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WILDWOOD WEED PUBLISHER: Debra-Jean Detweiler debbiesrock@msn.com & debbiesrock1@gmail.

Office Hours OPEN: Sunday thru Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday & Saturday 9am - 9pm Office Reminders: Couches/chairs/mattresses/ box springs $10 each, Fridges without freon removed $75, Microwaves & TV s

1 WILDWOOD WEED PUBLISHER: Debra-Jean Detweiler & site 110/180 cell or home Office News Office Emergency cell phone Emergency *911 Emergency response address: Wildwood Line, Bayfield Office Hours OPEN: Sunday thru Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday & Saturday 9am - 9pm Office Reminders: 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 IN THE OFFICE make sure they work Due to the high cost of hydro we will be reading the meters 4 times instead of twice a year (June, Sept., Dec., & Mar.) billing dates will be announced at a later time. Beauty is all around us in Wildwood GRINS&GIGGLES&GRINS&GIGGLES A woman asks her husband: "What do you like about me the most? My beautiful face or my sexy body?" The husband gives her a long, appreciating look. "Your sense of humour." BAYFIELD & AREA HAPPENINGS FARMERS MARKET - Fridays 3-7pm Clan Gregor Square July 1 Seaforth Firefighters Breakfast July 8 Bayfield Firefighters Breakfast (in conjunction with Vettefest) Pioneer Park Rummage Sale - Friday, July 14th ENJOY EVERYDAY 1 of 11 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. That 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 / year / person or $1.00 / item NEW GAME 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 NO FLOATING LANTERNS OR FIREWORKS ALLOWED IN WILDWOOD PARK ADULT SWIM - 4pm - 5pm Please update your proof of insurance with the office regarding your trailer. Also, update proof of insurance with the office regarding your golf cart/atv & obtain 2017 sticker - $2.00 FOR SALE $200 OBO propane fireplace with a glass front. Includes all the attachments. site I NEED BABY JARS & if anyone has used leftover paint (acrylic or enamel, stains etc.) I will take it off your hands instead of throwing it out. FOR SALE: ATV tour box, black, never used $75.00, Smoker with ceramic briquettes and Jack Daniels wood chips $15.00, Lawn bowling balls multi coloured $10.00 Contact or drop off at site 66 Louise Mastercraft" aluminum multi-task 21 ladder (36 positions listed at Canadian Tire for $349.99) never used $125, also for sale is a wood round kitchen table with 4 chairs $50 or best offer site 141 call Eleanor Electric Golf Cart new windshield $1,000 Jim at site x12 new gazebo (never used) $125 site Free sofa bed. Good condition. 86" long site 236. Call/text piano located in Rec Hall FREE (please contact office) SHAREHOLDERS/MEMBERS IT S THE LAW: WORKING SMOKE ALARMS & CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS ARE TO BE INSTALLED IN EACH TRAILER SHAREHOLDERS/MEMBERS SHOULD INSTALL A ONE-WAY CHECK VALVE FOR THEIR SEWAGE ON THEIR TRAILER Please hand in your trailer rental form into the office when renting out your trailer before the tenants arrive. Thank you Helmets are required for children riding their bikes in the park. NO MORE LEAF / BRANCH / GRASS CLIPPINGS & GARDEN WASTE PICKUP UNTIL THE FALL JUST FOR YOUR INFO: Shareholders of Wildwood will now be listed & called Members of Wildwood since this is a non-profit park & we do not have shares Check out our Facebook page Wildwood by the River Bayfield & our web page ENJOY EVERYDAY 2 of 11 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

3 ! SHARE A SMILE HAPPY BIRTHDAY CANADA Wednesday, June 28, 2017 Happy 150 th Birthday Canada! Join us on Saturday, July 1 st for Canada Day 11:00 am - Canada is a Great Country Celebrate our Birthday Oh Canada singing (front lawn of Rec centre) 11:15 am - Canada Day parade starts in the parking lot (plan to come before ll:00 am to organize the parade) CANADA DAY OUTDOOR POSTER prize for best dressed Golf cart WAGON RIDE 12 noon - Lunch at the Rec Centre (buy your lunch) Children under 10 years FREE hotdog Join us for Canada Day birthday cake, too! 1:15 pm - Family Mini Golf game remember your golf club! Prizes! 4:00 pm Wagon Ride 7:00 pm - 11 pm - Jacob and the Blues Buster Band (at the Rec Centre) Thank you to our event volunteers and birthday cake donors (Vik F., Jane Z., Shirley A., Linda B., Judy M., Jane F., Marty S., Kim A., and judges) HELP US CELEBRATE CANADA DAY by Decorating Your Site in Red and White LET S SEE THOSE CANADIAN FLAGS OR RED & WHITE DECORATIONS ON YOUR SITE PICTURES WILL BE POSTED ON THE WILDWOOD FACEBOOK PAGE I AM CANADIAN & PARK PROUD ENJOY EVERYDAY 3 of 11 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

