ROSEWOOD TIMESJune 2017

Tim & Karen Sabo FB: RoseWood Resort 2016

www.RoseWoodResort.ca Info@RoseWoodResort.caJune is Here...Let The Summer Fun Begin!!

NEW VIRTUAL OFFICE As many of you have probably noticed, the office is not always being ‘manned’ during our open hours. Please feel free to call/text the park cell if you should need us and we are not in the office - we are happy to swing back to the office and help you in any way we can.

GRASS CLIPPINGS Just a quick reminder that grass clippings are NOT to go into the garbage bins - please toss them over the ridge. Decomposing grass clippings, branches etc will work to help stabilize the embankment, and limit further erosion. Office Hours:

Monday-Thursday: 10 am-4pm Friday: 10 am - 6 pm Saturday: 10 am - 4 pm Sunday: 10 am - 2 pm

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SPEED LIMIT IN THE PARK The posted speed limit in the park remains 10 km. Please respect this, and remember to tell your guests as well to avoid unnecessary issues.

VISITORS We love having your guests share time in the park - please remember to let us know when friends/family are here so we are aware. The office needs to know about all visiting pets as well. If guests are staying overnight, there is a $5/guest/night fee. Thanks in advance for your cooperation.

THINGS TO REMEMBER WHEN YOU ARE HERE...

Ambulance/Fire/Police 911 RCMP 403.638.3655 Hospital 403.638.3034 RVTech: Larry 403.919.4665 Shed and deck Movers: Cooters 403.638.3934 Superior Propane 1.877.873.7467

July 15th is the Rosewood Nine and Dine, a four person ‘best ball’ tournament at the Sundre Golf Club. 4:00 shotgun start. Golf with cart and supper $55. Supper only $25. Contact Jim Bolin or Charlie Crutchfield for tickets/details - they will NOT be going trailer or trailer this year to sign up participants, so you must reach out to them. Their contact numbers are listed below - all payment has to be made in full by July 2nd this year - no exceptions.

Jim - bolinj@shaw.ca/403-651-7617 Charlie - cncrutchf@gmail.com/403-861-2125

Lost and Found Lost - a Woman’s Columbia rain jacket, lime green in colour, size XL. May have been left in the quonset after the July 1st BBQ last year. If found, please return to the office as the owner is greatly missing it.

Found - Woman’s sunglasses with reading orbitals implanted in each lens - black with white gemstones on sides. Found by staff in recycling box. Pick up at office if they are yours.

Sports

Classified #22 Fawn Meadows - See kijiji link for the details on this turn-key site. http://www.kijiji.ca/v-park-model-trailer/calgary/40flss-countryridge-by-heartland/1260640547

#24 Fawn Meadows - See Kijiji link for the details on this turn-key site. http://www.kijiji.ca/v-travel-trailer-camper/calgary/2014-coachmen-brookstone-5th-wheel-50th-anniversary-edition-355/1264901900

#25 Fawn Meadows - See Kijiji link for details on this turn-key site. http://www.kijiji.ca/v-travel-trailer-camper/calgary/2014-rockwood-8329ss-travel-trailer/1265028170

#14 Rosewood Lane - See Kijiji link for details on this turn-key site. http://www.kijiji.ca/v-travel-trailer-camper/red-deer/2012-rockwood-34-model-8315-bss/1262252663

July 1st Celebrations The Parade starts at 1:00 - decorate your vehicle, golf cart, or anything else you can find, and join us as we tour the park. After the Parade, spend the afternoon with games or visiting with friends, and finish it off with the Park BBQ.

Wind Up Dinner Join us for an evening of great food, fun, and reminiscing as we wind up the season. The event provides a catered meal at an offsite location, and is a great opportunity to remember the funs times from the season, and say ‘see you next season’ to your neighbours.

Various Golf Tournaments There are a number of golf tournaments throughout the season that are offered by residents within the park. Some are charity driven, some are for fun. There are even trophies - a great opportunity for any who enjoy the game, or who want to have some outdoor fun.

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Mark Your Calendars with these Upcoming Events:

Last year, a few hundred baby trees were planted around the outer perimeter of the lots of Fawn Meadows. The hope is that these trees will grow to not only improve the aesthetics of the park, but provide privacy from the 760, and act as a sound barrier as well. So, in essence, these are to be ‘shelterbelt’ trees. And because they are shelterbelt trees, we will be watering them lots to encourage strong growth, but we will NOT be fertilizing them.

Did You know…

Shelterbelt trees are planted to be a strong wind break, a tree that can survive a harsh Canadian winter. We want to ensure that the trees are as strong as they can be on their own. Fertilizing can make the seedlings more "dependent" on it, thus not producing as tough as a tree as it would without. Regular watering, however, is very important in the first year, and will be the primary method of keeping our trees alive and healthy.

Park News

Please… Please… Please Ensure your pets are settled before leaving them alone or

unattended in your trailer We have had many

complaints of dogs barking when left alone.