Birch Bay Village Jan 2016 Bulletin

2016
Birch Bay Village Community Club (BBVCC)
FROM THE OFFICE
INSIDE:
Bridge Club
2
Morning Coffee
2
Music Group
2
Adult Poker
2
Pizza Potluck
3
Social Club
4/5
Golf Club
6
Yacht Club
7
Photos
Board Minutes
Classifieds
Calendar
BBVCC OFFICE HOURS:
The BBVCC office is open MondayFriday 8:30am-4:30pm. The office will
also be open Saturday, January 30,
2016 from 9am-1pm.
Then, beginning February 6, 2016,
through September 2016, the office
will be open the first Saturday of the
month from 9am-1pm.
CHRISTMAS TREE RECYCLING
The Boy Scouts of America, Troop
4025, will have its annual Christmas
Tree curb side pick-up, January 9.
Please have trees to the curb side by
8am. Pick ups are by donation and all
monies collected go to the local Boy
Scouts. Christmas trees which are collected by the scouts are recycled into
mulch.
8/9
10/11
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MARINA DREDGING will begin approximately, January 7/8. Barge set-up
will be on the 3rd/4th. Please be patient if you are a boater.
DUES/MOORAGE
2016 dues and moorage are DUE,
January 1st. Late fees will incur February 1st, regardless of when items
are postmarked. Launch and boat
storage fees are based on a calendar year and begin again January
1st. No invoice is mailed out.
BARCODES: If you have changed license plates since you received your
barcode, please call or email the office
with the new plate number. If your barcode is cracked, peeling, or faded and
therefore not working come to the office with a copy of your current registration and we will apply a new barcode. NOTE: We cannot apply barcodes if it’s windy or rainy out.
CANADIAN DRAWN
CHECKS NO LONGER
ACCEPTED:
The BBVCC office will no longer
accept checks drawn from Canadian banks. Cash, money orders, and
checks drawn from US banks will
still be accepted; credit cards are
accepted as well with a 4% fee, a
$1 fee is charged for debit cards,
however we cannot take debit payment by phone.
To all Birch Bay Village residents, the
office and maintenance staff wish to
thank you for the sweets, treats, and
beautiful poinsettias. We hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas and
joyous New Year celebrations.
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BRIDGE CLUB
DUPLICATE BRIDGE: Wednesday afternoons
at 12:30pm at the BBV Clubhouse. NEVER
PLAYED? TRY IT!! It’s a fun 3 hours.
Looking forward to seeing you there. Call
Shirley @ 371-5288.
BRIDGE LUNCHEON: Thursday, January 7,
2016, at 11:30am in the BBV Clubhouse.
Novices & Newcomers to the Village are
welcome. Please bring a sandwich. Wine,
coffee and dessert will be served. For reservations please call Jackie Carlstrom @
253-225-3270.
MUSIC GROUP NEWS
Happy New Year from the Music group to
all of Birch Bay Village. We hope you had
a wonderful holiday season. We sure enjoyed doing holiday songs during the December music night. And we sure were glad
that some of you were able to join us and
lend your voices to the festive songs.
January’s music night will take us back to
our pop and oldies lineup. We’ll be meeting
on Monday, January 11 at 7:00pm. I will be
sending a list of suggestions for songs, but
be sure to let me know if you have any
favorites you want to suggest. See you
then!
ADULT POKER NIGHT
Enjoy an evening of Texas Hold’em, or some
fun card games-our group does both. Beginners are always welcome. We meet from 6pm
-9pm, the 2nd & 4th Sundays, at the Clubhouse. For more information contact Cliff
Mallory 425-248-5992.
HAVE A DAY A MONTH TO SPARE?:
Submit a letter of interest to serve on a BBV
committee: the ACC, Marina, Golf, Security and
Roads & Drainage committees all have openings.
New Year’s Resolution:
Help people in need.
MORNING COFFEE
Come on in to the Clubhouse
Tues and Thurs mornings
8am-10am.
Join your neighbors for a piping hot cup
of coffee. It’s the way to great conversation and friendship for both guys and
gals. Contact Jim Lockie 371-8256.
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PIZZA POTLUCK
This months Pizza Potluck night
will be on Monday, January 18,
2016.. Well another year has
come and gone and here we are
planning our next Pizza Potluck night for the
New Year. Please come and join us this
January and enjoy the night with good
friends and kick off our first Pizza Potluck
Night of the year. Please bring a pizza, salad, or dessert to share, coffee and tea will
be provided or feel free to bring your favorite drink. Social hour starts at 5:30pm with
dinner starting at 6:00pm and if you like to
play cards, tables will be set up after the
meal.
Please come and join in the fun and if you
have any questions please feel free to give
me a call. Barbara Mallory 425 -248 3653.
UPGRADE YOUR MAILBOX:
You can still purchase a new
mailbox through the BBV office: $100 includes installation. The BBV Office needs
your name, address, phone
number and money and a
volunteer will call you and
set up an installation time.
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SOCIAL CLUB NEWS
January 2016
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Regular Meeting: The Social Club
meets at 1pm on the 2nd Monday of every month at
the Clubhouse. You are invited to attend our next
meeting on January 11 at 1pm. Come join us for the
first meeting in the New Year. If you have any questions regarding the Social Club, please contact one of
the Co-Chairs, Donna Boyce at 778-3772 or Judy Sullivan at 933-4438.
Tree of Wishes: Thanks to the generosity of BBV residents, 26 gift tags from the “Tree of Wishes” were
filled, plus donations of many extra gifts, wrapping
paper and bows. Thank you for supporting your community by providing these children with holiday gifts.
Holiday Concert: Seventy to seventy-five BBV residents
were entertained by the Blaine High School Choir at
the holiday concert. Thanks for your donations which
help support the Blaine High School Choir.
Christmas Cookie Exchange: Many plates of delicious
cookies were delivered to the BBVCC Staff and BBV
residents who are not able to get out and about for
the holidays, and extra holiday gifts were donated to
families in need. Thanks Pat, for the decorations,
and Terry for providing the sparkling drinks and to all
the ladies attending for wonderful, delicious holiday
cookies.
Benefit Breakfast: Wow – a record number of residents – 83 – attended the December breakfast and,
as a result, $582 was donated to the Blaine Food
Bank for the holiday season. Thank You to All!!
Clubhouse ready for the New Year: Thank you to all
the post holiday elves who made light work of packing up and storing the decorations for another year.
Thanks again to the Monday Mah Jongg group for
giving up their “play” day.
First 2016 Breakfast: Start your New Year off with a
hearty breakfast of biscuits and sausage gravy and
much more!! Come join your BBV neighbors and
friends on January 2 for breakfast at the Clubhouse
from 8:00am to 10:00am. A hearty breakfast of pancakes, scrambled eggs, ham, the afore mentioned
sausage gravy with biscuits, fruit, sweet rolls, coffee
and tea will be served. As always, items for the Food
or Clothing Banks are welcomed. NOTE: There will be
NO Social Club breakfast in February 2016. Come
join us again March 5.
Movie Night at the Clubhouse: The next movie night
at the Clubhouse will be on January 19 at 7pm. The
movie to be shown will be “Still Alice” (rated PG-13),
starring Julianne Moore and Alec Baldwin. Bring your
favorite drink and enjoy a bag of popcorn which will
be provided. As always, your ticket to the movie is
items for the Blaine Food Bank.
Bunco: Calling all Bunco players! Start your New
Year off with a fun game of Bunco! Bunco is scheduled for January 22 at 7:30pm at the Clubhouse.
Please bring an appetizer or dessert to share. Coffee
and tea will be provided or bring your own favorite
beverage. Call Jennie at 933-4120 by January 20 to
secure your reservation. The cost is $5 per person
and the money will be given out as prizes. Items for
the Blaine Food Bank are always welcome.
Welcome Committee: If you are a new owner in the
Village and haven’t been contacted by the Welcome
Basket lady, please call Judy Lackey at 371-3387.
We have a warm welcome and gift basket full of
goodies and local information we would like to deliver
to you. Judy is asking for donations of small items
for the welcome baskets, such as decorative note
pads, fancy pens, decorative cocktail/regular napkins,
vases, tea towels, candles and holders, liquid soaps
or lotions, and medium to large-sized baskets. Please
contact Judy if you have items to donate.
Helping Hands: We have a wonderful group of volunteers who are available to provide temporary assistance to residents in the Village who are sick, recovering from surgery or otherwise need a helping
hand. Some of the short-term assistance we can
provide include meals, rides to doctor appointments
and medical treatments, grocery shopping, etc. We
also have a good supply of medical equipment (bed
rails, crutches, electric scooter, wheel chairs, shower
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SOCIAL CLUB CONTINUED
chairs, walkers, and toilet risers, etc.) which is available
on a temporary basis. There is a folding wheelchair
ramp available for short-term loan to Village residents. If you or someone you know needs a "helping
hand," please call Sheryl at 371-3505. Please remember to call Sheryl when borrowing or returning all equipment. And thank you for returning it in a sanitized
condition.
Stafholt Good Samaritan Center: The Social Club has
provided birthday gifts for the residents of Stafholt in
Blaine for many years. The Club members are also
involved in staffing the “Bingo Bucks” shopping tables
for the residents each month. This is where the residents can use their “Bingo Bucks,” earned while playing
bingo, to shop for family and themselves for small
items. If you would like to help with this fun shopping
event for the Stafholt residents, please contact Terry at
206-399-2672 or Carol at 371-2933.
Wright Way Home Services
Home Caretaking while away
House Cleaning
Light Yard work and maintenance
Pet Sitting
360-510-7610
Food Bank Donations: Food Bank donations are always
needed year round. Please check your cupboards and
pantries for those extra food items that can be donated to the community food bank to help families in our
Blaine/Birch Bay community. Non-perishable food items
can be dropped off at the Clubhouse anytime it is open
for any event.
Please do not bring food that has an expiration date
prior to January 2016. The Blaine Clothing Bank has a
bin next to their entry door for clothing donations so
you can drop donations off at anytime. There is also
a clothing bin in the BBV Clubhouse. If you have questions regarding what type of donations are accepted,
please contact Director Rosemary Schmitz (360-2324457) or Linda Bonomi, a BBVCC volunteer and Clothing Bank volunteer, (206-276-3713). Donations of clean
adult and children’s clothing are welcomed.
View rules, minutes and previous bulletins
online: www.bbvcc.com
February Bulletin deadline:
January 21 at 4pm
[email protected]
Thinking of selling?
Let’s meet and discuss how we can best get
your home ready for sale.
Utilizing my 25 years of residential sales
experience I know what it takes to get your
best price in a timely manner.
Contact me for your real estate evaluation
and a plan to meet your real estate objectives.
Pat Brown Webber
Ten year Village resident
360-510-9448
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GOLF CLUB NEWS
The BBV Golf Club promotes an organized golfing
environment created in the spirit of the game of
golf, open to men and women of all experience
and skill levels.
you can still post at the Pro Shop to see your
trend. All posts during the inactive season will not
be included in your handicap when we get back to
the active season starting March 1, 2016.
If you are a golfer or would like to be, the golf
club has a lot to offer. The Men’s Club plays on
Thursday mornings, the Ladies Club on Thursday
afternoons (during the season), and Friday Couples
play on Friday afternoons. In November, we started
the Fall Junior Program for ages 8-16yrs with lessons on Saturdays at 10am (weather permitting).
Juniors will learn golf fundamentals, course etiquette, and rules. Watch for additional classes for
women only, and friends and family in the January
Bulletin.
Winter Reminders for All:
Non-golfers: The golf course may seem empty and
inviting but it remains in use for golfing only. Believe it or not, many golfers (new and old) seem to
“come out of the woodwork” at this time of the
year to challenge the course and Mother Nature.
So, please, no walking, biking, playing, etc., on the
course; don’t risk being injured or causing inadvertent damage to the course.
BBV Golf Club Membership and Renewal: If want to
renew or are interested in joining the club, the
2016 membership form will be available in January.
We have a fun year planned with monthly tournaments, Men’s Club, Ladies Club, Friday Night Couples and additional golfing events and activities.
The membership fee is still only $5 US and the
deadline is April 1st to ensure your listing in the
2016 Roster. The roster also contains the dates of
the upcoming year’s events and activities, local
rules of play, golf etiquette, and handicap information. If you have any questions about the club
or our activities, contact Ernie Hutchins (805-8894916: [email protected])
Fall/Winter Golf Activities Continue: Don’t put away
the “sticks” yet! There’s still plenty of golf and fun
activities to enjoy for those who have not fled the
Village for warmer climates:
 The Golf Shop is open on weekdays (except
Wed) and weekends (weather permitting)
 The “Monday Money Game” is still on each
Monday (weather permitting); $10 entry fee with
pay-outs for low net individual, low net team,
skins and greenies
 The BBV Men’s Club and Ladies Club still play
informally on Thursdays, weather permitting
Honor the ‘honor box’ If you don’t have a valid/
current Annual Golf Pass and the Golf Shop is
closed, you must pay the $14 day-fee. It’s still a
bargain, so why risk a fine and/or the embarrassment of being caught not paying?
Golfers: The course is more prone to damage during the winter, so please keep motor carts on the
concrete pathways as much as possible, keep hand
carts off tee boxes and greens, and repair fairway
and green divots that you and others make to
keep the course healthy and in good playing condition for those who follow. Also, when frost is on
the ground, do not start play until it melts. And
respect private property at all times. Thank you!
See you on the tee at BBV!!!
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Handicap Posting We are in the inactive season,
November 15 to February 29, and scores posted
are not acceptable for handicap purposes, however;
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YACHT CLUB NEWS
The Birch Bay Village Yacht Club extends warm
holiday wishes to all its members and everyone
who lives in Birch Bay Village. We had a wonderful year, and we enjoy support from members and, often enough, non-members. So, we
express our appreciation to everyone who is
part of what we do.
Thank you to Jerrylyn Barney for her fun and
funny gift ideas. A huge thanks and congratulations goes to our Social Committee Chairman
Rose Kelly, her amazing team, AND the Sunday
cleanup crew. The décor, organization, and
food preparation were second to none, and the
team Rose has built is doing amazing work.
And what we do is often have lots of fun, and
that’s exactly what happened at our Christmas
party. We had a wonderful turnout, about 72
members, and everyone enjoyed the food and
fellowship and festive atmosphere. We had door
prizes and a raffle, AND we had a surprise visit
from Santa and Mrs. Claus themselves (thank
you Jim and Linda Lockie). We showed them to
their special seating and they worked through
the “naughty and nice” list. Fortunately, most
everyone found themselves on the nice list.
And speaking of amazing work by our Social
Committee, Rose is inviting our members to an
evening of theater and fun. Movie night is
Wednesday, January 13, at the BBV Clubhouse,
Rose and her team will be showing a great
movie. There are several top new possibilities
on the short list. When the movie title is finally decided, we will get the word out ASAP. We’ll
have popcorn and snacks, and everyone can
come by and watch together. The event is free
to our members, and we ask that any nonmembers who want to join us to please come
as our guests. The doors open at 6:45and the
show movie starts at 7:00pm, so come on out
and enjoy the evening.
Be sure to take some time out of your busy
lives to enjoy the magic of the holidays this
year. There is nothing more wonderful than being with family and friends to brighten up your
life. May this Christmas spread cheer into your
lives.
Safe travels and only the best wishes to you
and yours,
Bill Rackley
Commodore/BBVYC
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1973 Arial Photo of Birch Bay Village.
Note the how much larger the marina is today, compared to then.
BBV Clubhouse Circa 1984
The Board of Directors is planning to
celebrate BBV 50th
year on Saturday,
August 13.
Stay tuned for updates.
If you have old photos or remembrances
of the early days of
BBV, please feel free
to share them with
the rest of the Village by submitting
them to the BBV
Office for publication
in the Bulletin.
BBV Marina-1984
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BOARD MEETING NOTES (see full minutes online www.bbvcc.com)
Committees:
ACC: Tom Wright Chairman and representative:
Member extensions: Bill Knowlton and Richard Baer
requested that their terms be extended for another year due to lack of applicants.
AR&R change: The ACC recommended a grammatical
change to the AR&Rs section 6.1.a concerning
Storage Sheds: a. Have peaked roofs compatible
with the existing house, or not less than 3/12
pitch.
Marina: Jim Thomson Chairman and representative:
Member request: Jim Dobbs submitted a letter of
interest to serve on the Committee. The Committee recommended approval through email vote.
The Board unanimously approved Jim Dobbs to
be on the Marina Committee.
Emergency Response: The Committee is using a boat
that came loose in November as an example for
exploring prevention and response of emergencies in BBV for both private and community
docks.
Security: Ralph Falk Chairman and representative:
General Rule addition: The committee was asked by
the Board to look into a rule for fishing. The
committee recommends the following addition to
the General Rules & Regulations:
17. Fishing: Fishing is not allowed on the Lakes,
Ponds, or Docks, except that fishing is permitted
past the blue line marked on the Marina Gas/
Pump-out/Guest Dock (by Lighthouse Park).
When a boat approaches the Gas/Pump-out/
Guest Dock, the person(s) fishing must reel in
their lines and give the boat the right of way.
All children under 12 years old must wear a life
jacket and be accompanied and supervised by
an adult (18 years old or older).
