WILDWOOD WEED. Hope everyone has a great long weekend. Office News. Office Hours. Office Reminders:

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1 WILDWOOD WEED PUBLISHER: Debra-Jean Detweiler & Office News Office Emergency cell phone Emergency *911 Emergency response address: Wildwood Line, Bayfield Office Hours OPEN: NEW HOURS: Sunday thru Thursday - 9am - 5pm Friday & Saturday - 9am - 9pm Office Reminders: site 110/180 cell or home Couches/chairs/mattresses/box springs $10 each, Fridges without freon removed $75, Microwaves & TV s $10 We no longer take tires. Please pay the office before disposing items. Thank you PLEASE UPDATE YOUR KEYS & MAKE SURE YOUR LIABILITY INSURANCE INFORMATION IS IN THE OFFICE If you would like to recycle household batteries you can bring them into the office. Hope everyone has a great long weekend GRINS&GIGGLES&GRINS&GIGGLES A boss was complaining in a staff meeting the other day that he wasn't getting any respect. Later that morning he went to a local sign shop and bought a small sign that read, "I'm the Boss". He then taped it to his office door. Later that day when he returned from lunch, he found that someone had taped a note to the sign that said. "Your wife called, she wants her sign back!" HUMMINGBIRDS & BALTIMORE ORIOLES HAVE ARRIVED TIME TO GET OUT YOUR FEEDERS WILDWOOD IS A GARDEN 1 of 9 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

2 OFFICE REMINDERS Please let the office know when any changes to your phone number, or mailing address happens since the office needs to be kept up to date on this information. All financials, minutes are always available at the office. Thank You Bonnie J Pollock, Office Manager Recreation Rental s are located in the Wildwood Office Seasonal Card $ 5.00 a person or $1.00 per item GO GATER Putters & Balls Tennis Rackets & Balls Adult & Children Badminton Basketball Volleyball Football Soccer Pickle Ball Bats, Balls & Children s Gloves Horse Shoes Shuffleboard Darts Loaded Breakfast Skillet 4 slices bacon, cut into 1-inch pieces 1 onion, chopped 3 russet potatoes, chopped into 3/4-inch cubes 1/4 cup water 2 green onions, sliced 2 cloves garlic, minced 1/2 teaspoon smoked paprika kosher salt and freshly ground pepper to taste 4 eggs 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese Place bacon in a large skillet and cook over mediumhigh heat, turning occasionally, until crispy, 5 to 8 minutes. Drain on paper towels; reserve most of the bacon fat in skillet. Reduce heat to medium. Cook and stir onions until starting to soften, about 5 minutes. Add potatoes; toss to coat evenly in bacon fat. Pour in water and cover skillet with a large lid. Cook, checking occasionally, until potatoes are tender, about 20 minutes. Add green onions, garlic, and paprika. Season with salt and pepper. Make 4 wells in the potato mixture using a wooden spoon, revealing the bottom of the skillet. Crack an egg into each well; season with salt and pepper. Sprinkle cooked bacon and cheddar cheese over the entire skillet. Replace lid; cook until egg whites are set and yolks are still runny, about 5 minutes. Check out our Facebook page Wildwood by the River Bayfield & our web page Working smoke alarms & carbon monoxide detectors are to be installed in each trailer QUIET TIME IS 11:00PM PLEASE BE CONSIDERATE OF YOUR NEIGHBOURS ALL GUESTS MUST SIGN IN AT THE OFFICE BrAIn TeASeR: XQQQME Marlene Yeryk is looking for a volunteer to help set livetraps up at the garbage area to catch feral cats to be taken in to be fixed. Please let the office know if you can help. REMINDER TO ALL MEMBERS REGARDING MOM SECTION 28 - when in doubt please fill a building permit out or talk to a Building Committee Member when questions arise. WILDWOOD IS A GARDEN 2 of 9 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

