Bayview Community Center
2015
March 2015 News
By Jackie Lloyd (683-1680 or [email protected])
March is here and spring is just around the corner. In fact, a quick walk through the gardens the other day
revealed signs of new sprouts and trees with swelling buds. But beware, Mother Nature can be fickle with
winter weather roaring back at any time. Don’t forget, this month we spring forward with our clocks
on the 8th.
We apologize to all of our users for the week this past month without heat. The problem with the furnace
was baffling and it took several days to diagnose and fix the problem. Thanks to George Grandy, Tom Lloyd
and Chuck Waller for their hours of time spent that week, both monitoring the work and then actually
completing the final fix.
Our next immediate project at the Center is painting the main room and entryway. We will be removing all
the plastic hooks around the walls and ask that any group wishing to decorate for their events not use them in
the future. They are advertised as being easy to remove without harming the painted surfaces, NOT. On our
walls they cause much damage when removing. The decorating committee will be researching permanent
decorative hooks to install around the window and serving areas after the painting is complete. By the way,
thanks to Marilyn Stanton for chairing this committee and thanks to her helpers, Sue Damon, Cindy Gardner
and myself for the beautiful decorations commemorating Valentine’s Day. The committee will continue to
decorate with different themes throughout the year as the seasons dictate. Volunteers needed, please, call me.
A huge thanks to the Chamber for the Valentine’s Day Sock Hop. It was an enormous success. Most
attendees were polled and asked for a repeat with a resounding “do it again”. So, look for another come late
April. I hear the theme will be Western, and for sure we will get some Line Dancing going. Details can be
found in our next issue.
Because of some delays, the Art exhibits will be pushed back another month, this time we will shoot for our
first showing in April. Not only do we have to remove the hooks, repair any damage to the walls, and paint,
but we also have to install a hanging system that does not damage the walls and allows for flexibility in size
and shapes of the works to be displayed. Once again, any artist wishing to have their works displayed, contact
me.
Our first add in outside media for Center Event rentals, will be placed this month. Many of our user groups
have already secured their meeting times for the summer, so please, if you are thinking of having a meeting or
soiree in our beautiful Center, please contact me soon. We also have made the initial contacts necessary to
get a website going and hopefully will be online by the end of the month.
This year LOU has devoted one Wednesday a month as a fundraiser for the ABC food bank in Athol. On
this day we ask volunteers to donate prepared food to share, casserole, side, salad, dessert; a smorgasbord of
food. All money collected in our donation cans on this day goes to the food bank. So far, this has been a very
successful program and has helped a local worthwhile and needy service organization. This month we are
moving the fundraiser from the last Wednesday of the month to March 18 th. Our theme will be St. Patty’s Day
and we ask donors to make a stew (Irish or otherwise), salads, soda bread and desserts in that theme. As far
as the rest of March the LOU menu is as follows: March 4 th, Pork chops; March 11th, Chili Fest; March 18th,
Irish fundraiser; March 25th, Baked Ziti.
Please join us on Wednesdays at noon for lunch. LOU is now in its 4 th season and is going stronger than
ever. And note, LOU is self-sustaining. Thank you Bayview for supporting this great community event.
Friday Night at the movies will resume its regular times on the first and third Friday of the month at 7pm.
On March 6th we will feature “Boyhood” and on March 20th “And So It Goes” will be showing.
Please note that Wednesday Yoga will be moved from 7pm to 10am and will meet downstairs. It also meets
in the lower room when a conflict of other scheduled events arises. This month those conflicts occur on
March 19th and March 24th. Zumba continues at 9am on Wednesdays and is a fun and energetic way to burn
calories. Tai Chi also continues at its regular Friday 9:30am time.
A quick thanks to Jim and Jamie Berube for their donation of a really nice bookcase which has been added
to our library. The final arrangement is not complete and will need some further work. AND SO IT GOES!
