Birch Bay Village Sept 2012 Bulletin

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FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
From the Board President . . . . . . . . . . .
Manager’s Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Social Club News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Yacht Club News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Art Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Autumn Craft Bazaar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Golf News. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bridge Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Wine Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Friendship Tea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Electronic Invoicing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Committee Openings . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Exercise Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Adult Poker Night . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pizza Ect. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Citation Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Classifieds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
F.A.R Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Early Bird Coffee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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F.A.R Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Office Closed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACC Meeting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Lakes Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bridge Lunch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Adult Poker Night . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Social Club Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Security Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Board Workshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Yacht Club Line Dancing Lesson . . . . . . .
Golf Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Roads & Drainage Meeting . . . . . . . . . .
Friday Night Couples Golf . . . . . . . . . . .
Quilting Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Benefit Dinner & Bottle Auction . . . . . . .
Cancer Walk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pizza Etc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Chick Flick. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Board Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Wine Tasting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Golf: Club Championship. . . . . . . . . . . .
Golf: Club Championship Dinner . . . . . . .
Exercise. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mah Jongg Group. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Music Group. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Early Bird Coffee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Art Group. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bridge Club. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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launch ramp floats in short order.
There will not be much of a boat
launch disruption since the floats can
be repaired on site and replaced one
at a time. The contractor estimates
two to three days for the process.
It has been several months that I
have included a message and this one
– I am happy to say - will have some
good news. As you know the Marina,
one of our major assets to the village,
has been the focus of our attention
these past months. When it became
clear this year that we needed to
maintain and upgrade our marina –
the first maintenance item, as identified by both the marina committee
and an independent contractor, were
the hinges supporting the fingers on
A and B dock. I am happy to say that
this project has been completed and
on budget. Some 30 hinges have been
replaced and as the picture above
shows some of the hinges were very
close to failing. Many of the connecting bolts were at less than 30%
strength. It does not take much,
based on their condition - to fail in
the next storm. The boat owners on
A and B dock have commented to
me how much safer the fingers are to
walk on, now that they are solidly
attached again. Last week we have
poured the concrete access apron to
the launch ramp dock so that repair
process can begin. We are waiting for
the lumber to finish the off site treatment process and hopefully we can
repair the aging, if not dangerous,
I must apologize to the folks that live
on the lakes – we tried last year to
lower the levels but were unsuccessful due to the wet summer. This year
it looks like the project should be
completed within the week and hopefully, then last for another 30 years.
The lake drainage pipes need to be
cleaned as they are severely blocked.
Since the lakes are an integral part of
the overall village drainage system, we
need to make sure that the system
works as designed. The last few winters have been much wetter than usual and this project is important to
minimize flooding. I know it looks
unsightly – but please bear with us.
The contractor is on standby and will
work as fast as possible. While the
lakes levels are down – which also
affect the golf course water traps –
we are going to retrieve some of the
errant golf balls and recycle some of
them for our junior golf program.
SPECIAL EVENTS...
Kids & Pet Parade - Sept 1
Birch Bay Par 3 - Sept 3
Duffers Scramble II - Sept 9
Cancer Walk - Sept 16
Art Sale - Sept 8
Golf Championship - Sept 22 & 23
Clubhouse Closure - Sept 24 - Oct 5
OVER THE HORIZON:
SC Oktoberfest - Oct 13
Autumn Craft Bazaar - Oct 20
YC Commodore’s Ball - Oct 27
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FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT
MANAGER’S CORNER
We have received bids and awarded the bid for the new
floor in the Clubhouse. We are going to close the clubhouse starting September 24th to all activities for two
weeks. This time slot allows for any unforeseen additional repairs to the floor, should they become necessary,
otherwise we’ll open the Clubhouse sooner to activities,
whenever the floor installation is complete.
should be expected. For most of the time, the plan is to
keep the exit open, the Visitors’ Lane closed, and all incoming traffic will go through the Members’ Lane.
There may be times when other options may be necessary, such as opening the Lower Gate, especially for exit,
and will be on a day-to-day basis. Your patience is requested during this time.
Finally a last word – recently I have received a complaint
regarding some insensitivity displayed to a person protected under the ADA laws. The Federal laws are quite
clear and the fines can be substantial. They are there for a
reason – to protect the handicapped. Service dogs fall
under that rule too. So please, show the courtesy and understanding which we, in the Pacific Northwest are
known for.
