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editorial@robson.com — February 2011 Spirit of Phoenix Chorus comes to Cottonwood


Steve Schneck The Spirit of Phoenix Chorus sings


four-part barbershop style songs ranging from show tunes to gospel to your favorite standards. This 70-man chorus appears for the fi rst time in the brand new renovated San Tan Ballroom on Saturday, February 26, 2011. Showtime is 7:00 p.m. and doors open at 6:00 p.m. Tickets are on sale now at the Cottonwood Palo Verde Homeowner Services offi ce for $15. Seating is cabaret style, so plan on bringing your friends and reserve a table of 10 to make sure you get the best seats available. This show will also feature quartets, one a gold medal award winner. The chorus’ director, Gary Steinkamp, is


The Spirit of Phoenix Chorus.


Free health seminar planned for February 11 at SunBird


Come to the free health seminar.


When: Friday, February 11 from 7:00-9:00 p.m.


Where: SunBird Golf Resort Subject: Letting go of consistent headaches, sore shoulders, back pain, hip pain, high blood pressure, weight gain, and much more.


Presenter: Susan Shifman, CPT, RYT, CTRE This is an amazingly effective and very


popular workshop on the bio-mechanics of stress release using simple exercises to facilitate the surrender of deeply held stress patterns in the body. We will be using Trauma Releasing Exercises™, which are easily learned, immediately effective and self-empowering. You will learn how to let go of and prevent stress in your life.


Trauma Release Exercises™ (TRE™) is a


body-centered method of recovery that helps release the deep chronic tension created in the body during a stressful experience, thereby allowing the body to heal itself. Susan Shifman is a Certifi ed Stress


Reduction Expert and Trauma Release (TRE™) Practitioner. She is also a Personal Fitness Trainer, Certifi ed Yoga and Pilates Instructor. A resident of Sun Lakes, Susan has been practicing in the South East Valley since moving to Arizona in 2001. To register and reserve your space, call


Pauline at 602-292-7858. The Sunbird Golf Resort is located at 6250 S.


Sunbird. Blvd., Chandler, AZ 85249, located off Riggs Road between Cooper and McQueen. Turn in on Championship Drive. 


very well known in the barbershop world and has directed and coached all over the world. This promises to be an evening of wonderful award-winning sound, dancing, and just pure solid family entertainment. If you look closely you may recognize three of your Sun Lakes neighbors who have been members of the Spirit of Phoenix Chorus for many years.


Give ‘Em Hell, Harry, one man show set for February 11


Our 33rd President, Harry S. Truman,


is the subject of this one-man show by actor Gary Sievers, whose efforts have raised almost $10,000 thus far for veterans (the non-profi t MACV Foundation). Our own Senator John McCain thinks so much of MACV’s efforts on behalf of veterans that he recently donated $1,000. Senator McCain has been invited to the 7:00 p.m. February 11 show at Chandler-Gilbert Community College (pending his schedule commitments), as has Governor Brewer. Truman, who is ironically Senator


McCain’s favorite president, has been portrayed on the college circuit for 35 years by actor Gary Sievers, who started doing this show in his 20’s, much like


Tony Award winner Hal Holbrook started doing “Mark Twain Tonight!” in his 20’s. It’s suggested that tickets be purchased online ahead of time at www.macv.org. It is likely that tickets can be purchased at the door an hour before the show, but it should be noted that this show in the same time period last year at Mesa Community College sold out four days in advance. For questions about Give ‘Em Hell, Harry, please call 480-213-4777. Tickets can be purchased in advance


online at www.macv.org for $15 general admission, $12.50 for veterans, seniors and students, and $10 for groups of 10 or more. For more information, call 480-213-4777. 


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