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BAYVIEW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Bayview, ID 83803
Editor: Norma Jean 683-1980 email: [email protected]
“March ‘15” EVENTS AROUND TOWN
(held at the Community Center unless noted)
Mon 3/2
Tue 3/3
Wed 3/4
Sun 3/8
Tue 3/10
1pm
10am
10am
Noon
7pm
9 am
3pm
All day
6pm
BAB Quilting (every Monday until further notice)
Bookmobile
Yoga (new time, meeting downstairs)
LOU, pork chops and sides
Friday Night at the Movies, “Boyhood”
Auxiliary Meeting. Athol Legion
Private Party
Daylight Savings Time Change
Chamber of Commerce Chili Cook Off and meeting
Wed 3/11
Noon
LOU, Chili Fest
Thu 3/12
6pm
Sat 3/14
Tue 3/17
8am
All Day
10am
3:30pm
6pm
Noon
Wed 3/25
10:30am
6pm
7pm
9:30am
7pm
Noon
Hearing Kootenai County Administration bldg. Housing
Development near Silverwood.
Bible Chapel’s Men’s Breakfast
Happy St Patrick’s Day
Bookmobile
Water & Sewer Board Meeting (Office)
55+
LOU (Food bank Fund Raiser) Irish (or otherwise) Stew.
Donate your favorite Stew for this lunch…all proceeds
to go to ABC Food Bank in Athol. (change in date)
EE DAW HAW
Timberlake Fire Comm. Meeting, Athol Fire Station
Friday Night at the Movies, “And So It Goes”
BAB Meeting
Community Council Meeting
LOU, Baked Ziti
Fri 3/27
6pm
Game Night, sponsored by the Bayview Bible Chapel
Fri 3/6
Sat 3/7
Wed 3/18
Thu 3/19
Fri 3/20
Tue 3/24
Ongoing Events
Sundays
Mondays
Tuesdays
Wednesdays
Thursdays
Saturday
9:30am
7pm
10am
1pm
10am
9am
10am
10am
9:30am
Bible Chapel Services
AA Meeting
Yoga
BAB Quilting
Yoga (meets downstairs on 3/24)
Zumba
Yoga (meets downstairs)
Yoga (meets downstairs on 3/19)
Tai Chi
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Ashiatsu Bar Therapy and LaStone Massage by
Emily at Country Clinical Massage located in
Athol Idaho at “The Office”.
Guests were welcomed. Attendance was 18 Members/Non-Members and 5
Board members were present. Motion moved and approved and passed to approve current Agenda
and previous meeting was also msp (13.January.2015).
Speaker:
Dr. Tadd Wheelers of University of Idaho and his class, graduates and undergraduates, gave an
introduction to their study/research for spring 2015 on the Interdisciplinary Nature Resource Planning.
The area of concentration is the vitality ecological plan for the White Pine and White Tail deer for
Farragut Wildlife Management Area (FWMA). There are 4 primary objectives for the said project:
White Tail deer habitat, Forest health productivity, wildlife preservation, and collaboration with the
community. There was a brief Q and A between students and members of the Chamber after
presentation from the students. Dr. Wheeler and his students will be returning in May to give an update
on their research. In the interim, if anyone has questions or an update of the progression of the study,
please send an email Marsha Ritzheimer, [email protected], and she will forward it on.
Correspondence/Announcements:
Presentation was made to Jo-Ann Rasmussen, a $500.00 donation for the Girls American Legion
Auxiliary, Unit 149. Bayview historical signs were on display that will be put up around town by Linda
Hackbarth, www.bayviewhs.com. The 50/50 raffle will go on sale in April 2015. Mark Vogt, the
winner of the ‘Bayview Eagles’, donated his winning photo to the Chamber. Jackie Lloyd announced the
rescheduling of movie night to the 20th and 27th of February; The Grand Budapest Hotel and Maleficent.
Treasures Report: Treasurers’ report as of January 2015. The approved 2015 budget can has been posted on
the Chambers website. Ken also noted the 3 new members to the Chamber; Faye Bare, New Direction
(Shaklee), and Edward Jones (Retirement, Investing).
General funds in checking
Fireworks funds in savings
Cash on hand
Total:
$12,299.54
$15,583.52
$ 210..00
$28,093.06
Reports:
Current standing committees are as follows; DAC (Tom Lloyd) – no report. Fisheries Report - Bylaws &
Standing Rules (Tom Lloyd) – State of the Lake will have their annual meeting on 19.February.2015
(highly recommend to attend) and Ponderay Base Commission on the lower basin. Bayview Park &
Farragut Communications (Chuck Murray) – no report.
Old Business:
‘Bayview Scenery’ contest to begin in March through October.
Proposal was presented to the members on how best to raise funds using the entries submitted from the
Bayview Eagle Contest by calendar, prints, cards, etc., suggestions were made (t-shirts, ½ year calendar, hats,
etc.) Also suggested perhaps an amateur and professional divisions should be implemented. All ideas were
noted and to be mulled over for later in the year after a committee of volunteers has been set up. The second
annual ‘Bayview Eagles’ contest will proceed for November through the 31st of December 2015.
New Business:
New business for March will to be going over how to proceed with implementing a plan on how best to
address the ‘Perimeter road’ speed and painting yellow line on Cape Horn Road with Lakes Highway.
Chamber Activities:
1. Guest Speaker for March – Doug Williams, the correlation of diabetes and hearing loss.
2. Second Annual Chili Cook-off (Starts at 6:00 p.m. 10.March.2015.
Dennis Link’s monthly drawing was for $10.00 gift card to Walmart – Don Gardner was the winner.
M/S/P to adjourn at 8:22 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
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Lesley Diener, Secretary.
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Painted Pony Nails
Deralee Larsen
208-661-5999
Acrylic Nails
Gel Polish Nails
Pedicures
(Women and Men)
Manicures
Nail Art
Located in Athol
South of
KKJ’s Pizza
Sole to Sole Reflexology
The Original Ingham Method
Better Health Through Your Feet
Relieve stress and tension, Improve blood supply
Lisa Kuhl -Thomas
Certified Reflexologist
Cell: (208)*819-1629
Hours: By Appointment Only – Gift Certificates Available
VOLUNTEER with the
Kootenai Humane Society
208-818-1633
KootenaiHumaneSociety.com
Lori Nelson, Volunteer Coordinator
On Facebook? Please "LIKE" our page for information on the
adoption center, thrift stores, outreach, pictures of animals
needing homes and more!
When looking for services in our
area don’t forget those who are
in the Athol area.
Lisa Kuhl at Sole to Sole Reflexology,
Deralee at Painted Pony Nails, Emily at
Country Clinical Massage,
LOVE’s Trading Post,
C & L, Charmaine at Robin’s Salon, and
my all-time favorite Northwoods Veterinary. These businesses help to bring you
the Bayview Bylines.
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CITIZEN LAKE RESPONSE GROUP
This group was formed due to the 2008 Thanksgiving Day deadly boat fire. If
you know of a LIFE-THREATENING EMERGENCY on the lake, first call
911, then call someone on the list. While boating, monitor CH16 and be
prepared to pass on info by radio/cell phone.
MacDonald’s Hudson Bay Resort (683-2211)
will serve as the headquarters to coordinate rescue efforts.
DO NOT call for mechanical problems or lack of gas.
This group is for LIFE-THREATENING emergencies only.
Bayview residents with boats in the water can volunteer to be available to
respond to Lake Emergencies. Call Tom Lloyd (683-1680) to add your name.
Current “Good-Samaritans” are:
Chris Hansen
Tom Lloyd
Earnie Marston
Tim Meyer
683-2995
683-1680
683-1625
683-1986
Our Bayview Community
ROCKS!
This n That!
FOR SALE
Boat, motor, and trailer
$4,000.00 “DOTTIE J”
Boat donated to the
Bayview Community Center
Boat built by Fred Huson
in 1997,
Length 22’ 10”: Beam 8’
????’s call 208-683-2389
Next Chamber Meeting Mar 10, 2015
Upcoming Chamber Activities
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Bob Prince 683-3369
Phil Stephan 683-5901
Jim Woods 683-2294
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March Speaker Doug Williams
Bayview Scenery Contest , Mar—Sept.
Chili Cook off March 10!
Easter Egg Hunt April 4th at 10:30 am
Saturday Dance in April DTBD
Crazy Hat party May Chamber meeting.
Memorial Day Huckleberry Breakfast
May 25th
Red, White, & Blue Pancake Feast
July 3rd
July 4th Breakfast, Parades, Fireworks
The winner of the Dennis Link
Chamber drawing for February
was Don Gardner. He won a
gift certificate to Wal-
Pallet Idea!
Jo-Ann Rasmussen, President American Legion
Unit #149 Auxiliary receiving a check from the
Chamber and Marsha Ritzheimer,
Chamber President for Girls State. One of the
girls sent will be address the Chamber after
returning from this event.
New Advertiser for the Bylines!
Bayview Chamber of Commerce
Wind Walker Mobile Pet Grooming
President:
Unconditional Love Deserve Unconditional Care
[email protected]
Board Members:
Marsha Ritzheimer
Vice President:
Secretary:
Treasurer:
At Large:
For Chamber
Debi Matte
30+ Years Professional Experience
Tender Loving Care with Less
Stress For Your Pet
683-3276
Reader board for Rent
Chuck Murray
683-3357
Lesley Diener
561-5013
Ken Saunders
683-9510
Norma Jean Knowles 683-1980
issues, use this email address:
The Reader board at the entrance to Bayview is available for rent
$20/ week facing SW (viewed coming into town)
$20/week facing NE (viewed leaving town)
Application and instructions are available
on the Chamber website:
Marsha Ritzheimer
208-640-9081
[email protected]
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www.bayviewidaho.org
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HWY
54
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Save the date! March 12th at 6:00 pm
is the hearing at the Kootenai County
Administration Building – 1st floor –
for the first stage of an anticipated
1,000 unit housing development near
Silverwood. The first stage actually is
86 units of high density, low-income
housing. The County Hearing
Examiner has already recommended
approval. Objections to the proposed
development include the impact this
will eventually create on our rural
lifestyle by increasing our taxes,
stress on our local infrastructure,
such as fire, schools, roads, and
police force.
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Farragut Rock
Products
Tai Chi
Bayview Community Center
No experience, age or weight
requirements! Movements are slow and
gentle, there is no pressure
in the class – only fun!
Pit Run
Crushed Rock
Bedding Material
Call
Shane McDaniel, Mgr
683-2027
C&L
Repair
In business
over
Everyone welcome!
25 years
Benefits: balance, strength,
concentration and more.
Lots of local recommendations
$6 per class or $40 for 7 classes
Make checks payable to:
Bayview Community Center
Instructor: Karl-Erik Andreasson, Ph.D.
Tel: 208-683-7504
Cell: 208-755-0930
E-mail:[email protected]
[email protected]
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Foreign Cars
Domestic Cars
Light Trucks
5885 Hwy. 54 - Athol
(north side of Hwy 54
before the railroad tracks)
683-2730
Bayview
Laundromat
Bayview Scenic
Apartments
& RV Park
34297 N Main St
Bayview, ID 83803
208-683-2215
[email protected]
We are simply
the Best!
Stay for a month
or a season!
Enjoy the View
with us.
