GVR Now! June 2016 - Green Valley Recreation

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Y O U
ARIZONA
B E L O N G
H E R E !
GVR
NOW!
June 2016 | Vol. 2, Num. 6
www.gvrec.org
GVR INFORMATION FOR YOU, ABOUT YOU
— KENT’S CORNER —
HB 2592
‘Electronic
Balloting’ Bill
Signed by Gov.
Ducey
The Sweet, Sweet
Sounds of Progress!
By Kent J. Blumenthal,
Ph.D., CAE
CEO, Green Valley
Recreation, Inc.
While exercising in
the Canoa Ranch Center
fitness room during a
recent lunchtime break,
I asked Tom Miller, a
custodian and GVR’s
Employee of the Month
for May 2016, “What do
you call that horrendous
sound coming from the
pool area?” Tom didn’t
hesitate. “Progress.”
The loud racket in
the closed-off indoor
swimming pool area
came from jackhammers
at work removing
(cont. pg. 2)
GREEN VALLEY
RECREATION, INC.
PROVIDING RECREATIONAL, SOCIAL AND LEISURE
EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES THAT ENHANCE THE
QUALITY OF OUR MEMBERS’ LIVES.
GVR Pickleball Club Named
‘Best of the Best’
by ideal-LIVING Magazine
T
he national active adult retirement
magazine, ideal-LIVING, has
named Green Valley Recreation,
Inc.’s Pickleball Club as the “Best of the
Best” in its Summer 2016 edition to be
published in June. The honorees also will
be revealed on the magazine’s website at
www.ideal-LIVING.com.
“We are excited about receiving this
designation,” said GVR CEO Kent J. Blumenthal, Ph.D., CAE, “because it validates
GVR’s vision of becoming the destination
of choice for active adults and retirees.
GVR offers recreational amenities that are
(cont. pg. 3)
Canoa Ranch Pool Renovations Underway
Renovations and repairs
to the Canoa Ranch Center
pool and deck began in
early May. The project
involves resurfacing of the with two color concrete,
pool with a quartz/plasand the addition of one
ter surface, removal and
replacement of the decking
(cont. pg. 3)
Gov. Doug Ducey on
May 11 signed House Bill
2592, which amends state
laws to allow nonprofit organizations with memberships to conduct electronic
balloting. The new law will
take effect in 90 days, and
paves the way for GVR
and other nonprofits to
conduct online balloting.
Initiated by GVR and
introduced by Rep. Chris
Ackerley (R-Sahuarita) in
February, the bill moved
fairly quickly through state
House and Senate with
little or no opposition.
Electronic balloting could
save GVR up to $20,000
annually by not having to
print, assemble and mail
paper ballots.
The legislation was
endorsed and supported
by GVR, the Greater
Green Valley Community Foundation, the
Green Valley Council, the
Community Associations
Institute Legislative Action
Committee and the Green
Valley/Sahuarita Chamber
of Commerce.
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CONTACT GVR
Website: www.gvrec.org
If you would like to contact any member of the GVR staff, please call (520) 625-3440 and enter the appropriate extension number.
You also may contact staff at the email address listed below. Any written correspondence should be mailed to
P.O. Box 586, Green Valley, AZ, 85622. Website address: www.gvrec.org. General emails may be sent to [email protected].
Chief Executive Officer ......................................................................................................Kent J. Blumenthal, Ph.D., CAE
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
Chief Operating Officer ...............................Ext. 7209 ...............Jim Conroy ....................................................jimc@gvrec.org
Chief Financial Officer .................................Ext. 7205 ...............Cheryl Moose [email protected]
Manager, Executive Office ..........................Ext. 7204 ...............Jen Morningstar [email protected]
Marketing/Communications Specialist .......Ext. 7228 ...............Sherri Cadeaux........................................... [email protected]
Administrative Assistant .............................Ext. 7213 ...............Kate McCormick .......................................... [email protected]
FINANCE & HUMAN RESOURCES
Human Resources Associate ......................Ext. 7218 ...............Jesse King.................................................. [email protected]
Monthly Payment Plan &
Member Assistance Program (MAP) ...........838-0158 ...............Gina Peters....................................................gina@gvrec.org
Information Technology Manager ...............Ext. 7223 ...............Randy [email protected]
Kent’s Corner
of celebration is that the work
was accomplished by extremely
(cont. from page 1)
talented GVR Facilities
the failed pool decking and
staff instead of independent
a Bobcat front-end loader
contractors to reduce the overall
nimbly maneuvering around
project cost. I often work late,
the destroyed deck, picking up so I heard the noise, but it
pieces of concrete for disposal.
didn’t bother me – it was the
Tom was right, what he and
sweet, sweet sound of progress.
I heard was the sweet, sweet
In celebration, you’re invited
sound of progress.
to attend an Open House on
Over the past couple of
Monday, June 13 from 9 am-2
months, a heck of a lot of racket pm at the MSC and see the
was made at the GVR Member progress for yourself while
Services Center (MSC), located enjoying some tasty treats.
Even greater racket is about
just behind Continental
to happen at our Abrego
Shopping Center and just east
North Center, where work will
of West Center. That’s where
soon begin to reconstruct and
my office is.
enhance the Abrego North
The work being done to
pool, spa and parking lot. Yes,
construct a redesigned lobby,
receptionist area, and employee it’ll be noisy for a while, maybe
even a bit dirty and dusty.
workstations (Pima CountyYes, we expect to receive some
permitted) was not audible
complaints about noise from
to most members since it
folks who live near the center.
occurred after hours so as
to not interrupt our daily
business. An additional cause
(cont. pg. 5)
www.gvrec.org • June 2016
Next GVR Member/Tenant Orientation June 9
New to GVR? Then you’ll want to attend our next GVR
Orientation for new members and tenants from 9-10:30 am
Thursday, June 9 in Room 2 at West Center. You’ll learn all
about GVR’s facilities and amenities, clubs, classes, performing
arts, safety tips, rules and regulations and get to meet other new
members in this fun session. Light breakfast refreshments served.
Registration is required as seating is limited. Note that GVR Orientation is not offered in July. To register in advance, please call
(520) 625-3440 or stop by any staffed GVR center (CR#35031).
FACILITIES
Facilities Director ........................................838-0150 ...............David Jund .................................................. [email protected]
Senior Supervisor ........................................838-0165 ...............Melanie Stephenson [email protected]
(Administrative & fitness equipment, other repair or maintenance requests)
Custodial Supervisor ...................................838-0177 ...............Dan Freeman [email protected]
Landscape & Pool Supervisor .....................838-0168 ...............David Coy .................................................. [email protected]
Facilities Maintenance Supervisor ..............838-0146 ...............Aaron Young............................................. [email protected]
RECREATION
Senior Customer Service Supervisor ..........838-0147 ...............Rosita Studevan ......................................... [email protected]
Senior Clubs & Events Supervisor...............838-0153 ...............Karen Rans ................................................. [email protected]
Senior Classes & Tours Supervisor..............838-0162 ...............Kris Zubicki ................................................... [email protected]
Senior Volunteer & Safety Supervisor .........838-0160 ...............Maureen McCarthy ............................... [email protected]
Senior Arts & Entertainment Supervisor.....Ext. 7225 ...............Julie Vance .................................................. [email protected]
Facility Reservations ...................................838-0142 ...............Jody Crawford [email protected]
Lead Sound & Lighting Technician ..............838-0156 ...............Shelly Freeman ......................................... [email protected]
MEMBER SERVICES ..............................................................Toll Free: (844) 693-2116 ..................................625-3440
Membership Accounting Clerk ...................838-0157 ...............Tina Edwards ................................................ [email protected]
Membership Accounting Clerk ...................838-0172 ...............Cindi Miller-Newman [email protected]
Center Operations Assistants (COA) .......................................................................................................................... 343-2440
(For help and immediate assistance anywhere in GVR from 5:30 am to 9 pm 365 days a year)
GVR FOUNDATION .................................. 838-0151 ..............Kate McCormick ........................................ [email protected]
WEST CENTER BOX OFFICE ............................................................................................................................ (520) 625-0288
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EVENT LINE.......................................................................................................... (520) 547-3974
If you have an emergency and/or maintenance issue after normal business hours, please call (520) 547-5390.
