UPCOMING THIRD
THURSDAY LUNCHEONS
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RSVP Monday before the event at 366-1430, 724-3394
E-mail lbeach@citizenssecurity.com
Cost for luncheons is $8.00 per person
Held at Indian Springs Country Club, 16006 E. 131st (Elm and 131st) Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
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Please note the November 20, 2008 Luncheon will be held at Rivercrest
13329 S. Memorial (south of Riverview Baptist) held by the Bixby Historical Society Women
All proceeds will benefit the Bixby Historical Society
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| May 15, 2008 |
Luncheon: Buffet 11:30
Place: Indian Springs Country Club Broken Arrow , Oklahoma
Program: Bob Fjeldsted and the Round Up Boys
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| June 19, 2008 |
Luncheon: Buffet 11:30
Place: Indian Springs Country Club Broken Arrow , Oklahoma
Program: Knowing your Horizons Club Account and Benefits
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| July 17, 2008 |
Luncheon: Buffet 11:30
Place: Indian Springs Country Club Broken Arrow , Oklahoma
Program: Pat Cox
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| August 21, 2008 |
Luncheon: Buffet 11:30
Place: Indian Springs Country Club Broken Arrow , Oklahoma
Program: TBA
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| September 18, 2008 |
Luncheon: Buffet 11:30
Place: Indian Springs Country Club Broken Arrow , Oklahoma
Program: TBA
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| October 16, 2008 |
Luncheon: Buffet 11:30
Place: Indian Springs Country Club Broken Arrow , Oklahoma
Program: TBA
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| November 20, 2008 |
Luncheon: Buffet 11:30 Served by the Bixby Historical Society
Place: Rivercrest Bixby, Oklahoma
Program: TBA
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| December 18, 2008 |
Luncheon: Buffet 11:30
Place: Indian Springs Country Club Broken Arrow , Oklahoma
Program: Christmas Surprises and the Do Woppa Do's
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COME JOIN THE FUN AND TRAVEL
Phone for reservations or more information at 366-1430, 724-3394 or
E-mail Lisa at lbeach@citizenssecurity.com
| May 19-22, 2008 |
Exploring St. Louis Tour We will have a 3 night 4 day adventure that will include 3 nights at the Drury Inn in Forest Park opening March of 2008 11 meals and all the attractions Grant's Farm where we will board a tram for ride through the Deer Park where we will view such animals as bison, elk, antelope, zebras, ostriches, eagles, kangaroos and many other creatures. We will visit the Clydesdale Stables , home to the breeding and training operation for the famed Budweiser horses. How about a dinner cruise down the Mississippi River enjoying a prime rib dinner while listening and dancing to the Dixieland music with great views of the St. Louis skyline. Missouri Botanical Garden ranked among the top three botanical gardens in the world we will board a tram to view the gardens - the English Woodland Garden, a Chinese garden, the Kemper Home gardening Center, and the largest traditional Japanese garden in north America. Fabulous Fox Theatre this Siamese Byzantine masterpiece was referred to as a magnificent temple of the Motion Picture. We will have lunch while being entertained by one of the true masters of the concert organ, Stan Kann. Gateway Arch we will take a tram trip to the top of the arch this 630' stainless steel architectural marvel soars over the St. Louis River front, marking the city's role as the "Gateway to the West." There will also be time to visit the Museum of Westward Expansion . Dinner on The Hill this is St. Louis famed Italian neighborhood it is known today for it's many wonderful restaurants and ethnic grocers. Anheuser Estate in Kimmswick . Fred Anheuser was the last of the Anheusers to work at Anheuser-Busch. This river estate and its 23-acre grounds feature a collection of anheuser heirlooms, antiques, portraits and a family library. Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis this is truly one of St. Louis treasures. The Cathedral's interior is adored with 83,000 square feet of the mosaics, one of the largest in the world. St. Louis would not be complete without dinner at The Bevo Mill an elegant restaurant tucked into a turn of the century windmill. The Bevo Mill is surrounded by late 19 th Century architecture there specialty is German cuisine. With more details to come be sure and reserve your spot today for this fabulous St. Louis Getaway, $484.00.00 per person, single/double occupancy $450.00 triple occupancy, $420.00 quad occupancy. Reservations and a $100.00 deposit by March 5, 2008 to hold space on this tour. Balance due in full by April 9, 2008 |