Light Haus B & B
Bayview,
Idaho’s
Newest
Bed &
Breakfast
Nightly Weekly - Monthly
by reservation only
Queen & King-size beds
TV includes DVD/VCR
Families welcome
Relaxing
Accommodations
16798 E. Cape Horn Rd.
208-683-0737
Hosts: Bob & Korinne Wolf
and “Max” the family dog
Open 7 days a week
8 am – 9 pm
16716 E. Almas Ct
Bayview, ID 83803
Laundromat, Coffee House,
Food
Clean, friendly atmosphere
Triple, double, and
single machines for
your convenience
Bayview
Bible
Chapel
Meets every Sunday at
the Bayview Community Center
Adult and children’s Sunday
School 9:30 AM
Worship Service 10:30 AM
Fellowship & Refreshments
following service
Pastor: Ben McLachlan
For more information: 651-9383
Prayer Meeting: 683-2647
Church Office: 683-1962
EVERYONE WELCOME!
MacDonald’s
Hudson
Bay
Resort
A full-time marina with
dockage, cabins, gas
& diesel, fishing supplies,
mechanics, parts,
snack food & beverages
and Fishing Licenses.
Call their friendly staff at:
683-2211
Century 21
Realtors
Doug and Lorraine
Landwehr
Serving all of North Idaho
for sales and listings
35+ years in Bayview
Contact the local experts for all
real estate inquiries and market
conditions
208-683-2963
e-mail us at
[email protected]
[email protected]
All MLS info available at:
www.idahopanhandlehomes.com
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Here is the address and phone number
For the ABC Food Bank located in Athol.
The Chamber of Commerce collects donations at every meeting in honor or
Skip Wilcox, LOU will be devoting the last
Wednesday of the month for donations as
well.
What’s up at Mario’s you say? If you bring in
this notice or mention this ad from the Bylines
during the week of March 13th – March 22nd and
Purchase any meal, Mario will give you one free
domestic beer or soft drink.
This offer is for one person per meal.
Mario’s Mexican Restaurant supports our community,
Let’s support him and his excellent staff.
ABC Food Bank
30355 3rd St
Athol, ID 83801
(208) 683-2101
Please Save this Date:
May 12th at 11 AM
Ladies Luau Luncheon at the
Bayview Community Center sponsored
by the BAB Women's Club
Reservations are required and tickets
sold beginning in mid-March
Don't Miss this Wonderful Event with
Profits going to Many Local Charities
BAB’s
Women’s Club
Bayview - Athol - Belmont
A local women’s
charitable organization
for 57 years
Our next meeting will be
Tuesday, March 24th at 9:30 am.
Call anyone below for information.
Co-Presidents:
Joyce Wilkuski—
Cindy Grandy —Vice president - Nathlie White ---Secretary ------- Gabi Groth-Marnat Treasurer ------- Elaine Bergquist ---Woman at Large -Lyn Haney ---------
683-3625
683-1859
659-3467
683-3119
683-0703
683-1632
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American Legion
Post 149
Functional Intensity Training
Helps you increase your endurance
and strength to perform
daily activities
In Athol
Hwy 54
between the
RR tracks
Everyone Welcome!
Bingo: Every 2nd & 4th
Friday 6 PM
Burgers & Fries 5-7 PM
$5 donation
Every Wed Pinochle 6 PM
Auxiliary Meeting
January 3rd ’15, 9:00 am
Michael Mihlfried,
D.V.M.
208-683-2708
30425 N Meadow St.
Athol, ID 83801
Open M - F
Phone: 683-2614
Dinner August 30, 2014 6:00 pm
6
8 - 5:30
Tuesdays until 7 PM
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New session starting 1/6/15
4:00-4:45 PM @ Athol Elementary
For more info please call Jorja Auten
683-2531 or 661-7459
ACE certified
For active older adults, beginners,
and anyone in-between!
You will have fun while you
workout – guaranteed!
About Tai Chi by Karl Andreasson
Tai Chi, as it is practiced in the west today, can
perhaps best be thought of as a moving form of yoga and
meditation combined. There are a number of so- called forms (sometimes also
called 'sets') which consist of a sequence of movements. Many of these
movements are originally derived from the martial arts (and perhaps even more
ancestrally than that, from the natural movements of animals and birds) although
the way they are performed in Tai Chi is slowly, softly and gracefully with
smooth and even transitions between them.
