WILDWOOD WEED. Our new Tennis Court in Wildwood thanks. Office News. Office Hours. Office Reminders: to Mel Diotte for the picture

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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. Our new Tennis Court in Wildwood thanks to Mel Diotte for the picture GRINS&GIGGLES&GRINS&GIGGLES In a dark and hazy room, peering into a crystal ball, the mystic delivered grave news: "There's no easy way to say this, so I'll just be blunt - prepare yourself to be a widow. Your husband will die a violent and horrible death this year." Visibly shaken, Laura stared at the woman's lined face, then at the single flickering candle, then down at her hands. She took a few deep breaths to compose herself. She simply had to know. She met the fortune teller's gaze, steadied her voice, and asked: "Will I be acquitted? ENJOY EVERYDAY 1 of 8 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 / 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 Check out our Facebook page Wildwood by the River Bayfield & our web page BAYFIELD & AREA HAPPENINGS FARMERS MARKET - Fridays 3-7pm Clan Gregor Square Pioneer Park Rummage Sale - Friday, July 14th 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, 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 280 piano located in Rec Hall FREE (please contact office) INVOICING DUE DATES *PLEASE NOTE ADDITIONAL HYDRO INVOICING INVOICE DUE DATE MAINTENANCE FEE FEBRUARY 28 1st TAX INSTALLMENT FEBRUARY 28 HYDRO FEBRUARY 28 *NEW - HYDRO APRIL 15 2ND TAX INSTALLMENT MAY 15 HYDRO LEVY AUGUST 15 HYDRO AUGUST 15 3RD TAX INSTALLMENT SEPTEMBER 15 *NEW - HYDRO OCTOBER 15 4TH TAX INSTALLMENT NOVEMBER 15 Post-dated cheques past the due date will have regular interest charges applied. As stated in M.O.M. overdue accounts will have interest applied at 2% per month. E-transfer for bill payment Use park wildwoodrv@tcc.on.ca Provide the office, under separate , the answer to your security question to ensure Wildwood is the only intended recipient to receive the money. This security question can be used for any future e- transfers. Thank You Bonnie J Pollock, Office Manager IT S THE LAW: WORKING SMOKE ALARMS & CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS ARE TO BE INSTALLED IN EACH TRAILER RAILWAY TIES ARE NOT PERMITTED IN THE BURN-PILE 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. ENJOY EVERYDAY 2 of 8 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

3 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. Raspberry Icebox Cake 24 graham crackers, crushed 1/3 cup butter 1/4 cup packed brown sugar 1 (6 ounce) package raspberry flavoured Jell-O(R) mix 1 cup boiling water 15 ounces frozen raspberries 20 large marshmallows 1/3 cup milk 1 cup heavy whipping cream, whipped Directions Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Mix graham cracker wafer crumbs, butter and brown sugar until well combined. Set aside 1/4 cup of this mixture for a topping and press the remainder into one 9x13 inch pan. Bake at 350 degrees F (175 degrees C) for 10 minutes. Set aside to cool. Dissolve raspberry gelatin in the boiling water and add the frozen raspberries, stirring until melted. Chill until partially set and spread on wafer base. Melt marshmallows with the milk. When cool, fold in whipped cream and spread on top of raspberry mixture. Sprinkle with remaining crumbs. Chill for 3-4 hours before serving. 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 ENJOY EVERYDAY 3 of 8 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

4 BrAIn TeASeR of the WeEk RECREATION HAPPENINGS FOR 2017 Every Friday night Buck nite 6pm till 8pm come up to the Rec Hall for supper tickets available in the office or up in the Rec Hall Every Saturday noon till 1:30pm Buck lunch come up to the Rec Hall for lunch 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 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 August 12th & 13th Shuffleboard Playoffs Trivia Night 7:30 pm Rec Hall $1 per player Vegas Night tickets are SOLD OUT sorry if you didn t get a ticket but that doesn t mean you can t come up to the Rec Hall on Aug. 5th & have some fun 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 ENJOY EVERYDAY 4 of 8 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

5 ! SHARE A SMILE KEEP IT SIMPLE Wednesday, July 12, 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 July, 13- Games Day Friday July, 14- Q-tip painting Saturday July 15- Sun catchers Sunday July 16- Tape resist painting Monday July 17- Bingo dab art ENJOY EVERYDAY 5 of 8 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

6 Mat s Message of the Week Hope everyone is enjoying their summer so far. Mother Nature has brought us the heat and also the heavy rains at times, as many have witnessed over the long weekend. I would like to thank my staff and Terry Barnes for their work on grading roads and the reshoring of the bank on Ravine Road. Road work is ongoing and we hope to have all issues dealt with by months end, weather permitting. The compound area is becoming a drop off site for some members unwanted stuff. This has to stop. The staff and I spend hours each week, going through the metal area removing items that are for the garbage bins. If it is no longer useful to you, it more than likely no use to anyone else. As for the bins, please be aware that the first 2 bins are for recycles and cardboard and the last 3 are for garbage. Please let s help keep that area clean of unwanted material that the staff has to get rid of. The burn pile back at the ball diamond is for brush and burnable wood. At NO TIME should RAILWAY TIES be put into the pile. Lastly I would like everyone to keep in their thoughts and prayers the daughter of Earl, who passed away suddenly while on vacation. I know many are with the Board and myself in expressing our deepest condolences to Earl and his family at this time. Mat Zettler Park Manager Please do not litter our roadways & our beautiful park with your butts. ENJOY EVERYDAY 6 of 8 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

7 PUB TYPE TRIVIA Saturday July 15 th, Rec Hall. Max team size 5 people, minimum 2. $1 per person. This will be a fun night for Adults & Teens lasting about 2 hours. ***NEW EASIER QUESTIONS*** ***PRIZES*** COME OUT AND HAVE SOME FUN!! ENJOY EVERYDAY 7 of 8 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

8 WILDWOOD 2017 GOLF TOURNAMENT WHEN: SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 2017 WHERE: ATHERTON GOLF COURSE TIME: TEE OFFS START AT 9:30am. 9 HOLES ONLY, TIMES POSTED AT REC HALL BY 7:00PM FRIDAY NIGHT COST: DEADLINE: $35.00 per PERSON. DINNER ONLY is $15.00 per PERSON. $5.00 for 12 and under (Hot Dogs) SIGN UP AND PAYMENT IS DUE BEFORE 4pm AUG 13th SIGN UP AT MAIN OFFICE OR REC HALL. PAY BY CASH ONLY SIGN UP ALONE OR AS A TWOSOME/FOURSOME NOTE **** MINIMUM 20 PLAYERS REQ D OR NO TOURNAMENT**** FORMAT: INCLUDED: FOUR PERSON BEST BALL 9 HOLES GOLF, CHICKEN DINNER & PRIZES FOR GOLFERS LIMITED QUANTITY OF CARTS. CLIFF AT cliffbates@rogers.com TO RESERVE YOUR CART (ADD $5 PER PERSON) DONATIONS OF PRIZES WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED NOTE!!!! THIS IS A FUN TOURNAMENT FOR EVERYONE TO ENJOY. IT DOESN T MATTER IF THIS WILL BE YOUR FIRST OR 101 st TIME YOU VE PLAYED. ENJOY EVERYDAY 8 of 8 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY