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INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Yacht Club News . . . . . . . . . 2

Wine Society. . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Social Club. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Autumn Craft Bazaar . . . . . . 5

Chapter 3 Widows Group . . . . 3

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ADULT POKER NIGHT Enjoy an evening of Texas Hold'em, or some fun card games - our group does both. Beginners are always wel-come. We meet at the Clubhouse from 6-9pm, on the 2nd and 4th Sunday. Contact Cliff Mallory if questions 425-248-5992.

8 4 ILLEGALLY PARKED VEHICLE KISPIOX ROAD

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8 8 ROAMING DOG NISKA ROAD WARN-

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8 8 ILLEGALLY PARKED VEHICLE KAYAK WAY

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8 8 SPEEDING 34 SEHOME ROAD

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8 8 ILLEGAL ENTRY INTO VILLAGE

MAIN GATE/BOAT RAMP 200

8 9 ILLEGAL ENTRY INTO VILLAGE MAIN GATE 100

8 9 ILLEGAL ENTRY INTO VILLAGE MAIN GATE 50

8 10 SPEEDING 30 COMOX ROAD 150

FROM THE OFFICE

FOR SALE: Attention builders sacrifice, really nice looking, easy to build on, wide open golf course lot, 4 house from recreation center, survey done, or buy as investment at insanely reduced price. Make offer 360-543-9424 FOR SALE: A pair of dark wood French style hand-painted side tables/night stands. Mint conditions. $60 for both or $30 each. Call Ric @360-306-8277 for view WANTED: 2nd hand fridge, any color. Call 1-604-542-1578 or 371-5779 FOR SALE: Loveseat 60"x40" tan fabric $225 OBO; Desk 30"x64-1/2" $150; Storage coffee table 42"x42"x22" $375 OBO; Glass topped on brass base coffee table $200; Koala Quiltmate sewing cabinet 38-1/2"x55" open, when closed 19-1/4"x55" $500. All in good to excellent condition. Call 360-201-7374 FOR SALE: Round table, 2 curtain rods, social table & 4 chairs, French table & 2 chairs, bike rack, wine/liquor bar, BMI workout station treadmill, Mariner Jersey Signed by Rookie Pineda, new toilet, wine rack, crab pots w/ line. Call 303-1793. FOR SALE: Roland keyboard 3m-303 intelligent synthesizer, 129 tones, built in amp & Speakers, Includes portable stand, stool and sustainer pedal. Hardly used. $475. Call 360-371-2438 (weekends) or 604-464-4387 FOR SALE: Sea King 12 ft aluminum boat in good condition with 4.5 HP Mercury motor (not running presently) for $350. Newer Nordic Track exercise bike for $145. and 6 dock floats 2'x4' each never used $500. new, asking $325.Please call 360-961-2407 FOR SALE: USCG approved Operational Vessel Facility, fully equipped with all required instruments and gear. 19’ tunnel hull twin outboard engine powered very seaworthy boat for both SAR and sport fishing. Aluminum body with protected cabin. $25,000, includes trailer and complete salmon/halibut fishing gear. 360-366-5245.

Golf News . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Pickleball . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

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

Walkers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Pizza Night . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

MARINA KEY DEADLINE: As you may know the ma-rina docks had their locks changed and new keys are availa-ble at the office. If you have an old key bring it to the office for an exchange or refund before December 31 or you will lose your deposit. UPGRADE YOUR MAILBOX: You can still purchase a

new mailbox through the office. $100 includes installation by some very competent, skilled volunteers. Once the of-fice has the $100 and your information, a volunteer will call you and set up an installation time. We look forward to hearing from you. COMMITTEE OPENINGS: Its not too late! Several of

our committees currently have openings, please submit your letter of interest to the office for: Architectural Con-trol Committee, Lakes Committee, and Roads & Drainage Committee.

