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The Citizen, 1995-06-07, Page 11Cormiled by Linda Campbell Phone 357-2188 B lg The news from e rave D. Campbell marks 65th, retirement with family On the high seas The H.M.S. Pinafore by Gilbert and Sullivan was the ambitious undertaking this year for the East Wawanosh Public School spring concert. The operetta was presented last Thursday evening in the gymnasium. Brownies study native lore Graduation Auke and Chris Bylsma are happy to announce the graduation of their daughter, Sheila from Mohawk College with a diploma In Early Childhood Education. Congratulations with love from your family. Graduation Deanna Lyon, daughter of Murray and the late Shirley Lyon of Londesborough, graduated from the Faculty of Education, the University of Western Ontario on June 3rd, 1995. Deanna graduated on the Dean's Honour List, with distinction. Congratulations and best of luck Dad, Brad, Ken, E.E., Grandma and Jazz. Kerrie Kathleen, the daughter of John and Maureen McClinchey of Blyth recently received her Bachelor degree in commerce having com- pleted a four year course at McMaster University in Hamilton. Kerrie is currently employed with Xerox Canada as an account manager. Congratulations Kerrie. Love and Best Wishes, your family. Graduation Leona Cunningham, daughter of Thomas and Ida Cunningham of R.R. #1 Auburn and granddaughter of Norma Grigg of Clinton attended Convocation at the University of Waterloo on May 25, 1995. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Honours Political Science, Administrative Studies Specialization maintaining Dean's Honour List standing throughout university. Leona will begin her Masters in Public Administration at the University of Western Ontario in the fall. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1995. PAGE 11. On Sunday, June 4, Anne Spivey held her annual piano recital at Knox United Church in Belgrave. Students participating were Scott Foikard, Amber Lutz, Lesley Morrison, Janelle Kuyvenhoeven, Harmony Spivey, Adrian Borman, Kerry Brittany Armstrong, Victoria Waechter, Kendra Folkard, Caroline Dykstra, Dan Hammill, Nathan Spivey and Sarah Doolittle. Her students had a busy year with 17 of them entering the music festival, 11 trying piano exams and four writing a theory exam through the Royal Conservatory of Music. Mrs. Elva Jacques and Mrs. Alvin Mundell of Gorrie visited last Tuesday afternoon with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse. Mabels Moms met at the home of Mabel Wheeler on Wednesday, May 31. Attending were Sherri Sippel, Christie, Scott and Niel; Alice Yuill and Claren; Melanie Pletch, Meagan and Ben; Lila Procter and Ben; Sandra Dorsch and Melinda; Michelle Young and Sara; Ken Higgins and Laura Lee-Anne; Joanne Robinson, Nicole and Stephanie; Linda Hess and Andrew; Donna Raynard, Trevor and Heidi; Candice Chaffe and Brandon and Rev. Mary Jane Hobden. Marilyn King, Public Health Nurse, guest speaker led a discussion on "mothering". Mark Ryan of Corner Brook, Newfoundland was a weekend guest at the home of Harold, Nancy, Mike and Darryl Jardin. Mark is a roommate with Darryl Jardin at Sir Sanford Fleming College in Lindsay. Following their marriage in Knox United Church, Belgrave, on Saturday, June 3 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Nixon are holidaying in Las Vegas, Nevada. A special thank you to all who attended and helped to celebrate the 65th birthday as well as a retirement party held at the home of Scott and Judy Campbell, RR 5, Wingham on Sunday, June 4. Close to 200 friends, neighbours and relatives were able to surprise Don with a pot luck picnic lunch on a perfectly warm sunny day. Well wishers who were unable to 4-H club tours studio The May 24 4"-H meeting started off with the 4-H Pledge. Members saw some baby chickens and got to take"some pictures of them. They ended the meeting with the 4-H motto. May 31 they went to Snyder's Photography in Wingham. Mr. Snyder showed them several kinds of cameras, both old and new. He showed them how pictures were developed, and answered questions. They toured the photography studio and found out how bright the lights are. They concluded the meeting with the 4-H motto. Belgrave news con't on Pg. 12 attend telephoned from as far away as Whitefish Falls (Don and Margot Graham) and Don's son Brad from Vancouver, B.C. Don's wife Susan, son Scott, daughter-in-law Judy and daughter Lisa Schmid were instrumental in the planning and preparation of the surprise. The beautiful cake appropriately decorated with a resemblance of Don lying in a hammock was made by Nancy Jackson of Bluevale. Don's son Robert and his daughter Kelly were able to attend but Don's son Brent and his wife Joanne were sorry they were