For many practitioners the focus in doing them is not, first and foremost,
martial, but as a meditative exercise for the body. For others the aspects of
Qi Gong are of considerable interest. In Chinese philosophy and medicine there
exists the concept of 'chi', a vital force that animates the body. One of the avowed
aims of Tai Chi is to foster the circulation of this 'chi' within the body, the belief
being that by doing so the health and vitality of the person are enhanced. This
'chi' circulates in patterns that are close related to the nervous and vascular system
and thus the notion is closely connected with that of the practice of acupuncture
and other oriental healing arts.
Another aim of Tai Chi is to foster a calm and tranquil mind, focused on the
precise execution of these exercises. Learning to do them correctly provides a
practical avenue for learning about such things as balance, alignment, fine-scale
motor control, rhythm of movement, the genesis of movement from the body's
vital center, and so on. Thus the practice of Tai Chi can in some measure
contribute to being able to better stand, walk, move, run, etc. in other spheres of
life as well. Many practitioners notice benefits in terms of correcting poor
postural, alignment or movement patterns which can contribute to tension or
injury. Furthermore the meditative nature of the exercises is calming and relaxing
in and of itself.
March 8th 2015
Gas
Hardware
Non-Ethanol Gas Fishing
Hardware
Cigarettes
Bayview Water & Sewer Board Positions
Friendly Personnel,
Lower Gas Prices
Applications for Candidacy, for two (2) board positions, may be
obtained from the Bayview Water & Sewer District Office. The
application must be filled out by the intended candidate and signed by 10
REGISTERED VOTERS who support the candidate. The completed
application must be returned to the Bayview Water & Sewer District
Office no later than March 20, 2015, by 5:00 p.m.
29801 N Hwy 95
Athol, ID
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LPOYC – March 2015
The days are longer, though still rather chilly.
Hopefully we’ll have these breezes when the
racing season begins. I have seen a couple of
sailboats out on the lake and one of them had its
sails up. Otherwise there’s not much news in
the club these days. There will be a general
members meeting this month to finalize the activities for this year and go over rules changes.
There will also be discussion concerning possible changes in the clubs bylaws.
Bayview Community Council
News Corner
1) SAVE THE DATE!!
Tuesday – March 17th
55+ or/ - St. Paddy’s Day
Celebration 6pm at the
Community Center
Get your leprechaun on!!
Wear your GREEN & bring
your best Irish dish to share.
We look forward to enjoying the
evening with all of you!
I’m sure that folks with boats are getting anxious to get their boats in the
water and do some sailing. The water level is still low and the temperature
still too cold for most folks. The racing season starts on the 26th of April so
there’s plenty of time yet to do Spring chores done around home. Until next
month…
Bob Moore – Race Committee
2) If you missed Mardi Gras in Bayview you
missed a GREAT night!
We had an amazing turn out and an
absolutely FABULOUS time.
Good Fun-Good Friends-Great Food!
What could be better!
See you next year!
"Give a man a fish and feed him for a day. Give him a fishing lesson and he'll sit in a boat
drinking beer every weekend." -Alex Blackwell
3) Next Community Council Meeting
Tuesday – March 24th
7pm - Community Center
The Swearing Parrot
So there's this Pirate with a parrot. And this parrot swears like a sailor, I mean he's a pistol. He can swear for
five minutes straight without repeating himself. Trouble is, the pirate who owns him is a quiet, conservative
type, and this bird's foul mouth is driving him crazy.
One day, it gets to be too much, so the guy grabs the bird by the throat, shakes him really hard, and yells,
"QUIT IT!"
But this just makes the bird mad and he swears more than ever. Then he gets mad and says, "I've had
enough of you." and locks the bird in a cabinet.
This really aggravates the bird and he claws and scratches, and when the guy finally lets him out, the bird
cuts loose with a stream of invective that would make a veteran pirate blush. At that point, he is so mad that he
throws the Parrot into the freezer.
For the first few seconds there is a terrible ruckus. The bird kicks and claws and squawks to no avail. Then
it suddenly gets very quiet. At First the guy just waits, but then he starts to think that the bird may be hurt.
After a couple of minutes of silence, he's so worried that he opens up the freezer door.
The bird calmly climbs onto the man's out-stretched arm and says, "Awfully sorry about the trouble I
gave you. I'll do my best to improve my vocabulary from now on. By the way, what did the chicken do?"
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Are you or do you know someone who is
attending college this fall?
Do you or do they live within a 6 mile radi
us of Bayview?
Are you interested in a $500 investment in
your education?
If so, then you SHOULD contact a Bayview
Community Council Member and ask them
about this awesome opportunity. You can
also check our website at
bayviewcommunitycouncil.org for
the application and more
details.
Don’t let this one
pass you by!
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Extra tires laying around?
DYI project
Sopapilla Cheesecake
Original recipe makes 1 - 9x13 inch cheesecake
2 (8 ounce) packages cream cheese, softened
1 cup white sugar
1 teaspoon Mexican vanilla extract
2 (8 ounce) cans refrigerated crescent rolls
3/4 cup white sugar
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 cup butter, room temperature
1/4 cup honey
PREP 15 min., COOK 45 min., READY IN 3 hr.
M & M Vacation Rentals
Directions:
Preheat an oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Prepare a 9x13 inch baking dish with cooking spray.
Beat the cream cheese with 1 cup of sugar and the vanilla extract in a bowl until smooth.
Unroll the cans of crescent roll dough, and use a rolling pin to shape each piece into 9x13 inch rectangles.
Press one piece into the bottom of a 9x13 inch baking dish. Evenly spread the cream cheese mixture into
the baking dish, then cover with the remaining piece of crescent dough. Stir together 3/4 cup of sugar,
cinnamon, and butter. Dot the mixture over the top of the cheesecake.
Bake in the preheated oven until the crescent dough has puffed and turned golden brown, about 30
minutes. Remove from the oven and drizzle with honey. Cool completely in the pan before cutting into 12
squares.
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Look Up – Keep a Happy Heart
Marsha Ritzheimer
Quite by accident I found a quote by Nathaniel Hawthorne. It said
“Happiness in this world, when it comes, comes incidentally. Make
it the object of pursuit, and it leads us a wild-goose chase, and is
never attained. Follow some other object, and very possibly we may find that we
have caught happiness without dreaming of it.”
There is so much truth to this statement. Have you noticed that when we try
to pursue happiness, it always seems to be just out of our reach? How can some of
us be so happy and others so miserable?
For me happiness is only attained when I take the time to appreciate little
things and concentrate on making others happy. Giving a smile, a kind word or a
helping hand to others, whether strangers, acquaintances or friends, are just some of
the little things that bring true happiness to me.
When I feel happy, I call it having a Happy Heart. It feels as though I am
glowing from the inside out. I want others to experience that same feeling. Happiness is really contagious and good for the body, mind and spirit.
There are so many events in life that can give a Happy Heart. Sometimes it
is the smallest things that bring so much pleasure; the smell of a favorite flower, the
sound of a musical bird, a glorious sunrise or sunset or the sound of a familiar voice.
However, being able to witness a room full of laughing, happy people can give the
happiest of hearts.
If you were attending the Valentine’s Day Sock Hop, you know exactly
what I mean. It didn’t matter if you were one of the dancers or one who preferred to
sit and visit with friends and neighbors. Everyone was having a grand time. We
definitely had a room full of laughter and happiness. Now we are looking forward
to the next dance event. Line dancing anyone?
Speaking of the little things in life - now is the time to grab your cameras
and begin capturing some of Bayview’s beauty throughout the
next number of months. Our 1st Annual Bayview Photo Contest
begins with our March Chamber meeting.
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