Office Closure - Birch Bay Village Office reopens on Mon, April 4!

Golf Shop Opens - Weekends (Fri - Sun) starting April 1. 7-days/week as of April 15

Vessel Safety Awareness Day - Sat, April 2. Sign up D dock. Page 2 has more details

Village Wide Yard Sale - Sat, April 9, 9:30am to 2:30pm. Sign up by April 6. Page 4

Social Club Plant Exchange - Sat, April 16. See Page 3 on how to participate

Easter Egg Hunt - Sat, April 23 at 1pm SHARP! See article above for more info

Hat Decorating Class - Fri, April 29. From 11am to 3pm at the Clubhouse

OVER THE HORIZON: Mark your calendars Opening Day Yacht Club - Sat, May 7. Begins at 4pm. See next month’s bulletin

Mother’s Day Duffer’s Scramble - Sun, May 8. $5 a person. Check out Page 6

POINTS OF INTEREST...

INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Kids Activities. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Security Committee . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Yacht Club News. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Bridge Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Committee Members Wanted . . . . . 2

Social Club News . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Adult Poker Night . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Pizza Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Art Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Village-Wide Yard Sale . . . . . . . . . 4

Computer Training Sessions . . . . . . 5

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

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

Morning Coffee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Thank you to Volunteers & Staff . . . 6

Music Group. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

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

DATES OF INTEREST: Last Social Club Breakfast . . . . . Apr 2

Vessel Safety Awareness . . . . . . Apr 2

Kids Activities . . . . . . . . . . . Apr 4

Music Group: Sing Along . . . . . . Apr 4

Office Reopens . . . . . . . . . . . . Apr 4

Architectural Meeting . . . . . . . . Apr 5

Lakes Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . Apr 6

Bridge Luncheon . . . . . . . . . . Apr 7

Music Group: Bluegrass Jam. . . . Apr 7

Computer Training . . . . . . . . . Apr 7

Quilting & Crafting . . . . . . . . Apr 8

Village Wide Yard Sale . . . . . . . Apr 9

Adult Poker Night . . . . . . . . . Apr 10

Social Club Meeting. . . . . . . . . Apr 11

Music Group: Jammin 4 Fun. . . . Apr 11

Marina Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . Apr 12

Roads & Drainage Meeting . . . . . Apr 14

Golf Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . Apr 14

Kids Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . Apr 14

Wine Tasting . . . . . . . . . . . . Apr 15

Social Club Plant Exchange . . . . Apr 16

Pizza Etc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Apr 18

Chick Flick. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Apr 19

Computer Training. . . . . . . . . . Apr 20

Board of Directors Meeting. . . . . Apr 21

Bunco. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Apr 22

Easter Egg Hunt. . . . . . . . . . . Apr 23

Adult Poker Night. . . . . . . . . . Apr 24

Music Group: Jammin 4 Fun. . . . Apr 25

Quilting & Crafting. . . . . . . . . . Apr 28

Hat Decorating Session. . . . . . . Apr 29

Meet “Joe the Pro”. . . . . . . . . Apr 30

EVENTS: Safety Awareness - Apr 2

Village Yard Sale - Apr 9

SC Plant Exchange - Apr 16

Easter Egg Hunt - Apr 23

April 2011

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KIDS ACTIVITIES Monday, April 4th and Thursday, April 14th from 3:00pm to 6:00pm: Our monthly drop in continues with games, crafts and Wii action. Come join in the fun. Parents are encouraged to stay and participate or send a snack for sharing. Easter Egg Hunt: Join us on Saturday the 23rd at the BBV Clubhouse for a fun after-noon. We’ll have an Easter themed craft, snacks and goodies for kids ages 0-12. Please

bring your own basket and an item or two for the Blaine Food Bank. The Hunt will start at 1:00pm SHARP! So don’t be late – or you might miss out on the fun! We can always use help with our monthly drop in or the Easter Egg Hunt. Please contact me at 360-922-0492 or bbvkids@yahoo.com. ~ Heather Rossfeld

Last year’s Easter Egg Hunt was a big success. The Clubhouse yard was sectioned off into age groups so that all the kids had a chance to get some Easter Eggs. Bring your child down on April 23 for the 2011 Easter Egg Hunt. See the Article below.

