Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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th is an FIRST FIELD RUGBY HIS season was a much better one for Ashbury than we have seen for the past few years. First Bishops Game On October 2 Ashbury played host to Bishop's College in ideal football weather. Ashbury got off to a rather shaky startg Bishops scored several long ground gains which resulted in three rouges and three points. The Bishops squad had things their own way throughout the first quarter and early part of the second in which they scored an unconverted touchdown. At the ten minute mark of the second quarter Henry Dreyfus gathered in a Bishops pass and ran over for a maiorg the oflicials, however, ruled taat he stepped out at the forty yard marker and the play was recalled. Two short. Pritchard to Dreyfus. passes advanced the ball to the Bishops 8 yard stripe where Bob Darby carried the oval. and several Bishops players. ovcr for our first touch- down. The convert was unsuccessful. A Bishops fumble and several good ground plays paved the way for our second touchdown when

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16 THE ASI-IBURIAN On Thursday, February 24, St. Matthias Day, was the annual Confirmation service, conducted as usual by the Lord Bishop of Dttawa. Assisting him were the Reverend A. T. Carson, Rector of St. Bartholo- mew's, the Reverend A. Anderson, Diocesan Secretary, and Canon Wfoollcombe. The Chaplain presented the following boys for confirma- tion: Philip Foulkes, Richard Busk, Richard Kemp, Hugh MacNeil, Lewis Abbott, David Livingston, Michael Mann, Gerald Ross, Laurie Hart, and Peter Gilman. As usual the Leaving Service, attended by the Senior boys and their parents preceded the prize giving ceremonies outside. The year has been a good one for the chapel. XVe have had thirty- two Sunday morning services, and an equal number of evening ones, as well as prayers twice daily. There have been nine services of Holy Communion at which there have been a total of two hundred and seventeen communicants. For sixteen of our Sunday morning services we have had the most welcome company of Elmwood, our sister school. The Reverend XV. Belford provided a most educational and interesting set of services, coloured by Mr. L. H. Sibley, our organist and his choir. Assisting them as chapel clerks were Donald Lyon, Peter Hargreaves, and Donald Hall. D. Hall.

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