unable to attend the joyous occasion because of illness. Bruce and Lenora Elliott of Arkona, Gordon and Louise Elliott and family of Ailsa Craig, Linda and Abby Lichtenberger of St. Thomas visited at the home of Clarence and Mildred Yuill Sunday evening after attending the surprise party for Don Campbell. Maxine Zettler, RR 4, Walkerton visited last Wednesday with her mother, Beth Procter. Last Sunday, Sandra Mayberry of Londesboro took her mother Beth for a drive, after which they dined out. John, Linda, Jeremy and Justin Campbell spent last weekend at Grand Bend visiting with Garry Desjardine and Nelson Desjardine of Grand Bend and Bob and Heather Maass of London. On May 20, Sharon Nivins had a "surprise" dinner to celebrate Cameron and Alice Yuill's 10th anniversary. All of the "Nivins" family was there. After supper, when it got dark they had a brilliant fire display. The grandchildren were given an enormous number of sparklers to enjoy after the fireworks were done. The Belgrave Belles have again changed their name. They are now and will remain for the year anyway "The Belgrave Bandits". They have ordered nice purple T- shirts with turquoise lettering. The Belgrave Bandits tied the Bluevale Bares in Belgrave on Friday, May 26. On May 30, they won against the Wingham Wakkers at Riverside Park in Wingham. The first Belgrave Brownies met at the East Wawanosh Public School on May 25. Lindsay Malhiot and Leanne Elston learned about thinking of others. All of the girls working on the gardener's badges were tested by Candice Chaffe. The following girls received their gardener's badge: Emily Elston, Jenna Howatt, Vanessa Wall, Heather Rochetta, Kristen Palmer, Nicole Meier, Nicole Procter, Felisha Price, Lindsay Malhiot, Camerra Yuill, Janisa Cloakey, Ellen Procter, Amanda Dorsch and Leanne Elston. The two Sparks Jenna Stryker and Shauna Dawson, received their "Spark Badge" for the gardener's badge as well. The following girls received their Golden Bars: Janisa Cloakey, Felisha Price, Ellen Procter, Amanda Dorsch, Camerra Yuill, Leanne Elston and Lindsay Malhiot. The following girls received their Golden Hands: Heather Rochetta, Jenna Howatt, Emily Elston, Chantelle Mason, Kristen Palmer, Nicole Procter, and Vanessa Wall. Nicole Meier, Kristen Palmer and Nicole Procter put on a skit on "Good Turns". On Friday, May 26, the First Belgrave Brownies had a sleepover at the Belgrave Women's Institute Hall. The theme for the sleepover was "native lore." At 7 p.m. the campers arrived and made a name tag where they made up their Indian name for the weekend. They were divided into groups by their "sixes" which were named by a native symbol. The groups were moons, suns, thunderbirds and fire. After their nametags were finished they got their sleeping bags ready for bed, and then proceeded over to Lianne Swanson's where they had a campfire of spider dogs and marshmallows. Jenna Howatt made a meal of potatoes, carrots and hamburger because she is working on her camp badge. She also learned how to build a campfire. Alice Yuill asked questions about native people to find out how much the girls knew. They then had a sing=song and returned to the hall for bedtime. On Saturday morning they had several "early risers". The Brownies made a dream catcher out of branches, string, beads and feathers. The Sparks made a native headband and a leather canoe. After everyone had arisen (some were awakened), they cleaned their sleeping gear and had breakfast of pancakes and sausages. Each girl had to wash and dry their own dishes which made cleanup a cinch! After breakfast, Lauren Walker and Karrin Marks showed the girls how to make a bedroll. They then proceeded outside where they played Indian games led by Karrin and Lauren. After, Sandra Dorsch read a story and went over native lore. As they each were tested for their native lore badge, the rest of the girls made their canoes out of leather and gimp. The Sparks made a drum out of stones and aluminum pie plates and gimp. Everyone marched to Alice Yuill's home where they saw baby chicks and a hedgehog. Free time was spent on Claren and Camerra's playground They then marched back, singing songs to Lianne Swanson's where they had lunch of pizza and yummy desserts. Special thanks to Marlene Procter, Sandra Wall and Liz Stryker for being excellent parent helpers. The following girls received their native lore badge as well as participating in the sleepover: Emily Elston, Jenna Howatt, Vanessa Wall, Heather Rochetta, Kristen Palmer, Nicole Meier, Nicole Procter, Felisha Price, Lindsay Malhiot, Camerra Yuill, Janisa Cloakey, Ellen Procter, Amanda Dorsch and Leanne Elston. The two Sparks Jenna Stryker and Shauna Dawson received their "Spark badges" for the Native Lore badge as well.