THANK YOU ROADS & DRAINAGE A very grateful “Thank you” to Jim Lockie, Terry Sulli-van, Cliff Mallory, Brian Vander Yacht, Bill Forbes, and Ken Davidson for the new culvert on Quinault and Na-kat Way Christine Vander Woude

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YACHT CLUB NEWS Club members were out on the water in late July and August. Here’s a run-down of club activities: In July our first week-long cruise of the season took us to some of our favorite

San Juan Islands ports of call: Anacortes, Spencer Spit, Rosario & Deer Harbor. Highlights of the cruise were the delicious dinner & dancing at the Anacortes Elks Club, crabbing at Spencer Spit, a chicken dinner around a fireplace at a State Park, a road trip to Mt. Constitution, and a whale watching tour on Tom and Kayo O’Gorman’s boat. Thanks go out to all of the cruise hosts: Al & Beoma Oakley, Bob & Pat Webber, Bob & Judy Ogden, Dave & Gaye Sawicki and Jeff & Lynette Morris-Reade. Next up was the August Gulf Islands cruise. Our stops were Stuart Island, Port Browning, Otter Bay and Monta-gue Harbour. Cruise highlights included a picnic at the Stuart schoolhouse, a private tour and tasting at Sea Star Winery, dinner at the Port Browning pub, the “W” party at Otter Bay, and the trip to the Hummingbird Pub. Many thanks to our Gulf Islands cruise hosts: Don & Roxie Hubert, Ralph & Marion Falk, Russ & Marsha Murkowski, Tom & Kayo O’Gorman, Dawn & Tom Baker, Peter Winterfeld & Jerrylyn Barney. August also saw our final Waterside Wednesday of the season. Approximately 60 people attended and brought delicious side dishes to go with our club-provided hot dogs. This wasn’t just Waterside Wednesday ~ we got to celebrate two special events ~ Past Commodore Dennis Duncan’s 62nd birthday and the wedding anniversary of a new members Charlie & Elena Bottarini! I hope that everyone has enjoyed the Waterside Wednes-days as much as I have. Many thanks to everyone that has helped me pull them together. UPCOMING SEPTEMBER EVENTS: We have several events scheduled in September: Sat., Sept. 6th, 5pm – Fall General Meeting & Din-ner Please join us for this very important meeting where a membership vote will be taken on the following items: Auditor Approval: We’ll be voting to approve Sandy

Zeitel to complete an audit of the Yacht Club's finan-

YACHT CLUB CONT’D cial accounts at the end of October

Dues Increase: We'll be taking a vote to increase the BBVYC dues from $25 per Member Unit to $50 per Member Unit per year. The initiation fee will remain at $25 per new Member Unit. And last, but certainly not least ~

Election of the 2015 Bridge: We'll be voting to elect the new Bridge for 2015.

Dinner will be club-provided pulled pork sliders with potluck side dishes. Watch your email for more infor-mation about the potluck. Fri. – Sun., Sept. 12th – 14th – Cruise to Jones Island Join cruise hosts Past Commodore Dennis Duncan and Best Mate Irene for a late season venture to Jones Island. This cruise is designed to accommodate both BOAT OWNERS and NON-BOAT OWNERS. BOATERS can moor at the dock at the North Cove, on one of the seven mooring buoys, or anchor out. There's room for about 5-7 boats on the dock and rafting on is allowed. NON-BOATERS are invited to sail along to the island (we'll set up a list to pair you with boat captains willing to transport an extra passenger or two) and participate by camping out at a designated camp site on the is-land. Bring your own camping equipment or we'll ar-range to have you borrow some. Plan to join the Duncans for a great boating/camping adventure. Watch your email for all of the details. Wed., Sept. 17th, 7pm - 2014 Yacht Club Education Series Seminar, “15,000 Miles at 5 Knots: A Six-Year Sailing Travelogue” Join Tom and I as we share some photos and stories from our six-year cruise that took us from Blaine to New Zealand via Mexico and several South Pacific island nations in our 46’ sailboat, Warm Rain. This seminar is open to all Village residents, so bring your friends. Coffee and cookies will be served. Please call or email your RSVP to Tom Baker at 360-224-1274 or tombaker661@gmail.com. Sat. & Sun., Sept. 27th & 28th -Roche Harbor BBVYC Coho Salmon Derby:

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Come on in to the Clubhouse Tuesday and Thursday morning from 8:00am to 10:00am. Join your neighbors for a piping hot cup of coffee. It’s the way to great conversation and friendship for both guys and gals. Call Jim Lockie 371-8256.

MORNING COFFEE

WINE SOCIETY

On Friday, September 19th, the Birch Bay Wine and Food Society gets to-gether for a festive mash-up of Mexi-can food and rich red zinfandel (no white zin or Jenise quits :) ). Join us to find out how beautifully these big lusty reds stand up to and

carry the spicy flavors of Mexican cooking. The tasting begins at 7:00 pm. at the Village Clubhouse, and the cost is $20 per person plus a contribution to the buffet. The Society's tastings are open to all Village residents--no membership required!--but reservations are a must and most of our events sell out quickly. To make a reservation, or if you have questions, contact Jenise 'Juanita' Stone at 371-8610.

CHAPTER 3 WIDOWS’ GROUP We meet every other month on the 3rd Thursday at the home of a member to share and to plan an activity for the following month. In September. we will be getting together at the home of Ruth Lees (5745 Nakat Way) for a party at 6:00pm and will each bring an appetizer. Please RSVP to Ruth (510-7173) whether or not you will be able to attend. We are always ready to wel-come new members. For more infor-mation, call Pat Vavrick (371-0355).

YACHT CLUB CONT’D Calling all member fishermen! Join Bob Webber at Roche Harbor for a CohoSalmon Derby. Interested Yacht Club fishermen should contact Bob Webber for details at 371-3610. SAVE THE DATE FOR THESE UPCOMING OC-TOBER EVENTS: Sat., Oct. 4th – Commodore’s Ball Wed., Oct. 15th – Yacht Club Education Series

Seminar, “Atlantic Crossing: A Sailboat Delivery Passage From Florida to Ireland”

Cheers, Dawn Baker Commodore

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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 September 8th at 1pm. Come join us for coffee, tea and treats while plan-ning the coming fall events. If you have any questions regarding the Social Club, please contact the Chair, Carol Macmillan at 371-2933. The new 2014 – 2015 Club Di-rectory is now available to members at the September breakfast or meeting. Kids & Pet Parade and Ice Cream Social: The annual end of summer kids and pet’s parade and ice cream social on Sat. Aug 30th. Come Follow the colorful parade, and enjoy. a yummy bowl of ice cream served up by the So-cial Club. Thanks to the participants in the parade and ice cream scoopers. ATTENTION EXERCISE GROUP: There will be a new format for the Exercise Group beginning in September. We will have a new leader, Mariah Brown, who currently leads the BBV water aerobics. This will be a paid position so there will be a fee assessed for attend-ing. The cost is $20 per month for 12 sessions, due and payable at the first session of each month, or you may pay ahead if you wish. Payment can be made by cash, or checks made payable to BBVSC. You may attend on a drop-in basis for $3 per session, paid for at the time (exact change, please). The schedule will remain the same - Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:00am to 10:15am The first day of class will be September 3rd, fol-lowing Labor Day. For any further questions please call Janet Sharp at 371-3833. Ongoing Event: Winter Coat Drive: The Social Club is helping the Winter Coat Drive effort, sponsored by the Community Assistance Program and Interfaith Coalition, by collecting coats at the BBV Clubhouse from now until October 10th. Coats donated by BBV will be taken to CAPIC for distribution at the Blaine Food Bank. Please see the special flyer in this Bulletin. Social Club Breakfast: Breakfast will be served on Sep-tember 6th from 8am to 10am at the Clubhouse. Come join us for a hearty breakfast of biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs, ham, pancakes, fruit sweet rolls, juice, hot chocolate, coffee and tea. The cost is just $5 for adults and $2.50 for kids 12 and under. Please bring a few items for the food Bank to share with those in need.

