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IN THIS ISSUE

Welcome Letter

September Meeting

Baycliff Fall Festival

Pledge to Dredge

New Resident Directory

Directory Update Form

National Night Out

ABRC Pool Report

Dues Payments

Garden Club Meetings

Reading Club Report

VBCCO News

Neighborhood Watch

In Memoriam

Door to Door Solicitors

Neighborhood News

Baycliff Personal Ads

Entry Electrical Repairs

E-Cycling

VB Garden Festival

Luminaries

VB Parks & Rec News

VBCPS Calendar

City Fests & Events

Civic League Officers & Chairs

Bugle Briefs

Published Bi-Monthly by the Baycliff Civic League

Editor: Christine Westendorf ([email protected])

BAYCLIFF CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 7 PM

Alanton School Cafeteria

WELCOME FALL!

Hello Baycliff Friends and Neighbors,

It took some time for spring to end and bring us the warm weath-

er and all the activities that go along with summer. It’s a busy time of

year, and it’s now hard to believe it’s now almost over and time to

start thinking about getting ready for fall and the kids going back to

school or off to college.

The 6th Annual Baycliff National Night Out on August 5th was a

huge success! There were six block parties that included various

cook outs, drinks in the driveway, and entertainment featuring our

own Cooper Browning! The morning started out with rain, but it

cleared up to be a beautiful evening, and everyone had a great time.

At 7 p.m., the Virginia Beach Police Department arrived with Officer

McGruff, who joined in our vintage car and decorated bicycle and

stroller parade. Much fun was had by all ages! A BIG THANK YOU

to the many volunteers that coordinated, planned and prepared the

great food. Special thanks to all of the Block Captains and Sharon

Haring for organizing this event and for all they do all year long.

Mark your calendar and join your neighbors at our next events!

The Fall Festival is scheduled for Sunday, October 19th. Anne Wright

has volunteered to be the Committee Chairman coordinating this

event. Be sure to also save the date for our annual Santa Visit on

Saturday, December 20th.

Our next civic league meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, Sep-

tember 17th, at 7 p.m. in the Alanton Elementary School Cafeteria.

We invite everyone to come help us plan for the coming year. We still

need a civic league president and first vice-president, both key leader-

ship roles, as well as several chairpersons. If you would like to play a

pivotal role in shaping our community’s future or chair an event,

please come and learn more! All residents are encouraged to attend

this meeting and to help keep Baycliff a wonderful place to live.

Best Regards,

Janie Cecelic

Second Vice President

Baycliff Civic League


BAYCLIFF FAMILY SPONSORS WE SINCERELY THANK THE GENEROUS SPONSORS

OF THE 2013 BAYCLIFF RESIDENTS DIRECTORY!

PLATINUM

Jane and Larry Waters Ruth and John Kablach

Mary and Jerry Chapmon Mary Pat and Michael Reda

Susannah and Teddy Uroskie Johanna Denno and Edward Deanes

Christine and Bill Westendorf Sandy and David Markowski

Susan and George Moritz Sheila and Steve Magula JoAnne and Louis Latham Shannon and Gary Bartel

GOLD

Jarrett and Ron Zoby Frances and Dick Zahn

Rosemary and John Hogan Deanna and Henry Thompson

Judy and Charles Wooten Leslie and Brian Baker

Sharlene Rist

Betty Douglas Ines and Al Belbusti

Linda and Skip Brown Sandy and Jerry Parsons

Melissa and Brian Bonfiglio Rosalie and Mort Haight

Ashley and Steve Jo Bessie Durkowski

Ruth and Ed DeLong Kat and Mike Coughlin Donna and Jay Bennett

Jenny and Trey Huelsberg Sue and Kenton Patrick Sharon and Joe Haring Marie and Al Fancher

SILVER

Candi and Bob Swink Mary and Ray Daddio

Cindy and Rocky Lackore Jennie and Winston Williams Debbie and John McLaughlin Margaret and Bob Simmons

Anne and Chas Wright Paula and David Hirst

Melanie Harris


AN APPEAL TO

THE BAYCLIFF COMMUNITY

Richard Dunning, Chairman Baycliff Dredging

[email protected]

For the last two years, the Baycliff Dredging Committee has worked very hard to inform its

neighbors on the condition of our shared waterway, Mill Dam Creek. We have met regularly with the

Baycliff Civic League Executive Board; presented numerous presentations at private homes; provid-

ed information at Baycliff Civic League meetings, in the Baycliff Bugle, resident mailings, and on

Baycliffwatch; surveyed homeowners; and met with city council and other city officials.

The dredging committee conducted a neighborhood-wide survey, which indicated overwhelming

support (77 percent of respondents), favoring dredging Mill Dam Creek. As a result of the over-

whelming support for dredging, the dredging committee evaluated a city SSD (special service dis-

trict) dredging proposal, and due to costs, proposed our own self-directed dredging initiative.

In order to keep our residents informed and abreast of matters, we set up our own Facebook

website, https://www.facebook.com/Baycliff.Dredging. To provide individual feedback, we set up our

own email address [email protected] .

Now it’s time for all our neighbors to do their part and tell us via their pledge card if they are will-

ing to proceed with this initiative or fail. Even if you don’t support this initiative, we want to hear back

from you. If you have not done so already, would you please consider doing your share to support

Pledge to Dredge with the suggested pledge amount for your household? All residents’ financial

support is needed! Please do not send us any money yet, as we are presently gauging community

support. We are almost ½ way to our goal; we have pledges of $139,310 of the $300,000 needed to

proceed. Once we have met our goal and have sent out binding pledge cards, households will have

up to two years to pay the balance. Pledges can be sent in monthly, quarterly, or all at once.

My neighbors Paul and Ginger Hryskanich own two homes on Mill Dam Creek. Paul and Ginger

are retired and have lived in Baycliff many years. They are wonderful neighbors. They recognize

the need to save our waterway. Their pledge at the Admirals Club level (two times) is a significant

investment. Paul and Ginger see their pledge as an investment to ensure that their grandkids will

have a non-tidal restrictive navigable water way to enjoy when they grow up.

We would like to thank those neighbors who have SACRIFICIALLY pledged. We still have not

heard from 67 percent of our community. Based on our analysis of pledges to date, those house-

holds on Mill Dam Creek and its canals are the KEY to whether this matter succeeds or fails,... AND

these are the homeowners who have most to gain. Although this matter is strictly voluntary, if the

households on Mill Dam Creek and its canals would give their suggested pledge, this initiative would

reach its goal.

Please fill out the included Pledge to Dredge Card below and send it in to 2013 Wood Hollow

Cove, VA. Beach, VA 23454 or contact us by email at [email protected] . Unless we

reach our goal (currently 300K), Pledge to Dredge will end on September 30, 2014. Now is your

household’s last chance to be go on record to support this matter. We have NEVER been closer.

Please “Pledge to Dredge Mill Dam Creek,” ensuring Baycliff’s future as a waterfront community

and strengthening Baycliff property values!

https://www.facebook.com/Baycliff.Dredging

mailto:[email protected]



Paul and Ginger Hryskanich 2017 Wood Hollow Cv Admirals Club Joe and Tina Kuklica 2009 Bay Breeze Ct. Dock Club

Paul and Ginger Hryskanich 2016 Wood Hollow Cv Admirals Club Earl and Debbie Inge 1612 Bay Breeze Dr Dock Club

Walter and Barbara Kalman 1529 Bay Point Dr. Admirals Club Ron and Jarrett Zoby 1604 Bay Breeze Dr Dock Club

Rita Consolvo 2040 Echo Cv. Admirals Club Waller and Anne Taylor 1657 Bay Point Dr. Dock Club

Al and Marie Fancher 2036 Echo Cv. Admirals Club Ken Tompkins 1644 Bay Point Dr. Dock Club

George Van Houten 2035 Echo Cv. Admirals Club Trey and Jenny Huelsberg 1608 Bay Point Dr. Dock Club

Paul and Cindy Carey 2008 Inland Cv Admirals Club Larry and Jane Waters 1600 Bay Point Dr. Dock Club

Jim and Jane Cecelic 2005 Inland Cv Admirals Club Art and Marcia De La Ossa 1568 Bay Point Dr. Dock Club

Fred Stitik 2024 Seafarer Cv. Admirals Club Kevin and Maureen Uhrich 1396 Baycliff Dr. Dock Club

Henry and Deanna Thompson 2013 Seafarer Cv. Admirals Club Sue and Kenton Patrick 1349 Baycliff Dr. Dock Club

Joe and Roberta Dobson 2036 Sunset Point Admirals Club Jesse and Lauren Faisant 1317 Baycliff Dr. Dock Club

Bill and Christine Westendorf 2028 Sunset Point Admirals Club Marty and Janice Ray 1304 Baycliff Dr. Dock Club

Richard and Nancy Dunning 2013 Wood Hollow Cv Admirals Club Judy and Charlie Wooten 1513 Baycliff Ln Dock Club

John and Martha Wallace 2012 Wood Hollow Cv Admirals Club James Duff 1509 Baycliff Ln Dock Club

Andrew and Lori Reid 2020 Bay Breeze Cv Captains Club Robert and Jill Frazier 1500 Baycliff Ln Dock Club

Kim and Ken Cavallari 1541 Hidden Cv Captains Club Bill and Maile Hildenbrand 2025 Echo Cv. Dock Club

George and Susan Moritz 1529 Hidden Cv Captains Club Michael and Mary Pat Reda 1544 Hidden Cv Dock Club