GVR Center Office Hours:
Member Services Center (Admin) .....................625-3440
1070 S. Calle de Las Casitas
Canoa Hills Social Center....................................625-6200
3660 S. Camino del Sol
(Closed for lunch from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm)
East Center ...........................................................625-4641
7 South Abrego Drive
(Closed for lunch from 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm)
Open 8 am to 4 pm Mon. - Fri.
West Center and Box Office ...............................625-0288
1111 W Via Arcoiris
(Closed for lunch from 11:30 am-12:30 pm)
Open weekends and holidays 10 am-2 pm
Las Campanas Center .........................................648-7669
565 W. Belltower Drive
(Closed for lunch from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm)
Santa Rita Springs Center Office .......................393-0360
921 W. Via Rio Fuerte
(Unstaffed for season)
About GVR Now!
GVR Now! is owned by Green Valley Recreation, Inc. and is published for GVR, Inc. by the Green Valley News and is inserted into
the 4th Wednesday of the month’s issue of the newspaper. For advertising information or questions about deadlines,
please call the Green Valley News at (520) 625-5511 or by fax at 625-8046. The Green Valley News & Sun does not produce and is not responsible for the content of GVR Now! GVR does not endorse any of the products or services advertised in
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sought after by the next
generation of retirees, and
we have one of the finest
pickleball clubs and facilities
in the country.”
GVR’s Pickleball Club
was one of 10 designees in
this category to earn the
honors. Hundreds of nominations were submitted to
ideal-LIVING earlier this
year for 40 categories of
recognition. A special editorial committee assembled
by the publication reviewed
the qualifications of each
nominee and selected the
winners. GVR’s Pickleball
Club was selected as “Best
of the Best” in its category.
Coincidentally, the GVR
Pickleball Club also celebrates its 10-year anniversary as a GVR club in June.
Chartered in 2006 with
just 38 members, the club’s
membership has swelled to
696 members due to the
exploding popularity of the
sport among active adults.
One of 60+ GVR-recognized clubs, Pickleball
Club members play on
GVR’s 11 pickleball courts
located at Canoa Ranch
and East Centers.
The club also manages
the Pickleball Tournament
held in conjunction with
the annual GVR Foundation’s Southern Arizona
Senior Games that take
place during the entire
month of March in Green
Valley. The games feature
more than 30 competitions
for active adults over age
50 and draws over 1,200
participants and volunteers.
GVR Pickleball Club
President Jeff Harrell
said he’s surprised and
elated at the honor. “We
have such a welcoming,
social and friendly club
with nearly 700 members
here in Green Valley. Our
club members range from
beginner novice to highly
skilled instructors, but
there is such great camaraderie, love of the sport,
and willingness to teach
Renovations
repair the indoor pool.
Work is scheduled for
completion in late June
new swim lane for a total with a target pool reopenof four swim lanes. There ing date of Wednesday,
will be no change to the
June 22.
Members who participool depths.
pate in water aerobics at
The GVR Board of
this pool are invited to join
Directors at its April 19
meeting approved a fund- the classes at GVR’s six
other pools. Please check
ing request of $36,200
from the Capital Replace- GVR Now! for the class
schedules.
ment Reserves Fund to
(cont. from page 1)
and help others improve
their game. Our new
members often comment
on how quickly they are
accepted and welcomed,
whether they are experienced players or new to
the game.”
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BOARD matters
Highlights of the April 19 Board of Directors Meeting
New Business:
APPROVED - Appointment of Audit
Committee Chairperson - The Board approved the reappointment of Rich Hill as
chairperson of the Audit Committee for
the 2016/2017 GVR governance year.
APPROVED - Funding Request Abrego North Center Pool - The Board
approved a $464,600 funding request for
the Abrego North Center pool/spa re-
construction project ($360,600 from the
Capital Replacement Reserve Fund and
$104,000 from the Initiatives & Innovation Reserve Fund).
APPROVED - Funding Request –
Canoa Ranch Pool Repair - The Board
approved a funding request of $36,200
from the Capital Replacements Reserves
Fund to rip and replace the defective
pool deck at the Canoa Ranch Center
indoor pool.
ACCEPTED - Mentoring Candidates
and New Board Members - The Board
accepted a recommendation by Director
Leslie Shipley to initiate a mentorship
program to assist candidates and new
board members to understand their new
role, and three board members were
assigned to mentor the newly-elected
directors. This item will be removed from
the Board Affairs Committee 2016/2017
work plan.
GVR Investment Committee - The
2016/2017 Board of Directors
Joe Gunton (President)
Tony Zabicki (Vice President)
Jim Nelson (Secretary)
Vicky Mournian (Treasurer)
Leslie Shipley (Asst. Secretary)
Bob Allen (Asst. Treasurer)
John Arnold • Richard Kidwell • Don Lathrop
Pat Lynch • Barb Mauser • Kathy Palese
Committee Reports:
Board Affairs - The committee is
reviewing a draft communications policy,
and reminded members that committees
are accepting applications for new committee members.
Fiscal Affairs – The committee met on
April 19 and reviewed the Reserve Study
plan and will be working with CEO
Blumenthal and CFO Moose on 2017
budget development.
Planning & Evaluation – No report.
Nominations & Elections – No
report.
Security Task Force – The task force
GVR Foundation Report:
identified that training of GVR staff
2017 Southern Arizona Senior Games
was most important to security issues at
Pickleball Venue – The GVR Foundation facilities. Lt. Palmer of Pima County will
Board of Directors holds that at least
provide customized training to all GVR
a portion of future GVR Foundation
employees on recognition, intervention
Southern Arizona Senior Games pickleball and prevention of disruptive situations,
competitions be held on GVR pickleball
active intruder scenarios and other safety
courts.
and security topics.
GVR Board of Directors Meeting Schedule
June 21
1:30 pm Las Campanas
January 24, 2017
July 19
February 28, 2017 1:30 pm Las Campanas
August 16
March 28, 2017
September 27
(Annual Meeting)
October 25
March 28, 2017
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Commercial Residential Care Facility
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Board approved including language in the
Corporate Policy Manual as it relates to
CRCF membership.
GVR Membership Card Eligibility
–the Board approved updating Corporate
Policy Manual language consistent with
GVR’s Bylaws to clarify eligibility for
GVR membership cards.
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President Joe Gunton commented that
the 10-Year Strategic Facility Master Plan
and the Reserve Study when completed
will be aligned to provide GVR with good
direction for the future. He stated that all
GVR board committees will be involved
in shaping the 10-Year Plan, and suggested that the Board consider how GVR
will seek member input when the plan is
finalized.
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President’s Report:
Kent’s Corner
usually schedule major
facility construction or
(cont. from page 2)
repair projects during
But progress is progress,
summertime, when many
and to every coin there’s
members return to out-oftwo sides. We can’t provide state summer homes. It’s
a newly designed and
not easy scheduling these
constructed pool, spa and projects.
parking lot for our valued
First, staff needs to
members without a bit of
make sure that we can
ruckus.
afford the project and that
At the end of the day,
Board-approved funds
all of GVR and especially
haven’t been diverted to
the Country Club North
fix an unanticipated or
neighborhood will be
more pressing problem.
better off when the new
Second, we need to
Abrego North Center pool avoid overlapping similar
is completed. A webcam
projects. For example,
will be installed at the
if GVR closes one pool/
Abrego North construction spa for repairs, we need
site so that members can
to avoid closing a nearby
see the progress being
pool at the same time.
made, even as they hear it. Scheduling in this manner
To minimize
provides members with
inconveniences, we
facility alternatives so
that they don’t miss
a beat in their daily
GVR regimen. We also
minimize inconveniences
to members by closing
only sections of the
center needing work,
not the entire center.
Lastly, scheduling most
major construction
projects depends upon
the availability of selected
contractors. Often the
best contractors are busy
with other projects, and
we need to schedule them
when they’re available.
The next time you hear
the sound of work being
done at one of our 14
GVR facilities, on our
grounds, or in our parking
lots, think “progress,” as
Tom and I do. It’s very
sweet, indeed.
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Tom Miller Named Employee
of the Month for May
Facility Custodian Tom Miller has
been named Employee of the Month for
May. Assigned to Canoa Ranch Center,
Miller cares very much about his responsibilities, greeting members and serving
as a valuable good-will ambassador for
GVR. In fact, many members won’t
begin their exercise in the fitness room or
swimming pool until they’ve had a time
to say “hi” to Miller first.
He has been a GVR custodian since
January 2007 and has served at many
centers. Over the past two years, several
members approached senior staff to tell
them what a wonderful job Miller does
in keeping Canoa Ranch center looking
spic ‘n span. In fact, last summer when
custodial staff were rotated among various
GVR centers for cross-training, several
members asked when Miller would be
back to Canoa Ranch as he was sorely
Tom Miller, Employee of the Month for May,
is joined by CEO Kent Blumenthal.
missed. He is always conscientious and
thorough. These positive attributes are
also observed by our members. Congratulations to Tom, and thank you for all of
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Staying Active, Independent
and Engaged at Any Age
Senior GVR members are
encouraged to take advantage of several beneficial
programs available through a
collaboration between GVR
and Casa Community Services, made possible with a
grant from the Freeport-McMoRan Foundation.
The Engage! program is
designed to help members
live a longer, healthier and
more independent lifestyle, and include a Senior
Lunch Program, discounted
Adult Day Services at Casa
Community, and a free class
focusing on aging well at
any stage of life. The next
class is at 10 am Wednesday,
June 8 at Desert Hills Center
Auditorium, and is free and
open to the community.
In early May, GVR and
Casa also mailed information
about the Engage! program
along with a questionnaire to
approximately 2,300 GVR
members. If you received
one, please complete and
return it in the postage-paid
envelope or drop it off at any
staffed GVR centers.
For more information
about the Engage! Program
or to register for the next
class, contact Project Coordinator Ashley Coggins at
(520) 449-8776 or
[email protected].
GVR to Conduct Online
Communications Survey in July
Engage! Program Project Coordinator Ashley Coggins with
Casa Adult Day Services participant, Darla.
GVR is conducting an online survey in July to help us evaluate two of our primary communication tools, the weekly email
eBlast (GVR Update!) and the monthly printed GVR Now!
special section newsletter that appears in the Green Valley News.
We are interested in your input to evaluate the perceived value and effectiveness of each of these in sharing
news and information about GVR with members and
the greater Green Valley community.
You may take the survey online by visiting a link, or you
may pick up a paper survey at any major staffed center
beginning July 15. The survey takes less than a couple of
minutes to complete and provides us with helpful information. By completing and submitting your survey, you will be
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In the sweltering summer
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and opposite reaction. Pushing
forward against the water causes
the body to move backward
creating constant work for the
core muscles in the trunk, this
strengthens the muscles that
support the back and continues
challenging balance work in a
safe environment.
Benefit #6: Ease of Movement
and Safety Water provides a
blanket of support around the
body, leading to improved ability
to increase speed and efficiency
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180 W Continental Rd #150
Green Valley, AZ 85622
[email protected]
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24 Hour Emergency Mobile Services
Auto Lockouts • Home Lockouts
*Certain restrictions apply. This is not an offer to enter into an agreement. Not all customers will qualify. Information, rates, and
programs are subject to change without notice. All products are subject to credit and property approval. Not all products are
available in all states or for all loan amounts. Other limitations may apply.
Ofc:(520) 399-0900
Cell: (520) 481-0459
V.I.P. Mortgage, Inc. does business in accordance
with federal fair lending laws.
V.I.P. Mortgage, Inc. NMLS #145502 BK0909074
The Money Lady
Irene Mattingley
Branch Manager/ Sr. Loan Officer
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around GVR
Pool/Spa Use during Thunder and lightning
With monsoon season almost upon
us, it’s a good time to review pool safety
during lightning and thunderstorms.
Monsoon season is June 15 through
the end of September, and storms peak
during July and August.
GVR follows the guidelines provided by the National Lightning Safety
Institute (NLSI) to determine when to
close pools and spas. GVR will close
pools and spas when it is determined
that their use presents a danger. NLSI
guidelines state that pools/spas will be
evacuated before lightning is five miles
away and activities suspended until 30
minutes after the last observed thunder or lightning. Water is an excellent
conductive of electricity and lightning
can strike up to 30 miles away! Lightning can be deadly and the safety of our
members, guests and employees is our
first priority.
SAFETY
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GVR Summer Pool Hours and Use
Those using GVR’s facilities should
be aware of weather at all times and
take precautions when lightning is in
the vicinity by immediately exiting
indoor and outdoor pools, spas and
showers. Staff has been trained to clear
pools and spas of occupants at the first
sight of lightning, no matter how far
away it appears. GVR has an internal
alert system to notify all employees
when pools are closing due to severe
weather and when they are reopened.
When lightning is detected, all GVR
pools will be closed. With the all clear
30 minutes after the last lightning is
detected, pools will be reopened by staff.
Summer pool hours of 5:30 am- 9 pm. With
summer break approaching, please be mindful
of the children’s hours for swimming. Children’s hours are 11 am- 1 pm and 4-6 pm daily
at all pools with exception of West Center.
Children’s hours at the West Center are Noon9 pm weekdays, and all day on weekends and
holidays.
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HOME CONSULTATIONS AVAILABLE FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION
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Live the way you want to live.
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OPEN: TUESDAYS-SATURDAYS 8AM-4PM
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ALL NEW SELECTIONS
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We’ve been helping seniors and their families
for over 28 years. And we’d like to help you, too.
Quite simply, people who choose our communities
want more than just a place to live.
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They want great social opportunities, ﬁne dining,
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REGISTRATION FORMS ARE
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Pick one up! Fill it out! Return it by August 10
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100% Funded by Donations
Sheriff’s Auxiliary Volunteers
601 N. La Canada Drive,
520-351-6744 • www.gvsav.org
Green Valley Sheriff’s Auxlliary Voulunteers is 501(c) (3) tax-deductible
organization funded by Green Valley community contributions.
We do NOT receive any Pima County funding.
I n de p e n de n t & A s s i s t e d L i v i ng R e s i de nc e s
in our Community!
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An experienced ally
can truly make
all the difference.
JOIN US IN
PROVIDING
EFFECTIVE
SERVICE
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GVR foundation
“Strengthening community well-being”
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Pool’ Event Raises
Funds for GVR
Foundation
Sponsors and Exhibitors
Invited to Participate
During the “dog days”
of summer, wouldn’t your
pup enjoy a swim in a
cool pool?
The GVR Foundation
will be hosting “Paws in
the Pool,” a fundraising event that invites
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the Madera Vista Center
pool from 7 am – 12
pm on Saturday, Aug. 6
before the pool is drained,
replastered, cleaned and
reopened for use by our
human members.
The community is
welcome to participate
in this family and dogfriendly event, which
will feature vendors
and exhibitors, food for
purchase, demonstrations,
contests, and more.