The new Directory will be available for pick up by mem-bers at the breakfast. Movie Night at the Clubhouse: Movie Nights will re-sume at the Clubhouse beginning in October. Check out the October Bulletin for details. Bunco: Calling all adult Bunco players! This fun game night will be held on September 26th at 7:30pm. Please bring an appetizer or dessert to share. Coffee and tea will be served or bring your own favorite beverage. Call Jenny at 933-4120 by Sept 24th to secure your reserva-tion. 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 Bas-ket 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 ask-ing for donations of small items for the welcome bas-kets, such as decorative note pads, fancy pens, decora-tive 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 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 at 371-3505. Please remember to call Sheryl when borrowing or returning all equipment. And thank you for returning it in a sanitized condition. Note: Helping Hands equipment is meant for the use of BBV residents and their guests while in Birch Bay Vil-lage. Helping Hands is looking for bed rails to add to our collection of medical equipment. These rails can be tucked under a mattress and assist in keeping a recuperat-ing patient safely in their bed. Please contact Sheryl if you have bed rails you would be willing to donate. Food Bank Donations: The need for Food Bank dona-tions is ongoing in our community, summer time being

SOCIAL CLUB CONT’D

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AUTUMN CRAFT BAZAAR Calling all crafters! It’s that time again. The Autumn Craft Bazaar is scheduled for Saturday, October 11th, from 10am to 2pm. This is a great opportunity for mem-bers of our Village community to share their talents with-in the community and do a little shopping for the holi-days. Don’t be shy, call and reserve a space with a $5 donation per table 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 or email at retdwp@yahoo.com. Join the fun!

ART GROUP Feeling artsy but don’t care to leave the village? Have you ever felt like spending time doing your art and making new friends at the same time? Join the Art group every Tuesday from 12:30 to 3:30pm. Art isn’t just one thing. We do beading, drawing, scrapbooking, as well as paint-ing in watercolor, acrylics and oil. So much to share, so come and join us. We are always looking for new members. The dues are $15.00 a year and you can enjoy all the great amenities that the Art group has to offer. Any questions? Contact Linda Lockie at 371-8256 for information

SOCIAL CLUB CONT’D no exception. 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 expi-ration date prior to September 2014.

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 objec-tives.

Pat Brown Webber Ten year Village resident 360-510-9448

DUPLICATE BRIDGE: Wednesday afternoons at 12:30pm at the BBV Clubhouse. Never Played? Try it!!!! It is a fun three hours! Looking forward to seeing you there. Call Shirley at 371-5288. BRIDGE LUNCHEON: Thursday, September 4th, at 11:30am in the BBV Clubhouse. Novices and newcomers to the Village are welcome! Please bring a sandwich. Wine, coffee and dessert will be served. For a reservation call An-gie Bailey at 371-0317. PRACTICE BRIDGE: Practice Bridge will be every Wednesday Morning 10:30am to 12:15pm. Call Gwen for more information at 371-3965.

BRIDGE CLUB

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GOLF NEWS BBV Golf Club Fall General Meeting: Don’t miss out on the Fall General Meeting of the BBV Golf Club. As we wrap up our successful first year as a club, there is much to celebrate. On the agenda are some very important issues to discuss, voting in new Club officers, deciding on how to spend Club money, and much more! The meeting, itself, starts at 7:30pm and is preceded by a Mexican-theme din-ner that starts around 6:30pm. The Mexican dinner is co-sponsored by the Friday Night Couples (in lieu of “Sip & Dip”) and the Golf Club. See you there…Ole! Golf Club Fund Raiser…the best yet!:The 2014 BBV Golf Fund Raiser, held July 19 - 20, attracted many eager golfers, fish eaters, and standing-room auction bidders. The result…the best Fund Raiser ever! Village residents, guests and area businesses generously supported the Fund Raiser with hole and pin placement sponsorships, bought drawing tickets, contributed auction and drawing items, played in the tournament, challenged the fun post-tournament games, and attended the dinner/auction. Non-golfers and golfers alike clearly enjoyed themselves, making this year’s event a complete success! Money raised supports the BBV Junior Golf Program, golf course facility improvements, and Golf Club activities. It’s a win-win event for the entire Village! Please see the enclosed insert for special acknowledgements Birch Bay PGA Championship results: On August 9-10, BBV golfers picked a PGA professional as their partner in the Birch Bay PGA Championship tournament. Although he did not pick the actual PGA Championship winner (Rory McIlroy), Ken Hecker and “partner” Phil Mickelson took the local victory. Our local winners (net scores) were: 1st Place – Ken Hecker/Phil Mickelson (249); 2nd Place – Anne Brown/Jim Furyk (257); 3rd Place – Joe Holdridge/Steve Stricker (258); 4th Place – Pat Wood/Jason Day (260). BBV Club Championship: The 36-hole, two-day BBV Club Championship tournament was held on August 23-24 (after the 8/21 deadline for Bulletin copy). Official results for the Men’s and Ladies’ low gross and low net winners will appear in the October 2014 BBV Bulletin. Until then, congratulations to the winners and thanks to all participants and individuals who helped organize the tournament and the post-tournament “picnic”. Junior Golf Program wraps up: An active 2014 Junior Golf Program season has come to an end. Weekly clinics, held each Friday starting July 11th, allowed for maximum participation by Village youth…some continuous, some occasional. Youth visiting BBV family members were fre-

GOLF NEWS quent attendees. Attendance was about 15 youths at its peak. The program wrapped up on August 29 with a tour-nament and BBQ. How fun! Please encourage the youth of your family to make it out next year. Mark your calendar!: Sept. 6: Birch Bay Invitational (6 holes scramble, 6 holes best ball, 6 holes alternate shot; 2-person team best ball, invite a friend to be your partner; $20/team) Sept. 12: BBV Golf Club Fall General Meeting (dinner @ 6:30pm, meeting @ 7:30pm, all follow Friday Night Cou-ples) Sept. 22: Birch Bay Par 3 Championship (18 par-3 holes from 100 – 226 yards, $10); Sept. 28: US vs. Canada (team match play; $5)

It's back to PIZZA, salad and dessert this month. I think we have missed the simplicity of ordering that pizza, sitting around talking and enjoying the group. Let's get it back to basics this month so we can embark on a busy fall and win-ter. September 15th, 5:30pm is the date and time for fun and good food! Summer in the Village has been a fun experience with kids, grandkids, and lots of company. Time to exhale and enjoy the upcoming fall colors, cooler weather, beautiful moun-tain and bay views! Let your new neighbors or friends that have not been to pizza, know it's a great way to meet every-one. Give them an invite! See you Sept.15th . Bring a pizza, salad or dessert to share and we will supply everything else. Char 371-2929

PIZZA NIGHT

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BBV BULLETIN PRODUCTION DEADLINE NO LATER THAN 4PM OF THE 21st e-mail articles, classi-

fieds & ads to contactus@bbvcc.com READER BOARD ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE NOW

THROUGH THE OFFICE 371-7744 (If the 21st falls on a weekend info is due the Friday before)

PICKLEBALL CLUB We've been enjoying our newly painted Pickleball courts. Have also received good comments from the basketball players for the new paint and nets on the Basketball court. The Pickleball Schedule is posted on the dedicated Pick-leball Court, a schedule will also be posted on the Basket-ball court by the office soon. All are welcome. To celebrate our new dedicated Pickleball court, we plan to place a Pickleball Logo on the fence. The design of that Logo is up to the members. Drop off your creative Pickleball Logo designs at the BBV Office by September 15th & we'll pick a winner. List your name, phone num-ber & email address for contact. A potluck dinner at the Clubhouse is planned for Sep-tember for all to meet & discuss play schedules & other ideas for our Club. You will be notified of available dates by email. Please advise us of your interest in this. A new Pickleball Sleeve holder with Pickleballs is now on the inside fence by the gate of the new Pickleball court. Thanks go to Deon Wiechmann for his skillful work & Bud Meltsner for the new Pickleballs. To help share these types of costs, we are asking members for a $5 cash donation. Please place it in an envelope with your name & email address so we can confirm receipt. You can give it to Judy Wiechmann, our temporary Treasurer, 8043 Chinook Way, 371-9906, or Don Clark, 8031 Chinook Way, 371-2743. Anyone interested in serving as Tempo-rary Treasurer when Judy heads south, let us know. Thanks for your help. See you on the courts.

WALKERS AND RUNNERS Our Village is a perfect place for seeing all the wildlife, landscapes and gardens while walking and running. While it's great fun and exercise, please remember to do it safely by staying on the left side of the road facing traffic to see what could hit you. It's not only safe, but also the Wash-ington state law, ( RCW 46.61.250 ) Google it. Now go out and enjoy-safely.

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