Albert Belbusti 1521 Hidden Cv Captains Club John Mark and Liz Serre 2004 Seafarer Cv. Dock Club

John Amick 1513 Hidden Cv Captains Club John and Rosemary Hogan 1537 Seafarer Ln Dock Club

Ryan and Kerri Joyce 2012 Inland Cv Captains Club Jim and Dale Browning 2004 Wood Hollow Cv Dock Club

Andrew and Maureen Kallgren 2008 Seafarer Cv. Captains Club Betty Douglas 1900 Windjammer Ct. Other

Charles Nichols 2008 Bay Breeze Ct. Mariners Club Ron and Martha Filer 2001 Wood Hollow Cv Other

Graham and Pam Fox 2028 Bay Breeze Cv Mariners Club Bruce and Lisa Rosenfeld 1556 Seafarer Ln Other

Massoum and Mehriran Moayery 1625 Bay Breeze Dr Mariners Club Dee and Lucian Clare 1909 Crestview Ldg Other

Jason and Donna Bennett 1593 Bay Point Dr. Mariners Club Gary and Margee Brown 2000 Bay Breeze Ct. Other

Jerry and Sandy Parsons 1552 Bay Point Dr. Mariners Club Allan and Rose Berg 1540 Bay Point Dr. Other

Gil and Dee Carpenter 1533 Bay Point Dr. Mariners Club Bill and Kelly Seith 1905 Windjammer Ct. Other

Mike and Kat Coughlin 1516 Bay Point Dr. Mariners Club David and Kathy Gladstone 2037 Bay Breeze Cv Other

David and Sandra Markowski 1513 Bay Point Dr. Mariners Club Michael and MaryTourault 2021 Bay Breeze Cv Other

Michael and Cyndie Perry 1501 Bay Point Dr. Mariners Club Paige O'Shaughnessy 1548 Bay Point Dr. Other

Frank and Cathy Cunningham 1504 Baycliff Ct Mariners Club Steve and Jennifer Kamarek 1508 Baycliff Ln Other

Pat and Eileen Genzler 1360 Baycliff Dr Mariners Club Edgar and Ruth DeLong 1500 Hidden Cv Other

Thomas and Patricia Chafin 1336 Baycliff Dr. Mariners Club Cameron and Susanne Dye 1901 Windjammer Ct. Other

Gary and Tina Henry 1900 Crestview Ldg Mariners Club Joel and Gail Flax 1609 Bay Point Dr. Other

Dave and Beth Johnston 2032 Echo Cv. Mariners Club Skip and Linda Brown 1337 Baycliff Dr. Other

Jeff and Mary Leidy 1549 Hidden Cv Mariners Club Gary Bartel 1325 Baycliff Dr. Other

Pat and Kathy Herman 1533 Hidden Cv Mariners Club Barbara Hancock 1532 Seafarer Cv. Other

Teddy and Susannah Uroskie 2017 Seafarer Cv. Mariners Club Virgina Baxter 1902 Crestview Ldg Other

Oscar and Sally Herzer 2005 Sunset Ct Mariners Club

Richard and Frances Zahn 2033 Sunset Point Mariners Club

We would like to recognize the following families and individuals for their selfless support of Baycliff’s Pledge to Dredge.


BAYCLIFF PLEDGE T0 DREDGE!

It is suggested that all households bordering Mill Dam Creek or its canals pledge at the Admirals or Captains Club Level, and all other households pledge to either the Mariners Club or Dock Club. For addi-tional information, please email “Baycliff Dredging” at [email protected] If you do not support the Dredging initiative, it is important that we know that as well. This is needed to gauge how much solid neighborhood-wide support we have. Please check your level of support and return your pledge to Dredg-ing Chairman Richard Dunning, 2013 Wood Hollow Cove, before September 30, 2014. Thank you.

ADMIRALS CLUB - If you donate $5000 or more, you get a transferable LIFETIME MEMBER SHIP in the Yacht Club/ no boat ramp fees for you or whoever buys your home forever.

CAPTAINS CLUB - If you donate $2500, you get 15 years of boat ramp fee forgiveness (15 X $50= $750), which is 30% return of what your family has donated.

MARINERS CLUB - If you donate $1000, you get 5 years of boat ramp fee forgiveness (5 X $50= $250), which is 25% return of what your family has donated.

DOCK CLUB - If you donate $500, you get 2 years of boat ramp fee forgiveness (2 X $50= $100), which is 20% return of what your family has donated.

OTHER DONATION: $_________

I DO NOT SUPPORT THE BAYCLIFF DREDGING INITIATIVE.

Name: _____________________________________________ Telephone #:_______________________

Street Address: ________________________________________________________________________

Email Address: _________________________________________________________________________

PLEDGE TO DREDGE ENDS SEPTEMBER 30TH! Richard Dunning, Chairman of Dredging Committee email “baycliff dredging” at [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/Baycliff.Dredging

Mill Dam Canal and the Baycliff boat ramp provide deep water access to all Baycliff residents and are valuable community assets, providing us recreational opportunities that non-waterfront neighbor-hoods cannot offer. The fun and convenience of being able to boat, jet ski, paddle board or fish so close to home make Baycliff a sought-after place to live and significantly increase our property values. However, in the four decades since the original dredging, tons of silt have accumulated and now se-verely limit the ability to use the boating canal and ramp at low tide. To correct this, the Baycliff Civic League has launched a self-dredging initiative. By working together, residents can raise the needed funds to redredge and restore our canal, ensuring Baycliff’s future as a desirable waterfront community. We ask all Baycliff households to promptly mail or drop off their pledge form indicating their pledge amount or intent not to pledge to Richard Dunning, 2013 Wood Hollow Cove, before Sep-tember 30th. You can also email this information to [email protected] Based on the response to this pledge campaign, we will know if there is enough financial support to continue further and get the necessary survey, permits, and counsel. We will also ask all participants to then sign a binding agreement to ensure that there is not a funding shortfall. As an incentive to donors, the boat ramp fee will be partially waived (see below), depending on the amount of pledge. Half of the pledge amount will be due on June 1, 2015, and the remainder will be due on June 1, 2016. All funds will be secured in a separate money market account. In accordance with Baycliff civic league by-laws, no funds over $1,000 will be spent without the recommendation of the Bay-cliff Civic League Executive Board and an approval vote by residents. In both June 2015 and June 2016, we will assess whether we are collecting sufficient funds to keep moving forward. If not, we will not proceed, and remaining funds will be returned to residents. Money for pledges may be given throughout the two-year time frame via the Baycliff treasurer.


https://www.facebook.com/Baycliff.Dredging



Our Baycliff Resident Directory is being updated for 2015. Our directory is published every two years

and distributed FREE to every Baycliff home as a token of good will from the civic league. It lets us know

who our neighbors are, discover common bonds, and easily get in touch with one another. This encour-

ages neighborhood friendships and also increases community security. Our directory information is also

sent to the police and the rescue squad and is used to update their data bases, helping us in emergencies.

Assist us by promptly returning your Baycliff Directory Update Form, which appears on page 11. WE NEED TO HEAR FROM YOU, even if it is only to confirm that you have no changes! If you are unsure

whether or not you have already responded, please check page 10 for a list of residents who have updat-ed. Please help us make the new directory accurate!

PLEASE BE SURE TO PROVIDE YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS so we can include you in Baycliffwatch and send you crime and safety alerts, civic league and community announcements. Your e-mail address

will not be listed in the directory and only used for civic league communications. You can learn more about

Baycliffwatch at www.baycliff.net If you are moving, we would be most grateful if you would notify us

ASAP and give this form to the NEW RESIDENT.

Publishing the directory takes the volunteers who generously produce this publication hundreds of

hours of their personal time and costs well over a thousand dollars. Publication costs are underwritten by

family sponsorships and by business ads sold by Baycliff volunteers. The civic league desperately needs a

Chairman to head the Advertising Committee and individuals to assist in getting business advertisers.

Many Baycliff neighbors are already supporting our publications through Baycliff Family Sponsorships

or business ads, and we sincerely thank them! Become a family sponsor with a donation of $25 to $100! If you are not already doing so, consider backing us as a family sponsor, placing an ad for your own com-

pany, or speaking to businesses your family uses and suggesting they advertise in the directory. By such

support, you boost Baycliff and enable the civic league to distribute the directory free.

Advertising in the directory is truly a great deal. Our directory is heavily used in homes for two whole

years and provides businesses with an inexpensive and effective way to tell us about their services. It also generates good will toward them as Baycliff supporters! A business card ad in the directory is only $15, a

quarter page ad is $25, a half page is $50, and a giant full page ad is $100. We also have special two year

combination “Directory Deal” ad packages for both the directory and newsletter that save advertisers 36%

off regular prices! For an advertising rate flier, to learn more about being a Family Sponsor, or to join the

Advertising Committee, please email [email protected] or call 481-5589.

PLEASE RECOMMEND CONTRACTORS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS! Michelle Baker

A list of “Recommended Contractors and Service Providers” is being prepared for the new 2015 Baycliff Neighborhood Directory. Many neighbors have already submitted businesses they believe have served them well. Thank you for your time and support in creating this valuable resource for our neighbor-hood! If you have had a first-rate experience with a contractor or service provider and believe they should be included on the list, please email the requested information below to Michelle Baker at [email protected] or call 460-1108 before the end of September 2014. Please provide the following information:

Name of Company

Contractor or Service Person’s Name

Contractor or Service Person’s Phone Number

Service Provided

Job Satisfaction: Good, Great, Excellent

Your Name as a Referring Person (optional)

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UPDATES FOR 2015 BAYCLIFF RESIDENT DIRECTORY RECEIVED 37% of Baycliff household have responded thus far!