As Peter mentioned, the final section of the drainage
project that has been ongoing for the last few years is
underway. Catch basins have been cleaned and culverts
inspected (some using state of the art robotic cameras),
cleaned with high pressure water, and in some cases replaced. One of the hardest sections to access is a section
running under Sehome Road and into Thunderbird Lake.
It is now possible to see some of the culvert dumping
into the lake and it appears to be partially plugged. There
are five vaults and a standpipe that lead to the outfall and
it now appears that at least one vault is full of gravel or
other matter. Getting this accomplished has meant lowering Thunderbird lake to access the outfall and has created a hardship on some who use the lake, but will benefit those homes surrounding the Golf Course and the
Golf Course itself from some of the flooding problems
that arise each winter. Apologies to those living on
Thunderbird lake for the temporary lowering of the water levels but many who live on the Golf Course are very
thankful.
Peter Winterfeld
President, Board of Directors
MANAGER’S CORNER
Welcome to September. A lot of
activity planned for the month.
Check the calendar for particulars.
The Clubhouse will be closed at
the end of the month (starting
September 24th) to remove the
carpet and tile. Then Great Floors will be preparing the
floor, laying the flooring and the tile and the Clubhouse
should be ready for business by October 5th. With the
Clubhouse closure for the flooring project, the Maintenance Shop Conference Room is in the process of some
modernization and will be available for small groups and
committees displaced by the Clubhouse closure. Please
ask about its availability.
The Launch Ramp Dock will be repaired sometime in
mid to late September and will be done on the two days
that crabbing is closed so there should be no disruption
of launching for the crabbers. We will know more about
the timing when the wood gets returned from being
treated and the dock pieces are assembled.
As it stands now, with some permitting still being finalized, the remodel of the Front Gate and Guard House
should be starting in late September-early October. This
should be a four to five week project and some delays
The Swimming Pool has been getting some major use
during these hot days. Glad to see members using the
amenities. The Whatcom County Health Board has requested that the floor of the pool be re-painted a lighter
or white color so that bodies lying on the pool floor can
be seen across the pool for safety reasons. When the
pool closes for the season, that project will be undertaken and ready for next summer’s use. One more project
currently underway concerns the Maintenance Yard.
School starts back up August 29th, so be
aware that our children will be walking
back and forth from the bus stop each
morning and afternoon. The lower half
of Salish is considered a school zone, so
be careful with your speeds and be aware of pedestrian
traffic.
Ken Hoffer
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SOCIAL CLUB NEWS
Regular Meeting: The Social Club meets at 1:00pm on
the 2nd Monday of every month at the Clubhouse. You
are invited to attend our next meeting on September
10th. Come join us for coffee, see what’s being planned
for the fall. The new Social Club Directory for 20122013 is available for members. Snowbirds, if you can’t
pick up your directory before you “fly south” for the
winter, please contact Mary K Hecker at 371-4044. If
you have any questions regarding the Social Club, please
contact the Chair, Melanie Shearer at 393-3774.
Annual BBV Yard Sale: What beautiful weather for the
annual BBV Yard Sale hosted by the Social Club! A great
crowd attended, searching for those special treasures. It
took lots of volunteers to pull this together. Special
thanks to the Yacht Club for providing excellent security
during the event. Also a big thank you to Betty, Sandi,
Melanie, their husbands, and all of the volunteers at the
food concession stands, the Social Club yard sale tables,
including Champ and Chump for “sweating” at the BBQ
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Entertainment Book Campaign: These $$$$ saving
books are now available!!! The North Puget Sound
Book, which includes Bellingham, Birch Bay, Blaine and
surrounding areas, is the same price as last year – only
$20 through the Social Club. Other area books are
available, such as Seattle = $20, Vancouver = $40, Phoenix = $25, Portland = $25, for example. Books for other
areas may be ordered. The Entertainment Books will be
on sale at the September 1st breakfast. For further information, or to place an order, please contact Sheryl at 3713505. The selling campaign will end in November so get
your book(s) soon. See separate flyer with money saving
information and a chance to win a free iPad.