3 SHARE A SMILE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Thursday, May 17, 2018 It's going to be a great 2018 season of entertainment at Wildwood: Whistler Creek - May 19th Jacob & the Bluesbusters - June 30th Snakebite - August 18th Odd Soul Co. - September 1st WHISTLER CREEK May 19th pm to 11 pm Wildwood Line, R.R.#1, GMB 901 Bayfield, Ontario hhttps:// The Rec Committee is organizing events for this season stay tuned & remember volunteers are always needed. Buck night starts Friday. VEGAS TICKETS on sale now for $10.00 each. Come see Judy at site 154. Draw will be made on the August long weekend. Wildwood hats for sale in the office for $15.00 HORSE RACES SAT. MAY 19 AT 2PM Come on up to the Rec Hall for our races. Pick a pony, throw down $2 & cheer on your horse! WILDWOOD IS A GARDEN 3 of 9 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

4 ! SHARE A SMILE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Thursday, May 17, 2018 Opening Season of BUCK Rise 'n Shine MAY 21 st, 2018 Hello everyone, We are starting or I guess ending the weekend right. We will be starting to serve Breakfast Sunday mornings on regular weekends and Monday mornings on long weekends. We are planning eggs, sausage, potatoes, toast and coffee/tea/juice. Cost for 1 plate will be: Adults 5 punches or $5.50 Kids 3 punches or $3.50 We may switch up Breakfast food to see what people would like as well. Come out and end the weekend with a hearty breakfast! Note: Please bring your own plates/utensils to save on garbage. Thanks 2018 WIMBLEWOOD TENNIS DAY SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 2018 SIGN UP BY FRIDAY, JUNE 29 AT 7:00 p.m. SIGN UP SHEETS AT OFFICE OR REC HALL ENTRY FEE $2 SCHEDULE AND GROUPINGS WILL BE POSTED AT REC HALL FRIDAY AT 8:30 P.M. THIS IS A FUN DOUBLES TOURNAMENT AND ALL SKILL LEVELS ARE WELCOME, MALE AND FEMALE (over 16) WILDWOOD IS A GARDEN 4 of 9 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

5 The Veteran s Pledge We at Wildwood feel we need to give back to the military people who have given us so much. The project is called The Vets Pledge and here is how it works : Starting on Victoria Day weekend and continuing until Labour Day weekend we will be accepting donations. In exchange for donations we will enter your name into a draw on a prize package valued at no less than $ Donations of $ 2.00 / $ 5.00 or $ will give you an increased opportunity to win the prize package. The prize package will increase in value dependent upon prize or cash donations received. There will be a permanent display set up for our Vets in the showcase just outside the back doors of the Rec hall. Please visit the display where you will also see an updated prize package list. All proceeds collected from ticket sales for 2018 will be going to a Veteran s cause in the area. Through your support we will be able to project Wildwood in a positive light in the community and donate much needed monies to the Veterans of our country. In two years we have contributed $ to the Vets. You may donate through me, or my designate, on weekends or at site 234 at your convenience. You may also sign up at the office and I will visit you personally to collect your donation. Please do not leave money at the office. I thank you in advance as we remember our Vets throughout the summer months and always. Vik Farrugia Site 234 FIREFIGHTERS BREAKFAST 2018 May 19 Dashwood May 20 Bayfield Lions Breakfast May 26 Henshall in conjunction with village yard sales May 27 Howick June 2 Huron Park & Brucefield June 9 Exeter June 17 Brussels BAYFIELD HAPPENINGS Bayfield Farmer s Market - May 18th in Clan Gregor Square Bayfield Optimist Club Rubber duck race - May 20th Bayfield Lions Dog Guide Walk - June 3rd in Clan Gregor Square Girls Weekend in Bayfield - June 1st to 3rd Bayfield Village Yard Sale - Saturday, June 2nd Rummage Sale - July 13th WILDWOOD IS A GARDEN 5 of 9 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