Please double-check that we have received your updated information for the NEW 2015 Baycliff Resident Directory. WE NEED TO HEAR FROM EVERYONE, even it’s just to confirm that there are no changes in your previous listing. If your name is not listed, your directory update has not been re-ceived. Please complete the Directory Update Form on page 11 and return it, or contact Christine Westendorf at [email protected] or 481-5589. Thanks!

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NEW 2015 BAYCLIFF RESIDENT DIRECTORY “IN THE WORKS”!

WE NEED TO HEAR FROM YOU, even if it is only to confirm that you have no changes!

Your prompt cooperation will help this new edition of the directory be up-to-date and accurate. This is important to Baycliff's participation in Neighborhood Watch, as well as the City of Virginia Beach 911 system.

PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS FOR BAYCLIFFWATCH, which is used

to quickly disperse crime and safety alerts and civic league and community notices. As a cost control and energy saving measure, the civic league will soon switch to communication largely by e-mail and website. Your e-mail address will not be listed in the directory and will be kept private. You can learn more about Baycliffwatch at www.baycliff.net If you are moving, we would be very grateful if you would notify us ASAP and give this form to the NEW RESIDENT. THANK YOU! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2015 BAYCLIFF RESIDENT DIRECTORY INFORMATION

Please return to Christine Westendorf, 2028 Sunset Point, or e-mail [email protected] or call 481- 5589 with your information. Thank you!

►E-MAIL ADDRESS (Baycliffwatch): ____________________________________________◄

FIRST & LAST NAME of Man of the House: _________________________________________

Occupation: _____________________ Place of Employment: _________________________

FIRST & LAST NAME of Lady of the House: _________________________________________

Occupation: _____________________ Place of Employment: _________________________

STREET ADDRESS: ___________________________ Telephone #:______________________

CHILDREN IN THE HOME AGE ON JANUARY 1, 2015 SCHOOL / OCCUPATION

Birth Date for Infants

Name: ___________________________ Age: __________ _________________________ Name: ___________________________ Age: __________ _________________________ Name: ___________________________ Age: __________ _________________________ Name: ___________________________ Age: __________ _________________________

OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS IN HOME

Name: ___________________________ Relationship: ________________________________ Name: ___________________________ Relationship: ________________________________

SPECIAL INTERESTS OR HOBBIES: _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________

Our Baycliff Resident Directory includes a “Services Directory” with services (lawn mowing, yard work, vacation pet care, tutoring, music lessons, etc.) offered by our neighbors. We also have a popular BABYSITTER LIST, and parents are encouraged to list the names of their teens who babysit. The Babysitter List is an invaluable resource for our families with young children!

BABYSITTERS: ________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________

SPECIAL SERVICES: ____________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________

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BAYCLIFF NEIGHBORS COME TOGETHER FOR NATIONAL NIGHT OUT Sharon Haring, Neighborhood Watch Coordinator Photos by Mary Daddio, Henry Thompson, Dove Payman and Christine Westendorf View additional photos of National Night Out on page 15.

The weather could not have been better this year for our August 5th National Night Out! Heavy

morning rain cleared out, and we enjoyed sunny skies and warm breezes. Six areas enjoyed a vari-

ety of activities, which included cookouts, a potluck dinner, a chef-catered feast, drinks and hors

d'oeuvres in the driveway, and live entertainment provided by Cooper Browning.

Officer McGruff, the crime dog, arrived in time to ride in Joe Haring's '57 T-bird and serve as our

bicycle and stroller parade marshal. The children were also led by four more vintage cars driven by

Bill Westendorf (1960 Volvo 445), Ray Daddio (1976 Porsche 911), Gary Brown (1960 TR3), and

John Hogan (1991 Mazda Miata). After the parade, the children visited with the police officers and

received NNO bracelets, police badges, finger lights, tattoos, activity books, and pictures with Of-

ficer McGruff and his police escorts.

What made this year so special was that we had a large number of brand-new residents, and

this was a fantastic opportunity for established neighbors to greet the newcomers and let them see

how friendly Baycliff is. My deep appreciation goes to all the block captains and residents who put

together activities for their neighbors to enjoy. Sincerest thanks to photographers Christine Westen-

dorf, Henry Thompson, Dove Payman, and Mary Daddio, whose great photos captured wonderful

memories of this fun evening. Here's hoping some more block activities will sprout up on their own

and that next year will be bigger and better than ever!


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ABRC POOL AND SWIM TEAM NEWS

Steve Zahn, ABRC President

This summer we welcomed over sixty-two new member families to

our pool with an influx of families new to the neighborhood and a

number of empty nesters taking advantage of our significantly

reduced price “adult social membership.” Here are some of the highlights. If you are not a member,

we encourage you to contact us to learn why you should join.

Lap Swim: This year, we formalized the morning lap swim with a lifeguard and opened the pool at

6:00 a.m. three days a week for adults to come get their workout. It is a serene and beautiful place

to exercise, read the paper, and drink a cup of coffee.

Mighty Bolts: A major backbone of our pool is the summer swim league, a recreational league in

which anyone who can swim twenty-five meters unassisted can participate. While it is a summer

fun league and we have and welcome swimmers of all skill levels, we also have a large number of

swimmers who are standouts in the sport. Led by Coach Liz Stroud and her excellent staff, our

swimmers went 3 -1 on the season. The Bolts sent fifty-six swimmers to Divisionals to compete in

one hundred eight individual and fifteen relay events, and from there, thirty-six swimmers advanced

to the regional All Stars, participating in forty-three individual and ten relay events. Six of our swim-

mers placed in the top three in one or more All Stars events: Dara Duffy, Alex Lineberry, Ava

Hartman, Kayleigh Duffy, Annie Inghram, and Addison Cox; and five relay teams also placed.

Mighty Bolts swimmer Kayleigh Duffy set six new pool records, three of which were also Virginia

Beach Swim League records and two of which she did swimming up an age group. Records were

set in 8 and Under 50 Free, 25 Back, 25 Fly and 25 Breast, and in 10 and Under 50 Free and 25

Back. Nice work, Bolts!

Social Functions: We have held a number of social functions already this year and have more to

come into the fall and winter. Highlights included the School’s Out Party, July 4th Party (complete

with greased watermelon), Dive In Movie Night, Mighty Bolts Grill and Chill Potluck and Pep Rally

Parties, Grill and Chills, the 1st Occasional Margarita Contest, biweekly Ladies’ Nights and Beer

Club for Men gatherings, the 1st Occasional Cornhole Tournament, the annual Old Timers’ Party,

and many other random and often impromptu gatherings around the grill or with the volleyball net.

By the time you read this, we will have closed out the year with a second Dive In Movie night and a

Labor Day party, and we will host an adult party with a band on September 13nd

. Don’t let fall lull

you into hibernation as we will wrap the pavilion, fire up the heaters, and continue to socialize on

occasion.

Retaining Wall: This fall’s project will be maintenance of the retaining wall built by legendary 95

pound football coach and former member Snag Nesbitt in the early 1970s. We will need a number

of strong backs for this one, so please give us a few hours of hard labor this fall.

Thanks to All Volunteers: Finally, dozens of members donated significantly of their time and

talents to make the pool work again this year. There are too many to thank by name, but please

know that we all appreciate everyone who pitches in an hour or two here or there to maintain and

improve this pool. We are fortunate to have so many willing volunteers.

ABRC Board

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2014 Baycliff Civic League Membership Dues

We depend on ALL RESIDENTS to pay their annual dues and contribute to the upkeep of Baycliff and shared amenities. Your dues help pay numerous community expenses. These include the electric bill for our entry lighting and irrigation system, upkeep of acres of common land (mowing, plants, mulch, tree trimming, boat ramp clean up) and liability insurance. Dues also provide partial funds for needed Baycliff repairs and renovations, adult and children’s social events, this newsletter, and our new 2015 Baycliff Resident Directory. Without your support, the civic league lacks the funds necessary to keep Baycliff a great place to live and a well-maintained and attractive community. If you have not yet sent in your dues, please send in your contribution today. Thank you very much!

_______ Enclosed is $50.00 for my Civic League Membership.

_______ Enclosed is $35.00 for my Yacht Club Membership and Boat Ramp Key.

(To obtain a boat ramp key, first pay $50.00 dues and add $35.00 for key.)

_______ Enclosed is my DONATION toward: Dredging, Flowers, Events, or General

Community Improvements Fund.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: The Civic League Membership Year is January 1, 2014 through December 31, 2014. Please make your check payable to Baycliff Civic League.

Mail to John Mark Serré, Treasurer, at 2004 Seafarer Cove.

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAS ALREADY PAID THEIR DUES! IF YOU ARE UNSURE IF

YOU HAVE ALREADY PAID OR NOT, CHECK THE LIST ON PAGE 19 OR CALL 496-2810.

Get Involved in Your Community!

BAYCLIFF NEEDS YOU!

Newsletter - EDITOR, Reporters &

Delivery Assistance

Fall Festival Volunteers

Holiday Decorating of Entry

Luminary Celebration Chairman

Delivery Luminary Bags

Set up Entry Luminary Bags

Santa Visit (Set Up, Bakers, Serv-

ers, Santa’s Elves)

Host Home for Adult Holiday Party

Host & Hostess Helpers for Adult

Holiday Party

Executive Board Members


Please review this list to confirm that we have received your dues payment. Thank you!