| June 19, 2008 |
Travel on a VIP Luxury Red Carpet Coach for an evening at Discoveryland! - The "National Home of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma !" Presents Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. And, to make your Discoveryland evening complete, a delicious Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association Ranch dinner with all the fixins will be prepared for us. We will experience the Native American dance, country ice-cream desserts and a "Western Musical Revue", all for $52.00 a person. Reservations and payment due by May 7, 2008. |
| July 1, 2008 |
Enjoy a evening at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center Chapman Music Hall with some of the most lavish sets, costumes and special effects ever to have been created for the stage, Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera the story of the tragic love story of a beautiful opera singer and a young composer shamed by his physical appearance into a shadowy existence beneath the majestic Paris Opera House. Mystery and suspense as, this award winning musical has woven its magical spell over standing room audiences it is the longest running show in Broadway history. The PHANTOM OF THE OPERA returns to Tulsa to take your breath away sign-up today and don't miss your chance for a wonderful play along with an included dinner at a local venue sight. Cost for this wonderful evening $89.00 per person. Pricing includes dinner, play tickets, tips, taxes, and gratuities. Reservations and payment by May 28, 2008. |
| August 23, 2008 |
Tahlequah, Oklahoma |
| September 24-30, 2008 |
CANYONLANDS-LAS VEGAS - Our special package includes airfare, hotel accommodations for 6 nights (including 2 nights in Las Vegas), 10 meals - 6 breakfast and 4 dinners, sightseeing, services of a professional tour escort from the canyon and Vegas area, admissions, group insurance, baggage handling, tax, tips, gratuities and transfers. This tour is offering a wonderful 7-day, 6-night vacation that includes three breathtaking National Parks. Las Vegas is becoming a number-one family vacation area, not because of the casinos but because of the wonderful hotels as well as free attractions. In Vegas it's hard to know where to begin. We will be free to experience the gardens at the Flamingo, the fountains at the Belllagio, the "Masquerade Show in the Sky" in the Masquerade Village at the Rio and the high-flying circus acts at Circus Circus, MGM Grand Lion Habitat, Shopping at the Forum Shops in Caesars, and the Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat at the Mirage. This tour includes a 4-night stay at a wonderful resort and spa in Mesquite, Nevada. We will visit one of America's most spectacular Parks, Bryce Canyon National Park, featuring the beautiful rock formations for which Bryce is known. Rich colors and spectacular scenery will make our visit a most memorable occasion. We will drive to one of the world's greatest wonders - the Grand Canyon and simply looking out over this remarkable landscape is an experience of unimaginable beauty. The Canyon is carved out by a flow of the mighty Colorado River, and is nearly 10 miles wide and extends more than 270 miles in length. The views and colors of the rock formations and foliage change dramatically at every vantage point. We will also spend a day visiting another one of America's treasures, Zion National Park, with the massive and majestic mountains and wildlife, as well as Zion's many waterfalls, foliage, and streams. We will pack up and drive south to the "Entertainment Capital of the World," Las Vegas. We will be staying perfectly situated right in the heart of Las Vegas, on the famous Strip. We have many options during our two free days in Vegas. One of the most delightful options is to just stroll through the marvelous new hotels, or enjoy a matinee Las Vegas Revue show or perhaps visit the new Freemont Experience. The evenings present a multitude of choices with so many lounge shows and feature performances to choose from. And then again, there are the casinos. On the 7th day we will transfer to the airport and board our plane for a pleasant flight home. This fabulous Canyonlands - Las Vegas Tour is $1752.00 per person, double occupancy and $2092.00 single Reservations and a $200.00 deposit by June1, 2008 to hold space on this tour. Balance due in full by July 1, 2008. |
| October, 2008 |
TULSA TOUR - On the Tulsa Tour we will start our day off with a tour of a family-owned company that has been in Tulsa since 1927 making wonderful hand-held pies, whole pies, biscuits, cookies, crumb crusts, frozen dough, frozen cakes, donuts and dessert items. The Bama Pie Company is in more than 20 countries, with one location in Tulsa. We will enjoy lunch at Evelyn's Cuisine and then load our coach and have an afternoon at the Tulsa Air and Space Museum and Planetarium. The citizens of Tulsa County and many generous contributors have come together to create the first planetarium in our great city. This excursion will include a museum tour that will guide us through the historical impact that aviation has had on world history, the development of Tulsa, and today's involvement in the race for commercial space travel. Our group will learn how a plane flies, and we will step up to an F-14 Tomcat fighter plane. We will enjoy Tulsa's only planetarium that offers a new perspective of the skies and beyond in the comfort of a 110-seated theater where we will experience the night sky beaming onto a 50-foot dome, and travel among the stars, planets, and galaxies all for $52.00 per person. This includes admission into TASM Museum and Planetarium, Bama Pie Tour, Lunch and Red Carpet Charters and Escort. Reservations by December 20, 2007 Payment with reservation. |
| November, 2008 |
OKLAHOMA OUTLAWS AND FALL FOLIAGE TOUR - Join us for an action-packed day of historical law and order. It's your chance to ride along with the likes of Belle Starr, Heck Thomas, and Bass Reeves. Laurence Larry Yardon, co-author of "100 Oklahoma Outlaws, Gangsters and Lawmen", will be our guest guide spending the day with the Horizons Club members. Larry will discuss outlaw hideouts and other locales along our route, as well as answer your questions about Oklahoma crime history. He studied under William Settle, a Jesse James scholar, while attending the University of Tulsa, which influenced Larry to become a lifelong student of American history, especially in the Southwest. We will have lunch in Ft. Smith and will visit the National Historic Sites, which will include seeing the remains of the original 1817 fort on the Arkansas River. One of the highlights is the two-story barracks from the second fort, which became the Federal Courthouse for the Western District of Arkansas in the early 1870s. Inside is the restored courtroom of the famed "Hangin' Judge" Isaac C. Parker, and the dingy frontier jail aptly named "Hell on the Boarder." On the site grounds are Judge Parker's restored gallows, and the original Commissary Building - a major military supply center in the 1950s. The National Historic Site has recently completed a $7.5 million restoration. Cost for this wonderful Oklahoma Outlaws and Fall Foliage Tour cost is $96.00 per person. Pricing includes VIP Coach, Larry Yardon expert on Oklahoma Outlaws, lunch, and lots of surprise stops, admissions, tips, taxes, and gratuities. Reservations and payment by September 17, 2008 |
| December 1-4, 2008 |
CHRISTMAS IN NEW YORK - Our special package includes airfare, 4-star hotel accommodations for 3 nights, Deluxe Coach, group travel insurance, 8 meals - 4 breakfast and 4 dinners, dinner on yacht sailing around the New York harbor, orchestra seats for a Broadway Show, a personal tour of Music City Hall, admissions to Statue/Ellis, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Empire State Building, sight-seeing in Little Italy and China town, services of a professional tour escort from the NYC area, admissions, baggage handling, tax, tips, gratuities, and transfers. This tour is the Christmas dream with 4- days and 3-nights. There are few places in the world that embrace the festivity of Christmas like New York City with the department store windows decorated with colorful Christmas decorations, the brightly lit streets, Radio City Music Hall, the Rockettes, the smell of roasting chestnuts, a nip in the air, rosy cheeks, the ice skaters at Rockefeller Center and the famous Rockefeller Christmas tree. All of these memorable activities combine to make Citizens Security Bank Horizons Clubs Christmas in New York a memorable vacation experience you will cherish for years to come. This fabulous Christmas in New York Tour cost, $2,600.00 per person, double occupancy and $3,092.00 single reservations and a $200.00 deposit by June1, 2008 to hold space on this tour. Balance due in full by July 1, 2008. |
All One-Day trips require a minimum of 25 reservations.
All Airfare trips require a minimum of 15 reservations.
Motorcoach trips lasting 2 to 7 days require a minimum of 20 reservations.
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