Page 2 Birch Bay Village Bulletin - April 2011

YACHT CLUB NEWS April 2nd is Vessel Safety Day. Members of the Coast Guard Auxiliary will be visiting our Marina to perform free safety inspections. Although this is a Yacht Club event, it is open to all boat owners in our Marina. A sign up sheet will be made available near the D dock. Please contact Don Hubert, donh1728@gmail.com, or call 360-510-6799 to express your interest. Summer cruises are being planned at this time. The Commo-dore’s Cruise will feature a tour of the beautiful San Juan Is-lands. Stays are planned at Deer Harbor, Friday Harbor, and Reid Harbor at Stuart Island. The Vice Commodore’s Cruise will be to the Canadian Gulf Islands and will feature several beautiful stops. If you are a member, please sign up for the cruises as they will be great fun for all. I encourage everyone in the Village to find a way to contrib-ute to the relief effort for the people of Japan. The effects of the devastating tsunami will be felt long into the future. Please refer to our web site (www.bbvyc.org) for more infor-mation about the club. Don Hubert, Commodore

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, April 7, 2011 at 11:30am in the Clubhouse. Novice & Newcomers to the Village are Welcome! Please bring a sandwich. Wine, coffee and dessert will be served. For reservation call Sue Knowlton at 371-5982. PRACTICE BRIDGE: Practice Bridge will be every Wednes-day morning from 10:45am to 12:15pm. Call Betty Brackett at 371-5393.

BRIDGE CLUB

COMMITTEE MEMBERS WANTED Address a Resume or Letter of Interest to the Committee of your choice and send it to the Office. The Office keeps Re-sumes and Letters on file for six (6) months. You can e-mail, mail or drop it off at the Office: e-mail: birchbayvil-lage@yahoo.com or send to 8055 Cowichan Road, Blaine, WA 98230, the Office hours are 8:00am to 4:00pm Monday to Friday, and 9:00am to 2:00pm on Saturday.

SECURITY COMMITTEE The Security Committee met on March 9th, 2011, and as part of normal business reviewed the recent changes made to traf-fic control devices in the Village. Initial concerns over these changes have not come true and things seem to be going well. One change that is having a positive effect is that our Security personnel were released from standing by at the lower gate during school bus pick-up and drop-off times. This was done to have Security watching for violations in other areas during these time periods. As a result some speeding drivers along Salish Road have been cited. Once word gets around that Security is out actively patrolling during these times and driv-ers are being cited, I'm sure this will help keep things under control. Due to the recent increases in fuel prices, coupled with the general economic situation, it behooves us to be extra careful about leaving valuables either in our vehicles or out in plain view around our homes. We do have occasional reports of the loss of power tools, or other easily carried items. Lock your vehicles and stow items out of sight. Everyone should consider installing locking gas caps, especially boat owners since there is often much more fuel available for the taking from boats than from vehicles. Our Security personnel are aware of the need to be more watchful and will do all that they can. But, we need to remember that we have one roving Security person covering some thirteen miles of streets in the Village and it is impossible for them to watch everything. It is up to all of us to be aware and to do what we can to make it harder for thieves to take things from us. For those who may not be aware, there has been a series of vandalism attacks at 8157 Cowichan Road over the past sev-eral months and we have asked everyone in that area to be especially watchful. These attacks have been reported to the Whatcom County Sheriff's Department and the investigation is ongoing. There has not been enough evidence gathered so far to focus on any particular person as a suspect. It does the community no good, and in fact is quite harmful, to speculate on who might be responsible. We have been assured that when enough evidence has been recovered to do so, arrests will be made and prosecution will follow. Until that happens we can best help by being watchful and reporting suspicious activity to Security. Spring is coming, sooner or later, and that means more peo-ple both young and old on our streets, so look out for them. Take care and be safe, Wayne McFee

Security Committee Chair

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Regular Meeting: The Social Club meets at 1:00pm on the 2nd Monday of every month at the Clubhouse. You are invit-ed to attend our next meeting on April 11th. Men as well as women are welcome. Come join us for coffee and see what is planned for the summer!! Saint Patrick’s Dinner: Many thanks go to Melanie and Lin-da for organizing, shopping, decorating, and cooking to give us such a great St. Patty’s dinner. The BBV music group pro-vided rollicking tunes to celebrate and everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Thanks to all who helped make this an-other terrific annual dinner event. LAST Breakfast: The Last Social Club breakfast of this sea-son is on April 2nd from 8:00am to 10:00am at the Club-house. A wonderful breakfast of biscuits and gravy, scram-bled eggs, pancakes, fruit, sweet rolls, juice, hot chocolate, coffee and tea will be served. The cost is $5 for adults and $2.50 for kids 12 and under. Visit with friends and neighbors around the table and share plans for the summer. A Donation jar for purchasing a portable wheelchair ramp for loan in the Village will be available so bring extra cash if you would like to donate. The Blaine Food Bank box will also be out for dona-tions. Thanks for your generosity. Remember, there will be no more breakfasts until September. Free Plant Exchange: There will be a FREE plant exchange on April 16th from 10:00am to 12:00pm at the Clubhouse. While working in your garden this spring, dig up all those plants that need dividing or removing and bring the extras to the Clubhouse to share or ex-change. Indoor and outdoor plants/flowers/trees are welcome. BBV gardening enthusiasts will be on hand to answer your gardening questions. Coffee and cookies will be available so come on down, even if you don’t have plants. This is a great oppor-tunity to start those landscaping projects. The plants left over will be donated to BBV for Karla to use around our Village. Chick Flick: The next Chick Flick will be April 19th at 7:00pm. The movie to be shown will be on the Reader Board in April. Bring your favorite drink, a comfortable chair and kick back, relax and enjoy a movie. Popcorn is served. Your ticket to the movie is an item or two for the Blaine Food Bank. Bunco: Come join the fun and visit with friends and neigh-bors over a good dice game. The next Bunco night will be April 22nd at 7:30pm. Call Jenny at 371-7682 to make sure you have a seat at a table. Bring an appetizer or dessert to share. Coffee and tea will be served or BYOB. The cost is $5 per person and the money will be given out as prizes.

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SOCIAL CLUB NEWS CONT’D

ART GROUP The Art group had a busy month with lots of fun and good creative work done. The high light of the month was the grand luncheon and farewell party for Katherine and Jack Graves who are moving to a life care retirement community in Redmond, WA. The member’s husbands and wives came to the party, and it was so special because many old members came to visit each other again. The group was started by Johnny Williams and Ena Grant in the late 1980’s. They both are gone now but are remembered with love and laughter. We Still have about 20 active members and we’d welcome any one interested to join us, every Tuesday 12:30pm to 3:30pm. Contact Linda Lockie for information at 371-8256.

BBV Kids Easter Egg Hunt: Heather and her Easter bun-nies will be hosting an Easter egg hunt at the Clubhouse on Saturday, April 23rd. Please look for the special announce-ment with all the details in this Bulletin, plus information on other BBV kid’s activities. MAY EVENT: Mark your calendars now for the annual Spring Salad Luncheon on May 19th. Details will be provided in the May Bulletin. 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 we would like to deliver to you. 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 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. If you or someone you know needs a "helping hand", please call Sandi at (H) 393-4601 or (C) 305-2354. We welcome the donation of sanitized used medical equipment in good condition, especially raised toilet seats and wheel chairs. These items are in high demand. Please remem-ber to return all borrowed equipment in a sanitized condition. A donation jar is appearing at various BBV activities to collect money to purchase a portable wheel chair ramp that can be loaned to BBV residents who need temporary help. If you would like to donate, ask your activity groups where you can drop your donations or contact Sandi at 393-4601. Food Bank Donations: The need for help is ongoing in the community. Non-perishable food items can be dropped off at the Clubhouse anytime it is open for any event. No food items with an expired ‘use by date’ will be accepted. Please do not forget you can also donate items for the Humane Society, such as old towels, treats, toys, dry and canned dog and cat food, collar and leashes, and creamy peanut butter for Kongs. The Social Club was able to deliver over 300 pounds of food to the Blaine Food Bank just in the last two months. Thank you for your donations and giving hearts.

ADULT POKER NIGHT Enjoy an evening of Texas Hold’Em. Be-ginners are welcome. We meet at the BBV Clubhouse every 2nd and 4th Sunday even-ing from 6:00 - 9:00pm. Contact Nancy Hilborn 933-1355.

Fifty-five to sixty people enjoyed a feast of corned beef and cabbage at our belated St. Patrick’s Day celebration in March. Thanks to all those who helped cook, set up and clean up. We had several new people come this month. Wel-come to you all. Many stayed to play cards so it was another successful evening. Our next pizza night will be Monday, April 18th at the Club-house. We would like to change the time slightly. There will be social hour at 5:30pm and dinner will be served at 6:00pm. This will give us more “talking time” and will give those who work more time to get there before dinner starts. We will try this for the summer to see how it works. The menu in April will be pizza for the first time in 6 months! Please bring a pizza, salad or dessert to share. Coffee and juice 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 board games. Or you can just visit with old and new friends. No reservations required. Call (933-4438) or e-mail me if you have any questions. Judy Sullivan

PIZZA GROUP

VILLAGE-WIDE YARD SALE The Annual Village-Wide Yard Sale will be on April 9th this year. If you wish to get your address on the Yard Sale Map, please contact the Office by April 6th! You can call 360-371-7744 or e-mail: birchbayvillage@yahoo.com. The time will be from 9:30am to 2:30pm, and it will be for Members and their guests only. Here’s hoping for great weather; have fun!

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Computer Training and Birch Bay Village Friend’s Directory: Several villagers have asked me to resume the computer train-ing sessions in the Community Center on alternate Weeks evenings. A tentative start date/time: starting Thursday, April 7th, 7:00pm to 9:00pm. If you wish to attend, please let me know what you’d like me to cover, by email or phone so I can prepare suitable material. (PC not Mac, except for internet topics.) Directory Booklets: A success, but could use updating and amending. If you are not familiar with the directory, it con-tains names, faces, contacts and interests of Villagers. To add an entry, please send a head & shoulders photo and details (see full sized sample below) to my email. I can easily modify existing entries.

Note: B: (Where Born), Res: Where you have lived. CF (etc)=Club Abbr. 2001 = Year moved to BBV. A Village only directory. Tom Kimberly 922-0121, usrtom1@comcast.net

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GOLF NEWS Golf shop opens – On April 1st (Fri.), a re-newed Golf Shop opens for business on week-ends (Fri. – Sun.), then daily starting April 15th. Advance tee times will guarantee desired starting times (371-2026). The 2011 Golf Club Member card (orange), the new 10-round golf card (white), or paid green fees, are now needed to play the course. Over the winter, the Golf Shop received new interior paint, new carpeting, an

