 3/22/2016

Line Dance - Level 1/Cont. Beginners $ T weekly 10:05 AM 11:00 AM Ballroom

Line Dance - Level 2/Intermediate $ T weekly 11:05 AM 12:00 PM Ballroom

Line Dance Oldies S weekly 10:30 AM 12:00 PM Arizona Room

Line Dance Routine W weekly 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Arizona Room

Line Dance-Help Sessions S weekly 9:00 AM 10:30 AM Arizona Room 3/26/2016

Square Dance-Lessons & Dance for Beg $ W weekly 2:45 PM 4:00 PM Catalina Room 3/16/2016

Square Dance-Mainstream & Plus (Dance) $ Su 3rd Sunday 6:30 PM 8:30 PM Ballroom 3/20/2016

Square Dance-Mainstream Wrkshp & Dance $ W weekly 10:30 AM 12:00 PM Catalina Room 3/16/2016

Square Dance-Plus Workshop & Dance $ W weekly 1:00 PM 2:30 PM Catalina Room 3/16/2016


ACTIVITY SCHEDULE


EXERCISE END DATE Aerobic Dance T Th 2 days/week 7:00 AM 8:00 AM Catalina Room 3/31/2016

Aqua Boot Camp S weekly 8:00 AM 9:00 AM Pool - Covered

Aqua Exercise T TH S 3 days/week 10:30 AM 11:30 AM Pool - Covered

Aquacise M W F 3 days/week 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Pool - Exercise

Aquacise T Th 2 days/week 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Pool - Exercise 3/31/2016

Aquafit T Th 2 days/week 7:30 AM 8:30 AM Pool - Covered

Aquafit M W F 3 days/week 8:00 AM 9:00 AM Pool - Covered

Easy Stretch M-F weekdays 8:00 AM 8:30 AM Ballroom

Fitness Room All daily 5:00 AM 10:00 PM Fitness Room

Interval Circuit Training $ M W F 3 days/week 7:00 AM 7:45 AM Arizona Room

Kettlebell Workout T TH S 3 days/week 8:00 AM 9:00 AM Catalina Room

Lap Swim - Covered Pool M W F 3 days/week 7:00 AM 8:00 AM Pool - Covered

Lap Swim All daily 7:00 AM 9:00 AM Pool - Deep

Lap Swim All daily 12:00 PM 2:00 PM Pool - Deep

Senior Fit $ M F 2 days/week 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Ballroom

Strength & Stretch $ M W F 3 days/week 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Catalina Room

Tai Chi-Traditional $ Tu weekly 10:30 AM 11:30 AM Catalina Room

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

Yoga - Yin $ M W F 3 days/week 8:00 AM 8:50 AM Cactus Room

Zumba $ T weekly 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Catalina Room

Zumba $ Th weekly 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Ballroom

MUSIC END DATE Belle Tones $ T weekly 12:30 PM 3:00 PM Catalina Room 3/22/2016

Bluegrass Jam Session W weekly 3:00 PM 5:00 PM Arizona Room 3/30/2016

Celtic Band Su weekly 4:30 PM 6:00 PM Catalina Room 3/20/2016

Chapel Choir Practice Th weekly 12:30 PM 2:30 PM Ballroom 3/24/2016

Chapel Choir Rehearsal Su weekly 9:00 AM 9:30 AM Arizona Room 3/27/2016

Country Swing Jam Session F weekly 3:00 PM 5:00 PM Arizona Room

Coyote Chorus $ T weekly 1:30 PM 4:00 PM Arizona Room

* Dance Band Practice T weekly 9:30 AM 12:30 PM Arizona Room

* Dance Band Practice Th weekly 2:30 PM 4:30 PM Ballroom

Guitar 1 (begins 3/4) $ F weekly 9:30 AM 10:30 AM Coyote Room 3/25/2016

Guitar 2 (begins 3/4) $ F weekly 12:30 PM 2:00 PM Coyote Room 3/25/2016

Guitar 3 (begins 3/4) $ F weekly 10:45 PM 12:15 PM Coyote Room 3/25/2016

* Handbell Choir T weekly 1:00 PM 5:00 PM Palo Verde Room 3/22/2016

Instrumental Hymn Sing T weekly 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Coyote Room Mountain Dulcimer-Absolute Beg M weekly 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Coyote Room 3/21/2016

