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INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Committee Openings. . . . . . 1

Citation Report . . . . . . . . 1

Music Group. . . . . . . . . . 2

Golf News . . . . . . . . . . . 4,5

From the Manager . . . . . 5

Classifieds . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Yacht Club . . . . . . . . . . 6

Pizza, ETC . . . . . . . . . . 7

Calendar. . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Wine Club . . . . . . . . 2

Social Club . . . . . . . . . . 2,3,4

COMMITTEE OPENINGS There is always a need for mem-bers on our community commit-tees. If you are interested, drop off a letter of interest with your name, address, and reason why you are interested in serving and drop it off at the office (drop box after hours).

Architectural Control Committee meets 1st Tues of the month at the clubhouse at 7pm Golf Committee meets Apr to Sept on the 2nd Thurs of the month at the Golf Shop at 2pm Lakes Committee meets Mar to Oct on the 1st Wed of the month at the Clubhouse at 7pm Marina Committee meets the 2nd Tues of the month at the Clubhouse at 7pm Roads & Drainage Committee meets the 2nd Thurs of the month at the Maintenance Meeting Room at 10am Security Committee meets quarterly with court on the 2nd Wed of the month at the Clubhouse at 7pm All meetings are open to everyone, and they are a great way to hear what is going on in the Village. We look forward to see-ing you there.

CITATION REPORT

UPGRADE YOUR MAILBOX You can purchase a new mailbox through the office for $100 which includes installation (see photo; mailbox is tan). Bring $100 to the office and get your name on the sign-up sheet; someone will call you and schedule an installation time. Contact the office for questions 360-371-7744.

10 13 4032 ILLEGAL LAUNCH MARINA LAUNCH AREA 200 10 13 4029 PARKED > 72 HRS IN COMMON AREA SEHOME ROAD 100 10 13 4030 PARKED > 72 HRS IN COMMON AREA QUINAULT ROAD WARNING 10 13 4031 PARKED > 72 HRS IN COMMON AREA NAKAT WAY WARNING 10 16 4541 ILLEGALLY PARKED VEHICLE SALISH ROAD WARNING

10 16 3682 LOOSE DOG TSAWWASEN/

COWICHAN WARNING 10 18 4542 LOOSE DOG COMOX ROAD WARNING 10 20 4456 TRAILER PARKED IN COMMON AREA NISKA ROAD WARNING 10 20 4457 PARKED > 72 HRS IN COMMON AREA COWICHAN ROAD WARNING 10 23 4543 PARKED > 72 HRS IN COMMON AREA CHEHALIS ROAD WARNING 10 26 4460 ILLEGALLY PARKED VEHICLE TSAWWASEN LOOP WARNING 11 12 3899 ILLEGAL USE OF GUEST DOCK GUEST DOCK WARNING

FROM THE BBVCC STAFF

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Remember to notify the office when your renters va-cate your home.

Walkers, bikers and joggers remember it is required that you stop at the guardhouse and check in.

All boats and trailers must check-in at Security Gate even with a barcoded vehicle.

Fall Office hours M-Th 8:30-4:30 & Friday 9:30-5:30pm.

FROM THE OFFICE

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 at the Clubhouse from 6pm-9pm, on the 2nd and 4th Sun. Contact Cliff Mallory if questions 425-248-5992.

Come on in to the Clubhouse Tues & Thurs morning from 8am-10am; join your neighbors for a piping hot cup of cof-fee. It’s the way to great conversation and friendship for both guys and gals. Infor-mation call Mick Bride 371-2929.

EARLY BIRD COFFEE

SOCIAL CLUB 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 December 9th at 1pm. Come join us for the Christmas cookie exchange and plan activities for 2014. If you have any questions regarding the Social Club, please contact Chair, Melanie Shearer at 393-3774. The Social Club Directory is still available to members. You can contact Sheryl Jensen at 371-3505 for your copy. Blaine High School Choir: This talented group is com-ing to BBV again on Sunday, December 15th at 7pm, See insert. Christmas Giving Tree: Gift tags for the Blaine com-munity “Giving Tree” are available at the clubhouse. Please sign the information sheet when you take a tag. The wrapped gifts with tags attached are to be delivered to the clubhouse or contact persons by, December 9th.

WINE CLUB

MUSIC GROUP Sock Hop: There was a whole lot of shakin' goin' on at our first 50's-style sock hop, hosted by the music group Nov. 6. We spent the evening dancing the old dances, singing along to the old records, and sipping on root beer floats. Highlights of the evening included a dance contest and a “Top 3” contest. The most popular songs, as voted by the audience, were “Rock Around the Clock,” “Wake Up Little Susie” and “Love Potion Number Nine.” We all had so much fun that we hope to do it again next year. Caroling 'round the tree: You're invited to join the mu-sic group Monday nights Dec. 2, 9, 23 and 30, at 7pm, for songs of the season at the clubhouse. We'll provide song books and vocal support, accompa-nied by a little guitar, mandolin, accordion, keyboard, fiddle or banjo. We may even mix in some special solos featuring our best vocalists and instrumentalists. This will be your only chance to sing carols with our BBV music group this season, so bring your family and friends and let's make some holiday music to-gether.