expanded seating and TV area, and a new food service area that is open to the entire BBV community. So, whether you golf or not, come on in and enjoy the “in place” to be at BBV! Meet “Joe the Pro” & Golf Shop open house – On April 30th (Sat.), 2:00pm to 5:00pm, an Open House is scheduled for all Villagers and guests to see all the Golf Shop improve-ments and meet Joe Holdridge, BBV’s new Golf Shop man-ager and course pro. The event is open to all Villagers and guests. Refreshments provided! Meet and talk with Joe, mem-bers of the Golf Committee and available staff. Learn what’s planned for the coming golf season and beyond. Share your own thoughts for the golf course, the Golf Shop, and any golfing activities you’d like to see take place. See you there! Mother’s Day Duffer’s Scramble – On May 8th (Sun.), take “the lady of the house” out for a fun, low-cost round of golf at the annual Duffer’s Scramble. Better yet, take the whole family – the more the merrier – or team up with a buddy. The cost is only $5 per person and green fees are waived! The food is free and everyone wins a prize. There’s not a bet-ter deal around, so make this Mother’s Day a day to remem-ber! The May 2011 Bulletin and signs to be posted at the Of-fice, Clubhouse and Golf Shop will provide more details. All BBV residents and guests are welcome. BBV Men’s Golf Club – The BBV Men’s Golf Club is scheduled to start play around mid-May, Thursdays, at 9:00am (8:30am report). Watch this space or check the Golf Shop bulletin board for the official start date. Reminder to all motorized golf cart users – A paid “trail fee” is required whenever using a motorized golf cart on the golf course. Motorized golf carts must now display the 2011 trail fee decal ($80) or pay a 1-day trail fee ($5). Spring-play reminders – The sun is out more often now, but the course is still quite soggy in areas. And, occasionally, we have a frosty morning; please do not tee off until the frost melts. Keep motorized carts on the paved/graveled pathways to avoid damaging wet fairways, carry sand to fill fairway div-ots, and repair ball marks on the greens. Please help keep our special BBV golf course in good playing shape.

Community-wide reminder – For your own personal safety and course preservation, please be aware that the golf course may not be used for non-golfing activities such as walking, jogging, bicycling, remote-control vehicle operation, kite fly-ing, sandbox play, and so on. Thanks for your cooperation. Golf Committee meetings resume – The Golf Committee resumes its monthly meetings on April 14th, 2:00pm, Golf Shop. Meetings are scheduled for the 2nd Thursday of each month, April through October. Anyone may attend these meetings. One vacant position remains on the Golf Com-mittee; if interested, please contact the BBV Office or Jim Macmillan, chairperson (371-2933). See you on the tee at BBV!

PS. If you would like to get on the Joe Golf Pro e-mail distri-bution list, please give your e-mail to either the BBVCC Of-fice or Joe himself when you see him. Thank you!

GOLF NEWS CONTINUED

The Early Birds Coffee is the place to meet and have a piping hot cup of "Joe" and a muffin. Please come and join some great men and women of the Vil-lage for a lively conversation of the days events. Get your day started with a smile! Coffee is on and going from 8:00am to 10:00am every Tuesday and Thursday morning (except the 4th Thursday) at the Clubhouse.

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BBV VOLUNTEERS AND STAFF On behalf of Crawford & Elly Mclennan , Mark & Maureen Posch of Salish Road, we wish to thank, Sandra, Ken, Skip, Jim, Bobby, Tanner, Jeff, Harry, Cliff, Terry and Andy for all your hard work and time to resolve our water (flooding) is-sues. When a community has willing volunteers and neighbors to assist others in need, it should be appreciated and we cer-tainly do. Sincerely, Crawford, Elly, Mark and Maureen

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The music group had a great time at the March 12th Irish Sessions, thanks to a wonderful audience. The 50-some peo-ple who attended really knew how to have a good time! Our sincere thanks to all who came to enjoy the sessions with us. Be sure to stop by and thank our sponsors--Noisy Neighbor Music, Mike Kent, The Market at Birch Bay, the Bay Center Market--for their support of BBV's Irish Sessions. Our kids' sessions were sparsely attended, but those who came had fun singing songs with us, coloring pictures of mythical creatures, and winning prizes. Guest musicians Rick Whitaker and Wayne McFee entertained with “Patty McGinty's Goat” and some good old Irish music on flute and guitar. Our younger guests treated us to a couple of rounds of “Jingle Bells.” We're hoping we'll see more musicians at next year's after-noon sessions. A glaring omission on my part was failing to introduce our group at the Pubhouse Session: Sherrie Bakke on fiddle, man-dolin and Irish drum; Agnes Doutre on vocals and guitar; Chris Doutre on keyboard; myself (Cathy Gort) on vocals, mandolin and fiddle; Rich Gort on vocals and guitar; Eric Holmquist on vocals, harmonica, guitar and Irish drum; Steve Hyde on mandolin; Tom Kimberly on vocals; Judy Osman, vocals, hospitality and kids' activities; Jim Young on vocals. It's a stalwart group that managed to hold up through 3-4 hours of afternoon activities, followed by an evening perfor-mance of 2 ½ hours. I'm sure there were more aching feet and legs than just mine! This was our first annual Irish Ses-sions, and we plan to be back next year with more rousing, funny and tear-jerking songs. If you have any favorite Irish songs you'd like us to work on, email your request to cathy@gorts.com. Any song by, for, about, or in some way connected or seemingly connected to the Irish is fair game. On March 19th we were pleased to perform some Irish songs for the Social Club's annual St. Pat's Day dinner, and enjoy a wonderful corned beef dinner. We want to thank the Social Club for their ongoing support of our music program. We enjoy the camaraderie and the opportunity to share our mu-sic. Our music nights for the next couple of months will concentrate on “popular” music classics, with Agnes Doutre sharing many of the songs that she knows from that genre. We'll also mix in a few folk and traditional American songs. At this point we have no performance scheduled until next Christmas, but watch the newsletter. If we decide to do something, we'll announce it here. Monday Night Music is held at 7:00pm at the Clubhouse, every Monday night except the 3rd Monday of the month (which is pizza night). We're also holding a special bluegrass jam, Thursday, April 7th, at 1:00pm to 4:00pm at the Clubhouse. All are welcome to come and listen, and anyone who sings or plays an instru-ment is welcome to join. For more information, call Cathy at 371-3852.

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CALENDAR OF CLUBHOUSE USAGE (Unless otherwise noted)

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 Exercise 9-10:15am

2 Social Club Breakfast 8-10am Vessel Safety Day

3 4 Exercise 9-10:15am Kids Activities 3-6pm Sing Along 7pm

5 Early Brd Coffee 8am Art 12:30-3:30pm ACC 7pm

6 Exercise 9-10:15am Pr. Bridge 10:45am Dup Bridge 12:30pm Lakes 7pm

7 Early Brd Coffee 8am Bridge Lnch 11:30am Bluegrass Jam 1pm Computer Club 7pm

8 Exercise 9-10:15am Quilting 10:30am-5pm

9 Village Wide Yard Sale 9:30am-2:30pm

10 Adult Poker Night 6-9pm

11 Exercise 9-10:15am Social Club 1pm Jammin 4 Fun 7pm

12 Early Brd Coffee 8am Art 12:30-3:30pm Marina 7pm

13 Exercise 9-10:15am Pr. Bridge 10:45am Dup Bridge 12:30pm

14 Early Brd Coffee 8am Roads & Drainage 10am (Maint. Room) Golf 2pm (ProShp) Kids Activities 3-6pm

15 Exercise 9-10:15am Wine Tasting 7:30pm

16 Social Club Plant Exchange 10am-Noon

17 18 Exercise 9-10:15am Pizza Etc. 5:30pm

19 Early Brd Coffee 8am Art 12:30-3:30pm Chick Flick 7pm

20 Exercise 9-10:15am Pr. Bridge 10:45am Dup Bridge 12:30pm Computer Club 7pm

21 Early Brd Coffee 8am Board Meeting 7pm

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22 Exercise 9-10:15am Bunco 7:30pm

23 Easter Egg Hunt 1pm

24 Adult Poker Night 6-9pm

25 Exercise 9-10:15am Jammin 4 Fun 7pm

26 Early Brd Coffee 8am Art 12:30-3:30pm

27 Exercise 9-10:15am Pr. Bridge 10:45am Dup Bridge 12:30pm

28 Quilting 9am-5pm

29 Exercise 9-10:15am Hat Decorating 11am-3pm

30 Meet “Joe the Pro” 2-5pm (Pro Shop)

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