Here's some of the people that attended the open house. There were people from every decade of the camp's history in attendance, and in particular a group of staff members that worked together in the 1970's. Some people took the opportunity to cool off with a dip in the pool.

There were some offical ceremonies with local dignitaries in attendance. This included the Mayor of Middlesex Center Al Edmonston, MPP Maria Van Bommel, and MP Bev Shipley.

Part of the ceremonies also included planting a red oak tree in the quad. This tree was dedicated for the 50th anniversary and several people lent a hand in digging the hole and filling it in. It is our hope that his tree may flourish and grow over the camp for the next 50 years and beyond.

After the open house finished up, the celebration moved to the Komoka Community Center for a raost beef dinner and entertainment. The dinner was put on by Donna, who was the camp cook for many years. The entertainment included music, the Great Camtini (which was done by former camp directors Cam Brown and Bill Stevens), and a magic show.