Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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'li H If Sept. ZH Oct. -I Oct. IH Oct. 25 Nov. li Nov. 22 Noi. 29 l'elw. H Xlnr 6 ,Xpr In Xlny 'T Xlny li liox' ISHHUI fl.-IX I3 Rex. l'. l,.mler l .ntriexx Rex. ll. Plouglimgm Cllmplgiin, R.lQ.X. Rex. XY. llclfurtl liellk fiurl1eI's Rex. XY. Robinson Uttnxxxi Brig Yen. XY. I-'ortli Clmplnin Clem-ml nf the .Xrmetl Serxieex Canon R. lf. Osborne Uttgm .1 Rex. R. Rodger l:L'.llll'L'l7.lll'L', Que. Wing Comnmmler I . S. Light Deputy Director, Religioux .Xtl., R.CQ..X.l . Yen. Cf. il. lleplmurn .Xrelitleneon uf Utt.1xx .1 Ilishop Coleman llixliop uf Qu'.Xppelle Rt. Rev. lf. Reed Bishop of Utt.1xx.i .Xl'Cl1tlL'.lL'ul1 ff. .Xlulersull Uttglkul Among the most memorable services were: The Conlirnmtion at which Bishop Reed eonlirmetl the following sz Peter Bowie, 'liimotlw Cforistine. Thomas lfuller, Dnvitl Cinmble, Ii.1vl: Ruin' S. lf. XYooles. A. lf. l.. XleXaugl1ton, Rev. K. ll. Xlonlcs. il. N. Corixtioe ll. 'li giprv TH If CONE-'lR.XlA'l'IOX Cl .ASS lfrnnt R015 'lf S. Fuller, ll. .fX. P. Clnmlmle. P. Ci. R. Roxxie, R. ff. Ci. Rowley. fl. W' Strieklnml.

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l 12 THE ,4SHBURl,4N 4 I i l l l r I i 1 l l l i l l CHAPEL NOTES M Sunie uf us elu not realize the strung and lasting inlluenee the Chapel exerts un the life of the sehuul. Une intlieatiun of this inlluenee is the taet that when the Old liuvs come haelq for a visit, su many uf them want 4 . . l In see the ultl Chapel hrst. lt is a quiet little hit uf hulv ground, eunseerateel and set apart for , the wurship ul .Xlniiglitv God. lt is a spiritual powerhouse which dues smuetlung In all ul- us anal has an ahieling inlluenee for guard. e e J l his year will leave nianv pleasant and inspiring nieinuries with all ul us. AX nuiuher uf outstanding elergvinen have preaeheel at the Suntlax' Services: U l n 4

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H THE ASHBURIAN THE CHOIR liaele Raw: Mrs. H. S. Dalton, j. A. D. Forrest, P. A. Hampshire, G. XV. Strickland, G. Hewitt, lfsq., T. S. Fuller, D. C. Love, L. McLaine, Rev. K. B. Monks. .Hiddle Row: R. j. Millar, M. D. MacCarthy, C. T. Chown, E. H. Courtney, C. B. H. Stone, D. j. A. Mackenzie, B. D. G. Speedie, T. P. Christie, R. C. G. Rowley. lfrmlf Row: Y. P. Hearne, A. M. K. Reed, j. V. Hearne, R. K. Souch, l. S. Cosh, P. G. l.oftus, M. Mulaner, A. S. I . lVright, B. G. McColm. Andrew McNaughton, john Partridge, Roger Rowley, Daniel Spry, Xlard Strickland, Robert lYooles. The Servers' Service was conducted on May lst, at which service each of the ten servers conducted some part of morning prayer. All parts of the service were performed with ability, reverence, and dignity. Colin Cantlie's short sermon, on why he hopes to become a priest of the Church, was one of the highlights. The Choir now numbers 24 boys. They have made remarkable progress under the direction of Mr. Godfrey Hewitt, and the Chapel organist, Mrs. ll. S. Dalton. Their performances at the Christmas and lfaster Carol Services and also as a visiting choir at Christ Church Cathedral and St. Paul's l lazeldean were a great credit to all concerned. The Servers Cuild has played an increasingly active part in the services. The guild includes: Bodger, Brunke, Cantlie, Detchon, Dickson, Cillean, l.ove, Monks, Noel-Bentley l, and Sarkis. Among the manv others who have contributed to the worship of God in the Ashbury Chapel are: Messrs. Siblev and Snclgrovc, who play