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Newsletter ‘It’s
Better in December 2007 Editor: Judi Codd
416-225-5162 email: jcodd@yorku.ca |
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4th
Annual
Winter Magic in the Village
Bayview Village Association is again
holding the Winter Magic in the Village decorating challenge. We invite
residents to celebrate the holiday season in December with home outdoor decorations. Share your holiday spirit with your
neighbors and you could win a great price!
We’ve lined up excellent judges who will pick a
winner in each of the following categories:
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1. Most original display 2. Best use of nature 3. Best use of colour 4. Best non-electrical display 5. Merriest Street in the Village |
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Decorations must be up by Saturday December 22, 2007
How you decorate is up to you. Residents should note that judging will occur
during the evening so displays need to be adequately lit.
Winners will be announced on our web site in time for our residents to
view the winning decorations. So, get
your whole family involved and join in the fun.
The more decorated homes we have in the Village, the greater the winter
magic.
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Time to renew your BVA membership for 2008 You have all received
the membership applications. Please
take a minute and join. Membership fees are just $20.00 for the year. Every member will receive an annual
directory. Please note that being a resident of Bayview
village does not automatically make you a member of Bayview
Village Association. If you enjoy Reason
for becoming a member You will have representation as well as give your support
to the efforts being made by the Association to keep “A large membership shows government and politicians that
we strongly care about issues that affect our community.“ The number of houses that are members measures the
strength of an association. For over 50 years Bayview
Village Association (BVA) has been a strong, active and well-respected
community association. Generations of volunteers helped shape the New from this
year! For your convenience, we now have an
ON-LINE PAYMENT method to join or renew your membership.
Quick and easy and saves save time!
Please go to our website www.bayviewvillage.org
and click on JOIN OR RENEW MEMBERSHIP ON-LINE. You still have the choice to pay by cheque (just enclose it with your application and mail)
or drop-off to the addresses on the form. For you convenience an Application form is included on the back of this newsletter |
BVA’s Home Security Forum on Thursday
November 22
Many useful tips, warnings
and products were presented and we had a good chance to get to know neighbours (the best plan for a safe community). Thank you to 33 division
(Toronto Police Community Liaison Services) and to our very knowledgeable
vendors who attended. Special thanks to Constable
Kelly Downie who reminded us of 33 division’s webpage
and helpful newsletter: www.torontopolice.on.ca/d33/ and of
the Police non-emergency number at 416-808-2222.
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Free
Flu Shots Toronto
Public Health continues to provide free flu shots at various locations until
Dec 15 (and will offer them again Jan 14-17/08). To check the locations and
times go to www.toronto.ca/health/flu/index.htm Two being held nearby are: 1.
Thursday, December 13, 4pm. - 8pm Loblaws (Bayview &
Sheppard) 2.
Tuesday, January 15, 4pm - 8pm |
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TIPS OF THE MONTH: Shred – Shred – Shred Residents should be aware that theives go through garbage
and bins looking for personal information – found on envelopes, bills,
letters, etc. Play it safe: remove all identification before you put out your
papers, try to put out garbage/recycle on the morning of collection, shred
all personal information. Residents have reported observing a man picking through
papers in recycle bins. LOCK YOUR
CAR– or if possible keep it in your locked
garage. Residents have reported at least two recent incidents of theives
breaking into cars during the night (stealing contents) and using garage door
openers to gain entry into the garage – and helping themselves to items. |
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Academic
Stars In Our Midst Congratulations to our students at |
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OutDoor Lighting
Switch to seasonal
Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) for all your festive
lighting. LEDs use up to 95 % less electricity, don't
produce any heat (making them a safer and more energy efficient choice).
LEDs are virtually unbreakable, more durable and easier to
maintain because you won't have to change the bulbs. Save Money: One dollar will get you 15 days
of LED holiday lighting compared to 15 hours of incandescent holiday lighting.
One set of 35 LED lights, operating for six hours a day, will consume less than
5 cents of electricity per month.
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New
Blue Bins Coming To NOTE: Also coming are new garbage bins – these will
not be available until late 2008 and there will be a cost associated with
them. Details will follow. |
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Welcome to the new fire station at Leslie and Sheppard
(Fire Station #116)! Bayview Villagers are very
pleased to have another fire station and trained personnel ready to serve us
in an emergency and to support community safety needs. Fire fighters have a wonderful history in |
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GREAT
Looking
for a great present this season?
Interested in learning more about the history of
You
can also order this book when you renew your
Another author in our midst:
You might want to check out No Hype Investing - The Straight Goods on
Investing Your Money, by
If
you are aware of other authors in
Membership
Application 2007-2008
Membership
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NEW!!!! JOIN ON-LINE. All you need is a credit
card. Go to www.bayviewvillage.org
Follow the links to join or renew by using PayPal™
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Membership is just $20.00 /year.
Additional contributions are very much appreciated. To Join fill out form, enclose cheque for total amount, and either mail, or
drop-off at one of the addresses listed below. Make Cheques payable to “Bayview
Village Association”, OR use our secure
website (www.bayviewvillage.org
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Please allow us to
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Please check one: a) List all information in directory…… b) List my initials, and Phone No. only……. E.g. H.R..….1Clarinda Dr..……416-123-4567 c) List only as “member”.……. |
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