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

$The blow to my head has been very strong, fortunately it seems that it did not cause any serious injury, but I have three broken ribs, a compound fracture in the left leg, and they may have to$

1 WILDWOOD WEED PUBLISHER: Debra-Jean Detweiler & site 110/ cell or home Office News Office Emergency cell phone Emergency *911 Emergency response address: Wildwood Line, Bayfield GRINS&GIGGLES&GRINS Husband s Text Message: Honey, a car hit me when I was out of the office. Paula brought me to the hospital. They have been taking tests and X-rays. The blow to my head has been very strong, fortunately it seems that it did not cause any serious injury, but I have three broken ribs, a compound fracture in the left leg, and they may have to amputate my right foot. Wife s Response: Who s Paula? Office Hours OPEN: Sunday to Thursday 9am - 5pm AFTER THE RAIN Friday to Saturday 9am-9pm Office Reminders: Couches/chairs/ mattresses/box springs $10, Fridges without freon removed $75, Microwaves & TV s $10 We no longer take tires Please pay the office before disposing items. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. REMINDER TIME: THE FRONT GATE IS SET FOR SINGLE CAR OPERATION NOT GOLF CARTS / MOTORCYCLES / ATVS ENJOY EVERYDAY 1 of 8 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

HYDRO LEVY INVOICES HAVE BEEN SENT OUT - due June 30th HYDRO - AUGUST 15 3RD TAX INSTALLMENT DUE - SEPTEMBER 15 4TH TAX INSTALLMENT DUE - NOVEMBER 15 All Hydro and Tax Billings are considered overdue

2 HYDRO LEVY INVOICES HAVE BEEN SENT OUT - due June 30th HYDRO - AUGUST 15 3RD TAX INSTALLMENT DUE - SEPTEMBER 15 4TH TAX INSTALLMENT DUE - NOVEMBER 15 All Hydro and Tax Billings are considered overdue 30 days after due date - see MOM Section 30C Hydro & 3rd & 4th Tax Invoices are sent in June 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 Putters & Balls Tennis Rackets & Balls Adult & Children Badminton Basketball Volleyball Football Soccer Pickle Ball Bats, Balls & Children s Gloves Horse Shoes: OFFICE/STORE ITEMS: ice-cream, candy, coffee, pop just to name a few come check it out BAYFIELD HAPPENINGS Exeter Firefighters Breakfast - June 11th Huron Multicultural Festival, Goderich On the Square June 18th 1:00-7:00 FREE Brussels Firefighters Breakfast - June 19th ASPARAGUS SIDE DISH 1 bunch fresh asparagus, trimmed 2/3 cup water 1/4 cup olive oil 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese 10 grape tomatoes, halved Directions: Combine the asparagus and water in a 10 inch skillet and place over medium heat; cover. Allow the asparagus to steam until tender, about 10 minutes; drain. Reduce heat to low and return the skillet to the heat. Drizzle olive oil over the asparagus; sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Add the grape tomatoes to the skillet and replace the lid. Allow to sit covered until the cheese melts and the tomatoes are slightly steamed, about 2 minutes. FOR SALE 2 Bell Express Satellite Dishes with cable Satellite splitter and Satellite finder kit 2 viewsat receivers with remote Come to site 195 for any information on these items. Recliner in soft beige colour. Perfect size for any body type. $400. Perfect for home or trailer. Site 224 wood splitter/stand/4 way splitter (used twice) $225 complete Come to Mike or Gisele site 238 or call Veterans Pledge Prize Package Gift Card Black Dog Bistro - Bayfield - $ Gift Card Foodland - Bayfield - $ Anonymous Cash Donations - $ Gift donation - Remote helicopter $50 value Reminder Donations towards winning the prize package of $2, $5, or $10 are redeemable for tickets. Sign up for your pledge inn the office and your tickets will be delivered to your site. Thank you for supporting our military. ENJOY EVERYDAY 2 of 8 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

"I CAN'T PAINT WORTH A DARN Event A fun afternoon for the "I M REALLY NOT-AN-ARTIST" Elizabeth s Gallery (Goderich) has arranged to have Susan Seitz, an amazing artist, come to Wildwood and present a

