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Venture Out-Lines
www.VentureOutRVResort.com • 5001 E. Main St., Mesa, AZ 85205
February 24, 2012
“An Evening on the
Promenade”
Sunday
•
March
11
Buena Vista Ballroom of the S.S. Venture Out
4:30 pm BYOB Happy Hour
5:30 pm Catered Dinner
Stage Show Following
— CATERED MENU —
An Elegant Prime Rib
and
Chicken Cordon Bleu Dinner
Tickets $25.00 per person
Reserved Seat Tickets available
from the Activity Office or
Shuffleboard members.
Deadline: Monday, March 5
Showtune Productions Present
“Cruisin’ With
The Oldies”
An 80-minute musical review
of the 50’s & 60’s
Sponsored by the Shuffleboard Club
• Enjoy dinner with the Captain
• Have your photo taken on the S.S. Venture Out
• See a fabulous show featuring seasoned
Broadway Palm Theater entertainers
THE BOARDS’ CORNER
Your Condo & Social Board Monthly Updates
CONDO BOARD
CONDO BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT
Sonja Killick
[email protected]
DIRECTORS
Robert Hayes
[email protected]
VICE-PRESIDENT
Loras Watters
[email protected]
Ted Clark
[email protected]
TREASURER
John Jones
[email protected]
SECRETARY
Betty Bradfield
[email protected]
Al Puhlmann
[email protected]
Jim Wallace
[email protected]
Mike Ellis
[email protected]
MINUTES & REPORTS
are available at
VentureOutRVResort.com
under
HOA Information
LATEST NEWS
Look for the Manager’s
Corner & Recreation
Update columns at
www.VentureOutRVResort.com
under
HOA Information
Think Green
Recycling takes place all year long
Recycling information
available from the Activity Office
MISSION STATEMENT
“Venture Out is an active 55+ retirement community where friendship, cooperation and
volunteerism are highly valued, and where residents are involved in diverse activities, while
keeping the park safe, secure, progressive, costefficient, and responsive to changing needs.”
SUSPICIOUS PERSONS
If someone knocks
on your door and asks
if they can do work for you?
DON’T let them in and CALL
Security immediately at
480-832-6080
—Jim Gibides, VO Security Chief
CONDO BOARD
BUDGET MEETINGS
Monday, February 28 - Friday, March 2
9:00 am - 12:00 pm • Oasis
SOCIAL BOARD BUDGET
MEETINGS
Monday • February 27
8:30 am • Classroom
2011-2012 Social Board of Directors
President
Ron Luciuk
517 Navajo • 480-654-1847
[email protected]
Vice-President
Sandy Hanson
728 Douglas • 480-832-0576
[email protected]
Treasurer
Dave Obert
3 Merlin • 480-654-0912
[email protected]
Secretary
Janet Whitman
215 Merlin • 480-832-6725
[email protected]
Administration Office ....... 480.832.0200
Unit Rentals/Sales ........ 480.832.0200
Director
Ruth L. Skousen
418 Boeing • 480-854-7869
[email protected]
Director
Gordon Huff
117 Merlin • 480-324-0145
[email protected]
Director
Marcella Gibbs
515 Merlin • 654-2488
[email protected]
Director
Dick Zengel
526 Navajo • 985-2342
[email protected]
Director
Beverly Johnston
212 Navajo • 832-4848
[email protected]
Activity Office ................ 480.832.9000
Security .......................... 480.832.6080
Wednesday • February 29
8:30 am • Arts & Craft Room
Friday • March 2
1:30 pm • Classroom
CHILDREN UNDER
THE AGE OF 16
SWIMMING HOURS
West Pool
11:00 am - 1:00 pm
East Pool
12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
West & East Pool
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
www.VentureOutRVResort.com
GAY 90’S
BREAKFAST
GENERAL
POOLROOM ITEMS
FOR SALE
Everyone welcome!
Mike Ellis 924-0427
The Poolroom has the following
items for sale: Complete sets of
pool balls $15/set; Table covers $10
each; One small hand vacuum $10.
Call Mike Ellis 924-0427 if you want
to purchase any of above.•
(Everyone else pays $4.00)
CAREGIVERS
SUPPORT GROUP
Residents & Renters
90 years and older
EAT FREE!
Saturday
February 25
7:30 am - 9:30
Baja Bistro
MENU
Denver Eggs
(scrambled
eggs with cheese,
Help
am reduce
ham & green peppers)
cost by
Toast • Hash Browns
providing your own
table service &
Chilled Juice
beverage glass
Hot Coffee
— SUPPORT THE SOCIAL CLUB —
Order your Arizona Republic
Newspaper from the Activity
Office with our discount rate!
4-weeks minimum
Subscribe for $4.77 a week
or $5.03 a week includes a
weekly Television Guide
Save
with our
SPECIAL
RATES!
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For every
subscription
sold your
Social Club
receives a
COMMISSION!
ARTISTS’
WORKSHOP
Lynn Throop 750-7970
The Sonoran is available to all
artists at VO on Thursday
mornings, 8:30 am – 12:00 pm.
If anyone is interested in either
practicing your drawing or perhaps painting from a favorite
photo, this is the place for you.
Bring your oils, watercolors, or
pencils, and create something
special. This is not a class.•
PARKINSON’S
SUPPORT GROUP
Vern Wolfe 654-1331
John Ingebrand 981-6221
Our Regular monthly meeting
will be held on Monday, February 20 at 1:00 pm in the Arts
and Crafts Room. We will distribute brochures covering various ailments in connection with
Parkinson’s. •
Rose Plummer 854-7840
Feel overwhelmed by the difficulties of managing a serious illness?
Are your problems and negativity
energy draining? Well then, come
join us and together we will explore
new ways to survive. We meet every Tuesday at 9:30 am in the Arts
and Crafts Room.•
HOURS OF
OPERATION
ADMINISTRATION OFFICE
(480) 832-0200
8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Monday - Friday
Closed Saturday & Sunday
•••
ACTIVITY OFFICE
(480) 832-9000
8:00 am - 3:30 pm
Monday - Friday
Closed Saturday & Sunday
•••
VO POST OFFICE
(480) 830-5813
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Monday - Saturday
•••
SECURITY
(480) 832-6080
24/7
EMERGENCY POWER OUTAGE CELL
(480) 220-6875
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GENERAL
WELCOME
NEWCOMERS!
Should you be new to our beautiful
community, as a homeowner or a
renter, please plan to attend a Newcomers’ Orientation Friday,
March 2, 10:00 am, Mojave
Room. Feel free to bring any and
all questions you may have regarding your home, recreation or administration. We’ll do our best to be of
assistance.•
ONLY THE BEST
JEWELRY
Will be holding a special Sales Event
for Venture Out on Saturday, March
3, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm in the Baja
Bistro. Designer-inspired line at only
the best prices. Add an exclamation
point to any outfit with Only the Best
Jewelry! Look like you spent a fortune.
We won’t tell anyone you didn’t!•
The Electronics Club
now brings members
•
•
•
•
•
Save
Box Tops
600% Faster Internet Access!
To
FAST downloads
Benefit
Streaming videos with no
Sunshine
Acres
stoppage
Smooth video conferencing
Access Websites REALLY fast
BOX TOPS
FOR EDUCATION
NOW:
40 Mbps Download
5 Mbps Upload
Come experience the
Internet at blazing speeds.
E-club
HAPPY ICE CREAM
HOUR
Friday • February 24
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Baja Bistro
B r i n g y o u r f a v o r i t e snacks,
b e v e r a g e a n d gl a s s !
(Ice & water provided)
SOCIAL
Tuesday
February 28
1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Baja Bistro
Meet & Greet
Social Board Candidates
1:45 pm
$1.00 a scoop
w/free toppings!
Entertainment by
Dean Paul
Ratzman
Vanilla
Strawberry
Chocolate
Butter Pecan
& Flavor of
the Week!
Please bring your
own bowl & spoon.
Colleen Beyer 303-669-0104
Save “Box Tops for Education” for
Sunshine Acres. These are used to
purchase school supplies for the
children. There is a collection canister in the Annex Breezeway.
NEW OWNERS
Myron & Cheryl Halverson
502 Debonair, from Scobey, MT
Gary & Nancy Johnson
427 Navajo, from Hill City, MN
Dick & Dianne Pirie
206 Debonair, from Big Valley, AB
John & Lorna Richards
616 Aero, from Red Deer, AB
FREE
Toe Nail Check
Have you experienced a
problem with Toe Nail Fungus?
Nurse Joanne Hart will be on
hand Wednesday, March 7 from
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm and
Wednesday, March 21 from
3:00 pm - 6:00 pm in the
Mojave Room to discuss the issue with you and advise you on
products you can use to correct
the fungus and dry heels.
Please plan to
stop by and
see Joanne
soon!
Healthy feet are happy feet!
VO SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
LOCATIONS OF GAMES:
Red Mountain Park –
7808 East Brown Rd (Red M)
Apache Wells –
5830 McKellips Rd. (Apache W)
Monte Vista –
8865 E. Baseline (Mt V)
Sunland Spring Village –
2233 S. Springwood Blvd (SSV)
Valle Del Oro –
1452 S. Ellsworth (VDO)
Viewpoint - 8700 E. University (VP)
Free games. Come on out
and cheer for our teams.
Wonderful weather...
Great company... Let’s play ball!
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28
TEAM
TIME LOCATION FIELD
OUTLAWS
8:00 VDO MAKE-UP
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29
CAN-AM VENTURE OUT SOFTBALL GAMES
SUNSHINE ACRES • 3405 N. HIGLEY RD.
ALL ARE WELCOME.
STARTING TIME FOR “B” LEAGUE 12:00 PM.
ONE-INNING OF LADIES CAN-AM SOFTBALL
BETWEEN GAMES
“A” LEAGUE GAME STARTS AROUND 1:30 PM.
THURSDAY, MARCH1
TEAM
TIME LOCATION FIELD
OUTLAWS
8:30 VDO
VIPERS
8:30 APACHE WELLS
Musical Jam
Sunday
February 26
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Buena Vista Ballroom
We invite everyone to our
second jam of the new
year! All musicians and
singers are invited to participate! The audience is
encouraged to listen and
dance to the music. Mark
your calendar for Sunday,
February 26 t h . Please
come and join us. For more
info call Diana McCallum at
832-0067.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
SEMINAR
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GENERAL
“THREE SECRETS TO
A HEALTHY LIFE”
WOMEN’S BOOK
GROUP
1:30 pm
Friday • February 24
Auxiliary Ballroom
Dr. Abrums will cover three basic factors to have a healthy life:
1 Proper Nutrition
2 Exercise
3 Reducing Stress
In this presentation, you will be
educated on the safe, natural alternatives to healthcare. He will
show you how to start living a
healthy life by eating healthy
foods, beginning to exercise and
reducing stress-related problems
using chiropractic and/or acupuncture.
SCANDINAVIAN
CLUB
Berit Ryberg 830-2364
Pastor Ron Pechauer will come
from Sun City to speak on “Snowshoe Thompson, a Norwegian Hero
on Skis.” Rachel Pechauer, sister
of VO resident Bob Mandsager, will
play Scandinavian piano music.
This will take place Monday, March
5 at 12:00 pm in the Sonoran Café.
Bring a dish to share and your table
service. Drinks will be provided.
HAPPY HARPERS
Bob Nelson 807-6237
We will have our potluck on Friday,
March 2 at 4:30 pm in the Oasis.
For pictures, dress is black pants,
white shirts and blue ties. We will
need a head count soon. Dinner at
GMann’s on Wednesday, March
14 7:00 pm with the Nostalgics.
Saturday, March 17 is the yesteryear parade; Tuesday, March 20
at 2:30 pm at MiCasa.•
Betsy Klofstad 854-8883
“Trial By Fire” is the next book for this
group. Marianne Speck will be leading the discussion at 9:30 am, Friday,
February 24 in the Mojave Room.
This book is written by J. A. Jance and
takes place in Northern Arizona.•
INVESTMENT GROUP
Paul Throop 602-750-7970
We meet every Wednesday at
1:00 pm at the Oasis. If you would
like to join us to talk about the latest investment ideas, please join
us! Everyone welcome. This will be
every Wednesday until the end of
March. Please mark your calendars.•
Inspirational
Sing-A-Long
Sunday
February 26
7:00 pm • Buena
Vista Ballroom
Join us and sing!
Call Jodi if interested in
singing solos, duets, trios,
small groups... or just to
sing with the gang!
Open to
everyone!
Call Jodi Faith 396-9788 to
sign up. If already signed up,
contact pianist Sandy Hanson
832-0576 to arrange practice
sessions before show night.
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GENERAL
MASSAGE BY TRACY
Tracy Martinez 329-5765
Come get a massage with Tracy at
Venture Out. She does a combination of Reiki, Swedish, Therapeutic, Trigger point, Ortho-bionomy
and more - $50 for 50 mins. To
book your appointment call Tracy
329-5765.•
TAYLOR MADE FOR
YOU MASSAGE
Barbara Hancock LMT 567-8448
Do you have a backache restricting you from your favorite sport?
Shoulder or neck pain? Call for a
massage appointment for relief.
Remember, weather is heating up,
increase your water intake. If you
have a gift certificate, don’t put it
away!! Call for your appointment
today. Hours are Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday 9:00 am
– 3:00 pm. Prices are 50 min. for
$50.00 and 30 min. $30.00.•
VO Grill
THURSDAY • MARCH 1
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
BAJA BISTRO
• Hamburger
• Cheeseburger
• Special #1 Meatball Sub
• Special #2 Cuban Pork
Sandwich
Meals include chips, pickle
and choice of soda
Your choice
Ah! So,
for only
yummy!
4
$
.50
Sponsored by the
Recreation Department
SOLD
Monday
• March 5
OUT
Fashion Show and Lunch
Featuring Fashions by
Coldwater Creek
12:00 pm (Doors Open)
MENU
A Wonderful Surprise!
Must Come to See!
Quilt Raffle Draw
& Quilts by
VO Sewing Club
Members
Sponsored by the
Venture Out Sewing Club
Monday
March 5
10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Community Center
Lobby
• Major brand fashions at
40%-70% off department
store prices!
• Coordinates and Separates!
• Sportswear & Activewear!
• Watches - All kinds!
• Shorts, pants, blouses, and
shorts sets in many sizes
and colors.
They bring
the store
to you!
DARTS
TICKET HOLDER REMINDER
“All In The Bag”
NEW IMAGE FASHIONS
CLOTHING SALE
2012 - 2013
ROOM
RESERVATION
FORMS
are now available from the
Activity Office. Forms are
required from those who
desire space for games,
club events, meetings,
private parties or classes.
Requests for rooms for
Social Club Fundraisers are
not necessary as these are
booked by the
Activity Director.
Forms must be
turned in to
the Activity
Office
Charlene Morfeld 830-5846
We had a good turnout with one red
bull by Alma, Ron W, Noreen, Jerry,
Steve, Wes, John D & Paulette; 2 red
bulls by Alan, Ron S & Nancy; three
red bulls by Al and Charlene. Black
bulls by Ron W, Rae, Ron S and Russ.
One game won by Ron W, Noreen,
Marilyn, Steve, John D & Nancy; two
games by Russ, Charlene & Dennis;
three games by Ron S. High scores:
Ron W 94, Noreen 71, Marilyn 74, Al
74, Paulette 75 and Dennis 140. Play
is every Friday 7:00 pm.
WHEN IS GREEN NOT
“GREEN”?
Answer: When it’s a palm frond
whether green, brown or dead!
Palm fronds are garbage and
should be placed in the garbage bin
– NOT the green recycling bin.
Palm fronds are fibrous and damage the recycling chippers. When
a palm frond is placed in the green
bin, the whole bin becomes garbage, costing VO more dollars to
remove it! Please do your part to
keep our green bin green.
Concert Series
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GENERAL
The Broadway Showstoppers
7:00 pm • Buena Vista Ballroom
Reserved seating:
Gold $17 & Silver $15
available from the Activity Office until
10:00 am the day of the performance.
Tickets $2.00 extra at the door.
A new upstart, Showtune Productions, may be new to us but all of their performers have many years experience with “Broadway Show Productions” as
seen at Broadway Palm. Many of our residents have enjoyed the many shows
of our nearby show house and have observed many of their performers in
action. We are delighted to bring their “Broadway Showstoppers” to Venture
Out for your delight. This show will feature performances of the greatest
musical hits from Broadway and beyond. It is a stylish and energetic revue
that celebrates over seventy years of classic performances featuring an ensemble of multi-talented performers with a live band. Showtune’s seasoned
performers are sure to thrill and amaze!
MENU
Only 360 tickets available!
Purchase from the
Activity Office
Chips & Salsa
Beef Enchilada
Tossed Salad
Refried Beans
Beverage
Ice Cream
Tickets
$7.50
We’re going
back to original
type of cheese
and recipe!
Help
reduce
cost by
providing your
own table service
& beverage glass
Ronald Davies
Dot Baker
Kent Morrison
Lewis Andrew
Ken Dowlin
Susie Griffith
Beverly Goodno
LaVerne Wilger
Sandy Jackman
Ed Puppe
Roy Wittwer
Patricia Just
Russell Uehling
Dennis Destobel
John Rusche
Mar. 3
Mar. 5
Mar. 6
Mar. 10
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
Mar. 19
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 21
Mar. 24
ANNIVERSARIES
— SPONSORED BY ELECTRONICS CLUB —
5:00 pm • Baja Bistro
MARCH
BIRTHDAYS
Helpers should buy tickets
at the Activity Office
Dave & Diane
Obert ................ Mar. 9
Dick & Mariann
Kay ................... Mar. 10
Ken & Jan
Dowlin .............. Mar. 11
Lin & Murray
Rigg .................. Mar. 14
Max & Coletta
Rouse ............... Mar. 16
Steve & Linda
Swanson .......... Mar. 21
Trudy & Lewis
Andrew ............. Mar. 25
Heather & Ronald
Davies .............. Mar. 27
Rick & Joan
Paylor ............... Mar. 31
49 yrs.
50 yrs.
42 yrs.
60 yrs.
32 yrs.
45 yrs.
53 yrs.
56 yrs.
Birthday and Anniversary forms are
available from the Activity Office.
Forms need to be completed each season and are considered current July
1, 2011 to June 30, 2012. All submitted forms will be published in the OutLines the last Friday prior to the appropriate month.
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GENERAL
DESERT TRAIL
WALKERS
Dennis Destobel 807-1527
Join us for an easy walk to PhonD-Sutton. We will meet at the Laundry Monday, February 27, 8:15
am. Walking shoes are helpful;
bring a snack and $5 for the driver.
These are quite easy walks but
know your limitations. Any questions phone Dennis 807-1527.
VO HIKING
John Durst 396-5090
Hikers: Meet February 27 at the
Baja Bistro at 8:00 am. Bring good
footwear, water, lunch & $5 for gas.
Our trip this week is to Circus Valley, rated “A/B” 5 miles. Hike starts
at the Peralta Trailhead. Going to
the right begins a slight elevation
gain leading into Circus Valley. This
is interesting in and out, see if you
can spot the animals in the rocks!
TUESDAY
POTLUCK
Banner
Poison
& Drug
Center
CASTLE
ON
THE
ROCKS
Tuesday • February 28
Tuesday • March 6
All of us have had a situation that
has involved poison in one form
or another. A Poison Control
Center was established at Banner Hospital to help us deal with
such emergencies. They will
give you good tips and more information. Potluck will begin at
5:00 pm in the Baja Bistro. Bring
a covered dish to share, your
own table service and a cup or
glass. The presentation will follow dinner.
Have you heard about the Boyce
Thompson Arboretum in Superior? They have a Castle on the
hill! A representative will be on
hand to tell you all about it. Find
out what their hours are, the cost
to tour it, who built it and when
all of this came about. Just show
up at 5:00 pm in the Baja Bistro and bring a covered dish to
share, your own table service
and a cup or glass. Information
will follow dinner.
MEET & GREET
YOUR 2012 VENTURE OUT
“SOCIAL BOARD” CANDIDATES
Tuesday • February 28
During the Ice Cream Social
2012 SOCIAL BOARD
CANDIDATES
Eldon Stompro
Jerry Olson
Duane Weiman
Patricia Just
Peggy Warren
TUESDAY
POTLUCK
EACH CANDIDATE TO
SPEAK ON HIS/HER
QUALIFICATIONS AND GOALS
WALK OF FAME
BRICKS
Clancy Stouffer 208-954-2864
For those renters and owners who
are still thinking of purchasing a
brick for the Walk of Fame. We
urge you to get your application
from Clancy Stouffer 208-954-2864
as soon as possible so the orders
can be processed. The finished
named bricks will be returned in the
fall of 2012 and placed in the Walk
of Fame.
WEDNESDAY
WALKERS
Diana 654-8239
Meet Wednesdays by tennis courts
7 & 8 behind the Ceramic Shop.
We leave by 8:30 am with the hike
undecided at present. Wear good
shoes, bring water, a snack and $5
for your driver. Please know your
limits.
— Open To Everyone! —
CASINO RUN
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GENERAL
Mazatzal Casino in Payson, AZ
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join !
fun
Load at 7:30 am • Bus Loading Zone
CASINO OUTING
BY BUS!
Cost of $10 must be paid in advance.
Upon arrival you will receive either $15
Slot Play or $10 Bingo Buy-in.
You must have a ticket to board the bus.
We will board by ticket number.
Please have your Player’s Card number.
Tickets on sale
Tuesdays • 12:30 pm
Baja Bistro
Questions: Tom Croghan 924-1577
BIKERS
ALERT
Gordon Huff 324- 0145
Meet at the Activity Office at
10:00 am Thursday, March 1. We
will ride to Williams Gateway which
is about 25 miles round trip. A bag
lunch is optional as there is a good
restaurant. Please wear helmets.
Sponsored by the
Bocce Ball Club
Yahoo! Let’s go play! Bus leaves
from Bus Loading Zone at 4:30
pm, Tuesday, March 6 and departs Casino at 10:30 pm. Play
bingo! Play slots! Great dining and
entertainment! Pre-pay $10 upon
sign-up and get $10 back at the
casino; must present a Winner
Circle Card to receive $10 back.
Sign up and pre-pay at the Activity
Office.
Annual Fine Art
Show & Sale
Thursday • March 1
10:00 am – 2:00 pm • Baja Bistro
LICENSED MASSAGE
THERAPIST
Barbara Hancock 567-8448
If you are looking to book an appointment soon, or have that gift
certificate to cash in, please call
this week for your appointment! I
will be out of the office March 7 th
through the 9 th for family health issues. Weather is warming up, don’t
forget to hydrate before your activity! My hours are Monday and
Wednesday, and Friday 9:00 am
-3:00 pm. Prices are 50 min. for
$50 and 30 min. $30.
VO Grill
Open
11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sponsored by the
Recreation Department
Under the
direction of
world-renowned
artist... David Butt
VO residents are invited to participate in the Annual Art Show on Thursday,, March 1 in the Baja Bistro. All art forms are welcome. Art must be
day
your own original work. VO has offered the painting talents of residents
and artists for many years. This is a great show, organized by David Butt,
an internationally recognized artist and instructor at VO. Registration sheets,
available in the Post Office corridor, must be completed and returned to
0 . Space will be allocated in order of receipt of
318 Merlin by February 2
20
registration. Inquiries to David Butt, 924-6060, 318 Merlin. Registration
sheets provide further instructions. We look forward to a great show this
year. Tables are free. 10% of sales go to the Social Club.
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CLUBS
COMPUTER CLUB
Sharon Mertz 832-4511
Did you notice? The download and
upload speed on all machines has
been increased to nearly screaming speed! Check it out. Thanks
Fay, Vern and Rob! If you volunteered to assist the Electronics club
in any way this season, you are invited to sign up for the club-sponsored Volunteer Appreciation Dinner on Tuesday, March 13 (you
and one guest). Sign up at the club.
Sign-up deadlines are also posted.
10-PIN BOWLING
Pat Duval 854-0038
This week is Position Week. A reminder that on Friday, March 2 we
will hold a short emergency meeting
prior to bowling. This week Colleen
Paul picked up a 3-10 split, Ardean
Brandt picked up 5-10 split, Alice Miller
picked up two splits and Pat Fyler
picked up 5-10 split. Next week I will
be collecting for the Bowling Banquet
- $5 for bowlers & $10 for guests.
T.G.I.F
WITH
Karaoke
Don
BYOB, Snacks,
Ice and Voice!
March 2
3:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Baja Bistro
Music Provided By
Karaoke Don
Vocals
Provided By
YOU
Friday Night Dances
Tickets available from the Activity Office
beginning the Friday prior to the dance or at the door
Needham Twins Myron Sommerfeld
(Variety)
(Big Band)
February 24
March 2
50/25/25
Raffle
More Winners!
Tickets
$8.00
Buena Vista Ballroom • 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
Doors open 6:30 pm • Please B.Y.O.B. & Glasses
Soda & Popcorn sold – $1.00 each
SEWING CLUB
’S
CLUB’S
QUILT RAFFLE
Until March 5
Available at various
Tickets
VO events and from the
$1.00 each
Sewing Room Monitor
6 for $5.00
Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
15 for $10.00
35 for $20.00
Quilt displayed
at time of ticket sales
Drawing at the
Fashion Show, March 5.
Proceeds go to Social Club!
JUMBO HOT DOGS
AND DESSERT
Saturday • March 3
11:00 am - 1:00 pm • Baja Bistro
Tickets
purchased at
the event
Bundt Cake
By The Slice
$1.50 each
Sponsored by
Croquet Club
¼ lb Grilled Hot Dog,
Sauerkraut, Chips &
Beverage... $3.50
Sponsored by
Poolroom
Association
Help
reduce
cost by
providing your
own table service
& beverage glass
Check out
the Book Sale, VO
Band and the
“Only The Best
Jewelry” Sale
Stained Glass Club
RAFFLE
Tickets available
Until March 7
Tickets $1.00
6 for $5.00
15 for $10.00
35 for $20.00
Get your tickets during
various events
in the Baja Bistro
Come and see the many wonderful hand-crafted
items our artisans have provided in the display case.
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CLUBS
SEWING CLUB
Carol Lid 830-4468
Just a reminder we will have our
next monthly meeting Monday,
February 27 at 9:00 am. Please
plan to attend for voting and election of officers. Another busy day
was had on Monday sewing quilts
for kids with the machines and
tables jumping. Keep watching for
future classes.
SILVERSMITH CLUB
Karen Kleinsteuber 218-4020
Sign up in the shop for the new student class starting Tuesday, February 28. Mark your calendars to
attend our monthly silversmith
meeting on Thursday, March 1,
7:00 pm at the shop. March 1 is
also the deadline to sign up for the
final banquet being held with the
Rock & Gem Club on Tuesday,
March 6 at the Oasis from 4:00 pm
– 8:00 pm.
VO LIBRARY
USED BOOK
SALE
Saturday
March 3
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Community Center
Main Lobby
DURING THE JUMBO
HOT DOG & DESSERT
SALE
Great
selection
of used
books
The Library thanks
everyone for donations!
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CLUBS
8-BALL MIXED
COUPLES DOUBLES
Marie Austin 396-8766
Saturday Night Live was busy as usual
and winners are A division 1st place
Pat Puppe and Maury Katzenberger;
2nd place Kelli Bausch and John
Welsch. The B division 1st place Marie
Austin and Bob Ritter; 2nd place Verna
Bunkers and John Rusche. Way to go!
Tomorrow night is Jack and Jill, so bring
your partner for a night of fun. Sign up by
5:45 pm, play starts at 6:00 pm.
Can - Am Games - Dry Land Training
LIBRARY
Ruby Erickson 924-9125
Attention all who work in the library.
This includes scheduled and substitute librarians. The annual luncheon is scheduled for Friday,
March 9 at 12:30 pm in the Oasis.
Please sign up in the library. The
clip board will be on the desk. Remember to bring your own table
service. Come and enjoy meeting
your fellow workers. There are 54
people on the schedule. We thank
all the volunteers doing a great job.
CD additions in the locked case
include a biography of Jacqueline
Kennedy, “Heart and Soul” by
Maeve Binchy and “The Second
Chair” by John Lescroart.
BOCCE BALL
Dale Vance 854-8343
Judy Waters 208-269-0239
Our February Doubles winners
were Gene and Judy Waters taking 1st and Jim and Sara Ihrke taking 2nd. The Casino Trip is
Wednesday, February 29. We are
looking for volunteers to help with
the second bus. Call Tom Croghan
924-1577 if you can help. The next
fun night for members is Wednesday, February 29. Fun, food and
Bocce. See you there! The 20112012 Awards Banquet is coming up
on Sunday, March 25. Tickets will
be on sale soon. Mark your calendars!