6 Mat s Message Welcome back to the park after a busy cold winter. The pool is open so please remember the rules: No children under the age of 12 in the pool unsupervised, No glass containers are allowed in the pool area, Adult swim is 4pm till 5pm The large garbage bin will be here for this weekend NO TIRES, RAILWAY TIES, FRIDGES/ AIR CONDITIONERS/WATER COOLERS/MICROWAVES OR TV S ALLOWED IN THE BIN please come into the office for a disposal charge & you will be given a ticket for the item. Just a reminder that the burn pile does not accept railway ties, garbage ie. styrofoam. Please remember children (under age of 16) need helmets when riding their bicycles. Speed bumps have been installed so mind your speed when driving thru the park. Golf carts/atv s need to show proof of insurance in the office to receive their stickers & children under the age of 16 are not allowed to drive in the park. Wagon ride will be held on Saturday & Sunday at 4pm weather permitting so meet us up in front of the Rec Hall. Absolutely NO FIREWORKS OR FLOATING LANTERNS allowed in the park and/or baseball diamond area. Just follow the rules please be considerate of your neighbour and Wildwood will be a fun place for everyone. Thank you RECYCLING DO S & DON T DO recycle all empty plastic bottles, cans, paper and cardboard. DO keep foods and liquids out of recycling. DO keep plastic bags out of recycling. DON T bag your recyclables plastic bags and film get tangled in the machinery. DON T include food-soiled items - they can turn an entire load of recycling into trash. DON T add sharp or dangerous materials like needles and electronics they can cause injury to our workers. DON T toss in tanglers like rubber hoses and wires they can shut down an entire recycling center! DON T include bulky items like propane tanks or construction debris. Office store is open: ice, candy bags, ring pops, pop, coffee, ice-cream, hats, toilet paper, fire-starters just to name a few items. Come in for a visit & say hi to Bonnie & Debbie. Free fridge Galloping Gourmet air fryer - $25.00 Hamilton Beach non stick sandwich maker - $10.00 Electric lawnmower - $20.00 Seen at site 66 or text Louise WILDWOOD IS A GARDEN 6 of 9 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

7 SHUFFLEBOARD LEAGUE 2018 STARTS: SATURDAY JUNE 9th, 2018 COST: $25.00 per TEAM OF 2 SIGN UP: TEAM SIGN UP ONLY at MAIN OFFICE or REC HALL BY NOON on SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd. SCHEDULE WILL BE POSTED BY 9pm FRIDAY NIGHT JUNE 8th at THE REC HALL or ED TO YOU (PLEASE PROVIDE WHEN YOU SIGN UP). FORMAT: DEPENDING ON NUMBERS, ONE or TWO DIVISIONS WITH PLAYOFFS SATURDAY SEPT 8Th (& 9th if necessary) WITH BBQ AFTER THE FINAL. GAMES ARE SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAYS, BUT YOU CAN PLAY YOUR GAMES AT ANY MUTUALLY AGREED UPON TIME WITH YOUR OPPONENTS. THIS IS A FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE LEAGUE AND IS NOT INTENDED TO BE A BURDEN. NOTES: THIS IS A FUN LEAGUE. YOU NEED ABSOLUTELY NO EXPERIENCE TO PLAY. SHUFFLEBOARD TOURNAMENT 2018 WHEN: SAT. JUNE 2nd, 2018 TIME: STARTS at 9am COST: $1.00 per PLAYER SIGN UP: INDIVIDUAL SIGN UPS ONLY, at MAIN OFFICE or REC HALL BY 8PM on FRIDAY, JUNE 1st. SCHEDULE WILL BE POSTED BY 8:30am SATURDAY MORNING at THE REC HALL. FORMAT: DEPENDING ON NUMBERS, SINGLE OR DOUBLE ELIMINATION, SINGLE GAME MATCHES. TEAMS WILL BE PICKED FROM A HAT, SO YOU GET TO MEET NEW PEOPLE. NOTES: THIS IS A FUN TOURNAMENT AND IS INTENDED TO INTRODUCE NEW PLAYERS TO THIS SPORT, SO YOU NEED ABSOLUTELY NO EXPERIENCE. THERE MAY or MAY NOT BE A PRIZE FOR THE WINNER. Wildwood by the River Bayfield Concern / Suggestion Committee Flow Chart Sept. 04 / 17. This process was approved by the Members at the May 21st meeting on a trial basis until Sept. 3rd. At that meeting the Members did decide to put this process into M.O.M. Reports to the Members were made throughout the summer as far as the effectiveness of this process. Members who have a concern against them have the right to appeal to the Board at any time. Step One Board decides on plan of action to resolve Concern from a Member. WILDWOOD IS A GARDEN 7 of 9 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

8 Step Two Person or persons approached by Board members with decision on Concern Form. They will need to sign off on the fact that they have been served notice if they are available at the time of being approached. Other forms of communication will be attempted by the committee. Individual or group accepts Board decision and act on Board request within a timeline. RESULT Issue is resolved. If no compliance by person or persons named on the Concern form as previously agreed upon then : 1) Automatic $ fine and 2) Written Board notice outlining the next step eg : new compliance date. If no compliance a second time then : 1) Additional $ fine and 2) Written Board notice outlining final date of compliance and 3) Letter from park attorney stating possible ejection from the park if compliance not met on third attempt. Note : Any Member owing money to the park is not in good standing. Welcome! After a long winter, we are glad to have Wildwood by the River fully opened, and ready for summer. Since last fall, we have welcomed a good number of new Members to the Park. We are glad you have chosen to call this your home away from home. As with any member organizations, we have rules that we observe. Familiarizing yourself with these policies and following them, is a term of your membership. The Board of Directors and staff, have been working throughout the winter and spring months, to get things ready for our upcoming season. At the Member meeting, this Sunday, May 20 th, we will have an overview on these items for information and consideration by the members. All Members should be in attendance at these meetings. For our new members, we meet the Sunday morning of long weekends, from May to September. The Park relies on Volunteers to assist in many areas of Park operation and maintenance. Ongoing Volunteer activities (and lead volunteers) include: Board of Directors, elected positions (August) (Tom Falconer, President) Recreation/event committee (Gary Sitton, Chair) Gardening group (Individuals take on specific gardens) Building (Paul Roelofson, Paul Grove, Building inspectors) Recycling (Paul Roelofson, Group lead) Other task groups are formed, as needed. Looking forward to seeing you all this weekend! Tom Falconer, President WILDWOOD IS A GARDEN 8 of 9 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

9 Member Meeting Sunday, May 19, :30 a.m noon Board of Directors 2018 President Tom Falconer site 224 (term will be finished) 1st Vice Paul Roelofsen site 283 2nd Vice Victor Farrugia site 234 (term will be finished) Treasurer Linda Bowman site 106 (term will be finished) Secretary Debbie Detweiler site 110 Past President Martin Saur site 195 (term will be finished) Director Kim Adams site 285 (term will be finished) Director Paul Grove site 168 (term will be finished) Director Gary Sitton site 423 Director Louise Manning site 66 Elections will be held in August This meeting is being recorded Ground rules: Stay positive, stay on topic, no innuendo or disrespectful language Stand when acknowledged & identify yourself and site # Please refrain from wearing perfume Agreement on time frame for agenda items Recorded Members present - Tom Falconer Approval of Meeting Minutes (Sept 3, 2017 & October 29th, 2017) - Tom Falconer Welcome to new Members - Tom Falconer Acknowledgement of Members who have passed - Tom Falconer Park Managers Report -Mat Zettler (20 minutes Leaf pick-up ends 6 June Presidents Report - Tom Falconer (20 minutes) Update on Board activities Treasurer's Report - Linda Bowman (20 minutes) Presentation of financial statements for the year ending Dec 31, 2017 Recreation Committee Report - Gary Sitton (10 minutes) New pop machine More Old Business (20 minutes) Splash pad New Business (30 minutes) Drainage project - Vik Farrugia Concerns/suggestions form process Adjournment Next meeting: July 1, 2018 (9:30 am) WILDWOOD IS A GARDEN 9 of 9 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY