Real Life at the Mews

Issue 121 April, 2021

Early Spring in Bayfield

It’s all about Community at The Bayfield Mews. We are a 55+ Community providing carefree living for our residents. Our community of 55 homes is now complete. Currently, there are no homes for sale. We have created a wait list so if you are interested in getting your name on our wait list, may we suggest that you do so as soon as possible. Please go to our web page where you will see a form to fill in your information plus a code on the left to be filled in. You also can call our office at (519)525-3307 or send an This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and speak to either Penny or Allen Beacock.

The Ontario government has put the entire province into lockdown for one month, starting Sunday, April 4, 2021. We at the Mews continue to support each other and continue to recommend that all our residents strictly follow all of the guidelines from our Ontario Medical Officials and our Ontario Government in our gatherings, indoor and outdoor and to maintain a six-foot space between people and frequently wash hands or use hand sanitizer.

The Mews Residents Association (MRA) is constantly working to come up activities during this time when we can’t gather as a large group. Our Zoom Bingo continues to be a great success on Friday evenings at 7:00 P.M. We have started a Trivia game via Zoom every Wednesday afternoon starting at 2:00 P.M. and it has become a favourite of many of our residents.

The MRA held our 2021 version of our very popular Soup’s On event on Wednesday, March 17th to help celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and 47 Mews residents participated. We had eight soup entries. Hot dogs and Irish cupcakes and squares were served at our last station. It was a beautiful sunny but cool day. Because of pandemic restrictions, this event had to be held outdoors and soup tasting stations were set up at eight individual home owner’s garages or front porches with our guests visiting each station in groups of four or five to taste the soups. The grand prize winner, Penny Beacock, received a $25.00 Foodland gift card and a certificate. It was a fun event and the MRA received very positive feedback from all those who attended.

More about the Village of Bayfield at their weekly online news source, the Bayfield Breeze.

COMMUNITY LIVING AT ITS BEST!