4 Canada has ten provinces and three territories. Despite being a huge country, Canada has the fourth lowest population density in the world, with only three people living per square kilometre! Almost half of the population in Canada were born in other countries. Three of Canada s islands make the top ten for size in the world Baffin, Ellesmere and Victoria. 15.9% of the population is 65 or older. 68.5% are between the ages of 15 and 64. The median age is 41 years. The average life expectancy at birth is years the sixth highest in the world. In Flander s Fields is a poem written by World War I Col. John McCrae, a Canadian veteran of the Second Boer War. He was struck with admiration at the courage of the dead when he saw red poppies swaying among the markers of his fallen comrades. The National Flag of Canada came into being in 1965 to replace the Union Jack. It is an 11 pointed red maple leaf on a white square. SPECIAL THANKS TO CLINTON FAIR FOR LOANING CANADA DAY DECORATIONS TO THE PARK FOR CANADA DAY. THANK YOU FOR LEAVING THEM IN PLACE. ENJOY EVERYDAY 4 of 11 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

Wildwood by the River Veterans Pledge Prize Package As of June 9 / 17. 1) Gift Card Donation - Black Dog Bistro - Bayfield - $ 50.00 2) $ 50.

5 Wildwood by the River Veterans Pledge Prize Package As of June 9 / 17. 1) Gift Card Donation - Black Dog Bistro - Bayfield - $ ) $ cash Donation Winter Euchre Club 3) Emergency Roadside Kit Donation 4) Turquoise Stone Ladies Necklace Donation 5) Gift Package Donation Libro Financial TOTAL VALUE Approx. $ Reminder Donations towards winning the prize package of $2, $5, or $10 are redeemable for tickets. Sign up for your pledge in the office and your tickets will be delivered to your site or seek me out at site 234 Thanks Vik. Chairperson - site 234 BONUS PRIZE SILENT AUCTION ITEM Women s Sorrel winter coat msrp TOO MUCH TO PUBLISH!! The sign- up sheet and the coat are located in the Rec hall in the glass showcase. Auction closes on Aug. 06 at 6:00 p.m. Ginger-Pina Colada Ice Pops 90 ml coconut-flavoured rum 30 ml dark rum 50 g sugar 3 (1/8 inch thick) slices peeled ginger root 1 (16 ounce) package frozen pineapple chunks 1 (13.5 ounce) can unsweetened coconut milk Stir together rums, sugar, and ginger in a saucepan. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer 5 minutes to concentrate the mixture and allow some of the alcohol to cook off. (You'll have a generous 1/3 cup.) Remove from heat and let cool to room temperature, about 20 minutes. Transfer rum and ginger mixture to a blender with pineapple and coconut milk and blend until smooth. Pour into 12 (3-ounce) ice pop moulds, dividing evenly. Cover moulds, insert sticks, and freeze until solid, at least 4 hours and up to 2 weeks. August 6th is our next Shareholder/Member Election meeting at 9:30am up in the Rec hall, we would like to thank all the Board members who donate their time for Wildwood. This is the list of Board members who have finished their term: John Croxford Debbie Detweiler Cliff Bates Ed MacDonald Vice President Secretary Director Director BrAIn TeASeR of the WeEk ENJOY EVERYDAY 5 of 11 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

Wildwood by the River Bayfield Concern / Suggestion Committee Flow Chart This process was approved by the Shareholders/Members at the May 21 st meeting on a trial basis until Sept. 3 rd.