3 "I CAN'T PAINT WORTH A DARN Event A fun afternoon for the "I M REALLY NOT-AN-ARTIST" Elizabeth s Gallery (Goderich) has arranged to have Susan Seitz, an amazing artist, come to Wildwood and present a SIP and PAINT workshop. Susan will guide us through a creative and personal process painting a pre selected picture, called "The Dancing Ladies". It is a whimsical portrayal of what you interpret in seeing. She encourages your creativity and it s not about copying what you see, rather self expression. It s not about painting better than someone else, rather self expression. By all accounts she is a young, funny and inspiring individual! A copy of the painting will be posted at the Rec centre bulletin board or visit her site You may not be an artist however you will have fun and may surprise yourself with your ability. Surprise yourself and be open to the possibilities of this experience. It has been proven that in order to keep our mental health and wellbeing stimulated, we actively need to try something NEW. Here is your chance! All Shareholders welcome and feel free to include friends or guests. Date: Saturday, July 23, 2016 Time: 1:30-4:00 pm Location: Wildwood by the River Cost: $50 includes all paint materials This is NOT a fundraiser it s a Friendraiser! To register contact Jane at jfalconer@bell.net or site 224. Further details will be provided regarding payment. Registration deadline June 29th. There is a minimum requirement of l2 participants. The SIP part of the event you supply! ENJOY EVERYDAY 3 of 8 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

4 GARDENS The work on the mini putt is a collaboration between mini putt and garden volunteers. Over the next couple of weeks, we are hoping to prepare the soil for sod, plant shade trees and redo the garden. Some safety issues need to be addressed also. Preparation of the ground and placement of the sod is where we need volunteers now. WE ARE PLANNING ON SOD ARRIVING FRIDAY, JUNE 24 th in late afternoon. Hoping our army of volunteers is on hand again! Garden mulch will be put in park garden areas. If you see mulch near our gardens, please note this is for PARK USE ONLY. Thank you to Paul and Pam G. for the blue spruce tree donations. We hope to have 2 more leafy shade trees in place in the mini putt area. MINI PUTT/GARDEN Still time to SPONSOR a MINI PUTT hole Imagine the fun you could have alligators, fun things (Lego land, candy store), picture history of Wildwood, hole obstacles, something of special meaning to your family, the list goes on. Use your imagination and have family fun! Join our present hole sponsors: #1 Donna and Bryan (site 189) #2 Egan Family (site 133) #3 Robinson Family (site 221) #4 Pam and Deb (site168) #5 Stewart Family (site 94) #6 Kim and Shirley (site 285) #7 Janet and Marty (site 195) #8 VanBakel Family (site 74) #9 Ferguson Family (site 76) #10 Hummingbird lane #11 Sandra/Dave (site 218), Tricia/Ian (site 205) and Julie/Jay (site 211) #12 Wayne and Mary Jo (site 123) #13 No sponsor* #14 Tom and Jane (site 224) #15 No sponsor* #16 Martyn (site 68) #17 Paul and Judy (site 154) #18 No sponsor* The sign-up list remains up on the pool side of the Rec centre. "GRAND" Mini Putt Family REOPENING: August lst Long Weekend Sponsors are encouraged complete their mini putt hole by July 29 th. We continue to need volunteers to work on the mini golf site and you can do so at anytime. Equipment and paint to do the work is in the garden shed. Contact Mat or Kim (site 285) for access to the shed. MEMORY GARDEN To those who have lost a family member or friend, who was or is a Shareholder, you are able to have an engraved stone with their name, etc. put in the Memory Garden. The cost for the stone is $35, payable at the office. If you have questions, you may contact the office or Jane (site 224). ENJOY EVERYDAY 4 of 8 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

5 Mat s Message: I would like to thank all Shareholders & Volunteers for the work they do in the park, I appreciate the help. I have noticed that speeding is still continuing in the park & in front of the office, please slow down before someone gets hurt. The Hydro project is moving along so in certain areas of the park there will be outages for a short period of time when work is being done, sorry for any inconvenience. Golf carts/atv s please have your beverages in a cup holder when driving & there will be no more forgiveness regarding stickers, please go to the office or park your vehicle. Parents with babies/toddlers in the pool please have appropriate swimmers on them, the swimmers (diapers) will be available in the office. Building permits that are finished please notify the office. Branch / Leaf pickup next week will be the last pickup until fall so cleanup now. When disposing of garbage and recycling, PLEASE put them in the appropriate bin, nothing more frustrating then to have to pick out garbage from the recycling bin. Also can the shareholder who has donated the piano at the rec hall, please inform the office, it would be greatly appreciated. ENJOY EVERYDAY 5 of 8 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

6 REMINDER: MOM - BUILDING & BEAUTIFICATION STANDARDS & GUIDELINES SECTION 28 Tree Removal and /or Major Trimming (PP) Any tree, large or small, located on Park property that needs to be removed will require the services of a licensed tree company, approved by the Park Manager. A liability insurance certificate at a minimum of $1,000,000 must be filed with the Wildwood Office Manager prior to the company's entrance to the Park. Shareholders may choose their own tree service with contractor proof of liability insurance at the minimum level. A shareholder may remove their own trees provided they do it safely. The shareholder will be responsible for all damages to a neighbour s property. A waiver MUST first be signed removing any responsibility from the park (waiver available at the office). a) An approved tree permit is required for any tree to be removed and permit to be registered in the Park office before any tree removal operation commences. b) Permits will be approved for tree removal if they are deemed to be a safety hazard by the Park Manager. Dead or diseased trees can be removed after an approved permit is issued. If deemed unsafe it will be the Shareholders responsibility to arrange and pay for the tree removal within a two (2) week period by a licensed tree company. If not removed within this time frame, the removal will be arranged by the Park Manager at the Shareholders expense. c) Trees may be removed to provide access for placement of trailer and/or construction of additions and decks (following permit approval). d) Insufficient sunlight is not an acceptable reason for removing trees and no permit will be approved. e) Trees must not be removed if the root system is stabilizing an embankment. f) Tree topping or major trimming, will not be allowed unless the request is backed up by a written report from a reputable tree service. The reason for trimming (major), topping, etc. must be described and assurance given that the tree will not be harmed. The method of trimming or topping must be specified on the building permit. g) Wildwood is responsible for all trees fifteen (15) feet from the middle of road. h) A waiver is available at the office and must be signed removing park from any responsibility and work must be done safely. Building Permits are required for these items & please take these items to the burn pile ENJOY EVERYDAY 6 of 8 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

7 ! ENJOY A GOOD LAUGH WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Wednesday, June 8, WIMBLEWOOD TENNIS DAY SATURDAY, JULY 2 SIGN UP BY FRIDAY, JULY 1 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 8 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

8 KOOKIE LAST WEEKEND MEAT DRAW WINNERS: site 278, site 122 & site /50 DRAW OF $68 WAS WON BY site 285 CONGRATULATIONS TO EVERYONE MEAT DRAW & 50/50 DRAW WILL BE HELD EVERY WEEKEND. BREAKFAST WILL ALSO BE SERVED ON SATURDAY MORNINGS 8:30 TO 10:30 WITH LUNCH TO FOLLOW FROM 12:00 TO 1:30. REMEMBER BUCK NITE FOR FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00pm - 8:00pm $10 will buy you a 2016 Recreation Social Card which are available in the office or up at the Rec Hall HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE. SHUFFLEBOARD LEAGUE 2016 STARTS: SATURDAY JUNE 25th, 2016 COST: $8.00 per PLAYER or $15.00 per TEAM OF 2 SIGN UP: INDIVIDUAL OR TEAM SIGN UP at MAIN OFFICE or REC HALL BY NOON on SUNDAY, JUNE 19th. SCHEDULE WILL BE POSTED BY 9pm FRIDAY NIGHT JUNE 24th 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 10Th (& 11th 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. ENJOY EVERYDAY 8 of 8 DANCE YOUR FEET SILLY

WILDWOOD WEED. PUBLISHER: Debra-Jean Detweiler & site 110/ cell or home

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