Mountain Dulcimer-Beginner M weekly 10:15 AM 11:15 AM Coyote Room 3/21/2016

Mountain Dulcimer-Int Club M weekly 11:30 AM 12:30 PM Coyote Room 3/21/2016 Native American Flute Circle Th weekly 6:00 PM 8:00 PM Fire Pit at the Courtyard/Coyote Rm Native American Flute Circle - Beg S weekly 11:00 AM 12:00 PM Coyote Room Native American Flute Circle - Int S weekly 1:00 PM 3:00 PM Coyote Room

Rusty Winds Players Su weekly 6:30 PM 8:30 PM Catalina Room 3/27/2016

* Show Choir $ M weekly 8:30 AM 11:00 AM Arizona Room 3/21/2016 Ukulele - Beginning/Intermediate W weekly 6:30 PM 9:00 PM Catalina Room Ukulele Intermediate Jam Session $ T weekly 5:00 PM 6:00 PM Coyote Room Ukulele Jam-Intermediate/Advanced Th weekly 3:00 PM 5:00 PM Coyote Room 3/24/2016

Ukulele Lessons-Beginning $ T weekly 4:00 PM 5:00 PM Coyote Room

Voyager Fun Band T weekly 6:30 PM 8:30 PM Catalina Room Voyager Fun Band Rebels M weekly 1:00 PM 3:00 PM Coyote Room


ACTIVITY SCHEDULE


SPECIAL INTEREST END DATE AA Meeting T weekly 7:00 PM 8:00 PM Health Clinic

Adult Coloring T 1st/3rd Tuesday 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Craft Room 3/15/2016

AG Business Professional Services Th weekly 10:00 AM 11:30 AM Catalina Room 3/17/2016

Al Anon Meeting W weekly 7:00 PM 8:00 PM Health Clinic 3/30/2016

* American Sign Language - Basic Level 2 $ M 9 weekly sessions 9:30 AM 11:00 AM Mesquite Room 3/14/2016

Astronomy T weekly 1:00 PM 3:00 PM Cactus Room 3/29/2016

ATV/Dirt Bike Trail Riding varies varies location varies

Bible Study Th weekly 7:00 PM 8:00 PM Arizona Room 3/31/2016

Book Discussion Group T 2nd/4th Tuesday 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Santa Rita Room 3/22/2016

Caregivers Support Group F weekly 3:30 PM 5:30 PM Mesquite Room

Computer Resource Center $ M-F weekdays 9:00 AM 4:00 PM Computer Resource Ctr

Computer Center website www.voyagercrc.net

* Constitution Discussion M weekly 9:15 AM 11:15 AM Cactus Room

Current Events/Economics W weekly 2:00 PM 4:30 PM Santa Rita Room

Down the Rabbit Hole Series S as scheduled 1:00 PM 3:30 PM Santa Rita Room 3/19/2016

Genealogy Group W weekly 12:30 PM 3:00 PM Cactus Room 3/30/2016

Genealogy Special Interests Group S varies 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Cactus Room 3/26/2016

* Great Decisions I $ Th weekly 9:00 AM 11:00 AM Santa Rita Room 3/10/2016

* Great Decisions II $ T weekly 1:00 PM 3:00 PM Santa Rita Room 3/15/2016

* Great Decisions III $ F weekly 9:00 AM 11:00 AM Santa Rita Room 3/11/2016

* Great Decisions IV $ M weekly 9:45 AM 11:45 AM Santa Rita Room 3/14/2016

* Great Decisions V $ Th weekly 3:00 PM 5:00 PM Santa Rita Room 3/10/2016

Great Decisions-PBS Video M weekly 11:45 AM 12:15 PM Santa Rita Room 3/7/2016

Grief Support Su 1st/3rd Sunday 2:00 PM 4:00 PM Cactus Room

* Growing in Faith M weekly 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Craft Room 3/21/2016

Ham Radio Group T weekly 8:00 AM 9:00 AM Voyager Bar & Grill 3/15/2016

iPad/iPhone Club F weekly 1:00 PM 3:00 PM Cactus Room 3/25/2016

Mac Computer Club F monthly 1:00 PM 3:00 PM Cactus Room

Masonic Men's Breakfast $ W 1st/3rd Wed 8:00 AM Voyager Bar & Grill 3/16/2016

* Memoir Writing W 10 week class 9:30 AM 11:30 AM Cactus Room 3/9/2016

Men's Bible Study Th weekly 8:30 AM 9:30 AM Cactus Room 3/24/2016

Photography Group T weekly 3:30 PM 5:30 PM Santa Rita Room

Photography Session varies weekly varies Varies-meet at mailboxes near Santa Rita Room

Potluck T weekly 5:00 PM 6:00 PM Ballroom

* Red Hat Hot Tamales $ T 2nd Tuesday 1:00 PM 3:00 PM Various restaurants 3/8/2016

* Re-Imagining God M 10 week class 1:00 PM 3:00 PM Santa Rita Room 3/14/2016

* Singles Group $ Th 1st/3rd Thursday 5:15 PM 9:00 PM Santa Rita Room 3/17/2016

* Spanish I Conversational $ T 8 week class 8:30 AM 9:30 AM Art Room 3/1/2016

* Spanish II Conversational $ T 8 week class 9:45 AM 10:45 AM Art Room 3/1/2016

Vegetarian Potluck W 3rd Wednesday 5:00 PM 6:15 PM Catalina Room 3/16/2016

Voyager Light Opera Company M weekly 2:00 PM 5:00 PM Arizona Room 3/28/2016

Voyager Light Opera Company Th weekly 3:30 PM 6:30 PM Arizona Room 3/31/2016

Weight Watchers Th weekly 10:00 AM 11:00 AM Cactus Room 3/31/2016

* Women's Bible Study $ F weekly 9:30 AM 11:00 AM AZ, Cactus Poker Rms 3/11/2016 * World History & Economics F weekly 3:30 PM 5:00 PM Cactus Room Writers' Workshop $ W weekly 9:00 AM 11:15 AM Mesquite Room


ACTIVITY SCHEDULE


SPORTS END DATE Bicycle Club W Th 2 days/week check Activity Board Blanche Softball Field (Bay) Bicycle Desert Rides M weekly check Activity Board 18th & 3rd St Gate Bicycle website - [email protected] Billiards All daily 9:00 AM 10:00 PM Billiard Room Billiards - Ladies Th weekly 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Billiard Room Billiards - Mixer Su weekly 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Billiard Room Billiards Tournaments varies every 2 weeks 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Billiard Room 3/17/2016 Bocce Ball Open Play All daily 7:00 AM 9:00 PM Bocce Ball Ct Bocce Ball Round Robin F weekly 10:00 AM 12:00 PM Bocce Ball Ct 3/25/2016 Bocce Ball Round Robin T W Th 3 days/week 2:00 PM 5:00 PM Bocce Ball Ct 3/31/2016 Bocce Ball Team M weekly 10:00 AM 12:00 PM Bocce Ball Ct 3/28/2016 * Golf - Dorado Co-Ed Tournament $ W weekly scheduled Dorado Golf Course * Golf - Dorado Sign-Up $ M weekly 6:00 AM 8:00 AM Santa Rita Room Golf - Driving Practice All daily sunrise sunset Golf Course Golf - Open Play $ All daily sunrise sunset Golf Course * Golf League - Ladies $ Th weekly 10:00 AM varies Golf Course 3/31/2016 * Golf League - Men's $ M weekly 10:00 AM varies Golf Course * Golf Mixer $ Su weekly 10:00 AM 10:30 AM Golf Course 3/29/2016 * Golf Mixer $ weekly 1:00 PM 1:30 PM Golf Course 3/29/2016 * Golf -Rolling Hills Golf Scramble $ M 2nd Monday 11:30 AM 4:00 PM Rolling Hills Golf Course Hiking T weekly 8:00 AM varies Santa Rita Room 3/29/2016 Hiking - Easy/Moderate M weekly 8:50 AM 9:00 AM East Parking Lot 3/21/2016 Horseback Riding All daily varies varies Houston's Stables Horseback Riding - Advanced $ Th weekly 8:30 AM 11:30 AM Houston's Stables 3/24/2016 Horseshoes All daily 8:00 AM 8:00 PM Horseshoe Pits Mushball (Co-Ed) M W 2days/week 1:30 PM 3:30 PM Blanche Field 3/23/2016 Pickleball Basic Skill Drills Th weekly 11:00 AM 12:30 PM Pickleball Courts 7 & 8 3/31/2016 * Pickleball Beginners Lessons T weekly 11:00 AM 12:30 PM Pickleball Courts 6 3/22/2016 * Pickleball Beginners Plus Lessons M weekly 11:00 AM 12:30 PM Pickleball Court 6 3/21/2016 * Pickleball Clinic $ W weekly 11:00 AM 12:30 PM Pickleball Court 7 & 8 3/23/2016 Pickleball Open Play M-F weekdays 10:00 AM 12:30 PM Pickleball Courts 3/31/2016 Pickleball Open Play All daily 5:00 PM 10:00 PM Pickleball Courts 7, 8, 9, 10 Pickleball Open Play S Su 2days/week 7:00 AM 5:00 PM Pickleball Courts * Pickleball Reserved Play S weekly 11:00 AM 5:00 PM Pickleball Court 9 & 10 3/27/2016 * Pickleball Reserved Play Su weekly 11:00 AM 5:00 PM Pickleball Court 9 & 10 3/27/2016 Pickleball Skill Level Play M-F weekdays 7:00 AM 10:00 AM Pickleball Courts 3/31/2016 Pickleball Structured Play M-F 5 days/week 12:45 PM 5:00 PM Meet at Court 10 3/25/2016 Shuffleboard - In Park Tournament Th weekly 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Shuffleboard Courts Shuffleboard - In Park Tournament Su weekly 2:00 PM 5:00 PM Shuffleboard Courts Shuffleboard - League Play $ F weekly 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Shuffleboard Courts 3/18/2016 Shuffleboard - Open Play All daily 9:00 AM 5:00 PM Shuffleboard Courts Shuffleboard - Quarter on Corner $ T weekly 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Shuffleboard Courts Softball League Games $ Th weekly 10:00 AM varies varies 3/24/2016 * Softball Practice $ T weekly 10:00 AM 12:00 AM Blanche Field 3/21/2016 Table Tennis M T W S Su 5 days/week varies Coyote Room * Tennis - Open Play All daily 7:00 AM 10:00 PM Courts 1-3 Volleyball M-S 6 days/week 9:00 AM 11:30 AM Volleyball Court #1 Volleyball All daily 3:00 PM 5:30 PM Volleyball Court #1 Water Volleyball M W Th F 4 days/week 3:00 PM 4:30 PM Pool - Shallow 3/31/2016


ADVERTISER INDEX WHEN IN NEED OF GOODS AND SERVICES, PLEASE SUPPORT OUR LOCAL ADVERTISERS!

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AAA Hart Service 8 Janna Hairstyling 6 PV Auto & Performance Center 26 Sonora Hearing Care 18

Al Coronado Plumbing 11 JC Mobile Wash 15 Ricks RV Service 30 Summer Care, Etc 6

B & J Refrigeration 15 Just Glass 24 Rodney Gold, DDS; PC 18 Team Work Insurance 22

Best in the West Golf Cars 6 Larry Sanders, CPA 14 Rolling Hills Pet Clinic 30 TMC Hospice/Peppi's House 21

Eileen’s of Tucson 24 Lazy Days RV 15 RV City 10 United Health Care 22

El Dorado Audiology 22 Mary McVan, Realtor 5 RV Sun Shade 11 Water Tech 26

Happy Wok 8 Next Step Advisors 22 Scott Harris Mac Expert 22 Westerner Products 10

Greenberg Financial Group 24 Pleasurebent Tours 6 Scott Harris RV Repair 11 Xtreme Power Washing 11

2017 VOYAGER CONCERT SERIES

ADVANCE SALES OF THE 2017 SEASON PASS FOR VOYAGER, COVE AND BAY RESIDENTS ONLY

OPEN TUESDAY, MARCH 15 IN THE ACTIVITY OFFICE Activities

12 S12 SHOWSHOWS JJANUARYANUARY 4 4 THROUGHTHROUGH MMARCHARCH 2929 RESERVED SEATING

GOLD $218 • SILVER $194 • COPPER $170

JANUARY 4 CLASS OF ‘67 Top hits of 1967

JANUARY 11 MOTOWN MAGIC The Four Tops, The Temptations, Gladys Knight, Martha Reeves

JANUARY 18 YOUR CHEATING HEART Hank Williams, Patsy Cline,& other early Country Favorites

JANUARY 25 TEEN IDOLS The Everly Brothers, Dion, Connie Frances & Paul Anka

FEBRUARY 1 THE ORBISON YEARS Tribute to the Magnificent Roy Orbison

FEBRUARY 8 SONS OF THE PIONEERS Legends of Western Music

FEBRUARY 15 DREAM LOVER The Music of Bobby Darin

FEBRUARY 22 CATCH A WAVE Disney’s Beach Boys Show

MARCH 8 HOW GREAT THOU ART The Gospel Music of Elvis Presley

MARCH 15 MR BOOGIE WOOGIE A Salute to Fats Domino

MARCH 22 PAPER BACK WRITER The Ultimate Beatles Experience

MARCH 29 ARIZONA SYMPHONIC WINDS Arizona’s Premiere Community Concert Band

Prior patrons of this Season’s Series will be given the opportunity to reserve the same seating for 2017. All remaining seats go on sale March 15th.

Passes as well as individual shows will be available for purchase starting March 15th.


SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 2 3 4 5

Identity Theft Workshop 9:00 AM

Bingo 6:30 PM

Show ‘n’ Tell 9:00 AM

“You’ve Got a Friend” WNS

7:00 PM

Pancake Breakfast 7:30 AM

Bookmobile 9:00 AM

Lecture Series 1:00 PM

Coffee 8:00 AM

Tom Chesnut Dance 7:00 PM

6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Chapel 9:40 AM

Bingo 6:30 PM

Market Daze 9:00 AM

“Bluegrass Bonanza “ WNS

7:00 PM

Lecture Series 1:00 PM

“Oklahoma” 7:00 PM

“Oklahoma” 7:00 PM

Swap Meet 7:30 AM Coffee 8:00 AM

Yard Sale 9:00 AM

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 DAYLIGHT SAVINGS BEGINS

Chapel 9:40 AM

Hearing Loss Lecture 11:00 AM

SkyMed Seminar 1:00 PM

Barbershop Concert 7:00 PM

2017 Series Sales 9:00 AM

April Compass Deadline

Bingo 6:30 PM

Volunteer Picnic 11:30 AM

“Rave On” WNS

7:00 PM

ST. PATRICK’S DAY

Casino Bus Trip 10:30 AM

Merrill Lynch Seminar 1:00 PM

Santa Rita Room

Season’s End Party 5:00 PM

Last Coffee 8:00 AM

20 21 22 23 24 25 26

PALM SUNDAY

Chapel 9:40 AM

FIRST DAY OF SPRING

Square Dance Party 6:30 PM

Voyager Show Choir 7:00 PM

Bingo 6:30 PM

Market Daze 9:00 AM

“Music of Motown” WNS

7:00 PM

Maundy Thursday Service 7:00 PM

Good Friday Service 12 Noon

April Compass Out

Swap Meet 7:30 AM

Round Dance 2 :00 PM

Clog Dance 7:00 PM

27 28 29 30 31

EASTER SUNDAY Chapel 9:40 AM

Bingo 6:30 PM

Empire High School Steel Band

WNS 7:00 PM

Strawberry Shortcake Breakfast 8:00 AM

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MARCH 2016 EVENTS RESERVATION FORM Name_____________________________________

Phone#__________________________

Space#, Bay or Cove Address ______________________________________

Payment: Check #____________________________ (enclosed)

Visa__ MC__ Discover__ Card #__________________________Exp ______

<-8&nojs=1"> DATE EVENT # OF TICKETS TICKET PRICE TOTAL $

Wednesday, March 2 You’ve Got A Friend - Gold $ 20.00 $

Wednesday, March 2 You’ve Got A Friend - Silver $ 18.00 $

Wednesday, March 2 You’ve Got A Friend - Copper $ 16.00 $

Thursday, March 3 Pancake Breakfast 7:30 AM $ 4.00 $

Thursday, March 3 Pancake Breakfast 8:00 AM $ 4.00 $

Saturday, March 5 Tom Chesnut Dance $ 6.00 $

Wednesday, March 9 Bluegrass Bonanza - Gold $ 20.00 $

Wednesday, March 9 Bluegrass Bonanza - Silver $ 18.00 $

Wednesday, March 9 Bluegrass Bonanza - Copper $ 16.00 $

Monday, March 14 Barbershop Concert - “Songs We Love” $ 7.00 $

Wednesday, March 16 Rave On - Gold $ 22.00 $

Wednesday, March 16 Rave On - Silver $ 20.00 $

Wednesday, March 16 Rave On - Copper $ 18.00 $

Monday, March 21 Show Choir - “Best of Broadway” $ 7.00 $

Wednesday, March 23 Music of Motown - Gold $ 20.00 $

Wednesday, March 23 Music of Motown - Silver $ 18.00 $

Wednesday, March 23 Music of Motown - Copper $ 16.00 $

Wednesday, March 30 Empire High School Steel Band - Gold $ 16.00 $

Wednesday, March 30 Empire High School Steel Band - Silver $ 14.00 $

Wednesday, March 30 Empire High School Steel Band - Copper $ 12.00 $

Thursday, March 31 Strawberry Shortcake Breakfast $ 4.50 $

Friday, April 1 Reminiscence Dance $ 6.00 $

Total this page $

This form may be used to purchase tickets for the month. Bring it in, drop it through the Activity Office door slot, or mail it. If you are a Voyager resident, we will put your tickets in your mailbox. If you are a Cove or Bay resident, we will hold your tickets for pickup at the Activity Office.

Ticket Sale Hours: Monday - Friday 9 AM - 3 PM

Saturday 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM

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