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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1995. PAGE 9.
It's a hit
This player from the Belgrave PeeWees sends the ball
out for a basehit during a recent game in Brussels. The
visitors went home victorious.
The news from
elgrave
Compiled by Linda Campbell Phone 357-2188
Family celebrates
birthday at cottage
The WMs held its meeting at the
home of Mrs. Irma Mason, Blyth.
Love Divine All Loves Excelling
was read in unison. Mrs. Alice
Nicholson opened with a poem,
"The Dawn". Mrs. Freda Scott read
scripture from St. Luke 21.
Meditation was entitled "Faith
Journey" and given by Mrs. Ivy
Cloakey. Mrs. Ora Bruce led in
Ontario Mennonite Music Camp,
a unique camping experience for
adventurous youth, runs from Aug.
13 to Aug. 25 at Conrad Grebel
College, Waterloo.
Music Camp, sponsored by
Conrad Grebel College, is in its
12th season of providing a two-
week live-in experience for
musically-motivated young people
age 12 to 15 who wish to learn
more about the musical heritage of
the Christian church.
This year's theme is "Keep Your
Boat Afloat: Faith, Promise and
Praise."
The camp offers many music-
related activities - choir, band,
string orchestra, musical coaching,
drama, small ensemble groups,
prayer.
The WMS Oath was repeated.
An invitation was read to Wingham
on Sept. 19 at 8 p.m. The fall rally
will be held Sept. 11 in the
Ashfield Church at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Margaret Siertsema gave
the secretary's report and Mrs.
Cloakey, the financial report. Roll
call was answered by one's opinion
on whether the name of the Glad
special workshops, sessions with
guest artists, field trips, campfires,
skits, daily camper-planned chapels
and a final concert for family and
friends. This year's concert feature
is A Technicolour Promise, a
modern telling of the story of
Noah.
Cheryl Sumsion from Waterloo,
a teacher with the Oxford County
Board of Education since 1992, is
the newly-appointed Director of
Ontario Mennonite Music Camp.
Cheryl was Choral Director at
Music Camp last summer. She has
an Honours BA with a major in
Music and a minor in Studies in
Personality and Religion from the
University of Waterloo (1990). She
has a BEd in Vocal Music from the
University of Western Ontario
Tidings should be changed. It was
felt it was best left as is.
One guest was present and 37
sick and shut-in calls recorded.
Mrs. Nicholson read a story on the
beauty of Canada and the glories of
nature.
The next meeting will be Sept.
11. Mrs. Nicholson closed with a
poem and the hostess served lunch.
(1991).
In addition, she has had intensive
voice study at Wilfrid Laurier
(1991) and has done studies in the
Kodaly Methodology, also at
Laurier (1992).
During July, she is teaching
English as a Second Language at
Student Camps International in
Toronto. She is a soprano soloist
and performs with both amateur
and professional choirs, and with
musical theatre groups.
Brochures about Ontario
Mennonite Music Camp have been
distributed to the constituent
churches of the Mennonite
Conference of Eastern Canada. If
you wish a copy, call Eleanor
Dueck at Conrad Grebel College,
(519) 885-0220, extension 226.
Ashley Irwin spent a few days
holidays at her grandmother's,
Betty Irwin.
Justin Campbell, son of John and
Linda Campbell celebrated his 12th
birthday at their cottage in Grand
Bend on Thursday, June 29. Tyler
Fenton, Craig Marks, Travis
Campbell, Jim Wray, Chad Cook,
Matt Campbell and Justin's brother
Jeremy were guests for the
sleepover and party.
The youths enjoyed ping pong
and basketball as well as swimming
at the beach.
Sjaan Gerth won the Bantam
Boys triathlon with 1,759 points.
He ran the 80 metre hurdles in 13.6
seconds had a throw of 7.71 metres
in the shotput and had a mark of
1.48 metres in the high jump. Sjaan
was one of the athletes from the
Wingham Optimist Track and Field
Club who competed in the Ontario
combined events championship
held June 17.
Kindergarten ends with smiles
The senior kindergarten class of East Wawanosh Public School were all smiles as they
gathered on the last days for a few more turns on the climbing bars. At the top, from left are:
Trevor McArter, Kristopher Campbell, Kyle Jamieson and Justin Wesselink. Across the
cente, from left, are: Margaret Vincent, Montina Hussey, David Garniss, Brandon Kellington
and Nicole Sippel. Standing on the ground, from left, are: Carter Cloakey, Staci Dunbar,
Shauna Dawson, Trudy Wiebe and Evan Lautenslager. The teacher was Mrs. Jane Wilson.
Belgrave WMS meets in Blyth
Mennonite Camp, Aug. 13-25
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