2014 BAYCLIFF DUES PAID! THANK YOU!! John & Patricia Alspaugh John & Joan Fowler Lou & JoAnne Latham Bob & Margaret Simmons

Christopher & Karen Anderson Graham & Pam Fox Greg & Jane Law Larry & Anna Slade

Bob & Susan Anderson Robert E. & Jill Frazier Steve Lederman John & Cynthia Smith

Benjamin & Michelle Baker Eric & Alisa Frenck Jeff & Mary Leidy Gregg K. & Lee Ann Smith

Brian & Leslie Baker Barbara Gahagan Gary & Caroline Litchfield Thomas & Adrienne Soroka

R. T. & J. A. Baldwin Irene Galiotos "Chuck" & Nina Long Frank R. & Kathy Spadea

Nick & Marion Ballas Paul & Liz Gates John & Barbara Lovering Jason & Erin Stick

Mike & Sandi Barea Janet Gilbert Kent Lundgren & Karen Murphy Fred Stitik

Harry Barr Thomas & Lynn Giuffre Michael & Susan Lutte Mark & Karen Sullivan

Gary Bartel David & Kathy Gladstone Al & Martha Lyon Peggy Summs

Virginia Baxter Bruce & Sharon Goettel Jeff & Kristina Mack Bob & Candi Swink

Rob & Sally Beckett Marion Goodman & Mick Mullaney Steve & Sheila Magula Eddie & Stefanie Talley

Al & Ines Belbusti Mike & Jane Goshgarian Olive Malbon Khames & Casey Tawfik

Jay & Donna Bennett Michael & Nancy Halperin Eileen Malo Waller & Anne Taylor

Allan & Rose Berg Barbara Hancock David Markowski Jeffrey Taylor

Brian & Melissa Bonfiglio Joe & Sharon Haring Vincent & Rosemarie Martino Robert & Jennifer Taylor

Gary & Margee Brown J. Byrd & Christine Harris Melven & Susan Mathias Janelle Thomas

Skip & Linda Brown Melanie H. Harris Keith & Elizabeth Maurer Henry & Deanna Thompson

Jim & Dale Browning Rick & Carole Harris Emily McCrory Jay & Sandy Tischler

Charles & Ina Buffkin Gary & Tina Henry Chris & Paula McGowan Kim Tompkins

Paul & Debra Bunn Pat & Kathy Herman Bob & Kathy McNaughton Michael & Mary Tourault

Christie Butler Oz & Sally-Louise Herzer Pat Meakin Rob & Rhonda Trafton

Donald & Ann Calder Lawrence Heyworth IV Ritsa Merjos Herman & Liz Turk

Paul & Cindy Carey Bill & Maile Hildenbrand Massoum & Mary Moayery Kevin & Rene Uhrich

Gil & Dee Carpenter David & Meredith Hills Nick & Toni Montalto Teddy & Susannah Uroskie

Tom & Denise Caudron David & Paula Hirst George & Susan Moritz George Van Houten

Ken & Kim Cavallari John & Rosemary Hogan Charles & Ann Nichols John & Martha Wallace

Jim & Janie Cecelic Perry & Theresa Hohman Günther & Cacilia Oberlechner Ron & Karen Washburn

Tom & Pat Chafin John & Mary Cae Hryskanich Bob & Susie O'Donnell Larry & Jane Waters

George & Ourania Christodoulias Scratch & Ginger Hryskanich Mike & Janet Orzell Bill & Christine Westendorf

Lucian & Dee Clare Trey & Jenny Huelsberg Bill & Cookie Page J. Wheelin

Lee & Lois Collins Earl & Deborah Inge Jerry & Sandy Parsons Doug & Christina White

Rita Consolvo Sam & Lora Jackson Phil & Helga Pasqualino Carol Wickham & Joanne Filion

Mike & Kat Coughlin Jonathan S. & Dale H. Jacobs Gary & Dove Payman Carl Wickham

George & Helen Cox Steve & Ashley Jo Clarke & Lisa Payne Jack & Connie Wilkins

Frank & Cathy Cunningham Kate Johnson David Payne & Kathleen Gallivan Winston & Jennie Williams

Brian & Libby Czerlinsky David & Beth Johnston Carl & Connie Pennington Stuart & Debbi Williams

Ray & Mary Daddio Ryan & Kerrie Joyce Michael & Cyndie Perry Wayne & Liz Williams

Art & Marcia de la Ossa Chuck & Kerri Joyner Rose Pianin John & Sharon Williamson

Lorraine DeGiorgi John Kablach & Ruth Ciavarra Brett & Amber Pugsley Ellie Winn

Ed & Ruth DeLong Andy & Maureen Kallgren Marty & Janice Ray Ross & Miryam Woodson

Jim & Carole Dobberteen Walter & Barbara Kalman Bobby & Nancy Reckling Larry & Jane Woodward

Joe & Roberta Dobson Steve & Jen Kamarek Michael & Mary Pat Reda Charles & Judy Wooten

Betty Douglas Joseph & Joan Kamrad Andrew & Lori Reid Weaver Wrenn

Jim & Judy Duff Drew & Perry Katabian Ken Remington Dick & Frances Zahn

Richard & Nancy Dunning Glen & Bekki Keener John & Pam Rhode Ron & Jarrett Zoby

Jerry & Bessie Durkowski Dennis Kerley Rosemary Renstrom & Mary Henzuk

Greg & Donna Duvall Peter & Evelyn Kiebort John & Selden Richards

Cameron & Susanne Dye John & Brenda King Stephanie Robbins

Steven & Eileen Faggert Howard & Kathleen Kinlaw Craig & Cazzy Roberts

Al & Marie Fancher Andy & Mimi Kopassis Bruce & Lisa Rosenfeld

Ricky & Kathy Ferrar Brian & Ellen Krause Steve & Chris Sabo

Gene & Donna Feuerhahn Mike & Amy Kreider Mark Schalow

Ron & Martha Filer Joe & Tina Kuklica Mark & Crissy Scott

Preston & Carolee Fitzgerald Rock & Cindy Lackore Bill & Kelly Seith

Joel & Gail Flax Steve & Beth Lantz John Mark & Liz Serré


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Alanton - Baycliff Living The Garden Club

You are cordially invited to join us as

we launch our 2014 - 2015 season.

Autumn Welcome Luncheon September 11, 2014 - 10:00 a.m.

Home of Bev Farrell

1305 Five Points Road, 617-6299

Please bring a dish to share and a friend!

For additional information, please contact President Janice Ray at 481-7799.

Theme Fun, Friends, Flowers

& Foods

Thursday, October 9, 2014 - 10:00 A.M. Grace and Gratitude, an “Urban Homestead”

245 W. McGinnis Circle, Norfolk

Pumpkin Carving, Lunch Included

Thursday, November 13, 2014 - 10:00 A.M. Wycliffe Presbyterian Church, 1445 N. Great Neck Road

Tablescape Demonstration

Thursday, December 11, 2014 - 10:00 A.M.

Chinese Auction, Christmas Gift Exchange

Home of Christine Westendorf - 2028 Sunset Point

481-5589

Thursday, January 8, 2015 - 10:00 A.M.

Raffle and Covered Dish Luncheon

Home of Pam Fox - 2028 Bay Breeze Cove

496-0827

Alanton-Baycliff Living

2014-2015


STREET LIGHT OUT IN FRONT OF YOUR HOME?

It’s easy to report a burned out street light . Go to www.vbgov.com, click “Services” at the top of the Home Page, click on “Report a Problem,” click “Street Light Outage,” and then fill out and submit the short form, including the pole number and address location, to report an outage or other street light problem. Let’s keep Baycliff streets well lit and safe!

BAYCLIFF READING CLUB UPDATE Mary Daddio, Leader

The Baycliff Reading Club is approaching the end of it’s 11th

year since inception in 2003. We have enjoyed so many good

reads together and have formed lasting friendships. We welcome new members to our group! If

you would like to join us, please call Mary Daddio at 228-1175. Most months, we meet in the

Westendorf ‘s home, 2028 Sunset Point, on the second Tuesday night of each month at 6:30 p.m.

Upcoming books for the remainder of 2014 are:

September 9: Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline

October 14: Outliers: The Story of Success by Malcolm Gladwell

November 11: The Storyteller by Jodi Picoult

December 10: The Longest Ride by Nicholas Sparks

ABOUT 2-1-1 VIRGINIA

2-1-1 is an easy-to-remember phone number connecting everyone with free information on community services. A trained professional suggests sources of help in your community and statewide using one of the largest databases of health and human services in Virginia. All referrals are confidential, and you can also search for these same services at the 211virginia.org website.

Referrals include physical and mental health, employment, education, legal and consumer services, volunteering, housing, government, economic assistance, public safety, disaster relief, and a vast array of additional services.

BEE THE CHANGE! SAVE OUR BEES!

The mosquito spray used in our neighborhood by the city is toxic to bees and other desirable flying insects. People who want to save flying insects like bees and lighting bugs can call the city at 757-385-1470 and ask for Susan, and she will send out a red flag for your mail box to alert the truck to turn off the spray within so many feet of your property. Help save our bees!

PUT BAYCLIFF’S SANTA VISIT ON YOUR CALENDAR TODAY! SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2014, 2 P.M. (Rain Date: Sunday, December 21)

Co-Chairman Needed! Teens wanted to serve as Santa’s Elves! Also seeking assistance with set up, serving hot drinks, and baking cookies! To volunteer, please contact Chairman Janie Cecelic at 481-5465.

