Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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THE .-1SHBL'Rl.4.X' lx CHJAPEL NQTES The chapel has again been a source of inspiration ind in Llplllflll f fniiuence for the whole school. lt's daily prayer and revu ar serxices are one of the many things that make Ashbury a better school A num ber of distinguished clergy have been our guests. Sept. 17 Oct. I Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 19 Nov. 26 jan. 21 jan. 28 Feb. 25 Nlar. ll April 30 .Xlay 6 Xlay 10 .Xlay 13 Xlay 27 Rey. Frank Lawler St. .Xlargarets Ottm 1 Rey. L. S. Baird St. Georges, Ortau 1 Rev. I-'. Q. XlcGregor St. Xlartin's Archdeacon G. G. Hepburn Retired Rey. A. Brewer St. johns Church Rey. DI. Plante Rev. R. Bodgcr St. l.uke's. Ottawa Beaurcpairc. RQ. Rev. Nlalcolxn Hughes St. Matthias, Ottaui Rey. Group Captain lf. S. Light Director of Rcligi in Xt nunistrition nPi R.C.A.l-'. Rev. Kent Clarke Dioccran Dircctor ot hl 1 u ut it Rt. Rey. li. S. Rccd The Bishop of Uttm 1 Rey. james Winters Diocesan Hospital Archdeacon G. G. Hepburn Retired Rev. Xlalcolin Peers Diocesan L'nivers1tx C hiplun Rey. john l-'owler St. ilihonias' Cfhurth Ut 1

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H THE ASHBURIAN ception here at the school, and again at another end of term get- togetherv on june Sth. The summer holds great prospects for The Retrospectsg an audition tape at CKOY on june 30th seems the most important at the moment. We would like to express our appreciation and good wishes to a venture that is interesting, entertaining and worthwhile. MOTHERS' GUILD Hon. President, Klrs. R. H. Perryg President, Mrs. D. G. Partridgeg Ist Vice- Prcsidenr, Mrs. K. G. Thorneg 2nd Vice-President, Mrs. j. E. Copelandg Secretary, Mrs. j. XV. Roche. Treasurer, Mrs. A. L.Thurlowg Comwzorxz Social, Mrs. E. A. Floodg Sou-ing, Mrs. L. L. Deacong .i1ilw1111ersl.iip, Mrs. F. R. Thurstong Telephone, Mrs. S. G. Gamble. The Mothers' Guild has had an energetic and successful year. liight meetings were held altogether, two of these being in the eveningg these last proved to be popular with members unable to come in the afternoon. Xlr. Perry, Nlr. Polk, and Klr. Anderson each gave the Guild interesting talks on various aspects of Ashbury life. Amongst the Guild's activities were the Annual Clothing Sale, the catering for the Old Boys' Luncheon in the fall term, and the Spring Tea and Bake Sale held early in Nlay. The resulting increase in funds made it possible for the Guild to give to the junior School a ping-pong table, ro the Senior Common Room furnishings. to the Library a donation for new hooks, and to the School Bursary Fund a sizeable sum. The School wishes to express its grateful thanks to these ladies for their strenuous and successful labours in the interests of the School.

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CHOIR The Chapel Choir has again been a credit to the Chapel and the School. Our congratulations to Nlr. Godfrey Hewitt and Nlrs. H. S. Dalton for what they have accomplished. Sunday by Sunday and day by day the choir has sung to the glory of God, helping make their services beautiful and inspiring. The highlight of the year xvas their visit to Government House where they sang several selections for their llxcellencies, the Governor General and Lady Vanier. The visit included a tour of the house and grounds, a half hour in- formal vfsit with their Excellencies and refreshments. The Choir also sang at Christ Church Cathedral and at St. Barthol- omexv's Church.