”Singles-Only”
DANCE
Sunday • March 4
6:30 pm Doors open
Dancing 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
BYOB & Glasses
$8.00
Tickets available from the
Activity Office and at the door
Sponsored by the Solos Club
Popcorn
& Soda
for Sale $1.00
Plus... 50/25/25
Raffle
Featuring
music by
3 - Speed
Variety 50’s & 60’s
Star Volunteer
THE “MARKET PLACE”
Thursday
March 8
Dale Clarke has been in Venture Out for 20 years. He has
been the choir director since
1995. The choir performs at
each Sunday service and has
many, many rehearsals. Dale
has also been involved in the
Wood Shop and Ceramics, and
helps at the Enchilada Dinners.
Way to go, Dale!
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
SEMINAR
“CANADIAN TRAVEL
MEDICAL
INSURANCE”
1:30 pm
Friday • March 2
Auxiliary Ballroom
Barry Guttormson will present a
seminar on Travel Medical Insurance for Canadians in the Auxiliary Ballroom at 1:30 pm. Barry
discusses stability clauses, medical underwriting and how to know
if your insurance is providing the
coverage you require. Snacks &
door prizes from Tim Horton’s
coffee.
Oh my!
Where do
I start?
I could be here
all day!
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Baja Bistro
It’s a smorgasbord of jewelry, cosmetics, tools and
other must-haves that you can’t do without and
just-gotta-have “thingamajiggies.” Don’t miss your
chance to find that special unique item. All licensed
outside vendors!
TRY THE DELICIOUS FOOD AT THE VO DINER
SPONSORED BY THE CERAMICS/CREATIVE CLAY & POTTERY CLUB
VO
Diner
Thursday • March 8
8:00 am - 1:00 pm • Baja Bistro
GOOD MORNING MENU
8:00 AM - 10:45 AM
Variety of Pastries .................................. $1.00
Soda ........................................................ $1.00
Coffee, Tea (with one refill) ........................... 50¢
YUMMY LUNCH MENU • 10:45 AM - TILL GONE
Egg Salad Sandwich on Whole Wheat ... $3.00
Sloppy Joe Sandwich ............................... $3.25
Chicken Salad Wrap ................................ $3.50
Potato Salad ............................................... .75¢
Coffee, Tea (with one refill) ........................... 50¢
THE PIE LADIES ARE BACK!
Homemade Pie by the slice ................. $2.50
Sponsored by
The Ceramics, Creative Clay & Pottery Club
NEWCOMERS’
POTLUCK
Monday
March 12
5:00 pm
Baja Bistro
Entertainment
by
“Anything Goes”
Shuffleboard’s Pork Loin Dinner
All those new to
Venture Out!
Please bring a dish to
share (to serve 8), your
table service
and beverage glass.
Coffee & Lemonade Provided
Venture Out’s Own
RAFFLE
TICKET
Antique
Road Show
Tuesday • March 13
Teresa Beally, Activity Director
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm • Baja Bistro
FIREWOOD
$5.00 per item to be appraised
Limit of 4 items per person
Registration begins at 1:00 pm
First
Greg Farr, a profession antique dealer,
Come
has several years experience in the
First
field as well as being a
Served
member of the Valley of the Sun
Antique Dealers’ Association.
Bring your antiques to be appraised!
From the Activity Office...
The Annual Weenie Roast
is just around the corner.
We would like donations of
clean, burnable wood
for the fire pits.
Please no railroad ties or
treated lumber.
Stack your
donations
along the wall
in the Oasis’s
retention basin
The Results are IN!
Venture Out Cookbook Corrections/Clarifications
Please enter these corrections in your cookbook. Don’t forget those books you gave away!
Bread and Rolls
Buttermilk Coffee Cake Pg. 149. Correct to 1 tsp. baking powder, 1 tsp baking soda.
Overnight Coffee Cake Pg. 153-154. Bake at 350 degrees.
Cookies
Healthy Peanut Butter Cookies Pg. 198. Bake at 350 degrees.
Brownies Frosting Pg. 203. Correct to 1½ cup sugar.
Honey Fruit Bars Pg. 207. Correct to 1½ cups sifted all purpose flour.
Pumpkin Bars I Pg. 210. Dry ingredients should be sifted together before adding to wet.
Desserts
Guinness Chocolate Cake Pg. 169. Beer is to be at room temperature.
Easy Chocolate Cherry Cake Pg. 166. Should read 1 pkg. Devils Food Cake Mix.
Apple Pie Pg. 175. Should read Pumpkin Apple Pie. Add to ingredients - 1 can pumpkin.
French Raisin Pie Pg. 176. Bake at 400 degrees 8-10 minutes.
No Bake Pie Pg. 180. correct to 1 medium can of pineapple.
Chocolate Egg Roll Pg. 184. Sift dry ingredients together before adding to wet ingredients. Bake at 350 degrees for 20-25
minutes on cookie sheet that has been oiled, and has wax paper on top of the oiled pan. When done, roll in cup/dish
towel to cool. Unroll and frost, then roll again.
Chocolate or Lemon Lush Pg. 185. Spread pudding mixture over cream cheese mixture. Top with Cool Whip.
Pineapple Cheesecake Pg. 190. 2 Pkgs of sugar substitute (instead of 3 Pkgs.).
Reunion Rice Pudding Pg. 193. 1/3 to ¾ cup of Sugar (to taste).
Strawberry Swirl Pg. 194. Fold in 1 Cup whipped topping. Serve remaining on top.
Upside Down Strawberry Cheesecake Pg. 195. Revised directions read: Whip cream and set aside. Beat cream cheese
until smooth and creamy. Fold in whipped cream. In separate bowl, beat pudding mix, milk, sugar, lemon juice until
smooth. Add this to the cream cheese mixture. Lastly, fold in the whipped cream. Spoon cream mixtures over top of
crust and sprinkle with crumbs. Cover. Chill for several hours.
Granola Oatmeal Bars Pg. 206. Melt chocolate chips before combining with peanut butter.
Main Dish
Corn Bread and Chicken Casserole Pg. 111. Should read 1 pkg. Stove Top Corn Bread Stuffing.
Salads
Taco Salad Pg. 54. Suggest Doritos Nacho or Doritos Zesty chips.
This and That
Marinade for Salmon Pg. 221. Marinate salmon in ‘plastic bag’ in refrigerator in dish. Grill with skin side up.
Baked Oatmeal Pg. 217. 3 tsp. baking powder (not 4).
Another big Thanks to all who contributed to this cookbook that benefits the Ceramics/Creative
Clay/Pottery Club and the Sewing Club. Well done you all!
Questions? Contact Kay Hanks at [email protected] or [email protected]
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2012 Social Bo
ELDON STOMPRO of 842 Navajo
spends six months of the year in
the park. He has been an owner
since 2001. He has lived in the
park for 14 years. He is active in
cards, Duplicate Bridge, Pan, musical groups, the Venture Out Band,
Choir and the Electronics Club. He
has volunteered in the production
of the Out-Lines for the past eight
years and has been a computer
room monitor for one year.
JERRY OLSON lives at 126 Douglas for five to six months of the
year. He has been an owner since
2004. He has been active in the
Bocce Ball Club, the Poolroom,
Electronics Club and the Woodshop. He volunteers at the Saturday Breakfast kitchen crew and
enjoys karaoke.
Following his Navy enlistment, he
spent 40 years in customer service
with Braniff Airways, Alaska Airlines
and as CEO of Montana Tour and
Travel, Inc. He is a life member of
the VFW Post 51 and a former
Rotarian. While in the tour business, he organized and operated
world-wide programs for large and
small groups. He supports and
volunteers with veterans groups
during the summer months.
He was a school teacher for 30
years and a resort manager for six
years. He was responsible for the
upkeep and maintenance of the
Swan Lake Montana Community
Club building for ten years. He
served as treasurer and board
member of a homeowners’ association in Swan Lake, Montana for
20 years and was an active member of a homeowners’ association As a director, he would like to see
at Devonshire townhouses in Great continued growth, stability and variety in Venture Out’s social activiFalls, Montana.
ties. His family has owned in the
If elected as a director, he will be park since 1972 and he visited
fair and open minded in the allot- through the past 40 years watching amazing changes take place.
ment of Social Club funds.
DUANE WEIMAN lives at 112 Aztec and spends five months of the
year in the park. He has been an
owner since 2008. He participates
in Bingo, the Stained Glass Club
and enjoys desert walking and
karaoke.
He is a retired teacher and was
chaplain at the Bishop Mahoney
high school. He was a member of
the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly and served as the Legislative Secretary of Finance as well
as the Legislative Secretary of Education for the Province of
Saskatchewan. He was Chairman
of both the St. Mary and St. Peter
the Apostle parishes. He has
served as director and council
member for over 20 years of St.
Mary’s Credit Union and now Affinity Credit Union. At the community
level, he has been a softball coach
and president of the Pacific Heights
Community Girl Guides because
no mom would volunteer.
He loves working with people and
enjoys promoting Venture Out. He
is a Canadian and believes he has
a different perspective to give as a
director to the Social Board.
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ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
Activities Scheduled Monday - Friday
Lap Swimming - daily
Men’s Exercise
Eclub Open
Coed Exercise
Water Aerobics
Yoga Mornings
Bocce Ball
Horseshoes (Mon-Sat)
Stretch & Tone
Lawn Bowling
Sewing Club Open
Massage By Appt
Silversmiths Open
Rock and Gem Open
6 - 8:30 am
6 - 7:30 am
6:45 - 7:15 am
7 am - 9 pm
7:25 am
7:30 am
7:30 am
8:00 am
8 am - 12 pm
8 - 8:30 am
8:45-12:45pm
8:30 am - 4 pm
9 am - 3:00 pm
9 am - 4 pm
9 am - 4 pm
East Pool
West Pool
Aux. Ballroom
Electronics Bldg.
West Pool (Gordon)
Aux. Ballroom
Bocce Ball Court
Horseshoe Pits
Lawn Bowling Greens
Sewing Room
Green Room
Silver Shop
Rock Shop
Stained Glass Open
Water Aerobics
Water Aerobics
Librarian On Duty
Water Exercise
Water Exercises
Yoga
Kids Swimming Hours
Kids Swimming Hours
Kids Swimming Hours
Lawn Bowling
VO Post Office
Yoga
Men’s Poker (Mon-Sat)
9 am - 4 pm
Stained Glass Shop
9:00 am
West Pool (Wrightson)
9:00 am
East Pool (Allan/Luciuk)
10 am - 4 pm
Library
10:00 am
East Pool (Hemstock/Deloye)
10:00 am
West Pool (Smith)
11:15 am
Aux. Ballroom
11 am - 1 pm
West Pool
12 pm - 2 pm
West Pool
4 pm - 7 pm
East and West Pool
12:45 pm
Lawn Bowling Greens
1 - 2 pm
Post Office Door
11:15 am
Aux. Ballroom
5:30 pm
Classroom
7 - 8 pm
West Pool
FRIDAY
Eclub Dues
Painting & Drawing
Let’s Get Moving
Tai Chi
Ming Tree Group
Sunshine Carvers
Stained Glass
10-Pin Bowl/Practice
10-Pin Bowl/Play
Shuffleboard Inpark Lg
Womens’ Books Group
Shuffleboard Meeting
Square Dance (C2)
Arthritis Exercise
Women’s Weight Liftng
Sr. Strength Training
Duplicate Bridge
Splashers Volleyball
Square Dance (C3A)
.Seminar – “Three Secrets”
Swim Lessons (Beg)
.Happy Hour
Euchre Lessons
Euchre Play
Table Tennis/Ping Pong
Darts
Dance
FEBRUARY 24
SUNDAY
FEBRUARY 26
8 - 9 am
Electronics Bldg
8:30 - 11:30 am
Arts & Crafts
8:45 - 9:35 am
BV Ballroom
9:00 am
Aux Ballroom
9 am - 12 pm
Sonoran
9 am - 4 pm
Hobby Ctr Bldg Q
9 am - 4 pm
Stained Glass Shop
9:00 am
Mesa Lanes
9:15 am
Mesa Lanes
9:30 am
Shuffleboard Courts
9:30 am
Mojave Room
After League
Shuffleboard Crt Classrm
10 - 12 pm
BV Ballroom
10:15 - 11 am
Aux Ballroom
11:15 - 12 pm
Fitness Centre
11:30 am
Fitness Center
12:15 pm
Mojave Room
1 - 2:30 pm
West Pool
1 - 3 pm
BV Ballroom
1:30 pm
Aux. Ballroom
2 - 2:50 pm
East Pool
3:30 – 5 pm
Baja Bistro
6:15 pm
Mojave Room
6:45 pm
Mojave Room
7 - 9:45 pm
Aux Ballroom
7:00 pm
Arts & Crafts Room
7:30 - 10:30 pm
BV Ballroom
Eclub Open
Gabfest
Worship Service
Lawn Bowling Opn Dw
.Musical Jam Session
Hour of Inspiration
Social Bridge Play
.Inspirational Sing-A-Long
Whist
7 am - 9 pm
8 – 11:00 am
8:45 am - 4:15 pm
9:00 am
12:45 pm
2 – 4:00 pm
5:00 pm
6:30 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
MONDAY
FEBRUARY 27
VO Hiking Club
Desert Trail Walkers
Prayer & Praise
.Cera/Clay/Pottery Meeting
Let’s Get Moving
Happy Harpers Practice
Men’s 8-Ball
Silversmithing
.Sewing Club Meeting
Tai Chi
Eclub Dues
Farmers’ Market
Me The Artist
Blood Pressure Check
.Ask A Pharmacist
Ceramics - All mediums
Sunshine Carvers
Stained Glass
Shuffleboard Silvr Cap
Shuffleboard Gold Cap
Shufflebrd Open Draw
Arthritis Exercise
Silversmith “Bag Lunch”
Pan
Ballroom - Beginners
Ballroom - Smooth
Ballroom - Rhythm
Croquet
Spanish Lessons
Kitchen Band Practice
Table Saw Orientation
Tennis Lessons
.Enchilada Dinner
Pinochle
.Concert Series
8:00 am
8:15 am
8:30 - 9:30 am
8:30 am
8:45 - 9:35 am
9:00 am
9:00 am
9:00 am
9:00 am
9 - 10:00 am
9 - 10:00 am
9 am - 11am
9 am - 11am
9 - 11 am
9 am – 11 am
9 am - 12 pm
9 am - 12 pm
9 am - 4 pm
9:30 am
9:30 am
9:30 am
10:15 - 11 am
11:15 - 12 pm
11:30 am
12:00 pm
12:30 pm
1:00 pm
1:50 pm
2:45 pm
1 - 2:30 pm
1 - 4 pm
3 - 4:30 pm
3:00 pm
3:30 pm
3:30 pm
5:00 pm
6:30 pm
7:00 pm
7 - 9:45 pm
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 25
Eclub Open
. Breakfast (Gay 90’s Free)
Horseshoes
Pan
Lawn Bowling
Water Walking
Water Aerobics
Sunshine Carvers
Silversmiths
Rock and Gem
Table Tennis
Shuffleboard Open Draw
Karaoke Workshop
Amateur Ham Radio
Librarian On Duty
Duplicate Bridge
Lawn Bowling
American Hand/Foot
Men’s Poker
8-Ball Mixed Dbls Pool
500 Cards Instructions
500 Cards Play
7 am - 9 pm
7:30 – 9:30 am
8 am - 12 pm
8:30 am
8:30 am
8:45 am-12:15 pm
8:30 - 9:00 am
9:00 am
9 am - 3 pm
9 am - 4 pm
9 am - 12 pm
9 am - 12 pm
9:30 am
9:30 am - 12 pm
10:00 am
10 am - 2 pm
12:15 pm
12:45 pm
1:00 pm
5:30 pm
5:45 pm
6:30 pm
7:00 pm
Electronics Bldg.
Baja Bistro
Horseshoe Pits
Classroom
Lawn Bowling Greens
Aux Ballroom
East Pool
East Pool
Hobby Ctr Bldg Q
Silver Shop
Rock Shop
Aux Ballroom
Shuffleboard Courts
Music Room
Oasis
Library
Mojave Room
Lawn Bowling Greens
Arts & Crafts Room
Classroom
Pool Room
Mojave Room
Mojave Room
Electronics Bldg.
Baja Bistro
Aux Ballroom
BV Ballroom
Lawn Bowling Greens
BV Ballroom
Aux. Ballroom
Mojave Room
BV Ballroom
Arts & Crafts Room
Baja Bistro
Laundry Area
909 Douglas
Ceramics Shop
BV Ballroom
Music Room
Poolroom
Silversmith Shop
Sewing Room
Aux Ballroom
Electronics Bldg.
Outside Activity Office
Arts & Craft Room
Mojave Room
Mojave Room
Ceramics Club
Hobby Ctr Bldg Q
Stained Glass Shop
Shuffleboard Courts
Shuffleboard Courts
Shuffleboard Courts
Aux Ballroom
Fitness Centre
East Pool Area
Silversmith Shop
Classroom
Aux Ballroom
Aux Ballroom
Aux Ballroom
West Pool
Lawn Bowling Green #2
Music Room
Oasis
Wood Shop
Court 5
Baja Bistro
Mojave Room
Aux Ballroom
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 28
THURSDAY
MARCH 1
Golf Sign-up
Parkinsons Caregivers
Bridge (Beg. Bid/Play)
Dance Aerobics
Chair Yoga
Eclub Dues
Ceramics/All Mediums
Ming Tree Group
Rock & Gem
Stained Glass
Caregivers Support Group
Bridge Lessons Beginn
Soapstone Classes
Round Dance (Phase 5)
Bridge (Int/Adv - Def)
Lawn Bowling Lessons
Pickleball Lessons
Tennis
Ladies 8-Ball
Hardanger Class
500 Cards
Bocce Ball Sign-up
Conversational German
Round Dance (Phase 2/3)
Sandstone Carving
Croquet
Ceramics - All Mediums
Ice Cream Social
.Meet the S.B. Candidates
Square Dance (C3A)
.Fuddruckers Fundraiser
Potluck Supper
Mah Jongg
Cribbage
Scrabble
8:00 am
8 - 11:30 am
8 - 10:15 am
8:40 - 9:35 am
8:45 - 9:45 am
9 - 10:00 am
9 am - 12 pm
9 am - 12 pm
9 am - 12 pm
9 am - 4 pm
9:30 am
9:30 am
8 - 9:45 am
10 am -12 pm
10 am -12 pm
10:15 am - 2 pm
10:30 am
11 am - 12 pm
11 am - 2 pm
12:30 pm
12:45 - 3:30 pm
1:00 pm
1 - 2:00 pm
1 - 3 pm
1 - 3 pm
1 - 3:30 pm
1 - 4 pm
1 - 4 pm
1:30 - 2:30 pm
1:45 - 2:30 pm
3:30 - 5:30 pm
4 – 8:00 pm
5:00 pm
7 - 9:45 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7 - 9 pm
Men’s Bible Class
Artist’s Workshop
Dance Aerobics
Happy Harpers Practice
Eclub Dues
Stitch & Chat
Stained Glass
Shufflebrd Novice Leag
Write Your Life Story
Bikers Alert
Round Dance (Beg)
.Fine Arts Show & Sale
Lawn Bowing Lessons
Zumba Fitness
.VO Grill
Kachina Dolls
Social Bridge Play
Creative Writing
Round Dance (Phase 4)
Line Dance Class Beg
Line Dance Class Intrm
Get Fit - Personal Trainer
Weight Watchers
Solos Social Hour
Solos Dinner
Pinochle
.Silversmith Meeting
Sing & Strum
Spades
Bingo
.Phoenix Suns Game
7:00 am
Arts & Crafts Room
8:30 am - 12:00 pm
Sonoran
8:45 - 9:35 am
BV Ballroom
9:00 am
Music Room
9 - 10 am
Electronics Bldg.
9 am - 12 pm
Arts & Crafts
9 am - 4 pm
Stained Glass Shop
9:30 am
Shuffleboard Courts
9:30 am
Shuffleboard Courts
10 am - 12 pm
Mojave Room
10:00 am
Outside Activity Office
10 am -12 pm
10 am – 2 pm
Baja Bistro
10:30 am
Brown Shed near green
10:30 am
Aux Ballroom
11 am – 1:00 pm
Baja Bistro
12 - 3 pm
Arts & Crafts
1:00 pm
Mojave Room
1 - 3 pm
Sonoran
1 - 3 pm
1 - 4 pm
Ceramics Club
2:00 pm
Aux Ballroom
3:00 pm
Aux Ballroom
3 - 4 pm
Fitness Centre
3:15 - 5 pm
Sonoran
4:00 pm
Oasis
5:00 pm
Oasis
6:30 pm
Mojave Room
7:00 pm
Silversmith Shop
7:00 pm
Aux Ballroom
7:00 pm
Sonoran
7:00 pm
Baja Bistro
7:00 pm
US Airways Center
FRIDAY
MARCH 2
WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY 29
.Mazatzal Casino Run
Woodshop Orientation
Wii Bowling
Wednesday Walkers
Let’s Get Moving
Choir Rehearsal
Bocce Ball Lessons
Tai Chi
Stained Glass
Shuffleboard Lessons
Croquet Lessons
Multimedia Comm. Mtg
Square Dance (C3B)
Arthritis Exercise
Pickleball Lessons
Can-Am Softball Games
Pan
VO Band Practice
Investment Group
Ponytail Canasta
Croquet
Planning Comm. Mtg
WIG Meeting
Bocce Members Fun Night
Pickle/Paddle Ball Meeting
Stained Glass (Beg)
Duplicate Bridge
.Knox Brothers Concert
31 Cards
Texas Hold ‘Em
7:30 am
Bus Loading Zone
8 - 9 am
Woodshop
8 am - 2 pm
Sonoran
8:30 am
By Tennis Court/Laundry
8:45 - 9:35 am
BV Ballroom
9:00 am
Music Room
9 - 10 am
Bocce Courts
9 - 10 am
Aux Ballroom
9 am - 12 pm
Ceramics Club
9 am - 4 pm
Stained Glass Shop
9:30 am
Shuffleboard Court
9:30 am
Shuffleboard Courts
10 - 12 pm
10:00 am
Baja Bistro
10 - 12 pm
BV Ballroom
10:15 - 11 am
Aux Ballroom
11 am - 12 pm
Pickleball Court
11:15 am - 12 pm
Fitness Centre
11:30 am
East Pool Area
12:00 pm
Sunshine Acres
12:30 pm
Classroom
12:30 - 4 pm
Music Room
1:00 pm
Oasis
1 - 3:30 pm
Mojave Room
1 - 2:30 pm
West Pool
1 - 4 pm
2:00 pm
Arts & Crafts Room
3 - 4:30 pm
Elec Club Conf Rm
4:00 pm
Bocce Courts
4:00 pm
Oasis
6 - 9 pm
Stained Glass Shop
6:15 pm
Mojave Room
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
Arts & Crafts Room
7:00 pm
Aux Ballroom
Eclub Dues
Painting & Drawing
Let’s Get Moving
Tai Chi
Ming Tree Group
Sunshine Carvers
Stained Glass
10-Pin Bowl/Practice
10-Pin Bowl/Play
Shuffleboard Inpark Lg
Shuffleboard Meeting
Square Dance (C2)
.Newcomers Welcome
Arthritis Exercise
Duplicate Bridge
Square Dance (C3A)
.Seminar: Can Travel Ins.
Swim Lessons (Beg)
.TGIF (Karaoke w/Don)
Euchre Lessons
Euchre Play
Darts
Dance
8 - 9 am
Electronics Bldg
8:30 - 11:30 am
Arts & Crafts
8:45 - 9:35 am
BV Ballroom
9:00 am
Aux Ballroom
9 am - 12 pm
Sonoran
9 am - 4 pm
Hobby Ctr Bldg Q
9 am - 4 pm
Stained Glass Shop
9:00 am
Mesa Lanes
9:15 am
Mesa Lanes
9:30 am
Shuffleboard Courts
After League
Shuffleboard Crt Classrm
10 - 12 pm
BV Ballroom
10:00 am
Mojave Room
10:15 - 11 am
Aux Ballroom
11:15 - 12 pm
Fitness Centre
11:30 am
Fitness Center
12:15 pm
Mojave Room
1 - 2:30 pm
West Pool
1 - 3 pm
BV Ballroom
1:30 pm
Aux. Ballroom
2 - 2:50 pm
East Pool
3 – 5:30 pm
Baja Bistro
6:15 pm
Mojave Room
6:45 pm
Mojave Room
7 - 9:45 pm
Aux Ballroom
7:00 pm
Arts & Crafts Room
7:30 - 10:30 pm
BV Ballroom
Sonoran
Arts & Crafts
Mojave Room
BV Ballroom
Aux Ballroom
Electronics Bldg
Ceramics Club
Sonoran
Lapidary
Stained Glass Shop
Arts & Crafts Room
Shuffleboard Courts
Mojave Room
Lapidary Shop
Mojave Room
Brown Shed near Green
Pickleball Court
Tennis Crts 7 & 8
Poolroom
Sonoran
Mojave Room
Baja Bistro
Arts & Crafts Room
Rock & Gem Shop
Ceramics Shop
Baja Bistro
Baja Bistro
BV Ballroom
6455 E Southern Ave
Baja Bistro
Aux Ballroom
Sonoran
Mojave Room
Sonoran
Please submit your
addition/correction
for the Weekly Schedule
to the Activity Office
— Use Submission Form —
The following tickets are NOW
available in the Activity Office
Event
Date of Event
Deadline
Amount
Qty.
* Dance – Needham Twins (Variety) .................... February 24..... February 24 (3pm) ............... $8.00 [
]
*Enchilada Dinner ................................................. February 27..... No Deadline ......................... $7.50 [
]
* The Broadway Showstoppers ........................... February 27..... February 27 (10am) $17.00/$15.00 [
]
* Knox Brothers Gospel Concert ........................ February 29..... No Deadline ......................... $9.00 [
]
* Dance – Myron Sommerfeld (Big Band) .......... March 2 ........... March 2 (3pm)...................... $8.00 [
]
* Late Nite Catechism ........................................... March 3 ........... No Deadline ....................... $34.00 [
]
* Singles Only Dance - 3-Speed ........................... March 4 ........... No Deadline ......................... $8.00 [
]
* Tommy Thompson Project ................................ March 5 ........... March 5 (10am) .......$17.00/$15.00 [
]
* Lots of Brats ....................................................... March 7 ........... No Deadline ......................... $5.75 [
]
Hale Theater - Crazy For You ............................... March 10 ......... March 2 (3pm).................... $26.00 [
]
Evening on the Promenade ................................. March 11.......... March 5 (3pm).................... $25.00 [
]
* Gordy & Debbie (CW Western) ......................... March 12 ......... March 12 (3pm).................... $8.00 [
]
* Flashback Fever ................................................. March 14 ......... No Deadline ....................... $10.00 [
]
Bring this list with you to the Activity Office
to expedite your ticket purchases
* Indicates tickets also sold at the door
VENTURE OUT
Sponsored by the Ceramics, Creative
Clay, Pottery Club
COMMUNITY NIGHT OUT WITH THE PHOENIX SUNS
PHOENIX SUNS VS
MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES
THURSDAY, MARCH 1 7:00 PM AT US AIRWAYS CENTER
•
Discounted Phoenix Suns tickets with no fees
•
FREE Suns Gift for each ticket purchased
•
Special groups welcome on Video Board
•
Early Entry to watch player warm-ups
•
Free Ride on the Light Rail
Game Date
# of Tickets
Ticket Price
Total
Lower Level (baselines, regularly priced ($79.75)
$50
Upper Level (side rows, regularly priced $29.75)
$23
3/1
.
Total Amount Enclosed
If you would like your tickets mailed, please provide your
address in Mesa otherwise your tickets will be left at Will
Call
PAYMENT METHOD
CASH
CHECK
AZ
Mesa
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2012
For more information or to order, contact Lisa Wilson (602) 379-7528
Fax 602-379-7873 or email at [email protected]
85205
Planning Committee
The East Pool Bathhouse/Exercise Room/Wellness Center. The plumbing at
the east pool has shown signs of similar deterioration as the West Pool. These
pipes are cast iron and after forty years of continual routing to clean hair and
blockages, they are thinned and breaking. After successfully clearing a major
blockage last season, we have our fingers crossed in hopes that we can get
through each season without having to shut down or bring in port-a-potties and
portable showers. Health laws require both for the pool to remain open.