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VIRGINIA BEACH COUNCIL OF CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS REPORT John Hogan, Baycliff VBCCO Representative

The VBCCO is an umbrella organization uniting civic leagues and civic associa-

tions from neighborhoods city-wide. Its mission is to inform and empower citizens of

Virginia Beach and to assist civic groups in advocating for their community’s needs by

working with city government. VBCCO currently has representatives from nearly 100

civic leagues and associations, who together represent over 40,000 residents throughout Virginia

Beach. Meetings are open to the public and are held the third Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at

the Meyera E. Oberndorf Central Library auditorium at 4100 Virginia Beach Boulevard. Learn more at

www.vbcco.org

The VBCCO’s September meeting is unique. All Baycliff neighbors are invited to VBCCO’s PAR-

TY IN THE PARK ! This is a free picnic, and they have asked all individuals running for any office in

Virginia Beach to join us that evening, providing a great opportunity to meet them and ask them ques-

tions. Please join us on Thursday, September 18th, 6 p.m. until dusk at Mt. Trashmore Park in Shelters

1, 2, and 3. This should be a fun and informative meeting!!

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH Sharon Haring, Neighborhood Watch Coordinator

If you notice suspicious activity, please call the police! For a crime in

progress or activities of concern, please call 911 immediately. Your

quick actions may save you or a neighbor from being victimized. If you

discover you are a victim of crime, but an immediate response is not indicated, please call the police as

soon as possible at 385-5000, Option #1. This is the Virginia Beach Emergency Communication Cen-

ter, and you will speak to a dispatcher. It is very important that you file the brief crime report, as this

allows the police to determine patterns of crime in our area, is the basis for additional patrol cars being

sent out to prevent future incidents, and is a requirement for property loss insurance claims.

Once you have spoken to the police, notify Neighborhood Watch Coordinator Sharon Haring at 481-

5508 or contact her at [email protected] so she can broadcast a Baycliffwatch message through-

out the neighborhood so residents can be proactive and prevent further incidents.

NEW NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH BLOCK CAPTAINS

We sincerely thank Debbie Stephens and Mary Daddio for their years of

generous service as block captains. Debbie and Mary have now retired, and

we have two new block captains to replace them. Baycliff is fortunate to have many

civic minded residents!

Our Baycliff block captains report to Sharon Haring, Neighborhood Watch

Coordinator, educate new neighbors about our Neighborhood Watch crime prevention program, help

with National Night Out, and deliver the Baycliff Bugle to their assigned neighbors. Learn more about

Baycliff’s Neighborhood Watch Program on pages 11-14 of the 2013 Baycliff Resident Directory.

Dave and Kelly Christianson, 1352 Baycliff Drive, have stepped forward to serve their neigh-

bors at 1324, 1328, 1332, 1340, 1344, 1348, 1352, 1356 and 1360 Baycliff Drive. Lee Ann Smith,

2004 Bay Breeze Circle, is the new block captain for the sixteen homes on Bay Breeze Circle and Bay

Breeze Court. Please welcome and thank our newest block captains!

Sharon Haring proofread this edition of the Baycliff Bugle

Newsletter, and she is sincerely thanked for her generous assistance!

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BAYCLIFF SADDENED BY THE DEATH

OF MERRYANA W. KARVALA

Merryana W. Karvala joined the love of her life in heaven on May 17, 2014. She was born the youngest of 5 children in Corpus Christi, Texas, on September 11, 1930, to the late Marvin and An-na Wesson. Merryana graduated from Corpus Christi High School in 1948 and attended Del Mar Junior College. Merryana worked as a secretary and a realtor, but her greatest calling and vocation was that of a naval aviator's wife and mother of 4 children. She met and married her husband of fifty-six years, Captain Curt Karvala, in 1954 in Corpus Christi, Texas. Together they experienced eighteen moves in twenty-four years and many long deployments throughout Curt's naval career. Merryana was an active member and leader of Curt's various squadron and ship's wives' clubs. She was a member of Virginia Beach Community Chapel where fifteen years ago she began a Bible study called the Agape Group, which is still active and meeting today. Even though she con-sidered Virginia her home for the last forty-one years, Merryana was a true Texan at heart and loved her Dallas Cowboys! She enjoyed beautiful artwork, watercolor painting, reading, going to the beach, and feeding the birds in her backyard in Baycliff. She loved gardening and flower ar-ranging and was a member of the Alanton-Baycliff Garden Club. Merryana also served on the Young Life of Virginia Beach Committee for several years. Merryana was predeceased by her husband, Curt, and her four siblings: Alice Brown, Harold Wesson, Jimmie Wesson, and Marvin Wesson, Jr. She is survived by her daughter Leslie Boughton, daughter Susan Hill (Whit), son Chris Karvala (Kim) all of Virginia Beach and son David Karvala (Wendy) of Kitty Hawk, NC. She adored and doted on her twelve grandchildren: Marcia, Suzanne, Katie, Michael, Elizabeth, Leigh, Landon, Christian, Brynn, Blake, Taylor and Wes and eleven great-grandchildren: Quentin, Kelleigh, Kyla, Ashleigh, Tyler, Keara, Ayla, Matthew, Zane, Jett and Phoenix. She is also survived by her sister-in-law Gail Hallstrom and a host of nieces and nephews. Memorial contributions may be made to Virginia Beach Community Chapel, 1261 Laskin Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23451 or Young Life of Virginia Beach at virginiabeach.younglife.org

WHEN A SOLICITOR COMES TO YOUR DOOR…BUYER BEWARE!

The City of Virginia Beach has a law to help protect homeowners when solicitors come to the door. Solicitors must obtain and carry with them a police department-issued non-laminated plastic card displaying their photo and the name of the company they represent. The most common door-to-door solicitors are security alarm companies, home repair, and magazine subscription sales. Most are legitimate companies and will have the proper solicitor permit displayed. Please do not invite solicitors into your home until you are convinced they have properly identified themselves. If the sales offer sounds too good to be true, trust your instincts; they are probably right. If you post a “no soliciting” sign, be sure to also include “VIOLATORS WILL BE CHARGED WITH TRESPASSING.” If an individual continues to solicit after seeing such a sign, he or she can be charged with trespassing, but the homeowner/resident would need to prosecute and appear in court. Some solicitors, such as charitable, non-profit organizations and civic or religious organiza-tions are exempt and do not require a solicitor’s permit. However, those individuals are required to register with the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Affairs (VDACA). Such organi-zations can be verified online at www.vdacs.virginia.gov or by phone during business hours with the VDACA at (804) 786-2042. Report all suspicious individuals to the Police non-emergency number 385-5000.

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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS NOTES

POWER OUTAGE AT ENTRYWAY John Mark Serré , Safety and Improvements Chairman

Did you notice the traffic circle and entry sign lights were out during the month of June? Perhaps you noticed that the entry and traffic circle flower beds planted by the garden club and civic league and the grass were not as vibrant as they usually are due a lack of water. The cause of these circumstances was a downed overhead power line run-ning over Mill Dam Road to our utility pole. During the latter half of May, we presume a vehicle (such as a piece of construction equip-ment on a trailer) knocked down the line feeding our entry way, destroying the weather-head, con-duit and damaging the meter base. After receiving estimates from three electricians, the Baycliff Civic League Executive Board, with the assistance of resident electrical expert and retired electri-cian Bob Simmons, selected a contractor to make the required repairs. Once a permit was issued by the city to complete the work, the electrician promptly made the repairs and the City of Virginia Beach inspector approved the work. Then, shortly after that, Dominion Power reconnected the service to our weather head, and power was restored to the circle lighting,

AN OPEN LETTER TO MY BAYCLIFF NEIGHBORS

After about 40 years, I am saying farewell to my beloved

Baycliff. I have such great memories of developing this beautiful location on the high ground of Broad Bay in the Great Neck area and residing in our

wonderful neighborhood that stretches from its unique circular entrance to the 200+ acres that extend to the cliffs of the bay.

I often sit in my “Larry’s Man Cave,” named by my late wife Rachel, who by the

way also had a say in the naming of Baycliff (we met in Bayville in Long Island, N.Y). I believe Baycliff offers the greatest view in the Hampton Roads area overlooking

Broad Bay. It’s only about a mile and half from Bay Island and Sea Shore State Park and affords me privacy with a view of the nautical activity on the bay.

As an 83-year-old widower, it’s time for me to move on to the Atlantic Shores

Retirement Community, which offers independent living and assisted living as well as

a nursing home facility. Looking back, I would have enjoyed placing sidewalks throughout our neighborhood, but on second thought, I have always been proud to

drive home every day appreciating the presence of our larger lots for the 278 families who live here.

One of my dreams was to have one of my five Sancilio children move into my

home, but that will not happen at this time. So I am selling my castle and listing it with my granddaughter Christiania Grace Sancilio. I pray that the new owner will

have the peace, happiness, and joy that I have known in beautiful Baycliff.

As tears come to my eyes, I say goodbye for now.

Larry A. Sancilio

Note: Larry Sancilio’s new address is: 985 Fleet Drive, #662 Virginia Beach, Virginia 23454

Larry’s land phone number will be (757) 716-3190, and his email address remains the same: [email protected]

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FAREWELL AND BEST OF LUCK IN YOUR NEW HOMES!

A WARM HELLO TO OUR NEWEST NEIGHBORS!