Social Club Breakfast: The regular Saturday breakfasts
will resume September 1st from 8:00am to 10:00am at
the Clubhouse. Biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs, pancakes, fruit, sweet rolls, juice, hot chocolate, coffee and
tea for only $5 for adults and $2.50 for kids. Come have
a hearty breakfast with friends and family then watch the
Kids and Pet Parade at 1:00pm, followed by the Ice
Cream Social at the Clubhouse. Please remember the
Blaine Food Bank and bring along some items from your
pantry or something for the Humane Society. Tickets for
the Oktoberfest will be on sale at the September breakfast as well as the new 2013 Entertainment Books.
Home, Garden & Pet Care
Peace of mind while your away.
Provided by a Birch Bay Village Resident
Alison 213-448-5548
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SOCIAL CLUB CONT’D
SOCIAL CLUB CONT’D
Kids & Pets Parade and Ice
Cream Social: Hope you are
ready to participate or watch
the annual parade on September 1st, starting at
1:00pm, from the BBV Office parking lot to the Clubhouse. Come join the kids, pets, old cars are welcome to
follow the kids, etc. for a great parade, to be topped off
with a delicious scoop of ice cream for only $1 a bowl.
those in the Village who are sick, recovering from surgery
or otherwise need help. We also have a good supply of
medical equipment such as crutches, electric scooter,
wheel chairs, shower chairs, walkers, toilet risers, etc.
There is a folding wheel chair ramp available for short
term loan. If you or someone you know needs a "helping
hand", please call Sandi at (H) 393-4601 or (C) 305-2354.
Please remember to call Sandi when borrowing or returning all equipment. And thank you for returning it in a
sanitized condition.
Movie Night at the Clubhouse: The monthly Tuesday
movie night for adults will resume on September 18th at
7:00pm with the showing of “We Bought a Zoo” starring
Matt Damon. Bring your favorite drink as no beverages
will be available, a comfortable chair and enjoy the movie. Popcorn will be served. Don’t forget – your ticket to
the movie is an item or two for the Blaine Food Bank.
Bunco: PLEASE NOTE: New age restrictions for
participating in Bunco nights – You Must be 18
Years of age or older. Join us for a fun dice game of
Bunco on September 28th at 7:30pm at the Clubhouse.
Call Judie at 371-9906 to make your reservations so everyone can play. Bring an appetizer or dessert to share.
Coffee and tea will be available or BYOB. The cost is $5
per person and the money collected will be used for prizes. This is a good opportunity to bring some items
for the Food Bank or the Humane Society.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
OKTOBERFEST IS RETURNING: This fun event,
with authentic German food and beer, is returning October 13th at 6:00pm. Tickets will cost $15 for members
and $18 for non-members. Tickets will go on sale September 1st at the Social Club breakfast. See a special
flyer in this Bulletin for more information and where to
purchase your tickets.
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 or the Office at 371-7744. We have a warm welcome and gift basket full of goodies and local information we would like to
deliver to you.
Helping Hands: We have a good group of volunteers
who are available to provide temporary assistance to
Food Bank Donations: The need for help is ongoing in the community. Please check your cupboards
and pantries for those extra food items that could be donated to the community food bank. 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 August 2012. The
Blaine Food Bank will accept fresh vegetables so please
share the excess from your home gardens. The Blaine
Food Bank is open Tuesday and Friday from 9:00am to
12:30pm each week. The Humane Society is always in
need of help. They accept dried pet food, which has
been opened and/or may have a recent expiration date,
as well as unopened canned food. Old towels, afghans,
treats, gently used toys, collars and leashes are always
welcomed.
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YACHT CLUB
The month of August 2012 will
be long remembered in Birch
Bay Village. Early in the month
we had a very successful yard
sale and, more recently, we had
a very special salmon bake. This
year, the weather for the village
yard sale was sunny and hot,
blazing hot. As a result, Birch
Bay Drive was choked with
yard sale traffic and we had record attendance. The yacht club security detail was kept
extremely busy directing traffic and protecting pedestrians. Meanwhile the YC tent was mobbed with eager buyers while the sales team responded with cool efficiency
and friendly service. Thanks to all the volunteers who
came out to work this event and thanks to the many who
donated items to be sold for this important YC fundraiser.
Fast forward to Saturday the 18th, which turned out to
be the first day of winter, and the annual salmon bake
event. We had planned to have outdoor dining on the
new patio, but Mother Nature had other ideas. As the
temperature dropped and the wind rose, we gathered inside the Clubhouse to enjoy a spectacular dinner of tender and juicy herb butter grilled Lummi sockeye salmon
surrounded by gourmet side dishes including pineapple
muffins and an amazing dessert.