In last year's survey, a sizable number of people put down a desire for better
fitness facilities, a separate heating/cooling system between the fitness and bath
areas, a central location for fitness classes and a wellness center. A better fitness
center has been a high priority since the original survey 10 years ago. At a
meeting of interested lot owners at the end of last season, it was pretty much
unanimous that we should start from scratch rather than try to remodel the
existing building. At first, the Condo Board and the Planning Committee
considered trying to do this project in two phases. But after considering the
following factors:
•
additional cost of two building permits
•
cost of setting up the construction site twice
•
building, then tearing out one wall to add the wellness center
•
the fact that the wellness center is much cheaper per square foot than
the bathhouse and exercise room
•
costs are cheaper today than they will be down the road
it was the recommendation of the Planning Committee to do the whole project at
one time. This project is currently in the design stage and plans will be available for
viewing and comments later this year or at the start of next season.
Stained Glass and Wood Carvers. Finding separate facilities for these two clubs
has been stuck on the back burner for 7 years. While the Woodcarvers Club has
stayed about the same size, Stained Glass has grown to over 150 members. Each
club gets to use the shop 3 days a week and then they share a day. Work space is
inadequate and safety has become an issue for a variety of reasons. An initial
suggestion was to get a portable building as a temporary solution. Some planning
members feel that “temporary” tends to become permanent and that all buildings
need to conform in style. At a joint meeting between the Condo Board, Social
Board and Planning Committee, it was decided to design a structure using preengineered steel, which in our first estimates was a very reasonable cost. The
location would be in the southeast corner of Venture Out (near the Broadway wall
just west of the RV wash).
Bocce Ball Expansion: Four years ago the Bocce Ball Club requested two
additional lanes due the increasing membership. Unfortunately, after much effort, it
was accepted that the city would not allow the second lane without thousands of
dollars of work on the retention basin. The design was scaled back to one additional
lane. In addition, a new building has been recommended to replace the shed which
will include an area to be used for serving during the potluck fun nights and other
events. The bids are being presented to the Condominium Board for implementation
of this project. The funding of this project will be a joint effort between the Social
Club Board and the Condominium Association Board.
Going Solar. Electrical costs are an on-going and ever increasing expense and one
of the major operational costs at Venture Out. Last year, our cost for electricity was
a whopping $156,900. A few weeks ago our park manager received a proposal to
install a solar system at the 6 highest-use facilities in the park. Many residents have
asked about the use of solar in the park, so a subcommittee was formed to study this
proposal and other possible options. The subcommittee is currently seeking detailed
proposals from several other companies that include lease/purchase options that
would not require an assessment. The subcommittee is meeting one or two times a
week in hopes of having an informed presentation for the March 13th Town Hall
Meeting.
The Planning committee continues to meet every Wednesday in the
Arts and Crafts room at 2:00 pm.
John Durst Chairman
Venture Out Planning Committee
BRING FLYER WITH YOU
5.19
9.69
7.49
$5.89
$6.29
$8.49
(inquire current pricing)
(inquire
current
pricing)
BRING FLYER WITH YOU
Present this flyer at
Fuddruckers and
10% of your dining bill
(excluding liquor) will be
contributed to the
Venture Out Social Club
Sunday • February 28
4:00 pm - 8:00 pm • 6455 E. Southern Ave
(in front of Superstition Springs Mall)
(480) 396-3077
(inquire
current
pricing)
Sample menu. Prices subject to change (circ. 2011)
Sponsored by the Pet Association
Manager’s Corner
February 24, 2012
This week’s occupancy is 1515 or 87% vs. 1533 last week and 1514 for the year prior. There
are 420 renters in the park.
In the past few weeks we have tested three different types of street sweepers in the park. We
found that the dry vacuum manufactured by Tennant did the best job. This is one of the two dealers in town that
also does the maintenance on the equipment, which is a major consideration when purchasing. Interestingly enough,
one of our residents told me about this sweeper after we had tested it and told me that it is manufactured in the U.S.
and that all parts are also manufactured here, so that it would be a preferable unit to buy. It should be noted that in
spite of everyone’s opinion that a wet vacuum system would be better, it did not do the better job. The representatives
tell us that is because the water makes the dirt stick to the pavement and its easier to pick up dry dust and dirt rather
than wet. For those of us who vacuum a carpet now and then, that makes perfect sense. We will discuss this In depth
at budget. This is a reserve item.
We have been spending the better part of the last three weeks getting ready for Budget, meeting with contactors and
getting bids on everything from asphalt to tree trimming. One thing we are finding is that with the spike in oil prices
and the anticipated $5.00 a gallon for gas this summer, we are seeing major increases in the cost of asphalt and tree
trimming to just name two items. Budget meetings start next Monday at the Oasis at 9:00 am. All transmittals are
also reviewed at budget time by the Board for funding, so if you have a specific transmittal working through the system
and you want to know what is happening, this is a good time to attend.
I have been spending some time with Ken Dowlin Chairman of the Legislative Action Committee. Once again, he
and Carol Perkinson and their band of dedicated volunteers have been bird dogging the legislature. There are three
significant bills and the two most troubling are ones that would allow people to essentially never pay an assessment
in the park, once they bought in until the time of transfer to the next lot owner. Can you imagine someone living in
the park for 20 years and never paying anything? Well that is the gist of this legislation.
The second most troublesome is that Board members would be held personally responsible for court costs if they
“substantially lost” a court case. In my opinion these two bills were written as a back door way of destroying a Home
Owners Association. # 1 you have no power to collect fees and # 2 You have no one to run the Association. They
are both pretty outrageous and clearly they have not thought through the consequences of their actions. Venture
Out’s attorney also thinks they stand a good chance of being unconstitutional, however that takes time and money
to dispute them. About a thousand angry letters is a lot cheaper. Ken talked to one Legislator who put their name
on the bill as a sponsor... and they had not even read the bill or even understood what it was about. So perhaps the
others did too and it’s time to educate them. You will see postings on the Condo Board Bulletin Board and a
FASTMAIL is coming out with the information as well. We hope that everyone will take the time to write at least
one letter.
Finally in closing, we are in the process of filming the clubs and the activities in the park, to finish up the web site.
There is a Property Map on the web site that says “video tour.” There will be a series of cameras on this map and
when you click on the camera that is over for instance ‘Lawn Bowling’ up will pop a video showing the club in action.
We are trying to do this with every club and activity that we have. This summer we will stitch these all together in
a small video presentation that will also be on the Web site and will be used as a marketing tool for future lot owners.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Mary Schmit
General Manager
[email protected]
Recreation Update
February 24, 2012
If you’re 90 years of age or older, your breakfast tomorrow is on Venture Out! Come to the
Baja Bistro anytime between7:30 am and 9:30 am and we’ll see you get a delicious breakfast
of scrambled eggs loaded with cheese, ham and green peppers, toast, hash browns, juice and
coffee. You’ll even have a table reserved especially for you! Everyone else is invited but they
must pay the $4.00 for the meal. Sometimes there are benefits to being older!
Congratulations must be extended to the Woodshop for their over-the-top raffle this season. They raised $3,533 in a
two week time period. Outstanding effort even if I didn’t win. Again.
The Annual Can/Am Softball Games will be held Wednesday, February 29 at Sunshine Acres beginning at noon. Head
on over to the ball field and support our local teams with an afternoon of men’s and women’s competitive play. Turn
left on Higley (North) and drive until you see Sunshine Acres Children’s Home on your right hand side (East) .
Help! Our wood supply for the March Weenie Roasts is pretty meager. Should you have anything you could contribute
please add to the small pile which is located behind the Oasis at the Higley wall. I know there are mountains of scrap
wood out there someplace!
Tickets are on sale from the Activity Office as well as at the door for the Knox Brothers Gospel Concert to be held
in the Buena Vista Ballroom beginning at 7:00 pm, Wednesday, February 29. This is a repeat performance by a talented
family of six brothers. If it was good the first time... and it was... it’s bound to be better the second time around!
Benito, Evolution, Hamlet II, Tomb Raider and Blue Crush. These are titles to a few of the new movies recently
added to our DVD Library. Stop into the Activity Office and check out the huge selection. Two movies may be
borrowed for up to three days. Free!
Please note the Tennis Club’s Auction & Bake Sale originally planned for March 2 has been rescheduled to March 9.
Another of the popular Inspirational Sing-a-Longs is scheduled for this Sunday at 7:00pm in the Buena Vista Ballroom.
A lovely evening with free admittance.
Members of the Shuffleboard Club, under the direction of Diane and Dave Obert, outdid themselves with last week’s
Pork Loin Dinner. For those who missed it... the club had carving stations which resulted in the best tasting, mouthwatering pork ever presented in Venture Out. A great dinner… a great club!
The biggest show of the year is just around the corner! Get your tickets today for the Scottsdale Performing Arts
performance of “Late Nite Catechism” to be presented on Venture Out’s stage Saturday, March 3. You don’t have
to be Catholic to thoroughly love this show. It is more than a hoot... it’s a Mega Hoot!
The Mesa Fire Department has children’s car seats on loan for free. Now that’s a bit of trivia which might be worth
knowing when the grandkids come to visit. Simply call to set up an appointment. Installation is part of the package.
Thanks to the efforts of resident Colleen Beyer, we are now collecting “Box Tops” for education to benefit Sunshine
Acres. The drop-off container is located in the Annex Breezeway.
Did you know you don’t have to be a member of ANY club to use the putting greens or to take part in the monthly
putting tournaments? Just grab your putter, ball and go for it!
The Fine Art Show and Sale is this coming Thursday, March 1 from 10:00am-2:00pm in the Baja Bistro. Come view
the talent of your friends and neighbors and be prepared to find that perfect piece of art for your living room. The VO
Grill will be open with Chef Todd manning the grill, so why not stay for lunch?
Do we have any individuals in the park who are into radio control airplanes? I have had some inquiries as to such and
am on a mission to find the answer. If you are such a person please drop me an email at [email protected].
Remember! Another fabulous Jam Session has been scheduled for this Sunday at 2:00 pm in the Buena Vista Ballroom.
See you for Enchiladas on Monday!
Teresa Beally
Activity Director
[email protected]
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ard Candidates
Please plan to attend
Social Club Annual
Meeting and Social
Board Election
TUESDAY
MARCH 20
2:00 PM
BUENA VISTA
BALLROOM
Elections
12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
PATRICIA JUST lives at 633 Douglas and has been an owner since
2005. She lives nearly seven
months of the year in Venture Out.
She is active serving on the Breakfast Crew, is a member of the
Women’s Book Club and the Bocce
Ball Club, as well as the fitness
center, water aerobics and the Silversmith Club, serving two years as
treasurer. She is active in Creative
Clay and the Stained Glass Club.
She is a Registered Nurse in the
medical and surgical field and as a
parish nurse for the past five years.
She worked in retail for 12 years.
She is active in church activities
and served as secretary for the lake
association where she lives in the
summer months.
Patricia possesses good listening
and communication skills, good
planning and organizational skills.
She would like to see continued cooperation between the Social and
Condo Boards. The park continues
to move forward with improving infrastructure and facilities with input
from all of us. We have a wonderful place to live and a wonderful
way of life.
PEGGY WARREN resides at 316
Boeing and has been an owner
since 2008. She is active in the
Tennis Club; served on the Fall
Classic organizing committee; captain of Valley of the Sun team; participates in golf, putting tournaments and exercise groups. She
served on the “Hands Across the
Border” committee, volunteered in
the Christmas Angel program, was
a member of the church choir and
has volunteered with the Condo
Board elections.
She was a school teacher for over
30 years and was active as a
coach, student council advisor,
choir and drama director, as well
as representative for the local
teachers’ association. She participated in community clubs, Kinettes,
theatre groups and was an avid
sports mom. She was choir director and member of her local church.
Peggy works well with others in a
proactive manner, has organizational skills, has experience in problem solving and an ability to meet
new people and learn new skills.
She is impressed with the operation of the park and the quality of
life. She would work in maintaining the park as one of the best
parks in which to live.
Be sure to attend the
Meet & Greet session
during the
Ice Cream Social
Tuesday, February 28
1:45 pm
Baja Bistro
to hear your
Social Board
Candidates introduce
themselves
Absentee Ballots available
from the Activity Office
March 5 - 19
Every owner gets one vote!
March 2012
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
1
Due to Annual Social Board Meeting & Election
all classes & activities are
cancelled 12 pm - 4 pm
on Tuesday, March 20
Fine Art Show &
Sale
VO Grill Open
5
Worship Service New Image
Fashions
Gabfest
“All In The Bag”
Singles Dance
with 3-Speed
6
Social Board
Mtg
Fashion Show &
Quilt Raffle Draw
Ice Cream
Social with Sing
& Strum
55 Alive
Make & Take
Concert Series:
Ft. McDowell
Tommy Thompson Potluck - Castle
Project
on Rocks
11
12
Worship Service Blood Pressure
Check
Gabfest
Center Stage:
Dinner on the
Gordy & Debbie
Promenade
Newcomers’
Potluck
7
Lots of Brats &
Stained Glass
Raffle Draw
Street Dance
with the Norm
Siess Band
13
14
Ice Cream
Lone Butte
Social & Antique Casino Run
Road Show
Potluck - Sing & Championship
Putting
Strum
Tournament
Town Hall
Meeting
8
Condo Board
Mtg
18
19
Marketplace
VO Diner Open
Seminar Canadian Travel
Medical Ins.
Auction &
Bake Sale
9
Root Beer Floats
w/Music By The
Pool featuring
Dave Webb Duo
Trivia Party
Bingo
Dance w/the 450’s (Rock & Roll)
15
Condo Board
Work Session
(Tentative)
Artisan
Showcase
VO Grill Open
3
Jumbo Hot Dogs
& Dessert w/VO
Band
Book Sale
Blueberry
Pancake
Breakfast
10
Hale Theater
“42nd Street”
Continental
Potluck
Putting
Tournament
Creative Writing
Program
16
17
St. Patrick’s Day “Yesteryear”
5K
Parade
Seminar Resistance on a
Bicycle
St. Patty’s
Karaoke w/ Don
Flashback Fever Hot Dog
Bingo
20
2
Newcomers’
Orientation
Seminar-Color
Code
Dance with
Sammy Jensen
Theme Week — “Yesteryear”
Check
Gabfest
Enchilada
Jam Session
Dinner
(Baja Bistro)
Concert Series:
Uptown Angels
SATURDAY
Karaoke with Don Only The Best
Jewelry Sale
Dance with Myron
“Late Night
Sommerfeld
Catechism”
(Big Band)
Bingo
4
FRIDAY
Hamburger BBQ
& Ice Cream
Electronics
Raffle Draw
(Big Band)
21
Annual Social
Weenie Roast
Board Mtg - All
Classes & Club
Activity Cancelled
12 pm - 4 pm
Condo Board
Mtg
22
23
Happy Hour with
It’s A Wrap
Curtis Knox
Breakfast
Everything Goes
Sale
Seminar Allergies
No Ice Cream
Social
VO Grill Open
Potluck - Indoor
Skydiving
Bingo
Dance with Julie
Lee’s White
Rose Duo
24
Weenie Roast
25
26
Check
Gabfest
(No Monday
Night Show)
Social Board
Mtg
27
Ice Cream
Social
Potluck Volunteer with
Mesa Police
Dept.