✰ Lauren and Jesse Faisant , 1317 Baycliff Drive, and their children, Henry (3) and Luci (1)

✰ Eileen and and Patrick Genzler, 1360 Baycliff Drive

✰ Jeffrey Taylor, 2009 Bay Breeze Court

✰ Stephanie Robbins, 2013 Bay Breeze Cove

✰ Laura Prisinzano, 1565 Bay Breeze Drive

✰ Michael and Cindy Perry, 1501 Bay Point Drive

✰ Elizabeth and Keith Maurer, 1605 Bay Point Drive

✰ Lindsey Corter, 2005 Echo Cove

✰ Lauren and Josh Simmons, 1529 Seafarer Lane


Marian and Chuck Buis, formerly at 1317 Baycliff Drive

Amber and Brett Pugsley, formerly at 1320 Baycliff Drive

Jack, Marc and Meghan Donahue, formerly at 1340 Baycliff Drive

Debbie and Dave Stephens, formerly at 1360 Baycliff Drive

Martin Saur, formerly at 2009 Bay Breeze Circle

Lucia and John Forte, formerly at 2013 Bay Breeze Court

Luke Parent, formerly at 1565 Bay Breeze Drive

Jeff Beaton, formerly at 1501 Bay Point Drive

Lisa and Rick Lally, formerly at 1584 Bay Point Drive

Mort Haight, formerly at 1605 Bay Point Drive

Larry Sancilio, formerly at 1624 Bay Point Court

Elaine and Peter Galanides, formerly at 2005 Echo Cove

Marci and Timothy Szymanski, formerly at 1361 Stephens Road

POWER OUTAGE AT ENTRYWAY – CONTINUED

the entry signs' lighting, the pump that supplies the sprinkler system, as well as the outlets that power everything from the Santa visit to the Fall Festival. Thank you to all of our neighbors that support the Civic League by paying their annual dues! Your contribution not only funds all of our excellent neighborhood functions and maintenance, but also funds repairs and capital improvement programs, such as this that subtly, but significantly help make Baycliff the best place to live!

NOTE: The civic league executive board is aware that one of the lights in the circle is con-stantly on, and one never comes on. If anyone has a very tall ladder capable of reaching the height of the lights, please let an executive board member know!


BOYS RAISE AWARENESS AND MONEY FOR FANCONI ANEMIA AT BAYCLIFF YARD SALE

Saturday, May 10th, was Baycliff’s Community Yard Sale, and Kelly

Seith and Janie Cecelic graciously agreed to hand out the shopper’s yard

sale maps at the Baycliff front entry. In conjunction with this, Kelly’s son

Logan (7) and friends Wyatt Klimkiewicz (10) and Tyson Principe (7) had

a refreshment stand selling lemonade, cookies, donuts and cake pops to

raise funds for the Fanconi Anemia, a disease that Wyatt has. Thanks to

Jessie Cecelic for her delicious baking! The boys had a very successful

fundraiser and raised over $300! Baycliff is very proud of their efforts!

What is Fanconi Anemia? (Information is taken from the Fanconi

Anemia Research website.) Fanconi Anemia (FA) is a very rare, complex, inherited blood disease that can

lead to bone marrow failure and cancer. In all of the United States, about 31 babies with FA are born annual-

ly. The majority of individuals affected by FA develop bone marrow failure, necessitating a stem cell trans-

plant. Wyatt Klimkiewicz had a successful bone marrow transplant from his younger brother Owen in 2007.

Many patients develop Acute Myelogenous Leukemia (AML) or Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS). Pa-

tients who live into adulthood are also highly likely to develop head and neck, gynecologic, and/or gastroin-

testinal cancer at a much earlier age (20s, 30s, and 40s) than the general population. Patients who have had

a successful stem cell transplant and are thereby cured of the blood problems associated with FA must have

regular examinations to watch for signs of cancer. Currently, 80% of individuals with Fanconi Anemia reach

age 18, and some adults reach their 30’s, 40’s and 50’s. The Fanconi Anemia Research Fund is working in-

credibly hard to extend lives and has made major discoveries in the areas of successful stem cell transplants

and gene science and are investigating new treatments, including gene therapy. Because this is a rare disor-

der, most fundraising is grass roots and done by individuals and families affected by this disorder. Let’s work

with them toward a more hopeful future! You can send donations to the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund,

1801 Willamette Street, Suite 200, Eugene, Oregon 97401 or make a donation online at www.fanconi.org

Learn more about the Sandman Triathlon fundraisers on behalf of Wyatt and support his team at this year’s

Sandman Triathlon on September 21st, 2014!

Reprinted from THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT, September 26, 2012 by By David Macaulay, Correspondent

2012 Triathlon Competitors Raise $46,000 in 8 Year Old's Name

In a tough economy it's hard to raise money for charity. It's even harder when you are raising money for

a child with a disease few people have ever heard of. But for Jen and Steve Klimkiewicz, the message about

their son Wyatt's rare genetic disorder, Fanconi Anemia, is spreading in Virginia Beach. At the Sandman Tri-

athlon on the Boardwalk, runners and supporters wearing distinctive blue shirts bearing the words "One for

Wyatt" were out in force at the finish line on Sept. 16. A team of 15 racers and others helped raise about

$46,000 for research into Fanconi anemia. It was the largest amount since they started racing for Wyatt

about five years ago at the grueling triathlon that attracts about 700 people every year.

Jen Klimkiewicz said the genetic disease her 8-year-old son suffers from is very rare. The chances of

getting it are about one in 350,000. "A lot of them get bone marrow failure. A lot of them get cancer," she

said. "The problem with this disease is that when they get cancer, it's much more challenging to treat them

than it would be a typical person with cancer."

Wyatt was diagnosed with Fanconi Anemia at age 3. He received a bone marrow transplant in October

2007 from his younger brother, Owen, who does not have the disease. Steve Klimkiewicz was scheduled to

race in the annual Sandman Triathlon that year, but he cancelled due to his son's treatment. He was back on

the Boardwalk in 2008, when he decided to raise money for Wyatt. About $10,000 was raised in 2008. A

team has been running for Wyatt every year since. All proceeds go to the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund in

Oregon, which carries out research into a disease that many young people don't survive past their 20s.

Jen Klimkiewicz said those with the disease are "several hundred times more likely to get cancer than an

average person." Their average life expectancy is 22 years. "He's a really happy child, so he makes it easier

than it should be," she said about Wyatt. "We have a great support system with our friends and family." But

Wyatt's mom admits it's a hard time to ask people for money.


Wyatt (10), Logan (7) and Tyson (7)

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RECYLE YOUR ELECTRONICS & COMPUTERS!

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 10 AM - 2 PM

THE VIRGINIA BEACH CONVENTION CENTER EAST PARKING LOT

1000 19TH

STREET (Signs and Volunteers will guide you!)

What can be recycled at the e-cycling event?

For more information, call April Strickland at the Virginia Aquarium at (757) 385-0262. This event is put on in conjunction with the HAMPTON ROADS SUSTAINABLE LIVING EXPO and sponsored by the Virginia Aquari-um, TFC Recycling and Goodwill.

Personal computers and laptops

Printers

Monitors and flat screens

Telephones, cell phones, PDAs and fax machines

Televisions smaller than 32"

Circuit boards and components

Stereo equipment and game systems

TUTORING FOR YOUR STUDENT, REASONABLE RATES!

English and Reading Comprehension, SAT Prep and College Application Help

First Colonial High School English teacher with 35+ years of experience

is willing to come to your home or student can come to mine (1561 Bay Point

Drive). Please contact Sharon Haring at 481-5508.

BAYCLIFF PERSONAL ADVERTISING

AFTER SCHOOL CHILD CARE NEEDED

FOR 2014 - 2015 SCHOOL YEAR!

Looking for responsible person to supervise two older children from 3 - 5 p.m. on

VBCPS school days in Baycliff neighborhood. Individual must have a driver’s

license and own transportation. This is an easy job, with all VBCPS school holidays

off. It’s perfect for an older high school or college student. If you are interested and

want more details, call Lisa at 757-613-0324 or email [email protected]

BABYSITTER OR DAYCARE NEEDED FOR THE KELLEY FAMILY!

Family seeks mature, reliable individual to provide loving care in their Mariner Court home to their two children, a preschool age son and baby daughter, on Thursdays, 7:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Mother is a teacher and may need addi-tional days. Please contact Julie Kelley at 581-5661 or [email protected]

NEED A TRUSTWORTHY AND LOVING TEEN BABYSITTER?

Anna Ray, age 15 and a sophomore at First Colonial High School, loves children

and is experienced with babies and toddlers. Anna lives at 1304 Baycliff Drive.

Please call 481-7799.



Reprinted from the Beacon, THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT Sunday, August 17, 2014 By Ben Werner, Correspondent [email protected]

GOLFER’S SUCCESS IS CHILD’S PLAY

Baycliff’s Ben Kablach’s drive to excel at golf doesn’t

sound extraordinary, until one considers he’s 7 years old

and really good. He just placed third for boys his age at the

15th U.S. Kids World Championships in Pinehurst, N.C.

(Note: Out of over 100 of the best youth golfers for his age

in the world, Ben came in third place, making him the best

7-year-old player in the United States. Only two child prod-

igies from Thailand had better scores for his age group.)

This competition, billed as the world’s largest event for

kids 12 and under, attracts top golfers from around the

globe. After three rounds of nine-hole golf against 100

boys his age, Ben finished only six strokes behind the lead-

er, scoring 38 in each round.