It’s no mirage!
Your Dream Home Awaits You...
Scott
CHANCELLOR
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ASSOCIATE BROKER
520-360-6973
Direct
[email protected]
www.MrGreenValley.com
190 W. Continental Rd, #220, Green Valley, AZ 85622
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✁ Sets and Blow Styles
Weds, Thurs, Friday
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To attend a free breakfast
presentation or receive an
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“Strengthening community well-being”
is seeking sponsors for the
event, as well as exhibitors. Pet supply stores,
dog groomers, kennels,
exhibitor at the event for
$300 for a 6-ft. table. A
presenting sponsorship
is available with many
veterinarians, dog trainers
and other pet vendors
are all invited to be a
community sponsor and
added-value advertising
benefits.
For sponsorship and
exhibiting information,
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The GVR Foundation
is accepting freewill donations for the entrance fee,
with a suggested donation
of $5 per person with
their dog. All proceeds
will benefit the GVR
Foundation.
Times will be designated
for small and large dogs,
and time slots will be
reserved for dogs wishing
to take a dip. Dogs must
be at least 6 months old,
licensed, and have current
vaccinations. In the event
of inclement weather, the
event will be rescheduled
for Sunday, Aug. 7.
It’s sure to be a fun
event with proceeds benefiting the GVR Foundation.
The GVR Foundation
GVR foundation
please contact Kate McCormick, GVR Foundation, at (520) 838-0151
or email [email protected].
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VOLUNTEER roundup
Free Drop-in Water Aerobics! JULY FITNESS ORIENTATIONS
Water aerobics classes are free drop-in activities for
GVR members. No registration needed. Pools usually
are closed during a scheduled water aerobics class. You
may use the spa during the class. Please plan your use
of swimming pools to avoid conflicts with the start or
conclusion of water aerobics classes. Participants are
invited to attend classes at other pools if their usual pool
is closed for maintenance.
POOL
DAYS OF THE WEEK
Abrego South
Mon and Thurs
Abrego South
Mon and Thursday
Casa Paloma II
Mon through Sat
There will be no water aerobics classes at
Casa Paloma 11 from June 6 – June 30
Canoa Ranch
Tues, Thurs and Sat
Tues
There will be no water aerobics classes at
Canoa Ranch from May 2 – June 21.
Continental Vistas
Mon, Wed and Fri
Tues, Thurs and Sat
Desert Hills
Mon, Thurs & Sat
East Center
Mon and Thurs
Las Campanas
Mon through Fri
Santa Rita Springs
Mon through Sat
Please note that due to low summer registrations and our annual maintenance projects, fitness orientations are not offered in June. Below is
the schedule for July, which is subject to change.
TIME
8:30 am
9:40 am
9:00 am
8:30 am
6:00 pm
9:00 am
9:00 am
8:45 am
9:00 am
9:00 am
9:00 am
Conducted by Certified Personal Trainers, GVR’s free fitness orientations offer the value
of exercise, instruction on proper use of equipment, and a personal assessment. Sessions
can last up to two hours. Please wear your “workout” clothing and shoes. If you only
wish to learn about how to use the equipment, arrive 45 minutes after the class start
time. Registration is required, and may be done at any staffed center or by calling (520)
625-3440. Please attend the orientation session at the center if you plan on using.
FITNESS FACILITY
Las Campanas
Canoa Hills
Canoa Ranch
East Center
Desert Hills
Santa Rita Springs
DATE
Tues., July 5
Wed., July 13
Fri., July 15
Mon., July 18
Tues., July 19
Fri., July 22
MEETING ROOM
Ocotillo
Saguaro
Amado
Auditorium
Auditorium
Santa Cruz
TIME
2 pm
2 pm
2 pm
2 pm
2 pm
2 pm
CR #
33418
33415
33414
33416
33419
33417
Schedule is subject to change. You must register in advance to be assured a spot in the orientation. Fitness Centers are open from 5:30 am to 9 pm year round.
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Serving Green Valley & Greater Tucson
We care not only for the mind, body and spirit of
patients like Steve, but of their family and loved ones,
like his daughter Linda. Contact us anytime, or ask your
physician for a no-obligation referral.
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[email protected]
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520.903.1010
June 8
Volunteer Staff
Coordinator
Meeting
Free AED CPR
Training
Monday, June 13
The Volunteer Staff Coordinator (VSC) meeting
is scheduled for 9 am,
Wed., June 8, in the East
Center Auditorium. VSCs
act as a liaison between the
volunteers at their facilities and GVR’s Volunteer
Supervisor.
$30 Service Call (Up to 1 hour)
Parts Extra
Call or text our friendly and professional staff at
520-465-5234. Email [email protected].
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WellSprings Health Sciences
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National Board Certified Practitioner
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Local, educated, and experienced ‐ we can help with most household
repair, replacing lights, patching walls\doors, fixing leaks, small painting
jobs, and irrigation repair.
We can set up televisions, and computer systems.
We can assemble and repair some general equipment.
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The next free training class on
the use of an automated external
defibrillator (AED) and continuous
chest compressions CPR will be
Monday, June 13, at 2 pm in the
Desert Hills auditorium. Registration
in advance is required and available
at any staffed center or by calling
(520) 838-0160 or emailing [email protected] . Please reference
CR#35202.
GREEN VALLEY
HANDYMAN
SERVICE
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VOLUNTEER roundup
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210 W. Continental Ste 134
520-625-8732
Green Valley Recreation offers
Free Notary Service
to our Members by appointment only
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Please call
Member Services Center at
(520) 625-3440
to make an appointment
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CLASSES & tours
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MAY - SEPTEMBE
April 1
Registration Begins
Get into a GVR Classroom
this Summer!
Our Summer Course Catalog offers a wide range of topics to keep you learning and engaged over the summer
months. So escape the heat and join us in class! You may register for classes in person at any major staffed center
t or online from May through September at www.gvrec.org. Class registrations are accepted at the Canoa Hills,
East, Las Campanas, and West Centers. Non-GVR members must register in person at one of these major offices.
CLASS CHANGES/
UPDATES
CR# 34942
8/2-8/30
Pilates Mat - ADDED
Drop-in fee $12. See Drop-in Policy in the course
catalog. Instructors: Serenity Pilates
CR# 35000
Las Campanas Juniper
Mon. 6/6-27
8:30 - 9:20 am $34
CR# 35001
Mon. 7/11-25 8:30 - 9:20 am $25
CR# 35002
Mon. 8/8-29
8:30 - 9:20 am $34
CR# 35003
Mon. 9/12-26 8:30 - 9:20 am $25
Belly Dance Style Workout – NEW LOCATION
These classes have been moved to Continental
Vistas. Note: NO CLASS on 6/9.
CR# 34987
Continental Vistas
6/2-6/30
10 - 11:15 am $20
CR# 34988
Continental Vistas
7/7-7/28
10 - 11:15 am $20
CR# 34989
Continental Vistas
8/4-8/25
10 - 11:15 am $20
CR# 34990
Continental Vistas
9/1-9/29
10 - 11:15 am $25
Exercise Fun & Fitness - CANCELLED
The June session offered 6/3 and 6/28 (CR# 34982)
has been cancelled by the instructor.
DOORS • GATES
RAILINGS
SOLAR SCREENS
SOUTHWEST ACCESSORIES
648-1819
SALES OFFICE
648-5052
Mon - Fri • 9am - 4pm
50 E. Duval Rd., Green Valley
RESIDENTIAL &
COMMERCIAL
BONDED • INSURED
www.TandRIronworks.com
SERVING GREEN VALLEY SINCE 1994
Yoga (Hatha) Saguaro – Yoga Basics - ADDED
Drop-in fee $10. Course unavailable for online reg.
Discounted fee if taking two or more Roth classes/
week. 8/2 CLASS IS CANCELED. Instructor: Richard
Roth
CR# 34858 Las Campanas Cypress Tuesday
7/19 - 8/30 10:30-11:30 am $42
9/6 - 9/27 10:30-11:30 am $28
Yoga (Hatha) Saguaro – Level I/II - ADDED
Drop-in fee $12. Course unavailable for online reg.
Discounted fee if taking two or more Roth classes/
week. Instructor: Richard Roth 7/29 CLASS IN THE
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A-Z Stretching - ADDED
Drop-in fee $8. 8/2 & 8/4 CLASSES IN THE JUNIPER
RM. Instructor: Wuanita Powers
CR# 34940
Las Campanas Cypress
6/14-6/30
11:45 am - 12:45 pm
$42
CR# 34941
7/5-7/28
11:45 am - 12:45 pm
$56
SHOWROOM HOURS
11:45 am - 12:45 pm
$49
CYPRESS ROOM. 6/17 & 8/2 CLASS IS CANCELED.
CR# 34849 Las Campanas Juniper
Friday
6/3 - 6/10
8:30 – 10 am $16
6/7 - 6/14 8:30 – 10 am $16
Friday
7/15 - 7/29 8:30 – 10 am $24
7/19 - 7/26 8:30 – 10 am $16
8/2 - 8/30
8:30 – 10 am $40
Friday
8/12 - 8/26
8:30 – 10 am $24
9/6 - 9/27
8:30 – 10 am $32
Yoga (Hatha) Saguaro for Back Care - ADDED
Drop-in fee $10. See Drop-in Policy. Discounted
fee if taking 2 or more Roth classes/week. Course
unavailable for online registration. 7/22, 7/29 & 8/5
CLASSES ARE CANCELED. Instructor: Richard Roth
CR# 34862 Las Campanas Juniper Friday
6/3 - 6/17 10:30 – 11:30 am $21
7/15 - 7/29 10:30 – 11:30 am $21
8/12 - 8/26 10:30 – 11:30 am $21
9/9 - 9/30 10:30 – 11:30 am $28
Come & Visit Us & Take
a Stroll Through Time
Largest Antique Mall in Northwest Tucson
Antiques for Sale & Booth Rental
520-887-0150
www.antiquevillagemallaz.com
4343 N Oracle Suite #133
Next to Chuze Fitness • SW Corner of Oracle / Wetmore
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CLASSES & tours
GVR SUMMER
TRIPS/TOURS
BECOME A GVR
INSTRUCTOR!
Are you someone who wants to share
your expertise and instructional ability? GVR is continually looking for new
courses. If you are interested in instructing a course or have a great idea that
you think would be of interest to others,
please contact GVR Senior Recreation
Supervisor Kris Zubicki at [email protected].
Let Freedom Sing
GVR’s trips and tours are all-inclusive day trips to area
attractions. Most trips include round trip transportation,
refreshments on the bus, a meal, event tickets, tour guide
or docent fees, taxes and tips. Deluxe motorcoach leaves on
time from the upper parking lot of the Desert Hills Center
at the specified time in the tour description. Arrive at least
15 minutes early so you do not miss the bus. GVR’s trips
and tours are open to only GVR member and their guests.
Tanque Verde Guest Ranch
“Let Freedom Sing” Concert and Tanque Verde
Guest Ranch Tour
July 4, 2016 - Monday
CATALOG MAILINGS
GVR will mail a catalog to you if you send
us SASE (5 first class stamps) 9”x12” unpadded envelope. Mail your request to:
GVR, Attn: Class Catalog, PO Box 586, Green
Valley, AZ 85622. Please note on the outside
envelope whether you wish to be sent the
2017 Fall or the 2017 Winter Class Catalog.
Independence Day finds us traveling to Tucson for a buffet lunch at the Tanque Verde Guest Ranch, followed by a
concert in Centennial Hall. This annual, patriotic concert
features many talented artists and plenty of opportunities
for flag waiving! Your heart will swell with pride as the Art’s
Express choir, Orchestra and soloists take the stage to present patriotic songs! Join us for this inspiring concert and
day outing to celebrate America’s birthday! Fee includes
transportation, buffer lunch (tax and tip), concert ticket,
services of a tour director, bus refreshments, and driver tip.
Bus departs from the Desert Hills Center UPPER
parking lot at 11:15 am and returns at 5:30 pm.
Deadline to purchase tickets 6/24/16. No refunds
after 6/24/16. Fee: $121 for members and $126 for
guests (CR# 34826)
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helping patients find new smiles
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For life’s unexpected storms, Auto-Owners
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will be there when you need us most - just
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arts entertainment
JUNE GVR EXHIBITS
Canoa Hills – Diane West
After pursing numerous art forms over
the years, West discovered gourd art
in 1997. After retiring and moving to
Arizona in 1998 she was able to devote
much more time to gourd art as well as
oil painting, wood carving and jewelrymaking.
Canoa Ranch – Bonnie Roberts and
Joyce Cox
Bonnie and Joyce both paint oil on
canvases or boards. When Roberts paints,
she creates out of her own vision of what
excites her with an impressionistic approach. She creates with her eye and not
the camera’s eye. Cox uses a more realistic
approach, creating a painting exactly as it
appears.
!
Las Campanas – Santa Rita Art League
GVR Santa Rita Art League will be
exhibiting a variety of pieces provided
by their talented artists portraying their
diverse art designs.
East Center – GVR Camera Club
GVR Camera Club will exhibit a
variety of photographs taken by first-time
photographers as well as seasoned professionals.
Desert Hills – Louis Knight
Diane West
Diane West
Louis Knight’s work consists of landscapes, mostly southwest, and particularly
southern Arizona. Oil and acrylics on
canvas and Masonite make up the bulk of
his work, but he also paints with acrylics
on watercolor paper. Louis paints both in
the studio and en plein air.
West Center – GVR Santa Rita Art
League Club
The GVR Santa Rita Art League Club
will feature artists of varied and talented
artists. This exhibit will encompass a wide
range of accomplished artworks.
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Dr. Daniel Murray
!
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arts entertainment
GVR Live! Arts and Entertainment
Hear about the upcoming live performances by calling our new Arts & Entertainment Event Line at (520) 547-3974.
All performances and movies take place at West Center Auditorium.
2016 Summer Performing Arts Season
Tickets for summer events currently on sale!
Missouri Opry Back to the Fifties (event info, page 18)
PERFORMANCES
chart and #8 on the Folk DJ chart. Critics claim that her songs “rival the likes of
Guy Clark or Ian Tyson.” Nygaard tours
Straddling the fence between folk
tirelessly, and has torn up the highways
and country with a voice as warm and
of all 50 states and performed in nine
smooth as amber honey and impressive
foreign countries. Nygaard has appeared
for both its power and intimacy, Claudia at over 200 fairs and festivals, including
Nygaard is a captivating storyteller who
the Kerrville Folk Festival and the Falcon
delivers songs that are heartfelt, humorRidge Folk Festival in New York, where
ous, scrappy, and sensual. And so are the
she was named as an “Emerging Artist” in
stories in between them. As a salaried staff 2009. She is currently writing a children’s
songwriter on Nashville’s Music Row,
musical and working on a new CD for
Nygaard learned her craft well.
release in 2016.
Her latest CD, Let the Storm Roll In,
Members $14/$18, Guests $17/$21,
rose to #1 on the Cashbox Roots/Country General Public $20/$24
Claudia Nygaard
7 pm Thursday, June 2
Claudia Nygaard
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arts entertainment
Missouri Opry Back to the Fifties
7 pm Tuesday, June 21
MOVIES
!
The Danish Girl
2 pm (Open
Back to the Fifties is a rock ‘n’ roll extravaganza created
Movies are free to GVR members and their
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by veteran performer Jerry Prunty. He has produced en- guests, but tickets are required for admission. Early pm, Mon., August 8
The Danish Girl is
tertainment for many years and clients include Chevro- reservations are recommended. Members may
a fictitious love story
let, Con-Agra, Kent Feeds, Airstream and FMCA. Jerry obtain tickets at the West Center Box Office and
other major staffed centers. Concessions available loosely inspired by the
originated the show in 1982 when he and his family
for purchase.
lives of Danish artists
built their 600-seat theater at Lake of the Ozarks resort
area. They performed the award-winning show for 18
years, six nights a week, from May through October
at their home in the Ozarks. In addition to playing at
home, Prunty and his family have toured extensively in
the Midwest, Arizona, Texas and Florida. Back to the
Fifties is great fun with all the best rock ‘n’ roll hits from
the 50s and 60s. The show features hits from Jerry Lee
Lewis, Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Paul
Anka and many more.
Members $16/$20, Guests $19/$23, General Public
$22/$26
U.S. Military Intelligence Corps Band
7 p.m. Tuesday, July 5
GVR welcomes the U.S. Army Military Intelligence
Corps Band, returning for a patriotic performance at
West Center. The U.S. Army Military Intelligence
Corps Band carries on the traditions started by the
musicians who accompanied General George Washington’s troops into battle more than 200 years ago.
Over the years, the band has been through numerous
moves and experienced several reorganizations. The
band was transferred to Ft. Bliss, Texas, and assigned
to the Artillery School on November 20, 1946. It was
designated the 62nd Army Band on May 15, 1947. On
June 14, 2011, the band moved its headquarters to Ft.
Huachuca, Ariz., where it remains today. The band was
officially designated as the U.S. Army Military Intelligence Corps Band on July 13, 2011. Come and hear
the talented men and women of Ft. Huachuca perform
patriotic favorites to celebrate Independence Day in
Green Valley!
This is a free concert with a limit of two tickets per
person. Tickets must be reserved in advance.
Pawn Sacrifice
2 pm (Open
Captioning) and 7
pm, Wed., June 8
In a gripping true
story set during the
height of the Cold War,
American chess prodigy
Bobby Fischer finds
himself caught between
two superpowers when
he challenges the Soviet
Empire. Pawn Sacrifice chronicles Fischer’s
terrifying struggles with
genius and madness, and
the rise and fall of a kid from Brooklyn who captured
the imagination of the world. Starring Tobey Maquire
and Liev Schreiber. Directed by Edward Zwick. Rated
PG-13 for brief strong language, some sexual content
and historical smoking. 115 minutes. Universal Pictures.
2014. CR# 34910/34911.
The Big Short
2 pm (Open
Captioning) and 7
pm, Wed., June 22
Four denizens in the
world of high-finance
predict the credit and
housing bubble collapse
of the mid-2000s, and
decide to take on the big
banks for their greed and
lack of foresight. Starring
Christian Bale, Steve
Carell and Ryan Gosling. Directed by Adam
McKay. Rated R for pervasive language and some sexuality/nudity. 130 minutes.
Paramount Pictures. 2015. CR# 34912/34913.
Lili Elbe and Gerda
W
Wegener.
Lili and Gerda’s marriage and work
evolve as they navigate
Lili’s groundbreaking
j
journey
as a transgender
pioneer. Starring Eddie
Redmayne and Alicia
V
Vikander.
Directed by Tom Hooper. Rated R for some
sexuality and full nudity. 119 minutes. Focus Features.
2015. CR# 34914/34915.
J
Joy
2 pm (Open
Captioning) and 7
pm, Mon., August 29
p
Joy is the wild story
of a family across four
generations, centered on
the girl who becomes
the woman who founds
a business dynasty, and
becomes a matriarch in
her own right. Betrayal,
treachery, the loss of innocence and the scars of
love pave the road in this
intense emotional and
human comedy about becoming a true boss of family
and enterprise facing a world of unforgiving commerce.
J
Jennifer
Lawrence stars, with Robert De Niro, Bradley
Cooper, Edgar Ramirez, Isabella Rossellini, Diane Ladd,
and Virginia Madsen. Directed by David O. Russell.
Rated PG-13 for brief strong language. 124 minutes.
T
Twentieth
Century Fox Film Corporation. 2015. CR#
34916/34917.
Be a GVR A&E Volunteer
If you share our passion for the arts,
consider serving as a GVR Arts &
Entertainment program volunteer. No
experience is necessary, only a willingness to learn and ensure our guests
at performances have an enjoyable
experience. Mandatory training is re-
quired for new and existing volunteers.
Upcoming training is offered Sat., June
11 at 10 am at West Center. If you
have questions, please call the Program
Volunteer message line at (520) 6253440 ext. 7206, or email
[email protected].
West Center Box Office Hours
The West Center Box Office is open 8 am-4 pm weekdays, 10 am-2 pm
weekends and holidays, and one hour prior to all performances for
ticket sales and performance related-issues only. The Box Office phone
is (520) 625-0288.
To hear a prerecorded message of performances, call the new Arts &
Entertainment Event Line at (520) 547-3974.
Registration:
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arts entertainment
Registration for classes, trips, movies, concerts, special events and dances is available to
our members in the following ways: online at www.gvrec.org, in person at any major social
center office during normal business hours (see schedule on page 2); by calling any of the
major social centers. All tickets and registrations are on a first come first served basis.
Members may purchase items on their own account only.
Ticket Purchases:
Individual tickets currently are on sale for all events. Tickets for the 2016 Summer Performing
Arts Season are now on sale. Season tickets for 2016/2017 are available July 1, and individual
tickets on sale Sept. 1. We encourage you to purchase your tickets in advance at the West
Center box office. Tickets to concerts and some special events are available at the door at
the West Service Center and Box Office one hour prior to the event. Ticket prices increase $1
at the door. Tickets are not available at the door for sold out events. Members may purchase
up to four guest tickets per household at the guest price.
Refunds/Exchanges:
There are no refunds for season, individual member, guest or general public tickets. All
sales are final. GVR offers season ticket exchanges up to 24 hours prior to an event. Season
tickets may be exchanged for any other performance in the performing arts series. Tickets
must be present in order to process an exchange. Upgrade fees may apply. Refunds will not
be given if exchanging ticket(s) for a less expensive performance. Tickets may be exchanged
in person at the West Center Box Office, 1111 Via Arcoiris Monday-Friday, 8am-4pm. Tickets
can be mailed to GVR Member Services Center, Attn: Season Ticket Exchange, West Center,
1111 W. Via Arcoiris, Green Valley, AZ 85614. Please see Class Catalog for information regarding refunds for classes, trips and tours. If you have questions regarding refunds, please
call 520-625-3440 extension 7225.
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The GVR Pickleball Club
will celebrate its 10th
year anniversary this
month.
The Club was chartered
in 2006 with 38 members
who played on one court
at GVR’s East Center.
The court had previously
been used for paddle
tennis, volleyball and basketball. Due to the popularity of the sport, GVR in
2009 built two additional
courts at East Center, and
then four more courts at
Canoa Ranch Center in
2012.
Then in August 2015,
GVR opened four new lit
courts for day and evening play at East Center.
GVR Pickleball players
now have 11 dedicated
courts, and the GVR Pickleball Club membership
has nearly 700 members
and is growing.
The game of pickleball
was created over 50
years ago in the state of
Washington. The court is
the size of a badminton
court. The paddle looks
like an oversized ping
pong paddle and the
game uses a whiffle ball.
The smaller court makes
the game easier on the
body, but it still requires
quick reactions. Pickleball
is a wonderful way to
get outside, get a good
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workout and have fun at
the same time with new
friends.
The best way to learn
about pickleball is to stop
by the courts at Canoa
Ranch or East Center any
morning, find a comfortable seat in the bleachers
and watch the action. No
doubt someone waiting
to play will explain the
game to you and how we
all wait for our turn to
play. Games take about
10 to 15 minutes and
when the game is done
the players leave the
court and the next group
of players enters. Paddles
are lined up so we know
who’s up next to play!
The club also offers
classes through GVR’s
leisure learning program as well as assisted
play. Club members are
instructors for the GVR
Pickleball 101, 201 and
202 classes, and assisted
play is offered at 4 pm on
Tuesdays and Thursdays
at East Center. This is
for newbies that are just
learning the basics of the
game and need to get
experience on the court
with coaches - paddles
are supplied! We also
offer Skills and Drills.
The club has purchased
a hitting wall and ball
machine for players that
want to improve their
game.
Because the sport is
so popular and the club
so large, it schedules
court time so that all GVR
pickleball players have an
equal opportunity to play.
Each day some court
time is assigned for “skill
level” play for each group
– beginners, intermediate
and advanced players.
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Ceramics Club of GVR
Studio Phone: (520) 399-2818 Sandy Schmidt
Desert Hills Rec Center has a ceramic studio available to all GVR members who have
completed the Beginning Ceramics class. Once
a member you may come in to work on your
projects and use the club’s paints and kilns.
Club’s dedicated is located at Desert Hills,
Upper Level.
GVR Clay Studio
www.claystudiogvaz.com or (520) 399-2755
Located at Santa Rita Springs
Hobby studio with extensive facilities to enable
and encourage people to create functional and
artistic pieces in clay.
GVR Arts & Crafts Association
Constance O’Brien (520) 625-1353
www.gvrartsandcrafts.org
Yearly Craft Show held in Feb. at West Ctr.
• Meet at Desert Hills first Wednesday of each
month at 1 pm
GV Lapidary & Silversmith
www.gvlclub.org
For members interested in learning lapidary, silversmithing, casting, PMC (precious metal clay),
dichroic glass, wire wrapping and chain making.
• Dedicated space – Desert Hills 399-2370, East
Center 399-1989, West Center 648-1726
Summer hours:
East Center: M-F 9 am-1 pm
West Center: M-F 10 am-2 pm
Desert Hills: Tues 9 am-1 pm; Mon, Weds, Thurs,
Fri 12 pm-4 pm
Desert Scraprats GVR
Quilting Club
The Desert ScrapRats welcomes all quilters and
fiber artists to join Desert ScrapRats. The meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesday
of each month at Las Campanas in the Juniper
Room starting at 1 pm. All GVR members are
welcome and dues are only 5 dollars per year.
Please join us.
• Meetings at Las Campanas, on the 2 & 4th
Tuesdays at 1 pm
GVR Metal Working Crafts Club
Lance Johnson (612) 751-2270
We provide an outlet for creative and artistic
talent of GVR members through expression in
metal crafts.
La Tienda Gift Shop
Diane West (520) 625-4488
The La Tienda Gift shop sells a wide assortment
of beautiful and unique gift items handmade by
GVR members.
• Monday-Friday 9 am-4 pm
• Saturday 10 am-2 pm
Santa Rita Art League of GVR
www.srart.org
Welcome to artists using all two-dimensional
mediums, including beginners, intermediate and
advanced. SRAL offers a fully-equipped professional studio, gallery and library for member
use. Visit www.srart.org or check the message
monitors at GVR Centers.
• Permanent exhibits at Canoa Hills and Desert
Hills.
Woodworkers of Green Valley
Dale Plante (520) 777-4319
www.woodworkersofgreenvalley.org
Woodworking shop for the pleasure and convenience of its members
• Dedicated space located at West Center
• Monday-Saturday 8 am-4 pm
CARDS and GAMES
Abrego South Thursday
Ladies GVR Bridge Club
Betty Nigg (520) 625-6175
Ladies social bridge group
• Meets at Abrego South Thursday at 12:30 pm
Desert Hills Ladies Bridge Club
• Meet at Desert Hills Thursdays at 12:30 pm
East Center Monday Ladies
Social Bridge Group
Kay Beaudry (520) 495-4733
• Meet at East Center Mondays at 12:15 pm
Our members design and create greeting cards.
Workshops to develop new ideas and techDesert Hills Midweek
niques held the last Tuesday of the month. Must
Progressive Bridge
sign up to attend. Annual dues $5
• Meet at Desert Hills Art Room Tuesday’s 9 am Cathy Musacchia (520) 648-1373
Co-ed social bridge group
to 4 pm
• Meet at Desert Hills Thursdays at 6:30 pm
GVR Fabric Painters Club
Cheryl Walters (419) 204-9045
Fabric painting opens up endless opportunities
Five Card Major Bridge
(520) 648-7643
• Meet at East Center Tuesday. Check in at
12:15 pm and play starts at 12:30 pm
Friday Social Bridge Club
Paul Garcia (520) 648-1120
Co-ed social bridge group
• Meet at Desert Hills Fridays at 12:30 pm
GVR Cribbage Club
Co-ed social Cribbage players
• Meet at East Center Mondays at 6 pm
Green Valley Duplicate Bridge
(Sanctioned)
Marty Allen (520) 625-9279
Co-ed duplicate bridge players
• Meet at Canoa Hills 1 pm
• Mondays, Thursdays & Fridays
GVR Canasta Club
Suzanne Nelson (402) 369-4305
Co-ed social canasta players
• Meet at East Center
• Fridays and Sundays, sign-in at 12:30 pm, short
business at 12:45 pm and play starts at 1 pm
GVR Chess Club
Jim Clark (520) 648-9988
Co-ed social chess players
• Meet at East Center Wednesdays at 1 pm
GVR East Center Duplicate
Bridge Club
Ray Austin (520) 400-5327
Non-Sanctioned co-ed bridge players
• Meet at East Center Tuesdays at 1 pm
GVR Euchre Card Club
Max Elliot (520) 393-7918
Co-Ed social euchre players
• Meet at Desert Hills Fridays at 6:30 pm
GVR Hearts Club
Marty Allen (520) 625-09279
Co-ed social heart players
• Meet at Las Campanas Wednesdays at 1 pm
GVR Informal Duplicate Bridge
Bob Dahm (520) 777-7827
Co-ed Bridge players
• Meet at Santa Rita Springs Mondays at 1 pm
GVR Men’s Bridge Club
Charles Koester (520) 625-4054
Social group of men bridge players
• Meet Tuesdays at Desert Hills at 12 pm
GVR Men’s Poker Club
Bob Hyden (520) 625-1355,
Bob Northrup (520) 207-6745
Enjoy the game of Poker
• Meet at Desert Hills, Room C on the lower
level
• Monday-Friday, sign in at 12:30 pm and play
at 12:55 pm
GVR Pinochle Club
Dean Capes (520) 647-9916
Social Group of Co-ed Pinochle Players. Play
Single Deck each night – and Double Deck on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
• Meet at East Center Tuesdays and Thursdays
at 6 pm
• Meet at Las Campanas Wednesdays at 6 pm
GVR Sheepshead Card Club
Bill Worth (520) 269-6844
The Sheepshead Club is looking for both men and
women to join us for friendly games of cards.
• Meet at Las Campanas Tuesdays at 6 pm
GVR National Mah Jongg Club
Janet Osburn (520) 625-7994
Social group of experienced National Mah Jongg
players. Must bring current Standard Hands &
Rules card.
• Meet at Santa Rita Springs, Fiesta room,
Wednesdays 12:55 pm-4 pm
Wright-Patterson Mah Jongg
Club of GVR
Mary Lou Feldt (520) 400-7879 or
Lois Wilhelm (520) 818-1600
Year round social group of co-ed Wright Patterson mah jongg players
• Meet at Las Campanas, Tuesdays
12:30 pm-3:30 pm
• Observers welcome
SPECIAL INTEREST
Computer Club of Green Valley
www.ccgvaz.org
Jud Richardson (520) 625-4508
Members share computer interests and knowledge
• Classes and Open Lab
• Informative monthly meetings
• Club room at Santa Rita Springs
• Summer Hours: Mon-Fri 8 am-Noon. Closed
Saturdays.
GVR Camera Club
www.dev.gvcameraclub.org or (520) 648-1315
Classes, Lectures, field trips, and latest photo-editing hardware plus software. Located on
upper level at Santa Rita Springs.
• Hours: M-F 9 am-12 pm
Green Valley Forum Club
Norm (520) 393-1412
Weekly presentations and programs that are
mind-expanding, informative, challenging and
quite often just plain entertaining.
• Forum Club meets Sept. through May
Green Valley Rubber Stampers
for transforming not only your wardrobe but
also your home.
• Thursday 12:30 pm-4:30 pm and Friday 9
am-noon - January thru May
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• Club Dances every Monday night at 6:30 pm
GVR Travel Club
at Canoa Hills
Ellen Strasser (520) 399-3913
or Geneva Halliday (313) 610-7892
Group of Green Valley residents who love to travel
GVR Dance Club
or enjoy hearing about the adventures of others.
Elaine Cederbaum (520) 625-3499
• Meet at Las Campanas, 3rd Fridays 9am
Fun social group. Music from 40’s, 50’s, 60’s.
Come dance with us at Canoa Hills
6:30 pm - 9:30 pm.
Valley Players
• Monthly dances held Oct - Apr
www.greenvalleyplayers.com or
email: [email protected]
Open to GVR members interested in commuGVR Argentine Tango Club
nity theater--on stage, back stage, singers,
https://www.facebook.com/groups/GVRArgenmusicians, writers. Newcomers or experienced tineTangoClub1/
theater folks, join the fun!
Chuck Soukup (520) 625-3488
Promote Argentine Tango dancing and culture
DANCE CLUBS
GVR Line Dance Club
SPORTS CLUBS
Enjoy and encourage line dancing upon compleGVR Aquabelles Club
tion of Line Dance I and II
Joyce Finkelstein (520) 393-0317
• Meet at Canoa Hills Tuesdays at 2 pm
Promoting synchronized swimming.
GVR Square and
Round Dance Club
Gary Hill at (520) 393-0266, [email protected]
Local square and round dance club is active
year around.
Billiards Club of GVR
Nancy Packman (812) 325-2712
https://sites.google.com/site/billiardsclubofgreenvalley/home
Promoting recreational and competitive billiard
playing, be it pool or snooker. Billiards rooms
located at East Center, West Center, Desert Hills
Green Valley Shuffleboard Club
Robert Lisec (520) 396-4953 or
John Tams (520) 625-2226
Shuffleboard is a game of skills, strategy and
fun for all ages. Free lessons Mondays Nov
1-Mar 31. Round Robin (fun play) Thursdays
during League Season. Round Robin continues
in the summer on Thursdays and Saturdays.
Green Valley Table Tennis Club
www.greenvalleyttc.com
Horace Puglisi, President (802) 728-5287 or
Wes Minear, Vice President (520) 398-2722
The club has many levels of players and the
club provides all the equipment. The Table
Tennis Club has 8-10 tables and can accommodate 40 doubles players at a time. Beginners are invited and can receive instruction.
Our club dues are $10 per year.
• Meet at West Center 8 am
• Check website or call for dates
Green Valley Tennis Club
www.gvtennis.com
The Tennis Club promotes tennis for all GVR
members, handles court reservations, runs
leagues, drop in tennis and other tennis activities.
See upcoming events on the web site. Events
are also posted on bulletin boards at all tennis
courts. Membership and tournament forms are
available at the West Center Tennis Hut.
• Clinics - Monday, Wednesday-2 pm Desert
Hills (Oct-March)
• Potlucks 2nd Sunday-5pm Desert Hills
(Oct-April) and West Center Tennis Ramada
(May-Sept)
Green Valley Volleyball Club
Jill Dryden (520) 648-0282
A social group of sand, water and wallyball
players
• Sand - Abrego South Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays & Saturdays at 9 am
• Water - Abrego South Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Fridays & Saturdays at 9 am
• Wallyball - Las Campanas Monday-Friday 2-4
pm & Saturdays 1-3 pm
GVR Bocce Club
Sally Ryan (520) 399-3580
A group of bocce players who host weekly
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• Meet at Canoa Hills Center
GVR Hiking Club
http://gvrhc.org
The Hiking Club represents over 400 hikers who
enjoy hiking the beautiful sky islands, valleys,
and deserts of Southern Arizona. Membership is
open to all GVR members and those with valid
GVR Tenant Cards. Potential and new members
must attend an orientation session at GVR’s
East Center. Please bring member or tenant
card. Additional information on orientation, club
hikes and activities, as well as photos of hiking
locations is available on the club website.
• Hikes leave from West Center parking lot on
Thursday mornings.
GVR Hunting & Fishing Club
Richard Toltzmann (520) 904-8673
Meet socially to learn about fishing and hunting
opportunities in Arizona.
Join fellow pickleball players for recreational
and competitive play. Check the website www.
greenvalleypickleball.org for court locations and
play schedules.
• Assisted Play for beginners – Tuesday and
Thursday at 4 pm at East Center courts.
Eastern States Club
GVR Racquetball Club
Leroy Walters (520) 495-5095
Racquetball for fun and competition for all ages
and skill levels
• Las Campanas racquetball courts
• Monday-Saturday 9 am-11 am
GVR Swim Club
Coach Jan Miller (520) 867-8812
Organized workouts for fitness and master’s
competition
• West Center pool Monday–Wednesday–Friday
8 am-10:30 am
SOCIAL CLUBS
Canadian Club of GVR
Green Valley Pickleball Club
Questions? Call Jeff Harrell (520) 307-5701
We are dedicated to the promotion of pickleball in the Green Valley Recreation community.
Colorado Club
Shirley (719) 660-9361
Fun social group of current and past residents
of Colorado.
• Meet 1st Saturday of each month
Karen Curtis (520) 625-2394
Social group of current and past residents
Excludes MI & New England States
entertainment with fellow present and past
Michiganders at 5 pm the first Wednesday of
the month, Nov.-Apr. at West Center.
Minnesota Club
of Green Valley
Tom & Mary Johnson (520) 207-8408
Social group of current and past residents of
Minnesota
Pacific Northwest Club
Green Bay Packers Club
James Chisolm (520) 777-8334
Social group of the Green Bay Packers football
team who watch the games on the big screen
at Las Campanas
GVR Amigas Club
www.GVRamigas.org
A wonderful way for women of Green Valley to
meet other women with similar interests, make
new friends and share community.
Michigan Club
www.greenvalleycanadianclub.com
(520) 393-1798
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[email protected]
(520) 777-8145
Share fun-filled get togethers with food and
Fred Taylor (520) 625-2308
Social group of current and past residents of
Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
Singles Club of GVR
Social singles group of GVR members meet
weekly 9:30 am on Mondays at Desert Hills.
Monthly newsletter, social hours, weekend
breakfasts, and more!
New England Club
[email protected]
Membership is open to all GVR Members who
love the New England states.
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Green Valley Village 101 S. La Canada Dr. Ste 36-1
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by Ace Hardware • Green Valley Village
Tues thru Fri 10AM to 2:30PM
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231-B Esperanza Blvd • 625-1995 • Open M-F 9-5, Sat 9-4
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JUNE
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520-300-5363
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GVR Now! June 2016 - Green Valley Recreation

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