6 Wildwood by the River Bayfield Concern / Suggestion Committee Flow Chart This process was approved by the Shareholders/Members at the May 21 st meeting on a trial basis until Sept. 3 rd. At that meeting the Shareholders/Members will decide whether to put this process into M.O.M. Reports to the Shareholders/Members will be made throughout the summer as far as the effectiveness of this process. Shareholders/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 Shareholder/Member. 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. 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 Shareholder/Member owing money to the park is not in good standing. RECREATION HAPPENINGS FOR 2017 Friday, June 30th - BUCK NITE Chicken breast on a Bun 6:00pm - 8pm Saturday, July 1st - BUCK LUNCH - noon - 2pm Saturday, July 1 st BAND Jacob and the Blues Busters 7 pm 11 pm held up in the Rec Hall Saturday, July 1st - Horseshoe Tournament (registration at 9:30am start game at 10am entry fee $2) Sunday, July 2 nd Horse races 2 pm-4 pm Rec Hall Sunday, July 2nd at 7pm Betty Bingo BRING A FRIEND NEW TO BINGO & WIN A PRIZE Saturday, July 15 th Trivia Night 7:30 pm Rec Hall $1 per player Saturday, August 5th - Horseshoe Tournament (registration at 9:30am start game at 10am entry fee $2) Saturday, August 5 th Horse races Vegas Night Saturday, August 19 th Tentative date for Golf Tournament Saturday, September 2nd - Horseshoe Tournament (registration at 9:30am start game at 10am entry fee $2) Saturday, September 2 nd Horse races 2 pm-4 pm Rec Hall Saturday, September 2 nd BAND King Creole (Elvis) 8 pm 10:30 pm held up at the Rec Hall Saturday & Sunday Sept 9 th & 10 th Shuffleboard Playoffs & BBQ Saturday September 30 th Trivia Night 7:30 pm Rec Hall $1 per player THIS WEEKEND MAKE SURE YOU CARRY CASH AS THERE WILL BE A MEAT DRAW (steak, chicken & ham) PLUS A 50/50 DRAW IN THE PARK ENJOY EVERYDAY 6 of 11 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

7 Judy Majury & Linda Bretz will be out and about selling Vegas Night (August 5th, 2017) tickets for $10.00 don t forget to buy your ticket. Vegas Night donations are always needed, please drop them off in the office or with a Rec Committee person. Thank you Is anyone interested in running karaoke, 50/50 draws, area BQ s, Friday Jam sessions or just your own idea. Please let Kim Adams (site 285) or sign up at the Rec Hall. Use your imagination & let s have some fun WIMBLEWOOD TENNIS DAY SATURDAY, JULY 1!! NEW FORMAT! SIGN UP BY FRIDAY, JUNE 30 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 TOURNAMENT AND ALL SKILL LEVELS ARE WELCOME, MALE AND FEMALE (over 16) ENJOY EVERYDAY 7 of 11 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

8 ! SHARE A SMILE HAPPY BIRTHDAY CANADA Wednesday, June 28, 2017 ARTS & CRAFTS HAPPENINGS STARTING JUNE 29, 2017 Tamara Heimrich will be our Jr. Recreation Director for Arts & Crafts for 2017 Tamara is very excited to provide a new & creative experience for the children at Wildwood by the River Bayfield. She will be returning to Fanshawe College in the fall for her second year of Early Childhood Education. Tamara enjoys crafting with children and providing a fun environment for all ages. OPEN - THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY MORNING SESSION 9:30 AM 12 NOON AFTERNOON SESSION - 1 PM 4 PM For all children to have a positive experience at the program, parental responsibilities are as follows: Please sign your child in Please leave an emergency contact name & number for your child Children three (3) years of age & under must be accompanied by an adult at all times Please adhere to the posted times for start up and pick up The craft room can only accommodate children with one coordinator (daycare environment ratio is 1:8) we are sorry that your child may be turned away, we are required to provide a safe environment for all the children If you are prepared to stay with your child when we have reached the limit for the number of children that can safely participate, this is perfectly acceptable The program will accommodate all children who wish to do arts & crafts, read & play! Tamara s Craft time Thursday June 29th: Games Day Friday June 30th: Canadian Flag Activity Saturday, July 1st: Canada Day Fun with Jenna Huth 9:30am till 11am & then 2pm till 4pm Sunday July 2nd: Fun with Elizabeth Morning: Bracelets and Necklaces Afternoon: Egg carton penguins Monday July 3rd: More fun with Elizabeth Morning: Toilet paper roll-bumblebees. Afternoon: Paper plate lady bugs ENJOY EVERYDAY 8 of 11 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

Mat s Message of the Week Well the heat is finally here so the pool is open, just a reminder that toddlers & babies are to wear swimmers when in the pool, swimmers are available in the office store.