Many of these kids focus solely on golf. They practice

five times per week, have personal trainers and even nutri-

tionists, said Michelle Holmes, who runs the Michelle

Holmes School of Golf at Cahoon Plantation Golf Club in Chesapeake. Holmes also oversees two

tours: U.S. Kids Golf of Hampton Roads and the Virginia State Golf Association Junior Golf Club.

For Ben to finish third in such competition, Holmes said, “It’s just natural ability you just have to

be born with.” Especially considering Ben hadn’t even touched his clubs this season until July.

Before, he was focused on baseball, where he led his youth league in home runs. “I don’t like to

run, so if I hit a home run, I don’t have to run fast,” Ben said.

Holmes said the same muscles in the hips and legs used to belt homers over an outfield fence

are what power golf balls down fairways. “It’s really from the core of the body,” she said.

All Ben knows is his long-game strategy works. He sizes up each hole’s yardage and knows

where to drive. “I always like the Par 5,” Ben said. “That’s very advantageous because most of the

kids can’t hit it as far as me.”

At Pinehurst, for instance, during his first round, Ben birdied on a Par 4, 195-yard hole. This

from a kid who turns 8 in November.

“When you see him out on the golf course, you have no idea if he’s having a great day or not,”

Holmes said. “His mental attitude is that focused.”

Ben maintains the same focus putting around the yard or family room. He’s even mastered a

hard-to-contemplate game he invented that involves chipping golf balls off the family room’s walls

into a practice green – the sort one would imagine sitting behind a CEO’s desk. With an aplomb

belying his age, Ben taps balls into the air, after adjusting for air conditioning flow and carpet plush-

ness, so they bounce off a far wall with just enough oomph to roll back into the hole.

His dad John Kablach and mom Ruth Ciavarra just shake their heads, conceding they’d never

land such a shot.

So, now having been to Pinehurst, when asked where else he’d like to play, Ben mentioned

maybe courses in China or Mexico, owing to his fondness for their food. Augusta National in

Georgia would be cool, too. And the next competition? Ben shrugged. “Golf is just a game I want to

play,” he said. “It’s just fun going out and breathing fresh air instead of staying home all day.”


Baycliff’s Ben Kablach, 7, considers his ability to drive golf balls down fairways farther than most kids his age as a key to his success.


OPERATION CLEAN SWEEP

Leaves, pine needles and branches constantly drop from our many trees. It’s up

to us to work together to keep our streets free of debris so that our storm sewers do not clog. Please do your

share of sweeping in front of your home as need-ed. Protect your property from flooding and keep

Baycliff looking attractive.

15th Annual Fall Gardening Festival THE UPS & DOWNS OF GARDENING

Presented by the Virginia Beach Master Gardeners Saturday, September 20, 2014

10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING Hampton Roads Agricultural Research and Extension Center

1444 Diamond Springs Road

Learn about small space gardening and clever ways to grow flowers and vegetables up and down walls, fences and just about any vertical space! Daylong Activities: Demonstrations, Tours of the

Arboretum & Gardens; Bake, Book and Plant Sales; children’s activities, great refreshments, plus our “Plant Doctors” to help with your plant problems. Twelve garden societies

and many other garden and environmental groups will also have displays and sales. To learn more, go to vbmg.org or call the Virginia Cooperative Extension Office at 385 - 4769.

BAYCLIFF ONLINE REMINDERS

www.baycliff.net (website) and [email protected] Bill Westendorf, Webmaster

Baycliffwatch is not a chat room and should not be used for group discussions. Please never hit “Reply to All” in response to a Baycliffwatch message. Should you wish to comment or discuss an issue, respond privately to the individual who posted the message or use the Baycliff Forum. [email protected] is our community’s e-mail messaging system for crime prevention alerts, emergency / safety messages, and civic league, community, and city announcements. Please do not post political, religious or commercial / sales messages. Please keep your remarks respectful, polite, and helpful!

KIDS ARE BACK TO SCHOOL!

Please be alert for children dashing to catch their bus, cross-ing streets, riding bikes and walking home

from school. Review traffic safety with your children and discourage playing in the

streets. DRIVE SAFELY… OUR COMMUNITY SPEED LIMIT IS 25 MILES PER HOUR.

36TH ANNUAL WALK FOR THE ANIMALS

Sunday, October 19, 2014

31st Street Park at Oceanfront

Come out and join us for the region's oldest and largest animal welfare run and walk! Join us for a fun-filled morning at 31

st Street Park in Virginia Beach featuring a 5K Run (race with your dog),

a one-mile “pack” walk, vendors, games, contests, food, prizes, pet photos, and more! Preregistra-tion for the walk is $25 for adults and $10 for youth, and the fee for the 5K run is $35 for adults and $20 for youth. Registration fees count toward your fundraising total. Fee includes t-shirt and all ac-tivities. Register online at vbspca.com/walk or call 427-0070, Extension 111.


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SAVE BAYCLIFF’S 2014 LUMINARY LIGHTING!

CHAIRMAN NEEDED TO CONTINUE BAYCLIFF’S PARTICIPATION

Eleven years ago, Baycliff started its beautiful custom of lighting luminaries at our entry and along neighborhood streets in December. We participate in the city-wide luminary celebra-tion, which is Saturday, December 13th this year. Every year, more Baycliff families set out bags and candles, and this has become a favorite Baycliff tradition.

Debbie Stephens, our previous chairman, has stepped down due to a recent move to the oceanfront. We sincerely thank her for years of generous service! In order to continue this heart-warming holiday event, we need a new chairman to organize our luminary lighting.

The Luminary Chairman oversees the purchase and distribution of white luminary bags to all households in late November. S(he) will be needing volunteers to assist with putting together sets of luminary bags, de-livering the kits to residents, and also decorating Baycliff’s entry that night with candle-lit bags. The evening of December 13th, residents set up their sand and votive candle filled bags along their streets and light the candles at sundown. It’ s an awesome and breathtakingly beautiful sight, enjoyed by both strolling families and slowly cruising cars that evening. If you are interested in chairing Baycliff’s Luminary Lighting or wish to help, please email Christine Westendorf at [email protected]

ARTISANS IN THE PARK OUTDOOR ART AND CRAFT FESTIVAL Great Neck Park, 2513 Shorehaven Drive

SEPTEMBER 6, 10 AM - 5 PM AND SEPTEMBER 7, 10 AM - 4 PM Free admission and onsite parking too!

A weekend outdoor fine arts and fine crafts festival featuring over 80 artists and craftsmen, live stage entertainment, family-themed performers, special children’s activities, and great festival foods. This art and craft festival is now in its 39

th year!

DON’T MISS SEEING NEIGHBOR CINDY LACKORE’S BEAUTIFUL GLASS ART!

SK8R BASH IS BACK AT MOUNT TRASHMORE SKATE PARK! SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Williams Farm Skate Park Open to the public with free viewing and free onsite parking!

Join the action at our annual amateur skateboard competition at Williams Farm’s 25,000 square foot concrete skate park that features a tiered bowl, flow park and urban street plaza. This contest runs alongside fun activities and rockin’ music. Prizes awarded for 1

st, 2

nd, and 3

rd place

for bowl, flow, and street winners. Register now and pay fee. www.vbgov.com/specialevents

SANTA’S STOCKING OLD FASHIONED CRAFT BAZAAR Kempsville Recreation Center, 800 Monmouth Lane

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 , 9 A.M.- 5 P.M. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 10 A.M.- 4 P.M.

PLUS

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 9 A.M.- 5 P.M. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 10 A.M.- 4 P.M.

Now in its 36th

year, Santa’s Stocking Old Fashioned Craft Bazaar features over 100 different craft vendors each weekend. Crafters will be selling unique handmade items, everything from stock-ing stuffers to fine works of art, all at budget-friendly prices. Plus, bring your children and pets for those classic holiday photos with Santa! Be aware that these are two separate bazaars with completely different vendors for each of the two weekends, so come twice! Both Santa's Stocking Old Fashioned Craft Bazaars offer FREE ADMISSION and FREE ONSITE PARKING to shoppers.

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JOIN US IN KEEPING BAYCLIFF

A WONDERFUL PLACE TO LIVE!

Our community is beautiful, well maintained, safe and

friendly because many residents care about our neighborhood and work together to keep it

great. WE NEED YOUR INVOLVEMENT! Your leadership, new ideas, enthusiastic participa-

tion, and contributions all enrich our community and make it stronger. It’s also a great way to

meet your neighbors and make new friends!

The Fall Festival Committee seeks help with publicity, set up, food and activities. Call

Chairman Anne Wright today! Love the glow of luminaries? You could count out the candle

bags or help deliver them to neighbors! Enjoy holiday decorating? Help install garland and

bows at Baycliff’s entry and make it beautiful in December! If you love kids, bake cookies or

assist with the Santa Visit! The Dredging, Advertising and Newsletter Committees need vol-

unteers too. Baycliff has diverse leadership and volunteer opportunities, and we welcome

helping hands on all of our committees.

There’s a multitude of ways you can get involved and make a difference! Please check

page 39, review the list of committees, and see what interests you. Please call any officer or

chairperson to learn more and tell us what you’d like to do. If your personal schedule is too

hectic to participate, please consider making a financial donation. Residents who take an

active interest in our community are why Baycliff is a such a great place to live!

Virginia Beach Lions Club Broom & Boat Mop Sale

Kitchen Brooms $10.00

Patio Brooms $12.00

Contact: Waller Taylor 1657 Bay Point Drive 481-6778 [email protected]

Ask about our other merchandise!


2014 - 2015 SCHOOL CALENDAR

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL

Tuesday, September 2, 2014, FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL

STAFF DAYS - Schools Closed for Students Tuesday, November 4 (Election Day)

Monday and Tuesday, January 26 and 27

Friday, April 3

HOLIDAYS - Schools Closed

Monday, September 1 (Labor Day)

Tuesday, November 11 (Veterans’ Day) • Thursday & Friday, November 27 - 28 (Thanksgiving) Saturday, December 20 - Sunday, January 4 (Winter Holidays) Monday, January 19 (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day) Monday, February 16 (Presidents’ Day) Saturday, April 4 - Sunday, April 12 (Spring Holiday) Monday, May 25 (Memorial Day)

PROGRESS REPORT SCHEDULE

Friday, October 10 Thursday, December 11 Friday, February 27 Friday, May 8

REPORT CARD SCHEDULE

Monday, November 10 Monday, February 2 Thursday, April 16 Friday, June 26 (mailed)

ADJUSTED EARLY DISMISSAL

Thursday, October 2 (Elementary and Middle Schools Only)

Wednesday, November 26 (All Schools)

Thursday, December 4 (Elementary and Middle Schools Only)

Thursday, February 19 (Elementary and Middle Schools Only)

Thursday, March 26 (Elementary Schools)

Monday - Thursday, June 15-18 (High Schools) Thursday, June 18 (All Schools, LAST DAY OF SCHOOL)


NEPTUNE FESTIVAL BOARDWALK WEEKEND September 26-28

2014 marks the 41st anniversary of the Virginia Beach Neptune Festival where every year hundreds of thousands of people celebrate at the event’s many offer-ings! Daily concerts alfresco at festival stages are scattered along 32 blocks of the boardwalk and feature a variety of live music. Over 270 artisans will line the boardwalk for the Neptune’s Art and Craft Show, interspersed with a veritable smorgasbord of food vendors dishing out delectable delights guaranteed to please any palette.

NEPTUNE’S ART AND CRAFT SHOW

Juried art show produced in cooperation with Museum of Contemporary Art 270 artisans displaying handmade work from paintings and sculptures, to photography and glasswork

September 26, 2014 - September 28, 2014 18

th - 29

th Streets, Virginia Beach Oceanfront

SHOW HOURS: Friday: 12 noon– 7 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m.-7 p.m. and Sunday: 10 a.m.- 6 p.m.

NORTH AMERICAN SANDSCULPTING CHAMPIONSHIP “Neptune’s Kingdom - Land of Sand” September 26, 2014- October 5, 2014

4th

-10th

Streets, Virginia Beach Oceanfront $5.00 for ADULTS, Free for Children 12 and under, who are accompa-

nied by adults.

It's been the signature event of the Virginia Beach Neptune Festival since its inception. Now it becomes the signature event of an entire region as the North American Sandsculpting Championship expands to include an international field of sculptors. Saturday, September 27th, is the Amateur, School and Freelance Division competitions, so come by to cheer on your fa-vorite local entrant!

NEPTUNE'S KINGDOM: THE LAND OF SAND A huge tent, almost as large as a football field, will house 22 sculptures created by 12 solo and 10 doubles teams! Sculptors will compete for the largest prize purse awarded in the country. Features this year include:

Extended viewing time of 10 days (Friday, 9/26 - Sunday, 10/5)

Great photo opportunities of creative and memorable sand sculptures

Expanded walkways and viewing areas providing an intimate view of the process and artwork

Improved lighting for viewing into the evening hours (until 11 p.m. on 9/26 & 9/27)

Protection from wind and rain, providing an entertainment option no matter the weather

Live music and entertainment exclusive to the sandsculpting tent

SYMPHONY BY THE SEA FIREWORKS CONCERT PRESENTED BY VIRGINIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Thursday, September 11, 2014, 7:30 - 9 p.m. Neptune's Park at 31

st Street and Atlantic

You are invited to the summer’s end spectacular. From the music of stage and screen to the greatest hits of classical music worldwide, the Virginia Symphony Orchestra will present an exhilarat-ing evening of music. This beachfront pops concert is free and open to the public, but be aware that the reserved seating area is available only to paid season subscribers.

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2014 - 2015 BAYCLIFF CIVIC LEAGUE LEADERSHIP

President: THIS KEY POSITION NEEDS TO BE FILLED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!

First Vice-President FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT IS NEEDED!

2nd Vice-President: Janie Cecelic 2005 Inland Cove 481-5465 [email protected]

Rec. Secretary: Kat Coughlin 1516 Bay Point Drive 422-4288 [email protected]

Corr. Secretary: Christine Westendorf 2028 Sunset Point 481-5589 [email protected]

Treasurer: John Mark Serré 2004 Seafarer Cove 496-2810 [email protected]

2013 - 2014 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

Advertising Design John Hogan 1537 Seafarer Lane 481-3581

ADVERTISING SALES CHAIRMAN IS NEEDED!

Fall Festival Anne Wright 1509 Bay Point Drive 636-2468

Dredging Richard Dunning 2013 Wood Hollow Cove 481-9149

HOLIDAY LUMINARIA CHAIRMAN IS NEEDED!

ADULT HOLIDAY PARTY HOST HOME IS NEEDED! HELP & FOOD / DRINK PROVIDED

Hospitality Paula Hirst 1577 Bay Point Drive 481-5004

Landscaping Ron Filer 2001 Wood Hollow Cove 481-7107

Landscaping Mark Schalow 2008 Echo Cove 481-1682

Neighborhood Watch Sharon Haring 1561 Bay Point Drive 481-5508

Newsletter Editor Christine Westendorf 2028 Sunset Point 481-5589

Safety/Improvements John Mark Serré 2004 Seafarer Cove 496-2810

Santa Visit Janie Cecelic 2005 Inland Cove 481-5465

Santa Visit CO-CHAIRMAN IS NEEDED!

Spring Egg Hunt Jill Frazier 1500 Baycliff Lane 481-0088

Spring Egg Hunt Meredith Hills 1372 Baycliff Drive 692-8627

VBCCO Rep John Hogan 1537 Seafarer Lane 481-3581

Webmaster Bill Westendorf 2028 Sunset Point 481-5589

Yacht Club Weaver Wrenn 2001 Echo Cove 481-7638

Yard Sale Janie Cecelic 2005 Inland Cove 481-5465

Yard Sale Christine Westendorf 2028 Sunset Point 481-5589

BAYCLIFF NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH BLOCK CAPTAINS

Dana and Al How 1537 Bay Point Drive

Jane Waters 1600 Bay Pont Drive

Chris Sabo 1628 Bay Point Drive

Susan & Michael Lutte 1649 Bay Point Drive

Sandy Parsons 1552 Bay Point Drive

Emily McCrory 2001 Seafarer Cove

Pam & Graham Fox 2028 Bay Breeze Cove

Mary Daddio 1617 Bay Breeze Drive

Julie & Brett Keller 1520 Bay Point Drive

Janice Ray 1304 Baycliff Drive

Dave & Kelly Christianson 1352 Baycliff Drive

Lee Ann Smith 2004 Bay Breeze Circle

Tina Henry 1900 Crestview Landing

Joan Fowler 1516 Baycliff Lane

Bob Swink 2004 Echo Cove

Mary Leidy 1549 Hidden Cove

Rosemary Hogan 1537 Seafarer Lane

Cindy Lackore 2020 Seafarer Cove

Greg & Donna Duvall 1349 Stephens Road

Chris Westendorf 2028 Sunset Point

George Cox 2016 Sunset Point

Dale Browning 2004 Wood Hollow Cove


Protect our children! Drive cautiously and always observe Baycliff’s speed limit of 25 miles per hour. Watch out for

children waiting at bus stops, riding bikes and walking to school.

Bugle Briefs - Upcoming Meetings and Events

Participate, build friendships and work with us

to make your community the best it can be!

2014 -2015 CIVIC LEAGUE

GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING DATES

Wednesday, September 17, 2014, 7 PM Wednesday, November 19 , 2013, 7 PM

Wednesday, January 21, 2015, 7 PM Wednesday, March 18, 2015, 7 PM

Wednesday, May 20, 2015, 7 PM

BAYCLIFF FALL FESTIVAL Sunday, October 19, 2014, 3 PM - 6 PM

SANTA VISIT Saturday, December 20, 2014, 2 PM

Raindate: Sunday, December 21, 2014

BAYCLIFF LUMINARIA LIGHTING

“Share Your Light Night” Saturday, December 13, 2014, 6 PM

SEPTEMBER

9 Baycliff Reading Club, TUESDAY, 6:30 PM 11 Alanton-Baycliff Garden Club, Thursday, 10 AM

17 CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING, WEDNESDAY, 7 PM

OCTOBER

9 Alanton-Baycliff Garden Club, Thursday, 10 AM

14 Baycliff Reading Club, Tuesday, 6:30 PM 19 BAYCLIFF FALL FESTIVAL, 3 PM - 6 PM 31 HAPPY HALLOWEEN! (Friday)

NOVEMBER

4 Public Schools Closed, Tuesday - Staff Days 4 Election Day, Tuesday

11 Veterans’ Day - Monday, Public Schools Closed 11 Baycliff Reading Club, Tuesday, 6:30 PM 13 Alanton-Baycliff Garden Club, Thursday, 10 AM

19 CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING, WEDNESDAY, 7 PM 26 Public School Early Dismissal-All Students

27 HAPPY THANKSGIVING! 27,28 Public Schools Closed - Thanksgiving

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