General Rule change: The committee also looked at
the regulation for fires, garbage, and refuse; they
decided to recommend separating the regulation
and change the wording:
12.1 Fires: Outdoor fires may be considered a
smoke nuisance or health hazard to neighbors;
complaints made to Security or the Office will
be promptly investigated to determine if the cited burning must cease immediately or if it can
continue. Burning of lumber or any other construction materials is strictly prohibited. Only
properly dried and seasoned wood may be
burned outdoors. Outdoor fires shall be attended/guarded at all times. All burning must con-
form to applicable government and Village regulations. A valid fire permit must be on-hand
when such is required for outdoor burning.
When a designated “burn ban” is in effect, the
outdoor burning of any material whatsoever is
prohibited.
12.2 Garbage, Refuse: No lot shall be used or
maintained as a dumping ground for rubbish,
refuse, or garbage. Household garbage shall be
kept in closed containers. Composting is an
acceptable means of on-site disposal of nontoxic organic waste. Incineration of any type of
household refuse is prohibited. Disposal of
household waste or any other type of refuse
shall be the responsibility of the lot owner.
New Business:
General Rule Change for barcodes/decals:
4.3 Owners and Renters may enter the Village
through the right lane at the Security Facility
Gate, which is marked “Members”. In order to
use the “Member” lane, residents must have a
valid Barcode on their vehicle, which will open
the gate automatically. Barcodes may be obtained by qualified owners/renters at the Club
Office. A copy of current vehicle registration in
the owners/renters name is required to receive
a barcode. (Barcodes are non-transferable).
For renters: a copy of the rental/lease agreement on file is required.
For other occupants: the owners/renters Guest
Card must list the person as “other occupant”
and the address on the vehicle registration must
match the owners/renters address.
For company vehicles: proof of ownership of the
company is required (e.g. business card, etc.).
4.9.2 Current Launch, Moorage or Entry decal must
be attached to the boat and trailer. Decals must
be obtained at the BBV Office with registration/
title in the owners/renters name (company trailers/boats must show proof of ownership of the
company).
50-Year Anniversary date: A 50-year celebration for
BBVCC is planned for 2016. The Board decided
that August 13, 2016 would be a good date. Plans
will be organized over the coming months.
Manager’s Report: Ken Hoffer General Manager:
Guest Cards: The Security Committee discussed ways
to get members to update their Guest Cards.
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The Office will add something to the June Packet
reminding members to update their cards.
Security Insurance: Pacific Security finally has insurance for their employees effective in January
2016.
Pro Shop agreement: A new contract is in the works
for the Pro Shop. Once the new contract is drafted it will be given to the Board for review and
approval.
Fire Suppression system: The shoreline substantial
permit probably will not be necessary which will
save BBV quite a bit of money and time.
Dredging: Dredging is ready to go for January 7 and
8, 2016.
Chair rack request: Ken Hoffer is going to order a
small chair rack for the Clubhouse for the extra
chairs that do not fit on the other rack. The
chairs create a hazard when they are laid in the
corner.
BBV Foreclosure Sale: The foreclosed property should
close any day now.
Oversized Vessel: The attorney for the oversized vessel issue has one alteration, but the change
shouldn’t be a big deal.
Financials:
The financials are through November not December.
Only .62% of the dues are not paid.
The statements show a loss of $14,000 on CD’s
but that is only if they were closed and not carried to maturity. Bookkeeping is working with Edward Jones on changing how the statement
looks.
BBV budget is at 112% of income and 98% of
expenses for 2015. Whatever is left will go into
general reserves minus $200,000 into operating.
Non-Compliance:
Management is working on a Quinault property,
and getting the attorney involved.
Delinquent List:
Most of the delinquent properties are being paid
off; the delinquent list is down to a dozen properties.
Action Items:
Planting of trees at the lower gate needs to be
added. Mike Peetoom is waiting on locates before
digging the trench.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE: SHARP portable typewriter, room air conditioner, zero gravity massage chair, stainless steel
water distiller-7 gal. Chimney sweep w/extension for
2 story, Costco ten 10X10 w/TVC extensions. Solid
oak secretarial desk w/file drawer & roll in arm.
Wine making kit-3 fermentation pails 5 varied sizes
carboys-hydrometer, syphon tubes, acid test,cork machine, filter machine, all fermentation locks (varied
sizes) labels, bottle brushes, etc.-dozens of bottles. 2
metal file cabinets, 1 solid oak file cabinet, 2 shoe
racks, 2 Christmas trees, plus decorations. 360-3710308-leave msg.