Mazatzal
Casino Run
28
Italian Dinner
VO Grill Open
Bingo
29
30
Karaoke with
Don
Dance with
Saguaro Sunset
(Rock & Roll)
31
Fuddruckers
Meal Deal
Center Stage
G ordy
D ebbie
&
Monday • March 12
$8.00
GENERAL ADMISSION
Todd Fynan, Kitchen Manager
From the Kitchen...
What are ways that pests can
enter our facility?
A. Through pipes
B. Through gaps in floors
or walls
C. Through our food delivery
D. All of the above
Tickets available at the
Gordy Wenzel and Debbie Kaye hail from Branson, Missouri, where
they have spent the last 25 years in the entertainment industry. This
talented husband and wife singing duo perform an upbeat variety of
50’s, 60’s, country, gospel and patriotic music, splashed with a touch
of humor, tailored to please any audience. As an extra bonus, if
you’re a George Strait fan, you will swear you’re listening to
George when Gordy sings! Having performed on several Branson
stages including the Jackie B Goode’s Uptown Café, the Jim
Stafford Theatre and Branson Country USA, this dynamic duo is
currently touring Arizona and Texas. An evening of wonderful
music… talent to be enjoyed… a show not to be missed!
answer (d)
Concert Series
TOMMY THOMPSON PROJECT
Monday • March 5
7:00 pm
ReservedMonday
seating: Gold
$17 & 5
Silver $15
• March
Tickets available from the Activity Office until 10:00 am
7:00
• Buena Vista
Ballroom
the day of
the pm
performance,
$2.00
extra at the door.
Diane Obert Pork Loin
Dinner
Chairperson
Picture a sultry saxophone, a sexy vocalist and a back up of
three talented musicians. Get ready for an awakening of
your senses and a new appreciation of JAZZ! Get ready for
the Tommy Thompson Project! Tommy Thompson and
his band reach out to a variety of styles demonstrating both
passion and versatility. The Tommy Thompson Project has
opened for top acts such as Tower of Power, Chicago, the
Neville Brothers, Blood Sweat & Tears, Spyro Gyra and has
performed on the Jay Leno Show. Coming to us direct from
Las Vegas, this dynamic show will pleasure your musical
pallet and make for an exciting evening.
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WOODSHOP NEWS
Doris Jackson 981-4760
Shop closes Friday, February 24
at 3:45 pm for dust blowdown.
Helpers needed Saturday, February 25 at 8:00 am for cleanup.
Rags, coffee, donuts and fellowship provided. Visit our shop to see
scroll work, pens, toys and other
items crafted to inspire you. Join
us and start your project after orientation. Bring your completed
project to the last monthly meeting
Wednesday, March 14, 7:00 pm
at the shop. You may win our “special draw.” Sign up for ongoing
classes.
ELECTRONICS CLUB
AMATEUR RADIO
NEWS
Bob Hopkins 830-6341
FCC amateur radio license classes
were a success. Seven students
passed technician test, three students passed general test, five students passed extra test. Their licenses should arrive soon. Thanks
to all volunteers for a job well done.
If you are interested in Ham Radio, join us at the Oasis, Saturdays at 10:00 am. Coffee will be
on and there will be cookies and
good conversation to go with it.
PING PONG/
TABLE TENNIS
Al Manter 807-4645
Congratulations to Norm Silver for
winning the men’s table tennis tournament. Our Annual Meeting will be
held Friday, March 2 at 3:30 pm
in the Sonoran. Food will be provided by the club. We play table
tennis at the Auxiliary Ballroom
Monday, Tuesday and Friday from
7:00 - 9:30 pm and Saturdays
from 9:00 am - 12:15 pm. Open
play is available on Sundays from
8:45 am - 4:15 pm. Our dues are
a very reasonable $5.00 a season.
MUSIC BY THE POOL
AND ROOT BEER FLOATS
Friday • March 9
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm - East Pool*
Root Beer
Floats $2.50
Music by
“Dave Webb Duo”
(Variety)
Sponsored By
Pickleball/
Paddle Tennis Club
*In case of nasty weather,
event to be held in the Baja Bistro
BLOOD PRESSURE
CHECK
FARMERS’
MARKET
They’re BACK! Returning this
season Green Bee Produce will
visit our community offering 4050 varieties of fresh fruits and
vegetables for sale. In addition,
they offer Alpine Valley Bread,
Bubba’s Gourmet Popcorn,
Sonoran Desert Honey and
Pastries.
Mondays
February thru March
9:00 am - 11:00 am
Community Center
Parking Lot
Across from the
Activity Office
Every Monday
9:00 am - 11:00 am
Mojave Room
Let us help you monitor
your Blood Pressure. Understanding your BP is key to
monitoring your well-being.
“ASK A PHARMACIST”
Resident and
retired
Pharmacist,
Robert Hayes,
641-0876,
will be available for
questions 2nd & 4th
Mondays of each month.
Please bring list of current
medications.
— OPEN TO EVERYONE —
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LADIES’ CACTUS
LEAGUE - PERKETTES
in Chandler, AZ
Wednesday, March 14
Depart 4:30 pm • Bus Loading Zone
Cost of $10.00 must be paid in advance. Upon arrival you’ll receive
$10.00 slot play. You must have a
ticket to board the bus. We will
board by ticket number at 4:15 pm.
Please, have your Player’s Card
Number, if you have one.
Tickets on sale: Tuesdays
12:15 pm - 2:00 pm • Baja Bistro
Table Games
Bingo
Slots
Great Food
Entertainment
WATER - USE IT
WISELY
Questions Call:
Lynn Stephens 325-2701
Sponsored by the Lawn Bowling Club
BINGO
2012
Regular Games
pay out $100
Progressive
Jackpot pays out up to
$1,000
Money Ball pays
additional $500
Thursday
March 1
Play Bingo
Win Bingo!
The Venture Out Bingo program
includes favorite games such as
Double Action and Odd & Even!
Please bring
your own coffee mug!
WE’RE GOING GREEN!
Venture Out
The season is coming to an end,
so mark your calendars for the Ladies’ Cactus League luncheon banquet held at Orangewood Shadows on Tuesday, March 13 and
the Perkettes luncheon banquet
held on Friday, March 9 at 1:30 pm
at the Sonoran. Details will be
posted on the bulletin board in the
billiards room. If you have any
questions, call Marie or Carol.
The water you use from your hose
is twice as expensive as the water
that comes from our irrigation system. That’s because we pay sewer
charges on all domestic water.
Hose water comes from a spigot
from your home. Think about it and
save water and save us all dollars.
Artisan Showcase
Thursday
March 15
10 am - 2 pm
Baja Bistro
All mediums of art accepted.
The ONLY requirement is that
an “Outhouse” must be
incorporated somewhere
in the artwork.
Cash prizes:
$50.00 for Best in Show
$25.00 for Most Original
$25.00 for Funniest
Applications in next
week’s Out-Lines
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18-HOLE GOLF
TOURNAMENT
Thursday, March 15 at the AZ Golf
Resort and Monday, March 18 at
Western Skies. Tournament
SPLASHERS
Rules: 1. Must be a paid-up memFlorence Miller 832-3575
In the West Pool every Monday, ber of our Golf Association. 2. Must
Wednesday and Friday 1:00 pm have handicap with Venture Out. 3.
Entries to Larry Booth, 605 Navajo,
to 2:30 pm. Come and join us.•
854-3696 or Henry Sereda, 709
LAWN BOWLING CLUB Merlin, 854-1790. Entry deadline:
Friday, March 9.•
NEWS
Grace Peterson 830-0601
Thanks to everyone who helped organize the “Jamboree.” It was challenging. Nice to see both greens full
and everyone in whites. What a fun
day we had! February 23 was a visitation at Leisure World. Thursday,
March 1 Leisure World is coming
to Venture Out. Look for the signup sheet. The Awards Dinner is
Tuesday, March 6 at the Buena
Vista Ballroom. Look for the signup sheet. The cost is $5.00 with a
catered meal and entertainment
provided.
VO GOLF BANQUET
Linda Tollas 807-7875
The Golf League awards and banquet is Saturday, March 24 in the
Ballroom. BYOB, mix etc. for
happy hour at 4:30 pm with the
catered dinner at 5:30 pm. Tickets
are $15 available from all coordinators and at the Tuesday sign-up.
The ticket cutoff is Thursday,
March 15 and no sales at the
door. Awards for 9 and 18 hole
golfers following a 25-25-25-25
draw.
The Theme Week Parade
is just around the corner!
ARIZONA GOLF RESORT
Play Wednesdays 12:30 pm
Play Thursdays 12:00 noon
Sign up with
Henry Sereda at 854-1790
or 709 Merlin
WESTERN SKIES
Play Mondays 8:30 am
For info: Larry Booth
605 Navajo or 854-3696
GREENFIELD LAKES
Play Fridays 11:00 am
Call/sign up by Tuesdays
Susan Martin at 532-0009
or 728 Aztec
~ 9-HOLE COURSES ~
DREAMLAND
Play Mondays 10:00 am
Barb Hauck 396-6649
ROYAL PALMS
Play Tuesdays 2:00 pm
Gail Oldham 854-3709
SUNLAND EAST
Play Thursdays
First tee time 10:45 am
Dick & Marj Skinner 924-6164
SUNLAND SPRINGS
Play Fridays 10:30 am
John Lloyd 832-9425
Prizes for
1st, 2nd &
3rd place
All clubs, organizations,
blocks, individuals, groups and pets welcome!
Pick up your entry form from the
Activity Office today. Questions?
Call Judy or Rollie Rubertus 522-4403
or Jerry Olson 509-363-0641.
Come and join the fun!
ARIZONA GOLF RESORT
Play Tuesdays 12:00 pm
Mike Flick 396-7914
SUNLAND VILLAGE
Play Wednesdays 2:15 pm
Shotgun Start
Kay & Harvey Taylor 218-4967
10:00 am
“Yesteryear”
GOLF SIGN-UPS
~ 18-HOLE COURSES ~
ALL 9-HOLE COURSES SIGN UP
EVERY TUESDAY AT
8:00 AM IN THE SONORAN CAFÉ
TREASURER - JAN SMITH
302 NAVION 832-5960
18-HOLE
BOARD REP.
Linda Tollas
807-7875
9-HOLE
BOARD REP.
Larry
Montague
218-1656
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PICKLEBALL/
PADDLE TENNIS
Wednesday • March 7
6:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Tennis Courts 7 & 8
Behind the Laundry Area
Featuring music by
“Norm Siess Band” Everyone
Invited!
Variety, Polkas
& More!
BYOB
Ice
&
Glasses
CERAMICS, CREATIVE
CLAY, POTTERY CLUB
Sharon Mertz 832-4511
Thursday, March 1 monthly meeting will start at 8:30 am rather than
9:00 am. Several members are in
the Fine Arts show at the Center
that day. Their work is fabulous and is
for sale! Will post sign-up for Thursday, March 8 VO Diner this week. Coordinators are Carol Bloomfield and
Sharon Mertz. It is another Pie Event!
Watch for sign-up.
Soda &
Popcorn
available for
purchase
ICE ONLY $1.00
Ice is available during
normal Activity Office
hours, Monday through
Friday. Ice is not available on weekends.
Lots of Brats!
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Baja Bistro
Sponsored by the
Stained Glass
Club
Tickets $5.75*
available from the
Activity Office
SHUFFLEBOARD
Dave Obert 654-0912
Last week’s Gold Cap winner was
Lester Maas; Silver Cap winner was
John Lancaster. Many thanks to all the
volunteers who worked at the Pork
Loin Dinner. You were great! Sign up
at the courts to play in the Couples
Tournament March 5-7. Gold Cap
Tournament of Champions will start
Thursday, March 8. Awards Happy
Hour on Saturday, March 10 at 4:00
pm in the Oasis. Lessons on
Wednesdays 9:30 am, and novice
play on Thursdays 9:30 am.
Georgia Figgins 206-799-0128
Thanks to all who come out for the
weekend scrambles, and especially
those of you who work so hard to make
them run smoothly! Saturday, February 18 winners: A Division 1st John K/
Anne T, 2nd Paul E/Kathy B, 3rd Doug
D/Leo T; B Division 1st Myron H/Cathy
S, 2nd Pam D/Sue K, 3rd Ken W/Jill
S. Sunday, February 19 winners:
Women 1st Bev C/Shirley E, 2nd
Cathy S/Georgia F, Men 1st John K/
Dick C, 2nd Del I/Danny G. Upcoming is the potluck this Sunday, February 26, 5:00 pm Oasis and Root Beer
Floats Friday, March 9.
MENU
/3 lb German Bratwurst
Chili or Sauerkraut
Chips
Dessert· Beverage
1
Fresh Brats from Midwestern Meats
Please provide
your own
table service &
beverage glass.
*50¢ extra
charge for
table service
at the event.
Raffle Tickets
available before
6:00 pm at the event!
Raffle
Draw at
6:00 pm
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Late Nite
Catechism
JACK & JILL 8-BALL
Well, it’s “Jack & Jill” time on Saturday Night Live tomorrow night. So
don’t forget to bring a buck and a
partner with a buck and sign up by
5:45 pm and play will start at 6:00
pm. Must be a member to play.
by Vicki Quade and Maripat Donovan
Saturday, March 3
7:00 pm
Tickets $34.00
General Seating — available
from the Activity Office
and at the door
TENNIS CLUB
Janice Schwartz 854-8155
Join together for laughs at “Late Night
Catechism” on Saturday, March 3.
What a hilarious way to raise money
for our VO Social Club! Then bring
your used treasures to our auction/
rummage sale on Friday, March 9
(note date change). Sign up for baking donations for auction. Watch/play
tennis at Leisure World Saturday,
February 25 and Greenfield Saturday, March 3. Mark your calendar
for general tennis meeting 3:30 pm
Wednesday, March 7 at Oasis. Free
beginner lessons every Monday 3:30
pm court 5 with racquet and new balls.
Late Nite Catechism has played to audiences internationally
for many years. This hit show will take you back to the days of
the traditional Catholic schools. Well, maybe not that traditional! Whether or not you are Catholic, you, as a member of
the audience, will become a student in a hilarious adult catechism class. Late Nite Catechism is a sharp satire, but never
mean. It is simply an evening of fun and laughter.
In association with the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts
Sponsored by the Tennis Club
— TENNIS CLUB’S —
AUCTION/RUMMAGE
BAKE SALE
VENTURE OUT SOLOS
*Note
date
change
FRIDAY • MARCH 9*
Behind Laundry Area
Bake Sale & Rummage Sale
Open 8:00 am
Please No Early Birds
10:00 am • Auction Begins
Drop off donated items to the roped-off area behind Laundry
Thursday • March 8 between 10:00 am - 2:00 pm.
For pick-up call before Wednesday, March 7
Barry & Meryl Coutts 924-1578
ALL PROCEEDS DIRECTED TO SOCIAL CLUB
PICK-UP DAYS
WEDNESDAY • MARCH 7
Navajo • Aero
Douglas
THURSDAY • MARCH 8
Merlin • Aztec • Debonair
Luscombe • Navion • Boeing
No Washers, Dryers, Stoves or Mattresses
Marlene Seynhoven 654 8024
The Venture Out Solos will meet for
their regular meeting March 1 at
the Oasis. Social time begins at
4:00 pm. Dinner will be served at
5:00 pm. Men are asked to bring
the liquid refreshnents. Women
are asked to bring a dish to pass
for 10 - 12 people.
SUNSHINE
WOODCARVERS
Ed Kardash 832-4861
Scoop! Scoop! We had 17 woodcarvers with intense dedication and
determined concentration devoting
1½ hours to carving an ice cream
scoop at the Valentine Ice Cream
Social Carve-Off. We thank our
esteemed Judges: Joannie Paylor,
Earl Bielmaier and Bob McMurchy
for selecting the finalists. Bob
Crandell scooped up 1 st place, Mini
Kardash 2nd and Matt Haapala 3rd.
Thanks to all carvers who participated and to Joannie Paylor for attending to our display table of carvings.
Flashback Fever
$10.00 tickets
available from the
Activity Office
Special Appearance
by the Kings of Pop...
The “Jackson Three”
7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
DANCING & ENTERTAINMENT BY HARRY MATHEWS.
Harry is an amazing Vocalist, Saxophonist, Pianist & Guitarist displaying a wide range of styles that includes standards & popular
songs from the 1950’s, 60’ & 70’s. His unique blend of music, interaction & comedy is sure to please!
50/50 Raffle
BYOB • Soda • Popcorn for sale
Sponsored by the
Ceramics, Creative Clay
& Pottery Club
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LISTEN TO THE
READINGS FROM THE
CREATIVE WRITING CLUB
1:00 pm
Auxiliary Ballroom
Cookies and
refreshments
will be
served
following the
reading.
Come to this FREE event
and enjoy the prose, fiction,
poetry and life stories.
STAINED GLASS
Diane Obert 654-0912
The shop hours are 9:00 am – 4:00
pm Monday – Thursday. Stained
Glass raffle sales begin on
Wednesday, February 22. The
drawing will be held during the Lots
of Brats Wednesday, March 7 at
6:00 pm. Members sign up for our
Pizza Party Monday, March 5 and
to help with Lots of Brats on
Wednesday, March 7. Sign-up
sheets in the shop.
SEWING CLUB
Carol Lid 602-319-5724
Thanks to all helpers and attendees at our sale, open house and
quilt show. Raffle tickets are available at the sewing room and sellers are still needed. Many flat bottom bags and aprons for Genesis
are in progress. A Chatelaine class
will be in March with a $5 fee.
“Quilts for Kids” is on Monday,
February 20 potluck. Our next
meeting will be Monday, February
27 9:00 am and elections will be held.
Stop and shop our window sales.•
3:00 pm • Hale Theater
Crazy For You is the story of Bobby Child,
a well-to-do 1930’s big city guy whose
dream in life is to dance. Despite the serious efforts of his mother and soon-to-beex-fiancee, Bobby achieves his dream!
Filled with the classic tunes of George &
Ira Gerswin, Crazy For You is a high-energy musical comedy with showmanship,
fabulous dance numbers, sentiment, and
true love. Winner of three Tony awards including Best Musical, you’d be crazy to
miss this show!
Please provide your own transportation
Hale Center
Theatre
50 W. Page Ave.
Gilbert
Tickets $26.00
available from the
Activity Office
Deadline March 2
Sponsored by the Hams at Heart
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PAINTING & DRAWING
David Butt 924-6060
On Friday, February 24 David will
provide a portrait demonstration in the
Arts & Crafts Room. We study the
techniques of several of David’s
friends – this week it is Alex Powers.
Reference books are available. Beginners and observers are welcome.
David will help with this. Get your art
projects ready to display at the Art
Show on Thursday, March 1 and the
Artisans Showcase on Thursday,
March 15. Contact David for info.
STITCH & CHAT
Dianne Gilbert 854-1843
Another good group met this past
week with a lot of chat! We meet
every Thursday 9:00 am – 12:00
pm in the Arts & Crafts Room. We
are signing up for a trip to Tempe
Yarn on Thursday, March 1 and
lunch at Tia Rosa’s on Thursday,
March 22. Sign up on Thursdays
or call Dianne at 854-1843.
LINE DANCE LESSONS
CONTINUE IN MARCH
BALLROOM DANCE
LESSONS
Mona Brandt 491-2393
Come out and learn to dance! Mona
Brandt of Shall We Dance Phoenix
makes learning to dance fun and
easy, every Monday in the Auxiliary
Ballroom. Learn Foxtrot from 1:001:45 pm, $5/person. Learn the
beautiful, elegant waltz from 1:502:40 pm, and then the fun cha cha
from 2:40-3:30 (each $7/person).
Take 2 or more classes for $5 each.
No partner necessary; all are welcome. Tell your friends!
SAFE SURFING
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PART 2
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EXERCISE CLASSES
CO-ED EXERCISE
Mona Brandt 491-2393
Jeanette O’Blenness 832-2060
Come out and join us every Thurs- Monday - Friday • 7:25 am
day at 2:00 pm in the Auxiliary BallBuena Vista Ballroom
room! Beginner class is $7/person
and you will learn some fun line EAST POOL WATER AEROBICS
dances. Line dancing is great for Juanette Allen 807-7804
the mind and the body. Call 491- 9:00 am • Mon. • Wed. • Fri.
2393 or see
www.shallwedancephoenix.com for EAST POOL WATER AEROBICS
Bea Luciuk 654-1847
more information.
9:00 am • Tue. • Thurs. • Sat.
Venture Out - Wide
Members: $5
Non-Members: $10
No Reservations
Presented by the Electronics Club
Oasis
Friday, March 9, 2012
You Asked
We Heard You! 9:00 am to 10:30 am
Speaker: Vern Wolfe
YES,
Detailed
Handouts
Included
EAST POOL WATER EXERCISE
Emily Hemstock
10:00 am • Monday - Thursday
EAST POOL WATER AEROBIC/EXERCISE
Jean DeLoye 325-7749
10:00 am • Friday
MEN’S EXERCISE
Ken Kamps 854-1253
Monday - Friday • 6:45 am
Aux Ballroom
STRETCH & TONE
Joe & Kathy Blitgen 654-0525
8:00 am - 8:30 am • Monday - Friday
TAI CHI
Linda Wallace 208-596-2748
9:00 am • M-W-F • Aux Ballroom
WEST POOL WATER AEROBICS
Bob Gordon 830-8620
7:30 am • Monday -Friday
Sharon Wrightson 219-851-0407
9:00 am • Monday - Friday
Jan Smith 832-5960
10:00 am • Monday - Friday
YOGA - MORNING CLASS
Jean Scott 832-0651
Monday - Friday • 7:30 am
Aux Ballroom
YOGA - AFTERNOON CLASS
Jean Scott 832-0651
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday &
Friday • 11:15 am • Aux Ballroom
ZUMBA
Susan Tuttle 602-329-2213
Thursday • 10:30 am
Aux Ballroom
2012 CLASS OFFERING
Class
55 Alive (Defensive Driving)
Aerobic Dance
Acting Class - Directing
Acting Class
Artist Workshop
Ballroom Dance - Beginners
Ballroom Dance - Smooth
Ballroom Dance - Rhythm
Birding
Bocce
Book Group
Bridge - Beginners - Bid & Play
Bridge - Int/Adv - Defense
Canasta
Capture Your Story
Caregivers Support Group
Ceramics-Creative Clay-Pottery
Ceramics-Creative-Clay-Pottery
Ceramics Make & Take
Chair Yoga
Co-Ed Exercise
Computer Classes Offerings:
Keyboard and Mouse
Word Processing
Spreadsheet/Open Off CALC
Open Office Impress
Ebay
Photoshop Elements 7
Print Shop
Digital Camera
Labels & Envelopes
Mail Merge
File Management
Skype
Cooking Classes
Creative Writing
Croquet Lessons
Euchre Lessons
Floral Design Class
German (Conversational)
Hardanger Class
Harmonica Instruction
Investment Group
Kachina Dolls
Karaoke Classes
Lawn Bowling
Let’s Get Moving! (Cardio)
Line Dance
Line Dance
Living Well With Arthritis
Massage
Massage
Me The Artist
Men’s Exercise
Painting & Drawing
Parkinsons Support Group
Personal Trainer (Get Fit)
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Ballroom
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11/21 1/23 & 3/5 8:00am - 1:00pm Jim Gibides
8:40am - 9:35am - T -TH
Bonnie Haapala
1:00pm - 3:00pm - Th
Paula Shulak
1:00pm - 3:00pm - F
Paula Shulak
8:30am - 12:00pm - Th
Lynn Throop
1:00pm - 1:45pm - M
Mona Brandt
1:50pm - 2:40pm - M
Mona Brandt
2:45pm - 3:30pm - M
Mona Brandt
6:45pm - 9:00pm - 2nd Tue of each Mo Bernard Hoggarth
9:00am - 10:00am - W
Class Generated
9:30am - 11:00am - F
Betsy Klofstad
9:45am - 11:30am - T
Bea Cron
8:00am - 9:45pm - T
Bea Cron
1:00pm - 3:30pm - W
Leah Sylte
10:00am - 12:00pm - Th
Ann Barnes
9:30am - 10:30am - T
Rose Plummer
9:00am - 12:00pm - M-W
Arlene Smith
1:00pm - 4:00 pm -Th
Arlene Smith
2/7 & 3/6 Time TBA
Arlene Smith
8:45am - 9:45am - T
Jean Scott
7:25am - 7:55am - M thru F
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Electronics Bldg Ck Elect. Bldg Bulletin Board
Club Generated
Club Generated
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Club Generated
Club Generated
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Kitchen
Various (see Out-Lines)
Chef Todd
Sonoran
1:00pm - 3:00pm -Th
Don Wick
Courts - Lawn #2 10:00am - 12:00pm W
Gerry Bartlett
Mojave Room
6:45pm - 9:00pm - F
John Fuller
Sonoran
10:00am - 12:00pm - M
Clara Naylor Annis
Arts & Crafts
1:00pm - 3:00pm - T
Liz Klump
Sonoran
12:45pm - 3:30pm - T
Shirley Boyken
Music Room
9:00am - 10:00am - T
Ray Kennedy
Oasi
1:00pm - 2:30 pm - W
Throop/Persinger
Arts & Crafts
12:00pm - 3:00pm Th
Betty Campbell
Music Room
9:00am - 11:00am - Sat
Ray Duval
Greens
10:30am - T-Th
Club Generated
Ballroom
8:45am - 9:35am M-W-F
Donna Marhal
Aux Ballroom
2:00pm - 2:50pm -Th-Begninners
Mona Brandt
Aux Ballroom
3:00pm - 4:00pm -Th-Interm.
Mona Brandt
Aux Ballroom
10:15am - 11:00am - M-W-F
Donna Marhal
Green Room
T-W-Th - by Appt. 480-567-8448
Barbara Hancock
Green Room
M - F by Appt 480-329-5765
Tracey Martinez
Arts & Crafts
9:00 am - 11:00 am - M
Danna Gabardy
Aux Ballroom
6:45am - 7:15am M thru F
Ken Kamps
Arts & Crafts
8:30am - 11:30am - F
David Butt
Arts & Crafts
1:00pm - 3:00pm - M
Vern Wolfe/John Ingebrand
East Pool - Ex. Rm. 3:00pm - 4:00pm - Th
Anna Taylor
2012 CLASS OFFERING
Class
Start
Pickleball
Rock & Gem (Lapidary)
Round Dance Ph 4
Round Dance Ph 2 - 3
Round Dance Ph 5
Round Dance Beginners
Round Dance Parties
Sand Stone Carving
Strength Training For Seniors
Shuffleboard Beginner
Shuffleboard Novice
Silversmithing
Spanish
Square Dance C2 Workshop
Square Dance C3A Review
Square Dance C3A Review
Square Dance C3B Workshop
Stained Glass Beginning
Stained Glass General
Stitch & Chat (Needlework)
Stretch and Tone
Swimming Lessons Beginners
Table Tennis
Tai Chi
Tennis
Water Aerobics
Water Exercise
Water Exercise
Water Exercise
Water Exercise
Weight Watchers
Wire Ming Tree
Woodcarving
Woodcarving
Woodworking
Yoga
Yoga - Second Class
Yoga - Multi-Level
Zumba
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Pickleball Courts 11:00am - 12:00pm - T- W
Rock Shop Shop 9:00am - 12:00pm - T
Ballroom
1:00pm - 3:00pm - Th
Ballroom
1:00pm - 3:00pm - T
Ballroom
10:00am - 12:00pm - T
Ballroom
10:00am - 12:00pm - Th
Ballroom
7:00pm - 9:00pm - T-various dates
Rock & Gem Shop1:00pm - 3:30pm - T
Fitness Center
11:30am - 12:00pm - M-W-F
Shfflebd Courts 9:30am - 11:00am - W
Shfflebd Courts 9:30am - 11:00am -Th
Silversmith Shop 9:00am - M
Music Room
3:00pm - 4:30pm - M
Ballroom
10:00am - 12:00pm - F
Aux Ballroom
3:30pm to 5:30pm - T
Ballroom
1:00pm to 3:00pm - F
Ballroom
10:00am - 12:00pm - W
St Glass Bldg
6:00pm - 9:00pm - W
St Glass Bldg
9:00am - 4:00pm - T-F
Arts & Crafts
9:00am - 12:00pm - Th
Ballroom
8:00am - 8:35am - M thru F
East Pool
2:00pm - 2:50pm - F
Aux Ballroom
9:00am - 12:00pm - Sat
Aux Ballroom
9:00am - 10:00am - M-W-F
Courts 7 & 8
11:00am - 2:00pm - T-Th
East Pool
9:00am - 10:00am - M thru F
East Pool
10:00am - 11:00am - M thru F
West Pool
7:30am - 8:30am - M thru F
West Pool
9:00am - 10:00am - M thru F
West Pool
10:00am - 11:00am - M thru F
Sonoran
3:15pm - 5:00pm - Th
Sonoran
9:00am - 12:00pm - T-F
Hobby Center
9:00am - 12:00pm - M
Hobby Center
9:00am - 3:00pm - Sat
Wood Shop
8:00am - 4:00pm - M thru F
Aux Ballroom
7:30am - 8:30am - M thur F
Aux Ballroom
11:15am - 12:15pm - M thru F
Aux Ballroom
7:30am - 8:30am - Mar 10
Aux Ballroom
10:30pm - 11:45 pm - Th
WIRE MING TREES
Mitzie Poff 830-9092
Ingrid is back! She used to teach years ago and we’re glad to have her
for a few weeks. We’re hard at work making our favorite trees: Bleeding Heart, Birthstones, Christmas Tree, Lemon, Gardenia, and Mini Gem.
