Keith Adams led us in such games as Fruit Basket Mix-up, Partner Dodgeball and Find the Chocolate Bar (blindfolded!). We shook the foundations as Richard Pepper led us in such camp songs as the infamous "Hippo Song". Margie Wilson was in charge of the snacks consumed during the viewing of slides of Summer 2000. Charlie Wilson and Keith reminded us of ways in which God may have spoken to us while at camp, as they shared with us from Micah 6 and John 4.

Several campers signed up for MIBS (Mail In Bible Studies), which feature prizes for those who complete them. Contact Keith for more info or to sign up!

Campers and staff 13 years or up were invited to fill out staff applications, if interested in serving Christ at Camp Dorion this coming summer. I think Keith ran out of forms that day, but contact him, if you are interested.

If you didn't receive an invitation to the Reunion, it may be that we don't have your snail-mail address correct. Contact Richard to correct your address.

Thank you Westfort Baptists for the use of your facilities.

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Other Pictures from the Dinner:
M.C. Don Edwards   Victor gets Jennifer's autograph
Peter James!!!           Pastors Bailey & Ray
"Clutch"                     Miss Moyer steps out
"Hey, Shroom, how'd you get your arm back there?"

Music was provided by "The Sunday Nite Choir" and Marilyn Rayner. An audio-visual presentation put together by Darren Foulds and Richard Pepper highlighted the evening's theme "A Tribute to Treasure Seekers" as events and key people of the last few years of DBCCC were featured. Thanks go to Dave Funk and Shawn Seargeant for their technical assistance. Along with this presentation, fulltime CSSM Ministries staff each described his/her role in Dorion's ministry.

Our thanks go to all who attended, to those who donated items for the auction and to all whose efforts contributed to an enjoyable evening.

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April 16, 2000 was chosen as the official opening date. Eleanor Moyer, who, as our third Director, headed up Dorion Bible Camp life from 1950 to 1971, cut the ribbon, declaring "Eagles Nest" open for ministry. Marilyn Shaver had won the "name the Chalet" contest, while her husband, Don, wrote a new song for the facility, which they performed as part of the ceremony. Much has been said already about the eagle spotted flying at a distance over the lake just after Keith Adams, Manager of Operations, had read these words from Deuteronomy 32:11: "Like an eagle that stirs up its nest, that hovers over its young, He spread His wings and caught them; He carried them on His pinions." Perhaps it is a good thing that we didn't choose the name "Black Bear Lodge".

--adapted from Howard McLeod's "Frontline" article and Phil Junnila's "Vision" article.

This "Shroomie" version of the event may take a while to load, but it's worth the wait!

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The Tullochs' first assignment was at Lake of the Trees Bible Camp (near Hundred Mile House, BC), constructing a new lodge. Summer 2001 was spent at Camp Livingstone in Quebec. Most recently they participated in the October "Quick Build" at the Dorion Bible Conference Centre.

--adapted from Orval Janz's "Frontline" article

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Alain and Bonnie Pleau moved on to ministry with Ontario Pioneer Camp early this year. The Hamblys were unable to join us until the Autumn. We very much appreciated Don Shaver, who volunteered to head up the Maintenance Team for the Summer, assisted by his right-hand man, Karl "Clutch" Wilson. The office and bookstore/ tuckshop also greatly benefited from the presence of Marilyn Shaver, who remarkably volunteered at the same time as her husband.

See 02 Pictures for the Hamblys' departure for Galilean Bible Camp.

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