FOR SALE: Badminton Racket- Dunlop "EVO Carbon"
shaft construction gives ultimate power with concave
technology and enlarged sweet spot for greater hitting zone. Like new-used once. $49 -360-371-2743
MOVING SALE: Lots of household items, Christmas
village buildings, bird houses, patio furniture, china
hutch, bedroom furniture and more. Stop by to see
8123 Kitamat Way, or call (360) 303-1951.
WANT TO RENT: Will sign a one-year lease for a 3
bedroom/2 bath home plus garage in BBV. Responsible retired adults, nonsmokers, no pets. References
provided. Need by February 1. 371-3505
ATTENTION KNITTERS: Free needles. Sizes: 3mm; 3
1/4mm; 3 3/4mm; 4 1/2mm; 5mm; 5 1/2mm;
10mm; 11 mm; 13. 3 skeins yarn—perfect for a
scarf. Call 371-3505.
FOR SALE: Missions Style Living Room Set
One couch, two end tables, one coffee table, one
couch table, one chair with ottoman - In good condition - $375-Call:360-371-6208
FOR SALE: Recumbent exercise bike. Measures time,
speed, calories burned etc.$100 OBO. It’s a Weslo
Pursuit 510 CS, if you want to check it out. Call Peter at 371-0204.
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Exercise 9-10:15am
Mah Jongg 10:30am-1:30pm
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Exercise 9-10:15am
Mah Jongg 10:30am-12:45pm
Social Club Meeting 1pm
Music Group 7pm
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Board of Directors:
Jim Lockie - President
Don Hubert - Vice-President
Valery Anderson - Secretary
Harry Shearer - Treasurer
Dawn Baker
Cliff Mallory
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Exercise 9-10:15am
Mah Jongg 10:30am-1:30pm
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Adult Poker 6-9pm
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MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY
Exercise 9-10:15am
Mah Jongg 10:30am-1:30pm
Pizza Potluck 5:30pm
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Adult Poker 6-9pm
Mon
Sun
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Exercise 9-10:15am
Practice Bridge 10:30am-12:15pm
Duplicate Bridge 12:30pm-4pm
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Exercise 9-10:15am
Practice Bridge 10:30am-12:15pm
Duplicate Bridge 12:30pm-4pm
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Exercise 9-10:15am
Board Work Session 10am
(Maintenance Room)
Practice Bridge 10:30am-12:15pm
Duplicate Bridge 12:30pm-4pm
Yacht Club Movie Night 7pm
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Exercise 9-10:15am
Practice Bridge 10:30am-12:15pm
Duplicate Bridge 12:30-4pm
Wed
29
Exercise 9-10:15am
Bunco 7:30pm
Board Meeting 7pm
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Morning Coffee 8-10am
Quilting 10am-5pm
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Exercise 9-10:15am
Wine & Food 7pm
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Exercise 9-10:15am
Staff:
Ken Hoffer - General Manager
Steve Freitas - Operations Manager
Esther Matter - Office Manager
Rachel Childers - Bookkeeping
Ann Nydam & Krista Templeton - Office Staff
Jeff Weaver - Maintenance Supervisor
Bob Hoffer & Brian Nelson - Maintenance
Steve Brand & Zach Rector - Golf
Karla Foss - Grounds
Terry Smith - Marina
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Office Open 9am-1pm
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Private Party
12-4 PM
9
Private Party
All Day
2
Social Club Breakfast 8-10am
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NEW YEAR’S DAY
OFFICE CLOSED
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Exercise 9-10:15am
Quilting 10:30am-5pm
Sat
Fri
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Morning Coffee 8-10am
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Morning Coffee 8-10am
7
Morning Coffee 8-10am
Bridge Lunch 11:30am-3:30pm
Thu
CALENDAR OF CLUBHOUSE USAGE (Unless otherwise noted)
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Morning Coffee 8-10am
Art 12:30-3:30pm
Movie Night 7pm
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Morning Coffee 8-10am
Art 10:30-3:30pm
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Morning Coffee 8-10am
Art 10:30-3:30pm
Yacht Club Bridge Mtg 4-6pm
Marina Meeting 7pm
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Morning Coffee 8-10am
Art 12:30-3:30pm
Yacht Club Meeting 4pm
ACC Meeting 7pm
Tue
Januray 2016
Security Gate: 371-7644 (24/7)
BBV Office: 371-7744
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: M-F 8:30am4:30pm; Closed Sat & Sun
Open: Sat, Jan 30: 9am-1pm