9 Mat s Message of the Week Well the heat is finally here so the pool is open, just a reminder that toddlers & babies are to wear swimmers when in the pool, swimmers are available in the office store. I ask all members of the park that when dealing with the staff, please do so in a pleasurable manner, as conversations can be misinterpreted by staff or by yourselves. If there is a concern, there is a procedure in place by filling out a suggestion/ concern form and placing it in a sealed envelope if it is concerning staff. All other concerns can be put in the box outside the laundry room door. The big bin will be here again for the long weekend please put all garbage into the bin. Please fold all boxes before putting into the cardboard bin. Water coolers & dehumidifiers contain freon so they have a cost of $35 each when you dispose of them in our garbage, so please visit the office & pay. Wagon ride will be on Saturday & Sunday this long weekend starting at 4pm with a special ride on Saturday for the Canada Day Parade at 11:00am so please meet me in the parking lot in front of the Rec Hall. SPEEDING is always an issue please slow down as the park is very busy this time of year & all motorized vehicles are to follow all signs (one way, stop, speed etc.). Golf cart/atv owners please get your stickers from the office & just a reminder to let the office know of all completed building permits. This week we have been busy putting new sand at the Volleyball court, plus the Tennis court has been finished so the Tournament can be played. More security cameras have been installed at the mini golf course & in the Rec Hall so we have eyes everywhere. Also if you require work to be done by park staff, please go to the office and fill in a work request. We get busy and verbal requests at times get forgotten. Enjoy your weekend here at Wildwood Mat Zettler, Park Manager ENJOY EVERYDAY 9 of 11 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

10 To Wildwood Members: The Board of Directors wishes you and your family the very best in your summer activities. We are however, patiently awaiting summer weather for longer than a day at a time! This July lst we celebrate Canada s 150 th Birthday, which recognizes the signing of Confederation. We acknowledge Canada s birthday and the 150 years of accomplishments of our country and Canadians since we became a nation. There are several activities planned for the day and they are listed in the Weed. We welcome new Members to the Park to participate in events and get to know your neighbours. Special thanks to our volunteers and staff for keeping our Park welcoming, working hard and offering activities for all. We look forward to seeing you at the events throughout the summer and at the Member meetings scheduled on the Sunday morning, of each long weekend (May- September). Tom Falconer, President Board of Directors Shareholders/Members Meeting Sunday, July 2, :30 a.m noon 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 This meeting is being recorded Recorded Shareholders present - T. Falconer Approval of Meeting Minutes (May 21, 2017) - T. Falconer Presidents Report - T. Falconer (15 minutes) Update on Board activities MOM - Schedule B. Section 17 (park insurance Bylaw update Kids pool Park Managers Report - M. Zettler (30 minutes) Treasurer's Report - L. Bowman (10 minutes) Recreation Committee Report - K. Adams (10 minutes) Concerns - V Farrugia Concerns Flow Chart. Also would like to speak about the Vet s Pledge. Building - J Majury Report from meeting with Bluewater and Ausable Old Business (10 minutes) Betty Gowdy site she is removing the Notice Motion a surcharge of $200 per shareholder requesting a 50amp service. This should be payable to the park to offset costs amendment no more permits of 50amp allowed until this is voted at the May 2017 Shareholder meeting M/S Betty Gowdy. New Business (30 minutes) Notice of Motion not to have insurance & to change MOM M/S Paul Grove site 256, John Flynn site 137 Aldo Longo site 55 & 56, Fred Beddington site 419, 420 & 433 Adjournment Next meeting: Election Meeting, Sunday August 6, 2017 ENJOY EVERYDAY 10 of 11 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

11 Colouring contest for all ages this coloured picture can be handed into the Wildwood office PRIZES PRIZES PRIZES PRIZES PRIZES PRIZES PRIZES ENJOY EVERYDAY 11 of 11 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

WILDWOOD WEED. Beauty is all around us in Wildwood. Office News. Office Hours. Office Reminders:

WILDWOOD WEED. Beauty is all around us in Wildwood. Office News. Office Hours. Office Reminders: WILDWOOD WEED PUBLISHER: Debra-Jean Detweiler debbiesrock@msn.com & debbiesrock1@gmail.com site 110/180 cell 519-955-6212 or 226-963-1198 home Office News Office 519-565-2190 Emergency cell phone 519-525-2481