The Wine Club sure has been having fun lately. The Old World/New World comparison tasting and dinner we offered in October was a major, sold-out success! And November was a terrific break from the norm (not that we were in a rut!), when the group Happy Houred at Chez Stone and then boarded a chartered bus for Belling-ham where we attended a tasting of southern French wines at the Old World Deli. After dinner, the bus made it's way over to Mallard Ice Cream for a cool dessert. On Saturday, December 21st we're going to continue our exploration of wine and food at our annual holiday dinner. The evening begins at 6pm with luxurious hors d'ouvres and champagne followed by a sumptuous sit-down dinner of three expertly-prepared courses paired with outstanding wines. A grand holiday cookie table, dessert wine and coffee will round out the night. Cost for this event: $45 per person. As a reminder, everyone in the Village is welcome to attend. This group has no member-ship roster, no dues, and no officers. All it takes to join an evening with fellow wine and food enthusiasts is an advance reservation. To book a seat, contact Jenise Stone at 371-8610. Coming up in January: a vinous tour of the South Afri-can cape, where the first wineries were established in the 1600's.

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WINDERMERE REAL ESTATE At Birch Bay Square I-5 Exit 270

8105 Birch Bay Square Street Windermere Real Estate/Whatcom, Inc.

SOCIAL CLUB CONT’D Unwrapped gift items of new and unused toys, books, games, jewelry, clothes for infants through adults, small household items, & gift cards are also being collected. Linda Cummings (393-4183) and Carol Macmillan (371-2933) are the contact persons. Social Club Breakfast: The next Saturday breakfast will be December 7th from 8am to 10am at the Clubhouse. Please join us for a wonderful breakfast of biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs, ham, pancakes, fruit, sweet rolls, juice, hot chocolate, coffee and tea. The cost is $5 for adults and $2.50 for kids 12 and under. Please bring a few items for the Food Bank Basket to share with those in need. NOTE: A second coordinator is needed to keep these breakfasts going. If you are interested, please call Melanie at 393-3774 for the details.

Christmas Cookie Exchange: This is be-ing held in conjunction with the December Social Club meeting on December 9th at 1pm. Please bring 2 dozen cookies to share. If you wish to take a dozen cookies home,

please bring 3 dozen cookies. Coffee and tea will be served. Plates of cookies will be delivered to the BBVCC Staff and BBV residents who are not able to get out and about for the holidays. Feel free to share your cookie recipes with your friends. Unwrapped toys, books, and other gifts are also being collected for families who need help providing a gift for their children. Movie Night at the Clubhouse: The monthly Tuesday movie night for adults will not be shown in December. Please join us again in January 2014. Bunco: Due to the holidays, there will be NO Bunco in December. Bunco will resume in January 2014. See you then to start a new year of this fun game. Entertainment Books: Since these money saving books are available at several other locations in Whatcom Coun-ty, the Social Club is NOT be selling the 2014 Entertain-ment Books this year. UPCOMING EVENTS IN JANUARY 2014: A Baked Potato Bar Dinner and Bingo Night will be held at the Clubhouse on January 18th at 6pm. Watch for all the details in the January Bulletin.

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GOLF NEWS BBV Golf Club invites you to be a Charter Member: Membership in the new BBV Golf Club is growing and you are invited to become a Charter Member and eligible for special acknowledgement at the first Annual Spring Meeting on May 9, 2014. The BBV Golf Club is open to everyone—golfers, non-golfers, spouses and friends—we welcome you all. Sign up by March 1 and you will be considered a Charter Member. Just provide the following information for each individual: Name and complete address Home and cell phone numbers Email address GHIN Membership # (needed for some events) The per-person membership cost is only $5.00 (US).

GOLF NEWS CONT’D The above member information and the $5.00 fee may be given/mailed to any of the following officers: Bob Simpson (President; 360-371-2636; robsimps99@aol.com); Jim Macmillan (Vice-president; 360-371-2933; jimchem1@comcast.net); Anne Brown (Secretary; 360-392-0887; anneronbb@comcast.net); Ron Bogen (Treasurer; 360-371-7350; bbva-way@comcast.net). But don’t wait too long or you will miss out on appearing in the new BBV Golf Club Member-ship Roster. The roster will also contain the dates of the upcoming years’ golfing events and activities. Standing committees of the Golf Club include an Executive Com-mittee (above officers), a Tournament/Handicap Com-mittee, a Social Coordination Committee, and an At-Large Member Committee. Please consider joining one of these committees; be active in and support the new club. Don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime oppor-tunity!