On behalf of the sold-out crowd of appreciative diners,
we extend our most sincere thanks to the all-volunteer
team of chefs, grill masters, and the many supporting actors who made this event so wonderful.
Two upcoming can't-miss events include the October 6th
Fall General Meeting at the Clubhouse and the October
27th Commodore's Cowboy Ball at the Kranz Koop (see
announcement). If you need to brush up on your line
dancing skills, don't forget the informal country dancing
classes announced last month.
In spite of the cool temperatures, there's still plenty of
good boating weather left this season; see you on the water.
~ Chris Doutre, Rear Commodore
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ART GROUP
GOLF NEWS
We’re sorry to report the September 8th Art Show has
been cancelled. Instead the group will be showing their
wares along with the crafters at the October 20th Autumn Craft Bazaar. Greeting cards made from watercolor paintings of Birch Bay Village scenes along with the
original paintings will be offered for sale, as well as other
work by members of the group.
2012 BBV Junior Golf Program hosts record youths–
Following a successful June clinic attended by 16 youth,
Joe Holdridge, BBV’s own “resident” PGA professional (BBV Golf Shop manager/owner of Joe’s Professional
Golf Lab) and his son, Spencer, taught another 15 eager
young boys and girls the basics of golf during a second
clinic held from August 20th to 22nd session (see accompanying photo). Each day ended with a BBQ hotdog,
chips and drink and the program wrapped up with a mini
-tournament on August 23rd. Now how good is that? We
hope to see even more youth come out next year as the
program just keeps on getting better.
Zaballos Store in pen and ink by Sharon Statema
You all are welcome to come and work with the Art
Group – we meet every Tuesday from 12:30pm to
3:30pm at the Clubhouse. Mutual encouragement and
feedback go with the free coffee and goodies provided.
Stop by to visit and see what we’re doing, and enjoy our
artworks on display on the Clubhouse wall.
Call Linda Lockie at 371-8256 for information or answers to questions.
AUTUMN CRAFT BAZAAR
Calling All Crafters! It’s that time
again. The Autumn craft bazaar is
scheduled for Saturday, October 20th
from 10:00am to 2:00pm. This is a
great opportunity for members of our
village community to share their talents within the community and do a
little shopping for the holidays.
Don’t be shy, call and reserve a space with a $5 donation
going towards the advertising of the bazaar. The deadline
is October 1st. You keep all the proceeds from your
sales.
Call Linda Lockie at 371-8256 Join the fun!
Participating in the recent BBV Junior Golf Camp were:
Front (L – R) – Benji Langley, David Alevras, Daniel
Langley, Zach Johnson, Carson Cortez. Middle (L – R) –
Anthony Lenton, Zach Arsene, Jake Schindel, Connor
Lyddan, Regan Andersen, Kaeli Andersen. Back: (L – R)
– Jon Kihm, Joe Holdridge, Elise Arsene, Cameron
Johnson
BBV PGA Championship results – On August 11th &
12th, BBV golfers and guests hooked up with their favorite PGA Championship professional to participate in the
BBV PGA Championship golf tournament. When Rory
McIlroy shot the lights out on the field in the “real” PGA
Championship on Sunday with a score of 66, anyone
who picked him as their partner was bound to do well
when combined with their “best-hole” scores over Saturday and Sunday. That said, our local winners were:
1st Place Gross: Al Mclean 63+66=129
1st Place Net: Ann Brown 54+66=120
2nd Place Gross: Jim Toomey 58+73=131
2nd Place Net: Ken Hecker 55+66=121
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GOLF NEWS CONT’D
Oh, well. The rest of us will just have to pick our pro better next year.
Upcoming golf events – Mark the following September events on your BBV golf calendars: September 3rd – Birch
Bay Par 3 Championship (18, par 3 holes, 100 – 226 yards, $10); September 9th – Duffer’s Scramble II (9-holes, 2person team scramble, $5, no green fees, open to all BBV); September 22nd & 23rd – BBV Club Championship (2days, golf members only, $25 includes dinner); September 30th – USA vs. Canada (“blind” match play, $5) Contact
the Golf Shop (371-2026) for more details.
BBV Club Championship news – This year, the BBV Club Championship will be played as a 36-hole tournament
on two days, September 22nd and 23rd. You must be a “BBV Golf Club Member” (have purchased a 2012 BBV Annual Golf Pass and/or be a regular purchaser of the 10-round punch cards) and have a GHIN or comparable scoring
index. If you do not have an index score, but are eligible to play, you must play with a “0” course handicap. The entry
fee (includes dinner) is not yet established, so watch for details. A separate cost will be set for a dinner-only guest.
Something special is being planned for dinner. Watch for Club Championship posters on the Golf Shop bulletin
boards soon!
Golf Committee meeting and position opening – The next Golf Committee meeting is on September 13th at
2:00pm in the Golf Shop. Meetings are open to all – your presence and input is welcome. A non-voting Associate
Member position remains open. If interested, please contact the BBV Office (371-7744) or Jim Macmillan (371-2933).
See you on the tee at BBV!
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WINE CLUB
September 21st we are back to tasting
red wine with an adventure into a grape
variety that many people are unfamiliar
with: Cabernet Franc. Although it is
one of the four major grapes that are
used in Bordeaux blends it is less often
found bottled by itself except in the
region of Chinon in France where it
makes a light red wine with aromas of
tobacco, raspberry, bell pepper, cassis
and even violets. This is a wine for people who want
something a little lighter than Cabernet Sauvignon. This
should be an interesting tasting.
We are moving back to our regular meeting day and time;
the third Friday of the month September 21st at
7:30pm. We will be meeting at the Clubhouse. Please
make your reservation by September 16th by calling Jim
Macmillan at 371-2933 or by email at [email protected]. The cost will be $20 per tasted and please
bring an appetizer or dessert to share with the group.
You will need 6 glasses for the tasting.
And, coming up:
October 19th Barolo
November 16th Gamay
FRIENDSHIP TEA
BBV CANCER WALK
September 16th 2:00pm
@ BBV Clubhouse !
It’s time to get serious!
The Cancer Walk is coming
up. It will be a day packed
with a "walk" of 3 to 5 miles.
If you’re not up to a long
walk or any walk, you’re welcome to participate with a
golf cart, bike or car. If that doesn't work well for you,
then take the time to enjoy your friends and neighbors at
the clubhouse events from 2:00pm to 5:00pm. We will
have ice cream sundaes, chair massage, make-up artists
and acupuncture for good health and beauty. A real
pleasure will be the ongoing music by our very own BBV
music group. They are planning a special array of music
to sooth our souls.
Make a day of the walk and events in the Clubhouse.
This is the first year for this event. Lets make a memory
of it and walk for a cure. All proceeds will go to St. Joe's
new cancer center in Bellingham.
Registration forms are available in this bulletin or call me
for an e-mailed attachment or I will drop one or more off
to your home. The Registration fee is $15 for adults/$5
for under 16 years old.
December 15th (Saturday) Sparkling wine gala
Please take time out of your day September 16th and
walk for a cure to a disease that has affected all of us.
BRIDGE CLUB
DUPLICATE BRIDGE: Wednesday afternoon
12:30pm in the BBV Clubhouse. NEVER PLAYED?
Try it! It is a fun three hours! Look forward to seeing
you there. Call Shirley at 371-5288.
BRIDGE LUNCHEON: Thursday, September 6th,
2012 at 11:30am. Any village bridge players are invited to
attend. Bring your own sandwich. Coffee, tea, and dessert will be supplied. For more information call Angie
Baily at 306-8053.
PRACTICE BRIDGE: Practice Bridge will be every
Wednesday morning from 10:45am to 12:15pm. Call
Betty Brackett at 371-5393.
Registration forms--call Char 371-2929 or e-mail
me [email protected].
See you Sunday September 16th 2:00pm at the Clubhouse! Bring your friends and family!
ELECTRONIC INVOICING
If you would like to start receiving
your marina power and fuel invoices
by e-mail, please contact the office letting us know that you are interested
and updating us with your most current e-mail address.
Birch Bay Village Bulletin - September 2012
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COMMITTEE OPENINGS
The following BBVCC Committees currently have openings available:
Golf Committee (meets from April to September on the
2nd Thursday at 2:00pm at the Golf Shop)
Lakes Committee (meets March to October on the 1st
Wednesday of the month at 7:00pm at the Clubhouse)
Marina Committee (meets on the 2nd Tuesday of the
month at 7:00pm at the Clubhouse)
Roads & Drainage Committee (meets on the 2nd
Thursday of the month at 10:00am at the Maintenance
Meeting Room)
Security Committee (meets quarterly with court on the
2nd Wednesday of the month at 7:00pm at the Clubhouse)
If you are interested in serving on one (or more) of these
committees please send a letter of interest (or resume)
addressing the committee(s) of your choice to the office:
8055 Cowichan Road, Blaine, WA 98230.
ADULT POKER NIGHT
Private Duty Nurse’s Aid
And other home help
In Village
DeeDee Ross
371-7730
Enjoy an evening of Texas Hold'em, or some fun card
games - our group does both. Beginners are always welcome. We are very low key and informal and the coffee
pot is always on. We meet at the Clubhouse from
6:00pm to 9:00pm, on the 2nd and 4th Sunday (due to
the Golf Tournament and Clubhouse closure, we will
meet on the 2nd Sunday only in September). Contact
Nancy Hilborn if questions 933-1355
EXERCISE CLASS
The exercise class will resume it's regular schedule beginning Monday, September 10th. We meet at 9:00am
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Class consists of low
-impact aerobics and free weights, stretchy bands
and floor stretching. Bring your mats and weights and
join in. Everyone is welcome. Mats and weights are
available for those who don't have them. For information
please call Janet Sharp 371-3833.
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Birch Bay Village Bulletin - September 2012
PIZZA ETC.
CLASSIFIEDS
In August, we had warm sunshine and over 60 people at
our pizza feed. It was nice to have such a big crowd in
the middle of summer. And it was also nice to have
some young kids. In September, we will be having pizza
again. The date is Monday, September 17th at the Clubhouse. Social time will begin at 5:30pm with dinner at
6:00pm. Please bring a pizza, salad or dessert to
share. Coffee and juice will be provided. Bring other
drinks as you wish.
FOR SALE: HP 5250 Printer $50.00 OBO, Free computer desk
and free couch. Call 206-890-6847
FOR RENT: Three Bedroom, Two and a half bath home in
Birch Bay Village. Large garage & very private fenced back yard.
Phone 360-510-3711 for details.
FOR SALE” 19’ travel trailer. Very clean, very solid, nonsmoker owner, everything functional. Phone 360-510-2711 for
details.
FOR SALE: Black golf club hard shell travel case, in good condition; $35.00 Phone: 371-0820
FOR SALE: 25’ EZ loader boat trailer. $3000 OBO Call 360393-4828
ESTATE SALE: 5 piece Broyhill Bedroom Set, beautiful Armoire, Floor lamp, Table lamp, Z-file Cabinets, Hose & Hose
Cart, Cloths Racks (2 styles), King Size Bed with Hollywood
frame Call Gary 371-8638
FOR SALE: BARGAIN! Must sacrifice the best golf course lot
left in the village on Salish. Outstanding mountain, ponds, water,
islands views. South facing bargain at $149k. Active MLS listing is
$165k. Go to golf course edge to see. Prices starting to go up.
Why buy outdated, built it still your way brand new for about
$100/foot. 360-371-4100
FOR RENT: "Eagle Tree" House available 9-10-2012. Stunning
Island and Sound views! 3 bed/2bath, 1400 sq-ft. garage, gas Lopi
FP, RV/ boat parking, Beautiful landscaped yard with gorgeous
mature cedars & firs, Outdoor Island/Sound view BBQ/
entertainment area. 8034 Kayak Way. $1395 per month, tenant
pays all utilities. Call 360-220-2714 for information. [email protected]
FOR SALE: 1973 BAYLINER "VICTORIA" 27 ft. Well maintained inboard/Outboard Mercruiser outdrive, Single gas188HP
Mercruiser engine. New upholstery. Swim step, New VHF radio,
fish-finder/depth sounder. Separate head & shower. ice box/
refrigerator. Tons of storage! Roomy Fly bridge. Sleep 4. Comes
with dinghy and extra parts $7900. Please call 360-220-2714.
[email protected]
FOR SALE: TOOLS FOR SALE: Grizzly drill press $395, Grizzly standing dust vac $300, Grizzly table saw 10" $475, Craftsman
table saw $125, "Walker-Turner" metal & wood lathe - collectors
item $1000, "Comet" table saw (huge) $600, Kerosene jet heater
$165. Call 360-220-2714 [email protected]
FOR SALE: 1968 FORD BRONCO: Inherited from uncle in
MT. Engine & carburetor rebuilt, new gas tanks, new paint,
STOCK! no alterations. Have original purchase receipt 7 manual,
gun rack, floor liner. Great early Bronco at a great price!
$14,500. Edmunds valuation over $22,000! Call 360-220-2714
[email protected]
FOR RENT: Exceptionally nice Three Bedroom, Two and a Half
Bath Home in Birch Bay Village. Large garage and very private
fenced back yard. Non-smokers only, no pets. $1,500 per
month. Available 1 October. (360) 510-3711
FOR SALE: 19 Foot Travel Trailer, 2004 Fleetwood
“Pioneer”. Very clean, very solid, non-smoker owner. $3500.
Phone (360) 510-3711
FOR SALE: 32’ Eagle Pilothouse Trawler w/ 135hp Ford Lehman diesel engine. Walk around deck w/side doors for easy on/
After dinner, we will set up game tables for those who
wish to stay and play. Or feel free to sit and talk to
friends and neighbors.
No reservations are required. Bring a friend. Questions? Call me at 933-4438 or send and e-mail to [email protected].
Judy Sullivan
CITATION REPORT
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VIOLATION
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13 DISTURBING THE PEACE
13 PARKED ON ROADWAY
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19 EXPIRED GUEST DOCK PASS
19 LOOSE DOG
SPD
AREA
COQUITLAM ROAD
SPEEDING
29 SALISH
LOOSE DOG
COWICHAN
SPEEDING
26 SALISH ROAD
ILLEGALLY PARKED ON ROADTSAWWASEN LOOP
WAY
ABUSIVE LANGUAGE
KISPIOX ROAD
ILLEGAL PARKING ON PARKING
TSAWWASEN LOOP
STRIP
LOOSE DOG
SALISH ROAD
LOOSE DOG/UNATTENDED DOG
HAIDA WAY
ILLEGAL RENTAL
HAIDA WAY
ABANDONED VEHICLE
COMOX ROAD
APPEARANCE OF LOT - 3RD
SALISH ROAD
OFFENSE
APPEARANCE OF LOT - 2ND
CHINOOK WAY
OFFENSE
ILLEGAL USE OF GUEST DOCK
GUEST DOCK
ILLEGALY PARKED VEHICLE
SALISH ROAD
BOAT AND TRAILER REQUIRE
QUINAULT ROAD
STICKERS
BARKING DOGS
CHILLIWACK ROAD
LOOSE DOG
SPEEDING
EXPIRED GUEST DOCK PASS
ILLEGAL PARKING
LOOSE DOG
COWICHAN ROAD
SALISH ROAD
LIGHTHOUSE PARK
AMOUNT
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HAIDA WAY
25 KISPIOX ROAD
GUEST DOCK
MARINA
COQUITLAM ROAD
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GUEST DOCK
SALISH ROAD
WARNING
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Birch Bay Village Bulletin - September 2012
CLASSIFIEDS
off. Tender is new 10’ walker bay dingy w/Roskelley-Olsson davit.
Recent haul-out, bottom paint, & engine servicing. Two-zone
cabin heat by Hurricane diesel heater plus propane cabin heater.
Chart plotter, radar, VHF radio, & Fish finder/depth sounder.
Asking $115,000. Call 393-3999
FOR SALE: Sailboat (24 ft. Dufour) – safe/comfortable/low
maintenance; like-new 9.9hp Evinrude (longshaft) on easy-lift engine mount; 3 sails (main, genoa, jib); new rigging, new working
lines, new mid-& masthead lights, new Raymarine ST-60 digital
depth sounder, new wind indicator, and more! Just double-coated
with top-grade bottom paint (no blisters). Extras! Too good to
pass up at $5,499! Call Bob Simpson (360) 371-2636
FOR SALE: DeSede dark brown leather couch set with footstool. Can be configured in 2 or 3 pieces, and is in good condition. 2 area wool rugs: one brown, one white with a brown pattern in the corner. Please call to view: ph. 392-4771.
FOR SALE: Beautiful mahogany upright piano $1,100 OBO,
Patio door, white vinyl new condition 3’ food slider new $750
asking $400 OBO, Arie inflatable kayak 10’ all purpose like new
$950 each OBO, 8’ Livingston Dingy converts to sailboat (has
rudder centerboard sail ect.) w/ galvanized trailer $650 OBO,
Windsurfer boards can use as paddle boards includes sail, boom
& mast $150 each or all for $400 Call 371-7302
F.A.R. GROUP
A new group is started for
foster, adoptive or relative
caregivers families. We will
be meeting at the Clubhouse the first Sunday of
each month. September
2nd is the next meeting,
from 4:00pm to 6:00pm
kids are welcome. Coffee and refreshments served.
Whether this fits your current family or if you are interested in expanding your family, join our support group as
we begin to plan topics of discussion and fun events for
the summer.
Contact Rebecca Caro 815-6647 or [email protected]
EARLY BIRD COFFEE
Come on in to the Clubhouse Tuesday and Thursday
morning from 8:00am to 10:00am and join your neighbors for a piping hot cup of coffee. It’s the way to great
conversation and friendship for both guys and gals. Information call Mick Bride 371-2929.
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24
CLUBHOUSE CLOSED
NEW CARPET
23
Golf Club Championship
Dinner
25
CLUBHOUSE CLOSED
NEW CARPET
18
Early Bird Coffee 8-10am
Art 12:30-3:30pm
Chick Flick 7pm
11
Early Bird Coffee 8-10am
Art 12:30-3:30pm
4
Early Bird Coffee 8-10am
Art 12:30-3:30pm
ACC 7pm
Tue
26
CLUBHOUSE CLOSED
NEW CARPET
19
Exercise 9-10:15am
Practice Bridge 10:45am
Dup Bridge 12:30-4pm
ACC special meeting
(public hearing) 7pm
12
BOD Work Shop 10am
(Maint. Room)
Exercise 9-10:15am
Practice Bridge 10:45am
Dup Bridge 12:30-4pm
Security 7pm
5
Exercise 9-10:15am
Practice Bridge 10:45am
Dup Bridge 12:30-4pm
Lakes 7pm
Wed
CALENDAR OF CLUBHOUSE USAGE (Unless otherwise noted)
30 CLUBHOUSE CLOSED
Golf: USA vs. Canada (golf
course)
17
Exercise 9-10:15am
Mah Jongg 10:30am1:30pm
Pizza Group 5:30pm
10
Exercise 9am
Mah Jongg 10:30am
Social Club 1pm
Music Group 7pm
Golf: BB Par 3 Champ. (golf
course)
Exercise 8:30am
Mah Jongg 9:30am
Music Group 7pm
Golf: Par 3 Championship
(golf course)
OFFICE CLOSED
LABOR DAY
3
Peter Winterfeld - President
Ken Davidson - Vice President
Harry Shearer - Treasurer
Terry Sullivan - Secretary
Valery Anderson
Jim Lockie
Eric Peters
Mon
16
Cancer Walk
2pm
Golf: Duffer’s Scramble II
(golf course)
9
Adult Poker Night
6-9pm
2
F.A.R Group 4-6pm
YOUR BBVCC
BOARD
MEMBERS:
Sun
27
CLUBHOUSE CLOSED
NEW CARPET
20
Early Bird Coffee 8-10am
Board of Directors 7pm
13
Early Bird Coffee 8-10am
Roads & Drainage 10am
(Maint. Room)
Golf 2-4pm (Pro Shop)
Yacht Club Line dancing
6:30-8pm
6
Early Bird Coffee 8-10am
Bridge Lunch 11:30am3:30pm
Thu
September 2012
28
CLUBHOUSE CLOSED
NEW CARPET
21
Exercise 9-10:15am
Wine Tasting 7:30pm
14
Exercise 9-10:15am
Quilting 10:30am-3pm
Friday Night Couples Golf
3pm-8pm
7
Exercise 9-10:15am
Fri
29
CLUBHOUSE CLOSED
Golf: Club Championship
(golf course)
22
15
Benefit Dinner and Bottle
Auction 5:30pm
8
1
Social Club Breakfast
8-10am
Kids & Pet Parade
1pm
Sat
Emergencies Call: 911
Security Gate: 371-7644
BBVCC Office: 371-7744
E-mail: [email protected]