We have a very colorful forest growing in the Sonoran on Tuesdays
and Fridays 9:00 am - 11:30 am. Classes are free. Supplies are available in class and you can make a tree for around $20. Come join us.
GET FIT
Anna Taylor 623-332-5247
Increase your metabolism, strength, and energy by taking our resistance training class on Thursday’s from 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm in the East
Pool. Taught by a certified personal trainer, nutritionist, and wellness
coach. 12 dollars per class. Call Anna Taylor if you have any questions,
623-332-5247.
Updated 2/21/12
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Steve Harris
Steve Harris
Steve Harris
Steve Harris
Steve Harris
Jean Bachynsky
Donna Marhal
Club Generated
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Foreign Language Serv.
Bill Haynes
Dave Wilson
Dave Wilson
Bill Haynes
Club Generated
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Dianne Gilbert
Kathy & Joe Blitgen
Shirlee Flug
Class Generated
Linda Wallace
Tim Guss
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Deborah Wright
Class Generated
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Jean Scott
Jean Scott
Vikki Kunstman
Susan Tuttle
AARP DRIVER SAFETY
PROGRAM
The nation's first and largest course
for drivers age 50 and older. The program has helped millions of drivers
protect their safety on today's roads.
• Tune up your driving skills and update
your knowledge of the rules of the road
• Learn defensive driving techniques
• Handle left turns, right-of-way, highway traffic and blind spots
Class on Monday, March 5, Oasis
from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm with instructor Jim Gibides. Please sign up in the
Post Office Hallway. Payment taken in
class. $12 AARP members/$14 nonAARP members.•
CARDS AND GAMES ILLINOIS STATE PARTY
31 CARDS
Richard Fost 641-1262
Wednesday • 7:00 pm
Arts & Crafts Room
500 CARDS
Linda Swanson 612-229-3707
Ed Jermasek 218-9040
Tuesday • 1:00 pm / Saturday • 7:00 pm
Instructions 6:30 pm on Saturdays
Mojave Room
AMERICAN HAND & FOOT
Pat Just 325-0138
Saturday •1:00 pm/Arts & Crafts Room
CRIBBAGE
Ruby Erickson 924-9125
Tuesday • 7:00 pm • Mojave Room
DUPLICATE BRIDGE
Marion Fulton 832-3142
Saturdays & Fridays • 12:15 pm
Wednesdays • 6:15 pm
Mojave Room
EUCHRE
John Fuller 832-7604
Friday • 6:45 pm • Mojave Room
Lessons • 6:15 pm
MAH JONGG
Irene Sereda 854-1790
Tuesdays • 7:00 pm
Sonoran
MEN’S POKER
Monday through Saturday
5:30 pm • Classroom
PAN
Shirley Bearce 830-7736
Monday & Wednesday • 12:30 pm
Saturday • 8:30 am • Classroom
PINOCHLE
Joyce Baker 480-641-1874
Bonnie Mohr 480-830-5378
Monday & Thursday • 6:30 pm
Mojave Room
PONY TAIL CANASTA
Leah Sylte 218-4331
Wednesday • 1:00 pm • Mojave Room
SCRABBLE
Carol Lid
Tuesday • 7 - 9 pm • Sonoran
SOCIAL BRIDGE
June Klump 807-5382
Sunday • 6:30 pm & Thursday • 1:00 pm
Mojave Room
SPADES
Vivian Evans 832-0768
Thursday • 7:00 pm • Sonoran
TEXAS HOLD ‘EM
Shirley Derrien 832-6389
Wednesday • 7:00 pm
Auxiliary Ballroom
WHIST
Wanda Weberg 218-9219
Sunday • 7:00 pm • Arts & Crafts Room
WII BOWLING
Sharon Holbert 218-8824
8:00 am - 2:00 pm
Wednesdays
Sonoran
Darlene Diem 594-2875
Illinois residents – Where Are You?
Join your Illinois friends on Friday,
February 24. We will gather in the
Oasis at 5:00 pm. Please bring a
potluck dish and your beverage of
choice. Coffee will be served.
Phone Darlene or sign up in the
Post Office. Tell your Illinois friends
to join us to get acquainted. Have
a talent? We would be glad to have
you perform for us!•
WISCONSIN PARTY
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PARTIES
STATE & PROVINCE
MANITOBA PARTY
Wendy Richardson 830-0741
Celebrate the first “Friendly
Manitoba” get-together with a Spirit
of Friendship Potluck Party Friday,
March 9 in the Oasis. Happy Hour
at 4:30 pm; supper at 5:30 pm.
Current and former Manitobans
welcome. Bring a dish to share,
table service and BYOB. After dinner we’ll have some entertainment
and fun socializing. Sign-up sheet
in the Post Office Area. Anyone
wanting to share their talents, call
Wendy at 830-0741. Good food,
good friends, see you there!
Donna Riess 641-9211
Please contact Donna Riess at
6 4 1 - 9 2 11 i f y o u n e e d t i c k e ts
($14.00) to the Wisconsin Party
to be held Saturday, March 10.
Tickets will also be available at
the Gay 90’s Breakfast, Saturday, February 25 from 7:30 am
ARIZONA SENIOR
to 9:30 am. Plan to come at 5:00
OLYMPICS
pm at the Auxiliary Ballroom.
BYOB. Snacks and ice will be Kare Lid placed Silver in the high
provided. The band will play dur- jump, Silver in the discus and
ing Happy Hour.
Bronze in the shot put.
Electronics Club
Raffle
March 3 - 17
Tickets available March 3 - 17 from any Electronics Club member, at the Electronics Club, special events at the Baja Bistro or
call Lynne Pavlik at 325-7560. Raffle drawing March 17 at
1:00 pm in the Baja Bistro.
Don’t miss out on our fantastic prizes:
• 40" Samsung HDTV
• 19" Samsung HDTV
• Apple iPad 2
• HP Pavlion Notebook
• TomTom 5" GPS
• Canon Digital Camera
Tickets 1 for $5 or 5 for $20
You do not need to be present to win! Good luck!
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GABFEST
RELIGION
HOUR OF
INSPIRATION
HAVE YOU HEARD
Ardis Long 830-8365
Bob Kechely 402-440-2429
SUNDAYS
8:00 am - 11:00 am
Baja Bistro
Sunday • February 26
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Auxiliary Ballroom
Come worship and
praise our wonderful
Lord and Savior
through testimonies,
prayers and songs.
Bring a friend for a
great hour of sharing,
worship, and fellowship.
OUR SAD NEWS:
Dorothy (Pillard) Arndt passed
away on February 14. Cards may
be sent to family at Laver Funeral
Home, 101 C St., Milford, NE
68405.
If you have any news, good or sad,
please contact Ardis Long at 8308365 to include the news in this
column.
WELCOME
VENTURE OUT
WORSHIP SERVICE
Marianne Speck 830-8953
Our Worship Service for Sunday,
February 26 at 9:00 am in the
Buena Vista Ballroom will feature
a return visit from Dr. Don Bierle.
His topic will be “Why I Believe That
Jesus is God.” This week will also
feature the Gideons, International.
We will have a speaker from their
group to bring us up to date on their
mission and our offering will be directed to that mission. Our attendance last Sunday was 535.
Coffee 50¢
Donuts $1.00
(Smiles FREE)
PRAYER AND PRAISE
ON THE MOVE
Elma Becker 396-6147
The Ladies’ Prayer and Praise will
meet at the home Elma Becker, 411
Douglas, starting March 5, 2012.
Start time is 8:30 am. We will see
you there to enjoy prayer and fellowship. Questions, call Elma at
480-396-6147.
Sponsored by the Silversmith Club
Help reduce cost by
providing your own
table service and
beverage glass to all
food events (unless
noted otherwise).
FRIENDSHIP BIBLE STUDIES
Jean Sanders 981-5006
Please call the hostess or guide for availability and any other information. The following Bible studies are
open to everyone. Some groups are starting so it is recommended to call a hostess or guide for information.
The following abbreviations identify different groups. W-Women, M-Men, M/W-Men and Women, AH-Alternating Hostess.
GROUP
W
W
M/W
W
W
W
M/W
M
W
DAY
M
M
Tu
Tu
Tu
W
W
Th
Th
TIME
8:30 am
9:00 am
6:50 am
1:00 pm
6:30 pm
1:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 am
1:30 pm
HOME OF
Elma Becker
Wanda Weberg
Mojave Room
Dorothy Bakkum
LOCATION
411 Douglas
719 Merlin
PHONE
396-6147
218-9219
701 Navajo
Arts & Crafts
985-6649
Alt. Hostess
Evelyn Ternquist
236-2265
Music Room
Arts & Crafts
220 Douglas
985-9804
TITLE
Prayer & Praise
1 John
WOW God
GUIDE
PHONE
Carol Kennedy
325-1780
Carolyn Royan
830-5674
What Is God Like? Laurie Horan
993-7878
Living Beyond Yourself Sandy Hammond
325-2833
1 John
Myrna Dawn Robbins 236-2265
Luke
Al Brunner
832-4920
Warren Ernie
830-7570
Know the Truth (Romans) Blanche Rasmussen325-9429
Contact Blanche Rasmussen 325-9429 for ordering study guides and if interested in starting a study group.
OUT-LINES SUBMISSION
RESIDENT ADVISORY:
TRASH & RECYCLABLES Both are picked up Mon-Wed-Fri. Do
not put rocks, pebbles or bricks on lid except when you are leaving.
That means no garbage to pick up at this location.
NEED A NOTARY? Free Notary service at Admin. Please
bring legal identification (other than your VO badge). “This is
a requirement from the Secretary of State for this service.”
RIDING THE BUS OR LIGHT RAIL? Go online for the bus
or the light rail schedule at: http://www.valleymetro.org/
Click on either the bus or train at the top left corner for the
information on that mode of transportation.
IRRIGATION PROBLEMS: Must be called to ADMIN 8320200.
CABLE PROBLEM CALL: Martin Trujillo at 248-0955. Be sure
when you leave a message to give your name, phone number, house number & street name and what the problem is.
INTERNET OR EXTENDED CABLE CHANNELS - DISH
Come to Administration Office for information on this.
FAX SERVICE: AVAILABLE AT ELECTRONICS
call 854-3795 for more information.
ATTN RENTERS: When you are leaving or switching units,
you must return the badges to Administration during regular
business hours to receive any refund. Badge refunds will not
be mailed. If you should need a temporary pass for a weekend, we will provide that. Be sure to also return the keys to
Admin if you received them from Admin.
Please follow these steps to ensure proper placement
of your submission into the Out-Lines.
• Structure your article as follows:
Title of your article on the 1st line
List your name & phone # on 2nd line
Begin the body of your article on the 3rd line
Limit the body to 75 words
Do not abbreviate dates
(no - 3/16/2012, yes - Friday, March 16)
Do not use ALL-CAPS, italic,
underline or bold in your article
We will bold the date, time and place
• Send your submission to:
[email protected]
• The deadline for all articles is Monday Noon.
• We will reply by Monday afternoon.
• If you do not receive a response by 3:30 pm on
Monday, please call the Activity Office 832-9000.
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Ma x Uni ts CLUB PROFILE
Audio/Visual Service Club
The Audio/Visual Club operates the audio/visual
equipment for all the special events in the
park…they are the people in the booth behind the
audience on Monday night’s Center Stage and the
Hams at Heart show, Town Hall meetings, special
meetings, Bingo, or the ones running to check the
microphone at the Music by the Pool. An additional
key service is providing audio/visual support for
Condo Board and Social Board meetings in the Oasis.
Sponsored Fund Raisers:
Setup and operate audio/visual equipment
for various park events
Requirements to join:
Knowledge of Audio/Visual equipment
or desire to learn.
Dues: None
AUDIO/VISUAL MEMBER ROSTER
Don Bogle • Bob Brownridge • Doug Gale
Matt Haapala • Sandy Hanson
Howard Heithoff • Terry Laduke • Wayne Nugent
Rick Paylor • Jim Torcov • Dick Vance
Lloyd Wooden
Contact Buzz Lien for more info:
218-8795 • [email protected]
GOSPEL CONCERT FEATURING THE
KNOX BROTHERS
Return
Appearance
by Request!
Get ready for some OLD TIME SOUTHERN GOSPEL music. The six singers really
are brothers, raised in a biblically-based, hard-working farm background. Their
singing ministry has spanned more than four decades, ranging from small churches
to the Great Western Fan Festival (for eleven years), hosting eleven cruises including the Sapphire Princess inside passage cruise, and the Pacific Gospel Music
Association’s annual festival in Eugene, Oregon. The Knox Brothers not only sing,
but do their own instrumentation, even on their albums. You’ll love the harmony and
big bass voice. So get your foot tapping ready and prepare to have your heart
warmed by some great gospel. The Knox Brothers are coming to VO!
Tickets $9.00 available from the
Sponsored by Rock & Gem Club

clubs - Venture Out RV Resort

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