Fall/Winter golf activities continue: Don’t put away the “sticks” yet! There’s still plenty of fun golf and activi-ties to enjoy for those who have not fled the Village for warmer climes: The Golf Shop is open when the weather looks promising and is conducive to play The “Monday Money Group” plays each Monday (weather permitting) at 11am; $10 entry fee with payouts for low net individual, low net team, skins and greenies The BBV Men’s Club still plays on Thursdays (11am tee-off) weather permitting Join golfers and non-golfers alike for Monday Night Football on the big TV screens at the Golf Shop: all-you-can-eat tacos for only $5.00, selected beers at reduced cost, and a football pool to try and win a few bucks; and, it’s a great way to give the cook of the household a night out!

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. Honor the ‘honor box’: If you don’t have a valid/current Annual Golf Pass and the Golf Shop is closed,

SOCIAL CLUB Welcome Committee: If you are a new owner in the Village and haven’t been contacted by the Welcome Bas-ket lady, please call Judy Lackey at 371-3387 or the Of-fice at 371-7744. We have a warm welcome and gift bas-ket full of goodies and local information we would like to deliver to you. The supply of small gifts for the Wel-come Baskets is depleted. Donations of items like small candles, generic lotions, note cards or note pads, fancy pens, etc. are welcome. Please contact Judy for more information on items needed for the Welcome Baskets. Helping Hands: We have a good group of volunteers who are available to provide temporary assistance to those in the Village who are sick, recovering from sur-gery or otherwise need help. We also have a good supply of medical equipment such as crutches, electric scooter, wheel chairs, shower chairs, walkers, and 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 Sheryl Jensen at 371-3505. Please remember to call Sheryl when borrowing or re-turning all equipment. And thank you for returning it in a sanitized condition. Food Bank Donations: Food Bank donations are needed, especially during the holidays. 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 Club-house any time it is open for any event. Please do not bring food that has an expiration date prior to De-cember 2013.

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SPACE NEEDED! Looking for garage space for a clean compact car (no oil leaks) from Nov 25-Jan 5. Please contact Jack & Irene at 360-223-5295 for details.

WANTED: We are planning a bathroom remodel, and I know that for such a little room there can be lots of issues. So I’m looking for folks who have had what they would consider an unqualified success with a licensed contractor whom they can recommend. If you can help us with this, please call Agnes or Chris at 933-1057.

FOR SALE: 4 studded all-season tires, like new (P205/75R15/97s) $ 449. Call 360-392-8002.

FOR SALE: 1995 Subaru legacy 4door sedan. Great shape, everything in working order. Recently serviced, tires good, 206,982 miles. Asking $1,350 obo. Must see to appreciate. 371-7302.

FOR SALE: Lexmark x650 printer/scanner/fax. Wireless. Excellent condition. $150 obo, Ski Equipment including skis w/bindings, boots, poles, googles, jacket, pants. All profes-sional quality. Selling for 1/2 price. Call Jerry At 371-7302 for details.

CLASSIFIEDS

pate, but cannot win any of the prizes. Lastly, there is an International Broom Hockey Tournament on the 1stat the Waterslides in the afternoon. Bring your own broom. Ask at the Visitor’s Center for details. Thanks go out to the Pizza Night Group who put on a Turkey Feed at the Clubhouse last month. It was very well attended and is a nice event for the community. Thanks to all those who did all the hard work in setting-up, cooking, and clean-up. Much appreciated. I would also like to thank Harry and his crew for all the work they have done with the mailbox program. They have done a wonderful job of helping the members up-grade their roadsides. I even had a thank you from a Postal Carrier. Great job, guys!!! There are lots of activities during the month of Decem-ber. Check out the calendar and the articles to find the particulars. I hope everyone’s holiday seasons are happy and joyful.

Ken Hoffer

FROM THE MANAGER

CONT’D FROM THE MANAGER

With December coming, we are officially into our winter months. There are a few things to keep in mind. Animals looking for food may be foraging into your back yards, so keep garbage in your garbage cans and the lids secure. Also, members with children in school may want to know if school is going to run late or be

canceled for the day. Listen to the Seattle TV stations or KGMI radio for announcements (as early as 5:30am and no later than 6am), check the school district web site www.blainesd.org or the school snowline at 332-0789. As always, the roads may be slick or icy, so drive with caution and watch for children going back and forth from the bus stop, walkers, and/or joggers. It is also important to pick up after your own pets. We get complaints very often about doggie doo-doo along the roads where members have to walk, plus it affects the water quality of the lakes and ponds. Thanks. The Birch Bay Chamber of Commerce has asked me to remind people that they have three events tied around the New Year. The Ring of Fire & Hope is New Year’s Eve starting at 7pm with flares being lit to remember the past year and reflect on the new year. Flares can be pur-chased at area hardware stores. The Polar Bear Plunge is on January 1 with registration at noon at the Visitor’s Information Center 7900 Birch Bay Drive. There are prizes and you need to be registered to win a prize. No cost to register and you do not need to register to partici-

GOLF NEWS CONT’D you must pay the $10 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!

PRACTICE BRIDGE: Every Wednesday morning from 10:30am to 12:15pm at the Clubhouse. Call Betty Brackett @ 371-5393. DUPLICATE BRIDGE: Wednesday afternoons at 12:30pm at the Clubhouse. NEVER PLAYED? TRY IT!!!! It’s a fun 3 hours. Looking forward to seeing you there. Call Shirley @ 371-5288. BRIDGE LUNCHEON: Thursday, December 5th at 11:30am in the BBV Clubhouse. Novices & Newcomers to the village are welcome. Please bring a small salad to share. Wine, coffee and dessert will be served. For more infor-mation call Mary K. Hecker @ 371-4044. PARTY BRIDGE: Thursday, Dec 19th from 1-4pm. Call Sue to reserve a seat @ 371-5982.

BRIDGE CLUB

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YACHT CLUB As the calendar year comes to a close, the term for our new Bridge began (on November 1st). The Bridge and Com-mittees have been hard at work for the past month planning exciting events and cruises for 2014.

But before we move on I’d like to say a few words to Past Commodore Dennis Duncan:

Dennis, thank you for a fantastic year. Your leadership has been exemplary. On your watch you led us through some difficult changes and gave us all great memories to take away from the wonderful social events and cruises.

Thank you for all that you’ve done Our Education Coordinators have been hard at work putting together a very exciting lineup of educational events for us. On Friday, November 8th we held the first presentation in our series of education seminars– Winterizing and Spring Commissioning Your Boat. The seminar was a great success with over 25 attendees. Our guest speaker was Frank Shea, shop foreman at Blaine Marine Ser-vices. After a great talk and rousing Q&A session we raf-fled off two $50 gift certificates that were generously do-nated by Blaine Marine Services. The lucky raffle winners were Dennis Duncan and Al Oakley. Many thanks to everyone that came out and supported our debut educa-tion event! UPCOMING YACHT CLUB EVENTS: Sat., December 7th, 6:00pm – Christmas Party – Please join us for Songs, Sweaters, Stew & Sweets! Oh baby it’s cold outside! To ward off the chill our wonder-ful Social Events Committee is preparing a heart-warming main course of beef stew. We ask you to pull out your favorite holiday recipe and bring an appetizer or side dish to share. After dinner we’ll sing a few songs of the season accompanied by our own Steve Brand on key-boards. And don’t forget that we’re having a contest for the most “distinctive” holiday sweater! So dig that sweater out of mothballs that your Aunt Ellie knitted for you and join in the fun. We’re awarding a prize for the sweater that gets the most votes. Who knows? It might be you! If you haven’t already done so, please call 360-224-2260 or email dawnbaker76@gmail.com to RSVP.

YACHT CLUB CONT’D Thurs., January 9th, 7:00pm – Post Holiday Blues Movie Night - By early January we’ll all be climbing the walls. The weather will be dismal and many of us will be in a post-holiday funk. To beat those blues, please join us at the Clubhouse for a nautical movie and treats. Travel to the tropics with Captain Ron, whose seamanship techniques are, shall we say, “unique”. Stay tuned for more details about this event. Wed., January 15th, 7:00pm – Yacht Club Education Series Seminar - Our education seminars will be held on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 7pm in the Club-house. Our next event will cover two top-ics: Emergency Contact with the Coast Guard fol-lowed by Customs Clearing, Nexus & Immigration . Jordan Galloway from the US Coast Guard Bellingham office will be on hand to review what to expect when talking to the Coast Guard on the radio during an emer-gency. Two representatives from Customs & Border Pa-trol will help clarify the rules and regulations associated with clearing into Canada and back into the U.S on your boat. Please plan on joining us at the Clubhouse for what promises to be a very informative evening. Dawn Baker Commodore

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A capacity crowd enjoyed a turkey dinner with all the trimmings at our Novem-ber event. Thanks to all the people who helped set up and clean up. Your help was greatly appreciated.

Our December get-together will be Monday, December 16th at the clubhouse. Social hour will begin at 5:30pm with dinner at 6pm. Casseroles will be on the menu so please bring a casserole, salad or dessert to share. Juice and coffee will be provided. Bring other beverages as you wish. After dinner we will set up game tables for those who wish to play cards. Or feel free to just sit and visit. It could be a respite from the typical holiday rush. No reservations are required. Questions? Call me at 933-4438 or send and e-mail to tj2sullivan@comcast.net. Judy Sullivan

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